22 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/701eae9dfc6e9444815ae43c2a12eae9.pdf 6e08b0dfb2808bbbcd9fcbffe69c7c72 PDF Text Text 1 - 12B—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 Bank Makes Projections TV Ratings May Drop This Fall in Planning For 1 985 C114P '(a By DICK KI.ELNF.R come possibilities for fall PRESENTING THE ROLLER viewing: DERBY is a sure winner. In HOYWOOD—NEA— THE MARCEL MARCEAU fact you can make a bet now — lights of areABC, burning Late In HOUR, 60 minutes of pan- Roller Derby queen will win an NEW YORK (AP) — Prosperity and problems, ftcult In the future to achieve a jobless rate near The the offices CBS and tomime. This Is such a natural Emmy. a questioning of basic economic assumptions and or below 4 per cent. NBC. The network brass, their that all three networks are less involvement by the federal government are The savings rate, which during the They were all set to sign a past three eyes haunted and their mouths bidding for the services of the riww th. tlew,. used by a major years topped 8 per cent briefly, is foreseen as dry with fear, are worrying great mime, who could c the :lcal for AN HOUR WIT!! THE hank in planning for the year 1985. BEST averaging around 6 per cent, or only slightly about what to put on the tube 73-74 season's answer to Mike W 0 R L U ' S lower than average of the decades of the l95( WRESTLERS, but they had to next fall. Bankehaveatendencytocewflyearsbefore and 1960s. Connors. THE cancel It they found out they occur, but usually their most serious THE DENNIS 11W writers' strike still drags The cult of youth Is expected to fade as the wrestlers worked from scripts. Projections are confined to the vet' Immediate birth rate declines to two children per woman, on. No new scripts can be MENACE FESTIVAL. ReOtherwise, though, sports will future. But for its own internal use, the Conti- but the percentage in the 25-44 age bracket Is written. None of the new, highly runs, yo'i see, can be used, and there are certain to be many be big. The networks are even nental Illinois National Bank went further. It foresees the Gross National Product, or the projected to rise significantly. And that means touted shows will be seen, at hours of your old favorites back now considering televising total of all goods and produced and services more housing - nearly double the 1960 rate. least not in September. because again. Besides Dennis the other sports events, and we are Women will be in the as to see the INprovided, as rising from about $1.3 trillion in 1973 in job there are no scripts for them to Menace, you'll be able to renew certain T ER NATIONAL QUOIT marP"ts, Income, influence, power. Over the shoot. to to nearly $2 trillion in 1985 — and that's after past 20 years femsie employment grew by about But something will have to be acquaintances with some other CHAMPIONSHIPS, THE discounting for inflation. delightsfromthcpast—OZZIE 70 per cent, while male employment rose 20 per aired, otherwise the public will AND HARRIET, SUGAR. HOCKEY FINALS THE NATIONAL AAUand FIELD Yes, they expect inflation to continue, at a rate cent. That trend Is expected tocontinue.be forced to do something FOOT, RICHARD DIAMOND averaging close to 3 per cent between now and drastic. Like talk to each other. and all those grand old timers. WORLD'S BEST CURLERS. Continuing another trend, the economy j 1985. Otherwise that GNP figure would come out expected to become even more service-than And there's no profit for NASTURTIUMS I HAVE Music shows will proliferate, to something like $215 trillion. product-oriented, meaning the majority of Jobs networks in human COfl• KNOWN Is sure to make the top as longs as the MCs can ad lib %ersatioa. Measured in constant dollars, nearly 60 per will be in trade, transportation, finance, the p 10 next fall, assuming that the and don't need scripts. I un cent of all families are expected to be earning fcssions and the like rather than In manufacSo the network executives are networks can find a botanist derstand ABC has plans for $10,000 or more in 1985 — the percentage was turing. even now c'onisdering alter- who can ad lib. Ad libbing, you THE &)1113Y BREEN HOUR, abut half that in 1970— and the median income Expectations of changes in society's attitudes natives. With a little we, is OK—anything Is O.K. (:Rs is wirking up THE MRS. Is foreseen rising to 812, 000 from 88,6(A). and values toward business, the quality of life, Imagination and ingenuity, they as long as there's no script, or MILLER SHOW and NBC Is all But just as inflation and higher than usual work, Income, living standards and the like can come up with some ac- written anything set for SIXTY MINUTES WITH interest rates are Likely to persist, the bank's conceivably could present some touchy ceptable substitute programs, DEAN MARTIN PRESENTS JAMES McCORD, WHO forecasters told its staff, so will it be more di!. problems. You might be interested in C I E N C A M P P f I. i. ALWAYS SINGS. §t4t`1f1F11*? am Friday, March 22, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 182 F1 KNOX, Ky. — Privat James It. Basso, 18, SOfl of Mrs Mary Basso, 611 Oak Ave. Sanford, has completed cigh weeks of basic training at th U.S. Army Training Center Armor, Ft. Knox, Ky. His father, Robert Basso lives at 143 Emerson St. Rochester, N.Y. • ' "- SGT. NORMAN HARVEY MT. JOHN, New Zealand— Master Sergeant Norman W. ALRMANJUIINT.I'FJjhy Harvey, son of Mrs. Helen K. AIRMAN JOHN T. Perry, Harvey, Longwood, has JOSEPH WAGONER son of Mrs. Dolores A. Perry received the U.S. Air Force of 810 Ballard St., Altamonte Commendation Medal at ML FT. PIERCE—. Ralph Springs, .as been assigned John, New Zealand. Jacob, local Air Force Harvey was cited for to Castle AFB, Calif., after Recruiter, has announced compieting Air Force basic meritorious service with the enlistment of Joseph Roy training at Air Training 3SO3TdUSAFRecrultthgGrotrp. Wagoner, 931 Dolphin CL Joe is Corinds Lackland AFB, located at Lackland AFB, Tex. He now serves at Mt. John as married to the former Terry Tex. He has been assigned to JOhflSOfl of Sanford. Strategic Air Command for a civil engineering technician Wagoner has taken ad. training and duty in aircraft with a unit of the Aerospace vantage of two enlistment equipment maintenance. He Defense Command. options, guaranteed job and the The sergeant, a 1945 graduate is a 1973 graduate of Lyman alzw enlistment. Joe will be of Tunkhannock (Pa.) High High School. attending school for Missile School, is a veteran of World Systems Analyst Spedalist at CAPT. D.S. HORTON War II, the Korean War and of Sheppard AFB, Tea upon his Vietnam. suceesdul cornpleticm of basic IWAXW4I, Japan—Marine SGT. BRUCE CARTER training, six short weeks, at Capt. David S. Horton, son of [Ackland AFB, Tea. Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Horton of DAYTON, —Sergeant will also be sewing his Airman 331 Oak Hill Dr., Altamonte lit clan strips on UPOfl Springs, returned to the Marine Bruce A. Carter, son of Mr. and graduation of basic, in Corps Air Station here after a Mrs. William A. Carter Sr., 1112 Elaine Drive, recognition of his six year six week training exercise in Queen in with Casselberry. has re-enlisted flatistmenlL the Philippines. He serves He Is a 1973 graduate of FL Marine Attack Squadron 533. the U.S. Air Force after being selected for career status. Pierce Central High School. lit Aircraft Wing. Carter, an aircraft mechanic A 1%9 graduate of the U.S. at Wright-Patterson AID, Ohio, ERNEST a nirrwt Naval Academy, Anapolis, Md., was approved for rt-enlistment he joined the Marine Corps In b-i a board which considered his PANAMA CITY, — US. Air June, character and Job per. Force Technical Sergeant CAPT. J.H.DYSON formance. He is assigned to a Ernest E. Butler. son of Mr. arid unit of the Air Force Logistics Mrs. Ernest hi. Butler Of 104 CAMP CASEY, Korea— Command. Vihlen Road, Sanford, has MThY Captain James H. Dyson The sergeant Is a 1969 received the Meritorious Jr., son of Colonel and Mm graduate of Colonial High Smic4 Medal at Tyndall AFB. James U. Dyson Sr., Stone School, Orlando, (USAF HOME Butler, a communications Island, Enterprise, assumed TOWN NEWS CENTER) equipment repair technician, command of company C, 1st was cited for his Outsthfld1flf Battalion, 72nd Armor of the CHARLES II AU. duty perforiziance at Taipei Air 2nd Infantry Division at Camp Station, Taiwan. Casey, Korea. Navy Personnelman Third He is now at Tyndall with a Class Charles M. mu, son of unit of the Aerospace Defense PATRICIA CURRY Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Hall Jr., 102 Gregory Ci., Altamonte The sergeant is a 196 JACKSONVILLE, F Is.— Springs, was commended as a graduate of Lyons Township Navy Trademan Second Class crew member aboard the oiler High School, LaGrange, Ill. his Patricia A. Curry of 691 Lilac u&s Pawcatuck as part of the iife. Marjory, is the daughter Road. Casselberry, drills one U.S. Sixth Fleet task force in of Mrs. Olive M. Kitchen of 35 weekend monthly with Naval the Mediterranean during the Clearview Drive, Daly City. Air hies-r,.r Unit here. latest Middle East crisis. Calif. ThOMAS NYE SAN ANTONIO - Airman First Class Thomas W. Nye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Nye, 1804 Maple Ave., Sanford, has graduated it Lackland AFB, Tea., from the U.S. Air Force security policeman tuurstconducted by the Air Training Command. The airman, who was trained In security and law enforcuncnt, is being assigned to Forbes AIR, Kan., for dut', with a unI of the Strategic Air Command. Airman Nye is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High SchooL Add Space To Your Place - I- •..4,.',4 Extensive Monitoring The division's monitoring of liquor imitI1torir's i ' ;tt'uvi* because of the city commission action HyBOBLLOYD City Editor , Plllwp If. LOGAN i-P not heard (I Two of the nine members of the Sanford Zoning and Plan. nlng Commission have resigned protesting city commission action overruling a 1-P order that United State Bank of Seminole demolish 18 feet of a 10-foot-high, 190.foot long brick wall adjacent to a restaurant on U.S. 17-92. David N. Berrien and attorney Philip H. Logan submittedletters of resignation Thursday night to 1-P Chairman Art Harris for forwarding to city commissioners, who appoint the advisory board. Harris, a member of the ooaro ior 19 years, said he has considered resigning too Sh Obstruction Albert C. Phelps, accompanied by attorney Robert Petrie, attended the ZIP meeting and told members he has been "plastered" with a wall that obstructs view of his restaurant and makes it unsafe for his customers to enter and exit his driveway. "We ruled it is a safety hazard and were overruled by the city commission," Harris said, "and this board has no recourse." Z-P Member Jeff Davis told citizens with Phelps they can go to Monday night's city commission meeting and "be loud and angry." Phelps said his customers are complaining the wall makes it unsafe for them to use his 13foot-wide driveway from U.S. 17-92. He said the wall is as high as his building and southbound motorists in the 45-mile-an-hour speed zone can't see the restaurant until they pass it. The wall is on the north and west sides of Phelp's restaurant at the edge of a parking lot for the bank's new building on the west side of U.S. 17.92. The bank is now located across the four. lane divided highway at the Sanford Plaza Shopping Center. "Leaving that wall as It stands is every bit as Intelligent as constructing It in the first place," Logan said today. "I think there's no question it is a safety hazard." "I just got tired of it," Logan declared. The nine year Z-P member called the advisory job a 'thankless" one and said he felt "we weren't accomplishing anything." Berrien said the wall hassle and "philosophical difference" was the major reason he resigned after serving on the board for nearly four years. Not On Plan The brick wall, according to Harris, was not on the original bank site plan approved by the Z-P board. Feb. 21 when the ZIP board approved an amended site plan, on the condition the 18 feet of the wall nearest U.S. 1742 Is demolished because it is a safety hazard, City Manager 'ff 's Latest Consieration Turn Navy Barracks Into Ja*1 FLORIDA i SANF09, SANFORD STATE &4N/( INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. • , __ MEMBER F.D.LC PH. 322.111 m&mbor eg''1 - Spot Inspections The Treasury's liquor and beer watchers number about BOO nationally., Th ey conduct spot inspections, check records required by law, and handle "work-back" audits to make sure distilleries and breweries aren't mislea ding the government. 0 Warren Knowles said .irchitects for the bank had atually drawn up three differ,site pla.s.One went to the u:. for approval and plaits show iii 1' the wall went to the contracti r and bank officials, he said. Knowles said the city cat: limit the height of the wi1 under zoning regulations limiting fences in residential zones to six foot height. Last night the i-P board voted,alter conducting a public hearing, to recommend the city commission amend the zoning ordinance to allow sight-proof fences as a conditional use in commercial and industrial zones when approved by the i-P board. The recommendation would leave height approval up to the board. DAVID N. BERRIEN .Phllosophlcal difference S ri eri , 1 .. - 41A - -U-. By CHRIS NELSON Herald Stall Writer sights on a possible $400,000 $600,000 and abandoned In airport's 80 tenants must be suggestions to avoid a state conversion of Sanford AIrport's 1168, and estimated conversion polled as well, threatened shut-down of the old Navy barracks into a jail. to a maximum security Jail Should the FAA, U'w tenants aging Downtown Sanford With the voter's "No" on a Polk Thursday conceded the would cost 1400,000. Ky inlrn A. ripoltt ki, -. and the authority decideajail Is facility. - pcopoaed$3imlllIein Five Poipt old air station to be a "possible acceptable, Cleveland said, a ' jail still ringing in his ears, alternative" to the recently While Salfi and his colleagues regular five-year commercial An azalea sale to benefit the Sheriff John Polk has turned his rejected bond Issue after the $400,000 that lease arrangement at standard appeared satisfied Civic Improvement Project third court hearing into county Polk, who also met today with $lperaquare foot rate could be progress is being made, the (CIP) will be held March22 and jail conditions. chief judge said the hearings Sanford City Mariasger Pete worked out. 23 from 9 am. to 5 p.m. in two Chief Circuit Court Judge Knowles on possible use of the have so far dealt only with Cleveland ruled out any Sanford locations downtown Dominick SaUl concluded the city's 30-man jail, said Thur. possibility ofa lease at less than "critical" areas of overIn the vacant building on the hearing with orders to Polk and sday some $400,000 may still be commercial rates, saying the crowding and health conditions corner- of First Street and the county commission to available from the court house barracks, "Building 310" tias and said next month's hearing Magnolia Avenue, and outside report In one month "on and jail bond issue approved in been leased for $42,000 annually will look at "other, broader Publix Market In the Sanford alternatives to secure con- 1966. In the past, and that the areas. Plaza. The sale, sponsored by Polk said he is presently finement of prisoners through Airport manager J.S. (Red) authority is bound by law to the Izora Garden Club, SanDecember, 1976." charged with 107 prisonerit in a Cleveland today confirmed make the best deal possible. ' ferd, will feature a wide variet% Salfi, with Circuit Court preliminary discussions with The next authority meeting is facility built to hold 85 to 87, small but fastrowing azalea Judge Robert MacGregor Polk and said that while his and set for April 11, he said, adding necessitating transferring pla nts selling for cents each and County Court Judge two of the authority's seven he expects to meet with Polk prisoners to other counties. Wallace Hall, also ordered board members inItial reac- today. "It is unthinkable a judge has ilniediate hiring ofa jail nurse tions are not negative, we've to worry about seflenc1ng a Its Interesting to hear the and physician and said he got to take a good close look at man to Jail without any jail to 'Emergency thoughts of a Congressman, doubted any bond issue could the thing." put him In," McGregor said, especially one who is critical of take effect before 1976. Cleveland said not only must -. At Thursday's Jail hearing, adding "we are at a critical Congress. Polk later said he has toured the Federal Aviation Polk gave a progress report on point right now, and with each Louisiana's Rep. F. Edward the former 3 man Navy Administration approve any commission approval of 12 of month passes it will become Red Cleveland Herbert (D) said. "Irresponbarracks, built in 1963 for project at the airport, but the his 13 "emergency" even more critical." ...Takeacloselook sibility is so widespread in the — Senate that If the Ten Commandments came before it. they would he amended." LO - - ... . - - . . . ) - I - - - ' • - .. of - State Oil Hunt Team Seeks Cheaper Fuel If that wasn't enough to whet your appetite Mid Florida's fighti ng for weeks over diverccngressmnen are elect ed by one MIAMI (AP) thing only: by people who don't largest electric company has sion of its usual supply of South care and by people who don't teamed up with a major oil American residual fuel oil to vote at all. Bad congressmen coirpany in hopes of finding a utilities In the Northeast. When .. . " - come to Washington because of steady fuel supply. As a By MARK WEINFz hleraldStaff Wr-fter A red haze hung over 1,700 acres of tall-pine WOOds near Titusville for nine hours Thursday u federal allocation rules moved a fire ravaged the area and destroyed two junk The Florida Power and Light the oil, FP&L said it had to shop poor judgment or apathy." -- . - P0jj.jO5 - . . _ .. -, .... - - F'ARM PRODUCED GROCERIES ... Jumped 3.l per cent Mother Nature Bans Fire Market Basket Jumps Rate of $ 1 A automobiles before Mother Natum e, The Florida requesting a tri.county (seminole, Osceota and Orange) burning tan. Artman said today his recommendation was 'turned down at the local level due to lack of sufficient cause." -If Week WASHINGTON the conditions were just a bit worse we annual cost of probably would have had the ban, but as it was crowning climax. Rep. Co, said Thursday it and Stand. the world market for fuel at a Forestry Service and local firefighters combined Sloflicr Nature gave us the ban," Artman said I Al - The annual ust of it market basket a market basket for a theoretical household of of U.S. farm-produced grocer- 3.2 persons was $1,732 In Februies jumped 3.1 per cent or a rate ary, based upon a 3.1 per cent The rain Is expected to stifle fires in the tn of $1 a week per household from rise. The January rate was $1,Hebert added, "Congress is ard Oil Co. will share the costs higher price than it would have to extinguish the blaze. county area for at least a week, ,%rtman said. "Mother Nature's rain really helped us out," January to February, ac- 680 annually, meaning the gain weak because the American and results — if any — of a $10.5 paid. The 1,700 acre fire was "right at the edge of Florida Forestry Service Supervisor Gil Artman cording to government figures in one month was $52. people have been weak. They million oil search in a 26-county Though FP&L is building nu- said today. 95, and it was threatening a housing development announced Thursday. Central Florida. area elected Congress, now it's up clear generating stations on the when it was put out," Artman said. There were The search is an attempt to Atlantic Coast, it the voters to change Congress. "The fire burned "one of the prettiest areas Market basket statistics are says petrc> of no injuries or buildings destroyed. woodlands in h3revard County. bordered by is Irresponsible to blame the "developasourceofIuelforour leumn will be its main fuel It had gained 1.8 per cent or kept by the Agriculture Departfor Artman said there were no fores' fires St. Johns River, Highway 50 and 1-95," President for inflation, customers which Is outside the several years.. in 830 from December to January ment, based upon Labor DcArtman Seminole County Thursday. He sa said. Congress shares the blame for confines of world politics and id he was on an annual basis. Adminis- partment statistics expected to appeased enough by the rain to temporarily McDonald said the cornInflation. It Is fully aware that which could prove to be less tration officials, however, insist be available next week. The The cause of the blaze has not been deter- discontinue attempts to ban burning. al these giveaway programs expensive than buying on the Panics are using subsidiaries corcsumt'rs nave seen the worst computations were mth' a - mined . In sur',eyed areas of Seminole Count)- Thurcost huge amounts of money." world market," said FP&1. Fuel Supply Service Inc. and of 1974 food price Increases, unofficially from consumer Earlier this week Artman attempted to for- sday, rainfall was less than a half-inch, "but it president Marshall McDonald. Amoco ProductlonCo. — for the According to Bureau of labor price index figures announced 1. 1.l..,. ,,. ,,,iI 9%%.V alit" 4. I" 4V. 11 V_ I,I (r. [('411) PtNJU. A[UII4II dIU. Statistics consumer figures, the Th ursday. Or anothe r way of putting it Congressman. "You've Lapped the well dry. The American taxpayer has trouble feeding his own, much less be concerned with t ry ing to take care IlAlillAhi, Ethiopia API than a year ago and more than we will be auic to avert further of th e needs of the world." Ethiopia's Harrarge Province, in the six-nation West African major loss of life." a mountainous, semidesert re- drought. gion as big as Italy, has six ee s Volunt r The rain is up to Allah. liar- Relief Expert e Winter Spri ng Th weeks to live, its officials say. rarge's devout Moslems say. Fire Dept. needs your shove l, Without huge grain handouts The grain Is up to National Refolks. And If you're so Inclined, A Western relict expert who and without rain, the remaining lief Commissioner Shimelis perhaps you'd like to dona te has traveled widely in Ethiopia cattle herds will die. Tens of Adugna, a 38-year-old social some muscle, too, as they says 'notherwaeo1starvation thousands of peasant farmers worker named by Ethiopia's prepare to cleanup the comthat would dwarf the 1973 crisis and nomad herders will starve, new government this nionth to munity park Saturday at 10 could develop within two The eastern fifth of Ethiopia boss a slack and stumbling g am. months. will turn into a dust bowl. ed at t he drought reiiel bureaucmac locat pa is The rk Dr ought is affecting seven of 'il) ua y things have imn dead end of North Edgemnond the country's 14 provinces, Free Hand proved is to compare Ethiopia Drive. where nearly two-thirds of the "The government has given to a man standing on a railroad 26 million Ethiopians live. Some me a free hand, and I intend to track with a freight train con-iqualified observers say 200,000 act swiftly," Shimelis said in an ing around the bend," he cornA long life may not be good or more have starved to death, interview in Addis Ababa. mented. "He's all right until it enough, but a good life is long double the estimated toll less ''Even if there is no rain, I think Puts him. enough. to of ,,,,,,, — AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LENDER - employes are stationed in many distilleries and bonded warehouses, keeping the premises under lock and key so that no liquor is illegally removed. All this is (lone for tax purposes, to collect the federal levy on beer and alcoholic beverages. Th e controls on inventories are more th an 100 years Province Has 6 Weeks To Live GET A HOME IMPROVFMENT LOAN UP TO 15.000 FOR 5 YEARS NO DOWN rAYMENT old, but have been altered over th e years, In addition to domestically produced liquor and beer, the Customs Bureau keeps accurate records cn alcoholic be verages shipped from oth er coun- ity Zone Members Qui *t 0 ver Wa , I convincing th e public th e fuel shortage is real. it C,6 a4 PYT. EVEN BERG TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif— Marine Pvt Steven M. Berg,aon of Mr. and Um Gale Berg of 375 Imperial "-• Casselberry, has begun basic electronics training at the Marine C.CCPI &a When he completes this sctiooi he will be assigned to specialized training In cornnailons-electronlci. Price 10 Cents III - Navy Airman Recruit Clark L. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs Marion B. Moore of Longwood visited the Far East port of Hong Kong while serving aboard attack aircraft carrier U.S.S. Midway. He spent five days in the British crown colony on a rest and recreation visit, The 64,000-ton Midway, as a forerunner of the Navy's family overseas residence program, will be operating out of Yokosuka, Japan, with the U.S. Seventh Fleet for two to three yeam ...'.-., i4jrrath Service News I'VT. JAMES BASSO WASHINGTON (AP) If oil were liquor, the government would know where to find virtually every drop of it. The national debate over wheth er the energy crisis is real or contrived wculd disappear as fast as a flask of .,.i,;,.i... $4' g$-The Treasury Department's Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division keeps such close tabs on liquor and beer inventories of distilleries and breweries th at it can tell almost in. stantly how much is stocked. Energy officials agree that if they had such legal controls over oil inventories there would be no trouble - . (lARK MOORE If Oil Were Liquor, Government Would Find - �'A L.... I_a__.i . . - Fri ay, Mar. 22. 1974 I he The Sanford Herald d Nixon N ATIO N TODAY a Justice Obstruction? MIAMI (AP) The pr esident of the American Bar Associa tion says President Nixon Is obstructing justice by not giving Watergate evidence to impeachment in. ves tigatcrs. "The President should furnish all information requested by the House Judiciary Cunmittee, and I don't feel any evidence Is subject to presiden tial privilege, presidential privacy or even na tional se-urity," Chesterfield Smi th said In an interview. ,By claiming execu tive privilege. the President Is obstructing justice, whether legally or illegally," he said. - Equal Time Raised WASHINGTON API House Speaker Carl Albert says he will consider a request th at he demand equal television tune to respond to comments by President N ix on concerning the House Judiciary Committee's Impeachment inquiry. The request came Th ursday from Rep. John Conyers, DMict, a member of the commi ttee, who asserted that Nixon has "violently misrepresented" the impeachm ent process and the committee In recent news conferences and television appearances in Chicago and Houston. Mother committee member, Rep. Jarom e Waldie, I)Calif., said he already has sought equal response time from the th ree major commercial networks. - Man Charged In Kidnap MNNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) — Au thorities have arrested a second man in connection with th e kidnaping of a banker's wife and have recovered all but $100 of the 1200,000 ransom paid. The FBI Iden tified the second man as Frederick Henry Heiberg, 43, a South St. Paul welder and carpenter. Th ey arrested him Th ursday in Minneapolis. James William Johnson, Lakeville, was arrested Monday and was charged with viola tion of the Hobbs Act. He was being held on 1300,000 bail. , Hearst Kidnap Silence HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. (AP) — It has been 12 days since the hit communica tion from the terrorist kidnapers of Pat ricia Hearst. but the FBI says It Is not alarmed. tharles Bates, agen t In charge of the case, said Thursda y he was not particularly concerned about the silence, the second longest since Miss Hearst was abducted from her Berkeley apartment Feb. 4. In Its last communique March 10, the Symblonese Uberation Army, which says it Is holding the 20-year-old coed, said it would suspend communications un less two purported SLA members were allowed to1 make a statement on nationwide television. - Ms. WOods Subpoenaed WASHINGTON (AP) Hose Mary Woods, President Nixon's priva te secretary, has failed In her eff orts to avoid a subpoena to testify under oa th before the Sena te Watergate committee. Sw appears today before the committee, which has just completed two long days of Interroga ting C. C. "Babe" Rebom, a close friend of the Presiden t. Rehm was asked by reporters Th ursday night whether a discrepancy exists between his story and that of Miss - Woods. '1 don't think these is any discrepancy, but w hen you are asked to rela te deta ils of matters that occurred years ago there are bound to be — quote — discrepancies unquote," he replied . Nixon Slips In Polls NEW YORK (AP) —President Nixon's popularity has rea ched all-Wm Iowa In two recent polls, Only 25 per cent of those surveyed in a Gallup poll approved of the way he's doing his job, and only 26 per cent In a Louis Harris survey approved of the President's pe rforman ce. A Harris poll in February gave Nix on a 29 per cent positi ve rating and a Febru.sry Gallup survey found 27 per cent in approval. Gate Role Renort 'Gate ' - WASHINGTON (AP) A the House on the grounds its Federal OPP-ls court has contents probably would be moved the Rouse Judiciary made public and result in pubCommittee a step closer to ac- betty that could make It iznpcoCen oa secret grand jury re.. sibie for then'to obtain afafr Port on President Nixon's role trial. in Watergate. Haldeman and Strachan were In an opinion Thursday the among seven former adminis._._._e_., ust ,civ,cu iruiaest* mist it trMu..w, "r t!!!!! !.5 In reverse U.S. District Judge dicted March 1 for allegedly John J. Sirica's order sending tryi ng to block the Watergate grand jury report to the Investigation. The grand_____ jury committee, gave SLrlca Its sealed report The appeals court delayed and a satchel Filled with cvi. deli very of the report until 5 deuce at the same time It re. pm. Monday to give attorneys turned the indictment. time to take the case to the Lawyers for Haldeman and Supreme Court. Strachan said they were undePresident Nixon did not op. cided on whe ther to ask the SoPose sending the report to the preme Court to overrule the upHouse, a fact cited by both Si. peals court. rica and the appeals court. Judge George E. MacKinnon But attorneys for H. H. Hal- dissented in part from the dec-ideman, f ormer White House slcn, saying he believed the staff chief, and Gordon C. SIrs- grand jury exceeded its authorChan, a former Haldeman aide, fly In turning over the sealed opposed sending the report to report and satchel of evidence, ClosLar - House - _________ __-_ -- - -- - -: -- -. - JUDGE SIRICA Upheld H. H. HALDEMAN . . - Fighting report . . . Code Military Discharge - Seminole F I &41Z • GIBRALTAR, Mich. IA?) — Mrs. Debi Horn, the 229pound w oman who had her mou th wired shut to lose weig ht three months ago, says i.& also has lost some privacy and the right to visit her mothe r-in-law. A case of ja ngled nerves from a constantly ringing teleithone even Put her In the hospital Ira few days last week But Mn. Hor n, who is down Wa slim I vowg sh ijj wear t he wires for another two months to reach 140. "My mother-inlaw said she thought th is was stupid." Mrs. Horn said. "She didn't want rue to ever come over to her house wi th my braces c&" 4 ' To E ndIINTHENEWSI - - I - - ' - . - . Kissinger 'Hope£ u II About N u clear Ta I ks - - Demos Hear Themselves Predict Demo Victories - . A Little Boy's Dog - - '-' Off The Road ___________ iff __________ RyR()HF.RTP.I.AUflFCE CopteyNniaScnfrr inF; OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Hobble Rowe, 10, of Albuquerque, N.M., knows his mother Isn't ever coming home, bu t he's hopi ng to see his dog. Koko, again. Ills mothe r was k illed and he was injured when their car crashed on Inte rstate 40 near here Jan. 15. HIs fa ther, A. L. Rowe, a reir,i1 L'rn(-rn. :;ri cj.rtt,, ctit.- n pnr,!At- ...r •L I,,# - Hospital Notes MARCH!!, l4 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Jake Durham Nell S. Touchton Margaret Elicit Oglesby Thomas 1. Sullivan Earl M. Traver Mildred Lee Linda Sue Crews tyong C. Heaberlin Clifford Grooms Jr. James PTsiIt John W. Osgood Neal Burnett George A. Da vis, Deltona Willie L. Brown Doroth y M. Denson Louise B. Wheaton Mrs Irving (Terryl) Gussow and boy Shannon S. Smith, DeBary Oveda C. Rasmussen, DeIAOd Martha E. Riggs, Deltona Peter G. Permitin, Deltona Harry T. Francis, Deltona Sitndra M. Bass, Geneva JoAnne Sweat, Geneva Jackie Harper, Lake Mary Rudolph R. Winu, Lake Mary Edward V. McGarvey, William H. Sherrod, Lake Deltona Mary Eileen Dalton, Deltona William E. Avery, Enterprise Mrs. Carry (Patricia) Barr)' A. Derr Jr., Laurel Wal lace and boy, Osteen Springs, N. j Patricia A. 0. Quinn, Titus ville Births h11hh1e___hhhhh11 T Mr. and Mrs. Danny Myong Heaberlln a girl, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Steven ( Linda) 4 Crews a boy, Sanford 01, -- hant 40 Discharges Sanford: Lawrence B. Garrison Mrs. Mohammed (Saldiab) Baker and boy Leo Peterson Robert S. Mathews Catherine Fuhrmnnn Ary E. Ferguson Lawrence Williams O LegalNotice FICTITIOUS NAME They are still treasured c - arid talking about his memories, though, and hue, favorite subject. down the cost from Los "There have been 4,015 Passenger cars Iugattj, Mercer. Bentley. building in an industrial sec. produced," he'll say, "so to Ilispanu-Suiza. Duesenberg. lion, the memories are kept collect a lot of old cars is not locomobjle. Stutz. alive I .'... 1mySALE! COUNT. ON US TO MAKE YOU: HAPPY' 3EPARTMEWMANAGER "UGE-$AVIN,QIS - `off atir #4 low 10w, Pr r 81 J 1_18i ear's wholesale! I NOTICE lecey Q$fl that Wt at Qr,U('fl are engaged fl bus Ave. Lake Monroe. 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March 2S County Home Economics March21 Parents Night, Lake Brantley Teachers meeting, 7:30 p.m., Crooms High School Home Ec. 111gb School. 7:30p.m. in school commons; orientation and wing. curriculum for coming year for Mar. 25 incoming ninth graders. Sanford Homemakers Club, 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. E. R. Lake Mary Woman's Club, Wood. 2104 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford Chainer of Commerce, Program: Bike Safely and Speaker Dr. Charles Quilling. Unkovic, Chin. Sociology Dept., March 25 FTU, will give review on books Florida History Class field about Marilyn Monroe. Area trip to White Springs and clubwomen invited. Tallahassee. Overnight stay. Leave Civic Center at 9 R . M. April 2 Return on the next day at 8 p.m. Mr. SUS Pageant sponsored Take a bag lunch. by Seminole High School Paramedical Club, 7:30 p.m., )areh 2$ Seminole high auditorium, Saniord Rotary Club, 12:15 Contestants senior boys p.m., Civic Center; Seminole sponsored by campus service High Interact Club Slave Day. clubs. -, - QE 1 1 L * J6 £MJLJ YOU MUST BE SATI$FIED Mar 23 Mar. 27 Cub Scout Pow Wow, First Interior Decorating advanced Presbyterian Church, DeLançi, class, 7.10 p.m., 8 wee ks, SJC check lime, 9am. Regatta kits Adult Ed. Bldg. 35. and rules distributed. March 28Mar. 23Alcoholics Anonymous-open Youth Art Festival sponsored m ee ting, Holy Cross Episcopal by Arts Department of Junior Church Parish House, 400 Woman's (lub of Sanford, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sanford Magnolia Ave., 8.9 p.m. Plaza, for students grades 14 In March 21 Sanford area. Pai ntings will be SISTER, Inc., noon, Ca valier judged and awards given. - Time Has Driven I & a am n This is ' " Wired To Shed Ma.cb 22 March 2$Azalea sale to benefit Civic Alcoholics Anonymous-. im pr o vement Project (CIP) *osed meeting, Holy Cross from 9a.m toSp.m.,downw Episcopal Church Parish vacant building on corner of House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 6.9 W,.t Street nrt M-'----"- P.M. Avenue and outside l'ubllx Market In Sanford Plaza. March 25March Sanford Al-Anon Family Child Evangelism Fellowship Group, Holy Cross Episcopal covered dish dinner, 6:30 p.m., Church Parish House, 400 CaTY Community United Magnolia Ave., 6-9 p.m. Methodist Church. Speaker Dr. Frank H. Mann, Grand Rapids, Sanford Lions Club, noon, Mich., Music by Lighthouse of Steak. Program, SJC Quartet and Seminole County IIO Chorallers directed by Bert Good News Club Choir. Perinchief. Mar. 23Alcoholics Anonymous Mar, 26-. Women's Group-Holy Cross Sa nford Pilot Club, 6:30 p.m. Episcopal Church Parish dinner meeting. Speaker, Jack House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2.a Hanna, Central Florida Zoo p.m. director. .. PEOPLE 1 ..I GOP Hits House Claim Taxpayers Paid $17 Million For Nixon Homes Caltm-ndnr , WASHINGTON (AP) The code numbers are called. Of fiPentagon officials had de- ployers frequently misused the Although a serviceman might Onassis Defense DepartmentLsaboutto clalssaldtheyhavenodoubthe Fended the system as necessary CAIRO (AP Greek ship. code by obtaining corre• havereceivedanhonorabledlsabolish a controversial code will sign them, perhaps today. for the 88 per cent of service- sponding numbers for each rea- charge, the code on magnate Aristotle his papers ping that allowed employers to idenThere has been considerable men discharged routinely. They son for unsuitable discharge. Indicates the reason for the dii. Onassis, his wife, Jacqueline, lily alleged homosexuals, alco- pressure from Capitol Hill and were said to need the codes to Koch and a number of con- charge, Including different a nd her children, Ca roline and holics or drug users even elsewhere to a boli sh the sys- prove in effect that they re- gressional Investigator, have kinds of aberrational behavior john Kennedy, have arrived In . though they received honorable tern, under whi ch a command- celved a good recommendation found misuse of the code, al. That adds up to an "Invasion Egypt for a vacation. discharges from service. Ing officer can Indicate that a from their former military though It Is Pentagon policy to of privacy" for a veteran with a Accompanied by friends, they Pentagon sources say Secre. ddeparting serviceman et his service, keep it out are to tour the pyramids and of private hands. prejudicial discharge number lacy of Defense James H. bed, had financial problems, it Is the other 12 per cent who In Other ancient monuments in recent months, parts of the even though only the ex-eervSchlesinger has the papers on misuseddrugsoraicitholorhad concerned congressional critics code unsuitable Iceman Is supposed to be told Luxor and Aswan. his desk abolishing separation other difficulties making him Like Rep. Edward Koch, D-N.Y. discharges have been published the reasons for his discharge, program designators, as the unsuitable for military service, lie said this week that em- in various newspapers. Davidson Koch says. SAN FRANCIS(X) (API "At first I was afraid It might turn off the older segment of my audience the DAR types," singer John Davidson said of his appearance as Cosinopolitan magazine's nude centerfold, "But last week at Tahoe grandmothers were watching By The Associated Press WASHINGTON (A?) A The report makes no ac-sa. -"The procurement of items Brooks gave no details except my act and waving the center. A mass of subfreezing air House subcommittee report lions Nixon, according far In excess of security needs, to say the $17 million figure was folds at me," he said. flowed southward over Dixie to. passed over strong Republican to the against subcommltte's senior p. —"me obligation of federal reached by adding $7 million In Davidson. 31, shared centerday. It followed front which objections says President Nix- publican Re , p. John Buchanan funds by non-government ad naforaflfedal fold honors In the February is. touched off violent wea ther and on's homes have cost taxpayers of Alua sonnel. employes at, or associated with sue with former football star left at least seven persons dead $17 million acme of it for But Republicans strongly -"And other such practices the homes to the $lOmUuion cost Jim Brown. Davidson said he and scores Injured, loosely authorized Items "far in jected before the vote to subas were adequately demonstra- previously estimated by the didn't consult his Baptist minisBelow freezing temperatures excess of security neds," r committee action on the report, led during the hearings." administration. tar father before accepting the were expected over Tennessee The White, House, called the challenging its findings and assignment. and lit northern portions of report a deliberate deception, contending they didn't know it But he said his wife, Jackie, Louisiana and Georgia. Chairman Jack D- existedunwMonday, The National Weather Set- Tex., disclosed briefBrooks, highlights 'Idit Ur the unoit,andit vice said the cold would persist of the report Thursday before Brooks said In a prepared f l is great exposure," he said. for at least 24 how's and then his House government tement the report's findings acmoderate by Saturday. 11,1 tIes subcoznmfttee approved Concern: The weather service said it on a straight party "me loose arrangements iay. Thur ay'svlentweath vote. by which the General Services caused by cold air which for. Brooks told newsmen he does Administration paid for items MANCHESTER, England WASHINGTON (A?) See- strlctlng defensive med a squall Hoe extending not consider the report a shock- not ItIItstd by the Secret retary of State Henry A. Klssln- putting temporary limits on comedy (AP) American actor and "1,000 miles from Virginia to et, but rather a delineation of star Danny Kaye will get says he will seek a break- some offensive weapons. Georgia and then west to Loul. facts that caine out during his -'lb. manner in which the uconduct one of Britain's oldest In Moscow that could The current second round of subcommittee's public Secret Service submitted afterand —: produce a concrete treaty to SALT talks Involves an ex teas for a charity event.arches. hearings the-fact requests, Winds reached up to 100 miles he ings In October. limit nudes, weapons by the change of technical Informs-teas will take the baton of per hour at Columbus, Ga. In end of 1974. tlon, but also a stalemate In th the Haile Orchestra May 23 to Natchitoches. in northern Kissinger told a news confer- negotiating process, Kissinger aid J Manchester area children Louisiana, a tornado roared ence Thursday that prospects said. and to help swell the orchesthrough a 40-block ieSICiefltiSl are reasonably good. But he "Then a point Es reached own funds, the Halle area.Mayor Ray&-ettcaijedft also cautioned that relati ons where the two sides ha ve 10 magazine said. between the two powers are agree on what it ES the word disaster In t he city's Speaking tongue-in-cheek of passing through a difficult trying to accomplish. And after Kaye's appearance as a conFred Cutrer, 69, of NatchiWASHINGTON (AP) — raised their smallest total In period, that there has to be ductom', the magazine said: toches, suffered a fatal heart Democrats heard predictions years, about $900,000. me secretary, who leaves negotiation on giving concrete "The resulting encounter could attack while seeking shelter im- they will win a veto-proof The predictions of November this weekend, said rapid Im- content to this conceptual . very well set serious music der a bridge. gresslonal majority this No. victory came from House pr breakthrough," h e said. ovement of nuclear weapons back a generation." Anothei Louisiana man was vember and laughed at anti. Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahas slowed progress on a ) $ "1 would expect that If there killed In the storm, and five Nixon wisecracks at their an. homa and Rep. Wayne Hays of treaty. congress' unwillingness isa SALT agreement thIs year, persons died In storm-related nual $SOOa-plate f aising Ohio, chairman of the House to grant trade benefits to the it will have an adequate con- Thurmond accidents in Georgia. dinner. Democratic Caiuialgn Corn- Soviet Union and friction In the creteness, and it will not be A meteorologist In Georgia GREENWOOD, S.C. (APi — The financial take, probably miLlet. Middle East also contribute to simply general principles," Sen. J. Strom said of 100 mile-an-hour winds be tween $600,000 and 171)0,000, Th urmond, w ho "me way things stt the dlf!Iculty, he said. Kissinger said. accompanying the dorm, "It's fell short of a year ago, when now we're going to have a going has been In the Senate since vetoAnd yet, Kissinger absolved Then, when a reporter asked 1Yj4, says he Is going to seek rethe strongest wind I've ever the dinner raised a Democratic Proof Congress next year," Moscow of blame for Syrian w he ther he was hinting a treaty election in 1978. seen In the continental United record of $960,000. About 2,000 hays said. clashes with Israel In the Golan would be delayed past 1974, he States." "I think what counts Is how a attended thIs year's dinner. Although the Democrats hold Heights and said: "Roth of us repli ed : '1 hope, and we will man feels, his mental and phys. The south east Tennessee The Republicans hold their majorities of 248 to 187 In th -: e have an obligation to contribute work very hard, to have sri ical condition," said the town of Conasauga was struck fund-raiser next Wednesday House and 581042 In the Senate -_ • 71to peace and both of us are cx- agreement this year. I think the )ear-old Sou th Carolina Reby a tornado Thtrsday, as it with President Nixon as they have been able only once In cha i ng ng ideas on the subject" prospects are reasonably good, publican. was on the mine date In 1932. chief speaker. Tickets are $1,. ten tries to muster the twoThe United Stales and Soviet but I can make a better Thurmond was In Gree The town was hit again last Dc- 000 each and their sales also are thirds volt needed nwood to OYt*Tlde Union signed their first nuclear estimate after my visit to Mos- Thursda crinber. down from 1973, when they vetoes by President Nixon. y Following the birth of weapons agreement .n 1972, re- COW." his third child. 7 Perish As Storms Rake Dixie 22,1974-3A Of Coming Events mid recommending that the the way he's doing his Job, acHouse committee be given ac- cording to the Gallup Poll, and tess to the entire grand jury 26 per cent according to a Louis Proceedings, but only after the Harris survey. trial Is completed. -Two members of the During the oral argument, Judklary Committee said Philip Lacovara, counsel for equal te levision time should be the svectal orosecutor, aaIiI th. elven for a response to NIznn' &rca By grand Jury focuses on the Pies- mittee. ident's role, and that "In-Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D. cdental references" to Rude. Ark., said N ixon should volun. man and Strachan "do not go tarliy (Lie amended tax returns heyond the allegailonsin the in- and pay any additional Income dictment." tax for past years. Mills is vice In other Watergate-related chairman of the joint congresdevelopments: siunal committee that Is looking -American Bar Association Into Nix on's tax affairs. President Chesterfield Smith -A House subcommittee upsaid Nixon's refusal to hand proved a draft reprt over all Watergate evidence to duding that the government the Judiciary Committee has spent $17 million on Presi. amounts to obstruction of jus- dent Nixon's homes, Incl uding tice. some funds not requested by the -Nixon's popularity dropped Secret Service. Committee to all-time lows In two polls, Republicans and the White wi th 25 per cent approving of }iottce dc000flced the report , JAI~ l______ To Friday, Mar. ----------------------------------- compare at $229 'k * �- - -- -_ - _______________________________________________ ____ _________ -_________________________ - __ Herald Sanford Friday, Mar. 22. 1974 _____________ _______________________________________ __w-.1 --I_ Uetenll;ei ' v ~ -i" Conf Med I u . e etente and oscow fusing variety of tunes these thus t welcome amea. and reaf firmed In 1971 at the days. ore of calm. At the same time 24th SovIet party congress, Careful perusal of internal the settlement tak ing sha pe Is where the principle w as and external Moscow propa. an American one, Clearly Mos- stressed that detente meant ganda might engender serious cow worries about sharpening, not lessening, of doubts about peacef ul coexist. walking off wi th all the Ideological warfare. ence, even as the Kremlin pee. marbies, etodm the Influence pares for another Soviet, the Rustian.s have been so Class Struggle Ame rican swwnhL carefully and expensively "Ut its dome,a, the inter. First, on the Middle East ikiing for national Communist movement What the Russians say dimCOY Moscow cheered the Arab oil has more than once qualified to Arabs is a - L -- long distance from boycott, warned Arabs that Is- the policy of peaceful coexistsounding friendly to the United rael and "forces protecting ene," said Party Life. "It has States as the Americans quest her" want to perpetuate the 0C underlined that peaceful coex for Middle East settlement. It cupatlon of Arab lands, and istence . is a form of class sounds almost as if the claimed that any Concessions struggle:.. The policy of peaceRussians fear there might be a from Washington and Jerusareasonable ettlemcnt and feel lemwere(ca'ct'tuponthetnbya ful coexistence helps give Irnpetus to the class struggle impelled to bead it off. "new balance of power" against imperialism at national ______ - - ___________ -.-. - -_- - --- .,- .__* ',__ --._-.a -t-k__-1 . . - :"'_~_ .3 trying to impose capitalist con. world goal. Third, what's being cepta on Egypt's economy, said at home this suWsts . - - .. _. _ -__ M..__I~ __ =_ - the Conimunist party general - personal file" of intirnate conversations on which he has cached In a top security filing cabinet in the White House basement. This is the secret testimony of the President's secretary, Rose Mary Woods, given during a two-hour session on February 20 to Senate Watergate lawyers. The President, she swore, "from time to time, for his on pr ivate, personal files does do some tapes. I have been in th e Uncoln&ttingRoomatflmeswhenhewlUremembersorneth lng from a conversation and put on a dlct.abelt..." At that point, apparently realizing she had let a White House cat out of the bag, Miss Woods paused and hastily added, "such as ' ' : . - - - . - -. ". _________ AL '' ' 5)I "" NO pm,will 'I. - _400ft -_ I '-_. . -- - - - - '- .-_',. anenvelope, sealed up and .- ' -- - ______ C-07 And what about Soviet mili- t - L__ tary leaders? Al - Governors Join Crowd Economic Confusion Typical are the assurances about policy, pursued by the ci- fear he'll give away sum valuable advantage In return the date we received th ern is put On th streaker' Just minute.i before the Thursday afternoon waterski ~ i now join the club of Americans Economica is admittedly a hear o economists talk o tini to rise dete the th specialized and complex would never know they tied crease In supply. s1ect. studied the same discipline. Economists spend their But all agree the whole So somehow we are now PrO190110114 Ilves WgWq its system is built on the law of various d0mi" JIM no one supply and demand. gardens and made his streak clad only In a regulation life Rangers Battle Swamp Fire NAPIJS, Fla. (AP) Wear)' forest rangers eq ui pped with a flame4twowing air boat were to set more control - do fires today, trying to control a 34-000-acre blaze in the Big Cypr ess SWaHIp. The rangers have set up a battle-line along a 30400t V Concern C.0 ______________ - J Over Nixon's Troubles -- - 1, - . - _ . - _,~. . _ .. ~~XU,S:T_W --I- _Ww , , . solidity of any diplomatic or the President, that Instead they '..., . radc negotiations thereafter would get better. They fear the wounded, conducted with the United unknown, which In this insta nce ugh they saw Kissinger as States. means what would happen If inse nsi tive to Ja pa n's qui te - .&~ 272~ , - -;-~,--"~, 1_~ . 1. - . - .A - Things of course have not yet Mr. Nixon were removed and delicate feelings about its place reached that pass. For the Vice President Ford took over, In official American eyes, they - moment. the Japanese are "holding tight," convinced that the footing wader them In most of their U.S. dealings is still . . ~X-_ . ~ I AA1 I- 11 -. - .. , . - It took a long Urne for Tokyo also believed him to be per. to gain any deep confidence in forming in the shadow of the Secretary of State Henry President himself-who thus Kissinger. Leaders here bore some of the blame In high firm. But they are worried over believed that in his pre. circles here. the new explosions of publicity occupation with cooling off the Today, curiously, the view 1 . - I -, be clear publicly that they felt attendant upon the handing hot " _____ l UP the decline In big -car sales Is undeniable, but there is corresponding infusion of ________________ rength in the manufacture be okay for the year." few miles west of the upper reaches of The Everglades. The leading edges of the fastmoving fire reached the canal Thursday but officials said they believed they could before the grand jury recessed until Tuesday. No witnesses had been subpoenaed to appear before the our obtaining It. L __ ______ ___________ __________________ III In a mom ent of rare levity. Miss Woods said she he rself had c*snetocallthelistofcontrlbutorsshekep( "RoieMary'sbsby," But she said she had never heard of the "Alpha 4" list we described in a recent column because "I never read Jack An. derson."Theflst,actuafly,wu not made up at the White House, but, as we reported, at the Nixon campaign committee. At another point, she was asked about a Howard Hughes contribu tion for the I972campalgr4of$l6, but she said "I could i . 971 "Lot me 91V0 you some sound medical actvice. Don't EVER try to cut in on a gasoline line in! t tell YOU" if it were on her own list which. she added, is often used for deciding on wh.j gets invited to "White House en. tertaining." As to other files, she sa id she was "sure there m ust be fi a le on F. Donald Nizon,"the President's brother, at the W hi te House. "I _______________________________ __________________________________________ . Watergate May Reform Some Campaign Abuse s quite different. ' Senate Panel Okays i Day Care Center B "they're the centers we're look. ing at." "They've developed through 'r efir - ' --r utftiii rd FREPC-! - - WALTER A. GIELOW - Publisher , TOAA AIKENS Ed.4or FQANKVOLTOI_94E - .--------:. - ---- - - rcLkl Ac,c,at, DAVID A 8RYANT - HAYS MacwnScsi Sua'- RALPH HAYS JANE CAISEIIERRY CainlpEdltsr BOB CIII. RAY STEVENS Home . _-. - 75q SyMall Postal RuiaIiO dvance. -- '- VINCENT. PmsRon JR. $UI$CIIPT(ON RATES Sic weet $ li-as Mffis In iCrda Au Ot?•'rr Mal 1270 Muth U.S. American analysts might and political parties raise relationnhlp betweon donors a candidate must seek. queson this, but it is accep here. More p Kiskriger appears at lag to $3.4 Moiie 123.001 Year Same As 'Iom, Delivery S.P'thI $15 2') peo,l IS.' .0 me d s I; mos. 132 re01ioaw be Entet5 as iacond thu matter AuQv$t 32. ISci at th, Post Onmca 00 laisters. Fior,da 32771. ThC HaId ms a member ci flee A$3oci'ted Press W'thCh eM,t orwhed in ''I_f Ott tosCNii$Y n.wipac.r is -_. 0-4r ^If' ",---~ T % nation's special problems as a has ____ can campaigning - ORIG. $239, the family from talking to newsmen. "Today belongs to -- O one from Alabama and one scilnal nerve and has shown ito from North Central Florida, surgery. were being withheld pending hliami Metro police report It has has been in notification of haslegislabeen hundreds of letters of "Children being our most ture five years andthe Officers said no charges wert pndoui resource, we should appro ed by the Ways and sympathy, many with donat' for in Ions, are pouring the filed but that an investigatIon t>pe Means Committee In earlier direct our attentio, to the lye&ld boy. was pending. at sessions. of care they a re receiving The legislature appropriated this most vital pre-sctiool age," Anil a Jacksonville man ______ d Sen. Kenneth Myers, 1)- $15 million last year for grants son died of cancer says 0 0 0 ___ . Lated Thursday. '1 -. -' ' - ,--•- , ,, ' , ill, -, I ___________ [1111 ipv', ~.::~~ - - 4 F E - -- I 11 Et 4,,, / - J 4 J' .. " Ic - -.' I. - , 1. .. , / ,.". .1 -1 , r IF _J If R - .... . 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"Quick-Pic" solid state. 22" black and white console TV ORIG. 199.95, NOW - ____ '144 Also available In Early American style ORIG. 549.95, NOW '499 __________________ _________________ .L. _'Z iT 1 y 1 _____ -.0 ____________ ____ _________ . - - __ ___ -z- ii- 1 --- -' ' i j _________ ______ ______ I hj _____ W _____________ il ~_- -_ - •..-,(.. _________________________ _________________ _______________________________ LI I __________________________________ ________________ ____________ ____ it i 11 ,''rI ---I ____________________________________ ________________________________________ ______________________ Pc. stereo component systnm with 8-track player -..1.- 17 cu. ft. top-mount refrigerator ORIG. '298 NOW 259 Frost.free, white or avocado, rh. door Call or visit this. Arab do-it-yourself diii.,, today. - .COTTY't S EDWARDS SLOG D,naIdQ,aaM 7I4Pt,sch Avt Owner Adm. SUPPLY NIW tPbfIII 'I MILL "We Intend To Continue This Policy Ph. 332-5;ss Sanford 300 S. Bay Ave. UNItS ISUPPLYCO 113 )rd o.'oo.".uua"co ,, - .,9 I ______ _______ _______________________ ______________ - ________________________________________________ --- ' ORIG.'188t NOW Nursing & Convalescent Residence ."(lfll(' _ __________________ - -. ç day care centers l Florida are commercial operations and , . -y ( "i..t - it ' - rrow N. Seminole \V7' --I-,, - and centers operated by churches. -. / __________ _____________________________ , , - ______________________________ _____________________ ___ Since c are putting sub- have ranged from $1 to $50, for the operation of child care stantial money Into the cper- according to police spokesman facilities, he said. And in only 21 Florida coun- ation of local and private day Ralph Page, who sa id a Miami ties are there local regulations care facilities, the state should civic club has offered to pay the I NOW '72 tified as Merle Gardner of Lakeland. Others killed were triforced by either the county or have some concern on how they family's air fare back to __________ are regulated," he said. city Involved, he added The b day. exempts pa ti ents are being accepted at - , , (not pictured) ar - 79 '229 NOW OR 1G. $90, *Also available In Spanish style from federal funds while $1.87 (not pictur ed ) High back cha ir spread of the turner elsewhere van full of construction workers d. TV urgcon, who asked to One of the the dead was iden. remain nameless, also barred - Is another great economic power wttictt 5trlkesIocicNtOPwl., attem$to"buy"hnjhWM wi'h positive approach to the nevertheless is alnxmst taii 'There Is a clear danger, a government official, whkt Is problem that Congress is dependent upon imported how er,thatCongr,ss will oo the heart of the matter, neglecting. We would guejs'hat material resources-not serious harm to our frt'e Limiting the size of con- Americans are annoyed most mention military defense by the ele,lorill system tn Its effort to tributiorls, promptly bl ( tha ca c I "clean hp" poliUcL The bill lists of donors, and channeling dida Uni ted States. spend an unseemly moving through the Senate to funds from labor, business and amount on their campa igns One offIcial told me at e finance campaigns (ci' th th federal other spec I a I - interest receive their support from too "new Klssinger"-as seen from office with government funds is organizations through party na a range of contributors. Tokyo--is highly respected for lk prescribing open heart treasuriesaretjiekindofaction The -earewaystocon'ect that his abi liti es and diplomatic surgeryfaracaseotpolaonivy, needed to treat Inf ection In our situation without the drastic awgies. That does nfl mean It Is naive to think that system of financing campaigns. step of turning an integral part he Is regarded as Without flaw. sub.1iLtlng the taxpayer for Mr. ?llxon pointed out In a of oiw free political process Bits of the old image, of the the voiwtary donor in (man. recent press conference that over to the government, a step man perceived as IndiIfrent to cü campaigns Is going to some IS million Americans that ouM only make it i Japan. cling to him, remove bad apples from made contributions of less than free SEA T pertinent to establish the regu- Gordon, 1)-Miami Reach, and nation that does not have Problem which Other ngei1y because It that no campaign donor - Mismi and one of the bill's to aid for child care centers, he is Myers said. lie said about 75 fund drive for Stephen South. sponsors. Florida is the only state in the Ix,r cent of that momy came erland, who had his leg arnpu. have persuaded key govern- government for as long as need to be strengthened, and campaigns of Republicans ment leaders that he is inmate anyone can remember. Water- they can be. The reform and vice versa' gate has stmply galvanized proposals which President responsive to Japan's The President's proposal to sensibilities and is genuinely Congress into acting on a Nixon sent to Congress would shorten the leng th of campaigns _____ FOrWnaø AM receivers of campaign Moreover, how are Democrats time. Such abum have been a contributions. going to feel about having their source of scandal at all levels of Those remedies may indeed tax money used to payf or the I - - support that CHARLES Cur Ee3l' .1 RICHARDS Op(lv.ry - J71i ROY GREEN LLOYD _1 "I 13FAq ' CPfrolIer DEWEY ROeINSOH CIrculOi MlnlO,f kOOET C AWkEY 4anq Dii-ettoi Ge*q1I Manager JCH A --- AjFORD DORIS WILLIAMS EQ'ler magalwo Editor WINfFRED V GIELOW A1VXj&9t P1jt1i%hW -L __ -,~I " - - ,-.~4_ -1.1 - - AVE 4 " ~__~~I LOVE 25" Modern color conso le TV ORIG. 549.95 NOW $444 proval. - P 5 Killed In Crash e and detente .-'v'---' '. ' -,---" Is the family," he said. to help those centers who want Committee. Another brother, Jeffrey, Marrero, 34, of Iliaieah, driver The bill, passed unanimously to do be tter at caring for h four, died of leukemia In 1969. of the van, and a van passenger, Thursday by the committee, pre-schoolers." Michael was treated for a rare Ladislao AlmIra, 39, also of would require the state Health The bill is also sponsored by malignancy in the lining of his Hlaleah. Names of the others, t dest on how ...", , I , , , hour operation. Doctors lymphatic cancer at the age of ___________________ - Game chairs, as pictured ORIG. s7s, NOW $60 '").-'" .'' ' 1 Society and Dade County FPC Asks Rate Hike 3 the state under a bill approved the years without guidance," he by the Senate Ways and Means said. "The purpose of the bill contribution. down of the grand jury'. In- Mideast and his mom toward Tokyo nets Nixon more and "Why wus he telling COPLEY NEWS of Nixon men politics and government. $100 to the presidential cam. With Chine and Russia, more pre-occupied with "1 would not know," he replied. "1 ga th er in c& anyth ing Congress need only look at the paigns of 1972. That Is the kind happen?d Watergate and domestic issues, to him, he would want someone to be aware of it-that If any good is to come out of Watergate case itself, and the of political expression that our Is my guess." She said Rebozo also told his and Kissinger functioning more Watergate scandals it will lawyer the $100,000 Independently, as a man Iii hiS the in the area of campaign grand jury Investigations and laws should encourage, was being kept In a safe deposit box. He lndlctmeiits flowing from it, to Instead, the Senate bill would own right, reform specifically, see that there are powerful depersonalize politics by TELEPHONE eliminating oppormiUes for legal remedies at hand to deal making a check from tl U.S. Kissinger Talks . abuse in the Walk Day confirmed their diagnosis of a 20 after al4.mon thfight against rare bone cancer on his thigh. the disease. Sorensen said contributions They said they be lieved the remay be sent to Ray Southerland malignancy was completely moved. However, Stephen is at the Dade Cotint Public scheduled to undergo chem. Safety Department, 1320 NW 14th St., Miami, Ha. 33125. otherapy treatments. The boy was fi tted with an artificia l limb In the recovery room and removed to a private room within an hour. Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Southerland, were waiting. KEY LARGO, Fla. (AP) The chief surgeon, who suc Five persons have been killed cesslullyoperatedonSteptien's brother Michael 9, In 1969, said and 11 injured in the head-on "there was no evidence of collision of a compact car and a - never gone through the file room," she went on. Despi te her ear lier d isclaimer about reading our column, she said she thought she had first learned that the White House was bugging Don Nixon "In Mr. Anderson's column." The committee lawyers pushed the peppery Miss Woods To Edward Austi n of Jac ksonville. Austin was named special prosecutor In the case by Car. Reubin Askew at the request of the Legislative Auditing Committee, which began the Inquiry. TALlAhASSEE, Ha. IAI' Florida day care centers would come wider regulation of - le, . ______ Plans tion was reported satisfactory ____ * •'' ,., NOW ".' _______________________________ through the night by officials at Deputy Sheriff Ronald Children's Hospital. Sorensen to coordinate the The boy's leg was amputa ted fund . three inches be low the hip In a McGehee's son James died of ST PETEHSIIU1IG, Ha. Al' - Florida Power Corp. officials warn that electric service will deteriorate this )ear if the utility doesn't get Its requested $12.3 million interim rate Increase. FPC president Andrew Hines Jr., told a Thursday hearing of the Public Service Commissi on th at the ra te hike is needed for the utility's construction program. ______________________________________________ i ¶' tif Icial limb, only 24 hours after president of Jacksonville's his left leg was amputated. Cancer Crusade, said he is with grand jury but several potential witnesses were summooed to be Interviewed Monday by aides to state Atty. Actually. it was Rhyne who duplicated the transcript and sent ORIG. '349 . '' I family room sofa Gaiser said the number of routes. ________________________________ - fie was quesNoned nearly 11 hours over the two days - '. the state line on all main traffic CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) A Raymond SoutheTIand the strong-minded 13-year-old boy's father, is a Dade County Miami boy, th ird son In his deputy sherif f, family to contract cancer, Gra ham Mc'Gehee, a paper planned to walk today on an ar- company executive and vice TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AI' - Educa tion CornmIssi oner Floyd Christian has completed two days of testimony before a special grand jury Investigating his handling of $1.5 million in state contracts. J 1 --_ . this fine Save $70 on coming Into Florida stop at the After Leg Amputated - it to the committee staff and members, thus leading indirectly to Clearancel ______ Boy keep it from jumping across. Dining the testimony, cunmittee counsel Sam Dash promised Miss Woods' lawyer, Charles Rhyne, "I ciii assure )OU as much as humanly possible, not a word of this interview will be out-We will have just one copy and I will put it In my sale and seal it." ____ 1::~ glorgestua~ ______ ______________________________ this week," Gatser said, "we'll welcome stations, located near ne canal is located about 55 miles west of Miami and a Sam Dash future. ploymentrateheld steady at 5 The nationwide unemn. .2 per cent in February after rising for three months In a row, The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates 500,000 jobs By BRUCE B!O6SAT the special report which he was grossly neglecting have been lost sir Dec. 1 as a (NEA) evidently deals with Mr. Japan. direct or In direct resul t of the Japanese aulluitlan Indicate Nixon's role in Watergate at. Correctly assessing them. energy s hortage - a stiff jolt, privately that It lmpeacbsnent (aim selves as one of America 's but still only a fraction of the proceedings drive President Moral judgments aside, In- staunchest allies and biggest $53 m jobs still held by Nixon onto Insly shah fluenflal Japanese gent and most valued trading t. busy Amerk t the auto ground, they wil l begin to be officiate quietly wish that ners, the Ja pa nese, as has been industry is feeling the effect of ser' ously trMbled about the matters would get no "Of for well known since mid-1971, let it blaze and the Miarni-Dade County area, Florida's most I put a colored mask an each of the Wee plates-1 know.". Nixon I rental toward °• O94.96 apply wi ao.iasoa. ornano adds, sumirects, that about 15 per cent of all cars "If it keeps coming up like heavily populated. r puthersUuthewast asketa nd Ididmlne"uid she But Nixon sent his mask to her to be "sealed In an envelope and put away." He also saved "little notes from Julie__from Thcla," all with the same pack rat diligence t preserved the Watergate tapes currently being used to indict his closest associates. wiletv we will be in a foggy oices ililda attractions. wide canal that they say is the last barrier between the .1 1. David and he and Mrs. Nixon Invited me to dlnner...The steward X= I • month Atg muhipilis, dMd & figure. percentages parable Sunday of the year be. The report also showed a drop fore, the report said. of V per cent for the week of But assistant state tourism Feb. 7-13, 45 per cent the next week and about 50 per cent fi c picked up during ft few from Feb.21 until the beginnin g days of this week before the study ended on Wednesda y, In- of this week. dicatlng better days ahead for Tourism officials estimated I saves place cards, menus even. One H&Uowm , we were at Camp ______ and members and industry representatives Th ursday for cornment . Tennyson said the pro- down 70 per cent from the com- Sunday, March 18, 1973. ja cket. s point, she Illustrated poignantly his mini.. f or saving every scrap of Ntxonlana-a squirrel ing away that finally crea ted a tape-andpaper rope w hich is how ha nging him. "He saves everything," she said, her tone sof te ning. "lie faced with a set of cir. A sea captain trying 10 cWTIstsm" Owl must have navigate a narrow clunw.1 in a were sent to Cabinet posal will be put in final form ators. $10 40 after a series of hearings and meetings, er autos stopped at the recep. of March 15.21 In 1973, or a drop tion centers in the past five of 51 per cent. weeks than In the same period Last Sunday, the number of of 1973 cars stopping dropped to I ,o Last Sunday, traffic was from the 4,302 registered on is full of Insights Into the White House and the President. At one Sea Captain 1 , The Cabinet approved in January the first 13 chapters of ment report, released nurs- during the week of March 14-20, day, said about 50 per cent few- compared wi th 19,214 the week day. "H" came through waving at the crowds and they were waving ba ck before they realized he was naked." Prescott mid, Prescott said the skier was not an employe of the While ofteri bitirig and even urcastic, Min Woods' testimony who feel lost in a fog when they listen to economists talk about the future, really seems to know what It came as somewhat of a economists of all 'schools' foe chooses his course by taking ca uses a depression on the one surprise, then, to hear W the gaping the awe: m, govern, soundings under his craft hand or pr osperi ty on the other. Arab oil embargo had been ment and.( ' the oil companies rathet than trying to peer There are probably a hail- lifted (meaning we would ha ve have devised a way to repeal through the murk ahead. In this the law of supply and demind sense, current reports on den different 'schools' of more gasoline) and (2) t thought on the sthjeet and to price of gasoline would con- as a factor in economics, performance of the U.S. economy can tell us more about where we are going than anyone's prediction about Japan ~__-;_ ---- --- Supply,Demand? NoMore , Copies Calculator for commerce. more stations are open on Sun. said. day. The report showed 9,357 cars The state Commerce DePart- stopping at welcome stations b,are bottom bouncing along over those skis and the gasps began to ripple across the crowd." George Prescott, a spokesman for the Central Florida attraction, said Thurs- thought, Revenue Serwice, and complaints by sta tion oper- plies have shortened lines at that many tourists came In by Florida service stations and train, plane or , the re port extravaganza at (press Gardens, a bare -bo ttomed skier streaked by the viewing stands, Nobody realized what was happening till th ey saw th at - Island real estate project. She disposed of them, she through former White House lawyer Edward Morgan. was prepared as a result of consumer complaints, most of them forwarded by the Internal TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) tourists was dui 20 to 25 per Tourist traffic at welcome cent sta tewide, meanin g a drop tatiots on highways leading of about $1 billion in state in. into the Sunshine State is down come if the trend continued the inorethanhalflromlajtyear,a rest of the year. state report says. The difference betwetn the The drop came about even drop in traffic and the overall though Increased gasoline sup- decline in tourism indicated 1 C*YIIIIE&S GARDENS, Fla. i All) -- And now it's ski. Rebozo for President Nixon. The statement, prepared by White Howe lawyer Fred Buthardt, was requested In connection with BERRY'S WORLD con. Shevin's sa id the proposal rul es under the act. Tennyson said he hoped to have the new gasoline chapter before the Cabinet for approval in five weeks. Drop Reported " an ms investigation of Rebozo. sisting Rebozo with his IRS journal Paty We. rien wet e aind in fact represented awn a problems, she said, Is the crack Philadelphia lawyer now also deemed so Important that they force ca pable of Upping the p0speve trade benefl for w broadcast in 17 Asian and litical balance, first in Khnish- Of . European languages. chev's favor and finally against Moscow Fears COPLEY NEWS the un"er types. AltogethelI, cent in February, well under Joe Woods The articles angrily at tacked him. 0 there is good reason to question the 3.1 per cent upsurge In Moscow PVMAWA bewned mavericks Rich as thiose in the This political potential makes Governors might have -Miss Woods' brother, Joe Woods, an es-FBI agent and now hoped whether unemployment is January. This promises to take & sheriff in Illinois. was considered for a security job in abundance to the Arabs Spanish party who complain the military respectfully i-i by White they could go home from their heading toward the 8 sounds unrellevedly hostile to that Moscow, Intent on Soviet heeded, and in the post-Stalin national per cent at least some pressure off the House Watergate gumshoe Jack Caulfield. Miss Woods told hT I American efforU to bring about s!ate intere" is abandoning era -though never in Stalin's Inflation in retail prices that brother 'tot to join with them unless he was in charge because conference in Wash. figure that gloomier I ington with a better grasp of the have predicted. Middle East stability. The the cause of world revolution In time still lies ahead. It is by ~ it has made its views country's economic no think my brother Is a lot brighter than any group Jack Caulfield outlook. reader gets the impression that its detente policies. means certain that world would have gotten together." Miss Woods was right: Caulfield got clear both in its own specialized Moscow at once fears there will Meanwhile. the whole"le 'petroleum prices will remain as caught in is pailful of unsavory Watergate activities. Moscow reminds the m that periodicals and In the party lbey invited ft" of the I beaseltlementandfeara the,'e the detente-coexistence policy press to which it has easy cc- na tion's top economists to give price Index rose only 1.2 per high as they stand toda y. -Unlike Preside nt Nixon who always seemed to make a I OaJd won't be. their diagnosiL we _______________________________ was conceived ass weapon ( __ profit In his dealings with Rebozo, Miss Woods said she "took a entering a recession, one said __. ______________________________ capital gains loss" when she sold her shares In Rebozo's Fishers we are not, and the th ird Is on the fence. The governors can sumer office, gasoline, limitations on gasoline sales and hours the Bare Bottom Streak reading an bO.page transcript of it, swore to It on Thursday. She made these o ther points: e has made a detailed statem ent to the Internal Revenue Service on the $100,000 d ona ti on given by Howard Hughes to Bebe - son, who heads - counsel Terry l,eniner, Miss Woods said the tapes are "kept in his filing cabinets" in a secure area "on the basement floor in the West W in g" of the White House. a'Jthough not under oath for tier testimon y, Miss Woods alter 'THE END OF 'TUE RAINBOW A, Atty. Gen. Rod lenny. argesignsshowing the price of TODAY Prosecutor, the Senate Watergate Committee or the House im. panel, Pressed during her secret testimony by assistant Watergate ft-VA . -_ - fir"`46b_ couldn't force tires, batteries or accessories on the oper. alor by threatening to have his gas supply cut or franchise canceled, The proposal also would require service stations to post other Manyoperators, 15 in the iast week alone, have complained that wholesalers are putting the squeeze on them, Tennyson said. The l97 "LIWe FTC" act gives Shevin the power to pro. pose rules on unfair trade with, In Florida as the Federal Trade Commission does for Interstate Stockroom peachment I,, get gasoline. a New Electronic ( station Will be open Charging a price higher than he one posted would be an Unfair trade practice. or Sa les Rule " * I FLORIDA Tourist Traf f ic I, vestigators, have ever been turned over to the Specl,al - else to card REIN - nd stash of tapes. None, according to Watergate in. I _s oWN Wa As - anything ,utomer" -__________________________________________________ envelope." ." "preferj could not require a motorist to buy a car wash, oil change, She said "those personal, private dlctabelta...are put in an envelope-maybe we get two or three at a time-they may be three weeks apart. "We have no Idea of what Is on them-they are his own per. sonal, private things which are not transcribed. They are put IT) . . JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON-President Nixon' maintains a mysterious - .. ,., C' -'- I __________________________ Proposes '- - G as o 'li ne Mystery F iie By TWIM- stary. Such people, notably carried recently in a series of yuan politicians. It did so in thehighmllltarybrauseemto articles In authoritative Nikith S. Khrushchev's time ;: - - . - TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) - A state rule to help motorists sd service stations caught in the fuel shortage squeeze has been proposei by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin. The rule, proposed under the state's Unfair and Deceptive Trade Pract ices Act would for bid tie-In sales to buy gasoline, 1~1 I I 002~4 I AV : t1vijj ,._. - - _ Nixon Keeps ; ______ -. (4' - .- ........_____ I . , ____ - - IV --. .... that some Military Potential elements have doubts about the Assurances wlm of the policy being What does Mow tell Corn. It's not unusual for the millPursuedbyleonldl.Brezhnev, munlstsaroundtheworld? tary to express reservations __ kll~ _ ___. / reaches Arabs blasts him as world." Moscow remains faithful to that '- I .- /' to hasten the triumph of Com.. the Russians, but the voice that of Communi - - - MiQ .I 1: _'.11 ~ ' being said to parties around the Manhattan Bank is extolled In "detente brings about new and world is that peaceful coexist- one SovIet voice for ence ousing more favorable prenises to In: and detente are designed the Idea of doing business with sfy the struggle for unity munist revolution and that I— IT •\SSSS\s\\ j- I Sanford Herald - "90. , -~_; 4 ______ brought about by Soviet policy. and worki levels." 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I WORLD A People Separated, A World Apart By CHARLES 0111 Copley News Seryfee TODAY I + Relative Blasts Panov MOSCOW (AP) - Dancer Valery Panov's mother-Inlaw called him "mercenary" Jew in a letter published today and said she would never give her -year.old daughter per-mission to emigrate with him to Israel. "She is Russian and should serve her people," Larissa Itagozina wrote In the newspaper Sovetskaya Kultura (Soviet Culture). She referred to her son-Inaw several times as a Jew and as Shulman, his father's name. Panov says he changed his name as a youth because he felt antiSemitism would hurt Panov, a star of Leningrad's Kirov Ballet, and his wife, a dancer in the company, applied for exit visas to emigrate to Israel two years ago. They were dismissed frin the company and have not been allowed to dance In December, the authorities said Panov could leave the countr% but his wife, Galina, Cluhl not go because her mother opposed her departure. lie refused the offer, saying, We love each other." + Legal Notice 6 the family he was Germans traveling through the there because of uneven pieces. about 10 feet. In areas not so and speak freely, and the visiting. A West Berliner Wall The Wall topped bylarge, easy to guard, the Wall stands WEST BERLIN-_on a Communist dictatorships jftip.g la ves In re ti Dresden, for East Germans conduit pipe; although rigid, about 15 feet. Behind the Wall gray, drtzly day not far from where a man's movements and for Instance, Li required to way to see the smooth, ,'ounded surface are vehicle barriers, guards traveling the the other of speech are rigidly controlled, check in Immediately with relatives lr. West the dtfficu.*t for an with dogs and floudlights. The makes it more Friedrichstrasse and Zim. Berlin, For instance: Dresden police upon arrival. He East Berlin assured passengers escapee to gain a handhold. In U.S. military says that the merstrasse, three men were In the agreement on Berlin, must flu out long, Involved that this was possible, provided sections along the East Ger. "death strip" Inside the Wall bent over caiefully smoothing signed In 1971 by the occupying forms that Inquire into his "urgent" family reasons were man-west German border to never hubeen mined, although out puts of sand, almost like powers--the United States, political, financial and personal the south, where the Corn- there have been reports to that b children playing in a sandpile. Soviet Union, Britain and background. The family he is Involved. munlsts are putting up more effect. But these were grown men France-it was agreed that visiting can Depressing expect a knock on wall, the piping at the top is and their thoughts were not of West Berliners, long separated the door inquiring about the The Wall Itself, erected by the mounted on ball bearings so it No Figures Child's games. The sand they from friends and relatives on visitor. And the family now is Communists in 1961 because revokes if someone tries to pull were smoothing Escapes and killings con. was to catch a the other side, would have on the "list" of persons their workerswere fleeing by himself over. man's footprints. Their tinue, although it is not possible job was improved access to East receiving visitors from the the thousands into West Berlin, The Wall extends 103 mIles to get exact figures because to impede flight from the Gennany through the Wall. West. is a depressing sight. It Is a around West Berlin and there officials in the West', Cannot Communist dictatorship. They However, it soon became makeshift affair, although are 243 East German guard obtain them, There have been were working Just inside the obvious to the communists that The result of the "fees" and strudy, stuck together Berlin Wall. with towers. In area of frequent about 45 fugitives killed at the the surge of West Berliners into harassment has been a marked brick, stones and chunks of guard towers and good Wall since 1961, and tiny is This Is Checkpoint Charlie East Germany, bringing with reduction in the number of West concrete, bulging here and visibility, the Wall rises only memorials to them can be and the Wall opens here to them reports of Prosperity and permit the passage of freedom on the other side, was found at various places along authorized traffic, the Wall. There were about % creating dangerous unrest. & The tower beyond the Wall the Red regime decided to scaPes last year; some came .!_. through tunnels and others holds East German border undermine the four-power 1 ~ ______ guards; further back are agreement. hurled ropes over the Wall. barracks and more guard. Why do they come? The io o m o - A~ Entry Fee ±Thc:r Job L' to keei East .tn'r to this cm he found in •1 .ctmans from escaping to the strolls through the two Berlins. Their first step was to in. j ___________ West, represented here by Wall- crease the "fee" for entering ________________ West Berlin is a showplace of 4 encircled West Berlin material wealth and there is an East Berlin from two marks( 80 electric, vibrant atmosphere. cents) to 10 marks ($4). A -s-. visitor is required by East Although East Germany has German border guards to ex. the highest standard of living 0 The allied checkpoint, a change West German marks, a among Iron Curtain countries couple of little shacks in the strong currency, for the same ' (which isn't saying much), it Is . middle of the road. Is manned number of East German drab and dispirited by contrast. by only a few military per- marks, a very weak currency. Consumer goods are scarce and soimel. They have little to do, When returning to the West, and it Is a boring Job. No one the visitor cannot convert his But the main difference Is would dream of "escaping" to East German money to West freedom-freedom to change • East Germany, and the allied German marks-nor can he take your Job, to go to another ,. military wouldn't care if back across the border more ----------- ----country, to speak your mind .*.._-' none did. than 10 East German marks about politics, to work to profit .1 . The Wall Is where you can see you and your children, the The second step by the East the reality of two po Political German regime was to make freedom to stand as an in. t) (\1.\ILNlSMS MAI(K IN BEI(LIN systems; the Western things difficult both for the dividual. That's what it's all .East Germany on left about. , ' ______ -....- - . - .. _ . - Ambassador To Sweden WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon is nominating Robert Strausz41upe as ambassador to Sweden as the United States resw.es full diplomatic relations with the Scandinavian nation, The United States had withdrawn its ambassador and chief of mission In Stockholm in 1972 to underscore U.S. di'pleasure with Swedish government c'lticsm of this nation's Vietnam policies, The ID-year-old Strauss-Hope has been ambassador t Belgium, his native land, since 1972, and previously was envoy to Ceylon. Sweden had named an ambassador to Washington, but the U.S. government would not him. A substitute choice istohe announced in Stockholm. - Golan Firing Continues . . - - . . 37 ' . ... -- ___ . _______ •• -. . - ..'. -. 4 -: By The Associated press Tanks and heavy artillery dueled across the entire 40. mile length of the Golan Heights cease-fire line for the 11th straight day today, the Syrian command reported. Syria blamed the renewed fighting on a fresh Israeli at. tempt to fortify positions In the northern sector, a 300squarernile bulge captured in the October war. Cambodia E urope Strengthens W Ara bs I U.S. M'Isff ed ' By MICHAEL G. LANDERS economic, political, and even take part in the dialogue as not been made. President Nixon determined to go ahead with it. Copley News Service cultural cooperation between evidence that Europe's prime also spelled out his unhappiness The Community has authorized BRtJSSEI.S-Much to the Western Europe and Arab interest is in making a show of In his Chicago speech. West German Foreign Minister consternation of the United nations, good will toward the Arabo. The U.S. view Is that the Walter Scheel, current States the European Common Nonetheless, Market Common Market scheme, no chairman of the Common PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Market is proceeding with Overture diplomats concede In private matter how it may be Market Council of Ministers, to nt armor and plans to form its own special AP European Community of. that their initiative would characterized by the invite representatives from Infantry have carved out a relationship with the Arab ficials Insist that their overture almost certainly not have been Europeans, risks splitting the Arab countries to Bonn for world. beachhead on the bank of the The European move has toward the Arab world will not made If the oil and energy crisis Atlantic Community over the exploratory talks. Tonic Sap River east of fahen opened a wide crack in the solid undermine the joint U.S.. had not occurred. Their hope is crucial energy issue ar.d gives The next stage of the field reports said to. front on oil and energy European approach to the that the gesture will serve as an the Arabs a new opportunity to Market's plan calls for for. day. problems worked out between energy crisis agreed on at the insurance policy against any play Europe and America off matlon of several Joint Gunboats and landing the United States and eight of Washington energy meeting. future Arab oil boycotts, tw Yoiu (AP) Three against each other. Moreover, European-Arab working groups Atty. pi i. t (T1ed moret the nine Common Market They point out that oil nad accâed bank robbers While the United States does Washington isverymochafrakj to discuss specific areas of p trying to Informed him that the men plies countries at the recent energyisJes will nlya not object to Europe being that the European move will cooperation between the two break out of the Federal House would not be prosecuted for the miles to the south, into u energy conference, of the new "Dialogue" the friendly toward the Arabs It interfere with Kiuinger's sides. Finally the high-level ci Detention rrendered todaY escape attempt "as long as the slowly expanding foothold. Washington The European scheme call, Common Market wants to Still is extremely apprehensive delicate peace negotiations in conference, Involving foreign and released four captive men surrendered and the Meanwhile, heavy fighting and for a high-level conference start with the Arabs and claim about the Common Market's the Middle East. guards after winning a promise guards were not injwe.i" Cur. shelling were reported around between the Market Nine and 20 that their main aim is to plan. Secretary of State He ministers of the nine European 01 amnesty during a night of ran said the bank robbery the enclave's perimeter. and Arab nations, would give Arab countries sometime promote closer ties with Arab Kissinger has complained Suspicious negotiations. charges would stand. formal approval to long-range Government troops trying to before the end of this year. The nations on trade, scientific and bitterly about not being conUsing guns sneaked through Washington Is all the more cooperation projects. The three men were Identi- push out were three miles from conference, to which the United technological developments, suIted in advance on what the an outside window Thursday fled by federal officials as Er- the provincial capital which the States would not be invited, and other matters. And they Market Is up to. Kissingersuspicious about the While the European plan has Market plan because it p been engineered largely by night, the inmates had planned nest Moore, John Boston and Khmer Rouge captured Manwould aim at mapping out a cite the fact that many non-oilclearly a violent escape, according 10 Stephen would be much happier Qdn. t day. France, France, other Common Market been pushed by long-range blueprint for producing Arab countries will it the E the warden 01 the holding facilThe breakout attempt at uropean initiative had Lim one Market country tit countries insist they have not Military sources saId 16 gov. Ity for federal prisoners In low- about 9:30 P.M refused to go along with the gone along with the scheme . Thursday erument troops had been killed er Manhattan. brought hordes of city police. and 103 wounded In the beach. Jont U.S.-European stand at merely to placate the French. men and FBI agents with bul- head, and an armored personthe Washington energy con- European diplomats ota.rv But they abandoned a break- let-proof vests arid shotguns. nd terence. It Is no secret that that most Market nations have carrer and a gunboat had out after foreseeing failure, Helicopters hovered over the teen destroyed. France has not abandoned its an honest fear of becoming too Warden Louia J. Gengler told 61-year-old, Four-story detenlong-standing ambition to play closely bound to the United Another government task nw" OVES shortly after the Pri& lion centa at the Hudson River force of l0o men landed States. amajor role in the MiddJe v'iers gave up at 9 sin. Instead, waterfront. and Is jealous of what the helicopter Tuesday about a they corralled seven guards, UnitedStateshasdonesofarin mile north of Oudong, was reKeep Your three of whom managea to No shots were fired during ported In fierce combat with pushing Israel and the Arabs WHATCHAMACALL IT LONDON (AP) escape. The royal A 26-year the all-night siege, and there rebel forces blockIng icir apunemployed l- held in jail for a week wl.Il: towards peace settlement. The Warm With A family has "no intention of liv- borer, Ian Ball, appeared In Scotland yard Guave Weiss, lawyer for was no report 01 properly dam- preach to th n- United States will be watching e town. ing in one ci the inmates, said that age. bullet-proof cages" do. court Thursday on a charge of vestigation of the first attack on closely to see whether and how Genera I Field reports said the rebels spite the attempt to kidnap E i.ctrlc attempting to murder the royal a member of the royal family French will try to use the were also Increasing pressure Princess Anne, Buckingham bodyguard, He was ordered since 1039 F.uropean plan for cooperation on a besieged military training Palace says. WEATHERTRON cen er with Arab states as a means to a mile from Oudong 'Pi-th Anne has always HEAT PUMP that wumanned by about )o assert its own Influence in the liked meeting People and enjoy. recruits and about 400 regulars, 1mg Middle East. CALL. . her own private life. I don't PLUMBING a American ob.. By GORDON IRVING think this will change," a Despite the to taunt Scotland's ancient jections to its plan the WALL HEATING. INC. Refugees from Oudeng said ace spokesman said Thursday. Copley News Seice ma ns ion houses and castles. 1007 S. Sanford its popula tion of 1S,( European Community is was 3224S4 VATICAN CITY (AP) INVERNESS, Scotland But Scotland pedally With the Way "White ladies" and "green women being led off to Am Laing, 45 members of the Yard said Pope Paul VI, in an attemp4. to live today." royal family Every year, up and down the ladles" have been sighted, too, modernize the Image of the Vir. But he proposed Mary as an miles northwest of Phnom Penh will receive extra protection for highways and byways of at midnight on the ramparts of 9 gin Mary, describes her as "the example to be imitated for and reportedly the Khmer the next few months. Two mo- Scotland from north to south, ancient castles. Rouge's national headquarters. torcycje policemer and new woman" who took an ac- way in which "she fully an tin- tourists and vacationers drive A tourist officer told me: 'We around in search of interesting find Americans just love the tire role in the early Christian sponslbly accepted the Will of They said many government marked police radio ca. oñj and student commandthwch and Championed the God." '.t'i he Duchess i and romantic things to ace and scenic attractions and the os hod been m yjr-j In the 0 1 do. queen's aunt a nrights of the weak against the To "the modem woman anquaint old-worldly atmosphere P701 powerful. quet In Icii "Let's go 'Nessie'-untlng!" h of Scotland. When we tell them low to participate with deci- ji,gl. remnants of the governCapt. they say, and the area around they can also pick "The modern woman will sian-making power In *1 up antiques ment garrison that was driven Mark Phillips, escaped injury Loch Ness is Jammed with cheap and and probably see a ghost note with pleasant surprise fairs of the community, Mary from the town were reported Wednesday night when a gun. hundreds of automobiles, in the Mary of Nazareth was far that will appear not they get really as a mother ex- still holding out at a Buddhist man forced their from being a timidly submis. elusively concerned with pat ked by the roadside, intereiited," sire woman," the Roman Cath- own divine son but rather as a pagoda compound hail a mile halt 150 yards from the palace awaiting the appearance of the Hotel owners and managers from the ollc pontiff writes in the fourth woman whose action helped t tourist-halting "Monster," and pumped bullets into it. m confirmed to me that visitors m ICJu Rouge hold coiple's bodyguard Yet the many ghosts and are always intrigued by stories document he has Issued on strengthen the apostolic Corn. broad belt of territory botha other persons were and three Mary in his 10 years s pope. mnuniL)'s faith apparitions of Scotland are too of gosts. wounded. he Wrote. north and south ofoudong and In a 95-page "Apostolic Ex. The assailant, apparently often overlooked. It Is possible There Is one old tradition that PINTO MAVERICK hortatlon for the Right Order- not hesitate was a10woman who did they si-c believed to have at- bent on kidnaping the princess, to have a worthwhile "spooks' a ghostly huntsman haunts that proclaim MUSTANG ta cked th e town to big and Development of Devo- God vindicates the humble and Ufrtrolof4OmiiesofII. consolidate couldn't open the locked car tour" of this part of northern Einwoodle Lodge Hotel, near TORINO OR FULL SIZE FORD doors, tim to the Blessed Virgin the oppressed, and removes the aPoliceman's tackle Britain. Lockerbie, In the south of way s leading throughi it to the broughtand * Free Delivery & Pickup him down. Three pairs Dozens of ghosts are reputed Scotland Mary,"Isiuuedioday,the Pope powerful people of this World conceded that "the picture of from their privileged posi- northern i'ice provinces, of handcuffs and a rambling Within a 15 Mile Radius. ti esk1ntary observers say letter demanding ransom of 2 the Blessed Virgin presented Iii tlO( ' the town's chief value to the Million Millionds a certain type of deiotional lit. pounds -14.6 million "Mary, the new Woman, * Special M110099 AllOWances government is psychological, for the princess were found In bwam It was the royal capitail Ws hired car. died pith todays life itvl,, es new man," Pope Paul said. In u nu, century. .6.. I %AIIAI_ A wuyr A PUll Tank ank 3 SurrenderI Free Hostages Beachhead . Ak : r Bullet-Proof C Are Ou For Britain 's Royal Farniiy -7t';-.. •'w_Ir;•;.'• F . J.':''!.:.. r'i- j " 'c- I t;r t- Pope Paul Hails Mary As , ,e', f! , .~ __ 4,of - _-; . . ,N ~5z _;6 A~, , . lb Publish March IS. 72, 79. Apnit S . 1571 DEl 76 . - 4-- .; W / ~ K-W AZ- - I . , .- : A New .... " -~ _-, - - - k _~ ~ ft iN-,,i5_i_ 1,__7___ - , V_ I ..- ~ ~ V v 7- V -. _ . -_A.~J 174 - in FORD For Resource Planning Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Current Charges Operat'ng Capitalovtlay - Total Increase in Budget Of Gus. F IS 17.92 OR MORE FURNITURE SALES CASSfLIEUV Ph I Jack Prosser Ford - 73.10000 $ 310.10000 CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT BY ITS GOVERNING BOARD By S Robert I Clark, Jr Chairman Memberlof Board John M DeGrove C A Thomas llobertW Padreck W Emmett Mc Tigue B I Pratt w j Scarborough J 1 Spratt AVAILABLE Sanford 323-7600 or 322-1441 Winter Park Orlanaogi.gg f After Business Hours 32 O3 I . ThiS notice shall be pi,tished in the eighteen counties of the District SHORT TERM LEASES AZALEA SALEUc First Street Downiowu Sanford Plaza Sponsored by tiers Garbirje . 151.54700 3.10500 339000 70,53000 •. T Rth'l'A-CAfl --- Claude 0 GOd*in ATTEST $ 0 E Dail, Jr Secre'ary Publish March 21 1974 017 M Publish1 March 22. 79, April S. $7, 1574 DEl no __________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-435.0 DIVISION 0 NATIONAL HOMES AC CEPTANCE CORPORATION Plaintiff fl Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME NOtite is t.'' "t i Sm en'JaQed bufri,.e el lThjm I ree Cl Sanford, Seminole Coui toy Florida under the fictitious nam Pot GRAFE ENGINEERING Co. end tht I Intend to register said m M# with the Clerk of the Circuit Co jrt. Semint Comfy, Florida in ac cordanc. with IPie provisions of the Ficttlou Name Statutes. To 'it. section US 09 Florida Statutes 1 PS, Richard Grate Publish March IS, 22. 21. Apr, I S. "71 DEl 70 :' ' . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOU NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby g,vtn that the undersigned, purSuant to he "FiCtitio(4 Name Statute" CPta6 ter sas 09, Florida Statute, will regil ter *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Co itt seminole County, Floei 18, upon receipt at proof of hi' publication of this notice, the tit,ou name, to Wit CRUST PIZZA ,Ider which it is engagec in business at 17$ Highway 17 57 in h, City of Casselbeiry. Florida That the party interested in a Bid bus i ness enterprise is as followi SEEFELT , INC D"nis 0 Seefelt Dated at Catseiberry. Sernir Cc'untv, Florida. October 29, 197 11.01511 MJr(h 22 29, .SVit RE I I + i( 01! Ill IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IS rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIC A CIVIL ACTION NO 74296.0 In re the Marriage of JAMES PAUL ANTLE.hluSba i d , and JUANITA FAYE ANTLE. Wile AMENDED NOTICE OF PROCEEDING THE STATE OF FLORIDA, T JAMES PAUL ANTLE. 52 ADAMS, LOT 31. DEPtVE COLORADO 10316 A sworn Pefiliori for Dissolution Marriage having been fil regard'ncj your marriage JUt.NiTt, FAVE ANTLE. ,n (Uit Court .n and for Semirc County. Florida, the title which it ltd RE THE MARRtAC OF JAMES PAUL ANTI HuSband, and JUANITA FAf ANTLE, Wife, these presen command you to appear and I ,our Answer or other pteactng wi t he Clerk of the Circuit Court m'idleCounty. Florida, and ser a COPY thereof on Petitioners i torney. Mack N Cleveland. Jr 'helasfirmof CLEVELAND, NIl & BERRY,on or be fore the 9th dl 04 April. AD, 1914, other wise default will be en tered against yo WITNESS my hand and teat of it Clerk of the Circuit Court on th's It 51h day of March A . D. 1971 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Martha T V'hIin Deputy Clerk CLEVELAND, MIlE & BERRY Attorneys for Petitioner P0 Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 37771 Pbti5h March I. IS , 3 2 . 29. 1971 DEl 46 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN FOR SEMINOLE COUNT' FLORIDA v WALLACE I SHEPPARD. a single CASE NO; 14377.E manandFANttlEA SHEPPARD.a GERALDINE C KIRK, Plantil single woman vs Defendant LEILA A' WiLLOL'GplBy, et al. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Defendant NOTICE OF SUIT AMENDED TO WALLACE I SHEPPARD. a NOTICE OF SUIT single man YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO Lila N Willoughby, Williar E Willoughby, her husband, H I that an action to foreclose a ,nor tgage on the following properly in Scott. and Eula N Scott, his wife, dead or if alive, then hit Or hi Seminole County. Florida Lot II, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT unInoeti heim devisees. legateei or grantees and all other persons 0 ONE. as recorded in Plat Book I) Page S3, Public Reierds of Seminole parties claiming by. through. uncle or aganst them and all parties o County, Florida persons or claiming An has been filed against you. having rght, t.tiC or interest n and to it, and you are required to defenses thereto. it any, upon tollow'ng described premiSes situated in Seminole County LEONARD V WOOD, Attorney for plaintitf, at Suite 311, 351 Mattand Florida The North 101 ]'of the South 7013 Avenue. Altamonte Springs, Fonda and file the original with the Clerk of of the East half 01 Lot 3 (lest road Block A. W Bruits addition ti the above Styled Court on or W or e the 701h day of April. 1571; otherwise Long*'ood, as recorded in Plat 8001 I Page 7701 the PubliC Records o a iuctgment may be entered against Seminole County, Florida you for the relief demanded in the You are notified that an action tc Complaint herein iIiiitf title to the above describec WITNESS my hand and Will of operty has been filed against yoi, said Court, this 15th day of March. and you are required to serve a COPI 1971 of sour written delenses if any to ii Seatl on W I Irk. Jr . Plaintiff's at Arthur H fteckwilri. Jr torney whose address s tOtC CIteS at Circuit (rt Woodcock Road. P0 Bo. 20)51. 8 V Joy Stokes Orlando. Florida, 32114, on or before Deputy Cler. April 5th. $571 and file the original iti5h March 27. 29. April 5. t2. with the clerk of this court either 914 _______________________________ before service on Plaintiff's at DEZIOS lorney or immed iately t hereafter, otherwiSe a default will be entered CITY OF .sjain%t you for the relief demanded ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. ri the Complaint FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and teth of NOTICE or PUBLIC I"EARIPfG TO th,5 Court on March 5th, 1971 ADOPTION CONSIDER OF Seal) PROPOSED ORDINANCE Arthur H Seckwth TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN At Clerk of the Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Ov JØy Stokes the Clv of Altamonte Springs. Deputy Clerk Florida, that the Council will hold a Publish March 5, IS 22. 29 1971 public hearing to consider the DEl 13 enactment of Ordinance No 295 Is. entitled CITY OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY LONGW000.FLORIDA OF ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO FLORIDA. PROVIDING MOTOR OF CONSIDER ADOPTION VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC PROPOSED ORDINANCE REGULATIONS WITHIN THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CITY RELATING TO CONTROL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by OF TRAFFIC MOVEMENT AND the City of Lonowood. florida. that OR PARKING AS PROVIDED the City Council wilt hold a UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF t'earin.J to consOrt ifl(tfliit I CHAPTER 316 004. FLORIDA Ordinance No 365, entitled STATUTES. PROVIDING AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY PENALTIES. SEPARABILITY. OF FLORIDA. LONGWOOD, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 356 DATE OF THE CiTY OF LONGWOOD. Said Ordinance was placed onfirsl PROVIDING CONFLICTS AND reading on March It. 1974. and the EFFECTIVE DATE Cly Ccivncil eli conso.r s,tnle for Ordriiie was placed on! Itt final passage and adoption after the reading on March II, 1971, and tm, public hearing. Which *11 be hetJ in Cly Council will same fc.m tIf' City Hail of Altamonte Springs. final passage and adoption after the on Tuesday. the 5th day of April, public hearing which will be held in 174, at 630 p m, or as soon the City Halt of Longwood. Floq'da, thereatt.r at possible At the on Monday. the 01h day of Apiil. meeting interested parties may A 0 1971. at I 00 p m or as soon appear and b, heard with respect to thereafter as possible Al the the proposed ordinance This meeting Inte'ested parties may hearing may be continued from time appear ad be heard with respect to to tome until final action is taken by trio proposed Ordinance This the City Council hearing may be continued from time A copy of the pnOPCised Ordinance to time until final action is taken by .5 posted at the City Hall, Altamonte thC City Council Spr rigs. Florida. and copies are on A copy of the proposed Ordnance lIe *ith t?,e Clerk CO the City and spostedat the City Halt, Lcv'igaood same thai be n%pected by the Florida. and c opin are on ftc wIt çebiC the Clerk of theCity and sane ma, DATED this 70th day of March, be inspected by the public A 0 1974 DATED this 19th day of March, S Phyllis Jordahl AD 1971 City Clerk S Orviie R Shomale of the City Of City Clerk Attarronte Springs, of the City of Florida Longeood, Florida Publish- March 72, 1971 PObit?, March 72. 1971 OEZ 119 OF! 117 pjhH' . 1tit on Inc 5th day of Apri. A C) 1514. at fliflC o'clock A M in the principal office of said Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District. 901 Evernla Street, West Palm Beach. Florida. hearing will be afforded to all owners, persons or entities who are or may be subject to $lid Districts taies. ther attorneys or agents. to appear before slid Board and tho*their objections to said ,'mefldmeflts On R.qu.s$. - S 311,50000 The above increase in anticipated rece.pts is ,nl,nded to be ap pvopnialed as follows - .._ NOTICE NOTICE ISHEWEBY GIVEN that the Oosrdof County Co,nmlseloners of SernlnoleCcunty, Florida. shall at 700 p m or as soon thereafter as possible, on the lath day 04 April. 1571. consIder enactment Of the 10*ing ordinance An ordinance relating to 1he unincorporated areas of Seminole County, Florida, providing rIgulatlons to control and regulate electrical contractors and electrical construction within Seminole County. amending Section 19 Of Ordinance No 73 I7 to provide for the adoption of Notice 0. Florida Electrical Code, as one Of the standards for establishing and Ptscriblng rules and regulations for electrical construction, main tenance and repair within the County. providng fct construction, severability, and an effective dale Copies of said ordinance are available for public inspection during regular busineSS hours in the Office of the Board of County Cornmltssoners. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. from this date untilthe date of enactment consideration first written abov• (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida PubllV, March 33, 29, April 5. 12, 1971 DEl 126 Anticipated Receipts Increased From G,ants from Othef A7enCits RENT or LEASE I..• 1q71 DEl 127 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL OWNERS, PERSONS OR ENTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Governing Board of Central and Soithern Florida Flood Control District, a public corporation cutting and operating under and by virtue of thC laws of the State of Florida, in and tends to amend its budget fOl the tuscal year beginning July endrig June 30. 1971, as follows - .. ~ Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida Publish: March 77. 79, April 5, 17. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AMEND BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1913 1571 - ... . - - -. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Legal Notice Early New Woman - ... DEZ 120 Clerk unknownheirs.d,y,sees,l,ga,eq,or by Plat recorded in Plat Book I, Page 16, Pblc Reccrtisot Seminole County. Florida. You, and each of you, are notified that a Suit to quiet title to the a bov e described property has been filed .ganst you and you are required to serve a copy of your answer to thu complaint on the Plaintiff's at. torne'y. I W CARROLL. JR. of the law firm of CAR ROLL & JONES. PA 71 U S Highway 11 Casselberry. Fiorcia, arid file the orgrai in tIC dice c4 the Clerk of th C.rcuit Court on or before April 15th, 1971, otheiwse the allegations of the cornpla.nt will be taken as confessed This notice shall be published once each week for four Consecutive weeks in the Sanford Herald Datelithis Inhdayof March. 1514, (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court seminole County. Florida By )o, Stokes Deputy Clerk t Nessie Hunting Time 19?4 , OF W HOWARD YARNALL a ka A HOWARD YARNALL. Deceased. and THE ESTATE OF SARAH Pt YARNALL a S a SARA H VAR NAIL. Deceased, and CARHARTS SUNDRY STORE. and all of their DIlION TOLOPIGW000.asshown ___ - Park, Semirole County, Florida under the I'ctitjo name Of INFO PRODUCTS, and that I Int end toreg,uer SJid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with tht iwovsions of the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section S 09 Florida Statutes 1fl7+ S T .1 Br esnahan PjbI,y March 77, 79, April . granfees, and all other persons or parties claiming by, through, under, or against them, all parties or persons having or claiming any r,hf, title or interest in Itad to the premises involved in thiS Sui t. of alive, and if dead, to th,,r unknown heirs. devise.'s, teg.a?eH or gran tees, the said premises Inca,, as Lots 70. 21 and 22. RAND'S AD - I am engaged in bus inetsat P0 So. $I). Fern NOTICE OF PROCEEDING F VACATIfG AND ABANDONING A PARK To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; You *10 tha t the City CommI of theCity of Sanfor d, Florida, at 1 00 O'ClOCK P M April 0, lvii. in liii City Com-nIlsion Room at the City Halt .n the City of Sanford FIoi,da, will c5idy'r and determine whet her or not the City will dc-s.. vacate and abandon an fight of the City arid the public in and t a pars as fOliow That certain park lying btween Sanora Boulevard and Mathew Drive and the Seaboard Coastline Railroad right Of way and as det neatt'd in a Replat of Sanora un:ts I and 2, as recorded in Put Book I?. pages II and 17. Seminole County Records Persons interested may appear and be heard at the time and place specified City Commission Of the City of Sanford, Florida ftp H N Tamm, Jr City Clerk Publish March 22. 1971 DEl II NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh&l the Board of County Commisiioners Of Semnoue County, Florida, shall at 7 00 p m or as soon thereafter as possible, On the 161h day of April, IHi. Consider enactment Of the f011owing ordinance An ordinance retating to the unincorporated areas of Seminole County. Florida. repeating Seminole County Ordinance No 70. Providing necessary regulations for the accumulation, burning, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. COtledtion. disposal, and Iran EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. sportatlon of refuse in the interests CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE of the heath,, safety and welfare of COUNTY, FLORIDA the citizens of the unincorporated CIVIL ACTION NO, areas of Seminole County, proydr.' to re thi' ?.tar(iaii, o f .1 S hOff title and definition CAIillIl P.'AL II(JL TOld Wfe making it unlawful for any person and toColle(tortran po't rifuselor hire EDWARD HOLTON, JR. Husband *ilhin the County except in ac NOTICE OF SUIT cordance with this ordinance. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO requiring a franchise, establitjiing EDWARD HOLTON. ill franchiSe conditions arid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE N Ct'aack Prd1'1 providing for franchise Philadelphia. EIGHTEENTHJUDICIAL CII. denial, suspenSion, revocation. and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pennsylvania relinquishment, estabti$Ping refuse COUNTY, FLORIDA YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED disposal rates, providing general that CARRIE MA E HOLTON NO 14-I41F rgutat;ons concernng refuw ac DIVISION F filed a Petition ,nth* Circuit Court 01 BETTY HAAP45, an tjncrcnarriedumutation, burning, containers, Seminole County. Flor id a, for transportation and daposat areas, *.do*. dissolution of marriage, and you Arg establishing franchisee respon required to serve a copy of your Plaintiff. abilities concerning records and writtendefen. If any, on PIED Pt % ;HE ESTATE OF W HOWARDeports. cotleclion houri, collection JULIAN, JR. of STEPtSTROM, Iquency, truck parking, County DAVIS I. MCINTOSH, Attorneys for YARNALL a K a A. HOWARD liability, franchiser name, Iran PCtitioner. Past Office ft. 13. YARNALL. Deceased, Chisee ottc*, and tranchse. ti Sanford. Florida, .ini 32771, and file Ime forniatlon reQuIrIng lrariciie liii [STATE OF SARAH H e4g.aI with thi Clerk ot the Circui equipment, establishing customer Court on or before April 20th, 1971. YARNALL a K a SARA H YAR re5ponsibllttis concerning refus. otherwise a default NAIL. Deceased, and ultimate preparation, refuse containers, udgment will be entered against and collection refusal, and Christmas you for the relief demanded in the CARHARTS SUNDRY STORE 5,uce eltabtlshing notice Petition and all of their unknown heirs, clevlsets. legatees or grantees, and requirements, providing means to WITNESS my hand arid oflicia roptement the ordinance by rules seat of said all other persons or parties claiming Court on this 2Ith day and regulations. providing for March. AD. 19 14 by. throi.jgh.under.or against them. penaltift proceedIngs to restrain (Seat) All parties or p"csorus having or viotatlons. construction, claiming any right, title or interest Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. severability, arid effective date Clerk of the Circuit Court in and to the premises involved in Copies Of sad Ordinnc. are thiS suit, if alive, and If dead, to their Seminole County. Florida available for public inspection unknown hers. devi5ee , legatees or By Joy Stok es during regular business hours in the grantees, Deputy Clerk office Of the Board 04 County Ned N Julian. Jr. Deferiants Commissioners, Seminole County STEPtST RON, DAVIS NOTICE OF SUIT Courthouse, Sanfora. Florida. from MCINTOSH TO QUIET TITLE thiS date until the date of ectm,nt Post Office IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF . 1220 consideration first written above. Sanford, Florida 32771 FLORIDA (SEAL) To the Defendants, THE ESTATE ' , u.s. - FICTITIOUS IUMI NOTICE is hereby givin that NOTICE UNDER FICTITIjijj ' NAME STATUTI TO WHOM Ii MAY CONCERN Notice it hereby given that the undersigned, Pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter US 09, Florida Statute. wtt register 165 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, nand for Sam,mole County, Florida upon receipt of proof of the publication of thi5 notice, the tic titious name, to wit SHERYL LYNN GRAPHICS under which we We engaged .n butine at 107 Crystal Lake Avenue 'n the City of Lake Mary, Florida That the parties interested in sala businfts enterprise are as follows Sheryl I Durham )O'ifl t. S.intbur, Dated at Forest ct,, Seminole County, Florida, March 11, 1971 PUlsh March IS, 22, 29. April S. $74 DEl 15 - k Legal NotIce ICTITIOUSNAM, NOTICE 5 eetY Qefl that i are engaged in busineu Sanlando Sings Dfivt. L*OOd Seminole COUrity. Florida the fic itious name Of AR 'CO RUBBER STAMPS, aria that toregistq Slid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Couit. Seminot, Count,. Florida in accordance wit thC provsons of the Ficttou tome Statutes, To Wit t.ss Os Florida Statutes t957 .i i, iuiara 5 H Mckee PubliSh March 0. IS. 72. 29, 1971 DEZ IS democracies where men more visitor and Legal Notice All Varieties & Colors! FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY 9 a.m. to 5 P.M. Locations: Downtown Sanford; in vacant building adjacent to Cowan's consider *Sanford Plaza, in front of Publix , Sponsored By- Ixora Club of Sanford Garden Club Proceeds will go to C.I.P. Fund (Community Improvement Project) �The Sanford Herald Raiders Split Twin Bill (4 Wi tkii JI. 0 ) JJIIII A ,jI, BYDOIJGSTORUM raid Staff Writer ____ back to win the tall end of doubleheader 4-2. The Raiders 2j Bobby Meadows, Seminole division play Jurlor another run College's flame overall Ja) Islet-, Nick Brady started the throwing freshman, thre up a Jim Joiner's two-run sln6le to designated hitter For the First second game and went six in noke screen in front of St. center In the third Inning of the 9.me singled, and Mike Kelly, nings before leaSIng with the John's Community College first game was the dedding pinch running for Isler, score locked at 2.2 Thursday afternoon at Five blow. Ten-) Jones and second scampered tOIhIrtlonahlt-and St John's took advantage of Points Field B) the the baseman Dwayne Gray walked run line single to right by Jones pair of fielding miscues and i Viking's fanned th e smoke and each advanced a base on a Lave lle Rixie drove Kelly trio of walks to come up with awa>. Meadows was heading fielder's choice before Joiner home for the final run of the two runs In the third and th for the showers, tucking a two. lined a fastball back through gz.me. eventual winning run in thi' I' hit, 5-1 win under tü U b. St. John's came up with one sixth. : _ I : ______ f - . ~ Down The Line I A- - - __ 7 k _ ~~.A --. _ -A N - VA - - - ... .. I. ' L' ' . r.t •" - ,ii' jr ... ,!. L% ., a. 4 .'' r ' t.ø ' ç !'4 - 'ib( 'tI'c.. 1_ ..h. eQ .- -': I' t . 4 I- . .. I ,.: d1' c. " a . "Y 7' V -: . Exhibition — I - I _ w.. ., ,11.10.%_"~ . .- ~. . '4;t- --- _. 4- W __ __ tn - I p .t-t• - j It I ':1c . ._ , - 7 . or. 1 When retired National League umpire Ken Burkhart strutted past the St. John's Community College bench Thursday before a double header, with Seminole Junior College, the only greeting he got was an anonymous bellow: - .- & . : . . - 1 Ptttbvcgh 7. Pdee York (A) i Kansas City 10. gh icr:::'r' ' Chicago (P4) 9, San Degas San Francisco S. Cleveland 0 M.Vv7,Sota 7. Ch i cago (A)4 Oakland Y. M4t*áukt I Houston 6 Atlanta S PhladeIpta S. Cincinnati 3 Los An7elei 3. Baltimore 7 ~tZ ~-_ z --- = T., ~ _-_.;a n_~ Not So 'Blue' An moree RAIDER FIRST BASEMAN WAYNE WESKA HEADS INTO SECOND .. - With stolen base as St. Johns' Billy Dunning follows errant throw. St. _ Sets Down 12 Straight Batters ________________________ (J hr 1 ifirrialb - - ACC U — IU I C f) OfwT*S U I a + — S I "4J1 '4 GREENSBORO, NC. tAP) Slc'an's team against what they Umpiring area college and When UCLA, now two vic- regard as the common enem,. Junior college games Is tories away from Its eighth Bwkhart's way of staying In When NC. State concluded its straight national basketball season with a 27.0 record last straight shapeandkeepinglntouchwj Mar. 22, 1974 championship, takes the March, the Wolipack was Pag* bAa game to which he has devoted Yuma. Ariz. Oak land vs San Francisco at Greensboro Coliseum court unable to compete For the 37 years. KEN BURKHART Phon,,, ArIS. Saturday afternoon against NCAA crown due to a one-year Kansas City vs Chicago (A) at ..ilyeaninbaseball Sara so ta. Fla North Carolina State, the probation for recruiting viola. "I made the call fair. It was Cleveland vs M'twauk at Sun Bruina will find they are tions C ity, Ar: fair by about three Inches and playing the entire Atlantic Saturday' Again the 'Pack has stormed s Games i: then I heard Palmer yell, "Here Coast Conference, Kansas City vs. Cincinnati at through to an unprecedent ed he comes." Tam pa, Fla. There's a Fierce pride among second straight unbeaten conM'nn esota vs Houston at Coca.. "1 thought to myself, 'My God ACC followers In the basketball ference campaign. The na ti onal Fla I'm not In the right position.' Montreal vs Los Angeles It Veto achievements of Its members, title Is two victories away, but Carbo barrelling home on his ..,,_ lteat, tie. When UCLA dropped two the immediate obstacle Is 50-50 Pt?$bvtgh vi. New York (NJ at own, hit me from the right and games In a weekend Oregon UClA, the only team to beat St. Petersb,rg, tIe Hendricks hit inc from the left tour last month, N.C. State State in 56 games over two seaCP'caqo IA vi PhilpIia at By JOHN STOWELL that 4,217 of them, slightly less usurped as he tried to tag Carbo and you the No. Sarasota. ru I national Sons. That was in December in Associated Press Writer than half, were injured. St LOUIS VS know where I ended PittSburgh at up." , rankingthe Bruins hitl r.- C I*1W V1 WAcIIIKIITrnPU % iu aO 'p..,1.-.i- —I--It 1L ,fl.,lr,,w,, p,.. , Mu !III UL.I4%, UdIllfl tan I . tiiym and Freder c _, The red is history, Hendricks ~+ I San Francisco vs Chicago (Pd) at gained in trimming Notre by SOfl, the high school football 0. Mueller, one point at the half, buried bo th of whom hold tagged Carbo with an empty -cttsdate. Ant Dame. player, runs a 50-50 risk of being doctorates in physical educa. the Wollpack in the second half Ar.lona WC5Vpqn vi San D'ego It glove, the ball in his bare hand, h at least once during four ion, said there is no re so to Yuma, An,. and won easily 64-66. a n and Carbo was given the State has held the No. I spot aoston -as Detroit at Winter years of play. Three-time All-American Hill suspect their findings thumb. Haven, tIe. could not ever since and two other ACC Walton, who sat It most likely will be his knee, apply to the 1.2 out 21 minutes Texas vs New York (A) at Million boys "At the time" recalls team r emain In the top 10 na- of th ankle, head or neck, me culprit playing football at 30,000 pub Pompano Beach. Fla. at game because of foul Burkhart "1 was 100 per cent li Oakland vi, ClevIInd at esa, probably will be a he shoe and pri va te secondary ithoo c tlonally. Maryland, overtime trouble, came back with 10 Ant sore I had made the right BURKIIART REMEMBERS loser to N.C. State In the A( minutes left to spark the Bruins or shoulder pad. And the place another 200,000 playing in c'm- champlonsitip game decision, After I saw some of California vs Mil*auke. at Palm ..Ptrates'Murtaughfondjy at Greens- tovictocy. wi WAS CARBO SAFE? ll be a September prac CII tice munity and social cluba and, to the pictures afterwards I began two weeks ago, is No. 4 and ..."NowI wnnder" Baltimore vs Atlanta at Miami, session, or the second quarter some extent, to another 70,000 "I like to help out when I can to wonder," he admitted. North Carolina Li No. 10. of a game. Since then the Wolipack ha young men on college and uniBurk}uirtcjoesn't let that bother and I enjoy It a great deal, The Sunday's Games This status symbol has won 28 In a row and is Baltimore VS ver si Atlanta at ty teams. thought Burkhart him though. tie leads west umpires I have had the 1 over. .-i didn 't hear the remark or his Beech, Fla "The "The data clearly indicts hel- The researchers conceded caused ACC chests to swell In all. UCLA. ranked No. 2, has believe his life Is filled with the pleasure to Call with present Palm Perpetual umpire's frown Pdi.w York (NJ vs Cincinnati it pride over what followers con. won its last seven and is W. as the one piece of equip- that "football is a hard, body give personal satisfaction of being themselves as well qualified," Tampa, Fla. - alder the toughest basketball Houston UCLA carries a string of 38 ment most often responsible for contact sport in which Injuries conference In the land. the straight NCAA tournament vicTorn Garcia, athletic director r epeat performance, But time — sometlgng Tna vs Montreal at Oaptona and N. C. State tortes Into the game. t y said, he eliminated, regardless of what meet tIe. contrary to popular opinion incident like that coiald hem and past baseball coach at at 3p.m., EDT, two hours me boy will beat the greatest is attempted to make the P.tt5bvrgh vs Ph,lalpf7,a It Marquette, ranked th ird, is Valencia Community College Burkhart was getting a charge game after Marquette and Kansas B'a4tov-, Fla risk If he's an experienced safer." 2S4, while sixth-ranked Kansas has asked the NL veteran to tiut of the jockey. o pen Saturday's semifinels, is 23-5. Cincinnati s. St Lou is at senior in a small school, and the umpire the state junior college Petersburg. tie But Injuries and dea Making It Big can A fans In the "You know, I don sellout crowd of San Francisco vs Chi,ago (NP at coach is young and never be sharply red uced by well. Both games will be televised baseball tournament to he held people will ever forget," be 15,761 will forget their season. Pt-win. Ani played college ball. Umpire,, j In nationally by Nile, as will Mon. ust like players Orlando's Tinker Field Iii chuckled, referring to the have Oakland vs San Diego at Vuma, trained coaches, good equip- long differences and Join in day night's rhampinship game 'Those are the conclusions ment, to climb the ladder to the May. better supervisIon and Ani "granddaddy" call of them al vocal support of Coach Norman at 9 pin. l majors. Burkhart, after Minnesota vs. Boston at Orlando, reached in a 0-page report on instruction and safety-minded in tie football injuries prepared for game officials, they said. 1970 World Series when spending 10 years as a minor Burkhart called the Cincin- league New York IA) vs Chicago (At a' the U.S. Consumer Product umpire finally made They zero in on equipment, ft Lauderdale nati'sllenileCarbooutat ho Safety Commission by two Uni- which they found to be a me majors in I%7. Detroit He has since vs Kansas City at on a play that st ill LaklAnd, Fla %ersity of North Carolina me- frequent contributor to the um pired In live AlI tar games TO GO manager Sparky Anderson by Alan Mayer University at Arizona lion. plate searchers, at-si four World Series. -three out of ten injuries caused ______________ _ ________________________ (Ihland at Tuson. An, mutteringunderhlsbreath. Th He migh t have been even eyfollowedR,i7eplayersln by "a blow from an object." Calforna v-s M'twaukeeat Palm Calf 43 North Carolina high schools better known In baseball circles Next most dangerous were A Story Retold through four seasons and found shoes and shoulder pads. but for arm trouble in 1949. 94fj/5 -qwl..AJ Burkhart was a pitcher in the , 'I Burkhart tells the story best: organization and St. Liouis -U #ff#.4P 'CP s91i 6' ' "Yes, Carbo was n made the big dub in 194Z, £4('? 7bPi..Q'4f( ,rog ____ base and Ty Cline was at umi ng plate. Jim Palmer was on the rookie eight games In his year. After the arm went . _r>I-..— _ -- - - . - Injur ( I . .-A. - - - . - --- ' - A. lie r-. ri II '. - ~t -. A e #-, , -- _11- W . ~ :~ - - . /." 4' - '_.P. t; - .-. .rrT' .,I I 11"o - v,wj- - - -, . . - -. . " ". ' - S - i k - - 4 NIT 'p- - - By JOHN NELSON North gave the A's the runs who's playing first base for the Craig Caskey's wild pitch in Torn Bradley and Jim WillAP Sports Writer they needed with a two-run injured Bob Robertson, hit two the 10th limIng allowed Dick oughby allowed seven hits beVida Blue, an American homer each. solo home runs and a triple to McAuliffe to score from third, tween them for the shutout and League Cy Young Award winIn other exhibition games, pace the Pirates by the Yan- lifting the Red Sox over Mon. Cleveland give up the two winner who has been trying since Pittsburgh split its squad to kees. Ken Brett, who gave up treal. ning run's—both unearned — In l97lto prove it wasn't a fluke, ts take a7.4 victory over the New one run In the second and three the second inning onan error by picking up where he left off Last York Yankees and drop a 10-9 in the third, was credited with Mike Gas-man threw five in- Dwain Anderson. year in search of his rookie decision to Kansas City, Ilous- the victory for seven Innings on nings, allowing only one hit, and form, ton edged Atlanta 6-5 in 12 in- the mound. three Cardinal pitchers coinJohn Grubb and Willie Blue went to the mound in the nings, Boston got by Montreal 7tAxied to shut out Detroit on just McCovey both committel sixth Inning and retired 12 6 In 10 Innings, St. Louis shutout In the other hail of the Pm. four hits, eighth-inning errors that led to straight batters to lead the Detroit 2-0, Philadelphia sicMike Anderson accounted for four Chicago runs, and Jose rate's twin bill, Kansas City's world world champion Oakland A's to Feated Cincinnati 5-3, Mmrookie outfielder, Al Cowens, three of Philadelphia's runs Cardenal hit a three-nm homer a7-4 exhibition baseball victory nesota eked out a 7-6 victory singled lna run ln the ninth in. witha homer in the fourth In- to give the Cubs their close de. over Milwaukee Thursday. over the Chicago White Sox, ning to give the Royals a one- ning. cislon. Blue, who had an off season ln San Francisco blanked 'un victory. Minnesota got clutch homer Jerry Roystet- smacked a 1972 after a long hold out over Cleveland 5.0, the Chicago Chubs Milt May singled from Tony Otiva In the seventh with two two-nm double in the ninth inhis contract, fanned three beat San Diego 9-8, and Los outs ta give lloustona 12-Inning Inning, breaking open a tie ning that lifted the Dodgers t.ters In his last four Innings Angeles defeated Baltimore 3., , decision over Atlanta In anoth- game, and then held on to beat from a 2-1 deficit for the victoin the hill. Tim Hosley and Bill Dave Parker, an outfielder ci- cliff-hanger, the White Sox. ry. - Action Football Z , an ounch as (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent? LOS Angeles vs. New York (Al at L tort Lauderdale, Fla St Lou is vs New York (N) at St. Petersburg. Fla Detroit vs Philadelphia at Clearwat,r, Fla, Kansas City vs Ptisburgh at flr.denton, tIe Cl'cago IN) vs. San Diego at Helping Out .,: j ,' Boston 1, Montreal 0 home After 17 reari of mime ---a -. umpiring Burkhart retired to his home In Maitland. Hestllllove3 to umpire, though, and found his first year of re. Urement nearly unbearable. So he takes time off from his twoday-a-week job at Rutland's Men Stoic In Maltiand to help out area coilege& The St. John's bench jockey j4 : chainp, Foreman has only I V. The Pirate dugout, and asked 'What did you say? Murtaugh simply replied, ilurkhart you been guessing all day long, now why don'tyouguessatwhatIj" TFriday's Games A?lanta at Wes t Palm Burkhart, unable to come up Bch, Fla with an answer turned around, Montreal vs Cincinnati at Tampa. Fla and walked Houston straight back to vs Boston at Winter .. : AUOCIa?Id Pr, Thursday' Oarn:s By __ -_=s~--__'_ ~_-_-_.--~a__ ~ Schedule Herald Start Writer strpakanda record of la-u. But began to meet better opponents. scored .-teven knockouts. ,So me - ___ . . (' B Doug Storum .? , Baseball I •:,. ! £ . . — _____ ________ ________ . Seminole added a single run run in the third on a walk and Reliever Sam Swanger, 2-5. the score for the day bouncing in the fifth on Wayne wesas,s Billy RUnning's double. For was charged with the loss. ""I&I ii~~ - V - St. John's however evened - __-~,1_--111l - _____ " Enough ________ -: Knows ? when he was knocked out by Is not as young as some people he had fought some of the best Jack 0' Halloran, James J. of the fighters were that "nobody" Jose Luis th only fair, appear ed once and that was a a most think Foreman does? ink he Is. But at 28 he Is at the around and only two men had Woody, George Johnson, and some were top Garcia? Does he have the top of his care-. 3OtChetL Greg one round knockout over Joe Can Ken Norton answer some of The odds favoring George punch to been able to stop him. Foreman Charlie Polite all fell to the im. Peraita test Foreman': was stopped In 10 In a "King" Roman, a nan-rated these questions? Ills first pro bout was in New won, but not by a K.O. Davila Foreman in his title defense pro ving young Califorlan. Onl y re-match, LeRoy Caldwell fell fighter who did most of his York against someone named never came close to being taken Gregorloreralta was wi th Ken Norton Tuesday and abkwgo In th ree and Luis i , Pires was boxing George Foreman n Puerto Rico Don Waldfliehn, a hanging arou nd 31, but their Not Hard the distance lnamnain event at destroyed in four. lot A ofezperts say Foreman fighter who made his exit after records Indicate th is could be Everybody Foreman then got three trot-c New York's Madison Square In 1972 Foreman fou gh t only Fought a steady diet of stiffs and remembers three rounds. A week later In me general opinion is that an overlay. K.O.'s In less than a mon th over Garden. five t imes. Not against main he has never been tested. is I George in the Olympics. He was Texas the next one fell, this " Th Norton does not hit hard enough The heavyweight bout that the black who didn't give the dead men" before he was he ld event men, but against fighters not so. They are forgetting time In the first round. TWrtetn to a decision again, this time, Ready For Best 1970 to take Foreman out, but he has will be brought into th e Orlando black power sign. He was the days elapsed with records like six fights, six and 1971. But he has never been before G eorge by "trial horse" Levi Forte In proven that he can go 12 rounds Spo rts Stadium, via theater TV man who stood in loses, all by K.O. He was back given the acid test His K.O. the ring and scored his third a t top speed and ma in ta in his K.O., in Miami. has a lot of una nswered ques. ac pt In August Foreman was with the "dead men" of boxing over Frazier could have ce ed his gold medal while Washington, D. C. be en a punch. Foreman in the first tions surrounding it. Forte was famous for being matched against his biggest like his rookie year. But this fluke. he waved an American Flag. How good is George Everybody Peralt.a fight was exhausted In fed to Famous heavyweights, name to date, George Chuvalo time Instead of fighting several knows he made Was Smokln' Joe lull ed into a the 10th but Foreman could not put him in New York. The youngster times a month, he round and staggered Foreman? Can he take a Joe No K. 0, This Time was hardly false se nse of security by Frazier look like a yo-yo Fore- under the llghtheavy's punches away. He won the bout easily came through with an easy being seen at all, punch? Does he have the when ey met down In man's 1972 opponen ts? What during ose Jamina His first real test was agai nst but his "f amous" power failed three th three minutes. st amina to last 15 rounds? Is he last th round K.O. He followed I g uess ft worked , because would have happened if Frazier year, when he took the title Roberto Davila in New York, to get the Job done. the greatest fighter to ever live, this wi th a knockout of ano th er Yank Durham sign ed a con- had allow from Frazier, the first to defeat Oct. 31, l%9. At that time ForeForeman does not know how as some people are saying? Two days later In Seattle he promising newcomer, Boone tract for Frazier to meet alter he ed his head to clear Muhammad All. was dropped the first to fight on the inside. If niasi had a re co rd of 7.0 all scored a one round K.O. over Kirkman, in Who Is Ken Norton? Does he But what Just two rounds Foreman In early 1973. about the George K.O.'. But they time. instead of rushing back someo ne tries to get in close he were against another stiff and his first pro and everyone felt Foreman was belong In a championship bout? Foreman who fought between real ly poor opposition, in? pushes them away. His righ t year ended with a mark of 13 ready for the best. Does one win over a fighter with tho two se da tes and w hat has he Foreman can punch, but how hand isa lopping one that needs Davila came The 'Acid' Test Into the bout wins, 11 by K.O. a broken Jaw make you a title done since ? The year 1971 found Foreman were Peralt, Forte and Davila a lot of room be effective, but rkhng a three fight losing At the s ta rt f IO Foreman at th e po st seven times and he Since that win over the ex. able to last the distance wi th his Jab has .22,1948, the ch,jrllp to rank with one of f' -- innah itn thampeen Is---Who W By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent - 1 I single, stolen base and a St. Meadows It was his fourth John's throwing error. Junior college win against no Hal his V im - - - - -_ The Jililidd A Friday, Mar. 22, 1974-1 IA (Herald Photo - NEW YORK (AP) Fresh"I have nothing against free throw line Only Bob Car ege Football Trophy, Jay "Actually we didn't see that man Paul Berwanger was the Paul," said Nolan after the rington, who ac- four the. Coll fl'wi,nø.,.......L...t.I.--IilUII UI U LUIW U113 i3UTL.to iasr person trial Boston Col- game, "but he's Just not the guy Eagles ei t gh fleld goals, prolege's Jere Nolan wanted to you want to take a shot like vilieti much Utah COaCh Bill Foster aloffensive punch. Utah star Tlcky Burden (Inpass to with the Final seconds that. Even in practice, I don't most ran into the same problem lshed with points while Ty. ticking off on the Madison pass to him unless he's right But in the second half, Car- against Memphis State. Up 17 rune Medley had 28 and Sojour. Square Garden clock and the under the basket. rington was Joined by Mark RA- points in the first half and 10 at , finished with is. Eagles one point behind. terink and the Eagles, helped halftime, the Utes saw their Memphis State, which caught But there was no time to be "But I saw that he had a byCor.necticut's sudden chill at lead dwindle and then di.- the Utes at 6545 before falling choosy and Berwanger came small guy guarding him and I the foul line, came roaring back appear when they ran up back, was led by Bill Cook who throU1J, scoring with two sec- knew he'd be able to get off the to tk the game with three against a zone defense which flnLj}ie4 with 23 poInts and DcxOfldS Fflflalfliflg to give BOStOII shot." minutes remaining on a basket shut off Mike Sojourner, who fr Reedwho had 23. College a 76-75 by Will Morrison. had scored 16 points In the and The Eagles had to come back Connecticut Thursday night grabbed 10 rebounds in the first Purdue and Jacksonville will and a semifinal berth In the from a 17-point deficit, the reA basket by Jim Foster with half. lOur each uur in we ower end per cent shooting 12 seconds remaining put ConNational Invitation Tour- suit of a of the Saturday afternoon semi. performance from the field In necticut ahead 75-74 and set the nament. "The zone slowed us down," finals. Purdue ousted Hawaii Boston College will play the first half. stage for the game-winner by said Utah Coach Bill Foster. while Jacksonville slid by The Boston College offense In Berwanger, a nephew Utah, which downed Memphis of the "We're a club that likes to run Mar)'land-Easterfl Shore 85-83 the first half was mostly at the first winner of the HeLaman the whole game, State 92-78 Tuesday night. - - a, am Vincent) BOBBY MEADOWS IN ACTION THE FRESHMAN hurler, a product of Lyman High School, picked up his fourth straight junior college win firing a two-hitter against visiting St. John's Community College in game one of Thursday's doubleheader, winning 5-1. Meadows struckout four of the first six batters he faced and coasted the rest of the way. (For story on games see page lO:\). - - tie, Field Narrowed To 4 Teams es-n When UCIA Beach. Miller Is Back - . - - ________ - SMILES - I - - -1 __________________________ '. - College i 4 Slumping Warriors bad he was ace of only one thing he was determined to I I L -stay in baseball In some i capacity. He briefly mulled over STOIC STANCE By The Aiaoiiated Press thought of managing but finally assigned the Warriors 14 games .. .Rurkbaj-t trademark The Golden State Warrior-s so far settled on umpiring, starting In this month, including six ._a o the Ascat Pr have itti CXi1e; they're tired. (he Flor i da State Iague in the last eight nights. — Thursday's Results "Everyone's tired when The Lakers 1982 He worked his way up at NIT can clinch the y they're losing," Buffalo Coach only o Ouarter finals two-year intervals th rough the pen playof f berth by winrn College id. Ccanrctcu, , Jack Ramsay said with a ning their last Western League and Texas utah 97, Menpt State 7$ three games, marked lack of sympathy league before hitting the starting with the one tonight Thursday night after his ngnIr Chicago. 7t" majors. First Round Braves' IlS-lO2vktory — which Pittsburgh Pirate Manager jC(k,ll* as, Cnc,nnalt it -> seriously damaged the WarDanny Murtitugh and Ken G arfield Heard made two California 10). Tuli .93 miors' chances of reaching the free throws and a field g f"-d F(.4(fl ft. Des Mein" 17 Burkhart go way back When oal in Oay'en lii. Doll ard National Basketball the flaImus, gi Burkhart first made themajors 21 Rplabdt Lumber 93. AIhietesin AoiaUo playoffs. points for the game, after the he and Mor I got along "The schedule has gotten to Wafflor, had chopped the ButWashington BSU lOT. NAIA All about as wfl as Stairs, 10 us. You could see thai They falokadfmtato,ix AS A DECISION MAKER spinach, One of his favorite ABA Betoft Hawta 133, Indian ..."Always tough" Just 'outqcicked' us," losing Warrior,' Caute Russell and East Dietilea storks involves the Rue skip. All Stars SO Coach W L PC) A$ Al Atthes said after the Butch Beard had M.aratt Oil I. Re%e4aø Park Per. New York 19 points each SI 79 6)5 only NBA game of the night. in th mound for the Orioles and Ellie co nd half and shared K-"!ck1 "it was my first year In UK e se 50 79 633 'a Saturday's Gsrn@s In the American Basketball game scoring honors Hendrlcki. was catching that big leagues," remembers Carolina 16 31 S7S S Sentilnals with V v,ro,ni. Association, rn Ke'tucky defeated apiece. day. Cline a high bow4er jj NCAA Strkizart, "And I had dased Menip4'. 19 61 13$ 37 Kaa's.Is. 735. vs ALarguet$e, I. I Memphis 121-103 and San An. front of the plate, about 15 feet Dana) a couple of times. I West DIYIs4On ii', tonlo beat Virglnis 9541. 7) high andi had to hustle to get ni-asic a call on a pitch and I so is uci 251. vs N C Slat,. 20 I.) el-andy Smith scored 23 points Anf Allies' P team, seemingly in to lead the 51) 1 cm. EDT Into position to make a fair ci' heard him say something from Playoff-bound P 113 1 foul call" BirkJsart explained the dgouL I think he cursed San Deuo command of the Pacific Dlvi. Braves, and Jim McMllllan lel. ii al .413 NIT sion race four days ago, has lowed he hoppled Out fran) behind me, It s 430 II with 23. The team shot 54 ia'Iiinviiie. 705, vs Purdue. 19 Thursday's Games dropped three straight ded- per cent o. im, EDT and sti-a&lled the frC.'Ti the field, In. "Anywa y, I tilled time and Krntuy tJl, Mernpe,, )03 sions to fall 'ot(oII ,30$. vs Utah. 11 Y. 11, games behind eluding 75 per cent In the open. to third bias. walked straight o 5a Antonio OS, V'fgn+ II ; m, EDT Los Angeles. The schedule has ing period. Basketball - - Standings - - ,,, - -- - 'Tired, Outquicked ___ 4fF1Vc4Up "'4""m"'*511r!~~;k' Z 1, ____ Aalffil - ' ___ : - • i - - " Basketball OERRA . Professional , ' ' a:. - — -_ -, :i' - - 1.2 E - - ! ', YORK '- - ' - ' \ - , 11 - .., 14 1. Rouge • '4 6 sgrg '9'Wa171l V //C(479c% &L'?, - 'ij6qy'gt fr'R(A7R/415 77 P,1Crd I', kig JACKSONVIIJ.E, Fla. lAP) Tom Harper has been named as defensive coordinator on the coaching staff of the Florida Sharks of the World Football League. Head Coach Bud Asher announced the appointment Thursday. Harper, 42, is a former head coach at Wake Forest and Oklahoma State. Lacrosse Signs Allan Robert J. 1111Il\I)I•;l.PI1IA Al') Allan has been signed as coach of the Philadelphia Wings In the new National Lacrosse League. Norton Unawed ,. #,qf /071/ ,. Harper Joins Sharks - Wilif Standings 1 HILTON HEAD ISLAND S.C. (API — "The rest was good for me," Johnny Miller s.id. "Right now my game Is very similar to the way it was after I took that time off In December then came back at the Crosby," Miller continued. The U.S. Open champion won a record three tournaments in a row after that December layoff and, after a three-week rest, returned to action here with a fourunder-par 67 that gave him the first round lead Thursday In the $200,000 Sea Pines Heritage Golf Classic, - Z4'I oz wllb;~11,, ANP - -' "Fñf6mi?c I Forego Professional At Hialeah Hockey Renfro May Go WFL CARACAS, Venezuela (API — Ken Norton is well aware of the strength of heavyweight champion George Foreman, but he's not awed. "I respect his strength," Norton said Thursday after finishing serious training for his title bid against Foreman Tuesday night. "But I'm no 9P-pound weakling myself. "If I get pushed down," said Norton, "I'll tell him, 'You do that again and I'll hit you in the cup a foul blow).' One good turn deserves another." DALLAS (AP)—Mel Renfro says "It is public knowledge that I am unhappy at the corner position with the Dallas Cowboys," and has announced he will consider a non-. playing job with the Portland Storm of the new World Footbal League. Renfro told Dallas radio station WFAA Thursday, "If the Portland franchise does come to Portland, I will talk to them about a coaching or administrative type job." Portland owner Bruce Gelker said he would contact Renfro and planned a statement about the veteran next Monday. Renfro lives in Portland during the offseason. Spokane Gets Game SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) The Denver Broncos and New EnKland Patriots of the National Football League will clash In an exhibition game here this summer, Spokane Professional Sports said Thursday. A spokesman said the Aug. 31 game would be an Expo '74 World's Fair attraction. The promoters also organized a 1971 game between the Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers which drew a near-capacity crowd of 35,000 at Albi Stadium, where this year's game will be played. - Boilermakers Run MIAMI(AP) — Foregoalms for his third straight victory over True Knight in Saturday's $100,000-added Widener Ilandicap at Hialeah. - By STAN WAWER Copley News Service t'r,ss P4)11 Drawing the most interest among the other live entries In the small field is Santorin II, a i-year-old Peruvian entry that outclassed South American fields Last year but has not yet been tested ln the United States. Forego will carry 129 pounds and be ridden by liellodoro Gustines in the mile and a quarter race. True Knight will carry 124 and be saddled by Angel Cordero Jr. Santorin II will have 119 pounds, with Pet-u's Fernando Toro up. - S ()K( to f Se lect ions I East D,v,ion WI 1PtsOFGA ttOn 44 I) 9)05 31$ ItO Montreal 10 21 919 257 210 s"Rinrs 1720 II 57270 215 Toronto 31 24 IS 77744 701 flullalo 30 30 10 70 221 219 Detroit 76 31 10 62 230 711 vancv, It £3 II 1' IV? 269 NY Island Ii 3$ Id All 16.3 721 Wist Division P".Ipnia fi 14 Ii 99 23? tl Chicago 34 1121 Angeles 7$ 30 17 65 IV? 211 I Atlanta Is II I) 65 65 217 " t 71 35 II St 154 212 M.tv' 21 3216 55 213 2118 pIts 71 37 S $I 105 U) 306 ) cus WHA East Division W I T Pts OF GA hir* I PQ I 57274 U) 4) 9 T(40r'te )6 13 1 76 751 259 1 71 7 261 Qvrbec IS Cleveland 1331 S 71 741 W 4 72 214 31 Ii 32 3.6 1 Ii 253 352 West Division ii H S Vi 259 IS' M.no, 19 II 2 $0 )01 261 Contortion It if 3 71 211 74% FIRST — Sandy Shannon Ill. Cherry Watt (5), Montague Stuff Winnipeg 37 IS S 0741 744 (ii. SECOND — Matinee Ido. 01 Vancyr 76. 41 i 5 26.-S X* Indigo (3), Michael SlIce Mo Argie5 234 0 4713301 Hi Cactus IS), Moe Lee I THIRD Thursday's Games M. Go Go Cactus (3). FOURTH — Turonto 6. Houston 3 Montague Sandra (I), New Key re,i'c'ntCfl S. Quebec S IC Sandi Salle (S). FIFTH — Top Var',.,'rr 5 Chi(ago S 1-c 131. Tell Packet (7), Lasans N Friday's Games Andy (6). SIXTH Luc ky Pup (5). M.nr'esota at Los Angeles Grand Honofa U) Wassilissa (3i Hnvjtt. at Winnipeg SEVENTH—T,d'sWendy(ll.Snde Saturday's Games String (5). IL's Imogene (31. Vancouver .,t Qirber Shan lea UI. Iran6's EIGHTH Edr'.'nti.n It (le,tIIn,1 Pr,de 151. Asntla P 131 NINTH inttey at (hi( IQO Las Olas (1). Gold Medal (71. Look nda y's Games SSu ua Awhile M. TENTH - lea Pagp at Los AngI. (1). Trail Mark (7), T4m1,er Hobo alt,qnoon . ELEVENTHS Paul H N4 r( . Chicago at Cleveland. after ultra Violence (3), Tuffnlouth Von Fades This N That TWELFTH — M'r'ne-sota Cl Houston III. Muntague Wings ISP. Curr,l'ick VaI%COuVCf at toronto (I) PIt* Frgtard at Quvoe - WEST LAFAYE'rrE, I nd. (AP) Purdue will play host to six other Indiana schools tonight in the annual running of the Purdue Invitational track meet at the Boilermakers' Lambert Fieldhouse, Joining Purdue In the meet will be Butler, lk'Pauw, Indiana State, Manchester, Marion and Wabash. Purdue's Alex DiMarilo, last year's Big Ten outdoor hurdles champion, will be making his first appearance since undergoing surgei y for cartilege damage to his knce suffered In football., Could Ruin Newest Fad Standings By The Asoc,att'd - - (1) Major League Streaking needed. Streaking would solve the The towels, wrapped around problem of discrimination in the heads of each team athletics. The Gloria Steinems LOS ANGELES — Streaking, member, could be in the of America could compete with the latest fad among our dour school's colors and numbers the male populace on either an collegians, could leave an in. inserted on each side. amateur or professional level. delible impression on the sports Capacity crowds would flock Naturally, like all other world, to Notre Dame Stadium in sports, streaking would Streaking, as we are all South Bned, Buckeye Stadium eventually get out of hand. aware by now. Is the American on the campus of Ohio State and National television would art of running across a portion the Coliseum in Los Angeles to take over and a superatreaker of land sans one's clothing, view the battle for No. I. would have to pause in the It isa refreshing respite from A 9.3 sprinter would be a middle of a record-breaking the campua revolt thatbesejged priceless commodity. UCLA, streak for a commercial the nation during the latter part for example, wouldn't hesitate message. of the 196 and the start of the to give a possessor of such Finally, a second professional 'lOs speed a new economy car and a streaking league would be lt reminds some ofusofsuch penthouse apartment off formed and sonic nut would campu.s frivolity as panty raids campus. suggest a Super Bowl to and mooning, telephone booth Streakers would have to pass determine the world streaking stuffing and goldfish a rigid NCAA physical and champion. swallowing, maintain at least a 1.6 grade It would eventually become All fun at the erpense of no average to be eligible, an Olym pic sport, The Russians one, excepting the more Instead of Tommy Trojan would win when their ace prudish members of our riding Traveler around the str eaker was given another society. Coliseum track to the sound of chance after time had elapsed What would happen if 'Conquest," Lady Godiva on the clock streaking suddenly became a would parade the sturdy Moscow would then Insist the major Intercollegiate sport stallion to the tune of "Thc sport was invented in Siberia under the jurisdiction of the Stripper.where a world record was set National Collegiate Athletic Pat O'Brlen.atallotre Dame by a Bolshevik wearing Association? pep raIl>, would plead to the galoshes and babushka in 30ThC Trojan Club would have frenzied student body to win one below weather. to raie recruiting money for for Venus sic Milo. TENNIS University of Pro scouts would swarm Southern California streaking coach Pa ul college stadiums with stop- seeThCSON As-ti. — Third--ded Ken R.oeewall came Bare watches and medical books, back to beat Ross Cass 44, 1-6, Division I schools would be Instead of X's and 03, 'SCOUts 6-2 in the second round of the lllnitedtu30 full schotarcjilps so would have to diagram the $1S0,000TucsonTegin,jGarn that Di vision II schools could human anatomy. c SALT LAKE — lop. remain competitive Speed, quickness, their agility and seeded Jimmy Connors own level of competition, the ability to disappear in a nated Christan Kuhnke of Get-Money would be saved on flash would be the criteria In nan>' 6-2, 6-2 for a secondrounci uniforms. unif orms- Only shoes and selecting Walter Camp's first victory in a $17,500 interTurkish towels would be "Streaking All-America team." national tennis tourney. on tennis e". �T ____.__ ____ ____ - __ - ___ -_____ - - ________ _______ -— — ____________ ________ ______ ____ __ __ __ --- - - ___iP-__— - -- ________________ — --- - — ____ - ______________________ ________ ________ __ .I_ __________________ ________ — — -- - ______ _____ __ _______ ________________ -------- — . — -III ________________________ __________________________________________________________ ------ — — - _______ _______ - __ __ 12A—The Herald — M F;1Ma Pastor's Corner : %42 - Some Utility Bills Past Doubled Year the time, however, and this slowly over the past year, ud paying $3 per 41-gallon barrel additive In March was 16.40, in ce rollback, t winter arcund 500 custnmers for the price has rocketed to April It reaches a staggering there to nothing sight at added were time. a SCpar fld11I As the high tide of the energy natural g t," said c J one w of de had lot of item "Of Burns explained. ciisls ebbs, I leaves In Its wake Florida Power and Light Ctiflpl5lflti, said Bunts, but Y ° °ttage, By DONNA TF recommend cod of "This th Inflated (FPL) spokesman Scott people are pretty gracious Burns, refining to deraldS*aflWrfter in the city's form of govern. Including power bills which In also reported an electricity rate Extra Money y announcement by business during 0* energy about ' 1' ment, both opting for a city me Cases have doubled In the Increase stemming from the oil alRbCd they an utility company's fault. It Is FPL AJTAMONTE SPRINGS— manager type, divorcing the past year. shortage. "The extra money the , Other utilities companies orperson s ndard Oil Co. in a 0.5 Councilman Dan Dorfman city's administration and the hardest hit are Burns said a $3.71 per 1,000 customer Is paylr,g does not the Central Florida area have omes. million search for oil 7*S Thursday night warned charter management from the politcial using propane gas for power kw. hours change to Cover come to the utility company but made even higher rate adBurns said wvY are iwpaflg Central FIOIIdS CS revision committeemen a arena. Currently the mayor, and beating their homes. Increased oil prices had been passed on to the oil corn- Juatmenta than FPL (iando WE HAVE STATE FORMS change to allow recall of elected who Is a voting member of Florida Public Utilities added to all March bUh, and panies, No profit is being made Utilities March additive was city officials could be a "two. council Is paid $17,500 annually spokesman in Sanford, Art this rate had Increased to $4.73 by the u tili ty compa ni es," said $5.10 per 1,000 kw. hours; its edged award wi th a razor blade to adminster and direct the Maheu, said the company Is for Apr il bills. The rate In- Burns. April adjustment Is $6.50. for a handle." government. psythgalmos*threetlmesmore crease has been building In March 1973 FPL was Florida Power Company' s Both favored to wering the f or propane ty tn it was in Dorfman said he was fi 17 y ve per cent q ualifying fee for March im, — : W"4taffWrft,r Recall Provision — Is of especially concerned that recall candidates, changing has caused customer bQ to provision might Pet dtlUflS municipal elections from doubl e In the past year. l l emotionally Involved In a Decem be r to November to Maheu said a year ago specific issue of the moment coincide with state and national company was charging By JANE CASSELBERRY make a significant Architect's plans for the supposed to be built facing pact on elections and civil rvice to customers at a rite of one cent County Editor facility are supposed to be south on a ise lake area and the city. awmre employes job security. per therm to cover the cost of ready by April 1, and con. the 1,900 sq. ft. fire station was He urged that the pro vision DeVoney surprised the up propane price Increases; today W1NR SPRINGP1anj strucflon compeUon set for slated to face north on require petitions signed by no when he said city empto)es the charge is 18 cents per for the proposed $150,ODO iterim December. Stred. Muck was found to be Muck Prob em Sta s fir in -. ' - - fly REV - - - ~~~ vmm~ ___i saw -00-- ..L. -..I ~101 __ . . ..- - .. , The UCO sq ft city hail - y wo et a • k as a le al re resenthtive P l tk S l t d Headquarters Site tWill_ F- - - .- .- - - -1f a a ; a e ec 8Y JEAN PATTON - sought to find out why the price of propane gm, a by-product of I voted In Sanford Thursday 10 establish its headquarters Palatka I The St. Johns River Water 11w choice of headquarters Management District, one of location was between Palatka five such districts in Florida and Jacksonville. IleraU Stiff Writer - - established as a result of the escribed by board dWriman Water Resources Act of IM D Dr. Art Marshall of Interlaken i I I A government check is being the muck was found to b. 10 ft e Koch suggested - ken - Jury ~ court J, . of the way unfort un I Home pwk regdenl, in the LOL1010 0MBL Ar I . •. i Ti I U m I SANFORD 301 E First St _____ ; L I ___ _____ ____________________ _____________________ - ___ Sat Sun to ~ - __ - J _. --__ - _ - ____________________________________________ emotional Marshall said the Water . -7. ! . I- ce Blotter ff ir9i4 .. 11.4~ i - S ~~% _. -, .- .. W 4! i;X !i, ~'- _. -,- -T~,_Z-V7 _!'~ -,~_- - - 1 4 -'-.'* ,~;~, . I. ~ - - *I- -k-.!,_ 9~ . I W_'l 0 ,I %& 1 . .1~ ~P..,V, _*~ -.. , - '' ' : ,'- Altamonte i Avenue Thursday. Value I -k* - - d I Two coke televisiow stolen house at 117 Pine Needk Lane. from Montgomery Ward Damage estimated at MOM. - oh It. - Lake Mary Ten plants worth 1100 stolen from work site of Sol-Dale Biniders Thursday. _____ . _,:'1-i F" . . __________________ F wm - - hmeof Odessa Boswell 41 of S Seminole 312 Maolia Ave., valued at $t Teles1on and food valued at Tape player stolen forwil ,.,ar $446 stolen from home of ____ Hayes Drive, Thursday. Car Orange Co, Brantley Isle. S ool ch Forest City ! County - I Turkey Point Units #3 I 0 signif, . I • . faces a serious sliort- '', F., I -., Haul B Ballina, , TooLs worth 111,M stolcn from truck ci Nick SUCkeler Jr, of 3306 Chadwick Boat of h - clLetledwithorisodwomod in cowy Jail In lieu of M, :t I I 4 .; - i I ;- F _____ T Fern Pork NurIy13,00$worth&copper James Donald Goodam, 40. tubing stolen from Clooll Way of Markham Road charged with Inc.. at 1101 N. Orlando Ave.. 4-eaking and entering and Thursday. grand larceny and in county jail Is lieu of bond. Dasid Emenual Harlow, Lonnwood , of North Carolina clwgt,d with Nathalie Ann Mee, 37, of %4 breaking and entering and N. Wayman Road charged with being beid 3 traffic Ift wa nt, Jailed in lieu of 16,0w bond. County J0 on forge warrant Bond set at Sl,(. . 2s Keep your Isla nd. of its own fuel. uses more c And the I , I the h Inc SUflS 0ptfl1'1 t / I / _____ points up the potential problem. - perertaw of 09 for bring a nuclear unit from first planning to acttial delive' of ckctricity The fact that FPI already ________ iSSt Si. 0 '-r L Since it does take so much longer to bringniicli.argcn&r.itingplantsonl1n1 fl! has al ma& arrsngements to assure Iii idequati suppl> of the fuel oil and natural gas needed to supply you with dectricit> from our conventional plants. How FIT genera its electricit y for yo u: NaraI Gas 24%, Od 64%, Nudear 12% Thus, provided extreme conditionsand disruptions in supply due to changi di ng As tile Sunimary slww~,, Honda is national prioritit-, do not inttriere, I-11 much more dependent upon oil for filling its energy neds hnis the nation as a s hole will hi able to supply the electric possei you need. This is because Florida is far from the maior of coal, and doe's not have the mountainous(errasnntJJ(orhydro. electric power generation, But the Need for Fuel Conservaflon ) , ~rr - j ea ago, FPL realized that \mencas suppl y of oil and natural gas was limited. applies to electric energy in our operations. In additioa, IPUs fleet of decided to plan for a moreabundintly IL available fuel. and Irticks is obstTving lower Speed limits. L I And%se were tin me keeping, t,em in the t FIRST CHRISTIAN Dr. Harold Harr is will co . L. Ma - 400.0A orld Arts Foundation will be t he Communion meditation AIN Tr - 4 - r1 't .. . __ -_ - 6 — __ .-- - =— n-a---' icupie.. .s1ng . ,- so, I - . ik~_77___--_.~ - ~ CHARACTERS • - PORTRAYED will be portrayed in the 11 JESUS AN United r lethodist I a rn service Suiuid d Frst ' ' Church people. - - - -, - - -. . . I - - by Thom, II (left) ~~. . - Drummond Built Bri es ove ___ . p DR. PHILIP 0. LAttleford, • ., Hy DAVID POUNG tkummond sought earnestly to reconcile the households of Healing was a natural and religion and science that were significant part of the min warring In the 19th century. H of Jesus. Healing was bound up writings and speeches and in faith and love. And where personality became a livin9 Christians tookthe bridge between two and the news of Jesus Christ, a tagonbdic His corn. was 4A I ng on ans II probably would be fair to ob- beca,me the bestselling classic, serve that no important Greatest christian service has ever sorii as without healing of Orlando car o og a who served In The Congo as a inedical ini.ssionary with Dr. Paul Carson w hen he was A . Southern Baptist Missionary in Heidelberg Germany, martyred, will show slides and executive secretary to European Baptist Con. vention, was opening and share his experiences Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, speaker at the World Sanford. He is the son of Rev. Missions Conference held at First Baptist Church of Osborne I.ittleford, former dean of St. Luke's Cathedral, Orlan do Geneva. , • I r thi M. Walker As Deacon word for his time and ours when ALTom the centuries major * orinstitutions of health and he said: Mickey D. Walker of 143 dination will be the honoring of hospital care has e been created You will find as you look Fairway Dr Sanford will be ordained deacons active and b Christian people who back upon your life that the ordained a deacon by First inactive. and their wives, who es was a major moments when you have really Baptist Church of Sanford, will be seated in a reserved expression of the new life of lived are the moments when Sunday, at the 7:30 p.m. ser. section. A special tribute will be ) uu have done things in the %ice. offered to the wives by call to healing and helping spirit of love. As memory scans Assisting Pastor J. Co=ato McIntosh. through the provement of the past, above and beyond all will be church deasons Wendell human Walker will share his per. relations. the reducing the transitory pleasures of life, flirt, Kenneth McIntosh, sonal testimony and specia] of tension a conflic there leap forward those (icurman, H. F. Cooper and E. music will be presented b> the seekingofa(rdmdbarI11On) supreme hours when you have Wilburn Rogers and a former Youth If Chow and dedicatory a person was Henry been entered Such deacon now living in Da) lona, solo presented by Charles E. Drummond. life. 1-co Watson Davis Jr.. minister of music. A leading churchman in the t. prominent scientist who made 1~ ruins expeditions to Africa , ii 14 iumt you F Children To Have Day W th Bishop I r L. &P, .1 through Series 1 1 - -1 i = j' j — - i -. '- - I -. - United Methodist 'Thirty Pieces of Silver" is Church of Tampa will present the Uwme for a special Easter concert open to the public. otfiring at F irst United tartti 30 at 7 30 p mu t Methodist Church. Sanford. Deltona Methodist. ' ' I . do your part to use energ y / 4 Ml ~ ' . 4#9 ____ Ill - time when Lenten observanm "since we still have these to innovation, breads _________________ —________ uni everywhere." - ell oun - - deak?s Or at any FPL office '. 4 • follow, Burton had Mr , our free coi at your ipplin. P'w - tonight, at 7:30 p.m. In the United Church. Cantor Michael Goodman and president xw Zager will officiate. - --- laundry appliances and ranges saes a great deal more than turning off ligllt%, So docs turning off a TV set thn no Oft' IS wakhing. We have a booklet of Ivatt Watching hints for you . It lists ma ny to %vatts ... Sind money. , , Once you brush up on the ' wise use of your cooling and / pretzel push comes at a viving the pretzel custem - ...~ought reconciliation services at Deltona United Southeastern Bible College in e vangelism and missions young people in appreciation of building projE-cts in Japan and their leadership in the ministr Ikland,will speak Hi is e reat [four of Sharing" of. the Eastern Caroline Islands of of the church. known as a camp e rm' ill L taken meetingthe Pacific. His travels PP0 At 2:30 p.m., e senior choir speak er, e a • throughout Alaska, Japan and will present a musical program the UPited Methodist Coul. At 7 p.m., special guest the Pacific have provided him at the Sanford Nursing Home. millee on Relief hi h Missionary speakers will be with a broad informed view of Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. there quickly to emergency needs * Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence C. the work of the church in will be a hy on m sing and around the world. TV new Tuesday morning Burton of Alaska. The Burtons missions In these areas of the discussion centered around study group will meet at 10 a rn have been missionaries to world. 'The Second Coming of (lirist,' in Room 2, nursery care 1z1r%s "EpIS1jopI prosi •or ' hilwen The Wednesday evening -1 The family group of Cliri,st . In , i . 1`0101A-Ship Study group Will T, ~. f % i ll sponsor a steak dinner open continue its study of William . ~_~ to the public al the church at 151 W. (Iturch 1 7_! - major appliances, you can situation nation%Vide.1-Ve are taking positivesteps I o conserve f uel as it C1urh of Casselberry. Cy AIska can b turning off lIghts)oudon'tnJ But lightingua0 Pick up - - - song at 7 p.m. Sunday at DELTONA - Ternple Shalom Community United Met.hoolig will hold regular services ~_ - less electricity than your major .1ppliances andotherrnotorloads Efficient use of reverse-cy cle ai r condi tion ing, dish', sht is observe the holy season of Lent minding us that I,ent is a time with e devotion and great of prayer," saysFatherWeiser spiritual fruit." fie applauds the idea of re- - Speakers Featured ' ca too, may be reminded by the "It still shows the form of daily sight of these pretzels arms crossed in prayer, r I -- -. tunueSeven his series of sermons on Reader will be Irving Isenberg. The last Words' at the ha in Sunda> seimiceathrst G uest speaker will be Dorothy Hodges. h axistian Church. Sanford and ( -ongregation on the e Ilosalia. speaking on the second address the ord. "Salvation." Miss subject of "StxAal Security." % Audience participation with a Joanne Black, soloist will sing "The Holy City" by Adams. question-answer period will her talk. An Oneg Shabat Membership certificates will be olo services, w c presented to new members WI are open to the public. This Sunday will be a special Alaska for 10 years having recently day at First Assembly of God worked with all three of bership. Deltona United of Sanford with special Alotska'!i ethnic peoples, The Blue Denim Bible, a Methodist speakers for both the morning Eskimos, lncliins and Aleuts special edition recently In addition to their work in prepared (or ttns b> The RevL H. Wight hirtit> will bring J and evening Sf%R( will p . Insulation itself in energy savings, -----. with a "little artm," because of being --pretzel prayer." The prayer, recalling early shaped in the form of arms Christian use of the pretzel, crossed in prayer. In Germany, it became known as "brezel" or goes in part: tze ';rarit us, we pta>, that _,%, - I BURTON ... mission speakers and ou save money i winter and summer. 0)V ) ____ r IKmri 2 Is a National Reality, Like you, FPlisawareofthencedto heating systems A Source More Abundant than Oil and Natural Gas. ____________________ I I ''V' I ,., _ At night, close draperies to hold warmth inside. _______ t'( I C generation shows how farahead %v p1 in to assure ou ,in adequate suppi> t ofelectricitytornectyourns — sources i — - - courtains on sunny daysand let the sun %v,irtn your horne. The following Summary of Fuel Facts I .... I ;i:: .::::::;::*: 17-i Enjoy .I • to so much of our state's electricity I -.1 .....:::::.": .-Iiiii:-iiii.iiiiiiiiiiii: __________ shortage has important . 4 :** ~ :11::::;:::::::::-:;*.ii*.!i.j r nesday next week to explain to but without eggs or milk (for children the religious origin of bidden in ancient times.the pretzel. to serve it on each Th& Pretzel originally was plate each day of I,ent at the - q11 At 10:45 a.m. service, Rev _.-- -: _!,:~_- " Ut',. Jerry Turntr, Baptist April 1.10 minister from Orlando, will . , ,- ',-' - REV. AND MI . I %vork harder. A meaning Ifl relation I - - only a negligible amount . 9 - -.21 -, ---%--- -- -_. ~ . ~ -- 1__ .. : -1 the church during Holy Week - I At First Assembl filter dean.A d I Horida, which produces hard look at energy .111d budget-%vise. / especially significant for a i ages at Hutchinson Ili,'' This shortage can be We have taken electricity during 1973, It 1 1 We Can Help You Conserve at Uforne. barrels of lots-sulphur fuel conseeClttncItyathme Tum down [he Oh. ng111 flO%' i i i. Some examples: thermostat on your heating system. if you has two more nuclear hange the setting on your reverse-cycle units in the build C. 750 to 680 ill ing and p1 inning air conditioner from L &O %j ',%ISC - our count ry k .,. I - Ha pe . down on use will make scarce fuels last longer. ° L_ • these units saved 61A million 1 Right no -. , , and #4. By supplying ) / 1 I -1.1-1 -.. _______________ -~J#e-,ft_VZ.*1r -1 -t -_ 4 ` ' . -0- / Bulars took $3000 worth of tools and supPlIes from win- Winter Park chester Homes on South Sailford Avenue Road sur1ed biwglats who fled his home before anything - N . ~~ 1 .. , Al , .-; AR -- __~~ -- _ I I.: --9 J__1 - __ ,._.. ld~ -- , - .-''--- - , - __ ,~I -'41~jr HoriodA energy needs, since L~.V, - f . -- - . build such possible operating condition. Sensible nuclear generating units as conservation is important / g .) S %4"0 because cutting L I the Resources Act was prompted ' ,- . ustrial usage-will come blasting - L d tian —--- --------- version In Iloll>ood he has of betrayal into an offering of wr itten several gospel songs love. Emphasis Is being placed and appeared in Billy Graham on giving for missions. Coins of Evangelistic Association IIhns, silver are placed in small "thltown, U.S.A." and "Mr. plastIcbagstobebroughtto Texas." The service Is o pe n to church on Easter morning. the public. Preparations are underwa • fi . , . appeal to ft jury, Eaton pleaded for "justice justice." - t Harpe r , was betrayed Judas Western singer. will be for 30 Pieces of silver and spea ki ng and singing members o t congregation Sanford Alliance Church at 7 will bring 30 pieces of silver on p.m., Sunday. Since his con- Easter Sunday, to turn the price I - _W Re lie says the pretzel first was onl beginning at 10:45 a.m. It will be open to the — y W___ start I CHURCH OF God, 803 IV. 22nd, will have a 1\ I - 11 I 1';1.1.S . ,,,,.",;;~:-," 'r .", ' A ,'.,J wildlife, Hicken disappeared after the the St. Johns bagn Melbourne shooting with girlfriend, Is particularly short of water, was wrested late tag year in and that Jacksonville is on Southlina and retomed to the cities eerlenc1ng salt Sanford at the end of January. intrusion in Its water supply. . Chr CALVARY CHOIR TO SING I - _______ - and penance," she say "It's a made by Christians In the fif th sign of is lose. century as Lenten bread, sin ce fl* group urges families at it consists y of water, flour the of lent on Ash Wed and salt (also >east nowadays) . A- ___ %_ . . .'... ____ - . to - quantity and quality of all . Sunday Concert -: -- -- - "It's a holy symbol of prayer -- --- Op*n Tonight - No Appointment Necessary cts you* it a goal is t protect, mcid gross overstatement of water shortages in major my series of events that I have agricultural and urban centers ever heard." Ithroughout the state. He mid In . ~ i _ - . __ -- . __ ,-_' _ - - f, I / ..~ , - - '' -_ - - 131-4444 n Fri to ,. it - McCauley. leader of the effort of Christian customs, says -it to Point up the real meaning of sounds surprising, but the pretzel has a deep spiritual meanUt pretzel and restore Its re ing for Iknt - 0 - , .- -*N — - 0 - / 'A "'T"N", ~ 4 and old and Catholics and Prot- Catholic scholar on the history - .. ' is Francis X. Weiser, of Boston, a d - - LONGWOOD Hwy. ii '2 322-6111 0 -- I - 1 . 4 , . i ' - - ... . j - - to] The St. Johns district recreation, , r . - - , us, - /1'.- 10 - - followers We dont have to live the way that is best. There Is no force. Yet God, who made knows our needs and is to pro vid e them if w e'll follow' The early (lirisfiani here called followers the way."'At tine point they were c THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE IiQiu I k J Ke C t) ex p l a i ne d Marshall. Everything that is in the throw public interest-water for de an UI I . - . . - just can't quite get the Message. The Psall"ist quotes G(xI &, - forehead with a .22 revolver. However, Bill - ' I purchased ma local store ) llehasshonusoerandober,yete -, . . out the fl - . d Points, and east to Midway, the use of propane gas and the bounded by Moss Road Third d*&W natural gas is about 50- Street, Fairfax Avenue and / - — "'4 ately have loaded themselves down with a lot __ •L — 00 of baggage. God in Jesus said, "if vou are burdened and heavy ladened, come to me and learn (ram me." God wants each of us to really li%-e % ith gusto! (This 't be • lifted s former rules of The pretzel was In its origin a mandatory fasting and abstinence from meal all through symbol ° t and move Is afoot to the period. revive Instead of focusing on fixed God, " th routines of (fietary limit3tions. Pretzels for e t he stress now in Cat holicism rune of the time, generated in and also in Protestantism !hoenix, Ant., to put the pret,,#- back into the observance of on positive programs for Ltd spiritual growth such as spe. lknt, the 4Iay period of peni. dal Bible study and reli gious tence and Easter. spiritual renewal reading. and on generosity to preceding aid those in need. As for the "The idea has caught on mendously here, among young pretzel's origins the Rev. u of 0 Hicken admitted shooting ~ — alled Christians because the loved one y another! Sounds like this way is worth continuous 0 carries a , __ '4 Read the (peis carefully, thoughtfull>, and frequenily! This life is often m isin te rpred In the clearest light God is saying this is I r, so, I ff~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ive of Sanfort district south into Brevard and Judge David Strawn returned Indian River Counties by 1975 Hicken, , to county Jail so It will encompass the entire a presentence In. St. Johns River basin and i ts - - .. In the Sanford area, ex- hail and move that facility to tenng from the city west to another location. Paola south to about F The complex site donated b> . 1. - - --,-% . .. . The clearest illustration is through the life of Jesus of Nazareth. k I* ceptionally high. "It's way out struct the station on the site ot fine," said Maheu. presently set aside for the city presently extends from Nassau guilty of second degree murder County in northeast Florida to i 2 New Yen's Eve Seminole County. Negotiations shooting of Eugene Watson, A are under way to extend this . . - but we under the control of five management districtL !riday found former Winter Gden resident Robert Hicken - way that State has ever md," Water Resources Act puts management of all surfaceand underground water onvic ted . L forced to examine his living and perhaps make some choices. So, what is a way to of live that beings less j conflicts unhappiness' What are th opUon., The way that deals with problems of li%lng and offers a better life is the wa> God has shown to mankind for thousands of years how to live fully, deeply, richly. and freely. Som e of the concerned C By t ''A . - i Al' Religion Writer as "probably one of the most H. IC 8> GEORGE W. CORNELL now that Roman Ca tholicism -. Qten conflicts and unhappiness are of such a degree it person can answer all quc,stions about hmv your taxes were prepared. 0 one 50 "We're running new llnesau ist Len t Na" vi' Tw eager station from the northeast Government Check corner of the property, where -0 W ____ xall=== ~ •- chooses, even If he Is unaware a choice has been made. - -. I---- . 1 jZv _ - . _______ city hall-f station complex -1 There re many ways to l i ve decision - . right to strike thenm approng the removal from favors arbitration In employ Customer," Maheu said. 'The told City Council of much office at an election. city dltes, in practice the price seems to have staba1ed problems on the site. He and Councilman Cal workers could not be stopped nowandIbell ve wecan expect Council will face the DeVone did however, from string a cutback fairly - j8 BrinqS Pretzel KEN MU WS . Some of these ways POdUCC conflicts and unhappiness, while others yield less conflict and unhappiness. Each person Reason 5. If the IRS should call you in for an audit, H & R Block will with you, at no additional cost. 1~ot registered voters to initiate and Dorfman seemed to agree "As fuel prices go up so th--y bogged down Thursday night Portion of the complex was southern half of the tram recall with the same number when he said that although he are passed along to the when architect Robert Koch - - of the should hae Mar. fl, )91 ," LA First Presbyterian Chureb x w se rem Friday, ____ .- ou help, l Isis than 25 per d Herald pricee, up _________________ Or 1heSanf . D Is ' .. - .. ___ .~ jalkift. . Henry _- AAV I ,. a Among _7t, yl thI. sweeping changes an afterma , w - to a we've I The - . Dy JEA? PAVItSON -1 - - ____—, 7 r. 22,1974 ad T __ -1 — - __ I : -'- ________ __ __ : _______ and Chi ,Johnson. The script wa s wri tten Heard and the characte are part of an Easter draina, "Take This Cup," to be presented April fçip hail Area bo>s and girls will be The classes will also exhibit among the- 1,000 youngsters materials and displays they from all over the state. who will have prepared relative to to to Lakeland March 30 for "A church creeds the sacraments Day with the Bishop" program, music. church membership. Accompanied by 200 adults including pastors, parents and Sunday School counselors, the) , will meet at 11 inititutions.and the life of John a m In Branscomb Auditorium and Charles Wesle> founders Florida Southern College, with of Methodism. resident Florida Bishop Joel D. A picnic for the group will be The youngsters are sixth, held on the college athletic seventh and eight-graders who field %%ere selectcA from training The Rev. Charles A. Penney classes which are meeting with their pastors preparatory to being confirmed Easter week Florida director of children's mimsiric's IS in ciarge as members of the church. e hope that it will Bishop McDavid will meet sisitation. informally with the group to be a day which makes 'Joining the church one of the most discuss the meaning wonderful exper iences that UtstIan life, church rne history and ever comes to a young person." bership, Methodist he said. do&ines \1 . . 0 terest 8'/2 REV VIRGIl ADAMS . 0 __________ Accrued Interest from Nov. 1, 1973 First coupons mature May 1, 1974 off ered by Prospectus Only IF INTERESTED CALL 838 5936 OR MAIL THIS FORM Calvary Hears Miss on i Repor t Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Adams, missionaries to Bahem Valley. in formerly Mich New Guinea, will be oresenting their work among e stone age Dams Church of Lake Mary at the ii a.m. and 7 pm. services. sing at the 7 p.m, service. NAME: S1 RE ET: CITYPHONE: STATE: ZIP CODE: PRAIRIE LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH _____________________________________________________________ �2 B-The Sanford Herald Friday, Mar. 22, 1974 Answer to Previous Punt. Large Dear Abby Plants OVAL ACROSS I Shade tree 4Sugarsourc, 2(;irlsme 3 Pinochle term 4Conquer STalent 5Mountantree SGrren 12 America poet vegetable 13Relel$m 7bndm craft, She Has Telephonitis' .FfuSbafldCaIIsForHeI P p __ CARROLL RIGHTER'S IL •4_I_Ms S ______ sti __ from thi Croti L P4 T ow 1O ByJOANNESCHREIBER the styles in a g department _'tore. By AIIU AN BUR When I meet a sewing expert Q.-Can I really learnto kw '1J J11! " FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23, I71 " $5 Flight of steps 9 Warning whose Job involves talking with so well that llStrav thrtwnd my garmentslook Ams 43 Find t1munds of women, I have a pIesslonally made? I Weil Pointer $0 Fuirtather CJENERALTENDENC IES: This a good day dr 37 He battlers 46 Kind of nail 20 Titles It That girl's the standard query: What A. Certhiy.Eoninagood DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a woman who 29 Biblical nerd 47 Like lace various aspects of a new plan you wculd like to put In motion. YOU 9 Guido I nate talked on the phone from 3 p. m. until 9 p. M. without 30 Hier to Baltic 45 Askew questions are you most often sewing class and consult a good 24 IAons home are able to 2$ Cuckoo proceed toward your most cherished longings at this Sea SO Iloman stopping! That's Molly. - of sewing book. blackbird time. Look at your personal desires and make decisions. 3$ Antarctic sea statesman 25 Lebanon Wen I got up this mong at 7:30, Molly was talking 23 Classify Vivian Shields is one such 34 lthlroadtab Q.. How can I make the moss 4 51 ARIES (Mar.2lto Apr. 19) ltis best U you act quickly now on 21 Redwood on the phone again. She didn't have time to speak to me or 37 Masculine individual. And, recently she of limited sewing time without si Poems official a personal a problem instead of casting it aside. Getting your heal th cedar tree nickname en get my breakfast. 5.5 African worm gave me a set of questions I left for work at 8:30, and 32 Harem room 25 Corporation sacrificing quality work. Improved now is wise. Be calm. ss Thought 56 Recede neater sign was sun on t phone tab) answers. Vivian, a handsome, manship? llRerry.bearsng S7cgatisc TAURUS(Ar.20toMay2o) Getreadyfcr thecoming we 35 Fuss Singer. s When I came home for supper the beds weren't made. - _______________ con junction vivacious, hardworking and A. Let your sewing machine F4gei _________ by taking care of accumulatedchores and then you have extra She was on the phone again, and I had to beg her to get off rdsnanee ____________ _______ talented mother of four, has help. Use machine bast, time for more important matters. Be wise, and fix supper. She didn't say one word to me until after labi won several awards for her machine-made blind hems and GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Complete career work early. 39 Angers supper and t hen only five words: "Do you ha ve any 2 13 sewing expertise. She is an buttonholes and fine machine. Tea $e Later ask friend., th e best way to improve your personal life. Be i'-i I money. j2 ! I 42SmaiIshgb 3uthorlty on fitting styling and finishing. sure to handle an Important credit matter. 5 44 Altitude lab i We've been married for Ifi years and have two kids ditching, and has created a 1 Q.-How can I add just the MOON CHILDREN (June P2 to July 21) Forget a new project ~15 Fish eggs I who, believe it or not, are good kids, good students and III :ouring fashion show seen In right amount of tri 46 Suave __________ YOU harem mind and comple te career affairs th at are now fang m without L never gave us any trouble. (late tree fabric and department stores getting a tacky look? 24 you. Show that you are a person of integrity. Do you think my 5.3 Tttrred cloCi ______________________ e is going through her change? across the count as fashion j LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You have many obligations to take A Study fine tehdy.twear 25 54 FerroWne Or do I need one! NEGLED d design consultant for Swiss- and read as care of and should do this early In the day. Think of new ways to mnagazi5 Rd ____ make relations with mate Bernina Inc. She runs classes in and newspaper fashion more inspiring, stories DEAR NEGLECrED: Your wile sounds like a compel. III creative sewing, tailoring, Q. .How can I make th e most 3"9 VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Come to a better understanding .)$jr' I ilve talker-but only on the telephone. (This Is known if rn.' hinical pattern-making and design of my home-sewn things? as with friends early in the day. Use your intuitive faculties for best o 4 "telepbonitk."J She must ha ve done something right, being _____________________________ or from her New Jersey home. results. Do nothing of a foolish nature. A. Plan carefully, so your 61 Town Cornish k1d wouldn't have turned out so well. Ma be 45 she Is going Here' i her list of the top 10 new things go with your prefix) _________ LIBRA Sept. Zi to Oct. 221 If you live properly pIaneiry. through a change. I(ae her call u her doctor and make an eing questions: ii wise, you can get much acconiplished in making future ans. $t previous things and carry appoinimneni, (On second thought, tell her to write him I 6.iSsordisar Q..How can I choose a fbi- swatches to help you shop f or Knowwhereyouarcheaded Th ink constructively. Relax tonight. S4Officeof lett.er.l teeing pattern? i"T SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Attend to personal matters . Strategit' accessories such as scarves, 11 __ i' Sersirrit early in the day. Later contact an expert and get advice on A. Pick the closest size using gloves and jewelry. DEAR ABBY: You always stress that a husband and the monetary matters. Avoid the limelight tonight. pattern envelope Q.. Any further advice for the wife are "on the same team." I agree. But how do you feel ________________ n Then compare average se MGITFARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Ob tain the data you need 1T of mm er? about their right to privacy when it comes to mail? Please before gang into a project that means much to you. Attend the ayour measurements with the A. Keep a sewing notebook to print your views. I would appreciate seeing this in your ctual dimensions of the pat- log your social and make a good impression on others, mistakes so you wont MALE READER tern, allowing no more than a CAPRICORN CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Now you are able to make them again. Don't get out a direct course to follow instead of angling so much. think two-inch ease. You may Handle find a discouraged. And sew at night DEAR READER: The laws of this coun personal affairs well before you try to expand. smaller pattern will fit better, or early in the morning when goveIng AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Ow Of the mails exist for a good resou, and every Q f It necessary to make a you're less likely to be in. citizen is obliged to obey those laws, even.-a,ad especiallyneed YOUr muslin for every pattern? personal attention at this time. Don't letCareer a civic affairs =tier WO you. terruptecl. when the legal recipient is a member of ones own Be ure to show more courtesy to others. A. No, only for a new style family. prirary Read in g a spouse's mail is in the same class with re in PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make sure you study all de thiL 're riot sure about. ad g If your pet sewing question I a thud's dIar or listening In on the eitension telephone. of a ne project before putting it in eration. Renew your in. Q. . how will I know the right Isn't answrrt,d here, just drop ( ''t Its verboten. terest in the social side of life. fabric for the pattern7 me a line and I'll answer it In IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. he or she will By POLLY CRAMER A. Read the suggestions on want to the column. Write to: Stltchin' move in a slow and deliberate way. It would be wise to teach to be the pattern envelope and DEAR ABBY: Tell that girl who paid Motorhead's bills Time, e-othis newspaper. study POLLY's PROBLEM to write him a ktter asking him for the $1,000 be owes alert and ready for any emergencies that may arise. GIvc a good her. DEAR POLLY-I saw a new silver cleaner advertised on TV education early so that If Motorhead is dumb enough to write her back and tell her your progeny will be well equipped to that looked so easy to use. I bought it. When a very badly .. handle problems throughout lifetime. Give that he didn't owe her any 11 .000-11 was good spiritual training only $500-she'll nished spoon was dipped in the solution It early in life. came out sparkling have all the evidence she needs She can then take the letter clean. I have a set of sterling silver for 12 and a lot of extra to a lawyer, and he will take it from there. . "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What 3'OU make ° I) CLYDE P. wanted to speedup the cleaning job so poured this your life is largely up to YOU! DEAR CLYDE: It's an old trick, but It could ao, solution over It (without reading the directions), Much to my Carroll RIghter's Individual Forecast for your sign f or April dismay all the knife blades have bad spots on them. I have tried is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll DEBARY-Florida Festival process of transferring several stainless steel cleaners but none will remove these stains. Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, P.O. Bo* CONFIDE.','TI.U. TO MY READERS WHO WANT TO W. Hollywood, of Art Inc., will celebrate Hthographinrevercdpiuon lhopesomeonecantellmewhaticando......KATh Calif. 90028. READ SOMETHING THAT WILL GIVE THEM A REAL _______________________________ art to other surfaces, from Un: Get "Plain Speaking, an Oral Btsgrapky of Harry festival on Saturday at Baron women's handbags to furS. Truman.' by Merle Miller. ft's 432 pages of sheer delight, Frederick DeBary's mansion. nishings and other decorating SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1974 Beginning at 10 a.m., the all. trends. DEAR GIRLS- U only something could be Invented that day event For Abby's booklet, "How I. Have a Lovely Wedding," would make It Impossible to open products until the directions chance GENERAL TENDENCIES: A great day If you now accept a will include send 11 to Abigail van federation members and guest in t,gy tr.. evet imis, for forge ahead in new avenues of expression. were read. How many disasters mull remembering Just hits and Use )'OW Cal. MIL artists exhibiting on the best mental qualities to get a better understanding of where you pieces of this and that. ALWAYS read any directions and grounds. Ribbon awards will be scUons,-POLLy in. are headed. Study all phases of a new outlet. Use good Judgment. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Aprl 19) Know what it is you want the most DEAR POLLY- A Pet Peeve of mine Is that now that I have and then take the action necessary to gain objectives. Friends can Øp to the public, a en. Wall-to-wall carpet I find rug shampooer, sold only with waxer give thusiasts may bring a picnic good advice. Relax tonight, and polish attachments and vacuum cleaners are sold with or TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Discuss the future Intelligently lunch and spend the day. Coffee without attachments but not and cake will be available. much sense to me.-.JUNE T. rug ahampooers. Does not make with a business expert. Rely on your intuiti. Say nothing that A special attraction will DEAR POLLY- Mrs. C.J.H. wanted to know how to remove could hurt the reputation of another, feature a display and demon. GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Now you are able to come in mildew from a COTFON dress and tablecloth I learned a ation -. or decalccrnany the By GEORGE W. CRANE, haven't the courage, plus the great trick while working inn laundry and have used It for years. She -13 contact with persons you admire and gain their backing. A new fortunate that her things are cotton as some synthetics resist acquaintance could be of great help to you now. I Ph.D., M.D. logic, to resist stampede tac. chemical,, Put articles in a gondsize bucket or basin (no rust MOON CHILI)REN (June 22 to July 21) Go straight to a bigwig and get the support you need for furthering your career. please) and let them soak overnight in clear water being CASE 1-583: Clara J., aged Which is why Brutus and they Engage in a civic matter that is important to you. are covered 22, graduated from Nursing Cassius sold the city completely. In the morning remove the articles LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You have fine Ideas that require mob on and makes solution of one quart warm water, .cup bleach and School. their assasslnatl of CUt, cupvnarsndmJ.Im much data to make them workable. Get into the communications ethearudesththisbuidonotleave necessary with fabulous "Dr. Crane," her boy Marc Antony reversed It and keep them moving on the solution goes through all parts of tonight. to make your career more successful, Take protested, "Clara 13 afriend gay until their stampede pology. it easy the material. It usually does not take long for the mildew 10 onalist. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Think of practical ways to In. And why the crowded disappear unless the spots are very old-MRS. R.A. 'She makes friends readily dily courtroom of Pontius Ptlat crease your income. Show more devotion for mate and improve DEAR GmLS-Maayread,.s Q with everybody, young and old, vote-I 101) per cent to crucify of course, the materials and colors must be sale for the use of rapport. Do nothing that could spoil your reputation, I . male and female. Jesus. ((BRA ISept. 23 to Oct. 221 Talk with a clever associate and bleach. Mrs. R. A. did not say but I am "Besides, she is a beautiful fod1 by a usual washing . Remember th sure CoTTON.is come to a meeting of minds where mutual affairs are concerneci, Fads constantly produce is isher fortreatment girl, too, and with the most one prefers new stains are often removed with salt and lemon Be sure to carry through with civic work. s3onIancous sense of humor I stampedes of youth in every Jui SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You are in a mood to get ce applied and dried in the direct sunlight. Some say th much at ha ve ever seen in a woman. ± accomplished wher e w ork is concerned so gel soaking in a bleach solution should be busy on personal followed by three clear For youth are basically water ri projects. Avoid ,POLLY misunderstandings with others. "She I$ Almost a fernale Bob afraid of being spothghted, ____ SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 22 10 Dec. 21) Ideal DEAR POLLY- These who grow African violets or Any Hope, for she can concoct they rush to meld with da y to be with I rollicking jokes out of ordinary hoping they will thus attain small plants that benefit I. brush with (run having the leaves wiped off can make a charming persons after you have attended the services of your choice. The evening can be fine socially. a pipe cleaner. Curve one end in a circle anonymity. twist wound CAPRICORN (Dec. 2210 Jan. 20) Take it easy at borne today longer end. All plants grow and look m 'ButsheIsadgareeajjj ___ ore When I was stationed at And though she has promised Smith healthy if the leaves are kept clean.-DOROTHY and make Important plans for the future. Look about you and Model KDC.I1 College in 1927, the fad of me several times she would make Improvements that are necessary. having women Anniversary Bonus:' AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb 19) Engage in studies th quit, she sneaks cigarettes cigarettes was first smoke at will give you the wisdom you need now. Take time being behind my bock. to wor k on hobby Cascade dishwasher c ______ _____ ___ L I__i ktJJ 1. Sewing Pro Pins Down qf0l~~PE 4nswers To Questions __ __ [ L 110 .1iiii ______________________________ POINTERS il Complaints Against Cleaner . J I Decalcoiiiaiiy, Varied 1'Iedi a To Highlight Art Festival - . Woman Makes Friends With Young And Old Replace V Bull f-In D h a KWh( Win At "Then she vigorously denies campaign. 22 ever having taken a puff. l& It was economically a smartFf IES "But, like most smokers, she move by the tobacco ad. # Q1072 doesn't realize how she reeks of vei'tlsers, for previously only so 4 A K 104 tobocco. WEST per cent of the public was a FAh'T "I can smell It on her 4A94 4106532 breath potential market for cigarettes, (jJ 1097 24 how's atterher last cigarette, V 65 though all 100 per cent saw or • A9 "Now I've told her I will heard the ads. 476 never mnrrya girl who And the college girls at Smith SOtJTHIW dilU ii4'V givri ner one more we re ridiculous lit their attempt KJ$ month before our engagement it K to smoke is off. • K J 64 They felt it wes 4 V IVESAB(EURS Clara's boy friend Is a hand. doctor athletic "War and nod of He and Clara should have SO!ilq'%('Uni' LA , , ~.1- i4_ z .,\ the "mud" thing to do at that time. Clara isa2.legged"sheep" in the continuing stampede of youth, Neither vulnerable West North East South INT and make life more charming for you. which case he will lose Just two PISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 You want more of this Wurld's hearts and two aces goods and this can be accomplished If he you expand your coomake it against any heart scAousness. 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DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 (5) News (9) News (24) Man And E nvironment Nigh' Gallery Addams Family Sabrina eRogers Neighborhood 9:00 (2) J$ Aid The Pusycits (9) Mission Magic (41) The Monsters AFTERNCON 12:00 t Jetsco' (5) Pebble;And B,amm Bamm (9) The Irvaders (34) Electec Compiny (44) Soul 'Train 12:30 (2) Go (5) Fat Abert (13) Movie (24) Sesan'e Street 1:00 (2) NCM Basketball isi r.niiai Invitational Touti,ament (9) Amer can Banfa,,d (44) Combst 130 (9) Championship Wrestling ov,f ;ic Company 7' 00 (9) ' Circus V (24) Zo Ernergancy (s) Scobby Don Movies (9) Super Friends (74) Sesame Street (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour Private Eye ($3) Movie (44) Unshakled- tric Company () Movi e 130 (9) Pr BowIer T.'u" (24) America Be Fit 3: AS (24) Lioing Better 4.00 (24) Lilas. Yoga And You (44) M.e 1:30 (54) Book Beat S 00 (2) Heritage Golf ' Ccxl's Freedom 10:00 (2) Sigmund-Sea Monsters (6) Favorite Martian (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers ( 24) Electric Com pa ny 144) Ernest Angley Cl6ssic () Pink Panther Jeannie Ghost Cha%ers (24) MisfeRogers network counterparts, now get most ol their national programs over costly' land lines. The Canadian satellite trans. mission system, in operation since early' 1973, is being used because the first U.S. domestic satellite won't go into operation until this summer, PBS officials say. The ground terminal, a 25. foot dish-shaped antenna mounted on a 'an, is being shifted from station to station for the test. Today' It's sched. Wed to be at WEI)hI in Hart. ford, Conn, But if the satellite system is adopted, PBS officials say' they'd probably try' to get a ground terminal installed at each public TV stat5on or at the headquarters of state public TV networks, How's the quality of the said. l ite signal so far" --- 6:00 (2) News (44) The Untouchables Z, I I I CINTS..AL tO*JDA'$ OLDUT i ' ' AND UHf ST STIAk NOV51 ffffivirs ('11 .15 Iii Sal '' " " GOLDIN SPOON AWARD WINN(R .. . V" ; " - -' I -. "C: " ' ' '-- ' 11 41' • . ,_ .5 .,. . - I , . . -_. [NIffirAIMMINY NPGNYJY soo Me Lamovow Love" 'f . ' L~ t- -- I , . Good All Day Sunday uuoirr 'a a • ,''"I" . (9) EVENING 1 Feast i ' Legends World Of Sports (24) Nation Time 530 (6) Sounding I3csrd (24 1C Fa --- (6) Greatest Spors Hour 10 30 U: ' Entertainment TBA : (24) Black Journal , ' Per Pot 8:30 ( 2) 1000(2) Dean Martin Comedy 10:30 (13) Zane Grey Bailey's Comets Tarzan 6 00 (2) Lithville j Hair Bear Bunch (9) Bugs Bunny 144) Leroy Jenkins Show ' Flying Nun Chan Clan St reet ¶? 1441 Chaplain () Bourbon Street rusade (13) Ernest Tubbs ' -.'.'--'-' And The C r,, and Sa.mi4t,,r 7:30 (2) Lassie (5) Amazing Chan (1) Billy Graham St. Louis . t 1__z D ,~14~vj - .1 7:00 (3) () (9) (44) Week (ii) The Bold Ones ta) Movie (24) MasterpIece Theatre (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith (9) Odd Couple ( 13) Country Music a •. . . 11 6:30 2 (5) Red Pony Dirty Sally Brady Bunch Washington 900 (2) Girl With reIlng Extra SHOP HOURS io A M - ~ IJ 8:00 (2) (5) (9) (24) 2i Interface Sanford All Type Bedding -' 7.30 (2) Police Surgeon (5) Andy Griffith (9) "Charter Government' The Bare Facts" (13) Movie (24) Wall Street THE BOGGY CREEK CREW IS BA CK .1 11:30 (3) Butch (assidy 6:00 (5) Grow ers Almanac Across The Fence Sunrise Speed (9) Brady lids (13) Movie Street () (44) Wally's Workshop Weather jFIRST We will bt Closed All day A40nday and OP*n TL Thruugh Saturday A.M.- vu w MORNING Mod Squad W. FfrSf GARDENIAS I (I SATURDAY News CARNATIONS I (9) Dragnet ._ s II:00 (2) Star Tc'ek (44) News Truth ' ANNOUNCES ' Special () All Nile Movies EVENING ,,. am 1:00 (2) Midnight FRIDAY McDOWALI, .) of Television 111W ,0 396 'I J ' ___________ I aw 7.7. N 1- 66 BE LUNCHEON HAPPY HOUR4.1 - IJ (formerly G. P 32 NEW RIVER ROOM RES'l'AURANT Satellite Carefree owers -' - _________________ '*"% Ph. 323.7150 ~ Nfv Using TV 3201 S. Orlando Drive ,,; . btlt ', (9) Undersea World Of Jacque Cousteau I ' ' - ' '- lot ACQBy MODERN ~~, .~ ~ 49 6:30 (2) Good Times with major~ "** By NANCY ANDERSON ol _________ WE 0TRWXII~ J6 IS 15 A ) SETTLE ATRALLol LITTLE UNCUS WIIH NO FOR • It'fOU '\ n'r PUTIT LISTEN 6C1.D FCR) HIM: pip raar CAUULLY 5'CMV4 the I I HOUSE A Baby - HOME APPLIAI - TV Time Previews Adopt Laura Horton ' May would benefit from being with become an actress instead, her t'hartt'r to play comedy, it has Inc. .I parents made no objection and brought interesting fan mail. 84:30 CBS I)IRTY SALLY gesture almost ends in tragedy wildlife in Antarctica, both on Newhart, Ruth Buz.zj, Nipsey "On the other hand. I have to only one stipulation, that she go The local minister thinks he is when the pony becomes Ill, and under the Ice. "I get letters from people Russell and /trte Johnson are HOLLYWOOD _. uji think a few things through to or, his (heath bed when he That's when the son gains a college. So she went to who ask for psychiatric ad. among the roasters. Steve Flannery. the Dr. l.aur Horton before applying for a child. Stephens i Joan Crawford's vice," Susan tells. "For Inconfesses to Sally that he was fuller understanding of his Lawrence, Buck Owens and if "Days of Our lve," says "It's nice to imagine about alfllamater l where her teacher stance, a woman may write never really' an ordained Fattier. Dean sing "We've Got a lot in stw's considering le4( the cuddling a dear, little baby, but was Monte Markham that her husband keeps chasing minister, lie wants her to tell 9.11 CBS THE CBS FRIDAY Common." In the country series and she's 1~con- dear little babies grow up into "All the girls were in love her around the iaundromat, his Flock. In the meantime, Pike NIGHT MOVIE "Senior Year" music spot Dean teams up with iderIng adopting a by, not children and teenagers with all ss ith M onte," Susan says, "1)111 because co:lpcw's ni;ik' hin Nis, ridden (1011 ths' It's hack to the 1950s again as Dorsey Burnett and the host that the two possibiI,ts are 'i'cti of needs and problem.s. ii' was in live with the girl he romantic. medicine to save the reverend, 8 30-9 CBS GOOD TIMES J. CBS goes the nostalgia route, JoIns Steve again In "The related. You have to tealize that. married. In fact, I think they "Then one man sert a letter Sally goes about her task of 1., the family artist, has found Gary Frank and Glynnis Detective" comedy skit. Susan who's just bc', voted "In my own case. I also have got married while he was with a $250 postal money order O telling the congregation the sad himself a patron. The man O'Connor star as two high. the best actress on 'daytime to think about what I'd do if one teaching at Stephens," enclosed. I turned that over to news. given him $10 and offered him school seniors who are involved television for the third time by day I had to go to work and Though her career as i ., our legal departsnt'nt which 1041 ABC TOMA "Joey the readers IN' use of the room over his in a troublesome case of puppy of a Hollywood. there was nobody to keep the Ilrton Ice. brought her no returr:rd the morv'y Weep" Toma gets help tonight oriented magazine 4)5 boutique. J. J. is ecstatic, but love, and Barry livingston "the baby and about how I'd feel If I not for long. Turns out the man their shy and faithful friend, from a newspaper friend as he whole philosophy of tt soaps is were in love with a man who -The show looks into the tries to find out who killed their the actor is expenda 8.10 NIIU THE llEl.l. Is an old enemy of his father 7e." didn't like my child. FAMILY THEATRE "The Red who commands J.J. to forget beginning of the end of In. mutual friend. The murdered however, in her fase, the House Steak "But I love children, so I do Pony" IIIERUN) This winner about the patron or get out of nocence for the seniors at man was a small-time bookie, situation is reversed because believe I'll apply to adopt one." 34 01 S•O' , in iiiu of two Emnmy Awards stars the house. J.J. leaves and from Westwood High. For the lead "Joey the Weep" Toma, as the the blonde and eletnt MI.s.s Áà a youngster, Susan hoped Investigation goes Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara that point on no one is happy. couple a family tragedy on, grows Flannery bellevcs !fr'd sur. to grow up and become a We Still Have (jr. plunges them into respon. Increasingly suspicious of the vive even If Ii soaper doctor, a real one, not Dr. and Clint Howard, and is adapted (rain a short noel by sibillties beyond their years and newspaper man. Especially currently sustaining cc didn't. laura Horton on LUNCHEON $i daytime TV. w hen he learns the man IS in they start to change, as d John Steinbeck. it concerns a "I probably shot't say SPECIAL Later, when she decided to strong-willed rancher who is 8:30.9:30 ABC THE UN. most of their friends. Following trouble at borne and at th.' this," she proclaiml, "But I OF the tutu, another high-school- office. determined to keep his ranch l)ERSEA WORLD probably won't bewit'i'heshow 5r, ed n a p and to raise his son to manhood, J A C Q Ui: S C OUST E A U days film, "If I Love You, Am I much longer, since it doesn't In the attempt to raise his son "Blizzard at Hope Bay" "We Trapped Forever?" will be allow me time to i.b other oaiv -SPsC,ut)C, _________ 11:30.1 ABC ABC'S WIDE things. I particularly regret shown. his way, there is some friction are Prisoners!" was the _______________ WORLD OF MYSTERY David that. on the series. I iavp no between him and the boy, and to message Captain Cousteau sent Mallum rsinthistaleof a nsta smooth things out, the father to nearby ships as the Calypso chance to do comedy,' doctor who argues with Ms buys the son a oonv. But the is caught in a blizzard In the I)uring her six year term as ____ 9:30.10 ABC THE ODD WUe,refuses $5,000to leave her Antarctic. The ship i.sindanger Dr. Horton, Susan his en Breakfast 7.11 Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner 3-10 of being frozen, seriously COUPLE "One for the Bunny" for good and, rather than lose offered other acing Op. r fortune, he he kills her by crippled with a damaged ball In this flashback, Oscar recalls portunities, but, beause of Bt,siness Mn's how he got Felix the job of pouring molten lead intierears. and only one propeller, but they daytime drama's rigorous NEW YORK (AP) Th e But before she dies, she swears photographing fulfill their mission. Cousteau six Playgirl deniand, she's st'lOm been Public Broadcasting Service Is and his divers discover one of bunnies who are dying to be vengeance on him. Then he able' ti' accept one. running a unique television ex. the greatest concentrations "Miss April." Much to Felix's finishes the Job, but she I.sIit Two Drinks For Th. Price Of One "We have a relatl'ely easy periment that's literally out of Sanford finished, He is haunted by her (S)~ surprise, his financee, Gloria, surprise, schedule," Miss F'laraery says this world. And it could radi. one of the finalists, and he head, which he severed from with a perfectly strrght face. rally change the way PBS sin. refuses to turn her picture into her corpse. "I don't have to be at-he studio lions get national programs, Oregon Ave. At 1-4 & 44 Sanford the Judges, He even goes to until 6:30 every muting, and The agency is using a Cana. s, TR DRAW court rather than surrender the 1-2:30 NBC THE MIDNIr.trr sIp'rp Ihrn.,oh ht' 'In '.'s, rn,.. A1.,. _ -, u,jiaicuis wretay iv snows 'photo. hugh Heiner, who knows SPECIAL - We - have another though we do 35 pago of Fingers script from Canada to selected PSB more about bunnies than first-time host tonight in Bill a day." of stations hooked up to a mobile Lt D..m '. people, guests as himself In this Withers. IRS guests Include Roy :. IOday ground terminal. The stations, Yet she's only had 'ne one. Gallagher, Bobby Womack, vacation in three 1 11 11't4:f:II1,'I1M14.I:Lz'1•ri1i,I7 18 in all, are In the Northeast Melissa Manchester, Ont.rooe, and Midwest. s1.00 AS for adopting ababy, Un.' .i__ ,,,, Buddy Miles and Cliff None of the programs are DeYoung. Withers offers "iean married Susan saysshe's very rebroadcast. The experiment, BOOTIIOGIRS 10-Il NBC THE DEAN On Me," "Ain't No Sunshine," seriously' eonsiderIm the step which 2:00 4:00 4:00 began at WETA in Wash. MARTIN COMEDY HOUR and "Green Grass." Gallagher provided th e sta te till apt 1:00 10:00 I ____________________________________________ ington, D.C., Feb. 19 and will Dean and his fellow roasters sings "Tattooed Lady" and her as a parent. 111 15Tfi5VLH Ii41T,i1ia4:If I end May 3 at KDIN in Des have two targets to shoot at 'Cradle Rock." Miss Man. "I wouldn't c, c what age, Moines, Iowa, only aims at tonight - Dick Martin and Dan chester's tunes are "lie Is The sex or race the c Id was," she checking the quality of the satSATURDAY I SUNDAY tocas C1 hiowen. Joey Bishop, Bob One" and "Bright Eyes." says, "if I tho!ht the child elite signal at t he various loca. IplArsi 2:lS.4:ft.3:4$ 1:31.5:15 lions. A III The test was ordered in January as part of a study on a satellite as a pos. lble alternative method of "I . linking PBS' 244 stations. The 'S . tations, like their commercial any KitchenAid (Offer ends I . 'Dr. . Bridge launched on a nationwide 'or Crane, do you think she wlllreally quit her cigarettes1" 11ightights . I $ 25 ' Regular '' 1" TOIU to lient Park ___ I ,,,_.?ous' OPEN DAILY 11AM TILe PM Remo ~ 131-3266 #J5OIS FRIED CHICKEN .. RI £ SA! TIL 1 1 p 409 French Ave I Hs way ii 92) Sanford - �48-The Sanford Herald Fridays Mar. 22, 1974 I AMY OOP by Dsu Giri. I NUP NIWR A OIt4P4IR 4D5).SE (TS SUT IT' M6MiO' E1W P RY 3Q £PCT ~ ~ R SCUD TH / £.Ai I'4W!I CT IT '&I A!fl4 VHL '5- --i _\ I i - / '/ - '-S - &jE ' 111 The Sanford Herald Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay ~ AW, EA4' LiIv, I I j ______ Personals ________ 9 CAMPUS CLATTER with I1M0 BU R NS CRATU.ATi.)PS S by Larry Lswii A I Sandy - F l CD WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM P,ril.ipl. AtCOlaOl,C AnOnymout Can Help Call 173 4517 ,'lritl _ S 37 MALE OR FEMALE - CAPTAIN EASY by £rnHH000w#iw... - r -r i :;; . •.M1---' '. IOk,- •1 I 5 ..A%'l'(I JJ • )- I - • 1 .~ I -1 I Or'nges & 4 t14 . lot IL , 1~ Grapefruit __ iI , - I) —' Travel . . ~ it "_,is~ - - - .. . . ~ ig, WINTH ROP u rT.Y 1 e O LIP ...me ruTuR 6Lv -: Dick Cuv.IIt by YOU V sale' it Help Wanted -- HE - f. —Young woman ,.i'd MOBILE HOME A1,ih 9 (h, - -_ J~ 1 I Ji I. FLANk MW jA . - - -•-____ Dy lob LINUT 1111,11 NCA, c'nuai r Li ; - Apartments 30 P*$ CAPy CO AAV ACØ?3I %AD 'JCE , $•c •! 4rrT Mt ,, F*** MtAL - 4 14 14YA MIS III*... 'v* PON ' ..g &%'. .AV ( s4 .- r p -rl.g us L i(j IT iilE' A ' ' Rent Unfurnished 17 * Range. Refrigerator * Clothes Washer - Dryer * Swimming Pool — Full timi housekeeper, mature woman o do general housework, 70; 5' Payton Realty. 372 1301 2alouiawathaAve. 111197 Stenstrom * own transportation * I * .1 T_ — L--- " I Wishing 16yH.wlScha,4r ' Won't , 1- 2 Bedrooms Q! ~(~~ I Chssifled I L ~ I 1. . ._ 1 4 yn,(. -1 4 W. ,, ____ . , Ads -r I - ----Nrl. I . S14OITSISS - SJ.a.Q Shop Ads by Plastit "M Classified £s,.,,b TInt ---' , ,--ni to find -_ IN.-AA Si 4 'r ' APARTMENTS 1. ___j 41 - - S - S...EEP wEu.. LAS. -'. 'r - - (NIGwi- " - ) — -' a'L So stop wishing arKi start • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. • Masonry Construction Central Heat & Air shopping I • Pool & Clubhouse V-1, %.~ C- ! II - . - P P- 1 ____ -- !D"c'&E' 'E.-' C. 1_At: "1: • ._- - i J N. \ •- •1... jj CUITI '.4 cc,e • 323-6650 D. M.d Wa' Y EPAPEk t7 4 .- ) PVT. I place QUALITY 3 IL 4 BEDROOM NOMr,S . 1, your low cost vt. ri. '' , '' (I.,,, ,., Of -174 • STENSTROM Lot Fob &#W Sly Bietry 1-4 . .." . ',t. I' '", )fl - . ~- YOUR M L S REALTOR finest t . . _/ ~~ !4 .0 1611a5 it L i __ 1111- , ~ RI S. S - MONDAY AUCTION EVERY NIGHT Antiques. T Vs , M-s(ytlanev. 'urfl,'v,r New .,r1 -a sir-', . and uSed ,iLpl.anes Plus .s,n!(h .is' Everythi ng Reduc ed from 20 to 50 PCT off for Quick Sale Save at the Old Corral Western Spgip,Hp,.y i; 92, I Ml So of Deflary CALL 322.2420 2565 ANYTIME PARK DRIVE' SANFORD l9It Hwy 1797 Open Sat & Sun Call $307920 327 3)21 ________________________ zig 175 1171 * __ / " 941pt'll, '5 wELAICAAPARTMçNTS 111W lit, $4. HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated On Large Woolded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By Saralcimd LiirQe Banquet tables, brand new, restaurant 5)5 each Alto misc equipment 377 3090 between $ and - Range-Refrigerator 21 - travel trailer Sell contained Take over payments Gas dryer. 115 Ph 3730111 Hilicrafter PIT 37 transmitter ,overs 1010 meters. $110 Piano 1350 Ph 136 p m 3221445 --.--- bor _____________________ ML '*' - Furnished-Unfurnished Clothes Washer-Dryer _____ Of Loch '.10? £litSt * Disposal-Dishwasher * Childrens. 6.6 cypress playhouse C,las% windows Buyer Isattenibte • pieces, 115 Also n* leather sac'dle bag. $20 Ph 37) 0522 RCA Crilr TV 2) M,,rle conSOle, $ 115 Walnut Stereo. $15 Singer Z'g Zag. 13$ New stretch zig zag, sI-s Universal zag in console. 5100 cash or $10 per mo See at ctplroRt) SEWING CENTER. From Sanford's established residential area ? I ' PULPWOOD 773 40fl * Club House ____________________— ______________________ e I __ Trailer I bedroom, air cond. Paid Gsod ocation For , _ t'ilttRt adults raI aufiirt i ' — —_-- 3733443 1 rnn or c ou ple 1 .1 2 11W. - USED - Table £ cInairt, and msc items 417 W Bra'rclitfe, Sanford 373 aii 1-2 Bedrooms 10 Airport Blvd. Ph. 372-3103 for Appt. Sanford, Fla. 323-7870 Tulted back Encellent frame 113 6 p ns Ph 372 1,11 Jr.- Stamps.Coins Hwy. 436, Casselberry, /1 Auction Sale FRIDAY NIGHT 730 p M Beautiful mahogany bed. dresser, mirror complete with mattress and hot springs, living room sets, dining room sets, automatic washer, gas dryer, rugs, chests, stereo, portable TVs, misc.Items of alt kinds Mutt reduce inventory for remodeling auct,on area. Dell 's Auction Service , campers - ____________________ '71 LANCER I? lulufy 'ravel trailer Stet'p% 6 Aqua n-ago toilet. 51,0w-c,, Slosie oven. TV antenna. awnm, gas heat corn, preston. battery pack, Other et teas Like new, 11kv) Ownrr, 616 6316 eves ADirectoryof Air Conditlonkig - _ - Saturday, Mar 73rd • Lake Mary Fire Hall, 1105 Benefit Lake Mars' Volunteer F Ire Dept SALE-Free$r. la*r mower, edger, vacuum cl ea ners, children's Clothing Misc household items 3724731 or 372 0367 for d'rectiorns Sat & Sun CARPORT Applances ' 0111 KEN KERNS GARAGE Auto Repairs Parts'Accestorjes Junk Abandoned. cars Removed cinw,itrd unk cars Beauty 64 Equipment for Rent 65 pupple's Malt and female. feqIttr'. Ph 3195430 AKC ISJ( ' Davis SignS, no lob too small All cl- uses, Magnetic. Plastics. Stick On. Truck lettering, Screen -r'cj 322 719 Entrances .' . 37199 21 Avoid the Rush Have your '(ome 'a. dOn, rain Call lake ,I,iJ y no 371 4117 or 123 (all3l 7)1? _____________________________ Moran'. llrlurrway Carpet Care & J.Sn'torat 5t-rv.e Free Est Ont' Tractor _______________________ 1699 --- Storage, 200 N Ho19 or call 377 WOMEN — with mower, *11 (UI areage or lots Call 322 1316. 377 FERTILIZER SPREADING St ll per bag Call Ralph 373 $911 l.,OtOIIIlC$ iACÔNS . CERA.MltS, suppl Ies. kiln dealer. 101- ClOsed tlsu'%day & Sunday.3227921. Nashed sand till for lawns and InundationS Will deliver 377 1004 or 333 0605 mo~ Ekdrkal - — - COmnmerc.al & Residential FIt-c tricil Ser.ice, L'cevused& Bc-ride-i UCHEVY PICKUP - PlOTS-sING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT 62 )0 Lawn Service - - comparable new trucks 323 4670 0775 2 1.''.' -- ti,"t rr t'-. uble c-Itt' .sccevtna I Signs ,iltrrr'- -''i •'i(CIt '-.'', Ni Carpet Cleaning .-±. - - ... - -,_____ Chevrolet Durnp Trucks 2 i912 & y'd Like new, 1400 actual mile't Pricedtos.fI $7500 below todays Andboard'ng Wthto.e&care i Prolt'tsion.al Ph 32) 3191 c-r 321 3 19 ____________________________ CvrIy ________________ ____________________________________ CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 123 AKC cnccolate miniature Poodles t sale I male, 1 teraul,. 1125 each Call 373 6971 or 361 5339 ''' TV Service Are , ov re.v', , lc'r ( h,AVi."l IS I I rr, I'Slm,5?q", ( 233 14 Ill T' . ' ,, p,, 617 )))' '"i • tw' A.r 'ansi Wa1Ip'per Hanging _______ '"GMC WINDOW VAN NOTttlPf,DO)AN.TAK( OVER Pets and Supplies '1.1 _ - CARROLL'SFURNITURE - mft,5l 36turday__ —____________________________ a, — VINCENT'S CARPENTRY — interior Trim Paneling, Custom "u'' No icti tvj SnIl 32) 79 Trucks and Trailers Rent Blue Lustre Electric Car pet S#sampooer br only SI per day. For tIne Inn' trrEaru"cn cit oncreteetc (all 13£ C Free Es' 122 1161110. 3n 13$3 "noless'or5al Tan Return Serv i ce at ,our home No extra charge "5, iI,,ble Espanol Call 37) 497 for Carpentry. Remodeling, AddTi' Custom Work Free Ettmat,' Lrusd b onded 323M9 - 41 1 McIntosh 372 Income Tax TODD S CARPENTRY Speralzng ru small and od d _ obsCallIIII'III - P 17213941 lkC Carpentry John Deere crawler tr ac tor. Ford tractor, Ford larmwagon, tanat'nu Mr' flu,-, 73 J C Penney Du'.tr Perfect or'd,t.on 372 7011 bell-re low boy trailer Ph 373 7183 __________________________ S or 327 ISIS alter a Mortor Mitent-Essick mode-I 15.5' II7OTRIUMPIi63O'fIGER I gaSOline, 1425 I electric. 5171 - - ________________________ ________________ _______ - - Care Sit Pint. In 3112 Motorcycle Insurance []LAIR AGENCY 373 3546 Machinery and Tools ________________ _____________________ ,,, -' TOWER'SBEAUIY SALON Trail Bk.e. $400 Call 3776005 — Pressure Cleaning PIAI)PV OTAR Efficient cleaning ot enteqicr '.urfjceS R oots, Mobile Ccm'nercal Industrial. Residential 875_2311. Interior, Exterior Plasterno Plaster patching & Simulated ClJ%'.,ied ads are here to help you tv ck specalty 773 2710 bur, sell. rent or swap at a low cost let us htlp you place yours-BUDDY'S Call 327 2811 or III 99-93 "('ME IMPROVEMENTS 5nnli Job'. A.irtes) ilcrmt'rly Harr,ett's Beauty Noolt Motorcycles Repairs 327 $217 after S Sandblasting _—_ too small 1711 ___________________________ 1971 Yamaha 360 Eridu,o Excellent condition, $100 £ take over Ph alter 0-30 732 '4349 Vbrur,urui Hedges ri car's IS'' to 7 tali Well buricitaeui. II (0 232 A' 20thSt.Sanf or d Plumbing 5h.'ll or AsVaall Driveways No loot Restaurant £ Bar Equpment Custom labqcatt"ij Scmy cited items Sale or least $31 5310 Ill) Vinari 121 _______ , A 2 REMODELING Enclosed carports. additiont, roofing, panting, paneling, doorS & windo*S Reasonable Free Est. Guaranteed 9 Ii p m 373 7371. III - _, .. -_— Equipment Bar & Rest. ts.iu)cd away Your (ont. $10 Orlando, 29S 6191 anytime -Lawn and Garden 63 0794 -_-- 78 - Plumbing .1214351 ,- 67 — I ID9 Sanford Avenue All sizes ano models. 10 speeds, $ speeds, and Stalin bikes now available at Firest,'v'v' Store Call 3770241 ! _In 40SY, Interior and exter i or painting, carpentry, electric, ceramic tile. Piaster. block and all masonary Honest Iree estimates Phone 323 1119 5 S,anlord Ave 372 3462 _______ _______________________ Bikes _____ PET REST INN Boarding &Grooming Home Improvements Cc'rrp'rte AjtCrnCliye' Serv,ce li.LQNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto - Stand & Clutch Specialists Free pick up. delivery & towing Ira Sem Co with muo, work I2Voli BattenesSIl REEL'S BODY SHOP Bicycles Care Dog training in your home Al. Breed Dog Training Academy. Call lot free evaluation $317370. FloorWaning.Windows_ Automotive Service -- '- - EXTERiOR PRESSURE CLEANING - SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7311W Isis? /7 Pet House Cleaning ______ 1727611 or 13) 9993 ______________________________ _______ n 3961 We'll do your 4o lobtoosmall P15 323 1379 -_ __________________ ROBSOP4 MARINE 7927 Hwy 17 92 You! Painting , 2lOMaqnoll Ave 122'7 - Used Farm Equipment will tell fast and easy with Classi fied Ad Call Must Sell' I' 1971 Gem Travel Trailer, 77'. air, se ll contained Steeps S See at Har bor Oaks Carrpsle', US I So of /6 Equipment ____________________________ II' Fiberglas boat with trailer. IS PIP motor Al )'i HP mOtor 32) SENKARIK GLAS5&P'it73 Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric C ompa ny 7522 Park Drive. 377 1342 icebox, __ .__ -_ many extras, crank up top, e, tends 27' Call after 1 Pn' ou GARAGE SALE GlaU-Mhyors _____________________________ salr mot Travel Serve PAINTER $20 PER RU YOU SUPPLY 3" UM - Hey K id s looking for an enlra oOIlar' Ask Morn and Dad to let Ou hiy' a (tattled ad garage self contained Air corsd , i owner. used 3 or year round " Reese ht(n, all ((intrOIt 641 4521or37 ) 1111 ___________________________ _____________________________ W&1 (NGRAVlP4c SERVICE Metal. Plastics, Jewelry, Trophies 611 Beth Or Sanford. 32)3j, _ -- To Ingraktg — vol _ Central Heat & AIr CondItioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 373 1771 Coachman. 26' travel trailer Full' 'SI GMC I', ton closed van truck IliteIIt'nl me(".an ,(aI carillOn New tires low mileage, 1110 Rattan furniture for sale I) pieces Beagles Beautiful In col or ed I Come we Adams Transfer & often Ph 373 laS) slier 531 Ready Experts __________________________ 197714' Shasta trailer. Mann extras Must be seen to be appreciated. $1000 131 $67 after 6 pm .__..._ Bikes, Bikes. 131.7700 Auction PATIO SALE Saturday. 73rd Noon until 6 p m Summit Apartments, No 3713. Starcratt Camper. '72, exce ll en t Castefberrp condition, sleeps I. stove, 55 SALE! To buy and tell gold or Silver coins, contact Ut first We alto buy bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER.109Wlit32343$?. .n".ve'-Psumm. Sales CARPORT SALE Clothing & ho uSehold te'nu March 72 & 73rd It? Club Road if tremendous sacrifice. beautiful livi ng roo m FreemaIepuppytgoodhon,e 397I furniture 444 $473 after $ plus matCtu'n dinettd. 1200 am best __________________________________________________________ CAR CLARK-CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 69 REPOSSESSIONASSUME PAYMENTS Beautiful waln ut console AM FM tIered with I track, tape record player Psychedelic lights 19 43 per mo or Ill? cash Instant cred,t. HALLMARK 6.17 1377. We mutt sell I \_e SPECIAL Rt.46 West, Sanf or d 3333470 F reeter. dining wt. wrought iron * Don a, 3721651 Dealer 1973 Volkswagen Campmoolle, with pop top, a camper's dream White, one owner A buy at 11250 Call Paul at 377 1651 Dealer Wanted to Buy TV-RadIo-Stereo ______________ $I H'usehold Goods _______________________________ * Shag Carpeting - Travel Trailers _____________________________ 11~* 4E31 _______________________________ Call _____ SAVE ON TRADE-INS AND REPOSSESSIONS • Two bedroom dupten fumn;'.rj apartment 122') Orlando or ,y C , 4jl!t - )4 - - * * STEREO * * 'A Sanford Sanford Auction Auction * vAuctioneering Services V _i Park Avort"Mob;lt Park 53 1961 Pontiac Firebird, HO 310 VS. 4 Wed, radio, heater, Metallic green *itlS black inter-or, 1995 Call Pete at 373 1451 Dealer 1977 Toyota Mark 11,1 dr sedan, automatic, air. extra Sharp $2691 CASH 372 4132 for used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items, ______ Larry" Mart, 215 Sanford Ave fr"Itr White 112S Ph 6670109 CLEARANCE SALE (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE I Sed. radio. ar 14c 11O Autos for Sale furniture, lampt, glass*ar, mirrors, rni 373 9$93 . Small acreage tracts. Seminole C('MPLETE AUCTION SERVICE County 2acresal 13100 S30acres from $3100 per acre Franklin ISu, sell, consign, appraise, or Ramseur ASSOC Inc REALTOR special sates Out of avsythrs 1)1 1100 waive 700 French Ave 321 74,35 in 7340 Sanford, Fla 8ariclletvood . ___ — - - ___________ Aiversay SaId Dinettes . - 170 Vinyl - $30 Lawson sofa Student desk Lamps from SwivIl rocker $70 Bookca se $11 Sofa bed '9-mincing Arranged" Other fine used furniture also KuIp Decorat or s, 409 W. Itt St San f or d. 3727335 _______________________ Miscellaneous For Sate _______________________ , ---- Couch & chair. Early Arnericail, IPOODLE GROOMING. . I. ~ , ...- 4. -- 5 llU Oldsmobile, power, air. clean. lnlpsclid. 5730 373-1106 , ORIENTAL VHJtN1ALWUGSWANTD ___________ Top prices piid, used, any condition. 2 piece curved white Sectional sofa 6140136 W i nt e r Park Excellent COnd.tiOn Ph 372 2191 -----__S&weekends Pr'vate party wants 10 buy old SO 172 1256 ______________________ -L._ after DATSUNS 19711107 Ir I Speed or auto Balls with ride. air Original owner Toyota '$4 In 1 3726972 -- Moving? Why not live in Sanford L -. 39A Cash buyer for ustv arl,cies, tvrT niture. etc Hwy. 16 ANTIQUES Horizontal Oil Bur ne r 4111 unit Good Samaritan Home, $01 --Mulberry Ave _______________________ wp — 68 Nearly new Im N4 773, rrarrar'u aeeo "ii Rental Value ADULT3 -- I Mall - ____________________________ Feed -------IiWJJI5 ___________________________ Service Call 372 7195 P1,1511. IC $1150 Or reasonable otter Call 1972 Mazda, Ike new. low mileage Mutt tell Pill Over 20 miles per Pete, 327 1651 Dealer gil $31 MU r 130 7101 ___________________ 1910 Volkswagen. 30000 or.g.nal S CHEVELLE WAGON mlej, like new $1150 373 .' Loaded Nothing do*,a, takeover 1971 VW Station Wagon, radio. Call cr ed t manager, 373 67X2 automatic, SiMS Days , 372 4301 Evet & weekend. 373 $103 1969 Grind Pr,, low mileage, full O*If. Air $1095 131 Wa or 120 '67 VOLKSWAGEN NOTHINGØWN,TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 1972 Pinto Stat ion Wagon, green 6230 metallic. automatic, radio, tow mileage. $7395 Call Don at 373 llfl Volkswag en 7 Paiseng,r j5 tasi Dealer chrome yellow. *ith black .n tenor, 70.000 ,milej Curtains. I ELCAMINO owner. i speed. rad i o. hHler 1)791 Call Pete. 322 1611 SAVE HUNDREDS HIGHTRADES -_________________________ CALLSAM 3223791 CREAMONS 1966 Ford Galape 100, power ¶teeriflg. brakes, a., Only $491 1947 OIls Tor on ado Will sell corn Shelley Used Cars. 700 French pIe?, or for parts $150 373.5717 Ave, 3232960 )l,! D.14r),' FEE DS If 1) 1141(1 F ROM BOXCAR GORMLY'5, 46 East, Sanford. 373 1733 "T" Furnishings for ') rooms 71 Hour One complete AVALOPIAPARTMENIS P40 PETS . IfIrli- LUouraci 323 ______________________________ ______________________________ Calibart Real Estate PINEY WOODS BARN we buy furniture and mIsc. Sell for 73 Pct. Consignment Free pickups Auction Saturday at 7 pm,5,a.nford.323 77?IJ. ' Trailers , Mobile tionie Bank Reposseuions Ilto choose from $31 733) Dealer 0 '5- 21i45 Park Drive. 377 2541 : Greater 11] . _________________________ i The 67-A etc I for sate From 13 t Phone 372 3191 WILSON MAIFR FLJRIJIYIIDC buy tell trade is I I 7 Bedroom Adults anti p Claycare furniture (critys, C hao rs, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOOFrefA(hAve,Sarafcsrd 373 5700 s Acres. part orange grove, part Cleared, termS 4.rranged- by owner, (316.) 3459103 O 3733611 tam information _______________________ ______________________ ,'c,e tract on E 16 Zoned A 1 'Aestoch 1So cash or 160000,! — 9 371 4111 _____________________ J) Dealer , REALTY One bedroom furnished upper apartnteel iii West First St BALL REALTY - m Your future homesite in orange City Quiet Shady 100.300' lots larger, only 5)100 Great Ierrns! I] Lots and Acreage __________________ Conventional C.aiselberry. Fla. 1._e l an 322-2611 r S acre tracts located in lSah County Call Ralph David. Ass I4ATTAWAY REALTY. 1)1 75(0 - SELL CALL I tanrie Makes a real nice fcf a large ta's ly Pricer) .11 CHULIJOTA. lakefron t, I bedroom :. . In 0150 Ph 8318400 want ad call. ç " fl I I 3 LI I) I I I Let Ut help you with ou r WINI,On of ready to go building lots in Lake Mary RETIREES DREAM- Repo Iii?) Villager. 7 V "1 Set up on lak.lronl Sot Taceover payments, or pay at? balance Lake Ashby _______________________ RANKLIN RAMSEU ASSOC INC,REALTORS or Singer * * We invite your comparison with alt 44 Farms and Groves other hornet you have considered. 52 Appliances 60 ACRE COLORADO RANCH See orange Hilts in Orange City I refr ig erator, 1 assorted Site air ASSUME PAYMENTS t od ay A new community of 30 conditioners, I space healer, I 11300, original price. May be aisum kick homet West Of 1797 on HOlItI window enhaust fan Ph 337 aS ad by making 2 back paymants of Dr Our Sign will direct you 17011 and assume principal KENMORE WASHER, parts, seenbalance of $6791 32 Rolling hIll ice, used machines Austin Development Corp., country with gross and t, Deer MOONEY APPLIANCES. 32)0697, Altamonte Springs. 904 773 4790. WIT antelope on the property Mr Bradlord o I6 pm Excellent investment or Holpo,nt Refrigerator Excellent _______________ condition Clea n 323 36.64 recreation property. Just Off Slate — Hwy. 330 Near last growing Frost free Mobile Homes 12 cu ft Frigidaire Trinidad, Colorado. Call Collect refrigerator. 3 firs old. Top for Terry. % 17-976 Between III Tree Park 3' 0 - I Qu'l't od, FINANCIN, U hh11h1hh1h1hh1hh1 'CI Art.,v, tunic) tiw'dnoen', 2 ti" cn hOne, very race lot All it'.', I'AIIX$, 12) lledronrun Tra.ltrs & ApIs 7 Adult parks. 7 I umily parks isis H*y I? S,antord 37)1930. Wk 345 50(9 .. - 95% r'' To story older frame hen, hedmoont I baths , IOCti0a. Uaded lot , .- I! THE PHANTOM I NATURAL $ITTø 7414 '* *7 29,3OO.'37,5OO - - Apart ments Rent Furnished t -.5 ''-:-, - lIIIlIlIP.i..4:!) F HA VA ISU T Qf 'J L Horses Register Qu,irtyr Horse, glding STE P BUMPERS-S37. 1 yrt old $100 Kristie, 373 7945 after 4 krTiSl( & iriiported Pciups 1 Sae 41) pct buy direct land nea ..•. ',-.. J . WCfiR~'-IZCUNV ,. - To --r— ,7 -i - r:..- •.' , 'I'iAII 66 Goods _____________________________ In Sewing Cabinet, repossessed 67 Livestock And Singer's best model, winds bobbin Poultry in machine Fully automatic, Pay balance of 17$ or 10 payments of NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY Call Cr ed it Dept SANCORO nuy DIRECT FROM BOXCAR fr5lPdG CENTER, 307 A iRt ',)Lit llLE, 1250 %9S TON 151 St.. Sanford. 322 9411, Evet $69 GOWP.iv, I HIY 44 SANFORD 1116. ' _____________________________ ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. ISROKERI', TIe I.',. T",tr'cj r,' ADULTS ONLY ___ — --' / 1 I (:!)...iuuIIIIIIl VA FHA FInanClflQ • 6 Months Lease EVERYDAyI _________ . :'.- Kitchens Equipped I - ____ bEETLEbAIL EY • Shag Carpeting P ~ 327064 - 1 -- GOL OFII TOU('H '15 SEW "santords Sales leau,,r" YOur Muttll Listina Aoenmv -Local and National MIS REALTORS 25l4ParkDr ,itrnc,Sphereona hill, I ml tro'-n I I cIo% to shoots. stores. bani', churcheS Large 3 bdrm . 2 bath. 1)7.300 172 Gum St . Longwo 1690445 11 ,0.(p ''i" 'i''"' ' , I Laundry Facilities ClaisKied L L,vVgwoudaceat4y0r No Closing Costs rc'w '1 moc-I new pant, a Ia,ilr vt''tf co,n. has been used as fourth t'eclmonn Lange screener) patio, .,walable with S NO DOWN PAyMENT) to qualified p'" IWnilof 11 97betwpen Fairway Plaza & Seminole High) - - - SS I 1120 FLORIDA AVE. Ch: You ng A 5.-lAME GO l 1U 1XE Th 5] 11'D Th 5!) CLOCi( ALTO MA.'E & 5 Qf rr JSTrr-tc. A cr- ) - MP.iuT5 .. '- - . $2319" 1'1 . Realty ________ 1.4 and SR 434 834.3343 ,,C..s.,.,d Household - ___ -' Unfurn. - lcn.Ga BLONOtE LJU AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Take advantage of our o*ning 31 43(0 prices, only 178.900 and 137,300 new soniC evtras, Now only $71,100 Don 't buy anything until you've seen this one "Sinford't Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MIS _____ REALTORS 7343P$rkØr _ rcejns. 2bath_ (ftt'om 'cayrg in oeaIJyitul Grove Manor Thit IoniC has central heat and air. 0,..ble carport, eitra large bearabl, fruit trees and shade tree's Excell ent condition 1101 Grc.ve Manor By ap polntment P+k LII 628-OROX Term lease *ii AUvIf $I . J anus 3 bedr oom , It or two baths, all ORANGE HILLS brick From 133.400 701h Street to Lovely 3 bedroom, 7 bath brick Locust , turn left to 141 h St - right ho mes for discriminating people on Valencia Court North Model Peacef u l setting Oak trees add to open 14 pm daily On sit e PPi0,W the beauty of these delightfully 323 7010 Spacious homestes Only 10 m'nules f rom Sanford and Orlando Efficiencies. I £ 3 berm, Townhouse from $ ill Short Lots and Acreage awallabi r __ - k2' SI b$1 'S __j _ ARMS I ~ - )7st ' -S QUIET COUNTRY HORSES Plola LakeMary area 714 Acres tIlOOpir acre VA .-Nothing Down VILLAGE Funi. & _______________ Call 322 - 2420 Anytime haul Tr 177 2)11 RI IL T CI After t.sr' 337 9794 - -- - 1 , rceaity U I bedroom, 7 bath CO homeons very pretty shaded c'wr.rr t' n older ',ect.o" cit ',,n' ' - i. • i . . hems. - 5) .r Jilil flUfiL a*d SPRING WOOD Its Brantley Square Plato in area of rapid growth Or:" 80 pet walk n butinets Op" accounts, plus ali lflYefllOf' and fiature Price right to sell. Will talk terms rot details, call Joan Carter. Assoc FRANKLIN lit eIL ___________________________________________ 1 1, __________________ _______________ bplw 2$. pct. ______ ___________ - ..s. l 1 _________________________________ fin 10 I s 1177 GremIvi V .I Auto IreA, 's,.rdfV. nt, A,t, radio, roof rack 12195 Call red inteior Completely in 904313 174% spected. and real fliCp Asking .... '.--- _________________ ______ teat•tl, equipped kt(hen. lu..,r out Shag carpeting, garage. fl_.lL , ''P% (I;•%._:\,,•\; ____ ___________________________________ $7370 9 L, % s •l AutosforSale o Autosfor5aj. .$•'a tIn : Seminole High School VA No Lake Mary Bulging at the 1st rate Down, Ft-IA. L ow Down, for th eearns with five aues, high, dry and wooded used furniture Wayne's Quality Qualified buyer Only 131.000 Exclusive Evanslale Section. P4e* & Used Furniture, 17(0 EVEREST REALTY. INC Minutes to I i. Golf course and REALTY. 1601 S Hwy Ill? French. 323 $110 shopp i ng $74,500 P.a.11ar'ct O&en 7 oays last' )Piece living room suite REALTOR -OWNER Only I nao old. $150 Call)fl 1701 EVEREST ______ ta.tirI WLA. home SM central climate control. partially, equipped kitchen, car peting, Flor ida room, and all the Financing available, •i:,,.... ll.._L '3-.' ______ ._r 2 Patios and a dining room Vi0 name t. l has it Plut excellent financing Near rooms & bath, screened pOrch, walk in CIOti4, carport 373 p3,4 anytme Sat & Mon 76 Sun _________________________________ ' brand r A BROKER. 372 7441 •ou would like to live, let me Show you this secluded 3 bedroom. 7 bath some Nearly 3 acr es in which to roan' Access to large lake Fireplace in both livi ng room, and large family room 570.000 Call Doris Bill, ASIOC TODAY It rom Rd IJU I , - • '— I AT . I Em! REALTY ,, 323 5774 ___________________________ -, MCSSIE BATEMAN ., c) , REALTOR I If this is the atmotoplaere in whiCh Two bedroom upstairs apt SilOmo. including utilities 5100 Security 7 Acres on Lake Mary Has large ___________________________ deposit 37) 1901 alter 3 pm bedroom, 3 bath CE home. small grove, se'-nenal U'.attc trees, beach. 'deal waterfront living Everyday for those hard -) shopping Nice 1 bedroom apartment, ar, crpeled, kitchen equipped Adults. $103 J: _A.4 I: 3 baths, convenient to carpeting, drapes. Will Inc. ISILYI'S. 80 [..,,_ ___ .• _____ EA LTY _________________________ _____________________ Call 322-2420 Anytime center Shag dishwasher. central heat & air Sparkling- clean CICan Pool Move in today Children accepled .-..: %P1)', 4 it - ,a (-;F4_r_,X hq'drcor,S Elmer Bakalla, Realt or Fern Park S /pTTABO'I\ ' I E- HALL R 125 000 QUIET & WOODED °' ';:m..m 'o;.;r GENEVA GARDENS APAIITMN1S 1101W 25th 54, Qt ) HIGH NEAR SEMINOLE and air. Fully rqu•pped with dish washer Call Mrs Rutherford]" 1011. Q~ a &. ~~% D ^= ri I Appreciate I 1 WAK 5! $3 A,-r .' '''"4V. 54. Pct Arr SIc) 1 , 'r ...p.o him Plc, 3 bdrm. 2 bath split plan I arrJl' O.Snei..d family room ANFORD, 4 b4dtOQM, With lani ,j i, room block, large tOt, n i ce r*Qpa bofhood Close n Mutt see to climate___ control included Near Schools - I Have keys. will Show. T wo bedr ooms, I bath, wall to wall carpet ing, dra pes. central heal Help 41 PEN Shag Carpeting IIOWAILPORT BLVD SANFORD, 114 .11 ,9ivr' -- ___• Really, REALTOR 3237710 () ..l Roberts & Gilman CLOSING ONLY 2 LAKE JENPIIE HOMES LEFT we have 830.5500 a 3 bedroom. I l i balls for Inc Realtor s Lorsgwoed discounted bedroom, 1', discounted to $23.99S 30 Year loans available Only S pet down Sodded lawns, range, carpeting, and central 323. 7870 WI&MUK • 5 Realty Club House _____________ QflC C ti "FLOWER SHOP " - lilefitiferes Safaryow 62jal&j, I ,,usd some Sandlewood Villas vttcP'c'n k'lper with cOoling et perienlcj Apply Seminole Lodge ltursingrtonse. 3(0 S BIV Ave __ Sanford, Y. -Y.j11 $( 4T —'- __ S) Cau VlSI a ' , .... IL*.IIPJV.' &J L. TAFFER REALTY Will purchase first or second mortgages in any condition Southeastern Acceptance Car po ration. 621 II?) Till We Succeed.'' ALTAMONTE- Rustic country Setting 3 bedroOms. 3 b.Ithl. family room, 27.19' with butt tar Mast er beørooni. I? *II Formal dini ng 15aI3'i Neirly LAKE MARS -t 1 •i(rCS si!..' 1' c'w lAnd 5)) CIA) I ' Dishwasher by H.im4.h1 & '' is acre tracts th-gh & dr v per acre Terms ______ , Tire stout attendant. rnecharicatlw 'nclintd 1171 wi OK Tire' Stare, 7113 Frq'ch Ave UGS SUNNY ' ACREAGE Color TV, (irpet. a c. C'tIlcidncle'S & over nIt-s D, CC wi rate's 7671 Orlan-%j (')r Sjr'tQrd 372 3403. ______________________________ -______ ParkersNo Experience Matinee and Pats See Chief Parker. AN OUTSTANDING RENTAL S.anfor Orlando Kennel Club VALUE P4OWI FROMII7S Housemn Needed. Steady em ployrnsl Company benefits * Furnished.Unturnished Apply Pi person, HOliday Inn at _____________ AItam,t.SDrlflgs, * Disposal. 11 0 in "' Sanford Court Motel cr ph(*e 303 377 I0.i6 : ,,.,,.5 arid "We Don't Stop 10 new mali Quiet wooded area nice homes 3 bedroom 2 hil l y, family coons and porch Smile' w,il owe good tenms P4,900 Forest Greene, Inc. Realtors 1301W Fairbanks 6417333 WE TAKE TRADES tenced acre $IS•9(0 Needed b transport automobiles within tie st,sly of Florida Must lCud satrup rec or d and b atif t) lually under Strict DOT rr'gurpsuents Owner operators nSt ave new, or nearly new (t'('VV Dodge. GMC. or Fond (Oflvfjt.Qrual tract or Mil ea ge lLc to Sickisded-- I7c empty Weekly tettlep'it and other benefts Aoply Bldg 141, Sanford Airport ( n, Walk IiCU r O,e 5f 5yf raew,13$.S0O seeking same "'' LL ~ Rooms for Rent to AND Share apartment After a-wetkdayt OWNER OPERATORS 323 7076 ask hi, (,.t,n -------------- 1 ~ bath, will to wall heat, trn,',J b4ci 29 TRiCK DRIVERS 10 1W I I ti'droom, t' _____________________________ - I1Y*G..I NICE AND CLEAN KINGSBURY & CO ,INC REALTORS Orl UN 1711 Eve. 373 7374 I'' •11 HDZ,S ARE\ - VAIl IflI5 large I tiii1roonthompfor SII(I0d3*n dn 1119 "O II today See 91 JOHN KRIDER, ASOC W Garnet? White, Real Est.l, Broker. 107 W com merc i al, Sanf or d. 373 lIst • AL TAP,014 Ti 5I1 R 11405 You can't aff or d IT I think y d better think again. because I'-, owner lust dropped the price frc 571.500 to $73,900 on one of orr cleanest. 3 bedroom hornet AC "5-. 17 In 119.500 11f) '" Stop Urn •I 1100 E 2$th MIS Mission Possible Plac,011 e a and watch thp resuus P S The, bE Atiji are low in cost fool to txcj,00rn 2 bath, Central air wall to will carpet. Shade Settled WE WILL HELP YOU neighborhood $29,P,)Q IF YOU WANT To UP,'l,CULAII: 2 b ed room, I itti, BUY OR SELL ly room, kitchen eguippH nt ACMIA(t INDUSTRIAL ;• r, fenced. 5hij.' 0. fruit tryit Nice area Low taiy $119272 REALTQR 1910S French 373754$ 327 1196 J22 4"I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- bneifoum. 2 bath. fireplace, carpet. t'yhtat CCA_VIfl ,and Screened ("((I' *77.110 nilablisiseti clothing variety Store Shah traffic area Name brand nerchrsdi54' Owner wantS o- Ft.YtNC CARPET TOURS, INC A-rI,n tickets. Cruise and Tours it Official rates 303 Semoran lllvd.l1h 418) 1113733. - , - RECONDITIONED Ilnets forces Sale of long Family Agencies _____ - Money Here! Make I CLIFF JORDAN Rd _ 1224610 . - -= call BI BOCkCIS. Boys -- -__ _ , BY _________________ Thanqs to Eat C rcs from Ii 99- Oranges. lanqq'ine5, lemonS, limeS, etc Low overhead prices Drive a It'll save a lot.- Oviedo Nursery & Itri Firm, SR 119-2 mi N of Ovi 161 6)91 - We never ce 7-7 !M ..'.A-.I { Crooks & Liwr,se Good Magnplia Square 2511 S French Ave Days 3731217 -ORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 6" 41191 OeB.ary 46$ 460.1 5 V'U 5.. '-'::c Z. ...,... itjm.,. Real Estate 34IboorS,rc, Call 3fl 749 ____________________ trooni 'OOr in uir't CCW'cje n I arue IOtl landscaped (Crr,,r lot Wall to wall crpa'ts. rsnge rmfrsgeralor, garage II only 173.100 For lull delailt (all PryIllS Cappon, RE ALTOR TOM ___________________ '''SW -. Sonm by M ___________________________ HousesforSa 11 ' _______________________ THE BORN LOSER 41 Calibart SOUTH SANFORD Lie new, 2 bedroom. family room, kitch en equipped, carpet. $11,500 Countrj Club COrp. I Ii 32060 -Tel- - 901 Ph 3727291 $42 5501. 140W LEASING,I luilet ffl thed ,, night - 901 017 2671, or Jim InelJng, wall piper and carpet, 20 WEST-'] bedroom. I', bath, lirettingen, Girls Villa II) 331 heal and air condilion, covered S1)S, night •, 9531 nearly new home Central heat, ---_______________________ or'' location. Ebte ready for air, wall ed in ylrd Onh-. dresS, "733 N Country Club Road, W,tnled Cooks Apply in person to 571 000 Sanford Ranch Houte. Hwy 1792 Lake Mare, Fla." II7Spr mu & up or. minimum 3 yr lease DuPLEX LOT Park Aye, 13.000 TO BUY OR ELL JOHNNY WALKER REAL AVON ESTATE & CONSTRUCT ION 372 Stemper Realty Call 4443079 4,457 ---- - _ REALTOR fl,ar.'iv -'I UUSIflCSS upporIultsrli, 73 Houses for Sate - " -____________ ______ 9 ' (J0UP wiling E.cllenl salary ,iild ling beneftt Minimum age 2l. With noctaildrt'nat home Write AWL: ' u TROUBLED' Call Toll Fret. 641 7077 for 'We Care 'Iti'jInc Adults or Teens --- ' --- SANFORD REALTY 'OotIett tnrliw.. • ......... " Cu TSTAN DING VALUE '° " o Be. UI) SPACE Sesfor Sal. !.'r'IrCC with CIlv trrryi Or'l, $23100 Call flO* ____________ M. UNSWORTH REALTY H P'aIhS . --- 5----_ NEW LISTING UCItiliM I br nti:esI. If IOU car: trei I CA" 117 VXl am*tI vO4J may qualify fcr a or I bedroom home 3 BIrm 2 bath, family room, den carpet central H A A Terni% .n a rural area HOLLAND REAL 7o ;-. pci. nj 103W FIrlISI. OSI7 373 6061 __________ ____________ 31i'd& MAGNOLIA Brand new 095cc lu t es availably frona 625 sq It No teaSe required For informal ion, call 679 7001 5— COUPLES Sanlgmd. Florida - OFFICE - ''" °°°'°" [vEWE5TREALTYlpC Realtor, II1S Hwy 1797 M$III*AII A7 NO DOWN PAYMENT -------- 41 For Rent J12 __________________ 01)9 — Houses Business Property __________________ Optet In public relations, MARRIAGES Performed by Pot tetIy $177 SO we$i and up, Work Mslyn Slyer l'iflQS Airport with young men 6 women Call RI0.4736 1717, Res 73*14.)) • J ON IQESS 5T E' SEt4L S ______ I uses for 14 I Al ANON Ito l ,i,.ht.b or ti..t4 01 probtrtTi (IfS I ii Irlh,c information call 173 wrote ,antctdAIAnonFarnilyGroupPO 11c4513. Sanford, Fla 37771 ç Help Wanted __MobileHomesRent SECRETARY WANTED lr. (OmPent.CIperi enCI,ry I full limp po%lt.nn %.alarv , I 26 38edroomt, CAMP SEMINOLE. men.vrala with uvalilicatsont No IlcOholl be.'erag'i aticm.d No Ptt% Ph. 3721470 Send retu.-ne and requirem en ts PD Bee 179%. Sanford. Florill _________________________________ -- II ALCOHOL A PROBLEM _ ______________ ___ 18 IN YOUR FAMILY ."ss s':tu. Bank —_ The- Cash When You Sell"Don't Needis,"w""lith a V edAd _ _ 0 1V EAT EARLa ' -14 '---S$ Friday, Mar. 22 iitt Srm'r'oi SAm g je Co 24 1110 IIl Hr '-' ---"-'-- Put 0 classitied ad to work for you An I I I I I I 322I24 ' Ida, CIII 377 7611 or III 9993 i L O T 'ELlA,l u a LiiPi T 111.11 114(, PCI tfl 7'7i AULS1Alt,. Pr Coll essiol'ial Wallpaper Plariger Licensed Residential Commercial Fret Estimate't PP. 337 4173 Wel DriIig (11 CP JOYCE WELI OPILLINGS 3" and larger, pumps. 5prinklw Water ondtiOners. 373 1010 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and Sites We repair and 1vice STINE MACHI N E & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 373 443,, '• .. 'I . �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 - - -Ih.sf'fl:h! 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 — ------r..----.- - - q— CHURCH OF 000 Street ,j w Pattor iev j PIty ' - Church of C-ed OU OSa m WTRR 9 ISa m Sunday School II 004 MixnngWr$hP 4 00 p m E vangrIttic serv I amily Night Service . - - . 30p in ypt W-d Anot her L tIl/ tf'( I Hill ul 10 00.1 "I 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 rn 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- - _________ I . - - •. - - I - 'T':••;.- - ' ,! . S • • •. r"/'• - - - . • •.•. •i• • - - Onora RU, at Woodlawn Ave. - . • g'g.a kC , . - (;bgsr'i, Of . - I -, - . . - : - - -. - a - - . '- • •.: - - -- _--: . . - • - • • . - -- CHURCH OF CHRIST 6114 Palm $Win" De, 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 in Wednesday Bib4eCla$$ 730pm .;• ;' . - - - , - '.-.---.-;-- ., -..- -.;-'(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 ' FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes .;..-. at;; :- Sunday I Cot injhons • Monday - Exodus - 20:1.17 • . - . . . Tuesday Psalms ' • I98.II . . ' Wedn.tday Lute 1319 Thursday Romons 5I14 Was "Try Again" really the name of the boot? Or did some ok., point thos, 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 they're 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. -- that we can rise out of our failures through God's forgiveness and power, Saturday Piolmi 73:7.6 Millions today ore rediscovering Christian precepts. Is is a new generation which will soon be toiling tow toward a Ctvon hm destiny. 1914 s,,., J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford I su.,,4, krIvm S.lwl.d IT, 1k. Ajno,van 3l. k*wny ZI ASSIUPlEY OF 000 I i •, 1 r -r :i I. F I :UI .:.••1 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 I t,.,,,, .•• "i-;f -'" i..i.' %' , - - - PISQr tO 00. "1 It 00a 4 00 7 COP 7 3C - 42 $ _ . — ' - A * MW authorb .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 frrath Sunday, March 24, 1974 —Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 183 Price 20 Cents IJey 0 RonDenslow Church School P.'cirnngworttip MYI Pastor 943am I)OQlm 4 lop m 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 China Admits Having Soviet Craft FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 $41 Orange Stre et 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 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 THE LAKE MARY UNITED UMYF 5pm 30 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH en WorShip Eving 7 OOp m Wilbur Ave. Lake Mary Wed Bible Study A Mnyt,r Rev A F Striimi Prayer Siev 7 lop Sunday First Wednesday Fell** Church School 9 450 in ship Supper 4 lop m Morning Worship ii 004 FIRST UNITED YOqjthGroup 7 lop m METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday SIP Park Ave. Choir Pract,e S COp m Leo I King Pastor Thomas C UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN 051cm Fm#ritut Pastor CHURCH Morning worship Corner Country Club 9 301 Sunday School A Upsala Roady P 15a in UP.YF u, c,,, 5 300 in Sunday School Men't Prayer Breakfast 9 ISa Pv'iorningWo,ah.p 3nd&I9t Thursday to 50 rr 4 10am Family Plight Supper Evening Wet ship 7 VOp in I'd Sunday 6 00 pm Other (:!ssr,-I,'. PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old R oute 44 af 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 Worship Il 00mm Evening Worship 730pm Evening 700pm 1 Wed Prayer Prayer Meeting &Prase 7 lop m Wednesdm, 710pm 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..' a-i ,., CHRISTIAN ,.- . ' --'(-y i ' - i - i.' -, -.. , - , ,_ ,, ins- c, ,,r ,i. sa.._ Lands Bigg Steel Firm China ac- pionage and disruptive activi- copter made an emergency "On March 14, 1974, a M14 boardwerecapturedonthespot knowledged for the first time lies" by "intruding in China." landing in China on March 14 armed reconnaissance helicop- by Chinese frontier guards and By BOB LLOYD annexed oy sanford, zoned today that it seized a Soviet The official Hslnhua news and said the craft and itsthreeter belonging to the Soviet City Editor industrial and utilities made helicopter and three crewm Un- militia men." en agency d d Vice Foreign man crew had not been re. ion Intruded deep into China's available. The helicopter Incident was in the northwestern province of Minister Yu Chan summoned turned. The Soviet le Moore Sinkiang nine days ago. Haney said Florida Steel's news agency Sinkiang Uighur Autonomous the latest In a series of episodes and Sanfo Florida Mayor Steel Corp. officials Soviet Ambassador V.S. Tolsti- lass said China had la not replied Region, landed on more than heating up the Sino-Soviet have announced plans to build a It said it had lodged an offi- kov this afternoon and handed to a Soviet sta tement on th 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 espionage acOn Jan. 19, ChIn5, expelled b.u,idor In Peking, accusing Moscow announced on it C i0 fabricating The Peking protest, broadtivities. plant In west Th li th e he copter and e two Russian di plomats, their the Soviets, of catng out es. Wednesday that a Soviet hell. cast by HaInhua, said: Sanford that is expected to B)- John A. Sski three military personnel on wives and a Soviet interpreter employ 100 penons within tS onthazgesofspying.Fourthys monthL later Russia expelled a MeBe j it HhiIw/, florida While this county wrestles diplomat with its ambulance service on espionage charges. Steel vice-president, said During the Cultural Revolu- en problem, perhaps it would be Hom gineering and design on the lion in 1967 China expelled two well to call attention to the fact 000 square foot plant and .. a By CHRIS NELSON This 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. HeraidStaffWrfter to properly ha ndle the ix inits—also allowed in the new bers.' Peking at the time deto study the legal position of why not examine one which Is Problems have already law— have been granted to scribed the incident as #$a be complete by April 1975. He Even before Seminole County permanent home owners who, crop ped up In the form of one house sick rela ti presently in service elsewhere said the Sanford plant will ves, or a home- serious provocation aga inst 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 "grandfathering" all Hattaway, have class by Itself. been permission to place a trailer on constructed. 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 Jacksonville's Rescue Squad homes cries of "foul" were 'We expect to initially emZoning Director J. B. now Is taking advantage of the the minutes ofthe Zoning Board clashes along the China-Russia operation Is "The Nation's Rest being raised in residential Williams Friday confirmed "grandfather" effect of the new ploy lOO persons at Sanford of Adjustment to see just what border over disputed territories the first year's payroll aboutwith $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 _________________________________________________________ OfficiaJ said Florida Steel added DONALD HANEY sabotaging Soviet arms shipDigest. has a contract to purchase --------Williams said staff ap- m merits via the China mainland ...ChowsSanfor.J 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 th ordinance was prompted by the "We recognize the impor- go ahead wi th construction of a the complete lack of da ta on i aneurysm followed by a cardiac Enterprises Inc., of Riverside, present Orlando facility at JACKSONVIlLE, 'ie. AP) arrest would usually be the The Audubon Society says thrice of the floating nuclear $250-million factory on Blount how many "hardship" case 'Poisoned 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 iince the permit re ported $1,000. Scott said the environmen ta l system began 14 years ago. sihich offers what many less environmental Impact than sa id Frida y. 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 design ed 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 cept, which has not yet won permlttetlmobile homes to gain Officials said the Sanford site WASIIINGTUN (AP) "We also recognize that there AEC appr oval all other systems are utive director of the Florida The cancellecithe 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 au- 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 lip to 22 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 College of Emergency 'The Audubon Society with- portion of the $13,O00ltcost the planning out the window," with dieicIrin,u pesticide known stations to help keep them from dr ew it appeal of a f ed eral 25,000-member Florida Hattaway Physicians. charged, by to cause cancer upon prolor,ged becoming an envlr 'They're saving lives in omental haz- court ruling permitting Off- Audubon chapter to press its "mingling mobile homes and exposure, EPA officials sa ard to coastal 'ireas y. shore Power Systems fOPSi to lawsuit. Jacksonville, adds ftep. PaulG. ____ si ngle f am ily homes." p- William Upholt, EPA Rogers ( DFla), chairman of a c hi ef science adviser. uidln an I House subcommittee on health. interview the chickens contain We could be using their system ROME tAPt — Police an- alter lus abductors cut off his much higher dieldrin con. across the nation." centrations 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 mastenrunds of the kidnapsafety guidelines. Police said Piromalli was arprogram is lts.i 82-full-time men tag of J. Paul Getty III. rested after a computer check in the fire department's rescue "t'so matter what we do, we Girotamo Piromath, 58, was determined that a 100,000 lire division who stere 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 inGioIalaw.ç home in January was part of ,and practical exper i ence-_l Upholt said representatives in Calabria in southern Italy, the *2 '-mttiinn — . - -• eowners Claim Trailer Foul - ,Audubon Nuclear Plant Fight Ends — to Chickens Are Next? — HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff Sanford ti The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible .. - . !4',IIf'rtt,tIIII GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH V ,--- - 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' Christianity hay often been called "the religion of another chance" Yes, for Christ teaches c._ .#.' •,,.j ... - , f in Watergate cwerup in. dictments earlier this month against seen persons, In : 1 • -' cluding former presidential as.' sistant H.R. Haldeman. •• The President has said that -,during the conversation he dis. cussed raising $1 million for the Watergate defendants, but told Dean it would be "wrong" to '%14 raise the money to buy the defendant.s' silence. He has said -Ia " Impeachment the tape substantiates his ac- count but is open to inter. preta tion. Or Tapes "1 know what Imeant," NixLOS ANGELES (All) The on told reporters at a recent rLos Angeles Times quotes unnews 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 Vincent) House conversations to the lot more respect for Dean's in 1"(Ill;'' 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 amthe newspaper quoted its stood by the parties what was biguous." when the umbrellas are unfolded and opensources as saying Nixon de- Intended. We are not going to toed shoes are put away. Scattered showers Haldeman, who was present 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 Ltader 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. The Times said one of Its ty White house Press Secretary have poLted out. 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Wednesday 8-bleClasy Evangelistic Services 7 00 in 7 10pm Wed Prayer I Study 1100 Independent Mity.onry i 30mm '--n - Told of the comments, Depu- with different motives as we Times. 2 GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Temporety Geneva Community Cent., .I Rector ,- , cmmunion I rvce and LOS ANGELES (AP) — The The Times reported today sources was from Congress and Gerald L. Warren told the tape of President Nixon's con- that the unnamed sources, who the other from the executive Times: 'ersation with John W Dean Ill were familiar with the tape, branch. The tape Is believed to "We expected this type o 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 the 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 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/cd81525fbc80ad93be85d8c4f841308d.pdf 9f1730aeb83f8504f31896aaa2c40278 PDF Text Text - 128—The Sanford Herald 'No Intent1*0n, of Quitting' Weinesday, Jan-30, 1974 e etrcSYstem nevitabl Switover To Mi ch '1 , to the metric system over the have converted to the metric Chamber of Commerce both version would eventually Science and Astronautics, seeking amendments to provide steel industry more than $2 system or are planning to do so, support plans to convert to the eliminate the need for in- which has drafted a metric them with financial assistance, billion to convert 1185 niIiwn next decade, Kenneth T. Peterson of the for training of personnel and ternational companies to conversion bill, says the No one is exactly sure just including Honeywell, Inter- metric system. Proponents also say that the maintain a dual inventory of switchover is inevitable. The AFL-CIO says that many purchase of new equipment and WASHINGTON - What does what the conversion costs will national Harvester, Caterpillar customary choice, the committee says, Workers are required to furnish 11,376 million to carry a dual and the United States have in be, but committees in both Tractor, IBM, John Deere and decimal-based sy3tem is easier metric isn't whether or not to convert, their own tools. In the case of inventory during the decade of common with Barbados, houses have adopted the 3M. The National Association of to learn and much easier to products. The house Committee on but whether or not to do so in a 50IIIC, such as a first-class conversion.) Burma, Ghana, Liberia, general principle that Manufacturers and the U.S. work with and that U.S. conmachinist, the cost of a new planned iiunner. Despite those objections, Uie 1 Muscat, Oman, Nauru, Sierra changeover costs "shall lie The Senate Commerce metric set could run as high as senate IcgisiztIonisien a a Leone, Southern Yemen and where they fall." Committee has written a bill $2,000, he says. e chance passage Tonga? Therein lies a possible Small businessmen, who do g which is similar in many Answer: The world's leading roadblock to passage of the this year. The respects to the House not sell in foreign countries, see form early House for the industrial nation and the legislation. 100(1 moun iii Other rank legislation B C onlycosts and no benefits if outlook Gaynor auiiOX . ' itch and the' I rtsI(kflt,S the handful of relatively obscure Proponents o1conversonargue Consumer AdvisoryCouncil.niasuMut( 111)n tj for citemeiit Today we noticea lot of a smallThe AFIClO and some small they must convert because legislation is less predictable, a1 I)ro'%vn sugar, or countries are the only ones that the United States will be in over "granola." It lie gives a definition of aniount (If sunflower seeJs, businessmen are objecting to everybody else is doing so. has become a leading health which have not switched to the a better trade position if this lt's not just small businesses Before the bill can be debated granola. "a typical granola almonds or otheringre' conversion legislation, food seller. metric system of seights and country uses the same stanhowever, because it will cost that are facing cost problems, on the floor, it must get the Oh( An impartial statement cereal has as its ingredients dients" measures. dards of measurement now some workingmen and small John P. Roche, president of the of the house Rules Committee, )out it 1comes from Sidney (in order of descending III)-, Both houses of Congress, used by all other industrialized conies 1n Ills Just companies large sums without American Iron and Steel whose chairman, Ray J.1 hIs portance) oats. SO oil, brown JI'' S however, are working on nations. ad rc'peted writer on*e sugar, wheat gerni. coconut.r comparable benefits. The Institute, told a Hou-e coni- Madden, D-Ind., is a legislation to facilitate a And, in fact, a number of Imit, member oil (he National sesaint- seeds. sea sall — Facts ;Ind Fakes," a Public union and businessmen are mittee that it would cost the friend of labor. Commission on Product favorite items of the health Affairs pamphlet. voluntary national conversion major corporations already -.By DANIELJ. FOLEY Copley News Service ' '-% -J i -----.----'- A A I A 1. State Of Union WASHINGTON (AP) - Here are highlights of President Nixon's nationally broadcast State of the Union speech delivered to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday night. How Healthy Are Health Foods ; " rr (Related Story Page 2At WATERGATE I want you to know that I have no intention whatever of ever walking away from the job that the people elected me to do for the people of the United States." "... I have provided to the special prosecutor voluntarily a great deal of material. I believe that I have provided all the ., In our relationships with the )v1et Union we have turned away from a policy of confrontation to one of negotiation ..With the People's Republic of China ... we have begun a period of peaceful exchange and expanding trade." 1 will cooperate with the Judiciary Committee ... so that it can conclude its investigation, make its decision ECONOMICS 10 HEALTH CARE "I halI propose a sweeping ('I., -'-.. TRANSPORTATION . 'me program I have proposed this year will give cornmnunities not only more money, but also more freedom to halance their own transportation needs." PRIVACY "The time has conic ... for a major initiative to define the nature and extent of the basic rights of privacy and to erect new safeguards to ensure that those rights are respected." ' --., ... I r '$ NIXON ACCEPTS APPLAUSE During televised speech — I - I 1 I 4 I ' '' ' I ) p. C LO B John A poltk1 t F . OR that man)' I believe . . people who listened to President Nixon last night were :"captivated" by his oratory. Further, that the one most tinrtant part il his speech will be 'one year's enough •. It as most effective (in inc UNTIL this morning when I read that an assistant special Watergate prosecutor said in federal court today that there is no basis for believing that ousted White house counsel John W. Dean 111 lied under oath. The AP dispatch continued, We have no basis for believing Dean has committed perjury in any proceeding," Richard _ __I_1 •.tlt... ........i L..... iavis saw, vvt.' (IU1U I14 110 for bringing an)' basis perjury against Mr. charge of Dean." So.. I weigh this with those comments of the citizenry hen Uwy ri'pond ''Amen, A t: had enough of Watergate. Personally, I'm like the kids. "Let it all hang out," and clean It up once and for all letting the chips fall where they may! ' -L . -. .:. 'AU1 "III "" !. c. 12.. ':i . - --,- . \ !, J/1./ -. '- '11.L_ '. "lzl iw _ . -- - Js , , . . ENCYCLOPEDIAof the ANIMAL WORLD' I_t'J:1['IUllI?A44IWilli VOL 3 OnI $1.99F: . Thanks to your speedy three calls to the response. Sanford Police Dept. regarding the mention of a flim.flam operation in this area. Should be SUET C arres ts soon. . . -è Mso on yesterday's column requesting donations of old IaIIO for the Sanford Christian the correct phone School -N321. is 323 flUn)' er . Thanks to all of you tho have 10 kt me on my toes. in Manda, 's column I indicated ii folw.up colunini listing my reasons for opposing a new $3 5 million county jail facility. No, I'm not backing down on writing the column. I JUSt wanted to be absolutely clear on all the facts, As you can ,St'C t}V the photos next to this colunir there is an area of great concern at the present facility, hlnwt'ver. I still don't think WC taxpayers have to shell Out that huge sum of tfl°flY. Tomorrow, I'll give you both mine and Sheriff sides Polk's. . . IBM COUNTY JAIL * , INADEQUATE - occupancy for at least two sears. thlerald Photos by John Spolsk; 1 vowed never to resign Wednesday night in his State of the Union address. He also recommended a 10-point program for what he termed "a year of progress." Break the back of the energy ENERGY crisis and, through Project Independence, lay foundations for future capacity to meet the nation's energy needs from America's own at reasonable prices and with resources protection for the environment. Take a step toward lasting peace PEACE in the world through continuing a policy of negotiation rather than confrontation and helping toward achievement of a just and lasting scttkmcnt i the iid!e E--t. Check the rise in prices without PRICES a recession and move into a period of steady growth. Establish a new system of HEALTH comprehensive health insurance to make qua lity health care available to every American in a dignified manner at a price he can afford. Establish a new LOCAL GOVERNMENT era of achievement in state and local government by cutting strings of federal control. Strengthen the TRANSPORTATION to deal with their communities of local ability transportation problems. Reform the system of EI)UCATION federal aid to education to provide it when it is needed and where it is needed. Make a beginning on the task PRIVACY of defining and protecting the right of personal privacy. Start on a new road toward WELFARE reform of a welfare system. Together with the WORLD ECONOMY other nations of the world es tablish a framework within which Americans will share more fully in expanding world trade and prosperity in the years ahead. - - - - - - - - - -- - tati.stics provided by The recommendation would massive busing that uuld Un Layer, the pair proposed an mean busing children from accompany it." I4Cassellxrrv to Oviedo High. The board invited Robert alternative feeder system plan Burkhart and Bob Allen to help that the board felt was "closer The Seminole Count)' School I After the meeting Board come up with a "workable to present needs." Board Wednesday postponed a Afeetlersystennisa plan with decision on school zoning. Chairman Davie Sims said. "It plan" at the work session. Burkhart and Allen have zones that allow a specific calling br a Feb. 6 work session appears the atmosphere of the 41, board is negative to the made presentations to the number of elementary schools to "hash out problems." (Can't. On 11g. 3A Col. I. " Since the board can take no proposal because of the board at the last four meetings. action at a work session a decision will not be reached _____ , before the Feb. 13 regular I fa meeting unless a special '' session is called. organizational meeting on in a %I-SS Chamber brochure fl) JOAN HALW School Supt. William 11. March 6 in the new Altamonte were of Altamonte Springs Herald Correspondent recoinLayer's ______ "Bud" Springs Civic Center, where buildings "but didn't say so." __ ALTAM0NTE SPRINGS mendation to the board Mrs. French said Rogers temporary quarters may be set , remained the same, but more Plans to organize a Chamber of up. Peters, executive director of -pccftcs, including a long range Commerce in Altamonte _____ Mrs. Keyser said she is "very the Winter Park Chamber, was ticdcr system plan, were added Springs are generating concern enthusiastic and everybody "helping the new project and ______ P _____ ______ among Maitland-South we've talked to feels the same. would attend the March 16 .t the board's request. the Seminole Chamber of ('omn. Wi' don't aiit to hurt the meeting." lie has given the l.a) cc rccomiimended board establish the eastern merce IM-SS) officials. Maitland Chamber they have women advice and contacts at t South Seminole was of. their own growth to provide the state and national level. attendance zone at 1-4 for Lake Brantley High, allowing the tidally made part of the present seniors and juniors to Maitland Chamber by a name She added, "It always Peters said Dr. Eddie k remain at that school if they change in seemed funny that we didn't Waldheim, 1974 president of the During a special live east (*f 1-4 and provide their directors' have our own chamber arid had M-SS Chamber and Ron Smith, meeting Wednesday, Mrs. to tell own tr anspor ta tion, people it was in Orange 1973 president, have both The Lyman zone would be set Priscilla Greene, executive County." agreed to 'iskt with the between land U.S. 17-92 with director said, "It was a good Anothercwnplatht, voiced by Altamonte effr. a: rdoig tu juniors and seniors allowed to meeting but we did not come up both women, was that pictures Mrs. French k '1 remain at Lyman provided they with anything special. Another live east of 17-92 and have their meeting will be held in a week or so." own transportation. Index Altamonte Springs ('ounThe western attendance zone Area deaths for Oviedo would be at U. S. 17- cilimian Helen Keyser said she 413 Bridge Weather Iiuu5411 413 for "talked about this three years 92 with the school set up Calendar . ..... . ... ...I1olta 11w southern half of the grades 9 to 12 in the morning ago, but the city was not reads' Yestemday's high 81 low this Classified ads......&.7B Public ,*tices 58 morning 64 with .04 of an inch of nation had fair skies, but der-se and grades 9 to 11 in the at. for it. Now we are ready." SB ('ornirs S'wity Mrs. Keyser and Mrs. Paul rain. Partly cloudy and con- fog shrouded portions of the ternoon, and next year's seniors 4U 11.i_ Crossword puzzle in the Lake Howell attendance French, former office werker in tinued warm through Friday. Atlantic toast. 411 Dear Abby state Temperatures before dawn zone would be provided Iran- the Maitland Chamber, are Some night and morning fog. 411 Crane Stocks Grand sportatlon to the morning working toward the new highs in the low 80s and lows ranged from ,-18 at 4A EditotlStCOmmeflt TV an chamber and plan Forks, NI)., to 72 at Key West. session. tonight In the 60s. By MARK WEINTZ herald Staff Writer I SIIElIIF'F' JOHN Polk said today delivery of new toilets for the delapidated county jail at Sanford can be expected within two eeksof order oncecounty commissioners release funds needed to replace the sanitary facilities and to repaint the Facility that state prison officials have threatened to shut down because of unhealthy and over-crowded conditions. Polk said the repairs must hue done but commissioners have delayed until next week consideration of giing the sheriff $12,500 returned to the county by Abbott Att) St.te Herring's office. A threejudge panel has urged "stop gap" action on jail repairs. Polk has asked the commIssion to show "good Inth'' with the court aUti the state in funding the rcpMrs. Shown above is a corridor outside a cell b!oc3,. The toilet in the jail's "medical" cell Is shown at right. Seminole voters will be asked to approve .' s.i.s million bond issue March 12 to construct a modern central Jail facility at Five Points. But if approved the new facility wouldn't he ready for - School Zoning Adjustments Delayed Until Feb. 13 Meet POLK SAYS - - . President Nixon WASHINGTON APt said "one year of Watergate is enough" and Railroad crossing hassle can be budget has already been drawn handled by anything less than up without them. In the meantime, the letter an overpass built with federal states, two moves by the Seminole County Engineer funds. Bush called the crossing railroad should help problems Bill Bash today branded as "gobbledygook" and "pure "unique in the state," and said caused by traffic stoppage at bureaucratese"state claims the as long as traffic is halted for the busy Intersection—allowing whatsoever local railroad crews to open length SR 46-S4'aboard Coast Line any problem will continue to grow gates when safe, and iii' overpass is built stalling a 'motion survey until 3ensory system." because: 7 Youths 'Y Ekey did not say when the —West county residents are cut oil from the only available sensory system would be in. Charged In hospital in the event of an stalled, but enclosed a memo from DOT District Engineer emergency; Burglaries —The giant Heathrow and Bill Benedict saying he and the Greenbelt developments, not to railroad are "actively pursuing By MARK WEINT!. County's a joint participation project." mention Lake Herald Staff Writer WINTER sPhuN(;s— Police proposed 50,000 person Three The motion survey sensory wrapped up an investigation Rivers 'city', will jam SR 46; —The crossing is a main line system, according to the today with arrest of a seventh for the railroad, and will serve railroad, is a device allowing . to be " increasing , , regular passenger the gates to oe raseu ior aut• .• , I •I p ,I,,rt' ri,i,i flCC.0 Wsi.il MUb&WJ I' . : . plus the ",obile traffic even though a here, Ploce Chief John and freight train traffic SO.-u nearby. planned r sai d. . Amtrack trains headed train Govoruhk Normally, the railroad adSix of the youths were for' Kissimmee, and the Auto mits, the presence of the train arrested earlier this week, he •.iu would automatically cause the "Youcan't goaround Florida ,i011u youths are believed to be and find many such crossings, gates to comedown, whether responsible for a number of and if you do, you find a bridge the train was mo%ing or not. in the present n burglaries, larcenies and for across them, like In Jackson1 vandalism that occurred during vile, Bush said adding the system has caused many a two-month period, Govoruhk (actors he listed make SR 46 a delays, prompting a public perfect federal "demonstration outy, but, the railroad also said. "We have recovered betwee'a project" candidate, admitted, a massive tie-up in [lush made his comments in late December was caused by a $1,500 and $2,000 worth of property from the boys response toa Jan. 28 letter from "iiialfunction" which the State Department of Tran- railroad cannot explain, but arrested," he said. The jueniIes ranging from sportatlon Engineer P W F ke hopes will be solved by allowing 12-16-year-olds, were arrested tUhieraldAssociateEdlturJohn employes to open the gates by officer Fredrick Roesel and Spolskt which apparently rules themselves. then turned o er to their out an overpass for at least fie years. Today, Bush brushed aside as parents, Govoruhk said. Ekeypssesonwordlrornthe "gobbledygook" the "extra All of the youths were or charged with breaking and district engineer in DeLand sensory perception, ntering, possessing stolen that no comnmittment on whatever they call it. It sounds property, or burglary, said overpass funds can be made neat, but it only solves a very, because the five-year road i('i'n't. On Pg.3A CoLt) police, Thursday, January31, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 139 Price 10 Cents AtmAuGlance Speech Herald Staff Writer iL rra tb I f; f By ('HRIS NELSON , I S$QS : 'J Engineer Blasts RR Crossing P lan I PINECREST CENTER, HWY. 792 AT 27TH ST., SANFORD new program that will assure comprehensive health insurance protection to millions of Americans ... And it will not require additional taxes." in the immediate future to discuss the lifting of the oil embargo." "However, it should be clear, ly understood ... that the United States will not be coerced on this Issue." "... Let us do everything we can to avoid gasoline rationing in the United States of Amer. Ica." "Voluntary conservation will continue to be necessary ..." "There will be no recession in the United States of America I pledge to you tonight that the full powers of this government will be used to keep America's economy producing and to protect the jobs of America's workers." `There is only one limitation, I will follow the precedent ... of never doing anything that weakens the office of the president of the United States ..." q ENERGY I can announce tonight that I have been assured ... that an urgent meeting will be called INTFRNATIONAI. RELATIONS material that he needs to conclude his investigations and to proceed to Prosecute the guilty and to clear the innocent. "I believe the time has come to bring that investigation and the other investigations of this matter to an end. One year of Watergate is enough." 4 h s h at T a l k r4 UU11111riv J(_tStu IN AA( IJUt( 'wj IIj uPi It 1 I,r/4 T(M, OU(flD FOl S.A( All 'iOl *v*tiAIU '001sf' WP40ItSAII . *(Y*; otAttas Ctj 10i"f1S wRI i'L"IFO 10 PfASOOSAII uAfS0i ANY I(i P.0 If 0s5it lOP yyP PAPP4(Ai - 1 --.---: '.--:- -- ( 3' . ' '. - -; T , . . , ' ,. - . -- . - . -- rn on te Trying For CofC . - - - - - . - . , ' -' . - - ' - -- - i.-. , - -' - " . -'' .. - - - ' . .,-. - - - .. - . - Ii IF- �- -- - -- r-rv Mm _______ -L - - - OF ______ . - .-- - .-. - '---- -=1 . • i_-- 2A — The Sanford Herald -__-- Thursday, Jan. 31, 1974 - I—. _ World 4 I? News Briefs _ G - - _.: - * . __ ,4_-I'# - - British Coal Strike Vote _____ — _____ __________________ 0 --~_.,_~___11 U~~ DA I . ,6_7 4________ L,.I.II$T _____ :___ _ _ ___ LONDON (Atli Britain's 280,000 coal mners are voting t oday and Friday on wheth er to strik e. Their leaders pr edict an overwhelming "yes" despite a last. minute peace proposal from Prime Minister Edward Heath. Returns are expected to be in by Sunday; results are to be announced Tuesday, th e strike would start Sunday, Feb. 10, if th e necessary 55 per cent affirmative vote is received and the government doesn't open the way to a satisfactory wage : _______________ . ., . - 1, • _____ .- - •1 - ,,. 111 ' mb. tary regime cla ims it has put down a peasant rebelli on in central Bolivia af ter 10 days of sporadic clashes in which five peasants were kill ed and more than a dozen injured. The pe asan ts were protesting the government's 100 per ______ ______ BAGGING AUTUMN HARVEST II. 6 Hostages Taken In Singapore Chess Master Winning - MOSCOW (AP) — Young Anatoly Karpov, the choice of some Soviet experts to take the world chess title from Bobby' next year, has two of the th ree victories he needs to defeat Soviet grandmaster Lev Polugaevsky in the quarterfinals of the eliminations to pick Shel l Fischer 01 '6 -- l Tank Destroyed Fischer 's - Returned - clared that a lasting peace is "the cNef legacy I hope to leave i. I Monday in circuit court at from the eight years of my presidency." He comWed revisions of previous proposals and some new I Ii Sanford on a first degree murder charge. - returned Robert Preston 11 ones in the 10-point program, which he called "an agenda of truly Seminole sheriff's deputies Hicken, 34, to Sanford Tuesday from Greenville, S.C. Hicken is being held in county jail without transportation said remained on the island of Pulau stand by to fly the Japanese out The tmorists; threatened to Bukom. the Shell refining of Singapore if that could be was reported strengthening its forces on the disputed ' ,pratly Islands in the South China Sea. a move that could lead to another (-oil! wi th t he Chinese. rontat.ion ____________________________________________________ National BriefS Red China - lz.ations. Releases Embassy porten that the three radicals addr Arab Boycott End Hinted Bv President I 1i I sing ________________________ Japa siwte News made a telephone call w toe embassy and demanded that Am- Lower Speed Ignored The [led Army has been in the Althotigh most of the 39 Interruptions for appLause came from oews most in recent years for the Republican side of the House chamber, GOP and Dern,ocratic kill themselves and their hos. center, arranged. the activities of SOIII of its lawmakers joined later in hai ling Nixon's goaLs, while generally The four Japanese said they (ages unless they were given In Tokyo, Chief Cabinet See- members on behalf of the Pale. splitting along pa rt isan lines over Watergate. safe passage from the Island were members of L~e Japanese retary Suswnu Nikaida ex- stinian guerrillas. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania said Red Army, the most radical of Nixon was frank In es Wat er gate and "I particularly the Japanese student organ. liked his offer to cooperate wi th the House Judiciary Committee." That panel's chairman, Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J., said he interpreted Nixon's offer to coopera te consistent wi th his presidential reWmibilities as meaning cooperation with I — 55 m es ignoring a presidential appeal to slow down voluntarily and save gas. But an Associated Press road check of the 50 states also shows drivers are staying close to 55 m.p.h. in the states where the speeds have been reduced. In states without lowered limiLs,drivers zoomed past the reporters in large rmitier' American . NEW YORK (AP) - A group of leading university 4 economists says government policies here and abroad, !l2 rather Um any shortage of oil, are responsible for current probleins with the supply of petroleum pro&ctz. me econuists -edicted In four to five years oil might "glut" the world market as higher prices bring greater production, i 1. I A government urea to reduce Ile wats un&Mven and told of. sPokesman said the terrorists Arab Oil. Oil Shortage Blame _ Bukorn. ficials at Clark Air Force he was "weak and tired," But Hughes Indictment Killed - RENO, Nev, lAP) - A fecjei'nJ judge ) Indictment against industrialist }I()rJ and called the document the "worst criminal pleading I have ever encountered" in 36 years In th e legal profession. The indi ct ment dismissed on Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Bruce Thompson alleged Hughes and Four others conspired to lower the value of stock in an airline while Hngheswas tryingtobuythelinenowflu -in 190. IU government said it would smk a new in- ! dictment. SPACE CENTER, Houston lATh - The Skylab astronauts have scheduled a news conference from space today and expect to receive a go-ahead to complete the final ieek of t he ir marathon &4-day journey. I 'Funeral' Successful LOS ANGELES(AP)-Howard DeUney's funeral was the culmination of months of planning. He had talked about it wi thout munching for some time before the e ve nt. Hehadhe!çedinitsprepw-aUonsand,lnfact,orchestrated the event from Inside his coffin. The "funeral" Wednesday was a fitting end to Delanc 1 i I ophyofdeath,whtduhehastaughtforthreeyearsasa professor at Loyola-Marymowut University. Delaney's de stu nts worked out th e details of his funeral. 1 I Wheat Exports At Record WASHINGTON tAP) - Government figures the United States is exporting wheat at recurd levels with thle Communist nations as the biggest buyers. Figures Z I keep Florida children from having to trek to schoo l in the dark. Gov. Reubln Askew had called the session restoreastern solely ar pe ninsul Florida. (Related Story Pg 5A) Legislators adjourned the two-day affair Wednesday withoutapproving a bill when the house refused to consider a Senate-passed committees. materials whether the President had actually disclosed a new meeting. virtually every Republican in the chamber rose to his feet, and most applauded vigorously. Sen. Edward W. Brooke, RMass.. who has urged Nixon to resign, stayed seated. Noting t he House Judiciary Committee probe, he said: "I want he walked unaided from the the terrorist still on [Mau Bu- Middle East oil, we must act the Organization of Arab Petroi. to indicate on this occasion that I wW cooperate with the Judicia ry Committee in Its investigation. plane to the ambulance bus that korn. He was believed armed now to ensure that we are never leum Exporting Countries, al. "1 will cooperate so it can conclude its investigation , make its took him to the base hospital. with explosives also. again dependent on foreign ready set for Tripoli, Libya. decision. ard I wW cooperate in any way that I consider con- I Newwwn were not aflowed to Government sources said sources of supply for our energy There, Egyptian President sistent with my responsibilities for the office of the presidency of *' talk with Kosh either after puj, Ambassador Umoto got In needs," he said In a separate Anwar Sadat reportedly will the Unit ed Sta tes," he added. relerise at the Hong Kong bor. touch with ['rime Minister message. seek a partial resumption of fie said he will follow the precedent of pazt presidents "of never der or on his arrival at Clark. A Kalcuel Tanaka it1 Tokyo, and Nixon described the meeting shipments to the United States, doing anything that weakens the Office of the President of the as "a new development," which T 4 _ - 4. will be left in the wheat reserve next summff when the ne w harvest begins to come in. That harvest is expected to be a rmord, however. Saving ty- Murder Trial Site Change HOUSTON, Tex. (APt -- A state district court judge is considering a possible new location for the trial of Elmer measure, saving mass murders. __ I : .7 r .. I- . District Court Judge William Hatten t,n Wednes&y granted his own motion for a change of venue &W a (h- - , inn for .i continuance, bringing tD an end ricarly tfirve wee6c of tt-_umony - I on pretrW motions. The tiling on the change of venue came after 10 of 15 aw-risP1cked at randmn from a jury panel told the court they did not believe Heidey could r"ive a Mir Wal in each month. Fiscal Agent Logan Browning that it is saving enough energy on a yearround basis to justify the danger it poses to the child who must make his or her way to is also expected to be on hand to explain, for the benefit of new council members, the process if selling $2.7 million in revenue vestigators Wednesday night owned by Arno Enterprises Inc. will end at 9 am. sharp. Orange to Finance the project. arrested the manager of of Tampa last year when juice, coffee and buns will be There Is no charge for Councilmen have also Olympiad Book Store, SR 436, arrests were made. The scheduled a workshop with Altamonte Springs, for the of a new business license Chamber members and nonmembers are encouraged to county coinmissioners at 7:30 second time in as inany days on purchased Tuesday lists the Year's night 1972. Kriz said Ilicken disappeared Uidents under Daylight Saving time, issued a statement registering disappointment That course was apparently stytmed by the U.S. Department of Transportation, which pin. I-'rid;iy at city hail on the charges of selling obscene owner flow as Trans Con Inc. of county's proposed planning literature. Winter Park. -If Congress fails to act before the regular S4.'SSLOfl of Florida's Leg islature this spring, I hope our lawmakers will reconsider th is serious problem and place our state back on threatened a eourt battle if Florida cluinged legislation and on the city's from his Winter Garden home the sa me day and was arrested on a fugitive warrant in South time more than once. Hope that rank-and-file lawmakers would support the move vanished beneath a pile of letters and telegrams from constituents who medical clinic building. 34, Francis Th Commissioners earlier this of Union Park, potted $1,000 week discussed with coun- bond and was released from pleaded guilty last week in cilmen the possibilities of the county jail. The latest arrest county court at Sanford, wanted extra hours of sunshine in sununer cf)unty leasing the building over an extcnthLi1od_of time. battle extradition to -. Standard Time beginning next fall," the statement said. the menn!Lme, i utr'i , ri continue bonds its br. ings School Zone Changes Postponed Eng neer Cr t c zes i i i By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer 'It is up to the board memapproval, but if act i on is not taken soon it will become tiers to act in the best interests a ca demic because as the year of the counts' as a whole," indicating the La yer _______________ _____________________________ i To Solve rossing Woes C t('on't. from page pensive crossing system, plus Park. 1 on ___.______________ -------___ - __ __ ____ _____________________________ _______ - 1 1 1 "I'l"I'l "'Il ,"Ii i i i: : : ___ __ - I ARMY-NAVY 310 Sanford Ave Lasts... Ill, iewpoint. grade Sanborn listed his occupation The action means the topic of movements, and the only thing crossings, and hat we need ' Polk and the county coinwhen booked as manager of the called the decision a mission also recommended the school starting times Cflflot that can solve the problem is to a guy from Florida persuasive book store and Dean said he is a"mistake." State Education Corn- hours be pushed back, layer come up again until the next construct an overpass," he enough to say 'put your money student . A spokesman for meeting Feb. 13. The board will said. where your mouth is' and get Herring's office said Dean quit missioner Floyd Christian has said. The major stumbling block to something done." hold a work ssion Wednesday, k p to ee board voted 3-2 at the Olympiad The seh001 recommended as admitted in the ___________________________ his job as clerk the action can be taken at hours. Board but no the existing school Book Store Tuesday after superintendents change the DOT merno, is lack of funds in work sessions. from Stembers Stuart Culpepper, purchased books agents starting times in order to get 1 doubt if the board will call the state's five-year rwd plan. I -Bud" R.G. Davie Sims and him Monday. the children out of dark mor. Bush, while estimating the Feathet cast tie ilecitling votes, a special session to consider the ning, Layer said today. cost of an overpass to be $1 arrested Sanborn was Layer said, "We are gaining time change since there is a Christian's call for action on a mmullion, including construction Tuesday and Wednesday nights on them. The last time the topic meeting scheduled for the week time change described the eight er the work session," Layer and right of way, conceded at the store after agents made came four members voted aft pre-dawn pupil deaths this Funds probably do not exist in purchases, the spokesman said, against it." At the time, Jean said. month as a "tragedy we can no and Ian was arrested as he longer Ignore. I just don't think Bryant cast the only af- In view of the motion for regular budgets. However, he said "this crying Night Theft exit ed a classroom at Seminole another time change the board this state can stand another firmative vote. is pure Junior College. Layer said he did not know considered that on March 19 the about la ck of funds accident," he said. t Authorities today saiicI the ,% -I am very much opposed to th ey always say when you ask bools and a small amount of book store, scene of numerous (roimu the south end of the county making t light after 7 a.m. a Daylight Savings Time. I don't At a special sesslcn Jan. 19 for something new." cash wet'e taken Wednesday arrests for obscenity law voted down the motion this think we need it," Christian Hush said the state had the night from Ken Kerns Garage, violations last year, has board voted to move the time. Mrs. Bryant and Allan said. timesbackonehalf hour for the money for an overpass 1121 Sanford Ave., Sanford dianged ownership accoriling Keeth voted Wednesday "I cannot change the hours by available for one year in the detective Torn Bernosky said north end county schools. change the tours. myself. I need the board's mid-1960s, but that the f ed eral today. government killed the program l3ernosky said an estimated School Supt. William P. Layer fortiled the board Sheriff John -- overpass, PUMPS Tools, Cash Taken In I Seminole Calendar W. 33', 37 1; t. _____ ___ - __ T 1st & French (17-92) Downtown SANFORD I • I • ________ W. REMODELNIIW( CIL--= 'I-oe _. - 4 t I/li - PP / -1,'1I 11 I l" i at i L F, I I I= • - Our home improvement loans will help you make your house grow as your fain ily grows. Add that special nursery, Florida room, den, plus, remodel the kitchen and dining room. pool for your family. Come on in - enjoy a free cup of coffee or Florida orange * uice while we arrange your home improvement loan. We Want Your Business: Std UI) Clrb4di 301, 30t,, 3Q, *0O*'OfW LOq'*l OPEN 'TIL9 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY i Area Deaths - _____ While Seminole --- Clearancel sale of obscene Burglar — Work Shoes nuitIemanor rnunt.s nendinu against dissenting votes weremay cast earlier and this will nuffify the because the motion not very small part of the problem. .salaries of the personnel in- literature charges. Both men Board "Wednesday' night 0 quashed a motion to move need for a time change," Layer "The major problem is the have appeared as the best for Hush said federal officials released on $1,000 bond each. said. school starting Sou th halting of traffic on a four-lane have been "bragging about county from their At the meeting, [Ayer in- the times back a half hour and highway For every-day normal eliminating railroad 3e' II. _1 if Boots & Sanborn. n, Par - NEW to a total of four Herring's spokesman said. Fulenwider identified the men as Harold Singietary Reldon Moore. Ile said the court ordered presentence headed by State Atty. Abbott Herring's investigations for the pair and chief investigator Jack they remain free on bond on the Fulenwider arrested Sanborn mnisdemanor charges. - make voluntary contribulons ° fl Two men arrested last summer for selling obscene literat ur e at the book store Sanborn, omas - .,,, F record served. • i 30 FREE CHECKING • SATURDAY BANKING 9-1 Johnson. pri ______ 111111 111111111111 ________ - New Chamber executive to records filed Tuesday in tax collector Troy Ray's office. administrator Jack Horner has in- olympiad Book Store was promised the 8 a.m. breakfasts fly BOB LLOYD City Edltor Attorney's State off DST this Sunday and return to it before summer. October. Speech houston, either no or in the near ftit!i. Hatton - i'd ';t- ,mill ri" Jv onFridjy 4-4 a final defew-e mo. 'u tosupçrcss oral and written statements that Htiuley, 'Tgáve to oflic-em-s last year after he was arrested but Book Store Raided Askew said he was "completely unconvinced stocks Wayne Henley, one of the two defendants in the Tcm - related drainage at a city council work session at 7 Phil . f planned sewer system and Askew had supported the congressional act that put the nation on DST Jan. 6 as an ener- emitock * -- Engrnct - r ti ...a.. Wi V'.I(..4 _____________________ _____________________ Federal funding prcgrams have aco come under his direction, Spicer will be the first in a series of prominent personalit.ies invited to speak at the Chamber breakfasts which will ______ _______ L.SPICEH both local and state levels. LONGWOOI) Consulting bill E'aliii will give a di'Laikd history of the city's Neither Nixon nor the White United States or impairs the ability of the presidents of the future him on the plane from Hong tlate with the radicals. The am- he said "will be welcome news House press office provided tin, to make the great decisions that are so essential to this nation and Kong.________________bassador__also_conferred_with_to_every_American."__lie__said_mediate_clarification,_____the__world." _-. — ____ . . ____ I t. ___ A I - __ - i t ~)i , Predicted By President - ~ P #IN _____ 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres- the energy crisis were corn-..ident Nixon has told congress to timing to worsen the nation's I ;J expect economic stagnation, economic outlook and be warn_ ........._____ T - 44 never re-appeared since." and cash were taken. "There high inflation in 1974, but he energy was over, A program to boost an must have been more than one said there will be no recession. Dawn Johnson -JANUARY 30, 1974 Samuel Swift, Osteen over pass would be nefit the robber, because the re were Geneva Via Ills no-recession pledge, how. Rena L. Veino, Osteen AI)ThSSIONS Broadcasting nationwide a /'* railroad as much as the public, some boxes full of tools taken Neil McCloud Jr. Faith E. Brennan, Oviedo ever, did not promise an ecoshortened versi ILL. BUFFALO Sanford: ELNORA RHODES on of his mesJOHN RHOADESJIt V 11111 \IM ( Bush claimed, because it would tha t were too heavy for one man Anton Sanders Enoch Boston, Oviedo I)awn Johnson . . . Wonderful nomnic bed of roses but only a sage, Nixon pt'bllcly scorned . . . For him . . . Excellent '.'. give the railroad "complete to carry unless he took a hand -. -- .__. _, -Enuilie Casiglio choice of thorns: If necessary, "the perennial prophets of Joseph M Esposito, Deltorhi Ester Ward Freedom of movement" without full at a time." Francis Green Anna Moroncy,'Deltona he said, he would speed up fed. gloom, telling us now Glenn Meyers ~ having to worry about traffic. .11. Detectives said they believe - __ _Z_ .. -) Joseph Nogueira .. Edna 1. Brackin, DeBary eral spending and stimulate America nmy be headed for a Kevin D. Dillard In addition, It would let the entry was gained by prying I Willie Green st ill more inflation, rat he r than recession, Carlo Franchi, Deflary Beverly J. Stokes railroad r ed uce maintenance open a sliding door on the north ___ Mary If. Shafer let a tight-f isted anti-Infla tion Virginia M. Bleichner, OrlanAurora Drinkard costs for the presently ex- side of the building. June W. Burgess policy destroy too many jobs. (iristIne NI. CofFnian (10 "Well, let me speak to that - i WJ W, _____ Christine F'rynian IHRTILS In his annual State of the Un- Issue head-on," he said. "There Hannah D. Rice ________ PhiLmore J. Jones r, and.Mrs. Joe Campbell, a 1011 fluessage on Wednesday will be no recession in the John T. ONeal ' ' George I.. Smith I -night, NixonsaidInflationandUnitedStatesofAmerica." Co u p I e girl, Lake Monroe Patrick 0. Parent I n s u Its ___ I ______________________ Nellie C. Koon Coffman, Mr. and Mrs. John I)aisy M. Hunter .. _____ Florence h1l. Arledge TAMPA, Fla. (AP~ - I'OhLe The note went on to %ay tile E Branch, Lake a girl, Sanford Ernestine _X ____ V. . weren't sure today whether thief was leaving in disgust Theodore Shuart, DeBary lnscIIAlt(;ES Monroe (,'p• .' Catherine N. Schiank, Del. they had a prankster or a bur. without thkinU anything be.., - ' Carol Anne Valois, Lake Sanford: JOHN EVANS neaday in that city, She moved cause he felt Ws fence would Iona , an glar on their hands. Caroline Wrightwn Mary Petersburg from Sanford A young couple filed a corn- laugh at him if he tried to VEI.DAHTUltN*ER MARIONSIROIS Funeral services for John in 1932. STANLEY -MANSFIELD VIRGINIA LONGWEIJ. in b plaint Wednesday stating that wholesale th e items. Nothing new . . . He was wonderful .. - A gooi speech - . . Enough of Watergate Richard Evans, 22, of Topsfield, Statesboro, Ga., imnd was the they returned to their apart- .,you have insulted my repu Mast who died Jan. 23 as a wife of the late . Ralph E. Noon Stocks ment and found this note in tation as a second story man, Island Crisis Worsens result of injuries received In an Stevens. the letter read. "It's people like t he ir typewriter: automobile accident, were held Survivors include a son, (APi • #w yO you who in,ake it hard for bur. j -Delir friend. I broke into WQf% L0* LAO (OaMew S0'i Wi SO. Saturday in M6bI o Topslield Ralph E. Stevens Jr., St. 17', I? ii's 'our apartment to rip you off. glars like me to get along." ,%1 so', see, s C'ngregational Church, Petersburg, three grandP • P fl' But after i.'xamiilnhtlg the con. The couple " as nut ideisti(it"d ,, two ,,, (1(4 Cc-a ,, ,,, 944b%0 119. III n 14 14 Ii hI Otlil ,,1 29'' 79 1k was the grandson of Mrs. children, Cathy Sue, Marshall IC. Co* td 10's IC 141 * 14,11 lit Am A,rI,ø tents of your home, I decided Police said appitrently nothing 04'n CeNp 24to 241, 7434 u's 1614 We Cwi C&n rank Evans of Lake Mary and and Rhett Stevens, all of St. Am fids " " By JEAN PATrMN II', when the U.S. is not at war. " was missing, 21's ii'. 7$, C*hui A.' that you weren't worth it." speech," said Dr. R.L. Buffalo, not get much out of the speech ,. i oi' Am Can Co . ,, the late Frank Evans, Lake Pete rsburg, and sister-In-law . . Herald Staff Writer , II)'. 1%)'. Am CIfl Most of all, they expressed and Marion -Sirols thought th 'I 1 121i iii. l31. Dule PD*tr a 'a" Am M40fl e "lie didn't say a whole lot that Mary plor,eer; and the son of Miss Rebecca Stevens, Sanford. '' '°' '°" SO'• relief Mr. Nixon had n so" Ar" lit Ito's Ot same: "Ile gave a wonderful we don't a1ready know," she William G. and Kathleen T. )I-. 311 a ]I's Eall KOd Nixon's State of the belabored "that Watergate speech." Adcock-Rhodez P.A. Funtral I'' m " ' 7)', fl fl. FaI Air LII' 43 IP• 42 commented. "A •a, r,n Ri'%90I' P bo ut the only F.vans of Topsfleld. 71 p 7$'. 31 • Union speech went well 1hing." One woman coin. Directors, St. Petersburg in )1u L,,'ark 310u i-I 511 (i "Gord," commented Stanley t'iinj, I coulf] inake out f(-:r sure 27 4'. ?e. Feb. 6-Burn in Evvrctt, Maf,s, he cliarge. liii. 00-^-4 " "a fliur&iay mglit, and in the mncntt'd, 'lie's dead right-one Mansfield. His wife, Verdie, was he's not getti flu r,,,or. 97 57 $' R.-.Ion ng out of of- wasaresldentorfopafIeIdsin General Business and P 431, fl • Iii Po* fl , 77' SISTER, Inc. noon luncheon: )), A"I 'nil opinion of most of the Sanford year of that business Is enough was In full agreement, "I'm all (Ice." 14'. '. 'a "i"" Program mnt't'ting "1 Sanford Ry C (cia 195 and graduated from 40 45'. IS'. area resmdents fntervieweJ this for all of us." At Rozen. Central Florida Crd 9*9 FuneralNotice 32'u 37's 32't iJ for him. I liked what he said." I 17 13 1? t1ish roqd an's Club. 5c0n0mtt Regional High 101 3V , vockoil STEVENS, MRS. morning, Mr. Nixon has "I really don't know what to lot. 201. 2010 Almost everyone approached "Under the conditions, __________________________________ Scott Pep VERA-Furiefal services for $0" .0. 00. C'm fie( II. lunch at 12 noon. Guest speaker ~ think aboul the speech." ad. School and North Shore 3" ' W• IS" ps, Sts Cif IJ" , (•,fl ?&, 0IIe Vera Stivins, o. oi 1 Community College. He was St graces. $ i'. si. si'• mUted Willie Mae Capers. dress, Only two persons in- things," said 1litLlL' i!it'i-uL c.,n t Iê'. I0'i 19" Langley Adair. Si Pttef'Ibucg. who did wd J5• 73), ', Sou?P' Co Gin Til LI employed as a saveyor !or the 45. 'i" '-s' Fcb.6 ' 37P, SiPY f*Sd8`V, Will t* hel(I SMUr"y at 371, It appears IJP Spoke to an tmiewed had not heard the 0 3,). ' A disseriting note was flung in wemed to her to merge with A G& IN" " Sp.ery R and 0 Published Daily and Sunday, It a m, at ihe gravew* in IP, 11 ', 1 7' Business attentive and approving Sanford I Goodf'CP' the other speeches the firm of Carter & Towers of W. $O'. '.' kth . 17$. 17', except y and Cal audience who liked w1unt he sild party. another said she was so Isle President has rmde over th.e • '3, ' ¶11 CI lId Christmas Day by The U'. 31' 14 Other surviycom include four about deallitig with the energy tired she went to bed 10 minutes She said the president wasted past year. 7' 7$'. " dinner and business meeting, NEW YORK APt — The flu't 0-I o'fIcIattng, Adcock Rhodts $$9tf 34') 31'. 31 Sanford Herald, 300 N 941(tJ$fl wo A 3014 p,111., Lake Monroe Inn, brothers, William J., Gary E., Trosco I''efal St, Pe4.i •,, •3• 12 1, stock market opened higher tocrisis and developing our own after the president came o the almost an hour &aylng nothing, French Ave.. Sanford. Fla. 1' In charge "I've never been a Nixon Glenn T. and Douglas T. lliirolti Judge '' "' resources, about checking air. Speaker: Ti,oi 04.419 37771 day. with tin apparent bmst , 5AA Air 3$ 7$ 20 and vot once did he dare touch fan," confessed Virginia Evans; two 12 Ill P ill UMC Ind I a front President Nixon's State of :": ;S Ills Ty'd sisters, Stella and R "TVv inflation, and about reform.ing Excv lien(!" declared John on thesubject vveryone wanted Longwell, "tmt I do think it's Lee Ann EvarLs. all of Topsheld 40, Second Class pos'age malih care survk-e i'. i,'. i", U C '7_ ' 'i'• _______ hthoades Jr. the Union [lit . to hear-the truth about the best speech he's made in a and se veral aunts uployal •v Sanford, Florida .S?71L bd ' __________________________ and untl'. Seminole County Caluuliers a", ii u " hit i 4 I ta4I Co " "" " Ile s entirely right Yø(94OVIl • 5)., 77 MRS. (MAlE -STEVENS erilge was up nbout a point, preed with the fact this was for him," was the reactioii of at the end as if it didn't mat- about Watergate: regardless of Subscription Rates by Wi )S'* Wi vations for Feb. call)[) Uw first State of the Union Elnora Ithoades. while advancvs led declines on " . Carrier _______ 3P. 33'i 77" CarrIer ter," he scoffed. t" My 43', 41'. 11 WI") Di$ who's to blame, we've had ___ 5 5 . the New York Stock Exchange LOCI 941 Mr spwh in 12 years defivered -I thwght it was a %vnderful Mrs. 011ie Vera SWen3,69,,if ea $ Veldah Turner said she did enough (i It. Ill', Ii,', longwood 3 to 77, , , I. than .!t. Petersburg, died Wedb' more .-.-.'''' '':.':-' Economic '\ — ru:tit turc r'-pii round Daylight Tune." t!furh 'C.. Residents Like President's Talk ri-d , Acrnilturc lkirrn''nt ndcatcd that because of the heavyexport drain only 118 mniilion bushe ls - t i ll way to wasigal Hospital Notes Astronauts Set Conference - ..-. - • when shot in the head at his SanfordMobile Park home N'ew burst They said he probably was mewere armed with explosives. 'irrespective of the An army helicopter pursued bthty of restoring the flow of ferring to the Feb. 14 session of flight surgeon accompanied Tanaka instructed him to nego. I I.\SEi-, I-hi .-\i .-\ legislative session has failed to lint! a f I - -. Askew, who called the session after eight children were killed in early morning ac- departure tILLs. a 1T(? After . I up . 0 — department of administration. Spicer has been involved in urban planning research programs, and has actively - ,ims at p measure that would have made tle time change next leaders NEW YORK (AP) Ame rica ns in the 23 stat es where il per hour speed kni ts haven 't been lowered to Unveiling — division of state planning, in school in the darkness of a fall or winter morning." Askew and legislative leaders wanted to go Carolina Nov. 15 by FBI agents. The suspect lost a two month & HoursS I). M1CtL, ntac -- - I bond. Sheriff's Capt. L. J. Krizsaid Eugene Watson, 30, was killed -- Sen. Philip A. Ha rt, sa id Nixon seemed to be saying WASHINGTON (AP)-Pres- his announcement was based on will cooperate with the committee of impeachment the way I've CLARK AIR BASE, Philip- bassador Tokichiro Umoto ident Nixon has told the nation "my persona l co ts wi th coope rat ed wi th other Those I want you to Pines (AP) Gerald Emil KosJu, come out to arrange for their the Arab oil producers soon will friendly In the Middle have, I'll give you." an captured by the by plane. hold "an ur gent mee ting" and East area." Chinese in the battle for the Police said a fe caused by consider lif ti ng their oil boycott It was accorded a happy Nixon launehed his Watergate remarks, delivered without a Paracel Islands 11 days ago, the oil ta nk explosion had been against the United States of applause from the text, after it appeared he had finished his speech. He declared he was freed today and nown here put out and nobody was for treatment. After the noon-time ex- sign," tie said Wednesday night guests assemb!ed in the House Stating he had cooperated with the Watergate special Kosh, a 27-year-old Defense plosion, three of the Japanese in his State of the Union ad. chamber. prosecutor, Nixon said "the tinw has come" to end that and other f . Department employe from seized the ferry boat Uju dress. But Nixon appealed to within investiga ti ons. Lafayette Hill, Pa,, had But afterward, sources which ferries Shell workers Congress at t.me When he asserted that "one year of Watergate is enough." reported stiffering from heW between Singapore and Pulau approve administration meas- the government questioned Don Sewer Plans : A former Winter Garden man indicted for (tue 1972 shootin ti:ath of a Sanford man i scheduled for arraignment today, and three of it surrounded in the harbor's the terrorists, assist Prime Minister Lee in esergy by 1980, decentralIzation of government, increased them took six aboard a eastern anchorage. The sources said a Japan Air. every way possible to resolve aid to communities and reform of the federal ship in Singapore harbor, ofliPolice the fourth radical lines plane had been asked to the Incident, educational aid syatein. cials said. South Vietnam today .• modified act School Suspect - Singapore — The first fast" of the Greater Sanford Commerce of chamber Tuesday will feature as Its 1. Spicer, guest speaker secretary of the Florida Department of Commerce, and Employment Security Administrator. Former mayor of St. Petersburg crud president of the St. Petersburg Area Chamber OF CO1TUTICIC in 1967, Spicer joined the state government last year as chief of the bureau of intergovernmental relations, . has Murder hostages SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) required almost assures the theyaranditdependsonifttie prehensive building program increasing all high school to feed a specific number system cannot be Implemented county will continue to support and double sessions have been capacity to 2,400 students, middle schools that feed one for the 1974-75 school year. Layer reported to the the building program they considered. high school. the spot survey could not be been Although no decision Sims, commenting on Layer's voted in with the four mills," he Layer's feeder system In. feeder plan said, "Now we need added. obtained, but the state was reached the board appears to cluded data on sites, schools to know the number of children Sims said the board is favor a building and zoning willing to send a survey team to needed, and expansion, but as In each of as consultants. The board proposed feeder "leaning over backwards" to system that can be he warned earlier "this can zones, where the new schools hear what the people want. 'flt and stablized to establish a voted to accept the offer only be a projection and is are most needed, cost of the Board has considered an array feeder system with limited knowing the spot survey would subject to change." still be required If the state plan and the board's cash flow, of zoning solutions during the busing. To proper)) (unction In and established priorities for last six meetings. At the last meeting the board team found an increased Seminole County a feeder the cash flow. Expanded schools, increased asked Layer to follow State capacity Feasible. The team will system would require more "That Is the purpose of the use of portables, year-around Rep. Vince Fechtel's proposal work with the board next _____________________________________________________________________ SChOOlS being built. The time full state survey at the end of school, new zones, a corncall for a state spot 5OFVe 00 Wednedav and Thursday. Talk Set _ 9 to I SINGAPORE (AP) - Four state. police said. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew pressed regret the Red Army It also included a pledge there will be ao recession, continued Japanese radicals blew up an Marine police intercepted the oi Singapore before going to the was involved. Ile said the am. efforts towards "a just and lasting settlement in ~he Mid(fle East, oil tank at the Shell refinery off ship and were reported to have eastern anchorage to meet with bass.ador had been instructed to continued efforts towards his goal of Anv.%r:can self-sufficiency in Island Cris is Axed ~?, the "- ._,.4 significant progi"ess." I challenger. ~' pledge -r l,Tr to consider lif ting their oil embargo and he disclosed his proposed federal budget would total $304.4 billion, with iiv'reased defense spe nding but no new taxes. N ixon drew one of ba biggest cheers of the night when he de. - -- hange board Vowing never to resign, President WASHINGTON (AP) in his State of the Union adt Nixon has given a qualified dress to cooperate with House impeachment investigators. Nixon's promise came in a dramatic finale to the Wednesday joint session of Congress and night speech delivered to a to millions listening and watching across the nation, But he sa id his cooperation would have to be tempered by pus presidential responsibilities, a remark th at drew skep tical comments from some Democrats. Declaring that "one year of Watergate Is enough," Nixon called on the Democratic-controlled Congress to join him in making 1974 recedented ear of ress" in oint agenda of national goals. He called for action to "break the back of the energy crisis" and said he was sending Congress major proposals In the fields of health insurance and welfare reform. ''' Chamber of that produced audible snickers from some Democratic .. limec (COfl't. from page 1 FEASANTS WINNOW and bag ' I School !; packed /' ,.,." cent increase last week in the price of a number of staple foods, but Banzer cWmed they were deceived be Com. ... —... ____-. ,I: . — .. - Bolivian Revolution Ends — House __________ ___ Spicer ,__=_ -__. Panel ____ __ . . Assist %. -mom _____ . Move ; __ i _ - _ . Biasts I' 'ajii j: He'll ___ Layer Sa ys Nix on _______________ _ ' _____ . settlement. - _ ' I -4. _________ and _. _ _ _________________ . 0. __I i_ wfr_ I...I.w _-_ - - -Ift _ - -. - I 10 Thursday, Jan. 31, 1974 ---- 3A The Sanford Herald a' . Is' . First Federal S & l. Sit '-' Week 55c Y r 2t4O _____ - _ ____ -- ----_____________________________ - �1 - -. ------- --J-.---.. ----.-----.------. - - -j- - -: . - -, . 4A--The Sa,itord Herald Thursda y. Jan. 19 Jack 4, Anderson By Due Their ' Pound Of Tra de 11 . : Flesh' Unions Are (LENS) ficials are looking forward with some trepidation announced that they too would be demanding a to this year's heavy round of labor negotiations. guarantee against loss of income due to the fuel Contracts covering over 5 million workers in major industries, such as steel, com - shortage had Negotiations start on January 30, though the railways, either expire in 1974 or contain present contract dies not expire until August 1. for reopening for wage bargaining. P No one expects the extraordinary industrial Under an experimental negotiating agreement made last March, the union has pledged not to peace and wage restraint of 1973 to last. The number of man-days lost through strikes last was the lowest since 1963, although major wage settlements were reached for some 4.75 million workers twice the number in 1972. strike but to submit to arbitration any issue not resolved by April 15. In return workers have been promised a $150 bonus, a continuation of the built-in cost-of-living escalator, and a pay incent. crease 'of at least And wage increases stayed surprisingly close to Abel has said, however. that the), will be the ovtrnrnent' g uidelines .5 of But there is a new mood oñnilitancy among th e trade unions, and the Secretary of pnlicR'd that rg.inized nmm, h: Peter of flesh" in labor "will be looking for 1974. Labor, - -- -- Alexander Haig sources with access to them ha ve told contain. Staff 1~come the federation's director of organization line to succession to th e most tes only 6.7 per cent above those a year earlier, while the consumer price index rose an estimated 8.7 per cent and higher Social Security paymen ts cut s pendable income. There were 4.9 per cent unemployed in take precedence over Brennan. Watergate us - that Dean made In refute them with lengthy, U.S. Squeezed Arab Leaders Split On Embarao ,c, of BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - committed Itself to pressure Is- drawal from Arab lands, par- but only after "the first stage withdrawal is completed Some moderate Arab oil pro- rael to withdraw from these Ucularly from the Arab quarter Israeli from the Syrian front.' ducers favor relaxing the petro. territories," he declared, of Jerusalem. leum embargo against the UflIOH, tile IeafflSt.!I"s, IS 110W 11iSU1I IJIdL three-year contract, signed last year, be Thri~anfvrb TELEPHONE 322 7611 300 N FRENCH AVE. 831 93 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publis her WAYNE 0. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General JOHN P. SPOLSKI. Asso,.iate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT WINIFRED F. 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Rocrn F oreman HRIS NELSON MzirbtEdto' BILL VINCENT, JR., ChiefPhotographer known oil reserves and the ac- porter of ending the embargo. still refusing even to talk to Is- Libya has announced it will rates, said Thursday that Sadat bers of the Organization of PetThe monarch, who is the has been asking Arab oil coun. oppose any softening of the emroleum Exporting Countriet in Moslem world's official protec- tries to lift their embargo, not bargo, and its militant colTripoli, Libya, on Feb. 14. i ;~#i A&IS V" V" I" t%nwie nt Ternali trith- leagues - Iran and Algeria f U-I IJI"%Xa, Ia UZI 151.11 LM SpLit among the Arao LUt U ) o'jntries makes it hard to pre. a timetable for Israeli with- drawal from the Suez Canal, are likely to take the same line. dict what will happen to the ____ - '.k. '-" "1l off. Abu Dhabi and some other small Persian Gull producers (' I are known to favor relaxation of ) ' ' the embargo because they need the added oil revenue. Rapidly ( ( ..-,. ' , -,, . increasing prices for oil shipped . .'' elsewhere kept their income TI _,. 1, high through the initial 'rt of the ban, but now some of th 4' ___ smaller countries are beginning to worry. They point to the EgyptianIsraeli agreement to disengage forces on the Suez Canal ) / worked out by Secretary of ,.' StateHenryA. Kissinger - asa justification for relaxing the oil I _____ '. action. .:-. SheikZayedbinSultan,presi.dent of Abu Dhabi and the i'.. . United Arab Emirates, has said -. ' -I "y ' the oil cutoff was a wartime measure that should be discontinued as a "genuine re. '% 4\ . sponse to the change In U.S. ' '" . . 4 1 I I // Middle East policy." 1 I - ~ .. - . "'. 14 $ - I But some of the president's neighbors disagree. .' ' ' ' -;.. ,'. -. _____ L'.' ____ ;:"- ,, '" Foreign Minister Sabah el "p Ahmed of Kuwait branded such .,. talk "premature," pointing out A / , 04t* that oil pressure was exerted in the first place to force Israeli " ' I N withdrawal from all the lands It - -- captured In SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery - 5k Week $210 Month In Florida 8V Mall Same AsHorneDelivery' All Olher Mao 5270 Month 6 Months 516 20 in The Public interest I? rn 3', $fl 40 U S Postal Regula?'ors provide that all mail si,bscripticn be pad 'n ao,tance Bizarre Entered as spcorid class matter *.u9vS? 22 190 at the Post Office of Sanford. 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These utilities have consumers coming and going because it wasn't very long ago that the companies were asking for higher rates to be able to rcpur:d t' Ilftrc-asin demand. dustry in offering the air bag safety 372 2611 system as an option on 50000 1974 cars, yet seems to want to keep It a secret by not promoting it. So Allstate Insurance company places Geneva Ovtido - Slavia 11Mathieun 349 57f5 Deltona OcBary Enterprise Fannetfe Edwards - 8343 full page ads in newspapers promoting GM's air bag! Allstate has been trying to get GM Osteen Chuluott (l,-,rr(P 'n tiiir ?Q7 d-' ?? 3841 Alfamonte Springs Fld,i ?i,cr&, Cuwfberry Fern Park TangIewood E Estates Goldenrod Eastbrook 838 2997 - - . . . : - ' " - - - and less driving arising out of the energy situation, the companies are actually pressing the Cost of Living The oil industry which controls natural gas and hefty portions of coal and uranium resources Insist on pushing prices of cheaper fuels up to meet the levels of Its more expensive fuels. This Is awesome market power indeed. . of just )rianln, the situation will worsen. What can be done? Here are a few efforts that show the way: being first among the laggard auto Massahusetts student public Interest groups are leading a national student drive to have states adopt their plan called "Lifeline Service" which would exempt small household users from future electric rate Increases. The student goal is to change the present inverted rate structure where the biggest Industrial and commercial users receive rates far lower than a small homeowner. San Frar'clseo Consumer Action, companies on this safety feature. -- - ' - ' - -- -. ' . i ----- ' - - ' i - - ---------- ----- ---L - - I- . •á-'' ' _. i, -.r icy approved Wednesday by the ft , . - I ; - -_ 54 - _4~ i. , 1 -l' -k 40or - 73 . - Watergate cover-up. Dean confessed that he, too, was Implicated. "Oh, John, you have no problem," said the President. But Dean insisted, "Yes, I have." EVASIVE - - 'T $ They discussed the possible guilt of Jeb Stuart Magruder, I I a costs of Watergate. "That will be no problem," said the President. Th en he questioned Dean about the purposes of the money. Iman said Hunt vinsA-nuin Alsq; namey. Im qu D.taiAVAII "an#_4 #~ why he wanted It, whether it was for himself or the others. The President also asked how they could be sure Hunt's demands for money would stop. II0 . INJAELLI TIR _______ ____ _____ Citizen Lobbying Heavy ________ __________________ -- - -A14 CIVINETTES PROMOTE vaj. PROJECT IMPROVEMENT Project (CIP) spearheaded by the Sanford selling to pubhcii.e the effort to beautify San- Woman's Club. Above, from left, Sally Peralto, 0 Suzanne Lewis, Debb ie Davis, Mary ford and make community improvements. herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) phone switchboards lit up and without taking any action, I-I eld I says It will Investigate the $300,000 reaped by a state real estate consultant and his wile from sales of a textbook made required reading for would-be agents. The joint legislative auditing committee also wants to determine if the three Florida Real Estate Commission members can be held responsible for allowing their consultant, Dr. Clayton Curtis, to hold the copyright on the book be was paid to develop for them. ' ' I "I think they in effect gave away the public's assets," said state Rep. Kenneth Mackay, DOcala, committee Rebozo To Testify MIAMI (AP) - Presidential confidante C.G. "Bebe" Rebozo wants to testify before a public session of the Senate Watergate Committee to refute allegations that he used presidential campaign funds for his own use, at- - torneys say. Alan Greer, an attorney for Rebozo, said a telegram was sent Wednesday to members of the Watergate committee asking that they call the hearing to "publicly - permit C.G. Rebozo to rectify malicious, false and Inaccurate leaks from your committee's staff to the media." In Wednesday's edition, the New York Times quoted a committee source as saying that Rebozo may have converted some of President Nixon's campaign funds to his own use. - ,. 1 16 State Rests Turner Case 4 Drummond =.iJM After four months of JACKSON VIl.I.E, I"la. (Al') testimony from 161 witnesses, the prosecution has rested its mallfraud case against Glenn W. Turner, attorney F. Lee Bailey and seven former executives of Turner firms. Special prosecutor Hugh Smith of Clearwater. Fin., ended his marathon presentation Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat then scheduled arguments for next week on several motions, Including requests for directed verdicts of acquittal. Jurors were Instructed by Tjoflat to return Feb. Il unless the moves for acquittal were granted. -- Seminole County Port Authority member Tom Binford has announced his candidac) for the district four - "The county budget has increased over ten fold and so has the traffic congestion and lighting between the County and the municipalities." Binford said. "Everyone In central Florida was warned about the increased influx of people and the only preparation we experienced from our county commissioners was lip service with $20 rhetoric- Now these incwiibents who are up for re. -,. - . ciection are pushing mor m.rnpacl zoning, better roads, closer the harmony with munipalities and a host of other 'it's election year remedies.' It is like closing the barn door after the horse has n and I think It's an in- sult sult to the intelligence of the citizens of Seminole County." liinf&rd, who resides at 2631 Derbyshire Road in south Seminole and is a repl estate salesman affiliated with Laurel Realty Inc. of Fern Park, has never run for public office be lore. "However," Binford said, "1 cannot stand idly by any longer t ( - ---. - - .-' Launching what he calls a agaInSt ampaIgn unresponsive county government" Iinford said In the last four years Seminole County haS turned into a "real rat race." - -- hm -d- Seminole County Commission seat now held by Greg escaped - - By ___________ member. The committee's action came as the result of Auditor General Ernest Ellison's report that Curtis and his wife received money from sales of the textbook. FOOTNOTE: The summaries give the President's verba tim language, including some startling cuss wo. I - -1. ____________________________ or school hours. Wednesday. there was an organized effort for or against the issue. "Some of the names I recognized and some I didn't," he Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Island, said her district office had received 159 phone calls Monday, all but two in favor of School children from Talla.. hassee distributed mnimengraphed sheets to lawmak e - ' offices Tuesday urging keeping DST. Several other legislators reported receiving many calls, children first and "oil second." School board members fr, to his office for distribution just before and during a two-day specia l I that en ded By BOB LLOYD tits Editor TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API - A legislative committee 11 I __________ INE4M, - wads of telegrams were deliv. Sen. ltu&wli Sykes, It-West ered to the Capitol. Palm Beach, said he had reA. ceived about 20 ilL tUilI, viiu most in favor of DST. John Melton said telegrams "in lie said he couldn't tell f the hundreds" • i Book Sales Income Probed 0 * Wheel Alignment 0 Motorcycle Tirvs ~~~___I B nf ord Seeks Po s t News Briefs - Brake Service -Floridians let their lawmak- subject. Counties spoke to leislti ers know how th ey felt about The House and Senate ad- committees, expressing their Da%light Saving Time as tele. journed Wednesday afternoon positions on changing the ti DeMattio and Jolene Dennison check out installation of CIP bumper stickers they. will be - Mal Spin BaIav. On Time Change Issue - SENIIN'OLE HIGH School Civinettes have Y)lned the citvwide Community . Improvement 1 STEEL BELTED RADIALS ft FOREIGN 1 DOMESTIC .1 _____________ . Ruling Tax lii Gulf Power rates will th'pen utility's rates is not a setback iiiission to cnider the corp rule, approved at A5keW's ur for the governor, rate tax in determining Gulf ing East March, that a utility on flie later ruling, the court "It was asort of hold-up-untilPower Co.'s charges to its cus- can charge its customers only said. _______________________________________ ______ _____ Another major concept in the added to it* policy proposal a ______ ___________________________________________ ____________________ 1) . ____ Florida few top Republicans such as Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott. BERRY'S WORLD T:.. i .1 Truman fell even lower in the populailty polls while he was President, Nixon recalled. HesworetoAlbert thathehad corninitted no Impeachable offense,,. The two aides who spend the most time with the President are Gen. Alexander Haig and Ronald Ziegler. The President has developed a strong personal affection for Ziegler, but Haig has replaced the ousted H.R. Ilaideman as the most powerful aide, our sources say ... Increasingly, the President is turning all domestic problems over to Haig to handle and concentrating his attention upon foreign affairs. . ___________________________________________________________ , Dean said it ould be necessary to raise $1 million to pay for the INSIDE THE WHITE HOUSE: Although President Nixon meant It when he swore he would "Fight like hell" against Wa terga te, he Is losing his zest for battle and showing signs of strain, our White House wurces say...He is abo drinking martinis. Sometimes his friend, Bebe Rebozo, mixes a small pitcherful befor e they sit down toge ther for an evening's relaxation...The President's favorite Is what he call., an "In and out" martini. He pours vermouth over the rocks, swishes It around and dumps it out. Then he adds the gin... The President is often restless at night and loves to take off on Impulsive drives with his friend Bet*...The President fiercely reiterated at a pri vate breakfast with Speaker Carl Albert that he has no intention of resigning. Nixon said he recognized his _____ _____ - I ... ______ III: 1. In a reference to his former right bower, H.R. "Bob" Haldeman, the President asked: "Li Bob Involved?" Dean gave Dean also raised the question of offering executive clemency to the Watergat defendants, "That's out," the President Is quoted in the summary as saying. "We can't offer clemency to anybody." As Dean spelled out the details, the President referred to the original break-in. "What were they looking for?" he asked. Of his aides who we Implicated, he stated firmly: "Everybodyhasgottogotothegrand jury." Earlier conversations between the President and Dean on September 15, 1972, February 77, 1973, and March 13, 1973, according to the White House summaries, disclosed none of the details th at Dean testified he had given the Presiden t. Dean didn't level with the President, if the summaries are accurate, until March 21. irsowcesuytheteHousew1thhekitheiummaries has because of the bad public reaction to his tax, 117 and milk fund been shown disclosures. But apparently. the .1. .-- r V 1 1' eci 0 r ('..'_" - .:• -._ 7 contention that lie didn't learn about the Watergate cover-up until P home and making speeches proposal would limit the popu. section calling for state and loations committee. about this and getting reac- lation in an area to the carrying cal governments to rely less on capacity of its natural re- property taxes as a principal The committee approved the flon." policy 12-1. Rep. Frank WilHe said the vote "tells you sources, such as water, and of source of reven. Court Delays Corporate ,iiiiiiiw~~, - - A ic - ! ! TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) we-rule-later opinion on the tomers. Askew is opposed to for enough of the tax to keep its - ('.1w Heu!1n Mkew's general question of the pass-on," Arthur passing on the corporate tax to profits up to a PSC-set "zone of "rna' .4t Court ruling that corporate The Wednesday opinion diThe court said It would rule How the tax would be applied tdUS be considered in setting a rected the Public Service Corn. later on the validity of a PSC - I K I : I o L. -- - ----, P these guys have been going House Governmental Oper. A , itk~&, , .. t Ii hams, D-Starke, voted against something about what the man-made resources such as people of Florid9 arethinking." sewer plants and electrical genit. erating systems. Chairman Kenneth MacKay by the The Impact cost proposal said he was surprised The policy says the concept.s acceptance would require newcomers to committee' s wide Florida to pay, through building are designed to recognize that mental services caused by their of the concepts included in the fees, sewer hookup charges and some areas of Florida want and proposed policy, areas move, the like, for increases they need growth while other "We have a wide cross.seccause in costs to state and local are already overcrowded. The added-cost assessment Is Lion of views on this cornknow goverment. included in a state growth The committee Wednesday pol- mittee," MacKay said. '1 11 " - ' - -- T- Sinkhole Family Returns PIERSON, F4a. AP)-Jean and Yaeko towell have decided that living nn the brink of a huge sinkhole isn't such a threat after all. They say they plan to move ba ck Into their house next Tuesday and start filling the 140-foot-deep pit that sent them fleeing Last December. The hole appeared from nowhere. In five days it was 75 feet wide, one edge within 20 inches of the Rowells' carport. Thousand of people flocked to see the hole, many to speculate on whether it would swallow up the Spanish-style farmhouse, about 30 miles inland from Daytona Beach. Sinkholes are not common in the area. . -. -- - - , - - -I TOM IIINFORD ...Launches campaign and watch that political clique °n the Board continue their of the average citizen, approve zoning for the hundred million dollar projects their cronies own and practice blata nt nepotism. ''I- nff,.' __ S$ them to "stop DST" by putting Jean Rowell said Wediesday he believes It is safe to return because the hole hasn't grown for about a month. His wife and their three boys. Ronald, 17, Gary, 15, and Richard, 12, agreed. It was a swim in the water. filled hole that convinced the boys, Rowell said. "They walked around the edge and saw no more dirt had fallen In," he said. "Then they took a swim, and when they came out they'd changed their minds. "They even wanted to go swimming again today." Filling the hole will take 3,000 cubic yards of dirt and will cost about $6,000, Rowell estimated. 4 9 3669416 %4 & U %, panacea insofar as solving our problems is concerned but I can guarantee hard work and honesty, and look the citizens straight In the eye when I say this," Blnlord said. "My background shows I am a conservationist. I mean to put Ws experience to work and stop indiscriminate apartment and commercial zoning which has led us to concrete jungles In the south end of our county. We're growing too fast and I think it Is time we stop and regroup and analyze just where we are In relation to this unplanned growth." Bn!ord said. Tornado Hits Homes HAVANA, Fla. (AP) - Damage was estimated at North Florida town. Police said one person was Injured and two homes and a barn destroyed by the twister Wednesday. Officials said Mrs. William Smith, who was In one of the homes, was University, has started his own newsletter, "The Insurance Forum," to tell consumers the truth about abuses and decep.ions on a company by company basis. Belth, whose accurate charges against the insurance Industry has jarred many a red-faced executive, will discuss such specific subjects a "What ITT Life is doing to college students?'' or what the Equitable of New York does to beneficiaries?" or "how to pay premiums 'for 'a peke of the rock' and have no Insurance protection?" spend more time lighting back In. Lawyers for the Oregon and 'S 4 ro TALLAHASSEE, F. (Al') - If a legislative committee has Its way, people moving to Florida will be charged for any increase In the cost of govern, : -. - I _____ W M ______ ___ 1111111111111111 don't A leading Insurance scholar, Professor Joseph BeIth of Indiana associations. Unless consumers 5teJd "1 I \1/ $75,000 alter a twister touched down three times near this What these illustrations show is that both the market and government regulators are being snowed under by the unilateral power of giant business and their trade to lee less shocked about acivaiijr The federal government is paying Ford and Volkswagen to dev'tlop a medium size ad vanced safety automobile. Ford, which grosses $1 . million an hour on the average 24 hours a day, had no difficulty accepting its 1595,000 share from Uncle Sam to do what it 'houId have done on its own, While several state thsur*TX W,nttr Sprins Nancy Booth launched by Nell Gendel, a former California assistant attorney general, has published a "Shopper's Guide to Banking Services" called "Break the Banks!" This booklet compares the price of loan, checking and savings services of banks In the San Francisco Bay area. Gendel says the guide Is so designed that consumers In other cities can easily adopt It to local banks. regulators have been pressing auto insurance companies to reduce their rates due to lower highway speeds Council for an Increase in rates. Lake Monroe 3772611 B Gas and electric utilities who for a General Motors id led the inBear Lalie. Forest City Business I - - tapes. popularity polls drive him out of the White House. The late Harry $25 40 1 Year 1! If popularity has plummeted, but he wasn't going to let the "We could always lighten the boat a bit more!" "The United States has not 5)4 706 Months . n the end, the President ruled out any tvah payments. "That we can't do," he said. once the ban is relaxed or called - - . 1. ... .e S OUT' THAT' , .1' ' rael unless it pulls out of a!l Frederick LaRue, G. Gordon Ilddy, E. Howard Hunt and o0w Aluned Suweldi, foreign min. captured Sy'rian land. Watergate figures. boycott, and how long it might . ~* ,, _ ' .0~.; . -' verbatim quotes from oil squeeze. speed limits of cc mil' an hour or less. Their G his Senate collected at the beginning of the month, More Some workers have already begun to feel the impact of the oil shortage on their wages. Longdistance trUCKdrivers, most of whom are Pdlu by the mile, find they are taking home up to 25 per cent less pay then before the imposition of -. r . . March 21, 1973. [kan is quoted in e March 21 uiun1ry as warning the President: "This is going to take you by surprise." Then Dean Ister of the United Arab Enii- - - . Lott at a meeting of Arab inein diate halt of the ban. 71 -~, - -......- ........... Even Egyptigan President Despite two visits by Kissin- an evasive answer. Throughout the conversation, neither Dean King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, United States, but others are determined to stand firm on the holder of the world's biggest Anwar Sadat is not yet a sup--ger to Syria, the Syrians are nor the President mentioned the left bower, John Ehrhchman. related sectors. W what t he summaries disclose thi whole story. In their present form, ' owcvcr, they -- summaries __________ Arab oil ministers are likely knowledged leader of the Arab to decide the future of the boy. embargo, is against an imme- ' .. - - / But December, only slightly more than the 4.7 per cent in November. But these statistics were the big lay-offs in the car industy. motels, gas . stations, recreational centers, and other travel- • have seen the summaries have no way of knowing, of the erased 18 mInutes of course, what has been left out. In view of the vital June 30,1972, tape, it is possible that the White Hmm its pounds Average hourly wages in December ,A-ere damaging charges timony and th e assistant for labor relations, in which lie will . - in methodical, lawyer-like language, the summaries quote effect, the third and, 79-year-old Meany the In order to entice Usery back to the fold, the White House offered Usery in addition to his present b a new post as President Nixon's . -.--- keeps In a folder under lock and key. - r We haven't seen the summ,aries, which White House chief Of February 1 in order to take up an offer from 3 per secret White house summaries of the tapes dispute John Dean's explosive Senate testimony the key tapes, quoted In summaries prepared by th e White House, support the President's version. George Meany, president of the AFL-CIO, to in I ICçyflIM. Ifl( by Undid Y,slvri SyndicML i*J excerpts from due to leave his post as director of the in ~_ ,*,l -4.I . I W6 ) Rut could be impeached for the crime of obstructilIg justice. Federal Mediation and Counciliation Service on calling for a "very substantial increase" over cent. per been ~ i about his private conversations with President Nixon. an told the truth, the President If it could be proven that labor munications, building, coal mining and - Watergate Committee I -?."- WASHINGTON -The way to persuade William Usery, the governpeace- maker, to stay on. Usery ment's top in their next contract. . 4 adjustment. member United Steelworkers of America, has envelope, employers and government of. Deans iestsmony Disputed i House l!4 I I' the average $5.75 an hour steelworker's wage, as well as for improvements in fringe benefits such as pensions, for which they would also like an automatic cost -of-living Foreseeing a tough year ahead in labor relations, the White House has gone out of its reopened to compensate their members for loss of earnings, Th is kind of demand is ex pected to spread to other unions. 1. W. Abel, president of the 400,000• What with the runaway inflation rate of 1973 already making incursions into consumer purchasing power and the energy shortage now threatening to bite even further into the worker's pay ing Restl ess Gett' .. - Th The Sanford Herald I Then there Is the "Stone Soup" -. one of many community food stores in Washington. D.C. and other cities springing up around the country that are organized around cooperative or non-profit principles. injured Three persons were in a mobile home wrecked by the storm, but they crawled to safety, said Gadsden County Chief Deputy A. J. Tickets. - consumers. -. ': -- •- -. - 39900 2-DRAWER WOOD FILE I '9l Top Sims. 24x1r 1 , • SAU W7 r - 'j SAL[ I - - -4. - - . - '- - ' - 133 I. , - $9755 [- ' 80 '-, SH- '- - • ROBINSON -'-'--: OILANDO, - i'nt of 52510 t)-i" : -i GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-2821 tiollol - - Ihs .11 1 'o.'- I is Si-pitment $IPLR MONTh8 rcludtng sites ta x ;. 960r il stua lt "I've got an idea! Why don't I just say 'He lied,' instead of 'He was caught in a glaring departure from the truth'?" ' -- ' ' price % r ' ecl'i(1iflg sales - tatIIIQ - , ~ P.i-,.Fyils,.~ h-1 - (-6-1 1 tuner ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 18% Cash pri.r :1 I'I'jht: $179.44 - with li-track rnrirld ,tape player. 4.spi's'd phonograph , and matched pi'aker system stereo multtpkx 4t Heighti ?r Ut, Iii U%15 They're buying wholesome food on the savings to neighborhood TA81 Top SiNt' headphone set! Futuristic styled system includes FM/ ,'tM/ FM l r , 8-track combo with stand! CONFERENCE t%~~ . ,,,Ile Includes 5 - $5.98 8-track tapes and GE $19.95 stereo ii Component Set Modern J: -- Ifj:4 ". wholesale and by cutting overhead and merchandising frills are passing ~~ - .-- - - -- : ,-- - .- -- . -----;---. - '"'' - �6A—The Sanford Herald •' - •• -___ •_•_•__ •'•• = •'•'•= --__- Thursday, Jan. a. 1914 1 11 Season For Hem-Fever ; 1 ' The Garden Gate lit& B) \lllOSA CIRCLE IF " .'I1 ' . Club __________________ Al C.' - . - / ) , ' - i • t . - 1 I - I .. - £ r I '- -. - S Em ly Nattrass arid Mrs. Amelia Mullany. A record of 105 members were entertaine(l. Among whom were 13 charter members as of May 1965 when the club was instituted. (Herald Photoby Charles Edwards) president): Mrs. i "91111L - k r - ' IF Air ! -_ -- I fil II luncheon and card party was sponsored by Casselberry Woman's recently Club as a fund-raising event for the club's many charitable endeavors. Committee in charge of - '' V ' I ' ji•• • f ' I J ____ ' 4'. • ,. - - 5" A •-- WEDDING BELM TO members. The pin was . . . . (I to r) Susan Kiley, Mrs. Ralph Spotts, Wendy Wade, Mrs. Charles E. Wade. Peggy Adams (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) mer) - - N;. 4 T.4 ... , . - - ;• •. 'I I ' a L-.ir' site opened her beautifully packaged gifts of luurious lingerie. - :. .. Sharing the festive event with the hostess and honor" were her mothrer, Mrs. Betty Martindill; the mother of the bridegroom to be, Mrs. Iterman • . Refreshments were scrved front a beautifully appointed table. in a candlelight setting. Adding to the sparkling punch were sausage hors d' oeuvr", assorted toasted nuts and a vari ety of cheeses The cenwas Presented to the guest of Bride-Elect W/e ndy Wade Entertained At M* scellaneous Pre-Nuptleal Pa ty - & terpiece floral arrangement 4 S .,... - presented by two of the three members she brought into the dub, Mrs F%el)n f'iet) and Eileen Ten - - And Ann was exactly that at a lingerie shower given In her honor by Mrs LeRoy (Norma) Robb at her fashionable Wilson Place home. Ann received the guests wearing a colorful polyester to the guests w 4— At the 14st meeting of the luh \lrs 1'. €in I 'utct nhizer with a was presented "Shamrock Pin", a inemnbership award given by the National BPW. to one who brings in three or inore new F - Miss Ann Martindill will truly reign as queen of hearts on Valentine's Day when she becomes the bride of Glenn Allen Welborn Happiness for a bride-elect is being in the limelight at pie print dress of red, green and beige tones complemented with red accessories A scrambled word game of kitchen utensils was fascinating 4 I -' nuptial parties , .. • •. - I 't ,' ' 1 :' .. ' - s... •' ' . ' -- --- - - A" LINGERIE S110WER 0to r) Mrs. Bettv Martindill. Ann Martindill, Mrs. LeRoy Robb (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) J Welborn; grandmother of the Miss Wendy Wade whose blue and white crepe paper bride and groont, pink and blue Landress, E.R. groom. Mrs. Raymond Fryer, nowers and surrounded by a Jack Fulenwider, Bob Rice, wedding to Gary Spotts will be streamers. and Ann's sisters, Beverly and Donzel Crouse, Patrick Talley, Refreshments were served blue lace ruffle. in event of Feb. 2 at Pinecrest The bride-elect received a Dean Cowdery and Greg Mary Martindill. Baptist Church, was coin- from a table overlaid with a pjp,qtwj with rniwllaneous white tare clot)' over blue and white carnation corsage to Stoghagen i.jød guests were OtIr bridal shower at the home of the centerpiece was a lovely complement tier ensemble from the door. For more infcrmaunn fiam3'work and especially hkes Mines. Dean Cowdery, William COWARD TONIGIff glittering styrafoam cupid the hostesses. 'A Streetcar Named Desire Mrs John Adams, 1918 Locust Also Mines Michael Lawson, Dorton, John Tyner, Charles call 646-2145. Carroll Crawford, Charicle Williams, LeRoy Taylor, Lewis holding an umbrella flanked by Sir Noel Coward the celeConcluding its flul week, Ave. STREETCAR NAMED Invited guests included, Price and die Misses Rhonda 11. Carter Jr.. Gerald Young brated English wit, is the Co-hostesses were Mrs. two mixed floral bouquets, performances of "A Streetcar DESIRE Fruit punch, rainbow mints, mothers of the future bride and Belcher, Cathy Pawlson, and Gregory P. Ganas subject of "Coward Tonight," a Named Desire" are scheduled Adam's daughter, Peggy Jan. 30 and the Annie Russell Theatre at of in The Annie Russell Theatre 1nd Miss Susan Kiley. nuts and cake were served to groom, Mrs. Charles F. Wade Debbie irissel Done Willis, Also Mines Wayne T. It, revue which opens was decorated the guests. The cake was and Mrs, Ralph Spotts and the Darlene Brown, Cece Stapleton, Richard Stallings, T. R. Smith, runs through Feb. 2 at 8:30 p.m. from Jan. 31 through 8:30 p.m. Rollins College concludes its The party area Carol Dowdy and Sue Harrell. Tom O.D. with white wedding bells and decorated with a miniature Mmoes. William Adam, Henry in the New Fred Stone Theatre third production of the season Feb. 7Freeman, For tickets and information, Schumacher Jr., David L. On the campus of Rollins Col. this week with Tennessee call 646-2145 classic, "A please Wil am's modern li Willis and Irma lege. Robb, Francis Coward has been the sub*t Streetcar Named Des re. Fitzwater. l i Directing the Rollins Players of several other reviews in Also the Misses Lucy Dean, last two years, "Oh Coward" in in this extremely difficult work Kendall served as co-hostess. Dom Willis I -inda & and RDS ByFANNF 5—. David u"a :sssiv& ,a — 'S. The meeting was presided over Herald Correspondent Custard" in London, both of recently directed production of Everyone else does by president, Mrs. John Moran. "Guys And Dolls"and "Fiddler The wedding will be an event which are still running. CARNATION CIRCLE A report on garden theraphy (ii Feb. 14, at 7 p.m. at Grace me revue will be presented in On The Rool" at the Annie Carnation Circle of Deltona at the Duvall Home for Men. Methodist Church. All friends STERCHI FURNITURE a 30's nightclub atmosphere Russell Theatre. (;ardenClub mnetat the home of tally Retarded was given by are cordially invited to whose last Gawlikowski, Mr. the complete with waiters and Mrs. Elizabeth Knight with Mrs. Moran. 1100 French Avenue few shows have been musicals. wedding and reception im- musical entertainment, Mrs. Mae Harding as coEasy terms 322.79S3_ Members, Mrs. Lea Stoney, ,,1tiv (Ailnurina ,,rtiu nt rrciiniiv likes Tnnc.c J . ,•-. -.—•.J .-.-- ----.---- -5-as Dorothy 7Mrs. Zora Webb. In attendance were 20 Eilinw()od and Mrs. Edna members. Mrs Oscar Torrens Cissing visited the Girls Club Mrs. Edward Knesel, I at the Duvall Home. Bernard Ifillyard ani Mrs. Miss Ellinwood explained the Russell Offhaus, were voted into legend o; the Poinsettia and me mbership. Mrs. Clifford how it became the Cbristmas Schaeuble was a guest of the nower. Mrs. Stoney made a Christmas corsage from a The bruary meeting will be cotton ball. William Stewart held at the home of Mrs Onlin poke on (Itristner. ne members will Ninteen members and four partcpatcm: plant exchange. guests were prest q IIOLLYCIRULE TheFebruaryniectingwillbe The January meeting of Holly at the home of Dorothy EllinCircle of the Deltona Garden wood. Mr. and Mrs. Al Gilbert was held at the home of will show films and speak on Club p Mrs. Wesley Guthrie Mrs. J. C. birds along the St. Johns River. ' Rollins To Present Plays r Gaideii C rc es LOOK AROUND -------- - - --- A 1 - L - ' . - 1-IR1) (MMMI'I'TLL 11 .\L!!EO.\ ..I.\l) L-IIW S c ____ . I; '.3.. ... I • education A open (iri%e for in€mbtrshlp At the close of the impressive A closed installation of the noble grand; Mrs. Eva I Pollution officers or Seminole Rebekah Beckham, vice grand; Mrs. service. Mrs. Jameson thanked IA)dge No. 43 was held recently Efirzbeth flanntun, financial the members for electing her as Langley Adair, Seminole the Ockl Fellows flail. The secretary and Mrs. May noble grand. She appointed her County Pollution Control committees and conducted ubuw Lrcasurtr bL upt..eu b) aim Director, will be the guest Ling. On Appointed officers Installed remainder of the met lhizel Gilhuly, retiring noble at the monthly General grand were Mrs Mable Morrison behalf of the lodge, Mrs.speaker Business Meeting of Sanford Rector, Bussard was presented a arden; Mrs. 'ileen E 'Mrs. Gilhuly welcomed Woman's Club, Wednesday, conductor; Mrs. Ida Hurlbut, beautiful silver dish. guests front Kissimmee, Maine Members were invited to a Feb. 6. and show slides of a inside guardian: Mrs. Mary and Wisconsin She then study of the Vekiia Strauch outside guardian' school of instructions in thanked her officers for their State President, Mrs. Karl F. Mrs. Ber Lim Snyder, musician Kissimmee, Feb. 9. On Feb. 14, fine support throughout the past and Henry Jameson, color the regular meeting will be held King, who was scheduled to year. The members presented speak will not be able to attend, a bearer. Supporters installed at 6:30 pm. to enable members gift of appreciation to Mrs. were in due to Illness. Mrs. Nell Futrell and Mrs. to attend a district meeting Githuly. During the program, worki of Eva William, right and left Orlando. Tbe sovereign grand area artists will be displayed in Mrs. Evelyn Bussard, district supporters to the noble grand, master, Shelby McCauley, the clubhouse. deputy President of District 10. and Mrs. Ruth Wilkinsen and conduct a seminar in Orlando, and ncr 5UU1, an mernoers irom tws. mary nonon, ngnt am r vu. u L 111313 UIIC UI 5VVCII such Kissimmee, installed the new left supporters to the vice seminars to he held in Florida officers. Mrs. ('.Uhuiy was grand. At the coneonclualon of the escorted to her station asjunior Mrb. Myrtle Horton, Mrs. meeting, officers, members past noble grand. Pearl Byrd, Mrs. Stella Moore and guests enjoyed a social Elected officers installed and Mrs Minnie Taylor were hour 'vith refreshments olcake, sandwiches and coffee. were Mrs. Emily Jameson, seated as courtesy officers, ! A' ' . As Rebekah. 43 Noble Grand -1,t, Prolyrain AL 7 / . W onian'#s- Club Ix ... - deserving girls will be able to continue and further their - ,. , . - Business and Professional Women's Club will celebrate 5th year of existence with an anniversary dinner at the Dehand Country Club on Tues Feb 12 at 7 30 p m The Deltona UPW's goal is for raising funds to give more scholarships for local girls than ever before. Members are tnlhused in w orking toward the success of this venture, for it would mean that more 1: eted • /lflfl Society Editor f? . The Deltona is now in contact onc of the u-'' 'd dttend ,, .. — DLIITONA Thursday, Jan 31,1914—lA By DORIS WILLIAMS - •. Emily T. Jameson Installed A BENEFIT , li/I iviartint d'*11 A IVI1SS n FANNETTEFDVVAItDS - ,• -. ---.------ Valentine Bride-To-Be hiT' ,. - . W I - - ' -,. -.5. ..... The Sanford Herald HeaaldCorrespondent : fj/' I d4'i AL • - ..• ''" To Observe, Anniverswy ' ' . , BP 41 1d 1. program flUfl} of ne olor or several S... In Florida the) thi-p.e in colors and mixtures, you can &.. ' Hem-lever is sweeping the almost any soil from mucky to obtain some striking ma.ef. •country, and is prevalent in dry sand) types.Certain feels B proper selection of i Florida It is er) unhgiou 'iratit will not take sanip varieties, you an also ha v e and may persist for years, once conditions, and certain oii extended season of bloom. F; . YOU become a victim. 11cm. don't particularly Like sandy l)uring the first season, single lever is really the yen to grow so 1. plants should produce from one the plants commonly called the Their dislike comes in time so to three bloom stems. If left Dalih that .ou ma move them to undisturbed they will multiply Actuall the da)hl) is not a suitable soils and locations The into good sized clumps in three true lily, and instead of deriving ideal soil is a medium loam to five years. You may divide its food from bulbs, it comes with good drainage If planted them an time after the first from thick roots They belong to in good rich soil they need v ery three years, I' Speclallstc the Amarvllid family, the little plant food. recommend leaving clumps generic name being Tho or three applications of for four to fi%e years Hemerocallis. soluble plant food during the Best time to divide and -. Just why is the Daylily or : year are usually sufficient. transplant in Florida is Sep.. Hemerocallis so popular? One Foliage sprays of minor tember and October, however it might answer this by saying it elements do help gibe a good is possible to do this almost an is the easiest of all plants to 't ii, green color to foliage and time As most plants are sold grow.and one of the nost brighter colors to the flowers during the height of the tW rewarding for colorful flowers. Most daylifies will grmiii in blooming season, it often _% ;I- " * '".' S*•* Ut IM4,fl., ..UWtCI sA.tuIllt nev.u'. itt diiue at -4 and pests. Acertain ones fade easily if they Owt time. mOn top of this, they seem to get too much sun during the A good mulch is not tiri v in proIonit d p.--rind,; ! d in I oth'rc don fi .t r nt '.it h.1 it . dryness, orAhcre there is much heavily if grown in the sun. down weed and its ry rainfall. They don't mind the Plant enough varieties to moisture and plant foods. Wood hot or the cold spells, provide blooms from one or the shavings, sawdust, leaves. MEMBERS of the Deltona Woman's Club for in other words even with other, until you find the best spaghnum moss, are some of five or more years were honored at a Coffee at maximum neglect they seem to ones to grow in any location. the items suitable for a mulch. the Woman's Club house. Five of the honorees thrive and even bear, however The reason these popular If you use sawdust or shavings are ii to r Mrs Blanc heB' h If Mrs Grace like all other plants, they do plants are called Dayhlies is apply some Milorganite to the first Berg. Mrs. Margaret Wa g n e r, much better when some at. that a nower opens every day of soil first. This supplies enough tenuon is given along with the week in regular order in extra organic nitrogen that will general feeding and watering each scapeorstem By planting be needed _T_ fl - o a - nce a A Fe ___ To Take Advantage Of Gigantic ANNUAL the successful benefit are (I to r) Barbara ,.... - Taccia, Mrs. E. D. Heiss, Mrs. Jack McFee, Krystal Hruby arid Mary Wyman. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) .' . S. Wk !)rle( table Darl ing , !.aznti (1,1(1 I(1rIni' 1 III!!! NFJONESttleRCdSchI IIoti3e II director. right. and Mrs. Gilmer Randolph, of tile Lake Mary Woman's Club, discuss Little lied School House objectives. Mrs. Jones was guest Speaker at recent club meeting. rieifd Y~A 1, /erL(oneJ.CCL?l 5.. / C. L)e I5e/coNe. mary/es thers 7N. PsriAvs.. ' 2Scj)t Ao4ssj Sanford ,I 'I flEA HUGHES 83492)2 I h Sanford •) Wr S wig and p,.gnir W. imported Alcon lace accents an ,- "96111141mer ilmer peog nO*r and Anfron III t , . T 075% SAVEUP On Brand Name Women's, Men's & Children's Shoes / 7f ' I ', nylon crepe gown. Select her favorite color 5,1 S)5 I SALE ENDS SATURDAY, FEB, 2nd, 5k', . Ile SANDRA RAWLIFI 8 3 4 9717 Camisole top che'n;s,' o anti0#09 nylon Vat lace accents. A / I i'' '' L \' (,2I'IW 4I?#11114 •' I I b.Ains pants Chemise IS Pan, Ii*1 from $1.75. -. 8349212 '23 / SHIRLEY MILLET &111 9 2) Id, Foqest CUy HiLDA RICHMOND 868510 Deitwia ?i 4%Ofl. Nylot, tricot 11111 slop With gciqV. . oui hit tirm pc, nuneni A nI l cIu,g *4. - PH. 322-3524 228 E. FIRST ST. I- IIIW kent Shin atS't . With Altamonte Springs d,nrd on int '' v____ •'' , SIDNEY THOMPSON i- PicriitF,r, • 1 GROUP SELECTED Handbaqs p,.l-o.5' pa"' OFF OPEN FRIDAY NITES tt;t (I4 b4by doll maIct;ng pants A float 01 a Skirt nylon !',Col mist. Over with slwv and acceftied wtth ribboned Yoko Gown it. Kn l-nglh 9Ow? tIll. Robe with 1 75% '' niçfl7'S SHOE STORE 208 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN 322.0204 �_ - - - 8A—The Sanford Herald I U UI U I I ER W I fl Will 1%U Even with Bennie Shaw on th' eourt, the Raider's magic had little strength against the rebound dominating, hot s1oting Timber'wolves who raced to a 50-30 halftIme bulge, mostly in the las! 10 minutes of the opening half, , The 34point margin was the worst setback suffered by a Joe Sterling Coach SJC team. It was also the first loss to Lake City in Sanford. I W I Ar wJ The Timberwolves' backcourt men, Mike Reddmg and Steve Hendricks ripped the cords for 16 and 21 points, respectively. Both consistently beat Owens and Crawford with their ball handling. Coach Sterling termed the defeat the school's "worst ever," and the sparse partisan crowd agreeii. Now, the Raiders lace a battle with Valencla Conununity College far the division's second playoff spot, Lake City shot a torrid 64 per cent from the floor In the first half—something the Raiders have had doing since the flCW year. Taking a tight control of the boards on the strength of 6'8" Marvin Lloyd and 6'5" forward Wilson James, the Wolv's exhibited flash last breaks and forced the Raiders into a more patterned offense. . James ripped the nets fur 22 markers while Lloyd canned 10. 1 I .JI By J RICHARDS Helald Sports Editor Overall, the Timberwolves hit 41 tImes in 76 attempts, le the Raiders were limited to just 28 buckets in 84 tosses, The powerful Lake City team, undefeated In eight division battles, moved ahead of the Raiders 9-8 in their eight year CZIgC war that has raged throughout the state almost every year. Seminole, which is one of the state's best free throw teams didn't get a chance. Clifford Manley made the only shotof the night, thatatechnicalaftera Lake City substItute reported on the floor wearing the wrong number. Lake City's polished big front line wasted littie time determining who was the class of Division II basketball against Seminole Junior College Wednesday in Sanford, recording the most lopsided win ever in the annual duel of dh'ision giants, taking a 91-57 verdict, The Raiders, who had upped an early season slump to a highly respectable 13-7 record and a sparkling S-I boo , , • o .m h , €ar..er In . , mno.e vy e1g.1 porn1s uie )ear. The much-hoped for and expected Raider resurgence in the second hall—not so uncommon an expectation at SJC. Lake City confrontations—never maLrialized. aw canned 11 of 21 shots from the floor for 22 markers and Mike Williams continued his double figure pace with 14 markers. hlowevsr, Gerald Owens canned only 10 points and Chip Crawford, in his worst game this season, hit only three game. _________________ I Sporf --' . Herald Sports Editor . ' .: .'.W ____ rfL - '! . A leasant to I th ed '1) Fl d WtntrTnur ""-c' '' 'iwnen the tmad:Sanfrd's . - , -. . :t-. i. ... .. r ';j .=. . .; .. r . ... . _. _____ I... . . -. -. — IJT-. j A - 51j51j . I ______ - --.-..- _______ 1 I - - . - - ..- - — Florida Technological Unn ersit> which in onl> three > ears has gained national wresthng recognition, currentl> among the thp2Uteamsnthecountryinthtercoflegjategrapplg5tJ1g the state collegiate wrestling championships this weekend at the naval training center gymnasium. ' . 1' . ' y Y. . •. 'Ii -j-f j.j- .; - •. ofFTtJhaehostedtheprestgeoustowpy Friday'sactionwill begin at 7pm ,with a 12 30 p.m time set for Saturday's second round The finals will be Saturday at 7 30 p rn It will be an excellent opportunity for high school wrestlers in . ' .1 - '• . It wasa pleasure to see CoachJack Paritelias'Sanjnole Junior College baseball team supporting the Raiders Wednesday night in their defeat at the hands of powerful Lake City. The basebell playing Raiders get their season underway Feb. 9 agatact Tampa Hlllsbcrough Junior College, away. The diamond squad which is one of the best on paper school has ever had, appears a very together outfit, and they certainly outshone the other students attending the game with their vocal support lent to their cage team. That made up for a aiV'P.. 7 ••. I ' FlU Hosts Cnampionsnups compct1tloni.slikemcollege.QuiteaIewbo>str.owareaarep collegiate prospects, especially at tabent-tadened Lyman, which appearsheadedforatAgshotatslatehoncrs ' Raider Baseball Team ____ . , erbabemi es It ppe co1i ,n se— aUCU u.e LStin five years by the host pro. He cited course superintendent Wayne Lennox for bringing Ma>fair upto snuff, adding man> of the pros alread) in Sanford ha e made simi.iar conts .1 ntn sour ieaucr LXJU nruno, who won the Palm Coast Open last week was out for 18 holes Tuesday, recording a par round. Mother p1easait surprise will be an increased purse, from $6So w pw nae signed up for the pro-ani Feb 5 txit Ma>fatr could still use a few more amateurs At a $25 fee, the prlcei.s right, and the prize mone> for certificates, etc , can go as high as there are entries All monies will be returned to the contestants in prIzes "i' ' - 7 '- .. fhj 54 F I f! (1 " ) U . . / - - ,,, , •5.j4' - . •-' '_s • .. .- = - .. -;. .,. A .' . . ' .,_ -.-;j- -- ,' . .., . . . SiC FO FT IP Crawlord McCuIIum orle ..IOams 1 1 0 7 LAKE CITY FO FT TP Hendrickson 9 Xennebrew Whpçr .' 0 3 0 2 0 3 02 0 10 S ' 41...... .91 C i -____ '- 'V ' . .. . . . ... ,, . . , LAKE CIT S MIKE BRO% N ., , Lays-up two for the Timberwolves i L L T rs' t. .i (Herala Pnoto uy nIciiaru) I today axeroclusterbonuses So maintains are used b> he decided to direct his at- thousands of youngsters and tention toward school and at. adults throughout the year. And The athleticall> inclined, and tended the Luscombe School of there is alwa>s somebody that for that matter the not so Aeronautics In West Trenton manages toget around to all the athieticall> inclined, the New Jersey There he strapped gaines going on at the three good they have it. snuin on an intruinural crew You guessed it—Harry Smith! The Sanford Recreational ani at Luscombe. Some daya be puts 15 hours into t ' s one? iart men C be t f th rvlslnd the day's activities A retired Army ft Colonel, s nnln about from one side of cii> commun, g Smith has seen duty during the intoestate.Aloto4J.Uwor,, town o nez. three the United . Pu in o a program last nd line IS States has wars been involved in. Quick to piaLse his immediate like tiis, and o, n man WhO During World War II, although supervisor and Recreation " °" ' "f" his records show he was Director Jim Jernigan, Smith tnone t.,e ess mus • gen jou stationed in Guam, he was on 11 indicates one reason why he e,wt or in outstaning different Pacific islands shere thinks the Sanford Recreational )uPnenuent ' he was awarded a Bronze Star Depiwtznent can service so ;r ecreaton, mi rr torhts pi'rformanceof duty He mans community citizens Smith has been manning that has spent time in Spain and has Mr Jernigan pocsesses a top. porilorthelastfibe)earsand headedarcticexpe(1Itlonswhlle notch abilit> as an ad oversees a list of activities that stationed In Greenland. He also ministrator and innovator, rolls onto > our feet if > ou ' e got ser ed as a militar> ad Isor In said Smith the time to list them on paper the early stages of the Vietnam i ectonDe)rtmen Atage5l,Smtthstillhustles War. about like he did thirty-five and tIn summer and fall But it's hard to get any more ai winte ys ago as a better than 1:Iod The average baseball and football personal information that that activlt.i s run the tamu tfrom e pla>er during his high schoOl out of Smith. All he wants to , to U talk about Li shat's going on days tween now Uke the three-way tie for .eram.cs n Only now he's the one that is first place in the Boy's Junior classifications you can find some rut or e%er)bod) making the system work so Basketball League and others tan enjo> it But plans to operate the pla>offs Young Sanford football discussing that would be like should they be necessary. players even have the op. getting hung up in the top of a Always two steps ahead of the portunily to participate in palm tree on a deserted island 1. A 1).wis,,-aSSanu 5) I RIC 5. ' rOiusgIt couldbea long tune before Contestthatiaconcludedatthe getting down. "We have received out. national level standingco-operatlonfromthe 'th t' arry Srni ,at one lIflC, principals and athletic direcSmith likes to point out that tars of Seminole High School, his Recreation Supervisor, pr:!e,skinal Sanford Middle School Diane Haa.u, does a great job harry was u.&ng SCOUtcu Lakevlew Middle School," at organizing girls' sports and the Chicago niiite uZ in 1939 expressed Smith. Referring to less stringent physical acv,i.vn i was a catcr for .is . the opportunities grantvu to use tivitles. . h sdi ooa ma I nut erI ea di ng th sChoOlS gymnasiums for ,..,, , ,o oI .ern.gan, m tJ,Lm to i p rect winn.n , g Junior, tote mediate Llo>s and od For Win FJ BA1 F , A Full Snorts Corn r niex r Junior College is good news for all of us who follow the Raiders' cageteam.NowthatCoachJackPaflteIjaslsnearIngda miserable state of repair from non-use, the school will have Wouldn't it be even nicer, though, to have 50IT} track to put all of the athletes but the golf team on cmpus' M unsurfaced asphalt track should cost around $),0O0, ar4 with the proper attitude I'm sure the county commission could be ap proaclwdbytheschoolanditstiusteestohejpout, Notonly would programs, such s. AAU summer olymplcs and the Seminole YMCA would be more than happy to see such a centrally located sports compèex, and might even ask to help out if they could use the taIIty for sotmt of our sports-starved yOW)St&B. The SChOOl could also expand Its student-athletic program, including %arious xnrts not within their capability as yet. I never could swallow the concept a "jock" was a dumb urn.! :hat xbtcd m l' - :r cnp' ciasie.S. And the holds trie tr the student, A snarp mind In a lazy body is waste. If I had the chance. I'd make athietica—participatory athietica— mandatory far students of any age every term. Gets the blood circvlatmg. t,j Lf" 1,ic + 9 . M,aryianil. LIONS 61 VIKINGS 43 aC e s o ii r t S ii I f • ore m a fl. a n e ifth 1:35 rem1Ining. I on '' lead going into the fourth De.tle s Gulf height. Joe Lab- Sawyers six, and Dearee Haycs Muhammad All claims to be the l4,0006eat indoor arena, tender available," said Dick quarter. Paul McNulty of man had 14 points for Dekles tow. people's champion, George Foreman's purse should be Sadler, one of Foreman's hanst.raight points to go with Rocky Stevens 32 each, Bobby Meyer for the Vikings, Ernest Shuler the heavyweight boxing title, is e e S. nk could not fight Roll tio. gan six eacl. and Arron Kuflman 'i'd bike to think that I'm as "Before I fought AR, I was ' 1. ': r,p ' (, 'a tI I a, 4 - ,% "— I . fl : 4- __________ ________ __ - _____ " :--.- ' - ' - ':" , -. . .,, - .' - v,. ,,, . .. .. t - L to R (front row) John Foley, Jimmy Piatt, Tommy Feris,Tony Hayden, Patrick Taylor, Allen Gale, Larry Snell, Dorian Simmons, Kevin Brown, Rick Davis, ALxiulIa Baker, Scott Barklev, Keith Jones, (back row) Carl Arnold, - ' a.1 ' '1 4.-;'w'_ -.''."i pa. .. ' " . . '? - ' " -. ' . ........•..- . -. P I. I . Bean Captures Dixie Golf NFL College Draft MIAMI (API - Andy Ekan, a 19-year-old University cif Florida student, has captured the lead in the Diiie Amateur Golf Tournament. The 72-par tournament, played on the 6,927.yard coursC at the Country Club of Miami, was at the halfway puirit Wednesday. Bean carded a five.under'par 67 to take first place at 137 from Dale Marcy. Marcy, a hardware salesman froniU 111gb Point, N.C., shot a 72 Wednesday and fell to thin place at 139 Tied for second at 138 were Rick Karbowskl of Auburn Mass., and 1)ennis Sullivan from Gainesville. Fla. The following deals were made during NEW YORK Wednesday's session of the National Football League college draft: —The Pittsburgh Steelers traded defensive back John Howser to Denver for the Broncos' sixth and ninth round choices. —The Baltimore Colts traded safety Jack Mildren to the New England Patroits in exchange for their sixth round choice. —The New England Patroit.s dealt linebacker Steve Kiner to the Houston Oilers for the Oilers' ninth round selection. —Wide receiver Joe Sweet was traded by the Los Angeles Rams to the Washington Redskins for a nintl' round choice, me Washington Redskins dealt running back George Nock and two late round picks to the BaltImore Colts in exchange for linebacker Ed Mooney, guard Corny Johnson and the Colts' final pick In the in the 1975 draft. Space Coast Golf Series David Lund of Tampa ('fl('O,\ BEACh!, Eta. lAP) in the second tour victory a one-stroke Eta., has won Space Coast Golf Series. narnent of the Lund had finished the first round two strokes behirn Jim Ctiancey and Charles Krenkel but came from behirn Wednesday with a two-under-par 70 for a 139. The winnln score earned him a first prize of $1,575. Larry McAtee, also of Tampa. 8db Lendzion of Grenadi HilLs ('alif., and Cliancey, from Birmingham, Ala. earned $1, 100 each by sharing second place with two round scores of 140 on the par-72 municipal course. Krenkel, of Birmingham, shot a 76 in the second rounc and ended up in a three-way tie for seventh. -- Cleveland Bowling Tourney • - Jerry Fryer, Al Scott, Mike Parijan, John I)illiard, Jeff Dorton, Terry Sims, Wayne Pace Jerry l)ickerson, Vince Girardi, Ehane Harper, Ray Cowell, Dijullio Jacobs, Bernard Merthic Sports Briefs my pockets instead of money," have their rematch instead. ' "-'-'--' '- : ______ . _ _ ' -' '" . .. ' T 'U .' - '' , r .4 4J ' L ,,,,, 5J-..L , , ___ GREYhOUND GRAPPLER ON TOP OF SITUATION .Lyman favored in tonight's DeLand match-up iflerald Photo by John Cherwa) Gre yhounds Meet, DeLand Expectel to lead off the defeat coming at the hands of in a dual match in over two evening at 100 pounds is Winter Park on Monday. years. E)onnie Armando Payas. Payas is Thompson Glenn bull and John BI.i. Es scheduled to go for the Hounds meet in a rematch of U.e An old wrestling rivalry is undefeated on the year. In the 120 weight class is Paul at 147. Greyhound Invitational. In that rekindled tonight when the Lyman Richardsfollowedatl2lbyGuy Thel56clashisa!soexpected contest Hill pinned Bishop in unbeaten untied Greyhoundshostastrong squad Cambell. In Cambell's Winter to go down to the wire when 2:23. controntaiion Park he DougWilkinsonfacesDeLand's In what is billed as tic from DeLand. The annual wrestling affairs sustained a cut under the eye Bishop. Wilkinson recently feature event of the evening with the Bulldogs have been a but Scott feels it will not suffered a bloody nose in his Mike White and Tim (layers rivalry since the Hound hamper his wrestling talents, last confrontation but Scott aLso meet in a rematch. In their By JOHN CHERWA herald Correspondent That's because Bill Dineen is 4-2; the Vancouver Canucks drea and Paul Shmyr gave tb two grapplers didn't "make" whipped the Detroit Red Wings Crusaders a 5.0 lead in the secweight. According to Head on the prowl. Dineen, the Houston coach, 7-3, and the St.. Louis Blues out- ond period before Murray Hall Coach Bill Scott if Doug Peters and Dave Colomb cannot come enlivened a rather one-sided scored the California Golden finally put the Aeros on the scoreboard. down to 106 and 113 they can World Hockey Association Seals 6-4. Dineen wasn't the only one forget about wrestling in any game by charging 'into the COUgars 4, Blazers 2 who wanted to get closer to district or state events. If they stands to battle a fan. Heg Fleming scored his see"I've never (lone anything fans. don't wrestle it is expected Pat orni goal of the season at 4:53 of Gordie Howe took a trip Up the third period to snap a 2-2 tIe Howlett will handle the 106 Like that before," said Dineen division while veteran Gary after his Aeros were tripped up the aisles, too, and it wasn't for and help Chicago past VanMiller will hold down the 113 by the Cleveland Crusaders 5- hot dogs. co uver. l."But I reached the point Witnesses said that Howe folclassification. where I couldn't take it any- lowed Dineen into the seats and Canucki 7, Red Wings 3 After four years, Vancouver more. The fans have a right to scuffled with a fan of his own. cheer, but this guy became too The incident was apparently finally broke the ice. _________________________ ________________________ touched off by fan comments The Canucks skated away directed at the Houston bench, with their first victory in the includingarelerenceto"busii Olympia since entering the league in 1970. leaguers." rI.I.II College WVE LAND — Dale Glenn and Larry Laub, a pair a. Giliiornians, shared the lead In the $60,000 Clevelarx Bowling Tournament after averaging 235 for L gaines. II - JU Assistant'Resigns JACKSONVILLE, Flu. (AP) — Les Yellin has resigned as chief assistant basketball coach a! Jacksonsilie University. JU Coach Bob Gottlieb said Wednesday that Yellir,, a former head basketball coach at St. Francis College in Brookl>ii, N.Y., resigned for personal reasons. Yellin's parents were killed in a plane crash last year. "1 encouraged him to come here and thought the change .ould do him some good," Gottlieb said. "But it seemed to have the opposite effect. I deeply regret his resigning but I know it's In Los' best Interests." Jai A!ai Selections - fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS East Co.neticut 7$, Holy Crots 65 Firfield SI, Buffalo SI 6$. Syracuse Lrneç,e MeIIOfl ía. case 51 Fordharn 63. Army $5 Seton HCII IS, 1006 57. overtime Delaware 73. Gettysburg 69 L.tay.lte 60. BuCknell 19 Rider 67. lehIgh 57 Pitt $06, Westminster, Pa. 7) Manhattan SI, SI. Peter's. N .1 82 Middlebuty 71, Norwich 66 Fair leigh Dickin. Madison 63, CCNY $3 RPI $6. Alfred 67 '.'ill,ams 90. Trinity 73 - n 1r1 . . '. , would have fought All or Fra. citizen as anybody In the world the ring two years ago because or later Foreman and All will KNIGHTSSHOES21 14 for WTRR, Mike Schirard WILSON MAtER 16 right now," Foreman said he was unable to make a living, have to get together becau of ar Hu.ssellCrwnl ey Tuesday at the formal anHe got $40,0( for his first the tremendous financial poten. Our. light Knights Shoes got to a slow nouncement of his third RAMS43 with All, which he won, tial such a fight holds. Figures Sm n erma.1 a.. Marlan Ray scoring two points United States -a March 26 tItle rematch, which he lost, fighters are mentioned, G OW' eac an quarter. Wilson defense against Ken Norton in first The Rams jumped oil to an in the R1d WO• early lead and were ahead by 13 Maier's Greta P11th and Allyson Caracas, Venezuela. While knowledgeable boxing points at hall time. Dean Young Smith each scored two points, FIRST FEDF AL people believe legal entanglehad 13 points putting Wilson Maicr in the lead for the Rams, Joe GRFGORY IAJMBFR and Price Baker 12 points each, at the end of the first quarter. ments invoiving his finances The Knights began to pull int1 his management are keep. me u rdquarer isas 11w Jimmy Kennedy six, Dennis t .••,I ltarrüs and ('reg Smith wo aheid iii the seCond quarter in Forcitian (ruin lightiag in with I)enna Flarnm scoring six the United States, the champion 5Ch. G heId Billy Crowe and Chip Wilkins points and Melody Graham said: A h. U41UJVY "The title don't belong to any each had seven points for (he Scorifig two. Wilson Mtiler Rdd eau one country. I won the chamf• First Federal And Jets, Mark Renaud six, scored four points made by outside of the United Mary McGovern and Greta plonship Gaudretu an Cauthwrn Clifford three and 'an aix, ,iike I ilL b.ac SttpL' tsu r,L,tIIUfl 5140, Foreman won the title by I Wilson Maier pulled up a bit Tico Perez was high man for with an stopping Joe In tie third quarter Frazier in two (.regury Lumber with 14 poInts, COLTS 61 the rounds at Kingston, Jamaica, added six points, whereas Wa)nt Kelly 11, Ronaki Mossor EAL.LES 28 22, 1973. In his only fight KnIghts scored only four, tyIng Jan a rti four, and Scott Fine three. 1vt "' '4...L nce, he kiiocke(1 out Joe the game 14 to 14. b FSBZ3 The Colts had a big first In the final quarter the "King" Roman In one round Us ORLANDO SANFUHI)ELELTHICZI quarter scoring 22 points, it Knights charged to a victory Toiyo last Aug. 31. SEMINOLE wasn't until the second half the scoring seven paints, with Forenian is guaranteed $700,Another game that rould Eagles started balding their Wilson Maler struggling 000 against 40 per cent of all "WorkI' Fastest Camo" Pars-A.ljjtuel Wa'.'enn have gone either way and the own. James Edmonds had 2.3 tiirough with only two, Income and Norton is guaranfinal outcone was In dout until points for the Colts, Kenny Scorers for Knights Shoes teed $200,00 against 20 p 12 powe-charged games nightly except Sunday rosttime7:3op.m, the end, Pat Schirard has 12 WIlliams 15, Ronnie Ryan ten, were, Denna Flamm, 14; cent, said Barry Burnstetn, MatInees 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saiurday points for FSII, Tim Johnsen Danny Smith eight, and Donny Marian Ray, live; arid Melody prt'sident of Video Techniques, Big Pii4n* Quinklas seven, Samm> (riflith an'l \ldflfl thret mt which will promote in con(raharn two 1441kj Free Thurtday NIht 3 and up Wade l3russard two each. Dave Jones had IS polnts for Scortrs for Wilson Maler junction with Telemedia de : q Daily I 1$ not admkir4 Leroy Kelly had 16 poInts (or the EagLes, Mike Linier eight, were. Greta Pitts, 10: Allysor, Panama. lot tI'%CtvIttons t.0 305/ 6 364221 (After 10a.m.) The bout, which will be Sariord Electric, Pat Harrison Tim Mclntryre four, and Bill Smith. four: and Mary , . Etic For The Hockey Fan: Pay Money; Take A Chance GOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY FLAG FOOTBALL CHAMPS Sanford Atlantic made It a Dekle's Gulf Is now in a three the teams staring the fourth three way tie for the first place way tie for first place after this quarter when the Lions ea1Iy Ui the second half between these win and beating Sanford caught live. James Little had 28 two teams and Dekle's Gulf. Atlantic last week. WTRH was points, Chuck McMullan It, .-.. White 3-1 in a third period way. The reason is a carry over and the 140 wrestler is Jim ready to go. N a (I o ii a I B a s k e t b a I 1 and paid for by an individual NBA was formed In 1949 it de. from antitrust laws. t.akedown. will District days when the Brinker. Brinker face one Champion Ban train the Association and 17 of its team owner. liberately monopolized major The ABA said the agreement The match is scheduled to Grey hounds and Bulldogs of the top wrestlers in the area, Brucato is expected to wrestle franchise holders which could, The ABA also asked the court league professional basketball. 1967, remained in effect until Jan. 4' battled on the football field. Ernie Shavers. Brinker is 15-1 at 168. Brucato is 16-4) on the start around 6:30 with the if successful, revolutionize the to prevent the NBA from signThe ABA, organized in that it had used "its best efSince that time the hounds on the year having his only year and has not been defeated varsity starting at 7:15. signing of players to contracts. Ing or enforcing existing player alleges that the NBA and its passage f have entered the Metro ConThe $600-million suit filed contracts containing any form members have eliminated corn- forts" to encourage the legislation, but the NBA ference while the Big Eight is Wednesday in U.S. District of a reserve or option clause, petition by controlling, liriiitir.; I. of "failed and refused to exercise the honiie of the Bulldogs. Court charges fraud, breach of and to limit NBA player con- and restricting acquisition best efforts" for passage. As an added attraction for contract and antitrust viola- tracts to one year. players, including superstars, their spectators, all those who pay tions. It also asked the court to en• by ABA members; television The fraud was alleged admission will receive a SOc The antitrust portion seeks join the senior loop from sign- coverage; adequate playing fa- grounds that NBA's coupon from the Fern Park IlOOmillion trebleda.sdamages ing any contract, agreement or cilitles, and geographIcal areas representation that it would to help Cleaners in Longwood while $100 million is sought for having an understanding with to the disadvantage of the ABA. employ its best efforts to obtain when defer costs you want a dry hecach of contract and $200 any player enrolled in any uniIn connection with the breach merger legislation was "false By FRED R(YIIENBERG abusive." Dineen couldn't have enloyed cleaning. million for fraud. vcrsity, college, junior college, of contract, the court was told and fraudulent." AP Sports Writer In the other WHA game, the the action in front of him any Both teams hold victories You pays your money and you Chicago Cougars downed the better than the Insults behind. over Seminole County team Ray Clearwater scored two Lake Brantley for the Patriots takes your choice, the bir- Vancouver Blazers 4-2. (bright of every fan, may hav€ In the National Hockey goals and Russ Walker added only two losses, In the Hound's last encounter, to be amended to paying your League, the New York Rangers another, giving Cleveland a 3M But :t that time, the offers The facilities and fields the scoring punch that makes for a t4IHIul&iJ.pç •"' 't " ua "i" Recreational I)e"" am" j,"''l"- ' wtnnl -' It was the third straight time B FRED ROTHENBERG that Coach Ncn-m Sloane's club At' Sports Wrlt'r Maryland Coaih Lefty Drie- has had the last laugh sell once boasted that his club sell. would become the UCLA of the in other action involving top twenty teams, fourth-ranked East, but with State ajound the Terrapins ?orth Carolina topped Wake can't 'en be the IICIA of the Forest s'67; 12th-ranked PiUsburgh pounded Vvestminlster, Atlantic Coast Conference. David Thompson knocked Pa., 106-71, and 14th-ranked someoftheairoutcfOrjesell's SouTh Carolina smashed Niag. tia5ketball Wednesday night. flfi 8560. 1" r j'. pros ided the glt.e soririg 1 if 1u 3-4 poInts in 13k. cond half and rallying see- as he ptLUiped UI 10 points in a ond-ranked North Carolina 11-4 State spree that carried State to an %-) ACC college Woilpack from a 67-59 deficit i,uik-4j DEKLE'SGULFS2 urrone "i" -... ''" -'I SAN FRANCISCO API - The court was requested to high school or preparatory that in May, 1971, the ABA and The American Basketball Asso- prohibit the NBA and its mem- school for four years (ruin Jan. NBA agreed to merge and elatIon and nine franchise own- hers from signing any new 30. pledged to work for federal leg. " SANFORD ATLANTIC6Z usass .. - skith as they lost to the Un- haven In double overtime and points per game. Senior Jim derdog,s by a 71-63 score. In that Colonial, which they should Clements and junior John Corso contest Sanford experienced a have beaten, seem to have however are slightly over the 9 After two unsuccessful trips, poor first quarter and over, taken the sting out of the local ppg mark and provide the much the Sanford Seminoles are caine tie initial deficit to lead games. Gainesville, this neededreboundstrengthforthe hoping to find things a bit by one with only 3:44 to go. Friday, could be the one to turn local five, warmer at the home front as The Sanford squad, usually the season around again. Depth seems to be the biggest they host Big Eight rival strong in the final minutes, fell The Canes presently own a 2- problem for Mills and his outfit. Gainesville on Friday and then apart due to foul problems and 16 mark overall and have yet to When the starters get into foul entertalntheTltusvilleTerriers :tluill-eourttripbyUie bulldogs win a Big Eight contest. problems the Seminoles begin Saturday night. and wound up losing a Titusvllle also Li vulnerable on to hit the wane in the cornSince their 71-67 come-from. dissillusioning decision, the Tribe homecourt as they petition. If either Gainesville or behind win over seventh place In the second Kathleen have posted a 10-7 mark and Titusville can manage to get Lakeland almost two weeks ago contest the locals were never in appear to be an on-again, off,any starters In personal trouble the locals have suffered three the fight as they got off to a sub- again quinter. thIngs could be rough for the consecutive defeats at the par8-2lstartintheflrstquarter Finding themselves with a 9- hectic folks. hands of conference opponents. and watched the sevenih. 11 report card for the season lUcky Russi, the Tribe Two of those losses came .it the ranked Red Devils re" ' the locals have tIM! playmaker, has had foul dl!hand of undefeated Polk County face they lost on their trip decision to make cow of ficulty of late—'.eut when he is in poserhciuse Kathleen and the south. whether they want to wind up tie contest the Sanford five Is other to bong tim',' Sanfe!d t'ival As the President has said, with a winning record and some laricruii... Averaing over 1)tland. things are tough all over, but chance iii the District playoffs, eight assist per outing the sixIn the first Kathleen match, for some reason the Seminole or wind up repeating Last year's one senior makes Sanford a the Tribe appeared to be High hardwood contingent has dismal 9-17 record, scoring threat any time he Is in staging the upset of the prep been getting inure than their Led by John Zueli in the the game. cage year playing even with the share of the bad breaks, scoring department the locaLs Red Devils for the first three Entering the new year with a 7- will have to win both weekend The locals will enjoy the and a half periods. However, 3 ledger the locals have been frays to even their mark at the benefits of the home court the Big Eight leaders exploded victorious over Gainesville, the .500 level. Zueli has pumped in advantage not only this in the last four minutes to dump conference doormat, and 431 points in the 20 games for a weekend but also for their Joe Mills' quintet by an 82-66 Likeland, next to the cellar, healthy 21.5 average. So far a rematch with Winter Haven. COunt. After dropping the Purple Seminole High record. Tipoff is scheduled for 8 o'clock The trip to DeLand, sand- hurricanes 52-50, the Tribe has The only other consistent for all three contests— wiched in bet*een the two suffered eight losses in their double figure scorer for the (',ainesville on Friday— Kathleen contests, showed the last nine outings. Heart- Tribe is junior Randy Brown 'L'itusville on Saturday and then ' Seminoles to really be on the breaking losses to Winter who Li hitting just under 12 Winter Haven on Tuesday 3 21 I I I 0 0 0 Totals Hunting - tilt, viewing Lake City and Semimle stars perform. There were qu a ew ra e> ws ing game, but one coach cautioned againstbeing overoptimistic about Lake City's chances with state leader Pensacola. "They are reallg good," he case, Thursday, Jan. 31, 1974-9A By [MN (;lL1AnTiN Herald Correspondent 3 3 0 1 Gram 0 0 Williams 0 II Stwt?e 0 0 0 Rollins 0 0 0 Lloyd Tribe 4;, Tkr II1 -- '' > DOUGSTORUM Herald Staff Writer .. - IrE .-;-. - e"I \./ - In Gainesville Replay City Recreation Staffer -: By J Richards lIr'I A .,. - ,----..-.-.-,.,-.-.,-- - I _ ____ - .— t. ,, HERALD SCOREBOARD In the second stanza, the Timberwolves continued to c7Jt .T_VL________________________________________________ ___________ — _______ 'T. .11. final three minutca did Joe Sterling conceed and send in his substituteL Coach Joe Field did likewise atthat time. In was the first time all year the "short SJC squad had failed to even put up some kind of battle for the boards. Even against Polk Community College, they were contesting the focal point with some authority, The next thing SJC has to worry about is returning to its gameplan for the remainder of the conference chedu1e— which Is fairly light—until the host Valencia Feb. 20, the last division contest of the year, had the Raiders won they would have had a tie in the loss column with Lake City. They are not tied with two losses apiece with Valencia. Wednesday, the Matadores recorded a 58-55 squeaker over Florida JC, giving thema6-2divislonreport card. Robert McCullum, completely outclassed In the middle hit only two points and David Tos,sle netted four—the to3 point production from the Raider middle. The Raiders, who were gaining a solid reputation as the state's second most prolific scoring team at a 92-plus game average, received a lesson in the kind of basketball they like to play. — Ii I IIUVI ... -- The Sanford Herald IIUI U -..- Thursday. Jan. 31, 1974 I. I" RI 1 1 1 U I I I N 1 11 ' n:_.. - . -'_• _ . ,. . ........ .. . South ti 'arolsni St 16. Maryland SO S Florida $6, Athletes in Acl'on 5.1 S Carolina 1$, Niagara $0 George WashIngton 67. Navy 61 Ccwcord $4, W Virginia 5? 71 LSU New Orleans 91. NE 100.%iafla 56 xa'er New Orleans 6). Tulane Si H Carolina 7, Wake Forest $J Duke $9, DaviJson 73 Kcntucky Wesleyan $0. N ken lucky 70 Old Doni,nion $0. E. Carolina 75 Clemson 62. CItadel SI W. Vlrg,riia 90, VirginIa $3 M.dwt W,ttenberg 85. Otio WesIryan 6 W Michigan IS. Cent Mich.n (7 Mami, Ohio ill. Findlay 7$ ToledO U. Kent St. $5 Dayton VI, Cincinnati 79 Bowling Green 74. OhIo U 66 DetroIt 6$, SI. Francis. Pa 64 CincinnatI Xay'et 70. C*flisi,Js 67 ValpIl-aiso $2. DaPauw 71 ilhnoli St. 03. Marshall $0 Milikin SO, Auuslana, Ill 61 Evansville 71. 5 lll.n*% 63 TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS FIRST- GaldoS lfl, VáCfldi Chasio ni n. Adurri Mr.I (U. Sarasua t7). R;brr?AIlu (6). Alda Goros (3). THIRD— JambloAltu (5). Loyola Goros I,), Solana Chaso II (1' FOUR TH-Jambo Gash II (St. Vcandi Bonuguen (61, Zu'i Mand'ola II). FIFTH- Jorge ElorrI (4), Orbs' Arr'atia II), Lope? M.artorell (2), SIXTH- Lvoi Boniguen U). Zub Zuma.'a (2,. .Iamb'oMand,ola (6).' SEVENTHliasa M.artorell (31. Lopt Coban IS). Orbe•Echaniz (7), EiGHTHJorge Arriasa (7), Apra: Bn'guen (3). Orbe Sarduy (3). NINTHLet (3). GasH (Ii. Arriaga is, TENTH- Vicandi Murela (SL Duarte Sarasua (7). Aurr Tortes (3). ELEVENTH- Adurri Mandola (2). SoIan, Tortes Ill. Eteban Da.a)os tfl. TWELFTHLoet Bon'guen (5). Rafael Arraga I?). Mutilla Sa'duy 13? 5arasu SOKC Selections TOHIGHT'S SLLECTIOHS FIRST—Abe Orion (I). Debbe Ross (1). Ann Rocter (2) SECON 0- Detrol Lady IS). Mineola M.iJe (7). Precisi Nate II?. THIRD- die Oak (U, Sf01 Wafer is) F. H's Lass (5). FOURTHSizzle Girt (5). Swannees Cobbler (5). IncubuS I?). FIVE- Eades fig Ed U). Early Wn 1St, HalleLja'i Joni's Ill. SIXTH— Summer Socks III. C.oOJe I4c,4er 13), To End (7). SEVENTH- Roger Ross (6). ks Southwftt Smile (3), Sadie HawkinS (1) MMurry 75, Teias WesIeyln SO EIGHT H- Diiie Deb (I). K's Bingo P4oustOn Bapfist $1. La Tech 73 (II, Dealon (6$. NINTHPcI,(0m6 I?). Wnnng Cy'e Far WeSt Red Two Z (4). TENTH- U3rp, Ar Force 7$, N."jlands SI Stride (Si, Belle Davis (3) s Ar'1006 V1, Centenary U Matriarch (2). ELEVENTH.%httiq l. Occidental 77 Docto" (5), Mystic King (I). Pcr 5? Mary's. Calf 91, Sacrame'rlo Little Robin Ill. TWELFTH5? 7? Andrew (5). Brutus (1), Gun Powder Concor'dia,Ofe #7. Alaska 7? UI . fiLl Shipment Shrink to fit, Sizes 28 to 40 Waist Also Good Selection Levi Cords Flaired bottoms in burgandy, blue brown and gray. AMERICAN EXPRESS Pt 15115B.,C.COMPANY Hit SAN I 05 0 PH mt.i. �I ------ - --.-- 1Won AN MW A! i.iiirrrr' I1UIVIJfllJ M tun VOW Met f1C JE o ('Al ('Ill ATlRIf ftflA1 '9JIRI AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED! .,' am VA1T UON UT am MAN! 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Inn ON vull orli S1%I W i j cwu mm WW Sim MAL WrA 1:381 WON SW GM ror rrn cilaict taut te:zti veiai Ci-4 snat w-e.E S!WT A SWI sm SUP! cci tran CM SUIT ~ (k0I SIA1? 61 ' "$lUt GM mn WIWA mom siat One of the finest hand held electronic calculators made the Sanyo 8001. Complete with rechargeable battery. AC/DC operation. Mfr. List $169.95. Ins than 20 left Pay us just $19.95 each. Way under cost. Battery and AC operated. 8-digit dtiptay. Shirt pocket an.. Automat" conitJnt. Credit Balance. Repeat addition and aibttaction. Full floating or programmable decimal with rood off. Automatic souanno Optional AC adapter ivailabli. Metcar 1000. Mfr. hit $1995, SALE PRICE $39.95. Nationally Advertised am V" am SIAM UW MW uw mw am WSW um vaillf _ V.-Irl SW . If you came In and couldn't get waited on. mail your order in or come in THIS WEEK. It we still have the merchandise on hand you can buy it at sate prices jbil wek II1(/ 1 , LèZ4 1?W1 Brand New! UWR MW - 0 R.gutaiPnci 29' and 39' .Ct1 1 $3 48 and 14 68 pit do:) . STANDARD Price Be to 18 28 dol za s'ue 1ach9$ I PACESETTER hidE UNE AND PROJECTION MARKERS Look and run like now machinist a slat tjy Foq W.4 '!aaat vw,i sun ROYAL MC STANDARD wr.t,,,g, checking and graphs oI colors. [sire iarg. ink supply, C?io .. Nationally advertised at $250.00. We bought the umu Stan am um W UWJ SW Lho.ca 01 COI0(C ... Safl gln SmUt u.4 Sja! wademark. Regular Prs 69' each (SB 28p.rdozI CZ VeIfl UZt ..- 1 - REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER " WMISW __ vur um slue "'' 24 WA It" each WW ur1tIWt VM um 16611 (Ord SW - . ROYAL 440 STANDARD . (M Still - Popular full featured machine j Late model. Magic Margin and Magic Tab. Finger balanced keyboard. New machine guarantee. Our regular pri c e 131.U. SALE PRICE $h.UU . aw MOT OW -11 I'Arl V'r-A 141"n VIVA If"" &M-4 1111witf QWJ ~1~4111 um UWVW IN Espanol. -- prices will prevail Friday and Saturday only. - ua 133 East Robinson - Downtowr Orlando -"4 4 flC STORE WIDE çnrr - lt. RZ mef oicnrut u.za SIVA VAR U4 S 41f 1013 ça*4 stun THE MftKLE BROS. THE DELTOM - _______ ___________ .. - - .'- ..... .-.-'.. [ ., ... v S ___ - ___________ ________ ' - - - - eer p OPEN .,_i,_ __ ___. .i_,_ Penney Representative T- Addrcc Fdi irritnrs I HOUSE ..• - - -- - -- .,,,,.. iII'• •.•S'W' . ' _____ jsefl ( wo" t"Uf (i(V4 ______ =--_'- j :'.ur . z, ____ ' Vu GM VAII um flAbLPI&1r' U?iflEI1lU - " i.1l uaju tiair GI(I(& itu.fl All ptices am nel. f a b out store of watthvuse Toms Nit cs%h - of yri may us# your BankAmnard or Mistor Charge. Time ParmiM tcfms OMY be rf&Vd &I &MAN additional Call. SA Prices Awy 0* to metchindm no* en hand Se before the end of the monthb However, these 'ruin TWO .' rfl (4z, 11WI UWIA iaiT 'ac g ttll UM chck Wit amw 14W floor of everything that has been unpacked ______ ___________________________________ FIRE STATION SATURDAY 2-5 -' the lowest pasible price. We want to cicun our with Touch Control, two-color ribbon, other big-machine features. Model 1040. Mfr. regular pot, $88 50. GEORGE STUART'S SALE PRICE 844 95 BRAND NEW. --- kc& am MAP! (A Every desk, chair, file that has been unpacked and is on our floor has been marked down to CZ4 t4fl um st twx - FINAL MARK DOWNS LT:- - 4drm. '' tuza Small "° Cé5(4 Smelt Ca'Z4 Smelt iteI1 Um VULK c&OiCfltaal Dr. Pepper Sees '74 Favorable - tacici s'wt te1 Smelt V AV ,. ____ VAI saw UM 1W cosu i'ut SALE PRICE 152 ea p., d-t) Full size manual office typewriter. Magic Margin. Our Regular Price $109.50. SALE PRICE $84.50. VW S%W Large rh supply Muss panded supply and greater By DONALD C. BAUDER self-suffidency." Copley sews Service He hit on the key: profits. Last year, before the Arab As th e Chase Manhattan Bank fuel embargoes, an inter___________ ______ has stated, to generate the national executive search DONATED $1.35trtlllonneededtoroperafirm, Consulting Partners, tIos fr om l70 through 1985, mailed a qu estionnaire to _________ the oil companies m ust inchi e 1,0 ef of executives of th ___ ____ 5SeC&TSIng3 18 per cent a largest American companies, ()IlSiOft OF _________________ _____ year. th ey considered asking what ____ -. _ _____ Yet, a ccording to the Re..__''l the most critical problems i... a; _________ Institute of America , search next for the fadng ins ______________ Congress is about to "clob.1- J-'. fi e years. ''t-•.. -.,'k-' ber" the major oil companies, . "Since the survey was tinbecause their recent profit . s"chLred -that is, we didn't Improvements "run against (. ; give the respondents any _________________ the grain ." guidelines - we expected Richard Salzmann, director • general answers, such as editor of the institute, said in mult inational b'isinw nz __________ ._____ _ an interview, "However, cutive development," said these moves by Congress Phil Uricin. Chicago, who DEED PRESENTATION TO DELTONA FIRE ASSOCIATION not negatively affect should works for Consulting PartJohn S. Lord is graduate othe Florida School of Banking, Chairman Leroy Rith (center) and Commission MARVIN Williams (right) General Manager of the oil capital investments ners. university of Florida, and has completed several courses offered l)eltona Corporation, presents deed to land site companies. Government will treasurer. Frank Robertson (left) Much to the group's by the American Institate of Banking. prod firms to invest In more (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) where new fire station is being built on prise, the responses were speproduction. d.flc. Providence Road, to Fire Commission Lord Is treasurer of the Winter Park YMCA and a rnemberof "The government wants The largest group, some O the r 16 range County Emergency Services. He is membership then to increase capital In22.6 .6 per cent, listed energy chairman of the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce and vestment in exploration, doa m terlaisshcirtages-mainly chairman of the Better business Committee of the Maitland-.South velopmnent and refining, and energy as the single largest Seminole Chamber of Commerce. He also serves as treasurer of cut back on marketing activiproblem. St. Martam'et Mary Holy Nauw Sudety. ties which lead to manipulaAfter the embargoes, many ticin Of prices." respondents who had already Larry J. Whit tl e is a graduate of Rollins College, Active in Salzmann said that, through sent in their answers sent Community affairs, he is chairman of Urban and Rural Relations, playingoff domestic and inletters expanding on their Rotary Club of Winter Park, West; chairman of Special Events, ternational oil, "In their marveiws. Was 1973 Th cit Bad ' keting the ma)or oti conil, North Orlando Optimist (lub; and chairman of the Membership Wrote one company presi*nIu have a tendency to Committee, Winter Park Chamber of Commerce, and an today, lR ('arlton Smith "The major Issue lost 50 per cent, and more, of the value of your invest men t . Standard & l'oor's composite dent, control u -Ices." Proof Is hard and for the next five years, is honorary director of the Winter Park Mall Merchants index was used as the or more. Was the climate for invt's' their value, todocumdit, he said, "but It's energj' supply. Our nation's Association. getting no yardstick. was The year tars rt'aIlv a had last year as Some scoreboard higha surnse that most students Is to foreimmediate probl"m better as it went or, either. VI)U thiitigtit it w.is or were lights th e industry make." of stall economic s ta gnation During this years first five 'otr nwrel>. a victim of a na Eighty-seven per cent of During its last three months, W he ther the manlpolations is Big "downward pressures on trading days that index by minimizing the d rup ti on tonal "psychology of gloom." the stoc ks listed on "the thargesaretme - tbecourts stock prices were particu- declined 1.47 per cent. It was ci shortages ci energy supply. ht'caust' everything else Board" - the New Var seemed to be going wrong.' can sort that out - it is clear Stock Exchange - declined Iarlv severe, noted .tack A. the huh larg est "early warnl'he hoard of directors of Dr Pepper Company approved a Well, the figures for 1973 during the year. 01 the total Arrow. president of Interac- ing system decline in the "Simultaneously, we must that the U.S.-based oil cornpast 25 years. are in now, and you can March 1 dividend of .065 cents per share, up from .0595 cents, 1,481 issues, only 197 man- tive Data. achieve greater profitability panles are making major Bo& dt'cidt' for yourself whether aged gains. payable to stockholders of record Feb. 15, It was anno unced in to s'port heavy Investments capital expenditures both The end result yOU were being a neurotic One-fourth of the losers Dallas today. Th is marks the 177th consecutive quarterly townrdtheenergygo.al5ofex. here an1 ahrr.ad glossrnv Gus. or properly oh' declined in value by more average decline of 26.4 per dividend paid by the company. jt1'.t' and analytical and than 50 per cent. Another 15 Cent for a share of stock on W. W. Clements, president and chief executive officer, told realistic per cent were down between the Big Board, and 39.8 per the directors that sales and profits for 1973 would be at a new allcent for an Amex share. 40 and 50 per cent. t'ert;isnlv it's not true time high. The company has already reported national gallonage (is up to a truly That a t'servttitng was going wrong, Can things get any wur.' depressing uris for the Bi nearly 17 per cent ahead for last year. t,t',is,' liii' fiapl' people than that or, because they Board in '73 87 per ''rit Factors contributing to Dr Pepper's progress during the past wfu' inestcd in the stock iii per cent iii can't, has 1974 Just gut to be a losers, and 40 an oil and inint'rils company year included more intensive advertising, greater product off 40 Per cent or better year" Ihern fell iisted on [lie American St(w'k availability and increased sales momentum which gave the more in value. Exchange, could have tought ompany a stronger hold on its number four position among the Only a very brave or inOn the American E shares at about $12 as the hi cautious man mild make a national soft brink brands. them chane. investors were year opened, 1iiid sold even arder. reports Interac' prediction. one way or the Moving into 1974 Clements said he was optimistic that Dr fur $60 as it closed, but tive l)aia Corporation. a othr, at this point h\pper would continue to gain. He cited the company's initial TIWL Ivt'Iold gainer was time'sharing firm spi'cializ' you re welcome to take a look entry into the international market last year market last year the most profitable stock the Ouija board recom' a, whose ing in financial data, w ith th e introduction of Dr Pepper in Japan by the Tokyo Coca- listed on the major cxcomputer analysis produced at mended by the "Stock changes, and maybe it keeps Cola Bottling Co., tAd., which will handle sales and distribution, Trader's AlmL'nac " the igures at)ve. 1973 from being a complete S h r iiii ! The average decline for all disaster. There were few This compendium of dala stocks listed on 11w Amex was other redeeming features. in on past market and stu ut k 40 per cent. t stock market. the Only 98 of the 1,LKS issues price movements Finds that listed finished the year with a January' has an "early warnThe odds were 9 to I Just Visit Sand lewood Villas TAMPA, Busch Gardens set an all-time attendance record of ing system that ha ll been your picking any price increase. against 2,174,000 visitors in 1973, Dennis P. Long, Vice President of I9() And with losers outnuni per cent accurate, "iii'i' kind of winner - CV('fl one During Our Anheuser-Busch, announced today. "ibis was an eight and a half that would make you a few bering winners 12 to I. it was 1(10:.. With only two t'ct'pt in attendance over 1972," he said. increase cent per nickels And the many who a lot easier to low a dollar According to Long, to celebrate this all-time record Busch picked the losers got in some than to make a nickel. If you in that period, what hap' real toboggans. A big percenbacked a loser, there were penud during the first five Gardens is having a special "Thank You Days" promotion. A onethe of declining stocks even odds that voud 1w' half trading days of January also tage time admission price of $2.75 for ad ul ts and children will be in 1il j _____________________________________________________________ happened or the entire year. effect with a coupon that will appear in area newspapers this ivs the almanac. ' eekend. -ire If the first live days were long says the excellent growth in attendance th e Gardens continued up days, it was an up year experienced In 1973 was due in a large measure to the Down day-s. year. a down to the support Bay area residents have given by either coming uVIJI ua Iy £, iii Gardens, telling friends am reiauv iwout un.' uuiuvsi'a, uu bringing them out themselves. tnesv educational programs. (JIU.ANI)0, -- Miss Sandra . "To salute these fine people we have developed a special one. A. Moore, a field educator The programs will be given in time admissions price," Long said. 75 major metropolitan areas for the representative Busch Gardens is the second leading tourist attraction in JCPennt'v Company, New York throughout the country during Florida. It is open seven days a week. the 1973-74 school year. City, will speak to local INSPECT THE FURNISHED Miss Moore, a former high con educators here during a MODELS WHILE YOU'RE ,.I,nsrs ,.., r,'k,,uui ia,..,'k,,r ,,n,i i.'v (,'n.inn -VI iii',, U424 %1" -.-,-.,'-L, aUIIi'-i HERE. LEARN HOW in Economist Home Februa ry 7 at the Kahier Plaza YO U CAN RENT BEFORE Philadelphia, received a BS Inn. DECIDING TO BUYI f_ degree in Home Economics A member of the Educational MANAGER Education from Cheyney (Pa.) Relations Department, Miss State Teachers College and a Mre will introduce a creative NAMED Masters of S€ience from Drexel approach to helping consumers University in Philadelphia. The solve their problems. MARQUISE PATTON, has She 15 0 member of the Board t he me for the workshop is t' of Directors of the Young been appointed new branch "What's It, An Issue." The I Federal Women's Christian Association, First problem-solving aptTeative of manager . 01 proach utilized at the worsnop me American ziome r.cvnwmcs Savings and Loan Association, the National will deal specifically with the Seminole's Oviedo branch. Association of Extension Borne been with the Oviedo ising food prices. of r Issue She has r jf .' 15 200 home Fcononusts and the New York years and than More branch for three econ mics and consumer (its Home Econom i s t s in a graduate of Hov'ey ADULT CONDOMINIUMS IN SANFORD iuc'ators are ex pected to at- Thisiness. She joined the Academy. She and her 323.7870 tend the workshop, which is JCPenney staff in January, husband, Joseph, have a tour by 1973 annually sponsored sear old daughter. Jena and — Establishing iood rapport 'WHERE RENT J( I'tnsst s stores titi. in (,enesa t herald sith educators and being alert educator field a As Photo by LIZ Mathttux) Located on BUYS YOU A HOME" and renslve to their needs Airport Blvd. po representative, Miss Moore Cist 'f 1 "rare necessary assets for my hares in the responsibility of L. lob." she sass. devvioning and Dresenting Busch Gardens Celebrates PACESETTER JUMBO MARKERS manufacturer's clearance stock when they changed in the models. These are brand new machines original cartons if you wish. SALE PRICE 91.50. ___ ________ - 1W um it" each The Board of Directors of ComBank-Winter Park promoted four officers to Vice President, according to Philip If. Shears, President. Those promoted were Michael H. Colangelo, Mic ha el 0. Crocke, John Lord, and tarry J. Whittle, Michael It. Colangelo joined Coinliank-Winter Park in 1971 and currently manages the Master Charge Department. He attend ed St. Petersburg Junior College and has completed courses offered by the American Institute of Banking. Colangelo is vice president of the Orlando Optimist Club, president of the Optimist Little League and a member of two Chambers of Cornmer e. lie also serves on th e Board of Directors of th e Prince of Peace Lu th eran Church. Michael 0. Crocker joined the bank's Instalment juan Departinentin 1971. Born in Monteviedo, Uruguay, he graduated from College DeLeman, Geneva, Switzerland. He has completed several courses offered by th e American Institute of Banking and has completed the first year at th e Graduate School of Co nsumer Banking at the University of Virginia. Crocker is vice president of Club 1066, Toastmaster International and is a member of two local Chambers of Commerce. AND WZII Smut uz Mar um stw ax smut &a stun (i1 Mill 51f SALE PRICE To Expand "--: c uauttif 1 tl U101111 Regular Pr. 59' to 69'9"h ($708 to 18 28 dot am Ain CM Mr, ' Um Nut OFFICE TYPEWRITERS. VW YWO um Small GPM ~ . 4 -II1 '4 C-'Z4 Thito' k . CZ SALE PRICE of UM S'.iS r4 1each O Regular 4' to 69' each i ' 6Y4 tJ41! SALE PRICE 1111 20p. dos ) 88. c iaza srur (co ,iur-u W.Q I" W.W cta s'fl UWA '" um .i qosri sm-ut iiiu tiaci tt;iit Available in blue. black. r.d, o g..n, Typewriter, Linea . RECONDITIONED LA?S"l I&.fl WP 5fl ZI PACESETTER BAIL PENS Olivetti Standard cici s CM 7.a I4i ci. tt VW Met rin u WWA Stuff ow SUt KE i1w aw SmUt um SmUt aw MAN .&*a Sbill r- n (iXJU.' LOW V. . - '' QB!. __ ___ Personal Finance VON PAN um vkaf Large k CMics of calm. Order by the gross wfule they latti We have only 300 gios* at these pnces. __ M . pç W Smelt MAN t.'.cu (J4 5!fl "C,um War Ball Point Pens and Markers um SW um 1'wr -, (CA 9W star CM -' Nf?f? d _______________ .At ComBank alt 1 __ -- c CM Electronic Cakubting Vi bought hundreds at these SCM Electronic Caktiating ichinis to eel at $149 50. We paid over $15 each for them Ut the factory is bringing out some new models. We have se th an Si) on hand You pay us only $39 95 each (nearly 35 per mach. less than we paid). These art new machines nJ are Quaranttcd by SCM. MR Electronic Promo ted um tun - reciprocals. true memory, Extra large 8 digit display. Battery and AC o tatic Fu floatingor poçrimrnablt decimal wi th round all Ciedt balance Shirt ccst zi Mikor Scientific Modal 400. MIt. List $99 95. SALE $6995. rflcn Au 8sers' 'd AC Etrc Per True memory. sna. thin pocket tomatic round off. True l...4.t Itin,. Lin, AV 8111TV 644 LUII .E7. 380 Mciii to iifl fc $109 95 SALE PRICE $69 95. Glow Plot am ITf Oil Ft'srms S Gt(4 Slwq Liss than a dozen Sharp Compit Electronic Calculators left Thousands sold at $395.00 then the factory reduced the inc. to $295.00 than to $195.00. We have lm than a dozen left and you pay tie only 169.50 each. - ,•i Off icers 4 (M Sim Ow suff 0 sun Page 1 6M ItAt MW am Thursday, January 31, 1974 um 1.42 CEO U !Ut Bargain Section cic$r4 Mo Nk tun sm "... SEW Slow -. $OI"A Mr irrath "a, W 5 60 IWUI 6M SM OMPET k2i ' .- UM s4w GM st" UM 11141111 ~ 11 GM Mae km Irm 'Of Calculator 0000 9 HARP Square-Roc with am uziS uw n He notes that the S&L re- then inserted it In a gadget NEW YORK APi If you're home mortgages, assuring. The unbalanced deposited in his account. Offering his view of condi. checkbook, for example, might uric of the many potential On the 10th of the month the celved and paid his electric and hooked up with the S&L Make what you will of this homebuyers who Is waiting for tions in 1980, Harris Friedman, finally be resolved. association automatically with. gas bills during the month, an interest rates to come down chief of economic research, Looking into "A day in the life drew his mortgage payment arrangement he accepted when additional service: "The clerk wrote: of an S&L customer - 1980," from his account, and had the companies established a also could charge an extra you'll be concerned with preplanned budget, enabling amount so that his wife could the Federal home Loan Bank Interest rates will contin. another board official lists transferred some other funds Board has to say. It says you'll uc to reflect an inflation pre- some of the services being higher yielding savings ac- turn to know In advance what receive some change for other each bill would be. miurn and the chances for the offered. have a very long wait. shopping." counts. As he reviewed his statement, The day begins with John Doe That forecast was contained level of long-term Interest rates Reviewing his other regular One of these, a long-term acnoted that his wife had taken expenses for the month. Doe in an overview of the industry in to come down significantly are preparing to pay his bills. He count paying 8 per cent will be he 1980, published in this months remote." reviews the monthly ..atement used for retirements or college $O for food purchases and simply totalled the bills, named Aside from that gloomy pre- he has received from the 10th tuition. Another account, yiel4 other items during the month, the creditors in a standard form board Journal. The board is the regulatory agency for the diction, the outlook for users of Federal S&L Association. As he ing only 6 per cent, will be used She had accomplished this and mailed It to 10th Federal in nation's savings and loan S&Ls looks pretty good, even had instructed his employer to for the family's annual vaca- merely by offering a plastic a postage-paid envelope. Tenth card to thefnndttnre clerk, who Federal paid the hills. associations, which write most exciting, and by all means re- do, his paychecks had been tion. a sren CZ4 Sitall Os.. I.. Stuart. Sr. um S%A21 um SW Wo Mr MW Volat Smelt C Hig h Mortgage Rates To Remain W17r WW sr" c..eci Forecast 0 I -Y sm M11 amstliat Federal Thursday, Jan. 31. _197.1 10A-The Sanford Herald ' I, ______ 4rLdlewuW Villa,5 _____ ________ ___ ____ o • __________ttR-"' - - - ,: - " '-=--- MEW �- - _.--.------,.-, - . - - - - -'-'--- — -- - - - - - ---'-.----- .-• - - ---'-' -.-. - 23-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974 #'-a% ,&. .. - ,,:- -, i - - . k. :1 . - %-* , - ,J I ' eltona, DeBary D i p A, , "*-\ 4 - ,I W - -__-- . . - ' - 1tv 14 1 Just recently It -: - ... -: .- -momppm- '- ..• - - - - .., - L_ 1 #4 A 4 -- S • I — =_ -_ i. i To om to ..- M 4% I - ; , --. =- . k I- - i '. . - - - 0. GARDE,\ CLUB PREM AID SEEDLING SALE _______________ inson and _____________________ - Seedlings 0_1~7 .— I - r _. . . i , V-41 .. .f .___ i , __ -_1-2 -1 ..L._ j=---_ V-0 / . - 'I __ _____ fy_ --_-_- -- - - - - - - .T - -~~& . jIIIIIIIIIIIII~~ ...(I to r) Ilost Shinton greets Male and Wilson (Herald Photos by Charles Edwards) . I t _ F I .- — &=t; the Deltona Garden Club. Similar sales were being ____ ___________ •_____ MP iM& 1 ___ -= _ - - _ -_ i _gN :m!=%: - Z-_. & ~91__ x . 4 ____ 5 on111119 II, III - _ 111111 Nam in -_ - _______ _______ ________________________________________ It's economical far more Jamm Wallin. president of Maks - h to remodel -- _t .- - -. rt 1. x I oney i#OWfl uO Leon Robinson of _____ / * OPIAOA L_\ i I _ I - - - - -_ 0-f..~;A 0 't ,- _. ~ ______ r - week.-I. office of h fy:pr: for tax que.. to my A. Yes. To call IRS toll free for answers to your Federal for quetioni, ue the numbers listed in our Form 1040 or Form 1010A InitruetioriL taxpayers. The column answers questions flwt frequently asked by tnxpaers A. V rm U which ,,ic,, a'. rui slicum of both either the husband Ot the wife filing jointly of your 1972 tax total wages paid and Income was $200 or more provided If you were self-employed, for the Pr.sidential Election and social security tax with. they ;Ile a Joint return and you must file a return If you Campaign Fund if you did not held during 1973, should be were living together at the had net earnings from self. check off hit year. And, of given to you by your employer doic of the tax year. The re- employment of $400 o more, course, you ca'alb check off on or before Jan. 31, 1974. quirement is *3,550 if either $1 (or $2 on a joint return) of However, many employers husband or wife was 65 or Q. On last s ret your 1973 tax for the fund. distribute W-2 forms to their older, And $4,800 if both were didn't check off $1 of m y in, employees well in advance of 05 or older. for the Preaidential Election Q If designate $1 of my tax thia deadline for the coiivenhowever the filing require. Campaign Fund. But I plan to for the Presidential Election ience of those employees who ment is s-15o do go thin year. Can I go back Campaign Fund, will it reduce a i f the are expecting a refund and flie separate return! or if the) and check off a tax dollar for any refund I have coming? (lid not xhare the marne hous e. A. No. Completing the check. to hold at the end of the year. or A Yes On How can I tell if Ih Q the 1973 Federal off will not change any of the file a Federal income tax re. if another taxpayer is entitled income tax return, you can figures on your tax return. The turn? toclaimnexemntionfordesignate$1($2ifmared ''due IRS or the tax refund , IRS owes you will not be ng requirement for Changed, Federal Income tax returns de. pends upon the taxpayer's InQ. I had over $500 in m edic al to - r • - Standard Deduction; Don't Cheat Yourself A single individual must fle I a return it he bait 12 -. more gross Incnm4 for (he A4000 - -Magnmaiam - - IL in te rnal • -- ,f:3~&R_r-7VAF*V'1 - I - . - _._ V V 46 i TERRI ZIATBRUM (left) and Melissa Gordon do hand-stands while Kellie McLaughlin does a split during gymnastics performance put on fifth ders at Enterprise Elementary School. -(!firildPhntobsChar1t Fdirds A& --, _-t-!_-- - __ --r w .. .1 4 ~-t,. tl J qv C i - . . .0 I i . 1, . __ L ,41 - Iif V _ _gg~ ____-_ - ) $11150 _. . S., _ I I 11 .1 I . v _0 I -I W . ~L_ .Al ' a t -1 . - it 0 Dried ~~~~ -- ' . ~Mff ; ' . - __ - 44- ____ _ - - W_,r! ' - - 11VLF - ~ EACH 91 a4 SEE JIM OR JOE f• - N . . fp- . Z.~10 _v I I -_ -A-- _. 7 - = - - 4. Sanford Plaza ' t. • more XJ)' A VEAL PARMESAN Flah . A. A portion of >our medi-! ( justed gross Income but not •. -. return of a mar ied person). 2. Itemize all your deductions carefully and edit for every dollars worth. Chou' 1 is fa.tr It ilI Story be dedut COLD WITH YOUR FURNACE DOWNI Install a dependable Carrier Furnace. SOUTHERN AIR Of SANFORD INC. 100 Maple Ave. -9 U14n i - cD_I-tzI ½ lb Western Steak Sir loin lb Chopped ' $'p 09 $ 'p 09 I --- -- 1, M -1 - 'Aar - - $ '1 09 -• - Z_f, -f \. a V/%- C ho I cp #7f Two V" t,% No., - .-::- No as your total deduction cred- ,:. - I .. '1 T. 4W - _____ ____ _____ !L .;_• A* I ). K_ 4 ;;,X in- DU ç r _____- _... -ff=-_~_-M__ - r - 21 w I- 16 0 /o I ": OFF - .5 ' •. ink U 6 amount tax deductible4 . tin 'l cheat themsel v es. %here deductions are con. every taxpaver has I -' tin' iitd kd ii '1V1' n kt 4 depending upon how mutch ery year tracking down tax in saving dollars? c heats. Take the time to see what your adjusted gross income ii. your total would be under In generai, If you itemize But nObOdY,it seems, is inChoice 2. Do it both ways. medical expenses ore deducti' St Then smartly make the bet- ble to the extent they o through ignora nce ter choice. three percent of your adju.it,,,l tax.'saving ol)portunities, According to news ac. tros3 income. flowever, one cheat themse ves and pay count%. President Nixon has half of the medical insurance more taxes than necessary. paid less than IMS expects about 80 mil. come taxes in - - SI,000 in in- premiums you paid in 1973 tip so e years by to 11,50 is deductible without lion individual income tax prudently itemizing deduc regard to the three percent returns to be filed thm At least 45 million of those Presidential income. ductible as a medical expense taxpayers will use the stanWhy . should you not use ftubject to the three percent clard deduction, based upon deductions wisely to rut your , imitation. Your expenditures I YCAr end, the rejuirement in $2,800. Any individunl who may be claimed as the dependent of another taxpayer must 6le a icturn if hehd gross Income d received any unearned Income during the Year. Married perions must file a - , - I J DEMONSTRATING THE1R SKILL 0 Loose Worms JrV; - 6 - 1,0 - __ REFUND Ofl Executive -- -- . . F_ ~Ef --- I I _ - _ i~ p _ r.,I ,* - E SLE ---= __ ___ P - - " --f .';~: : i; ~ -==-- ~-,_:~: ; ~ --~> --,.-, _== = ' ' iEi~ ___ _____ .----- _ 5§ ~~, is - — ==== -- Come In And See Our I El . t-J 4flt- Styles, Fabrics And Colors 10 ____________________ _ -__ _ - i a I = T _____ -- - - .1 __ --I * _.::_I . . _^ • p.%fu . . - ' - -. - r - r , F !~, Qa .0, 4tj V7' ' DAYS momorlm 01 --gh-h-41I -- I. .'? - ' r-; -IV . i;%a ., _____ .' - , ---.. 'c ________ - ____ !_ 1% ~7 - - __________ __________________ - Jt' 0 -- - ____ - Z, KNIT __ ~11110111 EVERY 60" DACRON POILYESTER DOUBLE KNIT IN OUR STORE REGARDLESS OF PREVIOUS PRICE JUST410,41 1P . •1 DOUBLE -_ qr_- - I .; - -----i ____ I - Z —v ____ - !) - - - -_ i. i rX T_FW -: -T V7 J;d - . -& 0 4 I -2 . --.*,:I: A- UNIT AND WEATHERTRON' * HEAT PUMP. e 9 Exclusive Spine Fin'" coils REFUND on Woathortron' heat pumps ', 9et fit eliminate dozens of brazed ca cause leaks GE Climatuff compressor with proven reliability top air-discharge for low noise level 4 program. Or 4 k factory sealed refrigerant systp,m isca 90 144 4."i.o., yield savings certificates. Stop FIRST _ • FIRST Physically and fiscally. I .. .V ,,,. IEDERAL, :t-_ by FEDERAL of SEMINOLE soon. 1974 could be your best year yet. ,0* 1~ - high %00'0 322-6562 _-_ R-TiT7,51, 40 a There's nothing like the beginning of a brand new year to bring out everyone's good intentions. And one thing almost all of us resolve to do is shape up. Well, while you're getting into shape physically.. .lef FIRST FEDERAL of SEMINOLE help you get into shape fiscally. With a systematic, thought-out savings plan. Flexible passbook • anCO$AWWheQn usica ~~ connections • _ -= ____ 1 , r .• i~l --ew i__- -- %6I- -- - iQ(j -- ran9v 24 wo to 6o 000 fit uH -- . _j___ -AF _____ for those hot days ahead! 1007 Sanford Ave. ±- _-_ 4 - - C'- - r- -- -_-: •--_ .. L~P-W- r_ __ . -~., -__0Z-..-- P . . .;_~-__ _.- • )W.rl __ HWY.461W.110 1101111011L F-ol 1-4 SAmiroRo 1305) 323-0230 . _ .1 protected by cabinet pre-charged F10FISSIONAL IN1 .111101111 I".0 cftoroe F or Our W.vict'. Open Thurs. mighft by Appe,wment L Call Toda y For Free Estimate --- - __ _ -- j' - I - - Cods fully enclosed and ________ - . -_ - - !~, SUN TRAVEL AGENCY ,,. . - •.I— ectric $50 USH 17,.1. , •' - will send the CaSh Refund m. .1ec1 O you, e flOW . . t_ - .-0 1/ - Fabrific new! ready ___ _____ Large Selection of Sizes, 40 they're all in sale at - .V - I 1 - and helps protect shrubbery. - -iou2Q11 S. French Ave.Sanford CASH REFUND WA I I r I I -I I-__ - -62 .M I 4--_2 me -. - -_-, - -a - buying power _____ to their existing forced air II e - • - Qjility cooimg &I 11 Mcierate Automatic t*o-sow fan CO"011 outdoor rose wrwe it,,,y f effable 0Im4fulvacomwessof r, -- - . , conditioners -----. - .q r- On ueluxe central air 01 . I Double Knits has been modernizing or adding ri ,d - __ A Polyester Off, Crepes, Jacquards, Two Tones, Multi-colored Prints, Ponle de Roma, Twills and j • __ $50 _.- - - ___ , __ a ress_ 41P who are renlacinri Sayingst Our entire stick of 100% Dacron . more, _____ -44 - - I Pit&$* W-f%d M4 CllravanzS 212 pagg 1973 WOCIIUry I.ifface tog.ii'v*tnin, elhceiicy of the Spne F,i Seper iO" wide and alt on full bolts ,. priced for savings that only Fbrifsc s 100 store can refund offer to homeowners , . - - - P $299 . I . It TA-E 1A Modeis _____ 7 z, •J--. SUPER SALE! SUPER SAVING * 28,1974. Special caSh con&"er zoiisMak"11 the Moll, 41conam '" , to 00vate and has tpw lowest no"it-wro; of any Gen*(&I Eleciric centfai so c0ndifloner T*o.%DW Isn - - I - drastically rAced for Ibis special ev"t! Thousands of yardsl endless colors and designs, conditioners --, 4' W , .__ . 4 .-~i*I-W.t _-, .7 ;.It'. - ~ -' - January 1 • 0 - Seper Sate. central air r.,ft, -,.J `,-' m4frip— _____________________ -,*) V __ _i___-,4r I a Electric on units purchased '—..-- - : ...DIRECT from General S .1 ____ - I ._ ON GE CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Feb. 4, at 2 p.m. in the DeBary -cooru 11 - ENTERPRISE GYMNASTICS CLASS PERFORMS j the Florida `-ZAAM~- - Sixth Grade students of En. students recently. Note young man on bottom terprisc Elementary School form a pyramid row, right, who is so sure of hirnsplf he uses on during gymnasticsprogramfortheirfellow hand towave - Eastern Europe. Balkans, 14o"nds, Morocco ale. 2 to 4 weeks,ow.orted, __ FIFTH AND Free 188 Page Book! Fcryour free cooywnteorpPione: 11-1 ph T. . ________ - lIflTfl 9 :i i * 0 71 - ,..E~J&~ i --- Foods III 11 il hil deere I 11 W r4w ~ -01.1 __) ____ -, . e"t-11 I , - - . - - - - .----- - - . _. S TATE BANff Igloo Coolers FrelADA-re penses only to the tiona?1t answers - 11 - -- - , 11 INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPT. 1. -1 - . ____ qua Opportunity 0 Award To Be Made Iff - CBS , 5 c ____ - i,; Foreign Wars Post IM% of on q - 111 '" I ____ - : The Sports Shop !{( )\\ $ - _ PPA _________ This column of questions and on federal tax matters is provided by the local the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public VA uests I - • IV % - be the awarding of a plaque to DeBARY Deliary Deltona G Folken, State Legislative Ptr from the Masonic meeting recently at the Com- Chapter of National Association chairman. Grand Lodge of Florida in munity Center with a carry-in of Retired Federal Employees A workshop followed a Jun. recognition of the Cliapter,s dinner before the meeting was host to the District 3 cheon served b) the women contribution to the Florida Present wer,~ 115 members, meeting held in the DeRary me1pbers of the Masonic Home Endowment local Chapter. t'ven new members and ciht Firemen's Recreation Hall FUfl(1. District 3 is comprised of the guests, who included Mrs. IL INIonday morning. Meeting was following Chapters: Apollo Following the business Johnwn, Mr, and Mrs. Paul opened by District Leader A.J. 1137. Brevard 6W, DeB.ary meeting, the membership will Quasn),Mrs I Runo, Mrs. A. J.Male and In%ocabon g1ea by Deltona 939, DeLand 817, be entertained by the Deltona Pifel and Mr. and Mrs O13%e1 Rev..Ernest Pugh, vicar of All Daytona Beach 58, Lunar 1196 Adult Education Singing Group %fler of Morton. 111. Saints Episcopal Church' of (TitusviIle), Sanford 1327 and under the direction of Don Vero Beach 12M. N" At Zlolkowsk~ Mr. and Mm Sam Dattilio, Mr. and Welcoming address was Mrs. William Mayr and I'virs. V. president of DeBary-Deltona 11-voted tt,iontribut Chapter. Distinguished g 12a to th. Paul Caske) inIuded James W Wilson, klenwrial Scholarship Fund. National Field Vice,President, FURNITURE, INC. G, nines were played follow4 [legion 111; Russell 0. Hitz, the business state president, Walter E Sanford's Finest Thenextmeetingwzllbehejd Rupp state 1st vice-president; on Feb 18 at 6pm, at which Herbert Ross, state 2nd '.ice i tunethemenwlllbchostsat th? president Mrc G Iauise Sweetheart Night." I 4 * - ,1B ___________________________________________________________________________ , " --- - L7~ -? ,~i_q 'm J,197 rcaeinesand dti may z vz&TTaX-pt5'e3SAS7IRJ! f Jan. ave E G. 26.95 to 39.95 . .. DELTONA-Illinois CInb of Deltona held its monthly k - ___________ ~ and repair than buy a now, larger home NOW AVAILABLE pa)" counties for three years, but had it s rnaiden sale in Volu.sla Illinois Men Set Federal Retirees nost District Meet 1 A____ M. ______ Benzomatic Propane Conversion KH R taxes 'Purposeof thissale, which as been earned In other - __ ...0 to r) 11itz. Mrs. Cates. Rupp and floss # - _______________ - -- I - ,ino Forestry Division. I - _____________ IIIII Thursday, -, ! _______ Special thru Saturday Pine seedlings for *104 Mrs - - -- N! ord wo- _________ Wi : .1 - 7_771 - - 8 an Cf I'd Q. When doe. your employer have to give you your W-2 form' - - BAKE SALE PtANNED = - R -- - __________ - -_ ______ s SM)Tna Beach, and Ormond Chamber of Commerce is Beach at the same time. This * urging incorporation to be-Iter sale in Deltona had the the whole community, As a assistance ' mtinieipabty, it would t Is Garden Club President Mrs position to provide better Ewald Korth. who is also services to the residents." She received a plaque of Trees" chairman of the Florida Federa tion. commendation for her outThree hundred packets of standing work for DeBary eight tree seedlings each, during tier tenue of office. lw t-viv. I ____________________________________________ - _____ ______ : • - . _______________ - _____ -- to ' S f __ 17.1 1 e In and there are no mistaken ycur return that might processing, you ahould get your rtfundfln 4 to5v.eeki you rile later, It may take up ) - The F d want to Incorporate - _I_=_____ 1-111, mu I*fo,e the program. The public is invited to participate. At the recent Installation of officers of DeBary Chamber of Commerce, both the retiring * By FANNF= President Alberta Coy and the .E EDWARDS Herald Correspondent newly installed President Leonard Blackford, uttered DEI1ONA—The of Agriculture and Consumer practically the same wordServices of the Division of s...'* Incorporate, it's later than its you think." Blackford continued, by "kick-off" sale of three seedlings in Volusia County, on saying, "It is not a question of the grcunds of the Southeast whether e Bank of I)clton-i - it 9 a m t)eBary. or not, but that WC will Distributed In Deltona ____ iii~ ti ons que e my eral return i get my refund any boner? if I fit i" __ ____ 1 '- to 11 (w r" - _________________ -________ / ( tz Your Place p _ I I, _____ - was for • - Add Space ___ * è I -- ______ Planning To th e subject will be given to the Kitchen of discussion by Deltona Fund the new Post Home residents Now, once again, it is be erected as soon sufficient a topic o di scuss i on on u) iUfl are available o begin Delryites. construction. At a meeting to be held All members of the Post and Thursday by the DeBary Unit not aeady ntaed, are Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 asked to bring their donations p.m. in the DeBary Firemen's for the sale directly to the Recreation State Plaza. Hall, Re resentative (nary Cun CAMERA CLUBTOMEF ninghain and State Senator W illiam Gillespie 1l1 cite the DEL NA—Deltona Cainri "Pros" and "cons" of in- Club met recently in the Uttle corporation. lied Schoolhouse of the CornJohn Mattingly, an attorney- inunity Center. at-law, of DcInd who recently Mrs. Rose Goetsch, spoke the Deltona Civic president, announced the Association will serve as following appointments: On the moderator for a 'question and 1ogram cemmittee to assist answer" period. The mecting is the chairman I who was elec. , Alberta Coy. Earl Brown anti R-isspIl ALL s s be ub,- Cushing, 1'3 thatrman, Lyall initted in writing and deposited Cross: Ptiblicity, eggy - - -- ews Highlights one - \ - I)eHMtY-Incorporatlon Is s'iP hold a bake sale on Feb 8 at the minds of more than the Deltona Plaza, beginning at community in Central Florida. 9a.m. Proceeds fr the sale , ' ___________________________ . N .- r1lim -_ ~ MORIC -T s; e4a CENTERS _ ------ PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER, --- • -..: HWY. u. - 92 ATnIhST.,SANFORD -- - -• - - INOLE SANFORD • OVIE DO • LONGWOOD • WINTER PARK • ORANGE CITY --- • F SE - - -- _- -_-• - _ -• • • -• - • • CENTURY PLAZA' Opening Soon --• • - ----- - I �- - - . -- -. - - - - - -; - - - . . - . - . ... .. - .- - . . %.r= arfordHrajd ! — rsa Jtn ii 1911 ___ S.-. Scribbling Sightseeing [ Dear Abby - L flCriOlfl . 32 MrriageatIe I VisiUhe -JlTrAIaIgar 4 See the Square 1.ningToer inunumeni here M('sedon fiiure • ister or - Needed 1O! 36ViIIn I do everthing foi them and get m sabr I am Dad i senile and almost totally hlmd and deaf. Mother ir in Califorma Ikr bati) Is 2 scars old and I hasen t ents for two sseeks I am all sorn out, arid neefi as 52 Assistant ID Forward 53 Italian riser II Utters ding. Notice how we ki - 4oCupolas scratch to ii Giver Fifth-- -- '*' '*' Mrna cites Miss Kellogg's incrustation paper ' I lersor ofri; . to get - 'S I'ubbtei Such i riURSDAY ma- explain the 5 doctor's Movie 'j i'- — ir — — (24) 5 00 T T II Th 7 00 (2) .)ucr( "l)r. Crane, she began, "I Dragnet (9) 730 — — — ?e$Crve5$rierigP,fQ,,ccp, y or a I bids 5:30 (2) News (9) WAIMAN, whose business address 'S 1101 W Clern SeminoI County, Floricia are not to be p4id 'n full by the un Sanford. Floricia Publish Jan 24, 31. 197 poses. Man's hunting, while his ____________________________ COOSilISOl all lnvntory, equipment, tasks, ccl the pattern for the Kathryn Cr Caiselberr Set in,e according to the program. V $6S0 C onfheto$lowingdCScribe4jprOpery Highway *2? ari MagiIia ih,5 public hearing Will be field E'ecut'on was delivered to rnt' '. Shertl of Seminole County. FIia. 5 terebr g ti BOi'cf of Adust'nt public Pic-iririq to ons,r lYoving a Rear Setback Var a ZonefromtC aC on February 1$, 1971 at 7 I 4. 21, 1974 • DEX 179 PM AoE IMAT Df1i4 i>i' Oi-i r M'! F'ENDjD BETTER PEEk A.AiN A MAIt I OUR M'STERv '.i4 l f', - ,. " )J _1 ). i 1 ' more parikularly described •is lotlo*t Chairman Reg Plo CH13X9F13611$ ' SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD triat the 1P" Uramlelt. said property bcinq - • for SIR ti'ii - ' - ' 1St, thence SOuthUto point of hurilrn usniil,l mkr thi'ir mk,-ri!, J'i ,nnr, 3 base more than just a casual Interest tells me that she married "in name only to a Japanese student. She 5ays he has been in this country for four years ar'J te ':ir1tc unusual? Or can this girl be for real - 30 - 22 23 ' z1 — — — - i'. stribbkng. — — — — (24) she truth, _______ ago in -_ - - - I - - -- - — • • ,•,• - ,/ 'i'-. 1 •, , 9:30 BIUIN t'.,U ISfIIt — s still a niarned ssoman, cii If 'fill ri' cmart _______ the most beautiful ssc'dding gossn and veil I ever or c,Iored crayons, even .iin sery superstitious, and mj sisttr has had icr bk luck Since -'. Anyway. Abby, I should feel crt'py wearing my sister's tu iii luck'- _ o U .OU " -, " I)EAI( POLL\ - — rhe ' '" '''' I wore a new pants fIrst time 0 mans I • AT: 2410 S-OH Of FLUSHI AT: 4-4 5UDA __________________ ,_,,fJ •, 7 CT4f Tld 4 (' '' , 1.00 ,r r: usus . ( ) NIh?G (44) e- (9) MovIe COfltaineti (44) • inn rpd*1 kind otwit rYC Plorlon ct re art' in ins txttt r gift 1)1- "itt (ilitlis ssho nosi .—*'_ i squirrel, dog, duck, horse, etc osin fashion_s but siant a finished look get the elastic straigh( and then stitch a Ins-c through the crochet hooks SC) they sir.. NORTH goals straight in ow mind ppo lid 1_S flcC bk' - . nature. fi PISCFiFeb ) to Mar OI \ dt ,,uj- s o:ir South do ' comic (ri kindergarten, they often coi1d concoct fairly good action lolA diLImOil(l ind low spd c.ilisthenlc heart and bid snades)'ite.r In P45! It; for i.--- . t to ' -. - last tour tricks st ii 1st I- .- irts -- cxpure to newspaper car '5. (44) Fury wt'rt' sorth is.i. Fit SOUI1I - ' (44) FIlm 1130 (2) Hollywood • In th. past by Les and Linda Iwatering Charc.oaI Varnes and Grads - -- II.. '.' fl.ifiudiI1i dtcsed euselope and iLi' 31 feb 7 1974 Steaks & Sea. Pblith Vood Our Specialty. regus$ersaun.mewitri the Clerk of with th Clerk of the Circuit Court Ioridl in accordance with the Section 56509 DIX 174 ,,. 75th day of February, 1974 If pn receipt ci proof of the titio.j% names, to wit :on'nu ordinance __________________________________________________ ° I Managers Office, of Os" !' b ' MILO PiT INEP Husband - -______ I I '%ii 4 ______ , -. ' F' -. 1 L' - '1 I r_ - :: ________ - - ":' ON THIS L' - L___.._. — .__'. '-1 _______ ;,,;-._ f "I i! _______ '' - rf ç/;li _______ - 'r ----' - iicc A5uIJUT' "i' , OU C4&JT , WHAT •' - f ii14 •_••___ YOU ARE -______________ P-IOTII1IJ) ' it Iii's been filed against you ri ttie "' I tlsis office *ill accept bids for Wed , Fri , Sat I 45P M se - ocx iso o, Nay J is - i pont Of b.inriing - an - J N - t!S I '--' I - I2 MN CARE S .,(±\BANANA, ' '-' ' - IkE flAN'IS'S n three 1)1 public places post •_.,p__,/ A C4EC)< FOR \ p ! \\\r.. . , I ' - ,3u's' (— _____ -- . IT' ALLOt)1 •,, •(ij 1- 1 TO MAJ'<E IT ________ ..- ________ I -r - 'S.-- - _- for andagauns:tM proposed toning •: '.'" '#'ilH YCECKiPJG ( I , -. 3 Chic Young _ 3 jr- :' ( 1'" " BIONDIE _ L.., ' ' _ Dt-puty Clerk March 7. 1971. at 7 (7 PM • or .i ') TPiIS attire witi iit(f'ft I) d'i & U teet tI'iencerun N Itdegrres 52 te't to ire 1974 th , the City • - _______________________________ )' t. ei4't- )anuar, 1974 by Dick Covoll, WINTHROP I Cily Hall, San BIOS QUlPMENT - - NOTICE OF ACTION anø for Seminole County, Florida. February 70. 1971 FIa:ro:: City / Matinees Mon Of I Subect property 'S desCribed available at the off ice ______ • •'- sJOW I' All wE sE GOT ThE MOiiEy 'SPORT .. - — .5'-.",, nw l7., un i..ae Monroe 130 (2) Three On A A Marrlacr ME Z4A! U',lItc , - -- BONANZA reQuired to serve a copy of your MAf1LEH. INC., 1'd Piann-ng hoard wili hold a 20)1. Sanford, Seminole County. ) The Edce Of I __J you I intend to reOister said name wth (6) Search For Y: ' t - Altamonte Drive. Altamontt- Avcnue, Suite 103, Orlando. Florida FLORIDA N PA:ONeCa TOWI-4OMT Jan I?, 74. 31. Feb 7. 1974 DEX For NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Statutes, To Wit Suite 7 the used vs. the new magailnes sIm4igIzinf'f i FICTITIOUSPIAME F Deputy Clerk (6) The Price Is 5.—l'ass 'our I. high (-aId St-rn nole Covnty - '_______ enjoyed • - • pass El N AND YEAH Tt1 ( THi COUL.0 E JAV HAPLE. NOW,. \'1 CASE NO 74 UB In re the Marriag, of _________________ Aribur H Beickwith Jr e - I p -- b 'C roo k$ & La w 13ci P0 Drawer z 5.anford Florida 32771 ,4 )- .-. . /TPIESSmyItid and Official FIorda0S$attes lt1 thereof with the on or before February 19 1974 ano I.-. () As •he World kuklies Lear up old magazInes, i-st ,,.', j,. 10:30 (2) Jeopardy asswor - ith Its. II Flanners' c-en- L I am sure because of his early s )'*des in order to The l'i'.. dl) u - i- n i its over with k' tailarty ocyJ sshetj'.ier mak or knic The gift .;t;J- r ' / and br Seminole County, Florida. wilt be taken againSt you for ttr relief demanded in the PetitIon and or before tie 11th day FICTITIOUSPIAME STEPISTROM DAVIS & MIN laSH Atlornry 104' PIa rStitt POSt .. • () The Joker . - 1 ' \. ______ f r l4 . 6sZsiriiie ' E $25 oy filing the original ther I - I I l'i - - ConCentration , deact' of trumps to dtimms last lii% lined Is- for -irlisitles th perTTutsomeoutsIderWcomebetweefluuandfamijy, (irn., lklp, Help, with those ssorcls ce$anoffer ow more devotion for the one you love AQIARItS nan 21 to I . + + Qlo8 - SSrst "sorib 'osnunerital BARBARA ANN. Flannery handles high count - g - () Capt Kangeroo () Mike Douglas fl I - \ SANI)HA. are all together. t 00 ' 30 () sm ar use of pencil in improving routines for greater success. Make sure you get appearance izne aino - being forth fine, usable ideas. ____ scsi their isear. - to outline a chicken or flhile candksare softolten p stifiCo derstanding facts about conditions in business or personal near _____ - \IUS F I A - the non rolling ISpI.. of ssaisttijnd t!atic stems to h -is., that r s and department stores Sometimes he d bring his - I 00 (2) Today () CBS News - f T ,, I\ oftI'ueCcrt the d'hdaycf J.inu,tr, WlSoWres,dence.nd 740 Ji - A' CAPTAIN EASY on MORNING 7 t-cg riS / ' —\K - Z< 'S' Aurora. Oregon, wtiy the .ame shou ci riot be granted a W't Section ItS Florida Statutes snd rs,dent - You are required to serve a copy for the adoption of trie minor fIlCHES It-si n Industries Inc T A t ii, sm her sconce's sshere the candles Lend to bend from th. It it I hast' n ser had such cln(Iles txnd and 1154) th( ' -- AND Marriage has been filed aganst you the Circuit Court of trie ARE RESIDENCE ADDRESS MAILING t t - AME NOED NOTICE OF ACTION , -. News NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS 1I4( ,TA TIE 01 rLORIDA OF isei atv.et LEON UERNARD ROYAL. -------' 84,C.(' ' pm February II. 1974 _______________________ - r IP44DA MECHELLE BARD, a ..__'I. M!e EIGHTEENTH FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 14958 Bit Walton Tøcres, Chairman Michael B Wairn nr Count;, Florda unoer the name of EXPR ESSIONS TIlE MAGAZINE OF THE FINE ARTS 9 - 1 0erneth 0 , '.xi Yt.IJ () before employed Althou - g ho ne sde 1 (44) Movie (13) Stagecoach blank. ii. thaI we intend to register Said name With the Cltrk-ot the Circuit Courl. . West 10,00 (2) Music Country such scrap paper after 1 cu I ERSTITIOLS - ' 4 4 •: by Heimdoht & Stoffel Seminole County Board ât 7 27E.Highwayj6, AItamont JACKPOT .. ______ -. BUGS BUNNY . , - - - • "' - - ~ Ihis pubic ur.irr -. — — LAW -- V ES PAY ONC F S1 (44) Hogan', Heroes Kellogg's '-., _______ ' (44) Bold Ones — — — — °" Lines "Miss Kelloo' also claims -- (44) Lucy (24) BehInd The ' SUSPICIOUS Iii:.n St'I'IUIt iii .i r.itiii hiz.ii t sutu,tin. mu srnthing is possible 1 se if the kid ts ti liinh suu (he - B:0O (2) In Search /TflU i zeentR' ñèau Miss -- 33 32 31 - i- DON T - its 'ri' " - _____ to pay or tatisly exiSting debts. ann - 1' 1 8eginningl2OI7?Ettan(l45 d il l,1 •''\ - '.4' SHAR/cEY Seminole County Courthouse n - il-.-. -' • Fetxuiry A 0 1911 oIler i . I' . ______ ' -' ______' ) ' ---- ' ______ 1 _______ ,, / - - . .. -, - _-__ iht. -- -- .- MEN' . - - - fl44T M)T Ft)UPD - .' .' - _OMPAN"i ' UkE - - ---- ___ kHT 4 SHE. WITH Li)I OF FEMALE ' Seminole County Board Of Aclji'Um $ trsterors debts is 55,317 : POT CE S vrlue of thal certain Writ oP I CCutiOfl iSSued out of and unci r the seal of the County Court ni OrangeCounty, Florida. uona tini'I fucgment rencierea in tue orsa,c, court on the 72nd day of October AD 197) In trial certain case en personal property located at 1171 ida Statutes Its; • News by Dove Gu, Notice of PuIlc Hearing miormation IS furnished to you herewith n'endtoregist.e saidname *th FRIDAY 730 P M Cuenc MICHAEL B 'rrt impr ession that man exists sunt the tots were alidwed to el1are and ask If thes can L'('' to the pleistocene Age, the 47 P - Ptuiyi,i- November I2 it?) to the P0siOn% Of (t0n 6107 of the Un'orm Corn mercial Code (F SA 6766 107) are herthy nol,(ued that on the 17th (lay at NOvember. 19?), a transfer in bulk assettoI KENNETH C KERN .._________________________________________ IhursdaJLn , 1914-58 rhniorcLHId Leal Notice Legal Notice S€MINOLECOUP4TYBOARI, lfl bCCOrcjn wth the laws a, *01d1a and th( F lo 'cia Stasut it OffICe will accept bids for f. 'i'nuaI typC*ritr . with hanqfable carriages (PICA Tvpel • Ot durable qualily & serviceable %iQfl to withstand Continued daily patternsolman. l'acfngman's strange affinity for being '' 5 II CSCfl A 9 10 ABC LegFN ADVERTISEMENT FOR , r i or (Qn)OsitiiJn 9Cuinsuf SSFoodfish 72ticbrew ' ill TI Ii 'The ...awe •1IC UPa4ons to' lthe farnilL' finances She learn another blessed event is is going dOor4O'(IOOr selling expected In the famli), Olivia's Plnckne)'s [3ubbk BeautIfier • - mage SiFeminme £armcnhs jrroilI;Ier respite? Or contact Counts • TV Time Previews 8.9 CBS TIlE WALTONS Olivia, who has Just thken a Job pregnant. NfI-&1 Legal Notice _ nec 4Stasing IS lsIand in t 351_s ' I ôn:J ,.' 3IIntrurnental bbtkbtrd ea .,, 41t nand death thrt' sears ago, I ye been stuck takIng care T • fl CO U ra 1 vi iri t 35 Morecustls 'i&h(seesn Varatirsn ______ Q #j,r 1 • ..Ht'h1i'nts . -, i\ . aj._..L___ 'iRUP - 1 1 / ' i- ,, MORNING', T-4l ('(.5 BE, ( IK i-1t6 : / ","J" C kL'f - '\ 7 _____ -- ','ikE SIE _______ %I'V FAThER sUT -- I! >- \ / I L :. - - - / ,,4, _______ ' # t-o / i / . - - �-- ób-Tlie Jan. 31, Egoertence bOdy & nt man Apply Br1 Auto Sales. 76) Orlando Drive, Sanford DIAL Sell - Rooms(Or 5598 831-9993 line a 3bca line . 23 times IIf 1112-00 MINIMUM CHARGE) - 3 Lines Minimum The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Department Hours • - A' L-CrsLrm Frencn Ae - Large corporation seeking qualified dieSel truck mechanics, Send resume in contidence to Personnel P.O. Box L Mams, Fla, I -_________ - _______ - TwO bedroom duplex furnished 906 ______________________ 111W )s' ______________ APARTMENT FOR R EN T 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED PHONE 323 7521 French Ave. - -- ----- - - ' - CAVALIER MOTOR INN 12005 U S $7 97. Santora , ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. . r(- cr' 'liii- In c loat,on. $37 5(0 -, ' H -t . - ' - -- - __________________________ LAKEFRONT 594QUEENS MIRROR CIR. Fsrutive 3 bedroom.2 bath home', .'oded lot Picturesque lakeview tr n living and family room Eat ,r. kitchen, formal dining room, central air, patio, plush carpets, beautiful decor throughout. Must sell! Owner has drastically "f1d to Only $44.500 with as tItle as S pet. down. Phyllis Capponi. ASSOC. After hours, 17y5 CITY - HERE'S THAT OLDER 2 STORY A Bedroom, Ifibath frame you've been wanting Has formal dining mom, wood floors, Climate control and many new home lea lure% plus detached I wo car garage apartment All for 536.950 Corner lot, too Call 322.2420 AnytIme )bedroom horn. with pa?") CLIFF 'ORDAN I ------- ,..,., .. - 0 FDWN With VA . Oranges. Lemons Orpfrt, TangeLs - - - ç -S ERV A Directory B.oet in the way'? Sell I? fast an ens, with a low cost classif'ed ad of - Fortreeestimate. call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 3771771 Fi,-Ill.neç.E Appliances Sanford Electric Company 1522 Park Drive, 377 lSe2 ____ __Ilelo ___ Wanted -- 344 IEDNOOM, 3 lATH IIAND HFW HOMES. PACKED PULL OF ALL THE (*10*5 YOU'D t* TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tformerlyu Harriett's Beauty NOOK) 5)9E Pine. 372-3142. Bulldoikig - ________________________________ c0On-3 O,,n tra,'msportaton Pt 32? 3339 after ID a mn BULLDOZER WORK 373 1731 :le.rng loll our Specialty. Offer 3 in rn DRIVERS! utlorpar1 time. Day or fl.ghtthittS, )8 yrs. or Older. We will train you Excellent income, 'betal bonuses and awards Openings an San ford. Deflorna, DeBar-y, Seminole & Volusaa Counties Apply in person to - ACt t) k Carpentry , OoctortOff,ce call 323SlSo '- Oviedo 365 54o1 If yuu have an eye teal value, you'll eye the classified dS regularly. for Call - holdingS from premiWs Phone 8 1212 days 4418773 nights & iSis,' encts * Bell Plumbing Co.* Fast e'ffe'r,t SC.icC, old and f5-orxkd, licensed 377 Pressure Cleaning - Interior & ExterIor Plastering & Simulated Brick. Phone , - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 377 1338, "Like Mary- WallpaperHangkig PAUL SLATER - - I' - * Engraving - i. j..n ___ - H 8.1. ENGRAVING SERVICE ','etal PtbtT,5, Jt"*cIry. Troplsies 4 Ii fii"O (3' d. 377 I; W. 25th - Sanford, Fla. - I ._'._.a,, Ill 11: Per-tonal Tax Service - lawn Service Tractor WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alttypes and sile-s we repair anoservice with mower, will STINEMACHINE& cut acreage or lots Call 172 1116 372 SUPPLY CO , -. I1 1t'r'k'1_ - - ' ' ' ' b it ii', '" .h North - - Urn!" Auctioneering NA N TMI:N 68 Mobile Homes ' 4 04AG% 1 Sl*v ' ' '149 Hil.OS - 1971 Ford Pinto 377 35)) after S S I46 For'L(,, .., am OrUi S49 1ELc FY 11SF p Owner moving - must salt, 1964 5kylrk. 1970 Galaxie, $911 Triumph Motorcycle, 198 Motorcycle, 19till Toranado i:2 0913 ________________________ $970 - VW Kirmann Ghia Coup" emerald green, AM FM iadio, Ic.'. mileage. 11793 Call Paul Fii<eIta, 7771651 Dealer ____________ :1 ti's t,'t -ZAG MACMINE 7 SE 38 __________ - ___________ __________________________________________________ - Motorcycle Insur6nce BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 TRY TO BEAT THIS 73 -- FURY III & POLARA CUSTOMS Cc'rnci , tcri With radio, heater, automatic Iran- - Trucks and Trailers - - - - ---- - smission, power steering, power brakes, air condition, vinyl top, - - es.------- --- - kiAn,4.,4 .s...i P.A& price, Stamps-Coins 69 tovy bar. camper ed equipp . ___ I - - Ici tu,i arid sii Qild or %ily'i con - - - body, I owner 3.660 mites. 709 Margaret Road, Sanford CHEVY TON PICKUP Nothingoo'wn. takeover Call credit manager 373 62)0 . 32771 FREE to good home, male Blue 'e'mararner, 7 yrS old Papers 323 1850 Suitable for 'iton pickup Take c.rr payments 211 Meado'*-hill Dr Sanford on Sale - AKC female Wire Hair Ter rier 11 mo old IISO Call $]I 7052 Used Camper Cab 8 X 6'. SIS Ph in 764S --- ---- _____ _____ _________ _____ ____ - __-_-_- ei door, automutjc Iran. ' 66 '61 CHEVY PICKUP Long baSe Nothing down, take o' DAl 2499 ui c-rrsrv Tfl rursrscr CDrSAA 1/2 4 '000 actual miles, CylInder. Straight radio, 6 drive Clean $1496 2590 - Chevrolet Ton Pick-up IIIIIIIIII 69 iI.STALLE L. Call like app'..ntment wpts Ill sa act '' 1 . 8 Apply In - rado, one MM brakes, air, owner - Showroom & $ 128860 300 N. Fronch Ave. 4 door hardtop, air, very brakes, radio - low miles clean r""a (I^ rn very Z M today's speed limit 17 mpg. $1660 I 69 Dodge Monaco ' 4 door hardtop, vinyl roof, automatic, power steering & 70 Olds Delta 88 80 MU IIIIIIIIIIIIIE 4 door hardtop, automatic, power steering & brakes, air, radio, vinyl root. Only 33,000 Miles " brakes, air, radio. looks as If the . I $1265 brakes, automatic radio & $1669 C itriL 1466 $ & reason 1973 Cadillac Coupe DeVille 1969 Mustang Fast Back White finish with white vinyl roof and red leather Interior. Equipment includes tilt wheel, cruise control. AM. FM stereo, fully Powered including Wlfldflws and seats. $ 2-door, automatic, bucket seats, air Conditioning. Medium blue fini s h and clean throughout '1480 5580 1973 Chevrolet Impala 1971 Olds Vista Cruiser Coupe. Beautifulbiuc with white vinyl roof and only 5.000 mites. Equipped with power steering & brakes, AM radio, Extra sharp. ?Passenger wagon 268O 0 73 Imperial 4 door hardtop Lebaron complete luxury C SAVE $2000 _L_.___ - ii,--u---,,.'__f_1L_-_1-_ LJThf_I_-_LLL - 1974 Cougar XR7 This little gem with only 3.00 miles listed in excess of 55,900 a couple of months ago, It is fully equipped (Inc. seats and window's), has tilt steering wheel, speed Control, air conditioned, with steel belted Light blue finish with while vinyl roof. An extires. iutlt'nt buy at oril1' 47O0 with luggage rack, EquIpped with automatic trans., power steering and brakes and air conditioning . Extra clean and low mileage, . It were lust driven off showroom floor. U - All Pro-Owned Automublles are thoroughly Inspected by our technicians. There are 20 V8 engine, power steering & brakes, air, rad i o, vinyl roof - at 1860 The buyer will be guaranteed in writing that any used car you purchase our dealership will carry a full 12 month or 12,000 mile warranty and rear axle. Should any of these parts be defective or malfunctioning under normal use and servIce and not a result of misuse, accident or fire, the repairs, including parts and labor will be made by Town & County without any charge to you. We offer only the finest new and used automobiles available today and we want you to know that we stand behind the products we sell with one of the best equipped and staffed service department in the Central Florida area, major Items inspected & repaired if necessary, even windshield wiper blades. This is the we can offer this outstanding used car warranty. Small $ Effective Jan. 1974 & automatic, & 100% USED CAR WARRANTY disc brakes, air, AM FM radio, vinyl roof This One Real Nice. $ 1775 Less Than Wholesale Sanford, Fla. - po wer 71 Pontiac Catalina014 70 Dodge Charger m power steering LINCOLN MERCURY from - condition, 70 Pontiac Catalina CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT iittiii'i1 door, automatic, steerIng, seats, windows Hours Person To: tLIIL' 4 door hardtop, beautiful light yellow, vinyl roof, automatic, power steering Town tI'Country on engine, transmission 71 Chrysler New Yorker > in I in 6 X Plym. Fury Ill (' 70 rM 4 d oor, aIr, power steering _ ____________ ________ s 1973 Chevrolet El Camino. pick up, 8 Cyl, power steering & brakes, '.'vut'i -molar home Must be in good condition and a go4 Write Pox 534 n The Senfoect Hernld p o 5,,rhi).O Fla .. LfUlIII5IiI tear riii in or Saturdays 01 -- - FORD I )O V.11 FLAT BED NOthingdoy,n, takeover CallcredltmanaQer3n67 For used furniture, appliances, 'oolt, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford A $ '71 ' from - - Motorcycles ' _ it - Monday thru Friday 2. 4 Hours . JEEPS** lull broken in. Call 377 7717 alter 6.11 8)26 Wifltr Park ' IVIN CIRCULATION MAIL ROOM A. Cn'ta,&, FIi e 94 1 : 1 076. 1631 lEO Toyota Corn.i, automatic, tow miteage. 322 814) after p rn ________________________ ___________________________ prces ____ smission, air, radio, power steering & disc brakes, vinyl roof. Li u .Ai'l 'CI l's tixi .1 ROOMS CARPET .9 .t( - FOR PUBLIC AUCTION. IN) Ford Fairtane,hghstbiaoy,r$1So 804 .'qnolia Ave, Senlorj Feb 9 am Stahonwagon. -_________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 100 Paid. used. any Condition - PART TIME OPENING - *AMC I94ICOMET Loaded -Nothing Down. Take Over Call Credit Manager, 373 67y) 961 VW Squareback, new tires, extra clean, 1)195 Call Pope. 372 Dealer _______ 78 19 kitchen Sinks, and battntul.s Kitchen cabinet with sink corn plete. S heavy duty $0' long wr benChes Other rn 'ems373 54?o. FURY Ill 73 -_,,,f.t1iLi3I11rLiC1' wiOC with r-,er I acre Need quick sa. Call 3;1 6411 1i - * or tee teSt buy in American Motors, and Jeep vChiCIeS, see DON BALES Sanford Motor Company S French Ave., 373 U1 & -_ ______ . --- hccrsson ________ -_ This NEWSPAPER doe's nut knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that lcate a preference based on age ern p4oyers covered by ttn AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT - ,ari'ciuned. unwanted lUflk cars ri,luled away Your $ io. Orlando. 29.56194 anytIme Wanted to Buy lITOlO. with Clock Even 'foperable 3730400 s-nks, ,'.- 10SS' mobile home on st- Johmns kiyr near Del. and Loafr' Pisring resort Call Casseiberr os 831 $17) I __________________________ _____________-- 1111 LiSO SuZuki Good Doort, frames & haraware, Cabinet cioo.rs, frames& hardware Vant1 _____---_- Services Qren size haea bed. dark ILI(clean, call 377 793) ,aiter S.30 Ftni5hd dOuble ,Ø , Illf -cj.r.'. ' 5100 and take oYer payments Jfl Junk Cars Removed - Feed r-_-_LUJ_-_ _r_ -_--_JJL_ COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Call after 6 p m $34964) ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS TWO FAMILY ROOMS "We Don't Stop Till We Succeed! 11 JIM DANDY FEEDS [)rcct front, boxcar - lowest wf101eS6le Prices guaranteed Open 7 to II p - 7 O'.'LY s i,''i - i C-lI .iI P P 3?) 4)33 s - ATTENTION U.. -__- _____________ ________ "'ding Materits ' __________________________ 1971 $7 215 7 bedroom, lurnsr.'j With Central heat & air 5)00 8. upholstering since 1936, custom assume payments of III) II a work only, complete line of Slip month 372 7379 (over, upholstery & drapery tat',cs. Free estimates in yOUt Mobile home, $300 down ,nn'j hOnn'C KUI.P DECORATORS IN assume payments, no quality-no i'.i st ) flis P PINTO - __________________________ ______ 0 Carport Sale Misc household items àflci furniture Many useful ends ;OIS Cedar Ave Sanford. 32 2 0110 AUSTIN 01 vFLUPMENT CORPBuy. sell, consign, appraise. r $3)63W special Sales out of anything _ " value. 1300 French Ave. ______________________ Will purchase first or seconci .,-ao Sanford, Fl4 323 74Jt mortgages in any condition -. Southeastern Acceptance Cor MAITL AND FLEA .'.'7PT poratlon. 621 1173 14l Hwy 1797 Open S.n!& -8)17920 Jack P McClure. lieu Broker '-e 11i N Park Elks'. 2) y'-:, 773371' i snt 51 Household Goods 1? information may lii.' c.it,ts,ned form the WaqiHc.air office at Pm 309. Or land Prof Ctr 77W LaIc Beauty CIt , P 0. fu' -' -i . on 0 19195 French Eve ,Sunday. 372 111.i or 373 1496 'i' i..' PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. TVs, Mi%ce'tllnCouS, New and used furniture and appliances Plus -. (w a t c aos, ec'a, Salt'scwaicn Down _____ Realtor Fern Park 114 1W _________________________________ -- .,.,, - t - ii.i%t beforeyougetts,p, I,'IIOW signs ' Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Water conditlonefi, 3721610 ?Fist ot7 5J( Lntrm3777l; ' -j - am _______________________ ______________ Sanford Auction * 3237010 -,I, rp d Traction bart. 5 1 85, Muncie 4 SPtv. 1100. 830-477 ,atter S p m REEL'S BODY SHOP . 79,77' With wx't bar and ice cream tuntin plus 14*11' paneled ilimily run . I large bdrmt cat in kiIChCfl. 19x13' living rm rvi'rsited 1 ear garage trçç co,rt'ii phopeni y, 5',. VW DuneBuggy Body, & wir thield,withaccesso,,es $?OOtjsn 322 906) after 6 p r Livestock And 67.A P1Im,m ,'siie speaker, 3 mos new EOuily & take over payments or COLOR TELEVISION Everytning goes Hrt 96 323 I L*'drOofll, I' or two baths. all From 171 am flHi Cir..i brick F LOCuSt, turn left to lath St fight Valencia Court Model Men 1 6 p m daily.fl' -sitephone ' 90 Autos for Sale '67VW Nothing down, takeover Callcredt manager 3736730 Parts.Accessories Wtb !:v rare 37) 3891 or 323 Musical Merchandise : hubs, radio. Excellent cor4ty Ph 373 6153 not -____________________________ ___________ ~9 'it 1 Fiat 150 Spider Red Cony., *,re ______ Pontiac Executive Station WIQOn, no inspection neth mi5 work, Q0 377 - Auto Repairs -- cash WitFi warranty, 373-3291 ______________________________ Jttn:ir :5 Color TV P4e responsible party to assume Payments of $9 77 per mo Guaranteed HALLMARK 417 ., ________________________________________ -- TELEVISION cr --..-. Yc %)',li - eQuipment. hoe'sewares, paint -- VA.- Nothing All I ~, - - available at Firettone Store, Call Cash buyer for e-sed drt'CICS, fur 322 01j4 n,tvfe . etc HWY All, ANTIQUES ----------322 69?? up - Lornqisoocj Nice 7 bedrm home by Sanford location For ap pointm.nt. call 1212e:0 S7 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Stop Plan Rtdui excess fluid With Fluidex no preUrIplion at Medco 0-scount Drugs ______________________ - Appnt. 322.3103 Call today for details DO SOMETHING NICE FOR YOURSELF - and tee thiS out of the ordinary 3 bedroom. 2 bath home on a Shady corner tot Convenient to everything, quiet Eat in kitchen, plus Ottwr desirable features 133.503 jnsfar.Ii.aldown payment O-wrw-r i'I$ (Mr -v rnortcjqr at 7' - rct f'1..i -'ti. JOY. . I I-. sIft', land larger. pumps. Sprinkler. 177 f.-I r'_ I WeUDriflkig (,s,rfy - 4 Call For 211 F at Overweight! Try The Daciax GOING OUT OF BUSINESS 2 Bedroom, den. cathedral ceiling, HISS HARDWARE, 119 E Lake fireplace Central heal. air, Mary Ave . Lake Mary. 70 pct. off 176,750. 611 merchandise True Temper CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR power tools, lawn & garden D,B.ary 641 1685 surroundings. By -- GOkF.LYIHilY16SANFORD - and modelS, 10 speeds. All %i4S Rental Purchase Plan with new tires WID sell or frae cattle 681 1)76 Call Cunne Realtors Irc . Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Rnidenfial Comnnmnn'rcial _Freegsfim.tes Ph,3774173 Income -Tax ____ tar - , -. F ,inm,.Ou% Roberts & Gilman finest _____________________________ Of54ff, St- niir.,,e' 11 icr - -SwCving Service 8303011 " the BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL LOT - in Loch Arbor, near lab.." it EQUIPMENT BOOTS ...-tern Wear. Save at the Old 830.5500 Homes 41A .0 a I payment. J & L Pressure Cleaning. Eaves ciraned, rooft cleaned & coaled. r citizens special rates 323 170-S - VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Au tunity fgr with pride & In keeping with t he beautiful wooded a V ii - f4ORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY Bicycles COLOR TV S14.95. MO. cq SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL .WI' HAPPY BEAR Efficient cleaning exterior surtacei,, Roofs, Mobile 4omes, Commercial, Industrial, Residential 67$7327 -- rt'nrnrca1 8. I - - ______ tbran%wef to Ioll h al t o do '.ad Car -- Sell it w.th Classtj Ad All EN TIOPI IPIVE STOPS & (IEVELOFEPS - 37 Acres ad i,ncent to City PCrf,Ct for -moderate priced homes. 417 feel of CC 7-on French with depth, high traffic count g REAL NEAT-- 3 bedroom, I bith home, completely painted insioc' .,nu us,,,, wiii iU will carpet. ienced yard If you're interested a nice home lot the low price 04 Sl8.593 with 11.793 clown F-HA Call and see thiS today 3., ,aar Owner Stem per Agency Electrical Attention Travel 18 AND OVER or those lOP Seek .ngsomething Off terenl evil be tsngte and free to travel at a random st.nerarp Return Iran sportatioti guon.ntee'C No ..I't't'y' rni'm(i,.s',. .,n thy "a'n'ng ul"fli Pa and 0'," Education rio t.arrier ,yhlt to i*a"t ,mmed .e'f I .et r" . 'Pu For ,e.5onal interview ?"t ,',ipe"nt'flN,t ($11 Mm Case At Fr ,"wri-' iOar'3 I LiO'a'y Mikr!-ng Dog Estimate' i, - ---- In your home, At Training Ac.ademy for free evaluation $317370. trair,lng i,n-r,:)r Trim, Po"nel-r.g. Cutcm bathroom remodeling, Carpentry. No job too Small, 373.y7 ' It's Fix up" Time, Hire an expesl SPECIAt' I *alisuvert, (All 6iiytin 8)1 7694 Any type Of CWP*fltry, inferior or repairman from today's ctassifiec ________________ exterior Free estimat es Cell ads! 61IlSSlaft*r6 I I - __ E' - ________ 16 ____ For Sale ",".ix - ----------------- LCIM Plumurng CE RAMIC TI L E Farmers Market 13th & French - - ____ CumpLt State IhC Housewife willS Bills to Pay Pt have a position wtnith will lake few hours a clay Appi 'n ,.,It, Pt St , Siar'Acro Dog Carpentry. Remodeling, Additi. Custom Work Free t 'cereseci BOnded 323 0099 G&G ' re Boarding- Profess ion,l th am 6 p tIn. An m,ii Pla,,c'ri Boarding 322 $757 Wer..odeling, Small 'obs, panelino, 000n. windows, painting. tt( Fre,estimates, Work guaranteed 323 7321 9 a.m. 11 p m --- Ceram ic Tile -, Office llelp rure-, m ' AOfll5 rertiveiile 52 bu tire a p.m. Till Apply in Per son opp Custom made suecn rooms. car portS. Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 3234413. _____________ AVON Call 3079 Excitang . Le'tone cf our frjen,jt 1ad vsor,ftp you word your clast't.ed ad Call 372 7411 or $ ) 9993 TO BUY OR SELL ___ Speiglel Stephens Painting Contractors 7516 Country Club Rd Sanford. F la 3?? 1010 texture, mildewremoyal. 373 0794 Repairs- Remodel - Additions LicenSed - Bonded- Insured Icy J.Seyk-3nuIl JACKSONI CERAMiCS, supplies, kiln dealer . 10-S. Closed Thursday 8. Sunday. 372 792). ft 01- TV Rd -' - filly PIP FIT FROM BOXCAR ~OLII is-',t L.12 SOS95 TON Bikes, Bikes, Bikes -_________ ' drie. contact us tirst We also buy bulk Call credit manager 3736230. _______________________________ ________________________ silver coins SEMINOLE COIN Corral Western Shop, 1797, I mile income 3 bedroøm older home, I 7619 Orlando Drive, 372 0352 '16 Willy's Jeep- Aluminum metal CENTER. $09. W 1st 373 433 S it DeBary _______________________________ Pint Blue L''.tni i'tctric Carpet Pus Small cottage on rear of ___________________________ __________ ________ Shampooer for only SI per day __________________________ lOP, tOw liar And wench. Call 373 ______________________________ j gWOperty You will win with thu . "The Little Dealer -With wit.so MAIER FURNITURE 7769 after 4 CARROLL'S FURNITURE ____ _______________ 54 /5 11.000 George WilliGarage-Rummage Czmpers A5I,0. buy tall trade ______ ___ __ _________ ___ AttCfftrs 3777455 -.1 Sales Travel Trailers III 31S[Fire). 377 5477 5TEPBUMPERS$37,50 ______ _ ___ eS _______________________ Pets and Supplies -'--- - -- - - -----------___________________________ if Scit manV IM LAS H INCOME household items, furniture, Great D.,n*'s Liack ,SPcC female, ________ sell COntãifl*d, air, twin beds For Oomet, & imported Pikp. I PROPERTYft LTD Ford or Mercury Wagon tilender. recliner. dj %hiel~ woman : - Sanford 1~)Q, Ifonlaye on Holly Ill 92 in Sac rifice if $old thiS week Sha Or 120 371 5119 voleeks Old. S,W Phone ]2] 56S2 Save 40 PC? -Buy direct and childrens ClOthing, 3 bicycles, Land Mobile Home Park, DeLanlj, I ________________________________ __ Santord 3 stores on tirt ficxr Oniar, new II', HP engine, starter, everything priced to sell Sale AKC German Shepherd female, p *4.sy u 323.3900 rented Upstairs has n(e I t...itte.fy, 11" Fairbanks water ____________________ mis ___________________________ ,spayed, ShotS. 1)73. 377 6313 _______________________________________ starts Friday till Sold Covntrys.cip " -_______ _____________________________________________________________________ bedroom apartment Gross I _______________________________________ .197) Earlcen pr,kun camper pump mounted on 2 wheel traIler. Trailer Court. Off A , •$liJruuiriiOTrIy '/W per _____________________ Paintkig re advice lest Eap & rat. panting, repairs, carpentry, Ceramics _____ ___________________ Miscellaneous "''' .a a See the homes built ., - ix)',) Man to work in frzei G.'-o pa -v Apply lii Flôy, Meats. Inc Tremblay. 3232734. __________________________ ',,e will tear down and remove TODD - S CARPENTRY Specal-:.mng in smal l and 1C-t Call $31 3336 Pa rt Time Help Up. and Light Hpuling -, -- - 1" ti u.i i' L xe Q'jitt fle"QhtrFr, -1 i - - -among toe large oaxs WWW"A ____ uarage YOU MONEY ,'. ' - th - _______________________ KENMORE WASHER, pa r I s. Service, uteo machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 h0sp,j.jl LiVCvICV,r H5T PiolTSe. Lot 753' a 100' Fenced, cement block, io mo income. 1'rms O.snmem 372 $811 Park CASH WILL SAVE . Sa Income and - uvvuY Irvin UI dhI.' . - - -- -- Also repairs Myers Appliance, 7)0 Snforci Ave. 373 7937 - - 67 A ______ ______ Close to everything Ia 44)7743 - ____ 1974 1973 $6' Fiberglass boat, with '73 10 p Mercury & all regulation equipment. 1300 & take over payments of 1.65 85 niontri 3 22 Phone 377 1818 _________________________________ Orange Apartment house near (3m 373 2111 REALTOR Afterhourt 377 9714 327 ,,, c West SS 14 Investment Property y 2574 6IY 16' Boat with IS HP Johnson motor, new trailer. 1750 Cash 323-8711 30" Signature Range Orlando,Fia urn Wllnt ay. LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Commercial and resdential Austin Development Corp. Contracts now av'labli. Altamonte Springs. 904775478$, or 372 7377, Mr Pradlord. Open 1 6 p m e,4) _ ii -------------- -- 575 1ud Service availdble also 190 Alma, Lake Mar e. ]?j g2" 2fiii PECONQlTlOpi P etm.gerators, Washers .inci ,Inc Dryers Free WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 641 7811 Mid-Fla 16 I .. i- ui. _________________________ -AppIlaces ___ Pets and Supplies And b, Profefli()r.ji - --,•.-..,'-i 'oercraft 16' -"a.eo V Cnnvax •,ørr Fully eou Vr,vd All ,n (jucia con iltinr. S . Ii) SSi ur 'L22 alter 'flC:(2('l _________ J.2ll'ii,vseCves 9dyffi4h HOMES OF DISTINCTION See Orange Hills in Orange City od A new community of 50 in Goon land, $12,500 includinç c'c i BROWN REALTY 11 p ;,SOO Full berringcolrvs frees, close "'"' trick home's Well of 17920nl'folly Dr Our sign will dIrect you. ___________________ ________________________ SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO 2O1S.PjrkAye -------------_____- Lawn Service - _ WI,_ eral housewik a"j '- You I0 - --------- Of From 173.700 ______________ ' Farfnnmk Ford Bronco. 4 ,yr,,eet 5000 moles Sell or trade. 377 3025 1967 - ,i Finns and Groves I 323-7860 834-3131 A OEVELOPMIT OF __ %' __ -_ or 3778981 nights in Washers, ranges. refrg 13993 KF MARY GENEVA o,, 110 I)Oi R ealtors L,,roe l0t uvir -. acre', Centra A. carpriing, r ange __________________ _____________________ interior D. ...e Groomer, all breeds, 372 5713 Brokerage, To Serve Lawn Clean - ROOFING, REPAIRS, p:,it,, tiC. PHONE 322 Automotive Service __________________ Transport 373 '477 Home Improvements Camping, Fi1'n'wsg and Family Fun, No al(ofiotic beverages CAMP JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ID?,.14 UapleAxe . Sanford SEMINOLE, 322-4470 173 ' ll0MagnoliaAve. Appliances Camping-Resorts '. SENXAkIK. GLASS L PAINT CO. C en tral Heat 8. Air Conditioning. FLYING CARPET TOURS INC Airline tickets. Cruise and Tows at Ofticiai rates 303 Semoran Bawd., II'lwy 4.3$, Ill 3733 La,), Ready s19.900 CLOSING COSTSI WILCOLANDC We invite with all utter homes you have considered (twi from .-i Pfeàq Grw,a Oirdexi ApIs ,5T' come MARONDA HOMES NO VJY3U c ; Jl -- Forest Greene, Inc. W Cal Ibart Real Etate Take advantage f our open 'st, prices, only 178.900 anci 577.500 __ Travel Agencies 1$ Experts _____________________ Glass-Mirrors _________________________________ AirConditlonkig l2WeekCtsordCourse Plarrywester,fljJ7 $4 __________ t PIAPIOLESSONS - __ '' DELTONA CONVEN. IbC .' 5?- awn I (Ie(tri( start-Jinson &'railer t:vinruge APOPKA- Duplex lot High dry arid Irvel land, 1.3.300 377 __________________________ ' t) -------_ n in iew,nq cabinet. repossessed , te.,t ',',irmJS j-t,t r machine Fully automatic Pay balance of Ill or $0 payments 0, U Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 30 A. East st - Sanlorci 377 9111 Eves lilt Beautiful wood en corner lot, $0 a 130', 17500 Autos for Sale ca:ti Ford Rd-crc ____ ___________________________________ --- 1,OLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW - FOREST CITY - Lakefront Iü' ii your comparison _____________________ lructlons ICES ___________________________________ ALTAMOP4TE AREA P*'iitty. 1331 6101'lia,y,liha Ave, y at 17 97 6it O - t Payto - 65 ROASON MARINE 797th 1797 377 3961 * * Singer * * Ten lakefront lots, Lake Markham Estates $110,000 Call Bud tbtht', Broi'er, $476000 I Equipment .. .-- ________________________ ' i tu __ use.. Mary -- 7 acres plus. Corner vlqril $10.500 By owner 173 8406 or 862 _______ S Buick Wdca? Od tchanicni cOnditiOn Almost n fires 120 Pr, 373 8641 ____________________________ Boats & Marine -- m - Tirms MtS Parli, Dr REALTORS the beauty of theSe de'hcllntfully spacious homesite's ~ 535 5S Must Sell & sacrifice beautiful Spanish and Contemporary lying room sofa, chair and IOy seat Marble top end tables, cocktail tables, lamps. & pictures All items like new Pirate cal l 644 5173afterSp Orly _________________________________ F renovated n and Out including new carpeting 172.500 with ex .'iit'n' PenrilS NJA time to j"' ,w,l l 1377 _ Household Goods - ao Trailers Speed. P and H. good Condt,or $1,450 377 sofl, __ -- ' % - OELTOP,A, 1st. area. By owner. UI) Buccaneer Walk to plaza, 3 - tdrm home 46$ 1317 or 661 6203 "Sanford** Sal$LIader" Your MuI4pleLitingAgency Local and Nat.onat MIS 11)1222 - i:t i I L( _______________________ __ ______ ______ -- - ________ i.ie ..'4.,.ta. ,tit tht. rb.' ''''''-1 - . 3 bedroom, large 101, fenced, low down $IS,9'Q Acre Realty, REALTOR. In 775o - - from - NO TRAFFIC NOISE Trucksaiid ____ - C.ti 373 8.441 _________ -- -_____ --- _________________ - n Lai' Mr#. ?bIcs ________ tfl) TOYOta H Lul ha,, ton pick up Camper top, a speed , ONC, a Ct engine. 8,000 miles, $2695. Call _______________________ Pete Rich, 377 1651 Dealer T\ ______________________________ '-Outh Of school, between Jrd & 41h Section 16 20)0 1S.Oper acre, or will oivcJe Writ, B Ueilucci, 19)7 Loui% St. Cry;t61 lllifl, 60014 iU LJO(I( 200' Water Front HourService Call 372 749$ 41____ Houses for Sak_____ izres y r _________________________________ - LOVELY 19 HO Acreage 31, 1974-78 .Jan. 1s 323 ssoo Lots - - 7 SI Thursday, Any -------- .• _._ ] , ,iiit,i al,artr,i Urivr CSt and turn north on t-$artwell to sea (-,Qht brand new I and A bedroom, natn nomes with all the new home extras. Prices range from 530.500 to 132.000 Houses are open for your inspection He r&cJ __ Sansom ( J *I 4', 4 3603 Or lando Or 32) Art by A. rf ?-" ? GI1IGORY MOBILE HOMES 'o,CtFfinchAve 5200 IC ,l( re" With 2 bdrrn home tr, tr PrI -ji in 6000 r Sanford Results - ( K ____ Three bedroom. 7 bath house in Lake Markhem Estates . 143.000. Realty ',' ,', FREE CE NTRAL AI R$ ,ith most doublewides sold stock at 139500 - ORANGE HILLS I uc'.eiy I bedroom- 7 path brics homes for discriminating peopl- BUSINESS : #*V . . Good Things to Eat 13 - I / - Get oR) l.vng*ood area--cioubl, wide' 74 60', 3bedroom,tet upon double lot in small exclusive park. Beautiful landscaping, I yr, old 831 7406 modern Eating Places - - IT EAT~ -t 323 _ _______ ACREAGE 4 _________________ ROOM ? Large 2 story home with extra lot. I repla in living room, loa'rnai dnri, beautiful kitCh, I bec1room, 7 baths, Central heat and Very good condition Terms Order 3 bdrm frame home, a fireplace living room. • car garage, excellent neighborhood, good condition, 217W 17th St ' _________________________________________________________________________________________ it: _____________ NEED yard I _______________________ el PROOKFIELO, '71, set upon 1 acre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm , 64' ' 12' Dealer, 3?3 0350 ' BROKERS _-~ Tft Time TeSted Firm Uas3226)23 Niyhls; 322 5424 TO RESIDE IN One of Sanford's top suburban areas, near country Club, let us show you the Shoemaker homes now under construction. The Quality built home% have all the new home features to make living in Florida a real pleasure, There's a price range to $Ulf you. S" ul Iodjyl CASSELBERRY Store for Rent frontage a 100' decO r'.-onr - rtn, :,,, ()ays 327 -' 2 bdrm, frame cotlg, 707 Mellonville Ave You can see the lake from the front yard - Sanford Shopping Plaza ) semester Call Lu'heranCpiurcpi -of Redeemer, 377 3357 or Mrs Mario 377 -6108 ------ ______ C 11 -. -- They . Mobile Home flank Repossession SANFORD REALTY IDYLLWILI3E IV-IF YOU WANT VENIENT loca!ion. completely ---- __________________________ ___________________ i ent FOR RENT OR LEASE. Pool room n 0-steen. Good income. For in lfmj?n call 322 6896 WELAKA APARTMENTS FIXIT SHOP 98 - 322 p1 Bussness Prooertv For S.inford Bicycles! SC*i09 $' 37 apartment. ,8220 Orlando Drive. Bicycles! Bicycles I (si. ..'.'OoD DUPLF ---REALTOR "'' ______ C. BATEMAN MOSS - REALTOR 1317500 162 Hwy 131, L000*VOCJ --__-- mo 251SParkDrive,3flfldI ___________________________ liuiJ:lTtJiJrfL'I 7 Ama kes e depAfr ,oiled sted - 32200% 1131$ j4fl fJtS fsk World, --- - HATTAWIAY REALTY (on urs A,..M!.D. _________ _ Hot meats. Tender love & care or your child Educaionai child care & kuridergart en A Chtd's 1 54 S. Sanfor d Ave. 323 $471 Christian-Day School has openog fOr yr n1a4 f,i,' 0. -- .4 or -, - ---- - sji.500, 7 bedrooms each SIde Carpeted. $haded lot Retired flioflth to month (.ilt Hilda (i-.thori. ASSO bdrm mobile home. air ditioned, 11 50 per uil,PrS Call 32: 1.? between I I _ hike saso 12 Bedroom, Adults onl y Room fOr elderly gentleman ----- Care Rooms for Rent - -------- -------- - - IIIS t"o Ist & fast Phone around n0onL 313 2921 --- ttCtd 373 1 t Imagin a bdrm, CA home, car leted, fenced yard. ecellCnt condition for under $20000 Drive by 603 Baywood Or, yOu'll like it. Close In I' a$I carpet, large Ict $ 16,900 00)4 dqfl 671-410 Stenstrom FVEREST REALTY INC Pralfor, 1601 S Hwy. 11 97 '-4itI6nd. A,I n' - -- ___________ An Equal Opperlun11 Empto,er or - __ LINSWORTH REALTY erii W First St 37) l6lor 373 051? 'incluclpcl Product available. 512.000 im mediate investment required Call 3 rm furnished apt., utilities in cluded, %laOmo lS0deposit. 365 E collect Mr Rogers 904 396 $707 Georgia Ave , Longwood $34 Mechanic - M. 5771 BROKER - _________________________ - - --- a )tt3roOnis 2 baths lamiIroi carpet, Cent ha 129Soo Terms hOLLAND REALTY. )025 I THE BORN LOSER _______ _________ le Homes ___________ home * _ ?1 6457: After S,3fl.t __ 33 Houses Rent Furnished -- - -- ------n'- ati tenrmiser-cj '. -se Utilities Nice I bedroom apartment Air, carpeted. kitchen equipped Adults $I Phone 327 7296 REALTY Wivmond M. Ball, Reg Broker Esther Plalt.Associate $11 West First St 172-5411 REALTY _____________________________ Three bedroom%. kitchen equipped.,z. -•, ' - c.t ,f,'reiir'., nI'1i'irC(1 . V. Is 811 5174 att&'r o ) p us, - Dept __________ for _______ - One&twobedroom apartment, near schoolt 8. shopping. Call 3 881 for appointment HALL ___ JOHNNY WALKER -- Gu1s itanbu1'. Sanford FACED WITH A DRINKING Perhapt .~.--. Unfu'nishcd 1 - Houses for Sale KPNGSOERRY- El Capitan St Ray Crank. Builder New 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes Car petirig, range, dishwasher. disposal. central heat air. Lot ISO 0'. Ph. ____________________________ No "Holiday Have - .1; S Acres, plus stocked t',ti -nj bedroom, 7 baths, dni,'iU ,)oni, family room, kitchen equipped, fireplace, wall to wall central vacuum system. central Loch Arbor a very nice) bdrm, 2 a,n CO home. Large bedrooms, heat & air, Mutl carport tS6. large living room, separate dining room, a Spacious comfortable BALL REALTY 1100 1 25th !t 172 eAss Heuses Rent 3? your own accomplishments Join ontral the nations most aggressive I room ouse companies in thiS industry Share NEW 1 & 2 bedrocnm from 1)69 6 country 1)30 mo. plus in the tr,mixsoajs profits in the mos tease, Sandlewood V,llat ciamage Call after 6pm 377 6711 construction and leisure time 0II 32) 7910 f.eld Y ou will be the exclusive -- ---33 local outlet Complete mJrketin Mobile Homes Rent 31 Apartments Rent -- - and training. Local $00 pcI 12x607bt0fl, $130 Sanford Sutb Furnished WAITRESS Sprng GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1503W 2SthSt bedrooero$, 2 baths, Convenient 10 s,asools, shopping center. Shag Liu)ftiS,i5r'if 'taj heal ,ir S rHing (R'.sn Move in toddy. Children a(ceipled. 122 2090 41 Housesfor Sale Ads air apartment - lit happy MI your work and Proud of Temporary. 22)1 Lee Rd. 4478118. AREVQlJ TOflhia, Free. 6443077 "We Care-' "l'4otlune-" AdutIt Teens, Want RCALTOFI TAFFER REALTY & ______________________________________________ POTENTIAL SECRETARIES, Shorthand or ______ -- It 322-2617 ______ St and 2 bedrooms. carpeting and Clean I room Adult *S. central heal and air. fully only, no pet% Near hospital Aticr ruippe'd kitchen Adults only. Ph Feb I lit & 1,1st mo 327 8818 13 6.4.50 ________ PER YEAR - clictaptime. Varied jobs. Norr#II MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn 5l,cr Airpr1 Ri VOi 2)6 4777 Res 7344433 -- $35,000 AND MORE 033 -______ _________ 11)0 mo Phone 372 681 1, _ _ ;Mm efficiency apartment. stijl, firSt and last in advance. plus % damage and utility depol p'atur couple, no children 322 __1911 & necessary, ________ Personals ___ AND ESPECIALLY beacuse Of the QaS Shortage. & Sell Service, coin 3 bedroom. 2 bath, k itchen equipped. nerated KWIK KAR WASH in the carpeted, 5115 mo. Securit RIDGE WOOD VILLAGE Santord area. will Provide years of _________________________________ deposit 3771911 STEADY INCOME. An in ?bedroom, central heat & air, Shag vestment for those *tio MUST carpet. Rent, 1165 mo. includes Lake Mary. big 3bdrm, 7 bath. lame SUCCEED Call collect, 901 7.0 water giddy Brown Realty, 377 family room, equipped kitchen, 5737 or 377 $944 $775 ma 3730-US ----- Telephone interviewers wanted. work from your home part time, securing credit applications •o' motor company. Good pay. plus bonuS, no selling, experience not will train Call Mrs F Urf, 644 SAM or Neil Hare. 27,1 ,ate. PROBLEM AlcQhOIicsAnonymous Can Help PhonelI3 1517 Write P.O. Box 1213 - icilt AvALON APARTMENTS ADULTS NOPE IS ___ _______ _____ 116W 2nd FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS 1)20 FLORIDA AVENUE 24 Business Opportunities Iu,y i EASE OF orer',-- timi or full time Fi days .1 week, 310 6 hr-s. a day. Hri, Salary, plus bonus. Call 64.4 30)1 appearut4 , Sanford Herald on Wednesday will Iiu?omat,caltv be placed In Thur. Sdays FAMILY BARGAIPI NEWS SECTION that it uitribotd to an additiOnal 13.Q$ homes in the area, Advertisers Should include this Insilliti40A In COmPuting Their earned Child - ______ carpet. WHOA Don't throw awav useful •tems Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by C6li00 377 :lI and asking for a friendly Advisor . --- --- - - _ ____________ ____ Pa LII advert,' -. - Real Estate llHour5eryice Call __719e 17 c -- - --- - -- -- carpet, drapes, Sloe, refrigerator, on corner let 32) _ 0445 _- _______ *------ am. . 12 Noon Deadline--12 Noon Day Baton Publication Un(uri1lshed shag Parott. Statements, my_ ecretaral WO(k dOne no, 373 $851 Telephone W ICitor immediatelt, " ments Rent Ne Duplex in LakeMary SlPSmo, land 7 bedroom apartments, Situations Wanted 21 Callbart I 7 Bedroom SAN Trailers& AptI 2 Adult parks, 2 family parks. 35 1 5 Hwy sanford. 323___________________ 1930, Day. Wk Mo 123 1S$69a ___________________ _________________________ CV Want Ad a m 5: 3 p m ...turdays & HoItciys Ad. V 3419 ____ Nice land lbciroomapts 70OMagrolia Ave., Apt 3 ________ _________________ m 9pm BEAUTICIAN-- With followinu ?4aster 10 pct --Guarantee full cc part time 83) 4301. 831-6480 Seminole County Company has .mmtxiiate opening f3q machinist MuSt h6ve enone 16th, ence W.li Iran on other -Ochtt,r Good pati, All fringe benetits Write Box 524. care .u. The Sanfnrrf -. i5 - #rn cT' 3777; 01 COPY Apa - __ Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change - - _________ - The Slord,6roomlsousewuthbathJoI COUNTRY LIVING $0x200, house remodeled inside, I & one third acre, fenced. ) prace'c' for quack Sale, Phone 816 bedroom, baths, family rcorn, 3I Will rent dining room, kitchen equipped, ssalt to w*ll carpet, central heat & desirable 3 Or. home, partly air. intercom, twe car garage. turnithed, for only 111.000. arqe workshop 145,000 ou can hh'e great terms - 30 41 Housesforsale PARKS, _____ USED CAR MECHANtC. ae work on any me%tc car. Good ___________________________ working condi?iont. Apply Brad's Auto Sales. 2600 Orlando Drive 323 6730 4l Rent two bedroom garage apartment, 1 redecorated Available mo. plus electric. 1st & lair 322 - Ii P,,nter's Helper, will train II VS ut oldvir. 12 00 per hour. 40 hrt per v%eek Call #flee S. 134 4947 in person The Longer Your Ad Runs 0 OR APPLY At Construction Office, N Side of Hwy 434. LOSOWOOd 10 flC ft _____ . WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP Pl% 0Of,i% it YOU Quality No ax PCrIenCe(e5Sary, Will train No .ge limit Pr$ time evening hourS, may work 10 30 he per *cek Year round____________ Position with I If old company See Mr Pyle. Il a.m MOndiy Thursday Per manenl Coating Inc,, 107 Concord Dr Casselberry Apply only Ask for Want Ads • Aprlrnents 3 Rooms, 1150 mo UtilitieS Pd, Mature Couple No Pets. Oeposit 377 077i) TV, UTILITY (c)NTtCTcll4.njrri .iblr L*pern(cd only Paid 'c a a 0 fl ci a r hosøitaliz6tion. Call S3 PER HR. SALARY -49c A want With Furnished Newly renovated Color carpet, a efficiencies. oyernteS or ratC% Orlando Or Sanford. 377 3403. * FOREMAN I ii Rent Court Motel Sanford IlL F PHONE SURVEY Winter Park- 1 thru Stim.çs - thru2Stimes - One Private room with bath Cassetberry Area 678 081S or $M 4779 _____ MASON LABORERS PH 862 9 - _____________________________________________________ - I PNs ) to I and - I to 7 Nurses Aides, all shifts. Apply (akeview Nursing Center. 919 C. S'cond S CONSTRUCTION Orlando Extra Wanted Iii part time Pli'a Theatre PP Mr Evans, 322 70 Seminole 322•261 1 vice - ____________ Help WAN'! ' AD T - ___ Help )a INFORMATION B - 197.1 Do With 2-- To - 1_____~ 8 . Herald What - -. - - I Sanford lhursday, 4 - - 2480 1972 Mercury Montego Equipped with power steering & brakes, air conditioned, AM radio. Attractive brown with tan vinyl roof. Our popular IntermedIate, 248O Stop In Today For A Personal Demonstration Ride Of Any Of These Fine Automobiles. Let Us Discuss Our 20 Point Check & Used Car Warranty. own& - Country HWY. 11-92 at S POINTS LONGWOQD LINCOLN MERCURY - PH, 322.4884 W.P. 831.8090 �-- _____ ____ --- - The Sanford ____ herald r' 4111111,111111, Fi - 5f I ~, __ I i T %~'; %~L , — -A . -,, tl~. 03 1 " Ii J . 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! 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Cow.' IStIJO i.,, Maxwell Red Lemon Juice 5.,. II 1.Iy Is.l I -Potatoes Apple Juice 2 ... 0 Eggs .11.1... Q...s&. lId Peach Halves . 89' " a. 2 s.'. 3.. 10411141y •..... II &1% I ii.. /1 6 cii's.,.. 99 U..'. Tab of 'F '1 4 ' *•, -. a ow E Sugar 5 I.th.i P" - 89' -, - Oeli*.ws 0.,.,.. S.l... I' Liverwurst WE ACCEPT Par Sour, (II U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS! I \ vasty I..h., Cre am ......•..... ?.*s U' * — fl9, Ma rc March 27th, h X * - _ Parkoy Margarine .,.:... 49' 4,OI.b..S1..S...., 46. Soft Margarine .......... 59' . h. C.., Blue Cheese .......... 51' . II.... Chive Cottage Cheese Ii..p Ci.dd.. Suns Cheese Food Spread ..... " 69 Pinsk Is..n4 kpIs. Cottage Choose ........ $.s1Q, I., I 4,Ir. C,,.b., Isslund Pn.b 11.0... 3 PorkLolaR.ast....,,.. I - - P•I'0.4t liked __ $4$• pig. __ ' ______________ 1. 0i : 40 $ - ' JOHNSON'S LEMON PLEDGE auth '' - -. 14-ox. can Al SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. . -- INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE . 4d- .10. arm .- 1.ifot lowi lik ed $In S•S• 1.4$. P.,&. I.s.O... • •• English Cut Roast......, $_4•y• Beef Short Ribs ..-...... . $1 3 p., 1.4$. Pr.auJ.., WISi Myds.s.d V.g...11. Ps'ss.4. ,.,. 0..., '"•• l.s. s. 89' Oi's. I*,1it S.s.Isi.) N.y.c S. I I••• ISI - ''' 31-.,. .1.. Ct..e.,lI p., Ill 1116 Is...- H A4 & Beii! Ai whois . ..:- INVA , Bolster, 3-•i. .5. Is OH 1.1.1. Cr.lI I "Will I 'a. ' .•. ... Hair Spray........... - .. Is.iIs. OSd l..il.. Oatmeal Cookies ........,., 4 (S_SI Honey Grahams ........ 89' Keebler Cookies --------.. 4..i Kleenex Tissue 49 - 0'..A..'M... Frozen Wa ff les 5..,d Mb.... I..,.. Blueberry Toastees ..... low.si C.* Wish *J..,4. t,e. Birds Eye Beans ...... ,,., .. Peanut Butter ........ Z'. 67' C.iI M.,.. i Tomato Catsup ••••• '. 59 State. S.'. 344 1-•.4 I4 ......1OZ'l 5.,. 44. W1.s I S.s.ows.d. *...,I.d Bounty Towels •• • • • ' 39• Cot 0 0 0 11111"s ... .... - ... 4WGreenStamps • Lemon or ame oarden Olid Al, ,,,,, ,.... au.. ] ,• I Ia _.__,__ eeeee.ee_ CxT 11* - Creen Stamps Is-..- I ' - Asaort.d lI,o,s Scur 8-ails .,,,,,,,,, 39' Mint Coolers ............s 39' j •e EXTRA VTI. k.sh. 5.$.). p... ais.ti S.i.l..tp' 756 , $•,aa I $O•i Wi Panty Hoss . . . . . . , ••,•• p.,, .,9 Starlight Mints.. .. ........ ,Z 39' 01"4WGreenStamps 4 - • 12-.i. pk , D1,y i&aGreenStamps1 SANFORD PLAZA ltwy.17.fl and AlrpodRht,nford is -a-we "° CLOSED SUNDAY — 'ssf rnorkets ph,. as". tomb 19141 "I .. a '.,". . -. ._. (Herald PPOOie Iv bill V,nCn,)l VACANT HOUSE GUTTED BY BLAZE SANFORD FIREMEN battled flames for two hours this morning at 119 Elm Avenue., Sanford, Fire Chief G. M. Harriett said. The house has been condemned by the city and the owner Is unknown. Firemen said the blaze may have resulted from a dropped cigarette. City condemned house because it was abandoned. *I te Jury M*str*al I I Queried o l-.-•r -- • _______________ all of his earlier — _________________________ his request to best available, is at least second best and is con. However, according to legal stitutionally acceptable, acexperts polled by The Herald, cording to Assistant State support for the mistrial Attorney General Hay Markey decision would require proof in Tallahassee. that blacks were Markey, who said He "per=WHY can understand why Win -a.-. excluded from the list of Judge Hosemnapn did what mie prospective Jurors. did," said the per centage "-a system is acceptable as long as ech precinct is used each t ime a Jury list Is drawn up But all county official:, Mrs. Gradirk said jury lists, ' - Implications - to , contacted f)4L' J - 1k" " iii' Pjtuiiu) RIVER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT IN SANFORD (Herald by The Herald which are picked some five '.t'h&'mnently denied in)- on- times a ear, 900 namne. at a plicatlon tha t voting precincts time, are drawn up from each are drawn up to either include precinct each tim e, as . Photo I, life . —Douglas Jerrold, English BOARD members (I to r) John Dicks, Ja ksonville; Suzanne Bayley, Gainesville: Chairman Art Marshall, Interlaken; John Krider, Sanlord; and Bob White, Hastings, are live of the nine Water Management District board members welcomed to their Sanford meeting today by Acting Mayor Julian Stenstrom, The location of the headquarters of the St, Johns Water Management District will be decided at the writer, 180l851. meeting. worse when it comes late in the court granted be excused because cf illness. , from whence THOUGHT FOR TODAY— - '1 .• I guess it is true that "you get Love's like the measles--a ll R.df.,1 ,rioi SEMINOLI PLAZA Hwy. 1742. Csisssrry . like the people you associate .n_a LJ . •j a different question, but I doubt it. I've had enough working seven days "Besides, most of my customers are neighborhood customers," continued J~~i li l k • t. Standard station. felt the same: "If I had enough gas It Might be $1.60 an hour subject to he nnswerin calls until ITIIII' Ulh'r m'n;igricultural trk- rgu1ations intended to assure night from irate citizens ers brought under co verage in that they do not displace adult complaining about dogs ret-tnt years would have a $1.00 workers. EXTRA - .: ou q..rt atersenII, IPpli Suplius Wad. ___ _____ pleasure - f. did not have enough gas to pump onSUnday, but even jfhe did have it would not be his choice atthls Lime toopen Sundays. Cliff Tridison, manager of Casselberry's Carriage Hill laws. imurn wage for young persorm tie picked up—even ii it's objections one of the provisions sought ti. midnight. What were tir in g I"or most workers covered by the administration. However, it told is that previously loose (be m.ilnlmum wage, the mm- does permit full-time students (unleashed) dogs would be imum would increase to $2 this lobe employed part-time — not collared only up to 8 p.m. year and ten in two steps to more t ha n 20 hours a week — at In Baltimo Cb.t.1,. Flowered orlah isa I Spiro Ag new made the national scene, his successor C nty Executive N. Dale Anderson was convicted by a federal grand Jury of 32 counts of conspiracy, extortion and tax evasion. itamj " be open; I think it's the best thing in the world," commented William Knight. WASHINGTON (AP) — The minimitm this year, reaching House hits passed legislation VL30 In 1977, while covered Overtime pro visions would toThe bill is a modified version of one President Nixon vetoed extended to 9.5 million persons. last year. However, he is ex- Including government employes other than police and pected to sign this one lilt finally approved after adjust- fireme n . From the Sanford PD.. .those ment with a similar SenateThe bill does not con ta in an stray dogs, roaming the streets passed measure, although It across-the-board lower min - re _.,.,,_ and Knight's Fin& in Sanford. !ort as we have as we' ll - -• with..," Swiss, wed. Saush It. Ills Pi5.e.-(g. ' Frank Tibbitta, manager of P. C.,., I -- .11 WIN. .....,. •.' the Valley Forge Amoco station in Altamonte Springs, said he f N,, (... Not Ci... ,u_,,,_,j .--- By House Legislation -- Sundays off." roaming the streets and destroying IwArLs is.0 Wad. .,b it. ,,!a ________________________________ Minimum Wage Raised in the evening hours. will now does not meet .., 0 P...4 $ Ds.....d I..,.. gas bill. What's she going to USC for food purchases? 1 I fl u.s Mackerel Fillets Ivs.hfwsl 6 ph. Phil. ,.• P'SUS ......... e29' 5.,, hg, Ceow.H.. Coffe Male ......•... 's-s., rJ NSts$t 9. P&* 3 K'. I Is. SgO.. D.owbi. Plastic I 4-ph. ph,. '1' Butterscotch Discs ...,, 39' WbleCbkke......... 0 £ ..pIl.gs.. $3' C"8 Is.94aJ where Corned Beef Hash..... ,'S,, sea Royal Gelatin A Aus.ri.d flowers Carn.I.. 5,.'- Pork Roast ..............•,. '3' V94$i.ia s.s.'i a C,.ashp .s. ,. •• ps.-., . , 49' Mixed Vegetables .......ts... 29' I.-., Birds Eye Vegetables .. . pig 49 Treasure Isle Shrimp tWi fro m wit Su_a0I•48 LiquidShampoo...... 3'39c .1.. IN •,,•, I I-... Spinach Souffle ........ 59' $,.IIs,. P..... Is.... Broccoli Au Gratin...,., 69' 11"s Ire fro"o — 9, Another Longwood station , Bud's Standard, will also be opening Sundays as soon as the gas is available, "I'd rather By CHRIS NELSON And, an assistant state at. defending an appeal, opted for a Trace Apartments in per cent of its names picked at Herald Staff Writer torney general said today, mistrial to give the prosecution Altamonte Springs. random froam precimt -A", Presently it's $1.60 per hour. raising the minimum wage agricultural workers would Unless it can be shown that attempts to ensure racial or time to resear ch the law. Stephenson argued that U.S. according to both Mrs. Bruce, Should 1 go to $2 per hour, from *1.60 an hour to $2 this have a $1.60 minimum in 1974 Seminole County's voting sexual ba lan ce Supreme Court cases required and Mrs. John Gradick, on Juries are that's only 40 cents per hour, year for itwg workers covered and reach 12.30 in 1978. precincts are d-fliberately both unconstitutional and may Hosemann granted a mistrial that blacks be available for a chairman of a three-member times a 40 ho ur wee k equals *16 and to $2 30 for all by 1978 , the motion of attorney Gene Jury panel in order to provide Jury conunsion appoint drawn up to reflect racial th reaten the very basis of more wetki), in the paycheck. Coverage would be extended ed by The bill, approved Wednes. million federal. state balance a Circuit Court mLstrial right to a jury trial. f Casselberry. equal protection under Uie law, Uie governor. I Maybe... what with 141 day 375 to 37, also would in. to some 5 declared Tuesday because no Circuit Judge A.J.[losemann as required by the 14th deductions, etc.) crease by 7 million to mmiii. and local government employ- blacks were available for the Jr., faced Tt.esday with the James Barber, a black man Amendment tothe Constitution. 2nd Best Anyhow, that $16 is just lion the number of workers cov. es; to domestic service employ. jury appears to have been a possibility of costing the tax. While one black person was enough In apparently cover the ered by the minimum wage t's and some categories of em- mistake. payers thousands of d l a s prcititution ring from Spanish called for Jury duty this week, increase In this lady's monthly This system, while not the _______________________ plo -es of chain stores. ...... . ....................... I 5..,.,. towel Snapper Fillets a 0 0 0 a ,...,a.aa.,,Ip gi. 34b. $" SC Red a 7 1..l..d I..IPI.Is$1..1I(b.) the proposed minimum wage hike is Insufficient. tinted or Clear (r..st t,s.•a p. Smoki. Links .. . . . ... • I's-ea. ,,. 1" Trans. Vs.tji I,.... Salmon Steaks • lb. $1', i..1.. tows, ?.øy lows.. Lykes Grill Wieners -- __ Cx I lA __________ I.-.'. remove Sn.. Cow.b 5.1.4 (1.1 Cha.h Up's I.... s,.. ....,, ....i.,. - ' j pie. P...4.. p,.4 th"iit ) I S D.lki.v,ly 04fl .ow.t Imperial Roast . Country 1116 111" 16904 Cb.,1b glade Staistal 14-41sIas __________ •••• lb. 3-eii. $179 .• •••• pig. ______ When some of the utility bills jump 50 per cent (like the lady who called yesterday saying lhatshepaid$l4lastmonthand now her gas bill is around $301, N.i.H. Walk 53 I-lb. Bravnscbwelg.r . Nor Powaul.. I...-. 1.lWs Ps..4.. I.s.O... :c Is.' Sib 5Su.h •S••I lb. chuckSteaks........... - 3.,'. pig. Increases Vary The AP check showed that the 10 i price of a kilowatt hour of electricity ranges from Jnst c _______ a penny in Nevada and ______ ________ Blamed Oil Oregon to seven cents in New Utility companies say the In- York City. creases are due pr imar ily to the All-electric homeowners ha ve rising cost of fuel. They noted been especially hard hit. Such a that imported crude oil has homeowner in New York's OrJumped fourf old since Jan. 1, ange County, for example, has 8,' Join, A. SOI1kI 1973. Most of these Increases seen his monthly bill Jump from posed on to the consumer $101.67 in March 1973 to *3)5.60 By the time Congress gets around to approving the automatically, wi th no review this year for 5,000 kilowatt by state or local authorities, bows of electricity. In some proposed minimum wage bill Areas like the Northeast cases, electric bills are lopping $2 an hour this year and $230 to survive, .4. __ erally about 10 per cent, wi th the highest reported boost com inginJacksonvllle,Fla.,where th e average tab went from $17.00 last year to $27.70 0 necessary if the "little guy" is ,' nreen stampsi y 65' 1" A,.., so.. PI..p. J.k Key Club S aks ____ ___ t ha n they d t, an Aisoci. ported oil have been hardest ated Presi; survey shows. hil. In the Northwest, where for all workers by Iria, another which depend heavily on im- mortgage payments. increase looks like it'll become 3.... ph,. e..i. p5. Turkey,IIa.u, Chicken 1.1$, Pru..1,. P.s I...I... ____ ' 5.1$. P...4.. 1.4) 514. liked Slrlolaltoak ...... ..... 1". i;n;iI;nhIl;;t;;tHi;;;;;1? Wi ' Sliced Bologna..... s'.ør. Pow&un Peri.s Orange 1 Z_l1rI, 7/' - -- - IkiJ'IIIzii __ III" 4, ilowal" lrowa'N$rv......... S a les Lake Mary Boulevard does not least one free day a week." "I'd not had a Sunday off in eight years until this shortage," said George Buerger, manager of the Sanford Sunoco station on SR 46 at 14. "I've been spoiled these past few months and now I think everyone should have one day off In the week." Buerger said even if be did have the gas he would probably remain closed on Sundays now. "I've got my men to consider also," he added. "They didn't like working on Sundays before this shortage, and they'll like it even less now they've had a few c IL 0 ' Power / y 'I've Been Spoiled' have been about $1 or $2, gen- ditionally have made electric bi lls more costly. _____ _______ ' I " I,.*_ oes,....... 39' 111y!!!!!'!!7!!t'!'''!''' 'w u 30C - Cold 1'- . 0 .;4, FF Ou lea lb 7336 99 41411411111 Tasty Tomat - HostsuHauu......,.,, 41sa Ô" S.*is Nkb.,-Iuni.d Uacou O Consumers are beginning to water is a major source of ekeup to 60 per cent more per organize to fight the rate hikes. trlcity, the price hike has been month for electricity this year A spot check of monthly elec- less severe. Other operating tric bi lls this year and last costs like la bor also are genershowed that most increases ally higher in the East and tea- i.,. P.il.iI 0.. Styli.,.. $.1.4. 106 BeflPeppers go' Seger $.,,t S...4 Wastage CrlspCiirrots........ 2 1 25' jw b.99' $.41s Pn..1.a I.s.O... C..s.d •• ......... 3 .......... Orange Juice ______ — .. . S...d 100% P., Il..id. IN 34-lb. .'gJ By lUE COOK Associated Press Writer Some Americans are paying 5 b@4494 Green Beans ..... __ S the market, then you'll see had enough gas. However, the have enough gas to stay open oner tour said they would Sundays either, but he said If he prefer not to go back to pum. could get the gas, he'd be ping gas on Sunday. pumping. To Fi * ght Rate Hikes Cauliflower b..d 49' $.r'. wfth N&i..dais. I.... FroshBroccoli......... 11.149. Coup ?..d., Florida • lcv i$1.4, $stl.WhI*. Walle t s ) Del M~nte _______________________ __________________________ _____________________ Drinks ;A I.,O'Lab............ ' $ Buyers open to maintain their share of would probably pump if they Price 10 Cents all '\ / ______ Nun F lorida 32771 66th Year, No. 181 (: 10 4 ______ ________ I4% , tW U.S. N.. I li.cid. Wi)'... Psak $.•'l" '(.V4 tall 1) l,_ A j.r1 Pudding _____________ __ 7 ______________ ____________ Thursday, March 21, 197+—Sanford, - Grapefruit ( Fully Cooked Hams _________________ ,F Iceberg - ____________________ I 111110,U011 / VNID .116 Do ,'"f 1,000111141 I&M F"vlft . ..I•••s b.ibi On SpI i t - 0 ) Dinner Rolls ............... 39' P141.d.Ipb). k..d (t.aI, $4..) uj... Cream Cheese ....... A. - blob"59a ..,$, I.,,h.,. Frisd Chicken ... J#,. _____________________________ gSalad PIlkb..y. C..w..s I " Cole Slaw .....•s•sss•s lb." ' S.,.. N.I ., Cold ' Cuban n Sandwich I.... . Is, 799 $11404 Cooked Ham . 69 - - ,'P - ' 49' ers some open," said James Miller, Tridson. "They don't rea ll y "I'm trying to take care of have the day oil, but tf the pr esiden t of the Florida Allied need to gas up on Sundays." my local trade, but there's no competlllon opened I'd have to Gasoline Retailers Association. way in the world I could open open too," said manager Despite President Nixon's 'Most dealers realize Sunday, even though I'd like to. lIorier Dearth. okay on Sunday service station can do as much business in six Not Enough Gas My allotment's been cut about openings. Indications in days as they could in seven," Clem Leonard, operator of a 16,000 gallons from 'what it was Another Month Seminole County are that not all Miller said, station in Sanford, said he last March," said Williams. operators are willing to go back He added business would did not have e nough gasoline William Be ll said he would A spokesman for Cal's to pumping that day. have to be "tremendously for the weekdays, let alone the opera his Union 16 station in Chevron in Altamonte Springs As long as gasoline supplies competitive" to force Sunday weekends. "1 was told I'd get Longwood the first Sunday he said it would be another month are short, few service stations openings. 2,800 gallons more in March had enough gas. "My lease before there was enough gas to if any will open Sundays In These comments reflect the than I'd expected, but that still requires me to stay open seven pump on Sundays. Florida , says a spokesman for attitude of 10 local sta tion won't be enough to stay open days a week when I have the The two sta tions con ta cted Florida gas dealers. operators polled today. Two Sundays," he said. gas," he explained. 'Of course that will be open this Sunday "Once suppliers get back to said they would pump gas this en Williams, operator of an I'd rather have the day off; I are the Standard station on SR normal and retailers have to Sunday and four said they Amoco station on U.S. 17-92 at think everyone deserves at 436 at 1-4 in Altamonte Springs, :t'l: :t11"i::t i ' i Xla %' . / I l ea improved By JEAN PATIESON Herald Staff Writer ,•fl .......•.... ... Potato Salad.......... " avows " " — X..ty. I,..h.M ¼ • D 1? interest in new cars and noted that used car wholesale prices had firmed. He called that "a first step to new car sales." Gerstenberg offered no figures to indicate an end to the 37 per cent sales decline which has plagued GM this year. GM, with 39,500 workers now on one-week plants ' vasty I 11 - ChorryPlo 4 6 I S5' "lb. ) "' 211t, Th ru Wrdne.4.y S.l..,., KosherBologna..... '' Thu b.It B303 , t)dititi&&it [)Qfit . 33-es gee ''' i'• Ii / indefinite layoff and thousands still face ternporary lay3ffs in the next few weeks, the cornpany said. 'We are beginning to see increasing evidence that our business is getting better," Gerstenberg said, He said GM dealers are reporting increased eight and idle 30,200 workers next week. Five other plants employing 17,600 ere due for week-long closures tartlng April 1. GM facilities affected by the shutdown can ce!lations are at Tarrytuwn, N.Y.; Buick assembly and Fisher body plants in Flint, Mich.; Oldsmobile assembly and Fisher plants In Lansing, Mich.; and assembly plants in Arlington, Tex., and Framingham, Mass. All assemble big cars. The Tarrytown plant was to have closed next week. The others were set for closure the following week. close End Means More New Car Sales , - . . layoffs because of plant shutdowns, still will Plant Shutdowns Canceled; Oil Embargo ended. The action will keep 27,000 workers on the job. some had been scheduled for one-week furloughs Monday, others for one-week layoffs starting April 1. Thousands of other GM workers are on 1.111 39 .... • ..... I., save to" lifead Kraft Dressing ....... 't a . • 39' Kraft Dressings .. ..... 33. Bath Tissue .... . . . • ... 90! Frosca ' 64' 00' 59g 9 a a 204"' 301. "Vasty J040 Instant Potatoes. I.,. a*. C.s*h Bean Salad ISV It. Ii0t$ D.I4*I.W$ Sandwich Spread Whether you're shopping for fresh produce or your favorite cuts of meat,you'Il , always find smiles and friendly assistance at Publix. Have a question? Cant find something? There's someone on hand who's happy to help. That's only one of the nicer things about Publix, where shopping is a pleasure. (. 69' - Magic Finish Sizing PUBLIX H '.' •• M.I.t p.. S..4.e trollies save " s,.. ' lION 1.1.4 NG S Publix led, wait, a Boor cii,. Fantastik Cleaner Top Job Cleaner .f imil ' Joy Liquid Detoraeflf save sec. Itprilrer 1041*4041 NICER THI ABOUT Jobs , GM Saves 27, 000 Bright (AP) General Motors has canceled plans for one-week shutdowns at seven plants, citing a "brightening" sales outlook following its second worst sales period of the year. GM Chairman Richard C. Gerstenberg, an. flouncing the change In pla ns Wednesday, af. firmed the auto giant's optimism that car sales would pick UP now that the Arab oil embargo has ' i.,, Ii, II. 010 1.1.1 not 89' 1111,,Fut.ure - Dog 0 --NE OF THE 49 fl-u. .. . . . . or exclude black people. According toCammy Bnice, supervisor of elections, precincts are drawn up purely on the basis of geography and population. Complications—and occasionally peculiar boundaries— are the result of U.S. Supreme Court requirements on makeup of congressional and legislative districts, she said. Jurors in Seminole are required. The best system, Markey said, would simply put the names of all registered voters, regardless of precinct, into a drum for selection as needed. However, he concede4l, most Florida cities and counties use the precinct system. The point, he said, is that while no black people may in fact be drawn for the jury list, the constitutional requir-emtnt of fair, random selection is met sekctedat random from flielijt becalneblacks are excltided by of registered voters, but on a "luck of the draw," rather than "rtain percentage from each by design precmnct based ontbe number o( voters in the precinct divided Unconstitutional into the total number of voters registered county-wide. Ironically. Markley said, Thus, if 10 per cent of the attempts to t'uarantee a "fair" voters are in precinct "A" each (cout'd On Page 4A1 iurv list drawn -r............ will Pnn'p in .............. no - �2AThe Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 211, 1974 President's 'Gate Role Report In Court FN,ATION WASHINGTON API — Tn)s.. .._i r.---s wiu r rank Strickler, attorneys for former presidential Id The I>grand jury report on Pmadent itxors roic m ia!egaIe goes TODAY I urn..... ( 1,' hope to re verse US. District TI I V T I alk — HILLSBOROUGH,Calif. (AP) Newspaper magnate Randolph A. Hearst says he will keep trying to get two tinprisoned Symblonese Li beration Army members na tionwide te levision, And he has i.dvlsed his kidnaped daughter: 'Patty, again, just hang In there. We're doing everything we can." The SI.A, which cla.ims responsibility for kidnaping the 20-war-old coed Feb 4 hat 0-1-1-A to breg mir 11 communica tions unless Joseph Remlro, 27, ari Russell . Judge John J. Sirica's . Special Watergate prosecutor sending U'se report to ll'-, Leon awOtsk1 opposed In scheduling arguments for 10:30 a.m. EDT, the appea ls quest. court said it will consider re. Strlca refused Wednesday to q ests 1oranationaldeIayin delay sending the report to the transmitting the report and also House until the appeals court hear arguments on the legal had ruled. He did postpone actssues. firm until 4p.m. today to give —_-'--- -_-• - — -, - _,.-.i_.. .- __ ~__ M___ . - ~~ - - With uttn4tned foam rubber mat tresses, with lace satin blankets and lace covered satin pillows," says !sabelle " Ibey serve as both casket and vault, are air tight and water tight and have bronze handles." And some are only 10 Inches long. For more than a year, the Hughes and Chapman Monument Co. has been selling luxury caskets for pets. The 10. loch casket is designed for a bird. "If your grandfather died, why would you purchase a casket? Because you love him," said Mrs. Jenningb, company vice president. "Our caske ts are f or pets that are loved." She said the firm has already sold 170 anImal caskets for a'ratwes ranging from caterpillars to dogs, at a cost ranging from $11 to $153. "We're able to fulfill most requests, but on ce som eone asked for a casket the size of a h orse; we couldn't fill that on e," Mrs. Jennings said during an Interv iew Wednesd - She Prayed To God Eunice Kronholm says her conversatiom with the kidnapers who held her captive for four days ranged from "mundane things like food" to her faith in God. 'Ibey couldn't understand how I was able to be as calm well, not bitter, that's what t hey said," the 46-year.old wonian told newsmen Wednesday. "They wanted to know how come I wasn't bi tter." Mrs. Kronbotm was k idnaped from her subur ban St . Paul home last Friday morning . She escaped Monday night by wal king away from the Burnsville house where she was being he ld. — She said that dt one point during her capti vity she heard an announcer on a religious radio station say the whole nation was praying for her. . - ~-,f 116, - • .• ., -• - ..'. . -. - •. .•- -- • ___________ • "" : _____ •-• -. . .... - - - - — - - - - Ta e e ____ .criuuis uiii House Rqmbhcan Leader John presidential conv,ersations. high tuition will drive them compromise settlement of their the tapes and determine which dispute over a committee would be relevant to it He did not spell out his pro- Wind Blows ii i riey Ro ll Th :i e - • - - Get - • • , What - Feb. 28ers -. They're _ - - • 1 If the draft Is resumed , year in an emergency, men in thIs year's lottery would be the inducted, starting with No. ' bY 4 , Ilickle SI said Wednesday he and child doing well v ill return to politics by seeking the Alaska goyernship In the one Rtpublicin pniman this fall t,l I I- I) \ATj(Y, ' Ilickle resigned us governor if) 'API - Bareheaded and coat. 1969 to become secretary of the less in a chilly breeze U N Un- RyCIIARLESOH1. • N III 19 ]as 36 30 its 13 jai ', Andre Lefevre Is a Ifickel will meet former Gov. Earth Day, which he thus Keith Mill" in the GOP pri. well-known charms, still Is transmission and reception of DAN COLMAN, manager at Xerox Corp.'s Webster, N.V.,p1aIitstajidsbep,ta co llmating lens usemflobt,gjJ precision optics Into copiers and duplicators MRS. 414N BORN pul the waist-band of her pants to show how much weight she's lost since she had her jaws wired shut. She is trying to lise 85 pounds. Thurmond P' • II 0_Cia I IUU WV UI shelves. Soybean sausage links are '' such product. So are sausage patties and ham slices. And by the time you read this vegetable bacon will be In some markets, with soybean steaks .! far behind e first Introduced thest products in March, 1973, ' said Roy Browning, western regional sales manager for Miles Laboratory, "and they're selling great. Our business is increasing at 8 per cent per month." The new vegetable meats are marketed In colorful red boxes under the Morningstar Label "We're selling them in Ca lifornia and illinois right now," said Browning, "and we're planning to continue ..~~ / 1/ /. / I.' I II t '1 ',I' I / : I I I /_L i I L / 11/4i #1 j .•.'• • i, I • •/ I I ' • - . It GREENWOOD. S.C. 'At' (torn lbs Japanese snation',) Sen .Strom Thw nond and his 1954 gift who coossociation, it hangs in a sutute thechildr,ii, future, and old wife ha ve become pa rents for U.N. smellApagoda-like structure at people, who in a certain se nse, the t111 U.N. signify our past," - - - ' ft- :- -- \ I' I II I ' s IkAd, HAM AND SAUSAGES ALWAYS GOOD E yen theSe, ma de d If rom soy bea flS ,,. i I ( . _. Eventually, Browning as real meat products grow be a big enough meat source," scarcer and more expensive Browning said And the best Patsy Awards Cou The vegetable meats have no By DAVE McINTYRE ' tertainment edilors to select the send them to the society's best, but I think we elected headquarters, Box $451, Copley News Service HOLLYWOOD - The Patsy Awards will be coming P • ad if 11 the candidates up for the telecast on May 6, Likely q brouhaha. Lassie too often, because Englewood, D4o. 80110. they've changed. Actually, I didn' t al w ays vote for Lassie. • presented u) scan Humane Society to outstanding Animal performers in motion pictures and television There are six candidates In feature film division, In- Alpha, the dolphin, who gobbler, because I wanted to eluding shared actink honors with say that the Winner was a real G turkey, but the ethers didn't Patsys, to e refresh your agree with me. Lassie won • 'Ruff' ld ge C. Scott aV...d,,,JJ In past yurs, the Humane - Simply inificate your cboim words were spoken by MerIn each of four categories and cedes McCambridite. - MONP'T THRI! A1tJPA 1 1. SHOP IM t1AMON)F - I i I I I - I' - i' - I - II I ' . • " DECORATOR LAM PS -- i, V ,, I f, - I V or rnQni, with one of JM - . ' I . i. . 1 ' "J'L - ' / . of decorator lamps _____ • -41 V7 now at s t'' ,,.r,. 7!e (7 ' I B table lamp, yellow, green, orOflci' irn,',r' "II' purple reg. 3500 19 90 C pole loni low block green reg 30(X) ,,1 " ( i4 a .-! C I- 1 LAMPS, oltomonte springs Sorry, no mail or phone orders • '-' _. r d, L— Your JM credit card mokes shori)mq vo%~ - _i A = '41 -- C 1.7 r* $125.74.90. F_ -_ P 21(X) I) arc lamp, ch r ome on block hose. -- - L A ginger icir, reg. ) 00, 33.00 (' In "Day of the again. m tempted 0 lodge Id a In any case, the Humane protest. I suspect Alpha's voice turne judging was dubbed, though ''e*' you, anyone w cares I' e participate. admitting iL It-'a my hunch the - 11 41 - - I) - I It L - II \ 1, - D J I. ' :' PARK FREE I ' L ' - \ I • ' fat and no cholesterol, though they do have the taste and Y, the International Rotary. I \ I ' % a. -' from people who want low-fat and low-cholesterol diets, and also want to at "meat" every once In awhile. "°°'' tens of thousands of dol. need to preserve and WOW lars. Would be "umA for th our environment and Its finite Common good.,, He said he resources. wanted it spent on "mitigating e bronze Peace Bell the adversities of life of - I \ \ l I I II \ \' - J I 1 • -' It II I . "( - of everybody's diet-..espectally the future there's not going to t,-day Is the soybean." The demand Ls coming chiefly ____________________________________________________________________ Presidents Organization which i W ,f iin • ~- •• -.0211111 I ii -•, ., I II - . ••..".• ,. L 'I I I ' - - - . 1 I ' D. 7be 7&Ylear-Old general. no,A r 'k 1- ii 1 I II' 1 . --. ; . , 1777 1 III II dent and restored to the rank of lieutenant general, Is giving his legally earned back pay to his I irOn's 17-year-old legal l -. so great we can', produce fast products will become a big part "It's a well-known fact that in source of protein available . , ' . The problem Is that demand is believes such pseudo meat color television from the cen- meets here in May (New York Paris, a city of lovely old 4300 people, and there is total has a winner, " 'I" joined in celebrating Wednes- commande mart The winner will probably tiny night, r in chief of "serves as a pow. armed forces, says his pay,the face Democi at erfulremrndertoalIofof ,.k,,, least for the wi dynamic yo man who flrml believes that the lure of Paris western fringe of the city (not language's in simultaneous American College of Allergists texture--as well as the apand $100 million can snag just far from the new industrial translation; a tie-in with the whose 700 members (pIus 200 pearance-of the real thing. lul any convention in the area which IS out of the city). Intelsat communications European colleagues) The l will meet artificia orld. Bui Paris itself. with ALI of Its satellite systems permits five here in April, and the Young from "spun" soybeam "s' Nixon In 1970 for public cree lawwasreac4Jvdbythe in Spring With vlanglnrAng goI'th,ep Bell the critIcism of the President. government. He told a sinai crowd Daki 'SI - - enough to satisfy it." buildi ngs, Is not known to take of 8,000 sea ts In the center's 18 Naturally, American con. kindly to new tier venfloneers are prominent In ad halls and meeting M"quare400t aij~lay his thinking. Lefevre admits that is a re some opposition-, hence, area; ' meetino areas are u he complex on the equ ipped for up to six COnicy News Service ' " ""'" I ) II 3501 351771134 $7 111$ 1 trIaiiuntm"rnn rous material which I sales of the brand new Paris the The convention complex, ter's own TV studio to any Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will be pressed together Convention Center, a mammoth focal point of a recent four-day, nation in the world having a a p pearance textu re among the speakers). Ifacility h't rises o the lYnn meat, and various III,e ,, gran.1 opening similar sa e cornto give the r western edge of Paris, along celebration, is breathtaking, It munications capability; the And he is aiming at som of are added with an adjoining 1,000-room Is the largest of Its kind In the acoustical treatment of the the taste. giants. There have been 'It' possible to duplicate an hotel of impeccable standards, world. The main coaterence wallIs is of the latest design, talks, ,for instance, aimed at the Conclorde-Lafayette. hall cans 'eat between 3,2DO and This is 01,LaImt4t" he . . sectiring a future cmmulion of type of meat on the shelves I47IN3ss " S Wa'i'teing W*ith Open Ar He is the executive vice 3 lii 'SI?) 1$ 51 ii Ill hi is I,3n 471 , t X= mill 11 136031" 1,w n sts, lis sill I v Is Ift" 630 , TV set--because a r' 1. expanding our market area. M president for marketing and readily accessible. 153 I .Cost th" interior, a position he held iintil attle to regain his lost pay his dismisul by President dersecretary-General Bradford ended lag Year when a 1956 de - - IIl(II.RISE IN PARIS .. $100 million • JIM) - ) Date Here? Mrs. Thurmond gave birth f, Hickle AUI0RAGE, Alaska (API girl Walter J. HIckel plans to Wednesday night. BUENOS AIRF.S, Argtntin. 1 iurmonil, a South Caroli na ek the iIfk'c he gave up to Al'i }lutctj (ruol uulitar> join the Nixon administration In ltepubi, is ii. ills wife Is 27. ranks by rebellious generals in, - • -. •.. ---- . - - .. '" l lii Ii - . •- pIron - - -- ,,.-. vegetables are the newest • - And . - People In The News . - . ~,ft_ -- -- • . . • - • .10 l or mental NV 21$ ':: 61vitlopeid acartheyuycould refusaltoacceplthe proposal Maurice H. thatMauriceStansneyer,nev. help solve the fuel shortage. led to his firing. is to is AA 74 348 er asked you to fix this coinThose with numbers above 95 JOPI' Their slogan is: "We go w hen Rhodes' suggestion seemed is) 9 107 Groundwork for Dean's ap- plaint" will probably not becontacted ti'e wind blows." unlikely to fare much be tter. pearancc was laid by former I .'YI I 145 1)314 ji '- Yes, that is a fact," replied by their draft boards, The electric car, which the The White house has indicated Securities and Exchange Corn14 1 29 12 it 10 14 130 11131 fl Hs SN asey, 61, who Is now president an emergency, although all 's men said will be ready for trial 'no interest In it a nd the chair- mission chairman William JULY ,, J. If the Export-Import Bank . draft-eligible men are liable for runs in about 45 days. will ,• , man and ranking flepiIjca n on Casey's testimony Wednesda y 10"I A perjury count In the In. the draft until age X. 31510 3150 IIIl PPM 77 30 43I 114 windmill to charge batteries, the committee have flatly that Dean made at least four llctment Is based on Mitchell's The prune group this year I4U3i71 so I?UI1I?.3II,,I They gave these details: rejected It. telephone calls, evincing White denia l before a grand jury that consists of men with numbers 1 ' UGUIT When the driver parks for any "The committee has a con- House Interest in a securities he ever talked to Dean about through " 95 In last year's lot tery. 'ui' nn, ii' 'a" saw i length of time while the wind is stitutlonal responsibility to con- fraud case against financier the Vesco can. Casey testified They will drop Into a less h Wowing. he will pull a lever and duct the inquiry," said Rep. Robert L Vesco. he received a teleph one call vulnerable classification next 1 717133; 3 a windmill will pop upon top of Edward Hutchinson, R-Mich., There were Indications that from Dean about the :--- after year. $IP5M5$ the car. It will operate a the ranking GOP member. Dean may take the witness he had left the SE and contin730 '030718 130 The lottery began with John Isp generator to charge the bat- "And besides, I don't under- stand today, tied: 30341131 13134 D. Dewhurst, deputy director of :' teries. A small electric motor stand why someone else's Judg"a' Ii3513liiS:'I Dean was ousted as President Selective Servi ce saying there Will retract the windmllj when nient of relevancy should be Nixon's counsel last April 30 "The conversation was In the Is no Intention to try to restore not In use. any better than mine." "U34 )li3 af ter he admitted a part In the nature of a complaint tha t 25, authority to i nd uct men. That Ill 'ø 's. it i HI un Although Nixon has given no cover-up of the Watergate staff or somebody had leaked I4c authority expired last June * A small, Lightweight gasoline sign of yielding on the Issue and 9 30 lot ,IJ;O 1,ç br eak-In, de position to a newspaper reThe pur pose behind the lot- )1S3$$ 1)1 1413 21717 engine will charge batteries committee counsel John Doar Mitchell and Stans are ac- porter before the deposition had tery, he said, Is "insurance while the car is —",sit,503 50131 ,stIo ,sp being driven or pledged Wednesday that the cused of seeking to head off an been flied in court. lie corn- plain and simple." I? 314 when the wind Is not blowing, committee was "unswerving in SEC complaint against Vesco, plained that the staff of 3 II? 31 "The great experiment I.i 7 11) 5140 3350 liSle SI? The car should be able o go as de termi na tion to get the In ret of ur n for the la tter 's secret commission was reaching be'- maintaining a military or f ce In about 50 miles without a reels- material," the prospect of an $200,000 cash contribution to nd the proper scope of Ibe in. peacetime of 2.2 million by vol.. i"9= 11111510 3711 'a'a ISIi arge at speeds of 30 to 50 miles Immediate confrontation ap- President Nixon's 1972 re-elec. vestigation. I said I didn't know unteer means alone shows per hour. signs ! °u' ' e peared di m, lion campaign. any thing about it." ia flI)i 'a U of achieving success," he said, -6n ?onli 1" . - is Your Dean Critical Witness ,, • . are carried 2 to those with a Jan.5 birthday. At the other end, was as. • j " signed to time with an April 29 I m e11Us Is its" 131211604114,123 its 1 1111 14 " A 141 11-311 to I" birthday. . . " . . - - products to hit U.S. grocery Posal but said it could be Along NEW YORK (AP) - The Goverinmeant interrogation of I3~011 1161 file? "M III11311 036 UM However Selective Service is 140 the One ms& by government has described Casey focused Almost entirely Prefident Nixon to special prosAPRIL ousted White House counsel on Mitchell, with scant mention reclassifying only those wi'ji i n,, ,i, un, n i, sj , Archibald Cox calling John W. Dears III I through 95 according of S-tans. However, at its con84 I3I)S for Sen. John Stennis, D.Mlss., Witness" in th as "a critical on 3911 3131# 1 : 3 1321`11 11 31113 M30 $30 e criminal c - clusion,, S-tans' attorney Walter to their civilian status to pro- 'i H i is un is iii n iii s to listen to tapes then in dispute "° ' vide a "readily Inductible" " - - . . , PARIS tuition adjustment at the New Mexico president, who lottery, held for men turning 19 u University of Mlchigan,..geini says If proposals to narrow the this year, was assigned to those from an unexpected excess In public and private school a. -i with a Cu. 28 birthday anu No. stddent fee Incune this year. tuition gap ill -- - taxpayers are caught between students as there are funds % ith two per vasi ve, w ell -financed which to provide them a high propaganda campaigns aided quality education? This may According to the National Association of Sta te UniverA similar view was expressed ( AP) — No. I sities and Land-Grant CollqM by FmvI Heady, University of inWASHINGTON WedrQay..I standby Qft • -: - I..,; • Income families who cannot people.Noamountofthikat During Mitchell Case . A - . academic difficulties as • . View - ; I1 flUIU LOST5 SPRINGOALE, Ark. (AP) — spiracy case against former Banner, asked: Rex Curtis of Springda.le and between the White House and Atty. Gin. John N. Mitchell and pool. And even those men will four Oklahoma men have the Watergategrand jury,Coz's riy "Isn't It a fact, Mr. Cay, not be given physica eop e Exchange in (2ik.go. She is first woman floor trider -hlstory. t here In Its fl - ' the lines 0( .4.4 MISS IIORNA ARANGO shows her I-pound 14-karat gold necklace. When the US, went oil the gold standard site went on It. She works in the oil industry. .. :- r;;; culinary an before seen by the eye of man straight from the great laboratories of tJ'is gleat na tion of ours .. . SOYBEAN SAUSAGES!" That may sound like a sales pitch straight out of the year 2100, but it's one that you may hearing any day now on your • . -. f;J;f; I'ME - . PTA, the Grange and the labor young adults should be given Integrity. Such a policy can UfliOn that we are-right now— alternative postsecondary Include special he lp for pupils pricing higher education education opportunities such as with benefi t from various federal, uni versal access should ob state and private financial aid scure Ws clear and present h; here - . for students from middle. beyond the reach of many a Job, technical training, two or well As financial St UONNE KIM BROWN. beams as she watches stock quotations at Midwest Stock I. . - ' from our colleges and share the concern of students and and abetted by the federal mean sharply reduced parents, of alumni and government, On one hand, the enrollments, but higher '1%a) Rhodes held a news conference Rhodes is urOng both sides to Wednesday to urp that a third soften their positions and seek a party be permitted to review I • "The unexpected Income c*it,"..the result would be that four years of college and that results largely from the fact future college populations failure to attend college does that fewer out.of.-state students would be drawn primarily from not create a social or economic A major U.S. university and are applying for in-state status the extreme ends of the Income oukast. higher educa tion Insti tutions t ha n were projected when this scale-the rich and the poor. On the other hand are college two other States are bl,cklp.g year's tuition rates were presidents and others who "° ls national trend to higher tuition adopted." The windfall Goa claim, in effect, that a higher h red ucing r fret ring (u pt)hubl) ill be chort li cannot iii, t t our o il ( tdut tton i out I R&gents at the Ufll%erslt) of rederick P Ttiieme, ed ucational opportunity for all inalienable rights, that Michigan have authorized a University of Colorado who are capable of taking everyoneshouldgotocoilegeat per ce nt tuition reduction for president, said any tuition advantage of it If we adopt taxpayer expense (universal this year's winter and spring increase would adversely affect policies which arbitrarily U. access). and that those who do semesters. University of open access to hig her ed ucation dude hundreds of tliousan s will be unable to make their Colorado regents have en- for a major portion of the students. Furthermore, since way In tI,e world. dorsed a state policy to keep state's population, these students come from that This has given rise to a spate tuition at state colleges and He estimated that 85 per cent segment of society responsible, of patronizing open admissions universities at current levels of Colorado taxpayers have In a large measure, for the tax policies that Ignore academic and Ohio's General Assembly Incomes less than $15,000 a dollars that keep our govern, competence to push people has imposed a two-year tuition year. ment running, to exclude them through a diploma mill. freeze at public higher Ohio State University Is akin to killing the goose that • a education Institutions. I n t egrity Pr'esldent Harold Enarsonuid , lays the golden "Our customers believe that Patents, students and other Why not admit only as many IFoes mciii inquiry. YDu I."! programjwhoe criteria freeze J. Rhodes Is trying to head off a After meetings with White confrontation between the House lawyer James D. & .• , .&I1 v'.uae House uwdry Clair ii nqiwaucan members I 11111 . high school. The Impact of escalating education costs is most severe request for tapes of 42 I - continuing their education past legislathirs and the folks at the career education cult says academic standards and fiscal esSeek sPeace EBB CopleyNewaService 11111 ' i tultionincreasesare preventing iargenumbersofstjn ts fr beard. — I ,,, - The reduct,on and freezes JIM CHRISTIANSON, of ftmark, N.D., smilesas his baby squirrel monkey plays in his WASHINGTON (AP). i reflect a growing concern that universities... I MONKEY BUSINESS For I - 7mv a ' nvktedbdore wII1 5 en •....r , • n and five other former adminis- vertently, he runs the distinct Meanwhile, a study delivered on to resign, said he thougln .ratlon or campaign olfiwis In risk of being put on trial by the on Wednesda y to the Senate support for th e President the Watergate cover-up, legislative branch of our gov- Watergate committee called on among conservatives is thinner, - Tuition Committee over the impeach. of the JudiClary Committee, MONROE, Co n. (AP) "Our àskets are pine boxes. - oeal. Copley News Service :-: - -__ — Caskets For Creatures ARDEN HILLS, Minn. (AP) On Monday, S-inca ordered ernment arxi of being prejudged congress to make It clear to the' •1q S,....... '- t_.._ Irn •h jin,ai •JuIJI.. n,,hIln I ' 9APII j ii w u HUUC. ByXENNETIlJ.BAflfl _____________ - A man and his sister are being held In a state mental hospi tal after authorities discovered they left the body of their aged mother rttling In a rocking chair for three months after she died . Th. Hamilton County Coroner's office was trying to determine the ca use of dea th of Mrs. Frannie Sway, 86, in her Bond Hill section apartment. Police said they believe she died of natural ca uses. The body was discovered by a nephew Tuesday night. He called police. Mrs Sway's ion, Meyer, 54, and daughter, Rose, 51, who lived In the apartment, were admitted to Longvlew State Hospital Wednesday. Both ha ve had previous mental trea tment, police said. They said the nephew found Mrs. Sway dead af ter her landlord telephoned him and com plained that Mrs. Sway had not paid her rent for several months. (INCINNATI, Ohio (AP) . .- - _______ _____ Grisly Discovery • -__. corruption. Anderson, n Democrat who suecceded former Vice Irestdnt Spiro T. Agnew as county execu ti ve In 1 96, was found guilty Wednesday by a U.S. District Court Jury which deliberated about eight hours. liii trial had lasted 10 weeks. The 57-year-old poli tician was convicted on 28 counts of extorting a total of $38,620 in cash kickbacks from consultants doing unbid county wor k and of four counts of evading a total of $59,947 In income taxes from 1969 through 1972. Sentencin g was deferred to an unspecified date. Anderson faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prism and a $10,000 fine an each of the extortion charges and five years and a $10,000 fine on each of the tax counts. '\ — BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) Baltimore County Execu ti ve Dale Anderson has been convicted of political __ ______ _______ Extortion, Tax Convictions ~ .1 -- Little, 24, appear on national television. ,I - Soybean Has Come Into Its Own - Jud1aIfleep4mad a not to send the grand jury c i.' Watergate ~~ - 11 granjury gave the In his petition In the appeals Haldeman used a nearly identi- Impeached without first being House Impeachment in- man, and John Bray, coun se t quiry today unless the U.S. for Gordon Strachan, , nother (Wed with evidence to Sides report is sent to the [louse repxt is leaked -the defuxi- dicted or even Mcliable.' of Appeals thtervene, Heaje! Hearst Backs .. . me defendants a chance to ap- Thura&ay, Mir. 21, 1974-3A The Sanford Hei did Wt 1TAMONTI 5F1NL,S Tit 900 �4A11.e Sunfird Hera Id Thursday, Mar. 21. 1974 High Winds The Sanford Herald Damage Alabama N _X - Iv c j FLORIDA State TODAY By The Asssdated Press' A Line of U*Siers*crms with flesper wthth lusting iaiva nznvd Late Wednesday and early today, causing wideipread damage and numerous injuries. State troopers said there wereat least 1$ injuries report. ed from various parts of the state. Police In Albertville. In Northeast Alabama, said five m prsowere Injured when high inds struck a trailer part, destroying two mobile homes State troopers said two people were hurt in high winds that hit Edec.lc, near Montgomery. Officers said a convict was hit by a truck as he worked to limbs from U.S. 71 at the Walker-Minion county line north of Birmingham. The man, Elmore Baker, was in stifactccy cvndition at a hospital. Condition reports were not available on the other Injured. There were numerous reports of fallen trees and power winds up hour accompanied a line of fastmoving aa s.imbama A. iJhjr,, Development Impact Fees TAlLAHASSEE, Flit. I AN - The House Community Affairs Committee has postponed voting on a bill that would rinre uniform Impact fees on new construction. Impact fees — charges for police, fire, school, sewage, and other ser1ces provided to new residents - are recommended in the growth policy being developed by the House. But Community Affiars Chairman Paul Danahy, t Tampa, said Wednesday the committee Is stud)ing se veral oth er ways of requiring payment for th e services. He d th e commit tee will consider th e impact fee bill, sponsored by Rep. Charles Boyd, H-Hollywood, at an April meeting, AA Ses s '. . Operated should not apply to legislators. But Sesswns said in an inter, view Wednesday that lawmna. ers should be required to submit reports on their financial affairs to an independent corn- Minimum Emotion I make op my mind, not my heart My dedwas are made with a inbthr-.rn of ewcUon. Rd I wvuMs't be hwnan if! had no emotion. Sanford Herald, Democrats Also Received"Gif ts WASHINGTON (AP) Com- Democratic Ho candidates total of$1 while senatorial sens' lobby, said tday that candidates received $O,147. cuigresu1ona1 canThe largest single donor on 'ecrisei -____ rvüII1n ft01i IPSCIaI n1trest the list was the National Comgroups In 1172 and accused the miutee for the Re-Election of a 'Tak Congress. a quasiDenmawts of Stalling ekctww official hind-raising cornnuttee reforui Unions Contribute mon Came, the self-styled citi- The fool -agth charge was contained in a tall-page athertisement in today's editions of me Washington Pod, arlog on the same day the party holds its annual fund-raising dinner. The figures on 1972 Democeatic recrl*z Worn special in. te,.st were contained in a repurt to be published by Common Cause next week on the role of special interest meney during the presidential year campaigns gr Houses Involved various Conanon Cause said cmittees committers All gave me lines,latior wüon gins cunt from the national ATh. CIO Committee on Political Education, which gave over $43000 to Democratic cgres. sional candidates. waded by Rc'berl Strauss, h' in Strauss I (. Jury Testimony 3 p'no(c* osrd m'o'a ord cc'e ticw oed bos Regular GOOD ALL DAY l Y0ki DU8 RWI*. FRIED CHICKEN OPENDAILY 11AM. TIL, PA, FRI & SAT. TILISP.M IM FrenchA,, (Hsway hf) Sinfod LATEX PAIN No EASIER THAN EVE R qou easq on qour pocketbook SENATOR THE FLORIDA HENATE LORI WILSON PseO4 1$44 1I '.0 : easq on S. d Class Pert.g. Paid at Sanford. F bids 32771. NEW 18t STEP'" u'lXae., - Subscription Rates by c.rri.r Week SIc - ,4614Jd1_d _a1 - _t 4444J u,,a O.uo,,, VV jtihi p /9 7#•I 4idt EACH { é iaT 10'r-41 10'r v- IVy S.$aCI t all, P#-4 £dll a 4 p1st12.31. llart; -P1V$ ,)vq Vhall 0 'MW 17.3$. I55/% PINT T1 d4-t4 lr.. All Varieties early among & p j rp IFORE 7E_/llnsl'Ep Colors! FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY in which is 29 Corr.e'e d.rr', ,. — he1ps you doItafl was and business Grand $11 TAIJ.MIASSEE, Fin. (Al') order to go before the grand T. Edward Austin, the Jack— After testifying for Christian's finacial records more jury, said his attorney, Joseph sonllJe state attorney appoint. wet-c turned over to than six hours Wednesday, Jacobs of Tallahassee. the corned by Gay, Reubin As kew to dinilttee, which Education Conunisaloner Floyd agre ed to ma ke Christian spent the six-plus reel the probe, refused corn- them available to the grand Christian was to appear again hours answering questions put ment on its progress. today before a grand jury prob. to him by jury. members of the 18The joint Legislative Auditing ing his handling of 11.5 million member Jury. Jacobs and his Committee had asked Askew to Christian asked for the legisinstate contracts, law partner, Deeno Kitchen of appoint a special prosecutor to lative investigation Following a Christian appeared smiling Tallahassee, waited outside, direct a grand Jury probe after series of articles in the St. Peand confident Wednesday be. Christian had the right te conducting its own intersburg Times concerning fore and after his appearance leave the grand jury room to vestigation of Christian. state contracts. before the Leon County grand consult wi th the attorneys but jury. lie refused comment on did not leave except for the his testimony. luncheon break. He was stirThe conimLssioner, who has rounded by newsmen and phodenied any wrongdoing, waived tographers on his way In and Immunity from prosecution in out of the courthouse, ' ILA Op sc. Is a Cunmün Cause has been later live electoral reform and p party. thief advocate of public time committee was uancing for federal elections. listed ss iaviog raised $7t,07 It Common Cause law$0,. slot that forted President Nix. for House canddates SM for senatorial hopefuls no. ms rrelection committee to der the party banner. thscicae the sources of his campalpi receipts, including The Largest giver money that figured in the Wa. and professional ranks tergi'te scandal. was the Comnmitlee for ThorHowever, common Cause ough Agricultural Political contends that it Democratic Is Education, the pét1ca1 wing of leaderslup Consieaa. W. the Aated Milk PIICtIS ticu!arl}- (Thsirrnan Wayne Inc. It pvc WSW for DeTh0 113)s 61r.ie House HOM MmPailgnm andAdministration committee, 172.000 for senatorial csuwti. holding pp electoral dates. I I Shens1n.Williams 300 N, - -Aw reduce the French Ave., Sarord, Fla. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 9(5e/coP(Q, 0A* it OS'e $s' White Jury Mistrial QueriedISEA Coa'L fnun pige 1*) I to truck. "I was looking at It, but I just couldn't believe what I was seeing," said store employe Tommy Abott. Gray was driven to an area south of Miami where the two men forced him to take off all his clothing before they left. rTT f7* good People out of office s cr Christian C to strip before being left standing on a deserted street, ki real." Wediws&y S 1 e e cy to a 'strong, indepensi. nmaximiii u rate on education S&'ssws said that if disThe house Leader suggested cut conuiiLssion on standards property taxes from 10 to 8 closure were forced on Sante U test, such as having Askew and conduct." mills. A truck driver abducted at gunpoint when hijackers made off with his load of beef was forced last "1 make IQ my mind by p. plying he contintiedL rial. MIAMI (AP) — Police said Gray, 36, was making a delivery at a meat wholesale firm when his truck was blocked by three men in an auto. As store cmploycs watched, two of the men forced Gray into the car at gunpoint and the third drove off in the Askew has urged a similar commission, but wants it to in. vestigate possible conflict of interest by public officials Se 3sUM3 said legislators competitive disadvantage." were valid, should not serve on Cie cornHe said the fears of house Meanwhile, Sessums auvo- mission because the public Majority Leader Carl Ogden cated open disclosure by all would think "it's a matter of and other officials that dis- full-time elected officials, one member of the fraternity closing finances could lead to judges and rr.any state officials. Judging another," kidnaping by persons who be. He mission that would make public came aware of their wealth tax said financial worth and return statements by law. He also disagreed with Ask. MY suspect or Improper mate- "may be more imaginary than makers should be submitted in ew's proposal to Miami. Rangers hoped to end the fire's advance at isolated canal about 30 Wes west of Miami. authorities report. The truck with $4,000 of beef aboard was later recovered when it apparently ran out of gas on a freeway, officers said, but the hijacker driving it fled polce in a footrace, commandeered a private car and escaped. s: No Public Dis closure For Solons Askew's top legislative priority, cause they would be put at a drive Meat Hijackers Strip Driver aNcINNA11,Ohlo(Ap, -A am Of four 00cim began surgery it Children's Btal this morning to amputate the leftet IMStephen S,zthmrland, 13. The Miami, Fl.., youth, Wednesday mw above the kneet1a W= can. um TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (API legislators who depend on pri- require members of the Board House Speaker Terrell Se.s. vale occupations for Income, "I of Regents reveal their (IH-Tiiiiii, says public fi. think in many cases (they) nances, that would show if ct-it. nanctal disclosure, Gov. Reubin would forego public service be- icismns that disclosure would Everglades National Park. The fire, moving in a ragged line of flaming pockets, Wednesday scorched a path through spindly cypress, pine clearly back at me with alno. to be able to sleep at night," he lately no emotion," (wwt &has etntbe decision he made." the sentence. 'Swan wasarCowart 31)2 the two men he log off into space,, but I wwas iented to death had corn. looking thrrctly at his eyes." muted mmders defined In the In &ilUvan case the jury mebospitai uii the kg Law as"especially hesnm, calledfor death. mejayin Would be I___ to aie top d abvdm and cruel." Swans trial asked for mercy. "U there is such a thing as Florida judge Is not tmd by Aa optaitim wn aMedsjed Justification for the death pen- Jury's sentencing recom. 10me last fow boom ally, these two cues are clii. endst Slepbm is the sic," Cowan said. "The family to Pa'ie a rane form of indictary doesut have to settle 1 2 Agree the morality of the Issue, the His brotber Jdhrey died in kgiIatn has to guske that ,, td least when* jury 1* M the W of low of lyrnlaw. We .- to follow the mends death, you mow une ph1tC I&kIXDIs. we 12 people who agree with 1s laother Michael, now 1, Follow The tow you, said Cowan. '11w other wet two opatMee bere One can Involved Lloyd way, maybe nobody for a rant _____ of the Swan, X He had been found with you. But the law applies SPUaI nerve lining. He has been tnt of syin*onii fQr the guilty of brutally beating a the same in either cue." semi-Invalid woman after Cowart says appeals may two yew breaking into her home. keep Swan and Sullivan from Stephen's parents, Raymond. Robert Austin , being executed. 35, and Sarah, 34, have kept a was fid guilty ct abducting a No one has been executed in co'ant vigil iiace the boy anhotel manager, beating the man Florida In nearly 10 years. The tad the hipEta1. with a tire Won and shooting switch was last pulled In May him four times In the head at 1114 on convicted inuni II tndh d range with a shotgun. Da the 111th feku isa. ond Sundsy, "Sullivan was looking very cuted by the State of Florida. eF 6fxc&Pt$afurday t7 and ay by The l n a tee Oka ys Refinery ( - southw,lit Morlda and serves as a watershed for 3rd Soh "A judge Is a person, be has the - For Cancer (AP) - Judge Edware (owa rt i his cen. s can look a man in the eye and M tell him he has to the in the electric chair. '111 had the shOded dOOK I couldn't look the man in the eye," C.owarl, a circuit judge in Dade County, said Wi4np1ay. Daft LNe Peg Um months, Cowan, 41, has ynta'nced two men to the under Flonito's death penalty 1a', the fIrst passed after the U.S &ap Ct threw out all the old ones year. "It's not to sen. teace mnebotly to die,- Cowart nid it's awesome. We're d.. with mans life. ft's a Delivery agendes NAPLES, Flu. (API Forest rangers held out little fil e today for t he rabbits, raccl4)fts and other animals t aught in the path of a 30,000-acre fire sweeping across Florida's sprawling Big Cypress Swamp. But they say if winds cooperate, they may be able to stop the smoky blaze in a few more days. The S5W,000-acre swamp lies mostly in Collier County In and open prairie toward the Everglades between here and Mj4& Gas Director Arthur Fischer said, those areas of the state not re- ceptual approval" Ho suggested that Belcher to a 1273 mull- sironniental hazards and it is the opinion of the i county) give the commissioners ceiing their fair distribution of lion Belcher proposal Wedne. claimed copies there was Insufficient Planning Commission that of all reports and petroleum," day, saying "there does not ap. studies subinformation and technical data. material as submitted by Bel- mitted to various state and fedRep. Gary Cunningham, H- pear lobe significant problems Until such data was supplied, cher is adequate In scope and eral records. It also gives (kmv, Reubin Askew emergency authority to order counties to Fire Rages In Big Cypress I Judge Looks 'Em In The Eye To Control 21, 1974—M TALLAhASSEE, Fla. Homer i APi adopt - Florida energy chief ning.odd.even gasoline ra'io- New .Smyrna Beach, questioned he said. "This [till Is getting us Transportation committee so 'honing based on selling to cars the distribution control that Into the probteir Hutchinson says oil companies Hutchinson, meanwhile, said would he granted to Hutchin. intervention," , of government he could not vote on the with odd-numbered lags on odd measure. can't deliver all the gasoline he has been notified that oil son, days and even lags on even Cunnirghm, a member of due F!orlda but it may not be companies can deliver only 27 The bill would empower the (lays. "1 wnndar if ws'!P ' - L± '.-. • I .. ,rnutri 'is stw. state energy office to develop -• j sog cant hack;' about it. bill, is not a member of the uniform system of gasoline ra- quired to adopt the plan. LIon gallons of gasolint. ordered The house Transportation for Florida For March by the Committee approved 14-1 Federal Energy Office. Wednesday an emergency pet. lie said several major oil a roleum allocation bill that companies are having supply would give hlutchlnson the au• problems so it may be April 15 BIIADENTON Fla. iAl't with respect to housing, trans the council said, plans. it could not detail to serve as a basis for thority toincontrol distribution of before the extra million gal- Belcher Oil Co. of Mitmni has-porthtion or undue burdening of approve Beicher's gasoline Florida. approval or denial of the conIons reaches gas pumps in the received preliminary approval water, sewer, solid waste &s. state, lie presently has direct con. state. Belcher proposes to build a tent for development." of a multimillion dollar plan to posal or other public facilities." trol clii) over the small fraction Chairman build a refinery and offshore The approval reverses a re- 200.000.b.arrel.a.day oil refinery But Fischer said the informa. Vernon Holloway, H-Miami, loading facility in the Gulf of cent sug of fuel in the state reserve. gestion by the Tampa at the port, connected by pipe- lion "would not be adequate for ('ailed the bill "one of the most Mexico off Port Manatet. Ray Regional Planning Counci l line to an unloading platform 30 any final pla ns" leading to acThe bill abe nrovides for a l needed pieces of legislation we The Manatee County Plan. to reject miles out in the Gulf. the bid. imieniber advisory council with will have tual construction. to help give relief to ning ConuiIon gave "conThe council cited various enpower to subpoena oil company clear LOOKING 'EM OVER DR. EARL S. WELDON (1) president of Seminole Junior College, Robert McGee, U.C. art instructor, and Marcia McGrew Migdalski, student art assistant, inspect art works of college students who won a ards in the recent Apopka Woniens Club art exhibit. Moves Thursday, Mar. fr Locations: L L 2't /Isd2s 7J Downtown Sanford; in vacant building HUGHES 8119712 $nford NEW ROGERS SOFT SHEEN LATEX ENAMEL — 4 Ct-.., C' . I1.yR,, t111 - I ss a,paa..,, .'dc..a,,-, Vo .- I 11t41 zI t ', $2, 99 quart so 99 • adlocent to Cowan's * a 269 QUART the jury will or$ in tact be1arly buines.. we are meung around with the n& to a trial SANDRA RAWUNS Jury by deliberately ptc*tn a byj'jr," _________ b1114 9712 real &ssoe is Casselberry or any other whether the jury is drawn so MM age IF group according to thein per, that everyone gets a fair Tax Trouble ____ _____ of lbs por'atkm biw ROME AP - Hone is Mset,y Sit ___ SIDNEY THOMPSON ftaWg fy of ofi bPS rd 4'' CS'1 rn gl,on,bat t only rub ti. S $ID(tW Court gng AdteVIV - fairly. d Mgm dle of six, tam1jo Toa "bsl" krth.twemlgMas wen just arsw* has the mod d$uted Injury in cacti and iti the Ajnerjcan systnn" cure tax rrturm, followed by SHIRLEY MILLET Markey said, the key is to make he *37 )llan. Naples and tiun Rome. we there is ____ Foresicity of ___ jurors from which to ilL decks and balance' on the Jlowevej well intended, itself, we are saying we Markey said, to tliberakly assume a need someone who HILDA cij in tie name riui u4e for the ddnid, Milk? of manna that another regaress," groi4 will be rzckaied, so 11*1 the danger of thai -selected at rse*iun. . Lairess *Sanford Plaza, in front of Publix 'ø we a talniea ew every case.d ck (a Markey saio. "That's all Lom,s' OFFER ENDS APRIL 1st. 01/5.,/ Sk OApp3o/ F/43z5olt 0 Sponsored By- .4wtheseakofIaidip. ret SEwA'tor r Ixora Club of Sanford Garden Club Proceeds will go to C.I.P. Fund - S_l ) o0'i,4reit 2#,t (bCA ii u ) 444) 2 4 ' •- I4 -— (evil (Community Improvement Project) SPECIALI ROOERS 2 NYLON TRIM BRUSH SHERIJ i.V-JJ iLL! '1.iS HELPS )O( 'DO IT.ILL? Sanford 318 French Ave. Ph,322- 16 81 :-.==,'_,-,t --=--. - - ••.-== • (W&U MCI= Ial"(W.wl I �---- -- - -_- 6A—The Sanford Herald Mci's - Auto Makers down. Iacocca says the best solution to the energy crisis Is to abolish all controls on the price and allocation of petroleum products and to burn standby rationing coupons." Speculating "If everyone in the regulator)' business would stand back and let the natural foes of the marketplace take over." Iacocca says, 'we would t4;sui, --_-- - --- --- ---- ---- •--- - - --- - - --- - - --_-.- -__ -.-- 1---__- - --- .. these controls are lifted, the rice will go up and incentives for more Imports and production will return to marketpalce. .. . ..-—' _. - ,. e'"'. '-- 'The Wall Street Journal says the market wtl stabilize at S9.9 cents a gallon, and that seems quite reasonable to me." la.'occa pointed out that Eurotv, which is 72 per cent dependent on Arab oil, has "no lont; lines, no allocation. no rationing, no federal energy office shifting supplies from here to there." -Sure the prices are higher, and but they've got gas they're even wiping your Aindshield." Iacocca says higher fuel for next winter." He also urges Congress to maintain vehicle emission. control standards at the 19S interim levels For three yearsthrough 19N. If this is done. he says, the auto Industry could save the country more than six billion gallons of gas Just In added economy of the new cars built during those three years. But the Ford president feels the key ,o the energy crisis is the removal of price and controls on allocation pettokum products. He says if people to be more careful how they u.xe fuel and to select more effienl cars. "They haven't given up their mobility, they just don't waste glssohne. I'm - _.. ., -._ _..... " On Gas Pri ces prices In Europe have caused — . - TALLAHASSEE, Fla The federal and state gov. "wents should CYpItSS Swamp to preserve "as a monument to life itself," said Coy, Itaubin ,tak — ' ,4--.r-T1' _________ une uin. ..s Trailer wheels turn at a faster frequency than the wheels of a cur and thus absorb mere punishment. If bearings aren't serviced often, they will lose the by protection afforded lubricant and will fall. Automotive questions of general interest will be answered in this coulmn. If you have a question abaut your car, motorcycle, or recreational vehicle, write Motorways. Copley NewsService, in care of this newspaper. Go* Alice, Iwent to. department store and my, have the prkes gone skyhigh! Ineed a ______ --.----- - Ar.w a trt' 116,385 accl Fti'ii dental deaths in the United slates according to the Na' tional Safety Council's latest o fficial figures for 1969. 01 1jeje dpil ths, 80.706 were male and 35,679 we re female. 11,111 of tilt, accidental niale tk'ittis, 40.213, were motor vellicle related %;;[ill(- 15,578 Females di'd in vehicle accidents The 15-tu-24 age group had itit' highest Fatality rate with 24.&8 deaths, f which 17,443 were motor vehicle n'1~jtcd. 'Fliv World Almanac notes ' ___________ __________________ ______ _______ ______ y ' ______ ______ . •ashlngton by environmental aide Ken Woodburn. sub. corn iittee is considt.ring a I )tPa55eh1 bill to provide 1116 million for federal partici. patlon In the purchase. "Florida's commitment to this cause is not merely hollow rhetoric," Askew said, poinUng out that the state has begun a million purchase of part of southwest Florida swamp and placed development con. trols on surrounding areas. — ' 41 • - ' I -______ ______ ____ _______i _______ _____ GOV. RE U IiI N ASKEW ... State committed Oh, Agnis, you silly girl, you ... haven't YOU heard of Zayre ?. . It's the discount department store and shopping there's a pleasure. Shopped there yesterday and I must say, they certainly had plenty of merchandise, Including N '11 Xon By DONALD M. RQThBERG Papers Demanded Thursday,Mar.211974-.7A Air Force Promotion Jaworaki disclosed on Feb. 14 mlttee, that Nixon had refused the material Nixon had refused Auoclated Press Writer In a letter to Sen. James 0. to give him material he con.ak- to supply included 27 tapes Air Force Col. William C. WASIUNGThN (AP) Eastland. Miss., chairman of esd vital to his investigation. sought f or the investigation of Bra nan formerly ef Sanford has ecial Watergate prosecutor's the Senate Judiciary ComJaworski told the Watergate cover-up as well been selected for pron ion to office has subpoenaed addition' U evidence relit1ng to investi. the rank of brigadier general. al documents from the White gallons of contributions From House, It was disclosed today. the dairy Industry and the Sc. The 1942 Seminole High cr..:. A :ri.ztc • prosecutor Leon Jaworskl said '.' plumbers unit. serving pç vice conuriander of the subpoena directed to Presithe Fourteenth Aerospace dent Nixon was served on the The President has t'ntentieti Force in Colorado. White House last Friday. Deadin several recent public appear. li for compliance is Monday While attending high school. ances that he has given The spokesman declined to Branan was co-captain of the woraki all the material he needs cow, say what the subpoena de. complete his Investigation. football team and the recipient I 11-,n Name Documents nuinded. Nixon has said he has given ' the Peter Schaal Trophy, as Earlier, James D. St. Clair, the special prosecutor 19 tapes the "Most Valuable Player" \ President Nixon's chief Waterfie also attendcd Florida State and some 700 gate lawyer, acknowledged in a University. television Interview that a subThe subpoena issued Friday poena had been received from WU U first one directed at the He plans to move his family the special prosecutor. the by the special Of six to Sanford upon St. Clair appeared on the NBC I.FONJAWORSKI prosecutor's office since 1115t retirement. "Today's show. Prosecutor July. — Special Prosecutor . - - Jaworiki Declines ne Sought By Monday W111AAM BRANAN . Promoted . . . .. . . -- of Inexpensive every-day dishes and some things for the horne and ijust don if know where to go nowl Th e Discount Department Store 5ttCfl.C.,1 d IUU a Senate subcommittee in - jajiri iu become the rule nationally. Brooks feels that muchofhe hig h cost of gasoline Is due to low.volume, high-cost lets who buy from wholesalers. He feels this method has become obsolete except for limited convenience purchases. Large self-service gasolIne stations can help reduce much of the cost of crude oil Increases by reducing marketing costs, he says. Maybe things are not as bleak as they seein, Anyway, it's food for thought as you sit in the thing should happen here." Brooks feels that the 59. tigure may be a bit high and. In tact, feels that it is economically feasible for 45t.vnt-a-gallon gasoline to be available In the United Slates for nearly two decades. For this to happen, however, three things will have to take place. First, the average cost of crude oil delivered to U.S. refineries will have to stabilize at around $8.50 per barrel. Second, federal and state governments imist want to Should Preserve Swamp ga3oltne line. Q. The wheel bearings of trailer have failed twice In the tast year. Is there any reason? DV., Napa, Calif. avoid the wrath of the public by not increasing gasoline tarn. And third, and most important, modem marketing methods, characterized by very high volume self4ervice The SanfcxdHarald Askew: U.S., State -1 If a Detroit automotive executive and a Chicago In wrrtt. v aiwwu nave plenty of gas.- at a reasonable priceIf the right steps are taken. Lee A. Iacocca, president of the Ford Motor Co., says he has the answer to the energy crisis and Robert Brooks. a marketing consultant with John Gustafson & Co.. thinks he knows how to keep the price .-.-_- WORLD ALMANAC Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 By JAMES A. GROTH Copley Ness Senice ------------•-- — - l . - t dishes. 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ORLANDO EAS ,,f MELBOURNE/wEST ORLANDO/CASSELBERRY1/ORLANDO,/ SANFORD /KISSIMMEE/ WINTER HAVEN /DAYTONA BEACH Corner Babcock St West Colonial Dr/ Daytona Mall East Near South Highway 17 92 Vine St. at 1 Block North Of Cypress and NASA Blvd. Nova Rd. & Volusia 8A)KAM(RICAO Colonial Drive at Powers Dr. ,jai Alal Fronton Orange Ave. at Airport Blvd Bermuda Ave. Garndens Blvd. On U.S. 17 Ave (RI. 92) �-- - -. 8A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 Nixon Theme: Won'tQue t Or Yield TapeSr _ WASHINGTON (AP) pa ign has its set piece, The - Any political cam- demands for a swift end to Watergate investiga. tjos, anew that one year is enough, that dragging It out drags down America. Speech a candidate delivers day after day to his major themes. President Nixon's campaign to rebuild public confidence and block impeachment is no exception, stress That That is an argument he used earlier in his unsuccessful effort to withhold White recordings from the Watergate grand jury on grounds of executive privilege. The tone and substance of the questions House Th e words have changed somewhat; th e tone beca me tougher at his session wi th th e National them likely to be more. Whatever the questions put to the President, would destroy the presidency itself, —He will not agree to turn over additional White House tape recordings and documents sought by House impeachment investigators, on grounds this would break the confidentially essential to any president. He has, at the same time, repeated his WASHINGTON The nil inquiry - ecurlei Hanna Mining holds a huge Interest In National and, therefore benefitted financially from the merger. Significantly, Ilanna's able attorney, If. Chapman Rose, Is now helping Nixon with his tai problems. Rose's son, Jona than, has also worked as an assistant to Peter Flanigan, the White House M dNn'fcaldence to big business, who played a backstage role tn the steel merger. Hanna's chairman, Gilbert Humphrey, who ls also adirector of National, has additional ties to the White House. His dad, the late George Humphrey, served as treasury Secretary when Nixon was Vice President, Both Humphreys have been strong Nixon the principle of presidential confidentiality to impeachment as to any other investigation. — Hands Off Streakers Search For The Real Los Angeles By NEIL MORGAN Copley NewStn-lcc OtW stores. With her comb she bring s her own hat. She has two elderly clerks chatted near the rearranged spit curls along her like that, and two suits. Wears cash register while a painfully forehead, tilting the hat to one her red hat with her black suit, proper young man, who We should have known better. LOS ANGELES Skeptical side and then the other. She like today, or her black hat with behaved as If he intended to The 'blue noses' hare finally started to react- over.sct?_-to of the slick suburb,, my wife wore a severe black suit, long her red suit." make his life with Brooks, the latest campus craze, 'streaking,. and I drove downtown to search out of style but carefully tenshowed us umbrellas. We When the fad first appeared It was treated for what Ob. for the real Los Angeles. No ded. "Nobody bothers her" bought one, but the handle fell iously is—.oLlege students blowing off a little steam No reason to. I figure her for wonder that the tour guides When a clerk came to show us off when we hoisted It it the No one was arrested and aside from a few 'philosophers' here are as befuddled as the umbrellas, we had lost interest. a broken-down actress,llvthgby door. He was happy enough 10 doing their deep4hinkjng bit for the benefit of ewipaper, radio city planners. At its very best, The woman in the red hat was herself in some old hotel. She - exchmge it and w out downtown is in limbo, working with rouge and lip. sIts there an hour or two and a gain. fun. goes upstairs to the cafeteria It was a day of spring rain stick, gazing at herself rid (011it'S back to model a little squalls, and as .Now, Now, as we might have predicted, people are starting walked alonj adjusted tier hat. I asked the Nearby, the marquee of an arrest other people, fights are erupting between treakeri' and longer. Probably goes hoIfl the lonely sidewalks, we clerk if she came in often. old theater that once knew klieg non streakers and one poor fellow got caught right In the middle; decided to look for an umbrella then for her Every day." lights and red carpet now bore he was first roughed up by a couple of guys for not streaking and Most downtown sidewalks In "Dees she ever buy a hat?" We hurried away through the Spanish titles. As In many then by a couple of others who, noting his nudi ty, beat him up for Los Angeles are more pej "Oh, no. We_______________________________________________________ ha ven't seen a rain to Brooks Bros., where we cities, d ntown Is abandoned ow streuking. than they have been in hat like hers In 20 years. She V. the only customers, Two to the minorities. His was probably the worst experience so far, but we note generations. Shoeshine 15' —' some disturbing clouds on the horizon. Some police departments from in time along with their ____ are starting to act asUfrhars' repre,entedat tosociety attendants, U all that remain -• and a few men of the cloth have been rewn wringing their hands as when the rubble of the " -. If the rise or fall of western ci viliza tion depends largely demolition crews has been • whether society Is able to put a halt to this heinous act. cleared and the diagonal marks lap Come nn. folks. Relax. drawn on fresh, fragrant U you really want something to worry about, something asphalt to make more parking occupy your spare time, we'll be glad to give you a new feature, ______ one well make up ourselves and title '1s Week's Threa To dr i vers racing along the ______ t To Society And The American Way Of We!" freeways through the web of all the hand-wringers cn get their kicks and That mterchanges called the Slot, the sak can get their kicks and the rest of us can worry _____ nter of I Angeles is simply ce about U* energy shortage, oil depletion allowances, he it new skyline. Buildings soar to , freedom, pollution , over.populaticm, war, and whether heights unprecedented in "\ Southern California, oblivious various Moon flights really served to &&once man's knowledge— as opposed to of past or future earthquakes. Meanwhile, to tba streskeri we $ay1 Right on . They house eOrportd. offices and brokers, bankers and . 'k.1. Lawyers. ? .A Those who Inhabit these i 4c television reporters, everyc'2 took 'streaking' as good a we Lrc — - • _______ way ____ ___ - • -,, ' ' t _____ _________ . '. ~°r . ____ ___ ___ • • .• • ' ;i ' Pay Mills Attention ' , ,,. .7 - • ft•f. • - • • - _______________ • • • . _ _______________ ••. _______ • _______ ______ ____ ___ . •:.'" • '.': ____ a - - ) ' 05 • • a _______ _____ : - .: E!4'4.r I q si a J to The other beneficiary of the merger, Granite CIty, Is represented in Washington by the Collier, Stiannon, Hill and Edwards law firm. One of the partners, Robert Collier, has been an effective Nixon Iundralser. d We have also been able to trace over $100,000 to the 1972 Nixon campaign from Hanna, National and Granite City directors and associates. Now the SEC, according to knowledgeable sources, is poking into th merger. Here are the facts of the ccsnpllcated case Since e ige, the Justice Department has beaten back steel mergers because the ind ustry's overconcentratlon was causing inflationary prices and sluggish production. Nevertheless, the top four steel corporations controlled 54 per cent of the market in lI7l,causingsomee ntourge that trybetroken s up into wiafler companies. Yet exactly the opposite began to take place as the fourthranking company, National, and the 1lthankIng company, Granite City, began talking about merging, Even as they were negotiating, Nixon called for a "competitive spirit" to make America stronger economically. The President's public statement turned out to be mere camouflage, however, f or his AdminIstratIon's private acti ons. Behind the scenes, National and Granite City officials began a series of secret meetings with Mitchell, Flanigan and former Commerce Secretary and Nixon fundraiser Ma urice Starts. The steel men concede that they pressed their case for the merger In Washington, though they Insist meetings with Stans were 'general" In nature. So far, the SEC. whose Investigation Is still in a preliminary phase, has reached no conclusion on White House involvement In the merger. Flanigan told us his memory at the steel meetings was vague. Rose failed to return our calls. Footnote: Ralph Nader and his aide, Mark Green, wielled a rat In the merger nine days after itoccurred.They tried In vain to get an explana tion from Mi tchell . n a St Louis Postspa tch reporter, Dana Spitzer, did a brilliant job of digging out the early facts In the caSe, Flight Eliminated MIAMI (AP) Pan American World Airways will eliminate its historic Miami-Nassau route next month and has asked permission to suspend other Caribbean nights, company spokesmen say. The company, which withdrew from the MiamiFreeport market last year, has been beset by financial setbacks and fuel shortages. The Miami-Nassau service was Inaugurated 46 years ago and was the carrier's second international route. Only Its Key West-Havana service was begun earlier. Pan Am flies a tel jet Boeing 727 to Nassau daily, with additional flights on weekends. The service duplicates routes of Eastern Airlines and the Islands' new airline, Ilahamasair. We're not simply planning a suspension of service to Nassau," Pan Am spokesman Sergio Betancow-t said Wednesday. "We intend to cease operations there sltogther." The carrier plans to end the service on April 22. Under Pan Am's present certificate, It can discontinue the route ilthout approval from the U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board. But spokesmen said the firm Is asking CAB approval to iuspend service between New York and Freeport, New fork and Antigua, and Chicago and Jamaica on April 22. [tie flights would be restored in December. - Unopposed, Ends Third BRIDGEWATER, N.Y. (AP) Democrat Gerald Wisnoski was unnopposed when he ran for re-election as mayor of this tiny central New York village. But he finished third. Everett Holmes, a 0-year-old former village trustee, became the village's first black mayor with 69 wrIte-In votes, while Charles Brown finished second with 33 writeIra in the Tuesday election. iris Wisnoski polled 17 votes in this community of 363 real. tlenth. - Some Welcome Home - CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine (AP) Michael A. Kinney lot less than a hero's welcome when he returned home Lhls week from an 18-month Army stint In Korea. He was mistakenly thrown in jail for desertion. Kinney showed officials his discharge papers, but an trrny flyer listed him as deserted and the Federal Bureau 'f Investigation computer at the National Crime InCanter confirmed the report, officials said. From the Cumberland County Jail Kinney was allowed a call his congressman, Rep. Peter N. Kyros, who got ilin out several later. "He was fortunate lobe out that fast," said Sgt. Santo J. )icicco, the AWOL apprehension supervisor at Fort )evens, Mass. "It usually takes us from three to five days LU check the records. This happens quite often." Said Kinney of the .nhstake: "I figured it was typical Army." - ormation hours -. ti '0 tin li ___ _________ Conp,ron,c IPAP4K VOLTOLINE DEWEY POSINSON Crulf, i M1.Qer ROBERT C MARKEr Adveit.ng Dvtcfor ROY GRE EU A,t- Mantp', rO.StL "i.ym. Mr(han,caI Svps. Geci Mn.rq JOHN A SPOt Ski ,uoca,a EdIOV DAVID A. YANT Ma.irç (o-. non LLr)Y:) C, L-efr J RICHARDS RALPH HAYS Comp Room FOV*iflbn Spoi1 Editor JANE CASELBERRY C,ity £dl* RAY STEVENS Pmt Room au. VINCENT. ja "O"W Delfvwy aM.I ss wse 175401 Year inFIor ,da U.S PfI RIui1t,o'fl pov frlrrtrl 17 40 Aii*P 1)4 "A months AH0'P'rrMa.I$7OM4WdPI AS t(r4 C$S Satfora. FIOIOI r..4$'rr •Mof,rnsUl7o that all mad SLOW ipt.o.fl A.ç i' 2. )! ' " srralo is a mamer of Uw Aiioc.iboo ooCtvsIvl4ytO 11* iso I*, rIDr,liOn of an ma ioc.i i' yi NE.4 bo paid ii PI! 00cr ' ---- printa4 .fl aggrieved parly..the more compromise, their original In the first eventuality, the and riijjculcj.js it ts going exorbitant demands, which Sl.A will appear ruth ss le and to look, would ha ve left e veryone tniel and will make Itself the The SIA has already missed ahead, and by c1nViuisg to target Of the most intensive family of Patricia Hearst, Of the opportunity to reap the torment and badger the Hearsts manhunt since the LInd bergh cuuse, uut the lxiii the maximum benefit fr om Its to no purpose, the SLA may be kidnaping. Smhionts IAberatlofl Army -blow against the oppressors" backing itself into a The o ther way. it will appear position holds twr...the more it attempts by a matter of weeks. It should (toni which great tragedy could stupid and Incomnptenl_a to link the Hcarsts with every have released the girl mm (low, bunch of half-ba ked, would-be evil sure the San Francisco mediately after publisher Either it will sooner or later reiolutlonhies who reaJjy don't thquske ... the more It at- Randolph A. Hearst prom is ed have to make good its threat to know what they're doing, tempts to extort another couple to set up a *2.milliomi (4 ex le For the SM, the Hearst PatrIcl hearst, or it :itiujioa from theni, which they handout Pi')iil'aifl. or certainly will have to eat its own kidnaping is becoming a no-win do not have..the mote ceo- af ter that program got wider propaganda and let her go 0,1 game. Let Itbep1j that sorlous and moralistic a pose it way. the same conditions it had long tk, not take out their frustration adopts, as if it were the By refusing to acc*pt that ago obtained, on the hapless victim. - ... -. Insurgents Battling • Cambodian Military PHNOM PENH, Cambodia of 15,000 people, was captured (AP) Insurgent forces at- by the rebels on Monday after tacked government reinforce- four days of heavy assaults. It tacked advancing on the fallen is on Highway 5, the overlazxl provincial capital of Oudong supply route between Phnom and overran part Of the column. Perth and the rice fields of military sources reported northwest Cambodia, but the today. The sources said the Khmer Rouge rebels killed 13 govem ment soldiers, wounded 40, shot down a helicopter and captured a lgnm gun during the all-day battieWednesday at-Longvek, just north of Oudong. The government parachuted food and ammunition to the remnants of the Oudong garri. son holding out in a pagoda half a mile north of the town, but military sources said some of the supplies landed among the rebels. More reinforcements boarded landing craft In Phnom Penh for the 5-mile trip up the ronle Sap river to Komxmg l.uong, three miles east of )udong. Helicopters ferried several hundred troops Into xsitions north of the town three lays ago, and a coordinated ]rive from the east and north Is larmed. Oudong, a provincial capital - Khmer Rouge have controlled the territory north and south of the town for months. In Vientiane, the Laotian adminlztrative capital, the exten. slon of joint police supervision by the Vientiane government and the Communist Pathet Lao continued. About 50 armed Pathet Lao police moved into the civilian section of the International airport, Joining a governnient force of the same size. Joint police patrols started operating In the streets of Vlentlane Monday night as part of the preparations for formation Of a coalition government unit. Log the Vientiane rightists and neutralists and the Pathet Lao. Still to come are Joint patrols along the Mekong River, Joint police operations in Luang Peabang, the royal capital, and the removal from the two capitals of government troops In excess of the number set by agreement last year. rounded by heavy sft-uity Sir. rangementa, Attack Police gave this account of the attack on the princess: The queen's only daughter and the army officer she mar ned last November were returning from a showing of a documentary film about 8 p.m. when a white Ford forced the limousine to a stop on the Mall, the ceremonial avenue leading Prince Glad Sister Safe . SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) Prince Charles of Britain has been described as being "deeply shocked" by the shooting In London in which his sister and brother-in-law narrowly es. caped injury. The 5-year-old heir to the British throne ls here asacosn. municallona officer on 1140 Brit. lab frigate Jupiter, which is due to end a visit to Southern Call. fornia today. Princess Anne and her hus.. band, Capt. 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A-,-I1UUV is a - prlations subcommittee Wednesday that drawing down on gasoline Inventories could reduce the shortages to about I to? percent. fie added that gasoline prices s possibly rising as high as 70 cents a gallon could help dii[-- courage consumption and thus shrink the shortages range of 1.5103 per cent. week the average price [. - - forlast regular gasoline was about . 53 cents a gallon, up from an av., rage of cents in IM. Gasoline shortages In Febru4,' ary arid March have been fig. tired at about 17 per cent re=Hiv suiting In long lines at service stations In many areas and i- emergency allocations late last month by the Federal Energy Office. - - Hearst Kidnapers Really Bungled By lION OAKLEY injustices. FedThe FEO on Wednesday reeral energy chief William E. Si- vised its March allocations, j mon says furt he r gasoline pri ce giving nine sta tes additional increases may help discourage gasoline supplies. All other purchases erough to reduce state allocations remained gasoline shortages across the unchanged. tion to as little as 1.5 per cer.t. Lifting of the Arab oil embargo will leave the United States with estimated gasoline short. ages ofsto8per cent during the rest of this year, President Nixon said at a news conference Tuesday. Nixon ended the voluntary — 11; ban on Sunda y gasoline sales but sa id the energy squeeze I would still have to be offset by conservation measures such as car pools and lowered Wcc(I -limits. -i It will be acasd comfort to the SUIICIIPTION *ATIS R __________ _______________ zw " . . '•' v Ease S 6 __ 1it' -a • Phillips, in the bat cit eyewitness said the gunzrsn the limcuslne until more police shook the door in a vain atLinpt arrived to rescue them. One to t In. su ' ' - . 1111 WASHINGTON (AP) ___________ WORLD I Higher Prices Could _____________________________________________________ No t In Cards Ian Ball, a the scene. They said five shots graphsa1dthektterrjksdfoa to the palace. 26-year-old unemployed Eng- had been fired from one and six $23-million ransom, and the man got out of the Ford and Ilshman, was brought Into from the other. Authorities said Daily Mall said it was full of beAan shooting , HttIng Alex g today and charged with at. earlier only six shots were ravings about alleged In. Callender, the royal chauffeur, tempted murder during an at- '' justices. and Inspector Beaton and tempt to kidnap Princess Anne Poilce also found In the white Police from Buckingham shattering the front and rear ;II_ FUIL tzi r..q ; i alace, 130 R r- w1nthw5 limousine. London Wednesday 1Ight. evening a typewritten ransom powered the gunman, and poBeaton tried to fire back, but Ball, lean-faced and bearded, lice sources said the letter his gun jammed. stood stiffly in the dock at the asked for a million pounds $2.3 The man also shot Constable Bow Street Magistrate's court, million and was addressed to Michael Hills, on foot patrol handcuffed to two detectives. Anne's mother, Queen nearby, and Journalist Brian He spoke only once during his Elizabeth II. McConnell when they tried to 60-second appearance, saying The Daily Telegraph said the in a London accent: "1 want to letter asked for a ransom of a Intervene. Hills managed to get apply for legal aid." off a warning on his walkie. million pounds ($2.3 million). The court ordered him held The Daily Mail said It was full talkie before he collapsed. for another hearing on March 28 Anne, her lady-in-waiting, alk of wild ravinas about alleged on LI vnarge of attempting to murdem Princess Anne's per. Witnesses said the gunman sonal bodyguard, Inspector ran into St. James Park, then James Beaton. turned and leveled a Pistol at Beaton was one of four per. the police. One officer, Peter sons wounded as the would-be Edwards, 21, brought him down kidnaper fired repeatedly at the with a flying tackle, and the royal limousine, The others other officers rushed in to h!p ,Acre Anne's chauffeur and a Edwards. policeman arid a passing Journalist who tried to intervene. Suspect Beaton and the policeman were reported in serious condition ', Police would give no informa. \ The 23-year-old princess and Lion about Ball in advance of his L her husband of live months, court appearance except to say that he had no fixed address Capt. Mark Phillips, were not hurt. But police experts said the Following the attack, there was PRINCESS ANNE holes left by one of the bullet, speculation immediately that It Unharmed fired into the car Indicated it was the work of Irish demand addressed to Queen passed between them, missing Elizabeth nationalists, but the police said II, Anne's mother, them by Inches.' along with three pairs ofhand. they believed the motive was political. cuffs, a driver's license and en- notThe 11 Shots attack was the first velopes addressed to two corn. A police informant said it was panies. against any member of the believed 11 shots were fired by Officials declined to disclose British royal family since 1936 when a man threw a loaded rethe assailant. Experts were any further details of volver in front of King Edward studying two revolvers found at coverles. But the Daily Tele. VIII. The royal family occsslonally has received death I threa ts but Is not norma lly stir- - ABLE AMERICAN: The foreign aid program, whose blundering overseas gave its representatives the nickname "Ugly "rkans," offered refrigerators to the Eskimos, built sawmills In countries where there were no forests and shipped toothpaste to nations whose people had no tonthinasha. But last September, the Nixon Administration persuaded Dan Parker, head of the Parker Pen Company, to take charge Of foreign aid. Parker Impressed Congress with his background and Intelligence. Since his takeover, he has begun quietly to straighten out the problem-plagued agency, It is too early yet to pronounce his reforms successful. But Increasingly, the Ugly American is becoming known as the Able American, (, as one old-time bureaucrat, referring to 11* cumbersome agency, told us: 'Ibe monster has been harnessed." KANGAROO SLAUGHTER: Sac mWas pdlicties ha ve encouraged the wholesa le commercial slau ghte r Of thousands of rare Australian kanaroos. For more thanay,ar, Australian au thoriUei have pleaded with the U.S. Interior Department to place three dwindling kangaroo species on me endangered species list. This would protect the threatened animals by closing off the huge American ma rket to the importation of their skins. — -' .%UsSla ROMP. (AP) — Soviet dissident Pavel Lltvtnov arrived in Rome today after declaring he left Russia because he was threaL-ned there with new Imprisonment. The 33-year-old chemical engineer, grandson of former Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Utvinov, was accompanied to Rome by his wife and two children. He plans visit Holland after a week In Italy and to begin a visit to the United States on April S. He has said he hopes to teach physics at an American college. Lltvinoy said in Vienna that if he had not left the Soviet Union, he might have ended up in a Siberian labor camp. He was sentenced to four years in a Siberian labor camp for protesting the 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia. Litvinov had said Monday when he left Moscow for Vienna that he hoped to return to his homeland, Image, Tran uil I. I backers. great shafts like the Arco-Bank of America twin towers, office Wilbur Mills isn't one Of your wild-eyed libeb. • workers park and work and eat In fact, Mills, of Arkansas Is one Of those Democrats the j s hop in ela borate unmention of whose name sets liberals to grinding their teeth clear dergrouncj arcades. They __________ ____ down to the gums, seldom venture to the :•. ____ ____ So when the Arkansas cu'igressenan starts talking about sidewalks. President Nixon resigning or being impeached before November • Downtown stores that once we had all better pay attention. were flagsipa Of big chains In addition to his role as chairman Of the House Ways mad % now stand dusty and unlovet Means Canmlttee—probably the most powerful post in the House But i nside them, at least, lies .. of Representatives—Mais b also vice chairman of the committee T . the ho pe of finding some sense lookin g into the question of Pr esident Nixon's Income tax of downtown community. payments or. more specifically, why he didn't pay more. In one of these stores we M ills has been around WashIngton, 1). C. a long time and he A. I -1 watted 10 minutp for n rtprl, uiwi i um power ne nas on me Hill by shooting train $.i All the while, a white-haired the hip; he Isn 't by any stretch of the imagina tion one of those wo n ma sat nearby before a lawmakers you see on television talk and interview shows every milliner's mirror, tugging at a fri lly red hat. But former Assistant Interior Secretary Max Edwards was In fact, other members Of the House Ways and Means No clerk hovered near her hired by major importer at kangaroo hides to block the action. Maybe a little streaking from here to here would help my Cunmlttee spend a good deal Of their time muttering oaths tfastIyear with AsgUt"t Secretary either, and she was otiilvlou to complaining that the thalnnan never tells 'em what-ln.the4iell-lsNathaniel too, Henry! Reed , after which he n terior Department retreated om going110f on. w fr Its tough protectionist stance. hich Is a roundabout way of saying that any of Meanwhile, hunters have continued to slaughter kangaroos In readers who are st ill convinced that Mr. Nixon is going to ride out the belief that the U.S. demand for the valuable the vario us storms now buffeting his Adm inistration had best skins will even. Wally force the Austr alian government to lift its own A ta ke a quick step to the rear and reassess your position year-old ban on the exportation of kangaroo products. From this van tage point, Mr. Nixon's chances of escaping Footnote: Reed and o ther Interior of ficials assured us th pun ishment, w hether it be physical or simply personal COPLEY NEWS at Max signal a new era In Sino. Maoists the radicals and causing Red China to build a Edwards' lobbying had nothing to do with th humilia tion are looki ng worse with each passing day. eir foot dragging American relations. isolationists. The campaign po werful military machine hat Edwards did not return ow- calls. Only two years ago the Televised press conference, bef ore a society Of Chicago But something went wrong. against Confucianism, so cannot fail to keep As1a in a businessmen and tom400lerly before the Grand Ole Opry crowd President of the United States Trade has actually developed conspicuous in propaganda state of apprehensive unrest for Isn't going to make the public f orget Wa terga te, the various real made an historic Journey very slowly. Impediments aimed at the Chinese people, is some time to come. This sp. estate deals and selght.of4iand Income tax ret urns, halfway around the world to cont inue to surrowid the cx, in reality a compaign against pr ehension already is causing More Importantly, It doesn't seem tohehaving much Of an open a dialogue with the change of information. It Is the settled views BERRI of that portion Japan to rearm, and has caused People's Republic of China, harder to visit mainland China of effect on Wilbur Mills. And ol' Wilbur isn't a man to be taken the party represented the Soviet by Union to deploy a lightly in such matters. Bor ne on the wings of an- today than it was two years ago. Chou. A rekindling of the spirit hall-million troops along ticipatmon of a new tranquillity The 7,700 Americans who have of revolutionary violence apSiberian-Chinese border. in Asia, peace in the world and managed to enter China have pears to be the legacy that Mao. It all carries a resonant commerce with a land of $00 been able toseerrlativelyhtue. past a and in failing health, message for Americans. It million people, the state visit The current drummifire of wants to leave behind. The warms our leadership not to 01 1 r i v ralb quickly generated a train of bombastic criticism of the entry of Red China into the make plans based on an hopeful developments. TELEPP,ONE United Statt-s by Peking is not family of peace-oriented assumpt ion of a tranquil 322 2611 new ui om Plans for large-scale ex- unlike the bitter attacks of 1965.. nations will have N FRENCH AVE SAPdFORD, 11A fl771 to wait. era in Asia, That is simply not _____________ changes in the areas of 68. DORIS WILLIAMS WALTER A. GIELOW Meanwhile, fear of the great in the cards. And it warns the 4E1,i Jjoi Soci4, Cd'or .LPIWTHDA*(S1 Information, science, culture, (iear ly the moderate, and world powers, omi the one hand, Yankee trader that he had best I.tsey or Suspicion of tier no'. (ount his furturie cookies TOM AIIENS marketing were intended to have taken a back seat to the neighbors, on WINIrRED U 01(10W D" I the other, are prematurely. Ed- tot .. Lr and Exchange Cxnmlulon explanation. ston .. - - I . t - 91 0 . prerogatives of the White House for those who will succeed him. Nixon said in Houston that he had paid too little personal attention to the re-election campaign that spawned Watergate, and added "I don't intend to be in another campaign, needless to say." But he is in one now. This time it is not for votes in an election; It is for public support in the struggle over the scandals. Ho LONDON (AP) SWI&CAW 1W.1 (bat he was defending his office, guarding the applies For a couple of weeks there we thought that Just maybe adults in this country would continue to be adults and kids would tlnue to be kids. y-- Thursday, Mar. 21,1974-9A Shots Fired, Princess Escapes , Man Held TODAY - he will continue his resistance. iL IORL fit House tried to circumvent the legal processes, "...i am suggesting that the House follow the Constitution," he said. "If they do, I will." Nixon did not answer directly the question of whether he would comply should the House committee issue a subpoena for specific items, But he implied that he would not, contending that his two key answers have been the same: --He will not resign, contending that to do SO Nixon And Detente a tape those u iv reports ferences, two on the road. He says there are The Sanford Herald of business e,tiuøq j by newsmen m u an Washington. But they prod'i ced the same informat ion. On resignation, and on the question of yielding up additional documents, Nixon said repeatedly Association of Broadeastrs Iligslt. Nixon suggested, for example, that the House Judiciary Committee may try to obtain the via the courts, but warned that if the broadcast and televised question-and-answer session. He has held four of In l ess than a month, Two were White House flV1 con- Jack Anderson merger of two big the f. r' i ;. I 1100.000 to help lect President Nixon. The merger ol National and G;anite Qtysteel companies had been fiercely opposed by trustbusters at the Justice Department. Nevertheless, then-Attorney General John Mitchell, with quiet WN W House backing, let It go through without so much as an an varied, from ;' iiniitrn bn the tS uuuwaic -- -- 'I______ - 34=~;~ _ _____ .ZX,;,1fq#,6. - "Do you have anything for former gcve rnment who 7av6 been irlmmnally Indicted?" officials - I - - - WILLIAM SIMON Th, Atlantic Banks help 0 .0 ...Energy chief The increases, totaling some 12 million barrels, are to be drawn from oil company inventories of more than 200 mmd114)11 barrels. Percentage increases for the nine states are: Alabama. I per t'cui Arizona, 14.4 per cent; California, 12 per cent; Idaho, 6.5 pea cent; Kentucky. 26 per cent, Nebraska, 2.7 per cent; Pennsylvania, 3.3 per cent; South Carolina, 5.9 per cent; Vermont, 16.8 per cent. btSfiitAt1atfr () / 0 R J /,),, I LENDER Momr TP.r G At lantic Group of Bari', in Ir oa Mom ber I 0 I C -... _ �10A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 Piggyback Operation The National Aeronautics and Shooting records sbll in exis' tence show that there was a target-shooting club in Geneva, extensive studies on metahol. Switzerland, in 1414. In Germa- lam controL Researchers fed a ny numerous clubs held regular wake only water for 365 days tournaments as (or back asthe mid it survived Without any ilj effects. 16th century. S Railroad To Combine Seaboard Coast Line caused by operations at our 50th Railroad will spend close to a street facility," Rice said. million dollars in consolidating 'Piggyback traffic on SCI, has piggyback facilities in Tampa, been growing very rapidly, and, Fla., W. Thomas Rice, chair- with the fuel crisis, we expect man and chief executive officer more and more trifler traffic," of SCI. announced today. Rice continued. .S(1. now h: p!gbacz ! t.: !'anii! .ii.t .pratioai5at 34th, 56th and ióth Lousvtlle streets, in Tampa. and the new and N ashville, Georgia, Clin. facilities to. be built at --III UIIUA %IIV it *.U..• 'h11 VTVI O.d.. UUII Ucela Yard Yon) 1lI handle all Route railroads, recently antrailer traffic in Tampa now nouned acquisition of 3,500 being handled at those three new trailers for use In facilities, I)IP.ilYback operations, bringing By consolidating our their trailer fleet to 11,000. piggyback operations, we expect a considerable reduction The new facilities at Uceta In number of switching will include two tracks with a movements across route 41 44-car capacity. -II Sports Spotlight Rent or Lease By J Richards -M.- FORDI 'uil " ' PINTO—MAVERICK—MUSTANG FULL SIZE FORDS . IU emonth atw4 anI. ...I,uvv.,ii ...a ,w.uI., pUrcha.. price 094.95 ,tIJnium,m itTlitVim POPULAR PORT SANFORD BOATWORKS is home to many of the ship shape crafts berthed in Sanford. The location have made Sanford home port to area boat owners and popular port.of -call for out-of- natural beauty of the river and convenient state yachtsmen. Jack Prosser Ford 1331. ROI1*SON. Oat.ADO lcrjId I'not fl, John A SpoIt add., subtracts. muldpli.s, dlv1d Sanford 323.7600 or 322.1481 Winter Park-Orlando 644.8916 rd After Business Hours 322-0356 IS WJff.A.(fr. J Seminole Calendar Mar. 21 Adult Scouters Night, Sanford Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m. All registered Scouters In St. Johns DLttricI Invited. Plans for district show discussed. March 25 County Home Economics Teachers meeting, 7:30 p.m., Crooms High School home Ec. wing. Mar. 25 Sanford Homemakers Club, 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. E. B. Wood. 2104 S. Sanford Ave. Program: Bike Safety and QuiUhW, hutch 22 child Evangelism Fellowship covered dish dinner, 6:30 p.m., Casseltxrry Community United Methodist Church. Speaker ix-. Frank B. Mani, Grand Rapids, Mich., Musk by Lighthouse Quartet and Seminole County Good News Club Choir. Recent columns lamenting the lack of financial support from the community for Seminole Junior College track team, In. terpreted as criticism by athletic director and basketball coach Joe Sterling prompted him to reply that the track team was actually the richest of the lot, apen. ding more than any other sport at the school. I used track as an example of a nationally ranked team at the school barred from even "going a-begging" to the community by order of the athletic department and the school president Dr. Earl Weldon. In essence, Sterling agrees the program Is financially under-financed, but defends his policy of soliciting the corn. munity For support until the school's gymnasium is completed-aometime this year. No criticism was Intended, I Just wanted the community to know what kind of athletes were toiling at the school (some national champions) and Just how little they actually had to work with. It's a shame when a school can get its outdoor track learn all the way to fourth place in national indoor championships when It doesn't even have an outdoor track. It's even more of a shame when the school produces contending basketball, baseball and track teams when the "borne" Facilities have to be borrowed from some high school. I wondered In print If there were some way of getting much. needed additional support from the community SJC so effectively publicizes throughout the state and nation. SJC Foundation Mulip1e Sclerosis Charity Cocktail Hour, sponsored by ABC Liquor Lounges. Winter Springs Ranchlands Homeowners Association, 7:30 p.m., 7th-day Adventist Church March 25 social room, Moss Road. Florida History ciass field Election and adoption of by- trip to While springs and laws. Developer Al Clark Will Tallahassee. Overnight stay. answer questions of Oak Leaf Leave Civic Center at 9 a.m. apartment development. Return on the next day at 8p.m. Take a bag lunch. Mardi 21 Azalea sale to benefit Civic Improvement Protect (CIP) March 21-. Alcoholics from 3 am tolp.rn., downtown Anonymous-. vacant building on corner of closed meeting, Holy Cross First Street and Magnolia Episcopal Church Parish Avenue 1n4 outside Publix Houoe, 400 Magnolia Ave., 14 Market in Sanford Plaza.p.m. There Is an organization at the school — The Seminole Junior College Foundation — designed to handle public donations and other support but it has been more less dormant For the past few years. Coach Sterling points out that when the school's gymnasium is completed along with other additions, he thinks the time will be appropriate to go to the community for support. He wants to have a facility before asking For help. "A place the ommunity ens be proud of," he says, L "and be willing to help out with." The school's eztra.cirrjcular activities funds comes from fees set by the state paid or ' . By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent ! i In—a New Electronic V Calculator for OQO " A s HoundsSf ill Unbeaten Herald Sports Editor RENT .\ 00 P h i l l i ps' Clout Difference* Clay Phillips, Filth inning Bob Keane was th e winning and Colonial. The Hounds beat HIa*LDSCOUSO*ID home run to centerfleld with pitcher for the Hounds, Heaa Evans Monday, Winte r Park Lyoin Al H Ru one ma. on proved Lyman Coach Bob McCullough pulled and play Colonial Friday. WINTER St.ati. ci PARK —The winner until the final inning, 1 77 0 his we righthander in the sixth Lyman jumped in front 74 Ba chman, 3 Greyhounds controlled the first 4 I0I The Winter Park field Is inning and reinserted him to get after the first two innings. , " half of the game and the limitless in the outfield and the Final two batters of the Consecutis 3 e singles Wildcats the last half as the Phillips powered the ball by uoa,o. lb 0 0 0 0 over game alter Bob Catledge, Dell Dt Hod". 20 l.ynuin baseball nine knocked the centerfielder's head yirling, F odges and Phillips 3 7 2 I and it Hatfield and Herb Schmidt did the trick Winter Park from the unbeaten kept rolling while he for three runs in and Jeff were all touched by the Wildcat the opening frame. Singles by wy,,. o Metro ranks to remain tin- Hodges circled the I 000 bases. bats. Staat., Beary,Costan tineanda R.Iry.c beaten themselves with a 101 4 0 2 0 The blast scored the eighth Offensively Hal Stoats long sacrifice Fly by Stoats, decision Wednesday afternoon, and ninth runs. ' continued to supply the hits Realty. Costantlne and a long '' Cat'g,p o o o o going two-for-four at the plate, sacrifice fly by Dowling turned Halli,td, p Q 0 ii 0 Slants won the Evans game In Four more runs for the schn,dt,p 0000 Monday with a last inning Greyhounds. J lilt double. The Parkers recovered with wi,,,p Ewa@ as HRRI BobCostantlnealso went two- one In bo ttom of the Filth on Ck.2b 1 1 1 for-four with Jeff Hodges singles by Gary bag, Bruce Ma,1b 1 0 7 7 getting hits two out of three Maddox and fielders choice. "rt. c 4 00 I times. Phillipi and Kevin Beary 1$ In the Lop of the sixth 0 0 0 J °" each added two hits to the Costantine singlel and scoredS aw. 3 0 0 0 Greyhou nd barage. on an error For what turned out Slndb'Irg.rl -- ____ 4 2 0 0 — Gary bag was the main to he the final Greyhound run. stick for the Porkers with three ' d 30 In the bottom of the sixth the p 0 o o o tilts in five times to the plate. 'Cats' exploded for three runs. RuetI. p I 0 Bruce Maddox was two-for-Four mostly via the base on balls Tam 77 5 I I and Jeff Whitehead went one of route. During this Inning two., H CaUte as his pitcher and Lyman 310 021 0-10 Ii I Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 Page -HA The game was of major later in the inning Hatfield. Wnoer Park 000 013 i-i • importance as both learns were In the final Inning Win ter Hood. J. undefeated In Metro action. Park threatened again, scoring g. HR PifilOpi (I); OP rdone 105 Before this week the top three four runs ind prompting Lyman 1, Wintw Perk 10 SB teamslntheMetrowerecon. McCullough togoback to his t sidered Evans, Winter Pork starting pitcher, Keane. k for by each full time student. and with the small enrollment at the school (almost half of the students at SJC are part-time and do not contribute to the activity fund), it's a poorhouse, so to speak. Track 'Richest' - But the real surprise Sterling had was the figure for the past two years, showing the track team as the "richest" of the group, spending almost $2000 more than the basketball or baseball teams in the 1972-73 athletic year. There are only eight Junior colleges In the state with track, so the team's major portion of expen.ses went for travel - to invitational rrseets throughout the country, and to the national Indoor and outdoor championships. Baseball, which spent the second biggest bundle, $4,694 as compared with track's $6,115, recently had its schedule reduced from 70 to 40 games, which may account for its dip in spending. It also spent a lot of money travelling. Basketball, with the school's biggest athletic budget, $4,867 as compared with baseball', $3,700 and track's $3,500 ended the year spending $4,355 during the same time span. Arfle)n h Sp(.) I I ' - I n er Par Top Lyman, 8- 3 Wi Overspend Again For this year's basketball had $5,400 allotted, baseball, $3,700 and track had $3,500. Of that amount, basketball had a balance of $1,473 at the season's end, baseball and track, with the majority of their seasons still to go, both have about $1,600 left, and If either team catches tire and continues on to higher level play, they will probably overspend again as in years past. Let's not talk about tennis and golf, which get $500 and $900 per year to lavish with their frivolities, such as playing a full schedule and trying to compete at state level. What this whole thing means Is that all sports at the school are suffering economically, and Coach Sterling and his staff are all feeling the pinch. Who gets what Is unimportant. What Is, Is that no one gets enough. Let's hope the building of a basketball gym atid theatre will bring In the offers of community support. FORM CITY —TheLyman Lyman JV md, lano. cl lake Brantley home field. Sctirenk, 0 smonru. ..,,.M tence. teve S .l .1.1 A - t4b • 4. . .. ' ,. The Wildcats unleashed a barrage of 10 hits and 8 runs. LIH*iCh, lb Jim Meadows absorbed the loss Withrow. p11 for Lyman while Donald Reid picked up the win for Winter picked t Park. Meowi,p 1t?'P Steve Ashby was the ct-dy • offensive power for the Hounds by, if and he came through In his first CI.,. c starting assignment with a MIIanOvth. P three-run homer In the sixth Te.m o .. Wln$sr Park v uuung att Simonelli w Roberts, If Scott Worderaki on base. Snp,tcf For the Cots, Kevin Roberts; Rat was their power, going three- R4d61b for-three, Including a two-run of Am", 30 homer over the center field OeemIo•.rf Miofftt,7b aCtu SuuCu Cer$ir.c ARHRift - . . .- . ' I 0 0 0 . _i '__._.. m000 I 0 0 0 3000 V, I I I 0 1000 .- ' -. - -' - Al N H IBm 3 2 3 2 3 I I 0 3330 4177 4 I 7 7 3 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 I I 0 1 3 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 - . 3 I 7 3 2 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 strength with two hits In three Gardener. 3D appearances and Mills Reddkk Rd.d p and Dan Brandt picked up two Tariff. p , hits apiece. R N The Wildcats scored first In Wrn?t perk 017 005 0—S I 0 2 the second Inning after Brandt Lyman WO OD] 0-3 7 I picked up one of his two doubles. Dan Abel advanced E Simon elli. Re id. S. B'andt; 78 — Brandt (3); HR Ashby. him to third and Bob Moffat Roberts; OP — Lyman I, Winttr urn I; LOB Lyman 9. Winter Picked U) the with a Perk Park — S; SO — Mano'iki. Roberts. sacrifice fly to centerfield. SAC In the third inning the Cats IP N E R H Be SO picked up two more runs. 6 3 3 7 6 70 Roberts led off with a single, Re,diWi Tanis 1 0 9 0 02 Snipes flew to rightfield, and M.aoiowu 2 I 3 3 3 1 7 I Worevfr, 773 3 5 s 2 4 Steve Reid walked . • - -- HERALD SCOREBOARD jayvees took an 8-3 Uvilocing at the bats of Winter Pak, at the I March 21— Sanford Al-Anon Family Group. Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Mirel' 25 Sanford Rotary Club, 32:15 pin., Civic Center; Seminole High Interact Club Slave Day. ' £ . .. . - , - . . "--- . - EEW ' 'i"L ' . . . -. •, - - - - - Mar. 23— Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group-Holy cross Episcopal Church Parish House. 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 P.M. Mar 23 Cob Scout Pow Wow, First Presbyterian Church, DeLanij, check time, 9 a.m. Regatta kits and rujes distributed. Mar. 23— Youth Art Festival sponsored by Arts Department of Junior ornans Club of Sanford. 10 to 5:30 p.m., Sanford Plaza, for students grades 14in sanford area. Paintings will be judged and awards given. Mar. 27 !nteiir Decorating advanced class. 7.10 p.m.. 8 weeks. SJC Adult Ed. Bldg. 15. March 29— Alcoholics Anonymous—open meeting. Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave.. 8-9 p.m. ,,•,, Mardi 21 SISTER. Inc., non, Cavalier lttStaLWluit. Mjirch U Parents Night, Lake Brantley High School, 730 p.rm in school commons; orientation and curriculum for coming year for incoming ninth graders. - . -- 1_ '' fr ? Hospital Notes MARCH 20, 1974 ADMLSONS Sanford: Martha M. Wilson Love Ann ILerle Walter Simmons Emilio Medina 1xnnas P. Clark Elizabeth Ann Eleam Geraldine G. Itivas Emmett H. Balzer Robert E. Benz Jr. Angela Houston Shane Harper Margaret Griffin Philip J. Westgate Ed 411 M. Hkn If Harold E. Coding Rosa le Miller Rubye Christiansen William Koster, DeBary Wilier london. DeBary Emanuel H. Foote, Deltona Bernice S. Hall. Deltona June B. Walsh. Deltona JoAnne Sweat. Grtaa Jackie Harper, Lake Mary Libel A. Gulick, taingwocwi Susan Ludwit, Osteen Jos&'phiiw (hTtiart. (iviedu BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Victor Munice a airl. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Alexander a boy, Oviedo DISCHARGES Sanford: Mrs, Sieve Deflose and girl Baby Boy Goodenough Elizabeth Randall Ilennie Thomas ILa)m4'rxJ E. Palmer Nannic Mac Howard Utica B. Keeney Ptr,tk F. Henry Charles E. Falk Vivian H WhiUt-morc KdIt4t! Itli TvIlis Lois R. McMakln Charles J. Plough vto,i E. Horn Sr. t- B. Apopka MaryIL DICkth DeBary Henry E. Dreher, DeBary John J. GUIZF DeBary Dorris L. Norden, Lake Mary Geneva Cochran, Lake Mary Mrs. Mitchell Blocker and girl Lake Monroe Mary D. f°etruska, Longwood Mabel F. Pinson, Mints Ethel B. Herrick. Orange City Jacqueline Boston. Oviedo Harold Green. Port Orange There are currently 1.22.1 nt-wspa[x'r\ dIinitt' for retail siles anti 'cn iet, of all ifiri wgh um m hc u.itii 'ii ho I d 'lute ,pae iuk 'lilt 'ti e p1tltK'1. for a con tmwr.g series of N.A,J).A, The series began four year ago when produced public sersiec ads. Thec ads N.A.D.A. 1iri invited all ncspapers to not only serve the readers ol these publish these ads, tied in with their local ncs apers. they accomplish something new car dealer associations. Produced more. They (dl the worki what almost monthly throughout the year. America's new car and truck dealers our public service advenisements cover stand for. They help the entire autosubjects like safe driving, ecology, mobile industry h creating a better mechanics certification, the cormlpelitive tree enterprise system and community These 1.223 newspapers have a perso nal Iilterc',t in the •mut fl' ibik indiist - liii's sell thmif NI)ACk, Iii .IIII )i)i ti e ad crIi'crs. And e believe you'd hate a hard time 1indini .1 helter cliniatt_- for uur advenising. II ,ou sell aut(),llt,tjve products, (IJCSC neWspapers 5hOUId he selling For you. Just write N.A.D.A.00 your business letterhead and well he pleased to send you the list. " - NATIONAL AU1OMOBIIE DEALE ASSOCIATION "K' S(reet, N.W., Watshington, I) C. 21XX)b. Official organliation of Anicrmes franchised new cur and truck dealers. r E'. Seminole County fans who made the trip to Gainesville over the weekend saw some of the best drag racing ever held in the Sunshine Stale, The weather was perfect for the 25,000 people on hand for the fifth annual Galornatlonals. As the field was filling during Saturdays qualifying rounds, a final check showed that Gary Beck, Edmonton, Canada was the top man in Top Fuel with an E.T. of 6.014 at 235.60 mph. Close behind was Dave Settles, Houma, Ia. with an 6.185 at 237.45 mph. Don Garhits, Seffner, Fla. was the third top qualifer at 6.235 — 231.95. In the first round of top fuel Gary Beck, John Wiebe, Carl Olson, Mike Wagononem, Dave Settles, Jim Murphy, Jim Hundley and Dale Funk were all winners on their first run. Losing in the first round was crowd favorite Garlita to Wiebe's hole-shot and defending champion Herm Petersen. John Austin, Ft. Lauderdale, Ft.. blew a clutch In his dragster throwing him into a slide, causing him to spin three times at over 200 mph. In the second round Beck, Settles Funk and Murphy remained in contention with strong crowd pleasing runs. In the third round it worked down to just Gary Beck and Dave Settles left in the final run For the $11,000 first prize. Beck who blew a molar In the iemitnal knew his engine wasn't up to par so did not make a burn out as Settles was "boiling the hides" for the biggest race in his if e. The race was decided on the starting line u.s Beck drew a red light trying to get a jump on Settles. On the final run Settles turned 6.350 as Beck blew another motor. Two Den's met in the final ound of Fuel Funny Car as Den Prudhomme and Den Schumacher defeated opponent after opponent after opponent until there was just each other. Prudhomine, Grands Hills, Calif, in his Army sponsored Vega edged out Schumacher by inches as he turned 6.389 to "The Shoes" 6,741, In the first round low qualifier Kosty Ivanofi lost the body off his car at2ll,ls mph ujt soarrdinto the air for over l00ft. Pro sto* was full o surprises ndup. asts, All the favorites were beaten as the field was brought down to the final run. The talk of the meet was two 174 Hornet's making the field. Gapp and Roush had their team cars In the first and second position with Wally Booth third In the American Motor's Hornet. The Pinto's of Gapp and Roush and the Hornets of Kanners and Booth made it through the first round as did Bill Jenkins in his new 1974 Vega. Defending champion Don Nicholson was one of the First round losers to Booth. In round two the Pinto and Hornet teams each lost one car ts Wally Booth beat his number two car and Wayne Gapp broke In the first round victory and was unable to change engines in time to run. In the third round racing was so close It took the electronic timing to pick the winners as Jack Roush turned 8.951 — 152.80 to beat Frank laconio9.053 — $5210. Wally Booth beat Richie Zul 11.956 — 152) to 9.017 — 152-54. In the final run for 111.700 [both and Roush lined up with the crowd up on their feet for this run. Never has an AMC car won a major title and you could sense the feeling of the crowd as the Hornet was a clear favorite in this run. In just 8.972 second.c it was over as Booth edged out the Pinto by .04 of a second as the crod nent iId, Johnny Brown will once again make an attempt to make the field at a chain. psonship race meet as he is scheduled to go to Warner Robins Ga. next weekend. Johnny who had his sanitary Corvette set to go to the Gatornationals received .t,rd that the entry field was Full and therefore was not excepted. It is policy that at a major race the cars are taken From the ones that support the points meets curing the year. With this In mind Johnny plans to make all four meets In our division this year. With the new race season almost here I am in the process of making a complete Seminole County report on all the cars we have running out of our fine area. I will need some help from some of you who have csrs and would like to be mentioned in this write up. I want information on drivers, owners and types of vehicle raced, written out and sent to me at The Sanford Herald. Ex. h. ibition Baseball By Herald Photo It John Cherwa HAPPY HOUNDS WELCOME HOME .. - Phillips after circuit shot rizeLopes Pupi Pl' Steals ScheduleAs 'Master' Wills Watches The Assacat,d Press W*itWày'i Oem.s Baltimore 4. kansas Cdy 3 Los Ang,I,t S. Cincinnan 3 By ANDY LIPPMAN pupil this spring has been Dave The California Angels' game Philadelphia. Luzinski AP Sports Writer Lopes, who stole two bases with Milwaukee, Cleveland ver- hornet-ed twice and drove in five St bus 3. New York (A) 2 The go-go Los Angeles Dodg- Wednesday as the Dodgers won sus San Francisco and San runs as the Phillies rallied 70. Minnesota in ess are in hi gh gear this spring, their fourth straight exhibition Diego Detroil 6. Boston against Oakland were all the nin th inning to de feat the Houston 7, Montreal 3 But that's nothing new accoi-rj- game with a 5-3 victory over postponed because of rain in Mets. California vs M'I*et*t-, at Sun mg to their manager Walter AlCincinnati. Arizona. C' Coy. Ar.:. c'od. rain Rookie Jim Full er socked a ston. Slfl D'Cqc. vi OaltaOj It MISC. In other exhibition baseball Larry Dierker and Fred two-run homer off Lindy Aril . ppd. 'an 'It's always been our forte — action, the Houston Astros Scherman combined to hold McDaniel to provide the margin Cleveland vs San Francisco at Pitching, defense and base run-, downed the Montreal Expos 7-3, Montreal hitless through eight of victory P11oevi,u. Ar i, pod. ran for Baltimore, which rung." the Philadelphia Phiulies edged innings before Larry Lentz got a strong pitching per. Th u rsd ay' s Games The nun who is helping keep the New York Mets 10-9, the Roston vs Monlr,I at Daytona broke the spell with a one-out formance From Dave McNally, (1,Ccti, Fla the tradition alive is a past Texas Rangers trimmed the ninth inning single off Houston who allowed five hits In seven New v Al ss PtlUurg at master o( be stealing Mau- Minnesota Twi ns 10.9, the St. reliever Jim York. flradtntø, Fe Innings. P,ttsbtjcy vs Kansas City at Fort ry Wills, who while playing Louis Cardinals edged the New Jeff Burroughs did it all for Fe shortstop with the Dodgers set York Yankees 3-2, the Balti- Texas, hitting a triple, a home Detroit's Mickey Stanley hit a Detroit vs SI Lou's at St the all-time record with 104 riioreOriolesnippelt he Ka nsa s run, two singles and driving in three-run hcmer in the sixth in Petersburg. R steals. CP"tago (N) vs San Diem at City Royals 44 and the Detroit three runs. fling offCraig Skok after Juan un' , A,,: Wilts is coaching the Dodgers Tigers heat the Boston RNI Sox (reg l.unnski's power Marirhal had blanked the TI rar'c.sco vs Cleveland at LIII base stealing and lu.s prize -a. proved the winning margin for gers for five innings. 1v1cor. Aroi PhiltIlpi.,j 10, New York (NI 9 CP', caqo 1A1 vs Minnesota at Ortlnoo, lie MII*Aukvt VS 0411ifand :81 Mesa, Afel Atijr'f& vs Ho U llon at Cocoa. Fla C-r'c,r'nit, vs Phitld,t0ij at F Is Whalers 'Settle' For Oiler Tie By 'Me Assificlated I'm-r,ss i%er' edged Ck'eland 5-4. and in the first five minutes v( the "loose puck in front of the Pitisthe Jersey Knights beat l.os third period, two by Jim Shernt burgh net with 13:15 gone in the New England goalie Al Angeles 84. and another by Murray Hall, to final period, fired It Smith, tongue-in-cheek of )&st goalie In the National Hockey break a 2.2 deadlock and then "m P. IF I& Gary Inness and salvaged a tie course, admits he's a little League, the Vancouver Ca. hold off a late Cleveland rally. for the Mor'trealvs C ,nc,rv.at,et Tasncl. New York Islanders. ..cared of Edmonton's Rusty nucks FIC got by the New York Knights I, Sharks 5 Sabre. 3, Hawks 2 HOv$tQn v% noston at W.ntq Patenaude. Rangers 74, Pittsburgh and the Brian Perry and Wayne [livHCvtn, Fla Gilbert Penrault tied the New York Islanders battled to a em-s each scored two Los Angeles vs N,w York (A) at game at 8:53 of the third period goals "No, really, it's Just that he Fort Lauderdale. Fla 1.1 tie, the Buffalo Sabres beat apiece, leading Jersey past the on a shot from the crease past scored a Few times on fill! this the Chicago St ItuS vs New York (NI at 5' Black Hawks 3-2, loS Angeles Sharks Pelervj.j,g F l a ('luicago goalie 'tony Esposito. year," Smith said. It could have and Detroit beat 11w Montreal OrIrol vs Philadelphia Cl ('anucks 7, Rangers S the i fired in the winner less been worse, but Patenaude's Canadien, -6. (learlyr. * la Vancouver erased an early 3thou five minutes later when he Kansas City VS Pittsburgh at goal and another by Ed Joyal New England got both its U lead with the help of two quick ftrado'ntc,u, Ft* tapped in a rebound of a shot b did force the World Hockey goa ls in the first period from goals by I)nn IA'ver (ti IN) vs ..an Dego Ci near the Jerry Korab. Association's East Division Don Blackburn n'i. Ar, arid Tom Web. end of the first period, then WIngs 7, CaaadI4 Oaklard vs San Francisco opI leading Whalers to settle for . ster. Neither team was able to tame roaring back with three PPiO,ri,,, Ar,t 2 tie with the Oilers Wednesday score Mickey Redmond scored in the final frame or in goals in the Final two Kartt City vs C11 ca'c.io (Al it minutes of lbree goals, including two in a night. Sarasota, FIlS o vertime, the game to defeat New York. wild third Elsewhere in the World [lackperiod that saw both Coevesard vs Mitwauk,, of Sun Aeru. 5, Crusaders 4 Islanders 1, Penguins I (ty, Ar, cy Association, the houston teams scare (our times, to lead The Acros scored three goals lLutph Stewart nickpil no a hs-troit Da.ct M.-mtrei.l Iu Angeles vs flitolmore at Wilms. 11*. ngP't r days Games m Teia vs Atlanta at West Palm �- — -i-------------- 12A—The Sanford Herald - - - . - -- - - - - ____ - b Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 'S up er Soph Ha r rIs Runs I ' # T () -• B Irsts For 44. I tley The Sanford Herald Pro Sports Likened To Toy Shop .i By F RANK . '• representing the league,' baseball players are gcing alleged Inequities In the league Everybody Is entitled to ft player assoclatiolL s. If they before abft,,jo, with their pension pin. and the pro athlete's career don't drum up some grievances grievances, moat of them Americans read the sports span often is only 10 years, America's toy department is or demands for bettering the complaints about not enough pages and pay their money to sometimes less If be is struck watch athletic events as an down by injuries. that each year the toy makers athlete, they don't earn their money for the 1974 wasoln. and ;: Ten world heavyweight escape from the day-ay champion George Foreman Preswcff of their lives. Tilley Nevertheless, the clink of on how the mulUmilhon-dolla was sued for $2.5 million t K04 are entitled to action on the dollars is so t=ptIN that 11 melons should be split up. Shabby End 0t In the way of Toy department Is a rather Inc., of Las Vegas, for breach of field, not court action and ar- somehow what sports As La usual, the consumer gets contract, a court action whlch bitratlon. all about vague synonym for the nation's Playing the game, w hatever it professional sports. It caught the shabby end of the deal. Ills conceivably could delay his Play For Peanuts is. on after a sports editor sports pa ges are filled with bout with Ken Norton in remarked one day that he stories of lawsuits, injunctions, Caracas, Venezuela, March Z. 11 you're old enough you can On the owners' side, many And instead of a story about remember when professionals complain that the players' considered the sports pages of salary negotiations and often the newspaper really are the bitter repartee between how the National Football in all sports played mostly for unions and their agents jneffect "toy department," where folks management and players. Leagi-e teams are getting set peanuts but with a lot of pride. are trying to set turn policies turn to forget for a time such What the reader warts is news for spring practice, there's a In most pro sports today the and run the business office as realities as higher prices, taxes about what the athletes are piece quoting running backs peanuts have turned to gold arid well. They point out that doing to earn their money. O.J. Simpson, Larry Cionka the pride somehow takes a coaches and players bristle and the gasoline shortage. Recently, for example, the and Franco Harris that an NFI, backse3! to salm and security. when the front office tries At any rate. professional to run strike athletes and the owner,,R q the sports pages have been clut- players' seems Mind you, there's nothing the teams on the field. Now the teams on which they play moc-e tered with yarns about how inevi!able, mostly because of wrong -with securitv. shoe is on the other foot. and more each year are at other's throats over contra fringe bend 1rLsiuns, you name it. Copley News ServIce P By JOHN Correspondent in iL,; first tr3ek meet with 21 the long jump. He ran for the by Kathleen in 1:34.2 with local 2:10.1 followed by Apopka's points. Trinity Prep finished Lyman track team last year but Sanford based Crooms in flatten in 2:14.2. with 16 and Oviedo had lOa. Hound Coach David Huggins Carter from Apopka won the IL'NG WOOD—Ron Harris, Sanford Naval Academ y , toe' lost his outstanding peormer Al Stsnley set a new meet sbotput and Jerry wn ir Lake Brantley's "super eighth with eight ints. record for the pole vault when Lyman w(hi the discus toss, by boundries to BranUey. sophomore," pulled in four first The afternoon started off with the Lyman sophomore cleared Carter heaved the shot 4l'9L" places and one second to help F ro s h-Sop h M eet Inns winning the 120 high 11,1". Douglas of Kathleen and for a new meet record while the Patriots to a third place The annual I'reshrnan. hunlies in 16.1. Lyman's John McCall of Apopka both finished Human threw the discus 1'7" finish in the annual Freshman- Sophomore Meet is, as the title Osborne was second with also for a new meet record, a 17.2. second at l0'6". Sophomore Track Meet indicates open only to ninth and Kathleen proved they had the Cant took the long Jump with Kathleen took two of the final Tuesday at Lyman. tenth graders. The meet has sprinter in the l( yard dash as a Jump of 20'l". relays winning the sprint While Harris was a one-man enabled many outstanding they took both first and second. medley in 2:16 and the mile team for the Forest City crew, freshman and sophomore Owens established a new meet Stanley Wins relay In 3:47.2. In both cases Lakeland Kathleen used depth performers to compete at their record of 10.8 followed by fit Uw 440 yard dash Henry Apopka was second. along with excellent sprinters own level instead of against teammate Cant in 10.9. Stanley from Lake Brantley to capture first place with 94' high school seniors and Juniors. The mile run was taken by won in a time of 52.9. Mark In the last distance event points. Apopka was second with Harris won the 120 high Apopka's Tylet in 4:53.0 Swearingen from Lyman was Apopka's Taylor finished well 93 and the Patriots took third hurdles, the intermediate followed by teammate flatten second ahead of the crowd in 10:48.5. with a 54.8. with 70. Lyman was fourth with hurdles, high jump and 22D yard ir 4:57.0. The ON yard run was taken Lyman's Bruce Caldwell was 63 followed by Sanford Croom.s dash while finishing sem.ond in The 880 yard relay was taken by Trinity's Thad McNulty in second. Herald I. Alit va, (Herald Phtoj By Join I — — .- • ' - - - - . - • . Lakers Back On To Of Heap Its Ch,rwa) SAFE AT SECOND BASE WINTER PARK second baseman looks towards second where Fair Share Jfl_• lant.0 dwnped Boston 99-89- per c.'nt from the floor during Stan Watts eight seconds later 8 The Associated Press Pistons 103, Rockets 99 The 1103 Angeles Lakers are Chicago edged Kansas City- the quarter, accounted for Seattle's victory. George Trapp scored 11 of hiss back on top In the National Omaha 87-86; Detroit lopped Goodrich scored 27 points, Hawks 90, Celtics 83 17 points over the final 12 mmLyman's Ed Callan has taken up residence after a successful steal. Basketball Association's Houston 103-99; Capital downed Price 24, Connie Hawkins 21 Pete Maravich pumped In 38 utes as Detroit rallied from 10 Pacific Division and their Cleveland 101-91; Portland de. and Elmore Smith 30 for the points as Atlanta beat Boston points back. confidence is showing. feated Philadelphia 113-106; winners. Kareem Abdul. forthe(irsttiineinsix meetings Bullets 101, Cavaliers 91 "I don't think Golden state and New York outlasted Jabbar, named the league's this season. Elvin Hayes scored 34 points can win the rest of its games," PhoenIx 106-104 In overtime. Most Valuable Player earlier In Hulls $7, Kings N and collected 16 rebounds as said Price Lakers' Las Angeles .railed by six the day. led the Bucks with 27 Jimmy Ray's free throw In Capital overcame a 17-6 first. 120-114 victory over Milwaukee points at the half, 61-5, but points, the closing minute proved deci- period deficit, Wednesday night, "so it's up to broke it open in the third period, SonIc's 110, Warriors 107 sive as Chicago held onto sec Blazrrs 113, 76ers 106 us to in the rest of our games. outscoring Milwaukee 44.27. I)ick Snyder's jump shot with ornl place in the Midwest Dlvi. Geoff Ntrie tossed in 30 I think our win against New The Lakers shot a sizzling 55 14 seconds left and a layup by sion by one game over Detroit. points in th& second hail, in.. \'otk Sunday night picked up eluding 12 itralght midway after our two losses to Golden through the fourth quarter, as State. Then when Golden State CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) ,The crowd stimulates him of agreement to fight Por tland snapped a 21-game lost to Milwaukee we all real. - George Foreman has not and he overwosts," losing streak on the road. co-man- Foreman said, "Muhammad ized we were still in this." trained for three of the Itist four ager Art Rivkin gave as the Ali doesn't exist. The title is the KnIcks 106, Suns 104, overtime Price and backcourt mate da'i', but the world heavy, reason for having Norton work onlything I think about. Ken LOS ANGELES(AP)— Kareem Abdulwere here to play the Los Angeles Lakers Bill Bradley hit a season-high Gail Goodrich combined for 51 weight champion says be was out in private for two days. Norton knows what he's doing. points Jabbar says his most consistent of five Wednesday night. as the Lakers rallied in 31 points to pace New York. National Basketball Association seasons ready last week for his fight "He's getting too fine." Jabbar, in the players' balloting, He can hold his own. It will be a Neal Walk led Phoenix with 18 the second half to beat the with Ken Norton next Tuesday rewarded him with his third most valuable But some observers thought tough light." received 528 points to 451 for Buffalo's Bob points. Bucks. The victory kit L Annight. player honor. Rivkln and another co.mnanMcAdoo. Detroit's Bob Larder was third, Foreman's second defense f geksone game ahead of Golden followed by last year's MVP, Dave Cowens Wednesday's American "I'm fit; that's the thing," ager, Bob Biron, ordered the the title he won with his stun- Stpte, a 110.107 loser to Seattle "Ithoughtlwasdoingagoodjot, Iknew Foreman said Wednesday while workouts away from the press ning two-round mafujing of Joe ketball Association results: of Boston, and Elvin Hayes of Capital. a playoff spot. lounging by his hotel pooL and public because they I would be considered." the Milwaukee New York 103, Memphis 101; Kareern said he was particularly were Frazier Jan. 22,1973, is worth a in the battle for The Lakers have three games "Can't do nothin' but overdo it upset with a situation I11%'Olving guranteed 7 Bucks' 71oot.2 center said at a IS-minute pleased because the selection was made by Utah Ill, Denver 107; Kentucky M ,000 against 40 remaining andthe Warion now. Last week I felt ready to finances and with a report that per cent of all income, news conference Wednesday. The Bucks lie said he voted for IM, San Antonio 98; Indiana fight'll five games. Foreman already signed 104. Carolina 102; and San Elsewhere in NBA, At. for a fight with Muhammad All. For $200,000 Diego 1 Virginia i. ' Norton, of car, calIf., will Break Somewhere Video Techniques, which is handling the ancillary rights for be fighting for 200,000 against "He's got a week before the Tuesday's light, man ched an option of 3) per cent. fight and he's ,gotta hav a - agm't South America's first heavywith FOr-e1WI treak somewhere," said weight title fight, promoted by AU, an t nrmetsaid. ager IJ Sadler of his strategy — Telemedia de' Panama in con' I ofkeepingForemanoutofthe Monkey Wrench junction with Video a j COCOA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — alone. I do treat a 10 or 12 foot gym Sunday, Monday and Techniques, will be shown In Am Frances Dixon admits that alligator with pect. But we Wednesday. "Kenny's gonna throw a closed-circuit television at 3)0 scuba-diving for golf balls in get along It's The champion was expected money wrench into any such locations in the United States murky, polloted water infested when they're that big.' to hold a public workout today plans because he's going to beat and Canada and will be by snakes and alligators is not She has contracts to retrieve as was Norton, who has trained Foreman," said Rlvkln, beamed live and delayed to a. a glamorous women's work. But £. • a. alls from streams and lakes as she says it pays. deep as 60 feet at a dozen area '-" • •. "I would dive in a septic tank golf courses. Averaging 10 ill had a reason and the money cents a ball, she usually makes - was right," says the &'year-oId $30 to $50 a day but says some mother of three teen-aged days she finds 3,000 to 4,000 daughters. She says trashy water doesn't With her scuba equipment bother her because "I have had and if knife to cut entangled all my shots. Occasionally, I get fishing lines, she will stay under •. it skin rash, but that's about water as long as two hours, all.' depositing- balls In two string And, the 146-pounder adds, bags she carries. A filled ba g of L . •I1 4f•; l , "The little alligators like to 500 to 600 balls will weigh IS a' W", swim in the bu bbles They don't pounds In the water but -41 :, worry me. pounds on Land. Lie, ' "During the mating season, I Mrs. Dixon, who began di ving itiv ¶' do hae to be careful, but usu- when her band was its '-4.. ally wildlife leaves me strictly UonJ in New Mexico. I Foreman On Break ; Norton 'Too- Fine 'Pleased ' MVP J =.-.-'- While it is understands the players want their I share of the golden cornuco CANADIAN CLUB B AT TAMPA filled by growing gate recel JIM DAY, member of the Canadian Olympic team, who placed fourth and television reventie, in indivudual jumping at the Munich Olympics in 1972, with his horse, sports fan will be the big lose Canadian Club, will be one of the leading commercialism continues international riders cornpeting at Tampa Stadium Saturday. __________________________________________________________________________________ Invade locker the front office and I room, pitti 4 management against I players' u nions and thi spokesmen year after year ji u new season rc around. Yet that's what Is happeni and the scenario this y appears to be written for National Football League as was two years ago for nul league baseball. The leading characters these preseason dramas alwa H JERRY MAC.EE Usually, it is the Miller swing, long and seem to be individual playei Copley News Service supple and liquid, which is visible. "I on!) agents or lawyer.agen use the others if I have to," noted Miller. In it game in which the most effective Confidence Is being Johnny Miller and 26 to instrument has become the bludgeon. and already a winner of several events on Johnny Miller wields a rapier. this year's program . "Very rarely do i 7. The San Franciscan is a stylist of tile choke from tee to green because I have a most accomplished sort, a nobleman, as it lot of confidence," he argued, "That's were, walking among butchers, ' when weaknesses come out, under "It used to be you had to have a good pressure. If I get a good lie, I feel Like I swing to get on the tour," remembered could stop it on Highway 70." Miller. "Ycu always hear the story about Naturally, this man's opinions are the famous English golf writer who sought and freely given. The young . showed up at a tour event in Florida and temporary he most admires is Lanny s m. ARCIIIId Press where the tournament was and Wadkins,somebody pointed to some players on the Eastern Cs&aencs "You see Wadklns with his swing AIIIIWIc Division course and said. 'Out there.' you say, There's a guy who will win w I. Pct. 05 maybe $20,000;" said Miller. ,You see Boston Si 'Can't Be Tour' New Vat k II 3 $0 a BobSmlthandyousay,'There'sa guy who Buffalo 41 ii 326 l2ki will win $100,000.' I don't understand why "The Englishman looked at SOIUC of the 1phis Smith doesn't do better; he's got a great swings and said, 'Oh, no, that can't Central D;;ta.n CIP,tii 41 31 .544 tow." golf swing. Atlanta 33 43 423 11 It was, though, and Miller knows when "But Wadkins is the greatest striker of Houston 31 a .497 13 the ball among the new group, no this -run-or-no-count trend began: Cleveland 2$ 53 150 I? ester Canterefte . question," judged Miller. when Arnold Palmer, all shoulders and Midwest Division "He has the worst putting stroke but I grimaces and chaIszna, began letting it Milwaukee 14 33 ,75 don't think them are two guys who will win Si V aU a Chicago "The young players now are so more money than Wadkfn., in the next 10 r'Oh. 31 4 39235 dedicated and so score-oriented," noted years—and (Jack) Nicklaus will be around Pacific Division I anther 10 years, you can bet your boots on Miller. "Arnie came along with his swing, 1o3 Angeltt 43 34 570 Golden State 43 34 ISO I looking like he was hammering a nail or Seattle 33 " 1" 11 something, and all of a sudden the game Pt'oenis 21 SI 354 17 More Ge n t le, en became score-oriented." i " Portland 24 52 333 II'i Wednesday's Comes It Is Miller's thinking that too many of To Miller, gentle Ben Crenshaw should and 113. 5 a,; rm a the touring strong arms ha',e on ly one become a bit more gentle I think he Atlanta 5 oston swing. In some situations, they are Cap-fat 101. Cleveland U should get new driver," offered Johnny, Detroit 103, Houston fl he lpless. Miller has three swings. "one with an 11 per cent loft like everyone Chicago 11. Kansas City I have a lee Tm mo fade, a Tony else uses and just try to get a good flight Omaha 66 . Lena hook and lilY own swing," explained With the one he has With unt. 1 NOW York 106 PPI.a.14. IfI tWit overtime Johnny. "The three swings are so distinct and large head, he has to tee the ball way q 0 ~% Seattle 110. Goln State 107 in my mind that all I have to do Is picture up by his front fool and it gets him in L03 Angeles 170. Milwaubpe . ., 1614 - Y that Rapier On Lin k s' p M filer Has St /e • For Drowned' Golf Balls - -. ' - . - .' b , -. - - , - ,. , ' 11`1411411d Philtott By Joan Ca.rwal 'OOPS, THAT ISN'T SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN' Professional Basketball -. - r SOKC -- - W n - $z1O lodge tent Special Order Sale 191$ Now $99 Colerian 8' 10 Olympic loiqe tent Cotton duck sidewalls and top double vinyl covered nylon windows, double door floor 2 U,,.W III trouble. Thursday's Game Butfalo at GOldEn S?ale Friday's Oamn Portland at Boston Atlanta at PhladeIna Houston at Capital Detroit vs Kansas Omaha of Kansas City Chicago at Los AneIt'i Buffalo a' Pr.otn4I M.tauSe, at Seattle A Pro ERA Sports Rally with the University of Florida Senate from North Miami; and featuring national figures and and Rollins College Women's Jane Robinson, a Florida house tennis matches between Tennis Teams challenging male Representative from Merritt G Florida co-eds and male members of the Florida Island. legislators will be held in the Legislature and other officials The Rollins and U4" Women's Davis Armory Gymnasium in from Florida. C downtown Orlando Sunday, Some of the officials who will Teams are rated among the 4 from 2-5:00 p.m. attend are U.S. Representative four in the State of Florida, Children under 12 free, with Country and Western singer Bill Gunter, a candidate for the Ferlin iluskev will mnaki' a 1S, Senate; State Senator John tickets available at Streep's Island; Ticket Agency or at the door. personal appearance and sing yogi, Merritt tj for the ERA, and the Satellite. Represen t ative Ral ph The armory Is located on the Allamnanders, a Florida Square Turiington, Gainesville; Dr, Florida Fair Grounds near Dance group, will also perform. Maxwell King, President of Exposition hall and the 11A Brevard Community College in Orlando Tennis Club at The main event of this it' Cql Itight7 Amendment i (he ('ape Kennedy area; Burton Livingston and P;irramore Itally will be tennis matches \'oung, a candidate for tuw U.S. Streets in Orlando. I , Winchester "22 Magnum Now 9999 Cty Mtche;i 300 spinning reel Has tungsten carbide line guida. adjustable drag System, anti-reverse. Push button snap off spool ad bIding handle Comes A t ui 2 r's of different line capacit y Hockey Standings The Associated Press NHL East Division WL TPtsOFOA Boston 17 Ii l ie] 311 110 g , 251 703 Parcrs 3730 13 II 263 210 7oronto ii 31 IS 7724.4 704 ""rd'"' ftvttaio 30 30 ID 70 231 7$ [)etro.l 33 3.1 10 60 773 711 It ii it IN 3M Donna Pepore fired a l9.63 tU(ke)3. Ladle Mylott, Betty Bettie Butt's l&S.457 was high • N v a n d for Butts Texaco as they upset for Hacienda Village as they Norwood, Clois Owens and Jo te is io 4 lu 221 West O,viihQn the league leading Fairway chalked In four wins over Able Watson also rolled turkeys. 43 II II V 23.4 140 The league welcomes Angela P'dpn'a Laundromat by three l(ent.AIl, Chcego 31 Ii 7% SI 713 116 Keese who joined Betty Norwood's 190 was high the Fly i. .jgeiC5 71 30 17 MIII HE Vinn u in the Generation Gap 16 3117 14 150 207 Atlanta wlingleague. Libie for Whitaker Paving and Jar t'tet boat team. SI I 0305 71 31 II SI III 705 Whitehead scored a 192431 for Renaud led the U.S. Bankers as MEnn 713314 213 138 GENERATION GAP they split the points 2-2. the losers, P itts 71 37 $ 14 7 24) STANDINGS ClOt II 17 9 33 17$ 300 Jan Renaud spared the 5-6.7; Wadnesday's Games Jean Bitt's 160.467 led the Donna Lepore 9.10; and Bobble w i ()'troit 7, Montreal a Sa tway 'la:a äouthern Loaners to three wins Hetalic picked up the 44.7 Vancouver 7. York New Laundromat iver Florida Convoy, ParO.rs S The 3-10 fell for Jeannette Fiorda(onoy U New York IsIander I, Pitt Laura Harris rolled a 167-480 Andrews, Bettie Butt, Aflfl uthern Loaners , t,vrqh l ti Rita1.c paint-mg fur Ann's Fluiist when they won Coleman, Shirley Sima.s, and Jo 3 Cra.caqo Bulls Texaco Si Thursday's Games three points from Monroe Watson. HacetdaviIlsge S3 New York Rangers at Atlanta hlarb3ur. Fran Mills and Sandy Russell Whtaker Paving st Laos at Bostin Ain sFtOr,it converted the 2.7and Jan Reilly Vancouver at PhIadtplutt j Clois Owens' 165.480 led Able Rent Pin All 47 61 California at Los Angeln etalic Painting to a clean the 4.7. U S Rankers 41 61 Friday's Game Donna Lepore chalked In two Fly Caif,r Boats sweep over Fly Caster floats. 33 ?6 Treonto .o C,,lfou'a Texaco Keglers Upset Leaders Now 13,44 Lever action with exposed hammer: Winchester 9422 magnum. Walnut finished stock. A terrific low Price for a limited time only I Professional ', I Selections I Now 544 By Now 11415 Pt, rn,is - icioo Sportsman 'itht' ply V 2 hti roor Cylnler not inctuil o I 3, - j, - ERA Tenners To Play POMPANO BEACH, Flit. Martin took over from fired The Rangers had bullpen tAP) All sorts of adjectives Whitey Herzog and spent the problems last year but Steve have been used to describe the las weeks of the season eval. Foucaul Is looking good In the Texas Rangers, but If you think uatlng the talent. spring. Foucault was sidelined they're going to be hapless and lie who was dismissed by the most of the year with an injury hopeless again in 1074 you Detroit Tigers, in 1973. haven't had a good jawing sesMartin has two frontline .mor2 .sith Iiesty IldI', Martin. ptthcrs in Jun No-hit" IIibb1 Martin's charisma as a win- and Ferguson Jenkins, who had ner has rubbed off on the six consecutive 20-game will younger players of the tea,mseasons with the Chicago Cubs such as slugging Jeff Bar- Lefore stumbling to a 14.16 roughis who hit 30 homers record last year. TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS for baseball's worst team last The itangers gave up lull FIRST Fast Buck (21. W,icI,$$ year. Millock and Vi c Harris for Earl (6). Ruby Ttp Iii. SECOND "With 11ii1y Martin winning Is Jenkins. t5 (2). Cn'sn JeiebelI (1), everything," says Burroughs. Jenkins had been bothered Coj3n Bess (Ii. THIRD — bronze "I think If our pitching hoidsup with beck spasms but Martin RInd (7). R BVtttf 177, Giology (1). — Fran O Des II), we'll surprise an awful lot of believes he has a stopper In the S*es$FOURTH Daiy 41. LL My Jolvi (a) people because 1110 is going to rangy right-bander who pitched FIFTH — Sandy Sievry (H. Lasa,ss milk evee,ihlng he prthly can well despite the small confines F 11 II). M46 Flatida (U; SIXTH — K' matriarch (3), Ab* Orion (I). from every player." of Wrigley Field. (apar Erser' 42;. SEVENTH Martin has generated highBibby was 9-10, including a Canadan Sun (,), LLW Leonard (i). octane enthusiasm on this club no-hitter over the world cham. Mt,me Miller (i. EIGHTH - in yitat,r, (6). Surf re Htsja lIi, Oso which finUwd in the cellar of ion Oakland A's, Ri, (3?. NINTH — Cor.gt Jane the American league West last Martin hopes to find two more lit. Rhonda 7t, C P' Tra season starters from lh.* likes of Pete TENTH 01t Oraac, mu, The plovers listen to a Martin Broberg, David Clyde, Jim W t "Are 41), Lasans Walt (3). ELEVENTH Good NOW 4$), tore and forget Individual Merritt, Pat Jarvis, Steve B s bar,a(vd. 437. B) Chant, () stattstk-s ... suddenly el-Trything Hargan, Iioyd Allen, Den Sian. TWELFTH — Manatee Jack (21, F'rney' Do. Boy (SI, M'rror Image house and Sieve Dunning. is for the team (3) 2-speed Electric Trolling motor-12.5 AMP I position tilt bracket. Weight 9 lbs. 21" cIirome-plated steel shaft. Reg. 24.11111 ,- - WHERE'D THE ball go, a bewildered Winter Park batsman is asking himself after just tipping the horsehide thrown by Lyman's Bob Keane, who earned an 11-8 win over the Wildcats Wednesday. I) 20% off all trollin motors Standings them." Fiesty Boss Billy Martin, Rangers May Be Surprise little prices. - __________________________________________________________________________________ IShe SCUBA Dives Thursday. Mar. 21, V , - Now Now 1433 .1266 100 candlepo wer set by Primus Frnslea globe Iqioo model 70 48 qt. ice chest lantern Similar to illustration CPenney We know what you're looking for. "Charge It" at Sanford ?laza Penn.y'i. Open 10 G.M.-9 P.M. Mon. thru Satu I �4 !A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 Patients are being accepted at Seminole Lodge Study Narrows Regional Sewer Plans application by the three ficiency so far would be cx- systems and operation to Committm members called it 1990, developed tracts of land for City Editor local government bodies this panding the present three- range from $12.6 million to 121.8 zero discharge $7,000 an acre land cost used in disposal. summer for up to 75 per cent million-gallon-a-day (MOD) million for the single plant Conklin said 356 acres of the study "unrealistic." Consulting engineers were federal funding of a regional capacity Sanford treatment system, depending on degree of sui ta ble land would be needed Engineers said they will now directed Wednesday by a Joint sewer system. plant to 6 MOD and eventually sewerage treatment. The costs for zero discharge disposal and use latest comparable land The cm-rent study Is being to 14.2 MOD by 1990 or a for the two-plant regional could be Seminole County-Sanford-Lake up to 10 rnllea from the sales prices the study area to Mary regional sewer corn. funded by the county and the combination of a 9.5 MOD system would range from $12.7 treat, arrive at projected land costs. -ii plant or Wants. mittee to research costs and city of 3anford. Sanford plant and a 4.7 MOD million to 131.9 million. feasibility of north county plant In the 1-4-Lake Monroe would use Altorncites Aired area. sewer system. It Conklin said state and federal either a single treatment plant The single Sanford plant pollution control requirements Wednesday Conklin east of 1-4 south of SR 46 or a altcrnatewouldutillzepumping are now approaching le%els of presentedto the committee the system using a plant In that first draft of the study showing of sewage from south Sanford, treatment that would cost mid. area plus the present Sanford four alternate systems and Lake Mary, Greenbelt and way between the cost estimates treatment plant without further presented Wednesday. costs for construction of Wekiva River (Heathrow) expansion. serice areas to the plant. treatment plants, collection The highest cost estimates Cal Conklin, of Clark Diets The two-plant system would indicated the systems and operations through require are for zero discharge of ef. and Associates, pumping from Lake 1990. report will be ready for tat' and south San ford 0w fluent Into bodies of water Using a projected 80,000 utilizing holding ponds and land commIttee's April 3 meeting, Sanford plant and from population by 1990 in th The firm as doing a e stdy Greenbelt and Wekiva River spreading of near drinking $15,000 area engineers said projected study 00 water quality sewerage flows would be areas to the 1-4-Lake Monroe water quality effluent. 14.2 management tn the north toper million gallons a day to plant. The committee directed Mi. of Seminole County that treatment plants. Estimated Costs further study on the new will provide information The report draft shows top Total cost estimates, in- alternate plans considering required In the first steps alternate plans in cost ef- cluding plants, collection need to acquire suitable UnBy BOB LLOYD MOM Nursing a Convalescent Residence His Mission: Change The World; His Motto: Expect Your Miracle Same Good Care Same Good Staff Same Good Food toward Dsnild Oriham Ownsi Ada. This p0110yq' ,, We Intend To Continue Ph. 322.6115 Sanford 300 S. Bay Ave. Since 1564 7 P NEW YORK lAP) -There is a visionary glint in John McConnell's eyes he do. scribes his mission. He hopes for nothing less than to change the world. Inside his attache case Is a reminder: "Expect a miracle." Many people won't agree with McConnell on the nature of the Bargain Section - restone Ti DOWILE BELTED Thursday, March 21, 1974 - 8 mom (Hicald P10 By John A. SpsIiI) SHOVING OFF FOR A DAY ON THE RIVER St. Johns. Sunny spring days are luring television. Sunday sailors away from State Shakes Mansion Sale LONGWDOD P1lans of the C.e'dral Florida Society for Historic Preservation to sell the 16101 Bradlee-McIntyre mansion, locateo In the city's historic district, may have been dashed by a state Official Wednesday night. - William Thurston of the state Depu~rmt of Archim and History said a U.S. Department of Interior-approved $25,000 giant to restore the house could be lost If the house is sold to a private individual. Shells Brown, a real estate agent who has the house 1j5j said she has used the SppFOVNI grant as a major selling point and has an interested buyer from out-or-state. The society last swimmer moved the old Victorian collage UM Auamontasprtags tosave it from delIon. LLltmonth the house was put on the market with a $49,000 price tag after society president Grace Bradford indicated members were weary of attempting to raise money to restore the structure. Cost of complete restoration has been estimated at $50,000. Mrs. Bradford also said six members of the group per. aonally signed bank notes for more than $27,000 to pay part of moving costs. Public donations amounted to 113,000. The board learned much to Its surprise that the prindpsl evaluation sheets the board requested teachers to complete were being Ialcd through the offices of the principals themselves. As one teacher put it, how can u be objective when you know the principal will read it and Teachers said they wanted better conunurdcatlon with the probably know who wrote it? Other complaints revolved board and advance information around salary, Janitorial on school construction, provisions, lighting, equal b opportunity and building The session was called y repairs. Board Member Stuart The board will bold two more Culpepper "to get to know the teachers, and their wants and meetings: one wi th high school and one with middle school desires." teachers. Dates have not been set. We Monroe Terrace homie thisw,n is in the county Jail in lieu of $5.flflo bond. Two sample 5e15 of cookware stolen from car of John lhcks Haystack at Wednesdav n;ght fn cstirnted at 1431 Apts., Wednesday; items worth $35 stolen Thieves stole $330 'orth of items Wednesday from home of Allen Birkenmeyre, 2s, on Red Rug Road. Longwood Theft of 115 today at Scottc Supplies Fire Calls `BBB and tools worth $979 Typewriters worth $400 stolen V.,P,F 'If9Y AGENCY Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial _ D1a1322-3762 leum minister, suggesting that 50 per cent of oil royalties be given to help the earth and its plification." McConnell's aim, it would seem, Is to draw on the energies and know-how of business to coordinate its activities for the environmental good. Idealistic? Of course, But similar to reconunenda tions by perspective of one billinnyears "disinherited people." Ten per cent of this, he suggested, should go to organizations feeding and housing the hungry and homeless. Another lOpercent would be for specific environmental programs to 74 - of life evolution, says McConnell. lie has yet to hear from the oil minister. The priorities of survival, he postulates, include "a change from a throw-away to a thrift economy, a basic change in businessmen themselves. Nevertheless, it Is "do-gooders" such as McConnell who cause o therwise clear-headed busi nessmen to dissolve into a quivering, sputtering, inarticu!,ite otitrae The Rrestone STEEL RADIAL 500 can give you up to )30 Extra Milesfrom every tankful of gas ! Brush fire destroyed ten on Wilingham Road. 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Take the train i ) - International Persian Rug Corp. Juic FIRESTONE STORE 1st ST.& FRENCH AVE. (1742) SANFORD - PH.: . - ia T mes H i C han i V d The Fashion Follies By BARBARA HERRERA Copley News Service squeezed between tashion trends, but free to choose between the best of the trends: —Soft, romantic dresses . . faded. denim skiru and the I%0s, In one corner, and in jeans the othe r, mad. iiP.Ad Millie, U - em,.nes a t h e knee, kicky young th ing who thought below the knee. . . of above the every occasion a costume knee if that 's where you like party. them. - .. - . _ ¶"' : P ea k Relax, While You Can UU THIS WEEK ONLY , . .' LUBE & OIL CHANGE PLUS OIL FILTER • . • P. . ' Canned single strength grapefruit juice sales hit their highest peak in five months with a 481,024 case movement in the week entlng Feb. 23, United Growers said. The sales mark enabled seasonal movement of Florida's "giver Sunshine" to pass but )ear's record sales for the first time, according to Wilson (Red) McGee, general manager of the Or lando-based grower organization. "Present inventory is approximately ZS per cent under lu'.t year. With product pack of single strength and reconstituted jut " currently 17 per cent below t he eq uivalent 1972-73 season week, hope is dropping industry can compile an annual 6-7 million ce Inventory many industry leaders feel is a safe, mlnlmwu carryover to fill trade pipelines from one year to the next,'' McGee said. The United spokesman said that with heavy sales advertising and prom otion schedul ed by the Department of Ci trus "f urther supply drain" should be expected. "With gr owers faced with increasing costs across-th e-board on every processing and production segment, a wholesale price of $4.50 a case minimum is now indicated. "This price ($4.50) Is a survival price for the grower and we again urge industry to get the price to at least this point," McGee Said. $ 88 5 e 47. FIRESTONE TaIANSPORT' TRUCK TIRES 88. 3-bu L1NERS2 w M ry Duffe Ma Duff y records seria " ser l numt ... p..i' ==:: or I 4 •• . .• . W - SWITCHING APPARATUS ENCLOSED And caught in the middle —Slx*t, curly hair . . orlong the American woman. hair waving softly down your Well, this is your year. back. —Slim skirts with big, blousy The year that finds the In. dependent American woman tops . or the big, full skirts winner and finally champ after with slim Lops. the long f ashion bout. —Primitive-looking jewelry Nellie and her late show hung with big baubles... or fiuclu have pretty well settled slender little bracelets and down to the fashion capitals - necklaces in everything from Paris, London, Rome, y, even denim to sterling. New York, where couturiers Then there are the popular design new dresses wi th an old "nonsuit" suits, so soft and look for well-heeled customers unstructured that they lo.k bored with the classics, almost like dresses. And mod Millie, like miniAnd as hemlines d'op, so do skirts, hot pants, long, stringy necklines, with lots of hair, the peasant look, the decolletage and ban' shoul ders. ethnic look, and shinky, clunky Colors flash hot like red, jade shoes, is going ... going ... and green, or royal blue or cool off almost gone , with white, pastels, sand, ivory. That, happily, leaves you — Sportswear dominates. And Ms. America, no longer almost nobody gives up pants. . You. CAMPERS! VANS! PICKUPS! TRASH C . . banking This gas savings Is baud on a car with 20-gallon fuel capacity and currently averaging 15 mIles per gallon. Naturally, your savings will depend on how much acres ,..• 0 , ving a county population of 110,000. Deposits in the bank have steadily Increased to $28.5 million. It occupies a modern two.story building with drive-In facilities and adequate parking. The bank owns eight parceLs of real es ta te to talln: 81,300 square feet with 35,600 n!ttn.I for 't of *r' stJ IIøelA( clFl I Casselberry 7 - 0 First FlwW& Banks in the Panhandle area." Opened for business in 19H, The s Bank of Tallahassee ha tU 4 stop aed start driving you do. SEE THIS GREAT TIRE TODAY! PREVIEW FROM 6:00 p.m. 4 coo as mown at rafestons 310r51, ompIhtavly priced at Firestone Dealers and at oil service stations displaying the Firestone sign ALTAMONTE SPRINGS stolen. from Mthee School ///J;0, Y& . "Holding company support provides the bank with the most sophisticated financial services at greater economies," &naUwrs and Hill said. "It marks the beginning of the growth of United ' County AKRON. Ohio AP) —Econo. mists at the Goodyear Tire & line. Rubber Co. say Americans will buy more hikes and motorcyie than cars in 14 and Sanford that by 1900 two-wheeled heeled ye hides will outnumber cars on Fire at 119 Elm Ave., gutter U.S. roads for the first time unoccupied house Wednesday. since Henry Ford introduced No injuries reported. the Model I some 60 years ago. Anue. In City Electrical trailer, at The Spnng, hit by burglars. The larger portion, 30 per cent, would be distributed equally and directly to all adults in any poor area of any community of the world that would provide appreciate ills. trlbution of funds. A wild radical? Not in the •1 Muck fire continues to smolder on S. R. 42' at county of Julia Lewis, 21, looted arts constniction ft. i. Tea cher C 0 fl Iia C I negotiations are epected to be undertaken soon. These meetings are a prelude to contract discussions. - - Shank's Pony SanforcT Robert Hutchinson, 17. of Summit Apartments charged Wednesday with possession of stolen property after he was found with a canoe full of Lumber believed to belong to an __. grant with an equal azrwimt Of cash or the federal might refuse to traier 0* grant approval altogether, he said. The funds are currently being held up in Washington until renovation specifications and work scheduling axe approved Thurston said. Board, Teachers Face Problems Police Blotter4 Cosselberry Thurston said the federal grant was approved with the value of the house and land, both donated, serving as matching funds. The house and land has been valued by the federal government at $55,000, he said. If the house is sold, a private owner would have to match the Cooey as President. In a "we want to know you bettor mood" the Seminole County School Board met with elementary school teachers Wednesday night to discum problems and complaints. The complaints, with one esception, were general. values from destructive conspicuous consumption to constructive selectivity and sim. sources. Open House March 30 ;fr47 By DONNA FSIES Herald Staff Writer enrich the earth's natural re- Stroni berg mCa rlson Sets V BOATERS LAUNCH their crafts from the boat ramp at Sanford Marina to enjoy a cruise onthe him might be unpalatible to others, including many property, but limited natural resources," McConnell said. "It is imperative that their conform to environmental standards, and distributed equitably." Wi th this In mind, McConnell wrote to Saudi Arabl'a Petro. businessmen. Son of an evangelist, Former sand p. lisher, McConnell at age 59 is ' CHICAGO - Americans shouldn't be lulled Into thinking president of the Earth Society they've got the nation's energy problems licked because the Arabs IIItcd th e oil embargo, the president of th e American Bankers Association (ABA) warned. "The lifting of the embargo will cushion, but not lessen, the severity of the nation's energy problems," Rex J. Morthland said. Morthland, addressing the ABA's 26th Annual National Credit Conference, said the lifting of the embargo will not drop prices of Petroleum to anywhere near what they were 18 months ago. "011 prices may go down, but there'd a strong possibility they will start climbing again, though not as quickly as in the past six months," he added. Morthland alerted bankers to three "potential consequences" that could develop in the economy if energy costs continued to Increase. By JEAN PATTESON a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A VIP tour Strornbert.Carlson, a sub- more designed to make the The first consequence of rising energy prices, he said, will be herald Staff Writer and ribbon-cutting ceremony sidlary of General Dynamics, is telephcne more efficient and to continue to spur the exploration and development of new will precede the open house. a leading manufacturer of easier to use. sources of energy. Financing these projects could cause capital In 1970, Stromberg-CarLsmi equipment for the nation's fastStromberg-Ca rlson has Guided tours of the recently growing telecommunications shortages in other areas such as housing, and drive interest started limited manufacturing always taken pride in offering rates up, Morthland added. with only a handful of people in expanded plant are scheduled system. Its switching boards its employes more than just a He said the question that arises is will the government at- its plant located on Rinehart to show the many operations are shipped throughout the job. Individuals have op. tempt to hold interest rates down and thereby trigger another Road, north of We Mary required to produce the corn- nation and abroad. portumaitles to rise as far as their period in which funds flow out of financial Insti tutions into other Boulevard. Today the company pany's sophisticated and highly qualifications will take them. money market instruments, is Seminole County's largest complex telephone switching Sanford operations con- Educational assistance and Exhibits and centrate on the company's new special training programs It Is estimated, Morthland added, that between 1971 and 1985, industrial employer with more systems. demonstrations will Include the generation electronic switching energy Industries will have to spend at least $700 billion to meet than 900 persons working qualify them for further adCroasreeci li ne of electronic systems such as the the nation 's energy needs. "Their capital spending would swell to six-acre covered plant. vancement. switchi ng systems made in EPABX, including the giant more than 30 per cent of all business capital spending by the coil About one in every six emSanford, and visitors will have 1600 model developed of that period." The company will host an In the ployes is enrolled in a training The second consequence of increased energy prices will be the open day at the plant March 30. the opportunity to use the Sanford plant. program. one fourth of the of company's Vistaphone picture attempt to make more efficient use of energy. "The economy will 'We are proud of our record Used in large hospitals, salaried employes were tend to favor those Industries that use less industry and more growth in the Sanford area and telephones, motels and office complexes, promoted from hourly labor, because labor will be less expensive relative to energy , As we are pleased to be part of this The tour will include a these systems provide a positions. a result, the price of most services will fall in relation to most It Is hoped the open day will community," said plant viewing of the fine tennis courts number of special modern goods," he explained. manager Frank B. Kemper. and ball field provided as part services such as abbreviated promote greater understanding "We want to give the public an of an employe recreation dialing, call-back on busy of the company's product and United First Florida Expands opportunity to know us better." program. Free souvenirs and n umbers, call forwarding, dial- also its role In the Seminole Doors will be ooen from 10 refreshments will be available, up conference calls, and many L' ..I. ,.,, , ••, - County community, I cur, .uauIvIJ -or., ptiuvni wiu i.iuvi rcuuve micr, announced that the $1.6 billion United First Florida Banks, Inc., ' . . holding company had added Its 38th member and moved in to state's Northwest region by completing acquisition of The . . . Ploplse Bank o(Tallahasaee. Fourth largest of 11 banks serving the Leon County market, The Peoples Bank of Tallahassee brings an addition of $32 milli on In assets to the state's third largest banking group. The acquisition called for an exchange of the bank's 76,006 shares, . 00 with Louis Hill continuing asChalrmanof the Board and Gary J. ) r cangeneecleJ.whatisgooJ to Crisis Not Licked, Bank C Caution is 4 1 Page I and founder of Eerth Day, to be celebrated on the first days of spring starch and 21. lie explains that Earth Day "is set aside to remind each person of his right, and the equal right of every other per. son, to the use of this global home, and at the same time the equal responsibility of each person to preserve it ... " In just a few years the idea has spread to include observances by the United Nations, governmental agencies, states, cities villages. "On our crowded planet, oil, minerals and land are not only in Italy. A 400-mile second class trip from Milan to Rome still costs only $1. The same trip by car costs more than $20 in gas and toll., in Italy. A comparable train trip in Britain costs $15, in Holland and West Germany, $11. But to provide this inexpensive service, Italy's statecontrolled rail company goes lntodebt about $3 million a day. And it probably wo't be so Inexpensive in the near future. To cut its deficit, the comm pasty first declared war on free riders — about 10,000 persons, many of them war veterans. Thousands of others, mainly state employes, have discoun ts amounting to 00 per cent of the fare. The company hopes that reducing the number of free rid- ers and those with hefty ills. counts will bring in at least an extra million dollars a day. In addition, the government Is considering an undisclosed boost in prices for passengers and cargo Over the sonic disLance, trains are 50 per cent cheaper in Italy than in any other European nation. Plans also call for replacing compartmentalized passenger cars with less expensive motor coaches which can carry more people. A rail official in Milan notes that while passenger service requires a lot of personnel. senger trains themselves have a limited life span. "Fre ight cars, on the other hand, have a longer life 1fl and require less maintenance and cargo by train can be a real business for the railway company it present lines could be doubled," he says. . ' . - , . . . . . . . . - .;. -. . . - :: - , ."-ç " - ' ' - ELECTRONIC SWITCHING BOARDS TESTED BY COMPUTOR ..,Operator Roy Ramsey checks for faults in a switching system VitchenAid Appliance Headquarters Securities Fund Ready For Worst By CARLTON SMmI If you're feeling v little nervous about the state of OUT economy these days you' ve got good company Omit' iiitt'TnOOn not long ago, a member of the staff of Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington picked up his phone and calle.1 the attorney for a bond fund on the West Coast. staffer, "and I had a question about your procedure for redemptions. It says that when shares are redeemed, the shareholder ill ordinarily be paid by a check on your bank or payment may be made by postal mom' order. What does that mean?" "Gee, I thought it was clear enough," said the attorney for the fund. "We either send shareholder a check, when Lw wants shares redeemed, or we might pay him by postal money "ibm's what I thought it meant," said the SEC staffer and thoughtfully hung up. That's how things look to them on Hamilton Avenue in Palo Alto, Cal., where the Capital Preservation Fund has its offices. The no-load bond fund no sales commissions) has been operating on the principle that things were bad, and getting worse, since James M. Benham got it started a year and a half ago. As the fund's name suggests, pre.'rervation of capital is r.rme of today's game, Benham, and the bit about postal money orders is part of his precautionary view. fund that restricts tnestmmrts to bonds and other order," securities of the very highest quality and it heavily em- Money Orders pi'es safety and liquidity, "Yes," said the SEC man, You could say it's conservative "but why postal money or. or you might say It's running ders'?" 'if the banks are closed," he scared Pause on the phone. "Well," says, "what good Is a check on "I've been reading your said the fund's attorney, "if the our bank to one of our -" prospectus, said the SEC banks were closed shareholders" ilhe fund It ii writes its checks, Incidentally, on a $2 billion bank. Nothing there to make Benham ncr- vous. Shares To Cash "But there's one way we can always turn shares into cash," he went on. "Our custodian takes Treasury Bills, for example, down to the Federal Reserve window. The Federal Reserve is the agent of the U.S. Treasury; It has to give us cash our Treasury Bills, as long as the govenunent Is solvent. '.Then our custodian takes the cash to the post office, buys ii money order, and sends it to our shareholder. And — again, as long as the government is solvent —' you're going to be able to get cash at a post office for a postal money order," 101' I KitchenAid Trash Compactor - • " Crushes boxes. bottles and LAM .'. dawn to ' 4 or less their original volume in 35 seconds. maximum. Built- in "Utter Bin-1- for load. mj most items without opening the trash drawer Act i vat e d charcoal air filter and two speed fan remove odors Triple drive ram assures balanced crunching force 7 7 h P. motor provides up to 3000 pounds of ram force Rigidlied steel frame absorbs compaction stress Two piece tilt away trash basket may be used with or without special trash bags Mechanical and electrical safe guards prevent trash drawer from Opening when ram Is operating 5' - - ' [l tae c-It'ac't/ trash drawer hold, bulky items. permits randorr loading Free standiwj Car to butt in anytime Seminole Appliance Service Ph. 322-4196 2587 So. Sanford Ave. Sanford �______ ________ -S 2 B—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 21,1974 ' --------- -- L Clubs Can Cut Cost Of Bus Mother Combines .. .• , 1 Commutlng Harpo, Cabr n - - -- - ----- C or S I on p. . -, 4 - .- . '- * S . S • ' 5- . - . - . '. -. The Bear ; - -- • IsLosin To Bull . A CTION . . , . e -- - - j g ru leaning Tips At 12 cents per tulle (Ult Sam's antique estimate), It i i '* Before the powers that gas him with another round-trip Jaunt, and de , BYLIZETTEL.MURPHY shortage, or the price of gas newly invented energy Consumer Education ii H) ANN RUDY communication The groan, FloriJa Cooperative Extension reaches an even hJghi octane, Charlie's oil company CopieyNews&r;ce combined forehead, with a hand to the let's set up BUS CLtlBStoslash card bills were anything but a followed by a short , Q. Couldy ou tell mc h ,5* o clean teflon to prevent our daily commuting costs (by Teal gI3! 1 rien, VUC day l5Stlll, There comes a time during a gasp can tell a kid plenty, but 1 damaging the surface? at least two-thirds) while whilewaitlng2hoursln linef child's late adolescence when a gestures will never replace a A. NOn4ULkflnshes such astefk,n should not be wJi.ed protecting ourselves from 5gallonsofgas,a little bird (his mother is required to be seen mothers words. Only yester. t,5. with harsh abrasives but apIasuc sponge may beu n further GAS-ThICK ulcers! whispered (Fe solutio wife?) / and not heard. Just ask my day she found that out. 40 If food residue builds up on the surface over a period of Ira the quaint and charming into Charlie's car: BUS CI.UB! daughter. a5oluUon of two tablespoons of baking soda, 'cup use town of Tolland, Connecticut, Within hours (it took a while Mom, she said, "Where's liquid household bleach, and one cup water in the utensil for 5 my friend Charlie got to get bored gas), Charlie put an ad In "Mother," iia.Salu, I your charge card? 1 to 10 minutes; bring to a boll, remove from the heat and let (more like broke) commuting the town newspaper: am very fond of you, and I want j .,.,,,,,,,, stand, wash, rinse and dry the utensil thoroughly. As a final I stood before her mute lips :." the miles each way to work. ,Will there be a gasoline on to feel free to k step, u amountof salad working, searching for the right mu shortage' How will we get to should be rubbed onto the laur),coopinganu n dr y, ,un words. "Come on, I'm surface to reseason. Sometimes white spots (hard water late," . work? Charles MacArthur ,f vacuuming up the price tags I 4V deposits) will appear. Boil a solution of 16 cup vinegar and Tolland suggests forming a A 4 jil' throw on the floor-4)ut keep she urged. I rotted my e % one cup water for 5-10 minutes; wash, rinse, dry, then toward my wse and jerkeid M) BUS CLUB. Ill be at the town your opinions to yourself 5 reseason necessary. thumb in the direction of the because I am in the middle of hall this Thursday night at table on which it lay. She p.m. to talk with everyone what Erik Erikson calls what (' S IT E INSPECTING HONDA thought lwanted her topijiona IJc.tra •'• '' interested in Joining. Please HOWTOPICKA BIKE IS Suieuweu to open June 1 on Stmspan sales representative; Dennis Osborne, warmer come! The TOLLAND BUS Ilighway 17-r, north of A lot she cam that l,m in the Sanford Plaza in a leading dealer. Colchester, England; back row CI.UI3 will own and operate a I tried again afldShethoUghtl $27i,000 building designed and engineered by h'ri SuItes precident Middle of the same thing i Honda United Kingdom retired (but safe ard oil was warning her to listen her Sun'span I tuinei'z ing tind (ont i u (loll Inc i L LiigIiid Chuck mt in think I used sc o k Saunders, Southeast 1k bu. wi carry blc)cle se ection, particularly for ouzig children. ale seat belts Finall y she pulled Harriet Nelson with a touch of to r front row, Bill llohrt, general sales coordnator, American Honda, Joe Prassiano, its owners to and from Hartford Mother Cabrini, but lately I've me over to the sofa, sat ilown manager of Florida I-or Action Honda; Bill American Honda sales representative for each day at a cost of less than I A: No matter what brand you choose, for safety and joy, COPLEY NEWS SERVICE been feeling like liarpo Marx. beside hot cupme and said how about a 12-50 per week per member. make certain the bicycle Is the right size and style for the Sative, owner, David Paull, leading Honda Florida; and Dick Howe, advertising director cif coffee and a little child. Bicycles come In three Nasic styles: the middle weight, dealer, After five years of almost Using the bus will save England chat—just . Butch of iser, for Honda Unit d K ngd om. It Isn't easy for a mother the lightweight, and the high rise. The middleweight bike is members approximately 21,o uninterrupted bloodletting whose tongue has been It was like the intimacy recommended for the younger child who lacks skill and transfusion of strength is gallons of gas per year. With figuratively torn out to let her between an interrogating of. maturity In controlling the bicycle. It has a sturdy frame, beginning to revive "the future gasoline supplies in 1 question, the thought of heavy wheels, and wide soft-pressure fires. The mid. daughter know that going out in ficer and the guy who won't tell average common tock the rain without an umbrella %liathedidwiththebodY Built Weweight bike is generally slower, but comfortable because Wright Investors' Servi~e chugging down the highway, will result in' rheumatism worked. of its low riding position, It is built to withstand rough han. states. Yesterday's growth reading the newspaper and during later life. Or that d1in. stock favorites are vied as slppIng cups of coffee se By FRANK T. MARTIN Prospective buyers and sellers She got her charge card and I parking tickets, unpaid, ortages are Incalculable." Uonnalres with more than un• better than the prospect of "becoming today's firid out about It. Copley News Service subpoenas and possible i.n. got MY voice back. To find the suitable size, let the child sit on the bike and To make the "real exchange" features detailing what the titluchables." Wright feels the bicycling to work during a In the same 50 years that the system work, home buyers and buyer wants in a grasp the handlebars as though riding. He should be cble to carceration. snowstorm. Let's talk Thursday home and new tide still has a long For half a century American sellers fill out separate ques. Ahat the seller h, s to d olla rs"* I called after h.'r ahead lwfore reaching the next But -i manage. Harpo rolled ingenuity has sought to improve w ith their 40 to 50 per cent while his knee is slightly bent. U the child cannot try th e '! 'ttii,i days, the 29 members high-water mark It is believed his eyes a lot and so do I The products and services and most markupa have given way to bicycle Maybe Ilarpo Marx with for size, manufacturers suggest for a child of average newly formed 1'OLIND that the few institutional of the groan is also a useful meams of a touch of blother Cabrini. of the time has succeeded. Yet modem supermarkets that can weight and height, the small frame with wheels 20" in BUS CLUB ithere tire 29 seats favorites that resisted the diameter will fit the to 7 year old; the 24" wheel the 7 to 9 the real estaie Industry has function on a minimum mark. up 50 11 bucks each decline until late in 1273 rr.ay in the bus) put remained what George G. up, the buying and selling of year old; and the to 27 wheel the nine year old and over. -yet make somewhat lower final and bought a solid old Mllitzer calls "sheltered by homes. "still remains a Pon. a. bottoms but that the bear school bus for $750. The men and tradition, anchored to an n- derous expensive • Quality varies greatly. For any model, inflatable tires salesmen market now is over and done and woman F°1." MIlitzer says. I i tiquated obsolescence." are a must. Although noninflatabIe tires never go flat, they q with. "We are at the beginning doctors, secretaries and the "The supercomputer Militzer Is trying to do make pedaling very hard, give a rough ride, wear rapidly, " -) spent a Jolly weekend of a malnr bull market which rest provides a service so efficient something about an Ind usti and provide poor braking traction. I I pizza beer, and with oni minor Interruons, ti' afternoon I I that he says puts both the home that the real exchange' The seat should be of conventional design, springpaint brushes painting will continue for (rein buyer and seller charges only a 2 per cent ,ii mounted with padding for comfort. Avoid the banana seat for bUs a magnificent green five Wrigh 'e' t researcompared to the 8 or 7 ringer and charges them more the young rider. The range of adjustment In seat and han 1, :(symbolic of the money that thrs' su eat ',.j than they should be paying as per cent other real estate dlebars largely determine how soon the child will outgrow American ('v.n2rnIa whose members were saving.) "side money" when dollars aspi brokers charge," he points out. the bike. The seat post should have at least four to five inches new fire-retardant fiber With a few minor repairs a house change hands. "The difference between the 2 adjustment with two inches remaining within the frame for sold well in earl market trials paid for bythe Club's kitty(, and 6 per cent potentially could he aub"t are, safe support. He calls the new approach and Harris-Intertype, available t no w rolling," and home buying and selling the save 120 Million each year for around book value while it's '.Hartford or iissed" for a "real exchange." Instead of the buying and selling public of A steering axis that has ball bearings enables safer and boasting record everyone. Weekly dues to the computer-dating, it's corn- a mt*tium-sized American city easier handling. Plastic sleeves which are found in some recommenda tions. Club are about $250 And, since puter-mating of what even more in such poorly made models frequently cause binding In the steering. t j uu ,t5u,uCS Bulletin COin- the club is private, no buyer wants and what a seller flietrol)Olitan areas as Chicago special . This makes handling and steering difficult. menta on an article highly driver's licenses are New York or Washington D.C. has to offer. For the young rider, conventional handlebars with hand As critical of Pan Ocean Oil sp. Charlie says, "Any member . grips are recommended. Pedal operated coaster brakes are "Besides providing a Both are cranked into pear,ng in the New York who can put • up with back. memory banks of a $5 million safeguard to the seller's much safer for the begimer since small children usually lack strongly seat drivers can take his-her computer, and what comes out, privacy, in a matter of seconds strength and coordination needed to use the hand-operated ho turn driving the Green brakes. SAFETY PROGRAM stock's subsequent houses that seem to fit what the ng needs of every buyer a welcome op. from its When selecting a bicycle for a child or adult, adequate yer Cha rman Should gas be rationed. each it, PWWWtY to accumulate the 1 1' safety equipment such as bell or horn, red reflectm, and So instead of weary days of which Wou,u Mule years to executive officer of the Scotty's chain, an. Issue" Club member could get to work white Light for night riders should be included. hoze-hunting. the prospective match up by hand sorting. nounced the appointment of Don Allen as safety Dakota Graphics' increasing by coutributing only one pint of buyer studier the computer AM to check out all the advisor, in the field of his IN Sweet said Allen will assist Store special safety Instruction and supervision, homes by automobile — f readouts an molishing is now in Club Bus. Needless to say, the Manager Lyndon Warren in administrating For more details you may obtain "Bicycle Buying more descriptions w tii4 ma1.,, it! Just the savings in Bus Club is now ii Investment Dealers' Digest. Toiland n,wvrnm 4 A Guide" (fret) by writing to "Conawner Information," Escafet', up with what the family has speii aear , •or emp1oy and the gasoanu a sate much a social organization it Twelve hundred e units Economics, University Florida,Gainesvi a, a esv lle, e, bee klng,Mthtzeruplalns, line in these days of fuel shopping environment for customers, is a commuting group. i placed on a single card, 1 The idea came to him, M recalls, after he bought a house 110t unseen from thousands of miles away. When he finally looked over the property it wasn't what he thoittight he had bought at a The land when he wanted to dig a WiMmbW pool didn't Butch Mfles Drum Clinic, playing aild recording with the even belong to him and sponsored by the Sllngerland leading bands and groups in house was more than 50 years ." Drum Co., will be held at that area. old instead of the 20 years he Seminole Junior College March Tornie and Miles will be had been told. appearing at Top of the World 28 biginnlng at p.m. So the idea of the "real exSponsored locally by at Disney World from March change" was tan. Discount Music Center, through April 7. Their per. Mllltzerislaunching it in the Orlando, all serious musicians fonnances at,' always eagerly San Diego Calif ., area but and students are inv ited to anticipated b aria residents belie ves the computer-match.. attend according to Seminole as they put on an outstanding MiOTdEtx OTH ER ing formula will Junior College Band Director show. I'm i an identity CflSIS wide before long, when Bill Hinkle. Tormelsa superior drummer Hutch Miles, drummer for in his own right He and Miles Torme, Is one of the most are presently on location In . -- - ____ ____- ' 1"JO ol 1 i L Ke riace Ho me -- For Acclden JOHN hINOR Copley News Service Home . k 4 - ,-. ____ barking at eerbod) pep up You might also fail to Naturally, everybody come up after (haL panicked fliey rushed out of Keep an eye on those electric the pool and ran home to get the can opener& They are perfectly dog off the roof. one person fell capable of turning on you at any on the sidewalk and skinned a minute. knee. And the insides of a television Another bopped himself on set can fuse your teeth together the head climbing out onto the even AFTER it has been Undeck. plugged. Tlse dog was rescued but God Wess our home sweet there were two casulalties to home. And heaven protect us show how dangerousitisfor from It. dogs to run around on rooftops. ______ - _____ The ll l = ' i - - r S Computer Hunts Homes ts world right in your own I was handed a borne of milk. sours it for me. bioaer will show you that home Sometimes the best thing to home. "Taste (lila. Does ii taste funny I poured It down the sink. No do La go outside and El in the risky be. More accidents happen there to you?" courage. where you fall & the tsir,. backyard. Don't answer the Home is where you hang your than inywbere else. (You could Well, there is no way for milk (Home is where most people Home is where the telephone phone. Don't open a mall. hat. Home is also where you probably pinpoint it right down to taste right tome after I have accidentally poison themA couple -'1 years ago you legs hang yourself, friends. The to the bathroom. As for tlne. been told it MIGHT taste funiiy. selves.) me iospItals fill sOrnebodyopenedacanofaoup up with most dangerous place in the pick any school day florning.) Just saying so automatically Any emergency hospital soapy pa tien ts who slipped in at home and the stuff aent him to his eternal reward. the bathtub at home. I / Don't leave any toys with The soup company began wheels on the floor at home. calling soup back. The They are dangerous. if a goverment began calling other burglar should sup on one, he oupa back. — could sue you. For awhile (here I was On a warm day last summer, tenifledto OPEN a can of soup. If you don't posion yourself at 'he family went swimming In the pool nut door. This home and don't fall In the distressed Kona the Wonder bathtub, there are a million Dog who cannot stand being left ways you can be fried like an alone. egg by electricity. Somehow, she climbed out on Don't listen to the radio in the U)f) deck and got up onto bathroom. If it falls In the tub— the roof. Andthereshes*eod,on well, rest in peace. the top of a three-.5u)ry house Don't stick a knife down the relia ble) h Thursday, Mar. The Sanford Herald - By MARTIN PORISS . ------ S - -' IE I. 111111 FJ - —--momm - - _ -- — — — - L.Ewi' - . \ - . "'A - S t — S 4 ci - 4. - / — - - . - - ( S - 40 - ... S - S - - -: ' - - - I // V -.5 a bu i - VINYL . Sterchi's March Salef ) AIRsEASE" I -, ____ ',J - 5 " I IIJfI ii I II I .- %./ fi I \ A • l 0amCUSnIOflO0AIR.EASE. basatcju. New Spring Arrivals - - WRANGLER PLAID I i/ — I Esl' LACKS LIVING ROOM GROUP All Colors And Sizes AA A Cu f f ed Mnur,aIreU i to $16 67 TO S 1067 6 F" $ $ Exadly 4 Miles West Of 14 Exit On SR46 Turn Right On Dirt R"d - Ketp Comi You Can' t Miss U 11MIssU. A d or '74 Beautiful wing back sofa with CONVENIENT CAUNT 0 biscuit tufted back, roll arms, pleated skirt and thick reversible foam TERSI W White S1IOpplllgWiffiDELo*E$$$HCHARDLeER eAreLOCated Matching lounge has the same f quality, has patchwork cover. Whatever you Y — SPORTS and WESTERN WEAR • Ladies .M,n's. Girls . boys a U 84 3-CUSHION SOFA LOUNGE CHAIR do don't miss this terrific buy at Sterchl's! - Scotty • Price 1100 $992 TURKEY up Fr"Unce FS And $639 up 'This Tour SALES CORP. THE 'JTH$ ..Mo!Iy QUAUTY HOUR FURNISHING OM D"y 904:00, CLORD FAWASTICI 645 up rafts Including GIT from Miami PH. 322-7953 Authoflied Agent For All Airlines And Steamship Lines No Charg# For Our Services SUNDAY Ph . 313-4650 c.5, • Open Thurs. Nights By Appointment Sanford 2021S. French Ave. T.J Ul A - • e J 4 c Retail 595 liIëi q 895 sq yd ICII1CSI1,O t)ackt u inyI asbestos floor tile Scocty $ Price I' cu can CtY1 . ti/F In Pf c" li"e tac"I N 21110 Vess in Piece 12 A 12 1 ', . I One square yard FREE AIrEase' or FoamCraftmM C VINYL S, I "Y 290 i.ch '• Phone: ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE A eii, e e i ii A --S 9.00 uoli OFFER GOOD ONL Y WITH PRESENTA TION OF COUPON. scolly's ask Pike 8'0 box 11114IM01% 1149% of 1974 u21 .- gg AGENCY FRENCH AVL, SANFORD Do SO of aSk sq yd. GREECE, THE GREEK ISLANDS SUN TRAVEL WILCO aing Can be loose lId 4W cee'oi '—.- a'du$edoriarIyg!adeIee1 ChoosePr Ji m - 2 Vacations In One IS Day Air-Sea Cruise Philippines Days I RI R Cus'c-ei fOA'.'CnAFT' 695 $171 up u.no1AfrsL Lima Tots & Jr. Sizes Also AvaHabte PHONE 322.$70 ___ _. foam Name Address- Destina tion Reg. Prices Range From $110 1 Retail Iryan Adventure in $427 up • 1III Avg. HA / S RUN aeas Loose lay o' cement ci(n ou * o ask abo'.jt Oii ,nslaliat 041 ce Foutleen colds 'n 12 oirs TRA VEL ADVENTURES Find Yourself j s'ai -- .. e" xi ng Resi sts scuffs arid Slaifls A. - CASUAL MU -a v The clinic will be held in discovered him In Detroit two years ago, where Miles was Room 5-114 on the Seminole already well-established, Junior College campus, - .7- n~ V:2t X -S'. outstandi oung drummers Denver, finishing up a ne of the -now" scene. fie ac. movie, "Snovirwill", for Unit companies Torme, who Productions. 'b\ • ________ - .. J-1 - - r - •- Alaf to 4X FOAMCRAFT Butch Miles Drum Clinic Tin ' - SHEET VINYL FLOORING tarts At SJC Marc 28 - S '1 ..d SALE PRICES GOOD MARCH 22 THRU 28 nn :uu rn FR E Ilbfl AVE NCH SANFORD HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS PH:323-4700 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY A - �-- - - - ___________________________________________ ,, . -0 - '4B-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 11 Auxili ary VFW 4 It, .- - _,IWO To - 1 "i. f __ # _ -,' - - 11 IW. - - w.unily r'gWar monthly meeting. Sally Rochner, president -- . -. - * t - ,-. . . . .. r .1 I . IF L 1% ,. .- - 10 . / 1,;. -I'-- Wt - - - - ________________________ ____ .., ________________________ . 7 ~-, ~7-T~_ - , - _.,-w - - _,_ ml'W ~ __ -il7i, . .-1 , __- - -.- :.-1t.:opffiff !j :A,~_-~ _~I - -____.2_: .... t- ___ By FANNETTE EDWARDS HerWd Correspondent . - 1i 1 - EMPIRE STATE CLUB INSTALLS I I Canton, first vice president; Mrs. Charl" Weydig, recording secretary - alld Gregory O'Connell, ixesident. Also present, Mrs. Winifred Jordan, tWrd vice president and Arthur Wirth, second vice president and Leslie Scott, treasurer. More than 350 Scouts,Weblos : I, 6 it John V. Creighton, Spruell transformed into a very busy Members are making articles Beall and Steve Raldauff little village as the units picked bazaar last Another new official for the month showed a profit of show Is Malt Wieneke, who will $156.29 on the White Elephant act as coordinator for the day- Sale; $51.50 on the luncheon long Production. Among W sm-ed and $10 from a donor various duties will be keeping plus $75.15 from the Post. the parade and various show _ feaures on schedule. 1.Hostesses f mee toward better understanding I - I . - . -W - . - -- -- -- - - - V - - - - - .•. -L- - -- furnishpolicvtohandjetrafflc the the crou'd, assisting in Hall F'lorldaIflghwayPatrolani Volusla County Sheriff's Department. Plans Entries in the parade and I - - -- - - - -- - - - i_'V -- - - - and color guard Sanford Christian School Marching Band, choir and One Way Singers antique cars and antique fire engine, and many other marching units * e. * r - - - - - ' - appear during the day on the HOBBIES DISPLAYED show grounds. B & M Concessions, Winter Springs, will provide rides, food an refreshments Prizes will DEBBJEMUSSELWHITE,lOyearoid&outjn - dolls of _____ .-_ all nations and sell shells at Girl Scout i I*, a%ard( 41 alrougtiout the afternoon and evening, ( - Your Future? ng uu-y .- u Sanford-41: * - c b' * - ,LI- , - I : - 1 - "', . i AIR OF SANFORD, lltC. BUS TOUR -Tallahassee and Stephen Foster MawrW March &-FortUuderda1eandEastCoast-Aprll22&23. 'URS "IreIandln the Sprth"lOdays May1131. 'KING wim ru'wEits - Leona Smi th , Author Mtamonte Spri ngs Civic Center Lecturor - A pr il 18 00 N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322.1321 * a Altamonte Springs.. For additional information call 3n7M. 1' AND ADDRESSES OF MEETING PLACES ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB-Altamonte - meet lstand3rdThui-sdayofthemonth-lO:30A.M. AUGIES ELDERS-&. Augustine Catholic thurch-3 Sunset Drive -meet 3rd Tuesday of the month-10:00 * S ' __ : .'. Z -_ -'Air ~_ •. A. i - . Of - - - - __ . Mirm Posses pow . "." _Z4 , ' 1 * __________ - 1_ : • P"M P" sism * I -- J * .' 1- - "PM Poems piltaiss ppm PIPM pipaist lepanit PIPM PIP M ase _ Pliant pf I" rM PrP no - - - . * i ar. Secretar i al V .I I . _1051181A II a • PrPsaart _________________________ - STOCK PW ffm Executive Conference Desks -"I,, , a z. 40 NOWI UP desk has one box drawer and one full-au"n. 1Y • heightauxiliaryextension ast ,.. rr drawsri. Shp. Ws. 225 lbs. Mfr. List $241.40. G.org.Stuart's Special This Week $136.97 $ . Pad., Storage Cciii. etc. We bought at hi old prices. Atresdy prices h•ve advanced from 6 to 20% end further cadomb increases of I 0 to 3 5% at@ on the way. Raw materials at@ scarce and being rationed but "I d"x-top space. Ideal for small business meetings. Only 42 available Mfr. List " pop stsit $203 25 This Week's Special $116 48 ..ch'. ppi •s long as our present supply lasts (which may not b. more. than a few days) we will Wt a t the prices. ppow - PPVSI ' - 17 " . * PV an PIT Im - . A.1 LI El I RujusLaule ueuUXe a * Xecutive ecretaria - I no . . ________________ *_l• 1 I - Take advantage of the special prices while the stock is cosnptat.. -* wpm P"M " P ftm i- I- 60 INCHE S WIDE DRESSMAKER LENGTHS MANy PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM *toisas so"" J"11111410 so ne"M ' - n" Ift . I Credenza Work Unit Double efficlincy with a C I Size 181/, a 63 unit four drswrs storage area with sliding doom. Putyourdktating machine adding machine telephon. cc tatogs sic where they at* easy to has test p ci ' service red enza back ts prim I * - - SANFORD SENIOR CIT17XNS CLUB--Sanford Civic Center- P"Xw ll••lllllllllllllll••••••••llllllllllll••l•••••lllllll•lll•I•Ill••l * . •I•l "Mi - . abinets C1 K At-~r P"Eve Use it as a tolophono stand. of to( tronsfir files Both W "121. I I I I Metal Storage CabinetS Set-Up = No thon 40 left at a sp*osl PrP nr pfkv of only $29 97 each* wpmthts*.ôI P"M ppm pup W Manufactured by Col* Stool Division of Lit. ton Indistries. Available i n Sandalwood. Black Olive or Gold upholstery. We have - I IFUU!NC. I - iii ,1L11 GIRL SCOUT COLOR GUARD ,, - -_ . _j -*-. =i-1 ISSOAILYFRI.'TIL gvg"INGS AV APPOINTMINT' TROOP 61 of Deltona color guard performed at open house held at HW I)ejtona United Methodist Church. From left Judy Mintell, !(irn Dolton, Maria Svenson, Jean L]mstead and Leslie Ilcisick. I4lWest lUst) I Mlii fast #f I-45.,$,d($$l F ' ---/' '' ' PINECREST CENTER I HWY.17.,2, SANFORD C1NTE $4p a PRICES I FURNITURE be \. - - Pop an 1P OR Ready to Use prp saw are e - 4-CLOSED SUNDAY - CASSELBERNY V.11.92 Wks 9 1100111 10I 0081 w1aw T Set Ci5 k - I 3 Shipping Weight 125 lbs. Mfr- List 686.57, We bought casil"de of these befor I the recent price Increase and will peas the savings on to you. Pay us only $bs.79 Ua pposs pmw "esit 1b baftwum P sum 111111111111111111 A pupm owpow pup" - 133 Lu? ROSINSON ORLANDO, FLORIDA ___ w e ste hMterrs'ls Mnt,q I - : just supply Ints. This is a quality chair. Mfr. List 0 51 .95. Only 029.95 wh* In the canon. ,/ cor Im C" Prx" to It"i '" #WCU-6mi a of sr"s . W x IS" 0 - with 5 shelves(4 adjustable). Reinforced $ SALES EFFECTIVE MAR, 2170 MAR. OPEN DAl , "ar MORE -_1 . - doubli doors hay. high quality paracintric lock The cnits compl.t.ty assembled ready to use PrP take them out of the cartons Available in Black Tan Mist Green or Grey to match your office decor, posm 140 that we bought .t the old prices - way low tod a y's cost d SM the savi ngsyou while t - r--... "= *T*u in OR -- I= ' hil deere wpm" plessut PrP go ,' ~ - pop so Spicial PrP stot L R 1VOLVIN0CHAR0I...FRI DIUVIrY $TORhIIDlpAiKINQ - WP an Chair ppm OVER 50 CLUB-All Souls Catholic Church --Sanford-meet P.M. Pill PROFESSIONA INTERIOR DICOI*TIN popm posso ppm PIPM each'. Only 102 available at this price. Writ, for price list on storage equipment. - 320 W. Semoran Blvd, Altamonte Spring3--3rd Thursday of the monthatheWonn3Cb-O%erkDe-Casseliierr 1IRTY-NINERS CLUB-meets Sts. Peter & Paul-GoldenrodIst RW&y of the month-7:30 P.M. VILLAGE CLUB-St John's Village-Fern Park-meet ist Thursda) & 3rd Thursda)-7 PM WINTER SPRINGS SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-Highlands Club Hi --615 Shepard Road-4th Frida y-10:30 A.M. YOUNG AT HEART-St Andrews Presbyterian Church-9913 Bear Lake Road-Forest City-2nd Thursday of the month 1:00 TERRIFIC SELECTION~ s.ei, 41-CA Rutsivan 69 . on ron PP" "pow ;lonl.ttsrfil.ar.w.r with lock and on RI. Folders, Steno Notebooks, Legal .0.. vvsrrlang .op. Provides lots Or Stat i on Modem "1" shaped modular unit. 60" x 30" desk, with 40" a 18" typing extension. Main ti 8 month-IO 00 P.M. GOI DEN YEARS FEUOWSHIP-meet at Community United Methodist Church-Casseibcrr) at noon on the last Wednesday of the month-luncheon-Reservations necessary . GREATER OVIEDO SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB-Grant Chapel AM E Church-Oviedo-meet 3rd Monday of the month at 4 100% DACRON POLYESTER - I. 1 SlY * 11111110 - - I' of the CIfiJI UOTA SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-Community Fire nail-meet 3rd Thursday of the month at 6 7th Street 8 The Home of T.H(l - - $58.67 each*. -. - ----. P*m pqm PIPM lbs. Mfr. Ust $108.45 Gorg. Stuart's Special This Weak 10 00 A M OUerIng)ou fine rn ers known fOr their uMque styling and quaftly craftsmanship. - - pow "pow I -meet Ist J - P*W P*M I - ' popMet Leke Mary-meet the 2nd and 4th Thuz KNIT -04 li&e wpm ppm I List $163.50. Georg. Stuart's Special I I misW.. $92.75 each'. DOUBLE iT t - S Also available In full ze double pedestal desk. Shp. Wt. 150 lbs. Mir. ppow r; TO WERS-Sanf d meet tda and AII1 or Longwood-last Tuesday of the month-l2 30P M CENTRAh SENIOR CIIIZENS CLUB . "pow - P* i 0"# - ~ f . Pr Fm I drawer Is equipped with lock and ksy. Top dra wsr has a troy for •. "Psar! Springs Civic Ce nter-iagn uua Avenue-Altamonte .jnuigs- - P"asst - . ________ __________ rw ~ -andSt.Joho'aVillage3:30p.M.&thgbag BUS TOUR -Florida Fair ' March 6.SenoratDay La kewales Passion Play .March 30 c .4,! -If4wl~,, ., ~ . 50+ CLUB-7th Day Adventist Church-forest City-meet Ip Uve~_.~C:_, . 1: . - ____ I ' test $140.00. George Stuart's Special This Week $78.30 ..ch. ons P" em_____________________________ pow TT . r*- ______ The perfect answer where space doesn't allow a larger desk. Ideal for salesmen, receptionists, teachers, students. or for the home. Size 40" x 24". D*op file space Is limited, but a double Poises I~file drawer with lock and key. 5fl P 24" si te. Shp. Ws. 130 lbs. MI,. List 111111 p*= SOUTHERN , , I £' - __ 1- . ngle Pedestal Desk P" No COMING COUNTY WIDE EVENTS ,0",, Hospitals in the istale. - - . . - . = - Self-Edged Tops, Pencil Tiray. Quality desks, at low,low prices. Available In Black or Ton with Wa l nut Plastic ist with Took Plastic Tops, or Blue • P*= Ideal where 111010 "COOKING WITh FLOWERS"-Leona Smith. Author and Lecture-April 18-Altamonte Springs Civic CenterAltamont e Springs-Icr additional information call 323-7090. - - 4'4r - P" test lunch for picnic at Bok Tower. Cost for trip $10.00(covers play). * on this drive. Proceeds from dinne ________ sf. usp Space-Saver Executiv P"M beach-estima ted cost 135.00. Bo.sThurtoIake Wales for Passion Play-depart Civic Centef- FREE DEL TONA - The Illinois this sale go to the fund that Club of Deltono met Monday supports Shrine Crippled pm for: carry in Childrens Hospitals and Burns ______ - I P" ON "Psist pow pow ppm pqm "M PP" Full S ensi on Fill Drawer, Double Wall Box Drawom 11/41, -_ Po = "Is Bus Tour Fort Lauderdale & East Coast-Aril 20-Jwg1e Queen cruise with stops at Flagler Museum and Lion Country Safari-Overnight arrangements will be at Holiday Inn near System a' - - "Posit SOCIAL COUNTY-WIDE EVENTS 17 Deltona have a "Ladies' guests will be Mrs. Night," iiner nee March 21 'r Luella Portio s" Ka thryn at 630 pm in Til, nn . ' Ofl ',Ieder•hausen of Deftona "Happy Hour- will predede the En t ertai nment will be dinner. presented by Mrs. WO&M French. Noble Henry Sprague, and games follow ch ai rman of the annual paper the luncheon and m"ting. drive. is asking all members to let him know, a s affair, wIielt they will parg ficipate and offer their services . Comfortabl Summer In Host Wives DEL TO?,A .::z:::. - M. I - bona Communht) Center 'ui. two V111AGE CLUB-St. John's Village-meet 7:30 P.M.-Fern Park (also) April 3rd 7.30 P.M. Travelogue. AplULS..39'ersCLUB_SlLPeter&P*uIChtWCh_.GOIdeflr0d 11.00 Fashion Show-7:30-Seniors There A Cool And ESTIMATES - 6" saw "1W meet 10:30-Carrlbean Film--bag lunch. at the regular meeting, for good Richard Rearcy. gtuird,Swnford Na%al Academy Kim] are co--chairmen of the event that will take pla ce in Marching Band, drill leant - * 0432. UI I!3 code 9W should clii I00442::, o,thwe jj,gth the Orlando to Call thlr 1Q1 IRS telephone number for LJM1 thetoll-free telephone months of the year. Mrs. ,iiOf High School Air Force Charl es Maglioneandf,frs R(YrC drill team and color -. . 1 , _! _. - t 1 "Trash and Treasure I There Can so MIA A Central Air en I PM ml r" 3W P"MI lsopm P"Mm I P"Me A v114401-arwFli-8-169M toopm PPP nim Tww . Wed,, Thurs.. Sol. to a p m 01W. Mark IV- Steel Continental Desks P"Me APRIL 4--SOUTH SEMINOLE; SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-meet lit Federal Savings & Loan Budding-Rt. 436 320 W. Semoran Blvd.-Altamonte Springs-1:00 P.M.-Hingo. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB- Altamonte Springs Civic Center- Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs- I. available throughout the inDeBary Chamber of CornDELThNA- Deltona Civic discarded clothing, which he Friday evening there was a come tax to d from j° ' Association A P.M. luncheon wishes to take to Jamaica in campfire and an Order of merCe,sponsoroqtheshow Donnell • encouiniged latest additions are the meeting Mar. 21, at I P.M.. will Aprfl. to distrIbute to needy Arrow tap out. The leaders had taxpayers to take ad"intage of com p lete p11115 or Month" theme with tables needed the new Saturday hours from g DeLan Senior High u the climate iswr Saturday, decorated to represent the 12 theyearrowiJ a.m.tulp.m. p, concert bond, DeLand ' P" seat WP no P" SM " 90~wo eorge Stuart's Specials This Week OVER 50 CLUB-AU Souls Ca tholic Chur ch -meet at 10:30 A.M. Tm_ T, I f / IRS District Director for Greg liougaux orange city; on1 to aourced from ILand, Joe Dane; John Giovannia; Bob Jay; Rank Daville; Russ Walls; Sam assistance and regular walk-in SprueIl Beall maciearequest, Dawson; Frank Umstead and taxpayer service will be Show are now pouring into the = . camp. Other leaders attending desiring to join should contact Ken Murphay, 242 Lake Mary . c. Jim Durland 560, D'Bary; Danny Johnson, Deleon . Springs; Terry lingo, Deitona N exproiectoftheclubwill Charles Short, Lake Helen; Luncheon MARCH 27 - COMING EVENTS - Seminole Advisory Council 2:30 p.m. - President's Conference Room - Seminole Junior G WP = APRIL 2-SANFORD SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-Sanford Civic Center-meet at noon--bag lunch-Cornelia Dlnsmore-Charm I // - 9;(0 Florida from Sanford included Bill The toll-free system became Deltona, Tyre, 34; Johnny King. 117 & Col. 1. B. Bradley of is forming a Bowling League in 103; V41 Morgan, 507; Chris operational on Jan. 2 and Will EIaea,545;QarenceFogg 501- Continue on a year-round basts. which service organiz,atio The tol lf ree number •or may participate, Those Ted Blue and Cleo Combs, ; residents be s Recreation auct and -' - Drltona. M. (Lucky) Eve is parade were M M M argaret Tern manager, and the DeBary d t ass. Next meeting Volun teer Fire Department will •Hbe hedAprllsaL7:3op.m. -- - lot lecture-2 hours. Toll-free Available - MARCH 27--GO11)EN YEARS FELLOWSHIP-meet Corn. munity United Methodist Church -Casse The rry -n n Travelogue-40 min. on Hawaii-Lunch by reservationoonly. C 0 I 'A WP EW l wp nvt ollege MARCH 27 - SST. PATRICK'S DAY DINNER DANCE - Much 14 - Altamonte Springs Civic Center - 5:30 p.m. - Tickets available through clubs or call 323-7090 Ticket dead4ine March 11 MARCH 2$- CENTRAl. SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-Qmrch of the Nativity-meet at 10.00 A.M. Drivers Ile. Renewal - - re . - MARCH 22--WINTER SPRINGS SENIOR CITIZEN CLUBmeet 10:30 A.M. Highlands Club House-475 Shepard Road. 11I li Craftsmen and artists in. Ierested in displaying wares at BYRENJAMINSIIORE Copley News Service IMU Saturday skills and contests and steel. string burning. log ligh ts, their campsites and started to AM -"W* to Mrs, Rum* mandatory garbage disposal the show should should make to be bought to Lake City V.A. the meeting was called for the service leash law f dogs, reservations immediately with Hospital April 6 the Re. pitch their tents. The club s taking pan in purpose of receiving first hand recreation facilities and bus Mrs. Rodriguez of 107 Pahnira habilitation Committee. The) , Scouts of Troop 550 DeLand lid. as display space is limited. include lap robes. ditty bags, "The Meals-On-Wheels" conwved the gasoline for their information on how Deltma senice. KeHy to have pa Pre red There will be a $2 charge for bibs. bed slippers and any other program in Dellona and family cars by cicycling to the re"ats can receisv the most Jackswvt]Je - "More than d " Per property each 12 X 12 foot space. services at the least cost. -ibis e:g'""' items needed by the bed and President Mel Boren is &Wng camp. owner of tax for such municipal 60,000 in the for volunteers to offer tivir Florida Taxpayers used Crafts will' include wheel chair 1315en means either c'ne Of three aervicea. Representatives of wea Internal Revenue Service's time and cars to this project. ng, ta regu l ar If hospi l. vi sculpture, m e thods," she said, pat ' Harvey Francisco, Scout. the fl Lb the count) and the interested, please ca 5,4 new toll4ree telephone ll stem Rev. project macr ame, decoupage, gnatpj of corporation, special taxing association pronounced the Troop 500 and for assistance during the first vings ct or just remai Wight Kirtley. pastor of the Tom Stewart of Troop d 89 distri ni ng as meeting productive and a step month, A J. O'Donnell, Jr. United Me thodist Church of represented Others, The "Mini" . - . ~,~ ,,. 1. , ar)-:6 - il ' Public library for the general Ralph Davis of Florida District weeke nd Spri ng Camp-O- Rev compass course, height DEBARY - Mrs. Kay public. 6. and several Di-ision 6 of. held at Tomuke Springs north of judging, knot tying. match Florence Rumptt association for president note - i A'I'TENDlNG FIRST board meeting of new Empire State Club officers in Deltona are (1 to r) Mrs. Albert Sieeter, financial secretary; Fred : - __ - -_ . - - , -- ^SiT 1 accumulate facts and figures on DELTOINA -- Volusia County incorporating the comm unity to The Saturday evening Manager Thomas KeHy &M be brought before the members Rodriguez, well known in area ficers and past officers. DeLand. The St. Johns District burning, distance judging, campfire was highlighted by County Council Chairman art circles. has been named The Auxiliary had donated Attending from Deltona were covers Northern Seminole observing, psicing, log hoist, the awards to Troop 545 for the % of the Open Crafts $75 to the National Auxiliary's Rfl County and West Vobusia, trj first aid, contests. cwt "Cancer Aid and Research" Iferman, Capt. The Scout troops began trai ng, scuss FA Evans, Dr. all Deflar~ Spring W,.ird of Dire( Festival Pro),'rain. given (in a 11 pff George C.-1 rpenter, Don Conrad arriving about 4:30 p.m. Friday wspects of the question. I evening. and the woods were ttkvtLng at the h0fue Of .MrsEarl Keller. Col. Dale Miller Among the Items brought up sc ______ 1. -'- 4 ' St. Johns Camp-O-Ree Success Volusia County Kiwanis Club six Enterprise held an inter-club meeting Elementary School on Loyalty March 6 at Sanford, with the Day, May I and to DeBary Sanford Kiwanis to honor Gov. A committee has been p0th Rumph to - ; k with Mrs. Julia Pass, Monday of each month in the DEI,TO,NA - The .%uthwest - -: -. by The club meets the third 300 flag etiquette booklets have ` - -- iu~ihar), Mrs. Alice Bvincrt, treasurer and Americanism - hairman, reported that a Feature S Deltono's Needs -,T_,t,--__: ---r,tit -- -_~---1`_,t~_~ __. --_.-- - Festival Mull maawliw; ------ Iwo - - of Illinois, now living In , , -)fficials 1. ' auxiliary president or Post Community Center at 6 p.m. Commander Nelson Goodreau. and invites all former residents (Ltor) Scoville , M M rs.ft Rumph , an dK K ell), • - iIl be sold at the door and Eggart and Mrs Jim OBrien i .. __ - _.- I - - - - . __ ,. ~_ . -_ __ - " ~~. -Z" - - - - - ndunit.Dmnerchairmanlrs. for the evening, were Mrs. ---" I _ - - Antoinette Joly says no tickets James Hutchinson, hits. MyTion %far. 26 To Ratify Drug Treaty - --- reservations should be made Thursday, Mar. 21, 1975B j tranquilizers, would contain ft Jr, which technically are not substances, and DEA officials unfortunate example o( the kind Iranyof the controls recently minLatratorof the U.S. Drug narcotics. are watching to see if the d double standard with whkh enacted by Congress for the Enforcement Administration Until 19'71, Aiierican drug remaining six categories of the drug abuse is often regarded," WASHINGTON-In Febr. domestic battle against drug U)EA), told Bayh's sub. manufacturers produced drug will replace them in Bands told Bayh's subuary, 1971, the United States abuse. committee: amphetamines with abandon. popularity with th e drug committee. t IVIF tTFFJFLD .- Mi nation Milllcnsofcapsulesafl(ltabfecs vuitwe ' benefit treaty to control International Iiayh, 1)-tad., chairman of the It is the kind of double MARCH 2G-SPECIAL were diverted into illegal Although aniphetarnines and University of Florida f ng inaictive bu(non Senate subcommittee on more from we terms of the channels and ended u oi barbiturates in various forms standard which views heroin RennaissanceE b'ic to perform in at the tat Presy. flrcoticg,andinJunet ha t Juvenile Delinquency which Convention on Psychotropic school Church-301 Oa playgrounds and have legitimate medical and addiction wi th horror, but Li venue-Sanford a, 7:30 p.m. year President Nixon sent the recently held hearings on Subslances than the United willi ng to overlook barbiturate wherever else youngsters scientific research M ARCH 21-SOUTH SEMINOlj SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB- treaty to Congress for legislation to permit the United Stat es. bought their kicks, their consumption by persons addiction or dependence on ratification. Women's Club-Overbrook [ive-assefl amphetamines as a dif ferent States to ratify the treaty, -1 m "In all categories of drug But the Controlled Sub. seeking chemical kicks ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB-Itarnonte If things go as expected, heroin users are outnumbered abuse, our nation is perhaps the sta nces Act of 1970, which went lead to addiction more difficult and less harmful sort of thing. Springs Civic Center-1O:30 am-St. Patrick's Party-hot Congress will ratify the treaty 17 to I by abusers of most seriously affected, and into effect in 1971, gave federal to break than Thi sanouldatednotion which covred dish later this year, ending three psychotropic drugs. this is no less t rue in the case of drug agencies the authority Yet despite the major federal should be unequivocally (i-IULUOTA SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-Community Fire HI11...4 years of Internal dispute and "These are not drugs illicitly the drugs which would be they long had sought to control crackdown on d eliberate rejected. p.m.-covered dish dinner. delay by the treaty's major grown in Turkey and refined in controlled under this treaty." production and export of ain~ domestic overproduction According to the DEA, a new of . signatory which needs it the France," Bayh said. "Nor are 11w United States is the phetamines. As a result, these drugs, the United Slates agency created to broaden the t. they drugs illicitly grown and world's greatest market for production has dropped 90 per continues to be flooded by them war on drug abuse, some 8 John's Village-Fern Park-Every Tues.This treaty dealing with refined in Asia s golden such imnd altering drugs-the cent twcaus4. there is even v-neune3day_Travelogue_73o_ lucrative million amphetamine tablets psychotropic substances, such triangle, but legitimately uppers, downers, LSD and The three most commonly market here. Thurs. 10:00 A.M. Happy Hour-i-everyone welcome-Monday as believed made in Mexico were LSD, amphetamines, bar. produced products, which when other hallucinogens, and many abused barbiturates recently e Up-reading . P.M. "Lack of international seized at the border by U.S. biturates and various abused often resiiltintragedy." other varieties of su bstances were classified as con tr o lled controls is merely another agents in 1971. MARCH 21 - CHULUOTA SEN. CITY CLUB - Meeting at Community Fire flail - 7th Street auluota - 6p.m. - Pot luck !(i 1t0rA ,"dM=1, ,= i='i&QQ= • - Ready ! Seniors . members of the local VFW post me and prizes, awarded. Hostesses - Congress - 'i . DEBAI'2 'ctcran F'oreigh Wars Auxiiiary Jim O'Brien, past president D will ram rnander Roland Baillargeon and a In' and District Auxiliary y 10, during Senior Citizens President Reah Davisatat a Mar. 30 at 7 p.m. Week there. The club also plans in the DeHary Volunteer Fire, trips to other interesting places in Cen tral Florida, men's Recreation Hall. Following the dinner and Both guests of honor are eting, games were played - * __ The Sanford Herald . . . . -_-.1 ...I "___- 1 ek I , - - t:_11r_ 4Seminole `_. i I -41.:_ - HonorChief BYFANNETrEEDWAR[)S Herald Correspowient - - I A.it. 1 I - _= . - . - . . prp ow. EWW P" _ 1*111 pow "0' ii O4s,i4. tns.cpcs $437700 _______________________________________________________ s- - I I. - - .. - __ - __ __ - - - . . - _. ____ __ - . I __ ____ - - - - -_ I __ . . __ . - I . - - - - - - I - - - - - - =.A �" _- - - ------ 6B—The Sanford Herald Flower S how Rules Earphones Will Shut For Music In. Neighbor Out 'Beauties gets irritated tien this knocking goes on while she's trying to listen to the TV. We asked the lady downstairs to please quit harassing us in this manner. Her only answer was: "Don't talk to me about it. For years I have listened to you waiting on ray head!" Do you think a complaint to the landlord-or the police -would be in order' N. Y. POST READER EI-,H READER: ThLs a matter for the landlord-not the pollee. But since listening to the radio and TV Is your greatest pleasure, why not consider getting earphone attachmints for them? Apparently, the sound Is more disturb. log than you realize, DeBary' In _-w U-1 DEAR ABBY: I woman, 36 years old, 5 foot 9 and 260 pounds. I have three beautiful daughters from my first man-loge and a 16-month-old son from my present marriage. My husband is a very handsome 26-year-old man Who says he loves me just the way I am My problem Is that I can't love myself the way n. have always had a weight problem. I kre my husband very much and don't want to 110 w hi-jM the weigfiL Can you tell me something about the operation where they remove part of your stomach to lose weight' I am serious about this and have heard it can be done. SERIOUS DEAR SERIOUS: Ask your doctor and let him make sack a reeommeadasioa-U he will. But remember. unless see removes the CAUSE. It will do no good I. treat h am a , i i DEAR ABBY: My 33-year-old 100 is an attractIve, sueOm"professional man who always has a girl on the string. He will date her exclusively for months, wining and dining her AM giving her a big rush. He even ingratiates himself with her parents. And just when everyone expects Mm to slip ring on her finger be deddon *be it girl for Pr The girl ends up with a broken heart, and m son the a - Ci I can we It 11aPpening again. and I am taTibly upset. What Is wrong with a man who tbehaves thia way? - THEE SEMINAR DELTONA- Garden Club members attended a tree semi nar in city hail of Ormond Beach on March 13. Mrs. Ewald Korth, president and also one of the sponsors as tree chairman of the sixth District of the F lorida Federation of Garden Clubs, was one of the seminar spansms Other sponsors included the (,'UunCij of Garden Clubs, Halifax District, and Ormond beautification lon board. Speakers included T. H. Townsend, Volusla County exinsion director who substltuted for Larry Loadholtz, and H. L. Elkum, county forester, Florida Division of Forestry. A panel discussion foliowed by Townsend, Elkuin, Richard Truit and William Swisher, director of Ormond Beach t.. . im betwee. yew a.. sad the girl. II he only dates her - .-. yD CARROLL RIGHTER'S - HO fromtho Carroll Rwer Institute Country Club. celebration began in 1234 as a L4 . Central Florida will be on sale navy kerchiefs with print etched in white next to Cowan's in downtown LEO (July22 to Aug 21) Attend to those duties k's Ilace. blue bandannas fused w' tt.1i1e i, L • L len gt da nce dress is by Les Wilk of Dallas and has skirt blocked into quilted effect wi th black velvet ribbon. Blocks are centered with handembroidered organza flowers. I- ' VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A Partner may not be in the mood to do what you want so get buy with other matters and ac. canpUsh a great deal. Be sure to keep promises. LIBRA (Sept.23 to Oct. 22) Get busy at the work ahead oJ )vtL do-.s not work out as you want; it will resolve Itself nlrclv If 1011 ,..,taies \_ - ', - presents (heck to Willie Dixon, president of SCARC,while June War-' ner. City Council vice president looks on. Birlh Annotinceinew ,_.. -, .- _, Men's Formul W"r . E O ~L . - - , . , - ,, ' McIntosh H F. Coo 'r Evelyn hiritto, M.ars Lou Griffin, Ann ninth laine urn Ilannar, tarol>n I.. / ' T v ii41 E -. (H e a l d - Photo 8 and Clair, IjIlle Ccriia Farmer) SoderWorn the Misses Charinaine Ilannar, Rhor)(Id ...Sirs. St. Clair, Airs. Tarbutton, Mrs. Wade Britton and Evawn flannar. __________________________________________________________________________________ PUOT HONORED AT TEA ' a ii . ' ' - , . - . - - Perkins Men's Wear 204 E . First St . Ph. 322-1111 , ' 1 , ' '-r' Air — MISCELLANEOUS BRIDAL. SHOWER ,1 Ito r) Mrs. Sammett, Miss Sammett, Mrs. Mack, Mrs. White 1 Parties Fete M*ss Sammet II) F lilt \l( 11015 Herald Correspondent Al.TAMONTE SPRINGS A nuscellaneous bridal shower - dtpii tong th e shower theme, Sisters (idmnnna La mbda \lafth 9 at a bridal luncheon at tiecorated the living and dining Chapter of Beta Sigma Pill, at Maison & Jardin Restaurant area the home of Mrs. Walt honoring Eileen Samznet. Refreshments of assorted Yastremski. The luncheon menu consisted was held for Miss Eileen S1. sandwiches, celery stalks, cake Coffee and cake were served. of avacado mold, fresh green Sarnirnnet, bride-elect of W. and fruit punch were served. The chapter presented the salad, ham souffle wi th green ' • Mrs. Jack King was hostess B. Sammet, mother of the bride; Mrs. Percy White, grandmother of the bride; Mrs. Willie C. Mack Jr.. mother of the "room; Julia White, Women's Buyng And i Power MayEase ' oney Crunch ( . I bridesmaid; and Barbara mm mald-of.tnonor 110future NEW YORK - (NEA) - home' There's nothing new or unusual about that. But today ' ' - / S . ' - ' -' 1 J.,_..Iu•.; _, nitins.hr money where her 10, 20 at 1 1111 04trbeeddury X-11 Reducing P1-in. and start yaw filute lil.mm ng lod#y, YOW Mlit bit 100% debighltd %Ah resunii frcxn your f"ll Willie Of M~1`4f rff~ndtd alffy-rio quitit-OAS soed '• OR MONEY BACK Attention, please' least five' days before Tell us your story. We -orne your news! desired publication date. Engagement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by a black and vAlute glossy studio hoto at Requests for women's Aews and photo coverage f parties, clubs, etc.) should be made at least a week in advance. •' ' " 1100 French Avenue Easy terms 322.7953 buy their own home each put a tiundred dollars into The com- mortgage money now. pany wor ks ' lenders such - "Conceivably, women NATURALIZERe F'- -, '' -, • // '•, fl \. A ,/'\ ,\ ' '' '- 'us ' "N ONLY - .' ' T'1" I Western Wear ttt 7 - Ca s u a I ,flA 7 ", - - STERCHI FURNITURE ety *, Got wise and not penny. revived. Forming the ensemble are (I to r) Donna Petr e and Patricia Meredith, alto recorders. Susan flay, bass recorder: and Ronda Gryder, soprano recorder. tw I meals ! Lur. Too sit "Tilial-awolTliff il fail to in tam fvm- with the 11(ills; A" X-I I Redocial Pug. Its 0 assw CID 01 itivilsotall Will V" low Ili t, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED mortgage loans. "Women have discovered IHff.i11 Photo by SiC) TIdz,,sasig fill ThCM.l PUN pdtX.lIlatl.,n t0&fJl dificifectis Iiiiis IlLpInfat Isto fartfill wk-it of high-ratio conventional ateu, inuepefluent,ound- c. IMIC is a leading organiza- count there would be one mortgage bffliondoHarson available lli"I 11 Al. (1!" .ILI)ILl AL 1? 1-* (:()/?/)/"`/?.S SEMINOLE JUNIOR College Recorder Ensemble performed at the Civic Center when Sanford Pilot Club entertained Seminole High School Anchor Club at a dinncr, The educational musical program was arranged by Dorothy Morrison who explained the musical instruments from the medieval period are now being OVER - WITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY! With the X-11 Reducing Plan on 111tis rov 8 sar. #1 44 to Itt nd 0 ~ Your home 4 NOW... REMOVE POUNDS AND INCHES FROM THIGHS, NECK, LEGS, WAIST - ALL - - Could he he's right. iitl Jackan W. (,us. presi- their neighborhood savings relies entirely on her hus' dent of Investors Mortgage and loan associations as the band to provide her with her Insurance Company of best place' to begin," Gos ad' horn.' "And she is very often tied "II the estimated tengetting it all bY herself hbY million families who want to loan I& - p and commercial banks, by in- crunch, he said. suring the top 20-25 per cent Boston. / / woman is doing fli;)rydfl,fler , ting it. p ' LOOK AROUND as savings and loan associ- could single-handedly ease E% ery woman wants lier own ations. mutual savings banks the mortgage money A - - (Hifald P(101I By Elda H.CPaoIi) i - • ' Wedding bells and umbrellas was given by her Sorority I facility should write care of I 0O. Ho 923 Longwood, Fla . Pa - Clark Mack III, at the home of The hostess gift was a set of honoree with a basket filled beans, almond ice-cream and Mrs. E. J. Mack March 16. baking dishes and utensils. with kitchen utensils, cherry cheesecake. Pink and white carnations Approximately 50 guests Attending were Di na Futrell, A complete dinner set of we're used as the table cen- we're invited. Arm Hansen, Fran Hoffon, Jane china in the honoree's chosen KITtJIEN SHOW K terpiece, accented with a pink Carpenter, Ercell Gray, Evelyn pattern was the hostess gift. and white cake and a white, A surprise kitchen shower for Byrd and Judy Webb. pink and blue umbrella, bride-elect 'Eileen M. Sammet BRIDESMAIDS LUNCHEON Attending were Mrs. Charles -. Seminole County operating the park. Soon after May nweting lie park is expected to open on a daily buis from 9 a.m. to to p.m. Refri germ t Ion and othe ili le those persons visiting the pa rkto. The Federation of Women's Clubs Board of Trustees is looking for a retired couple interested In serving as caretakers of the park. Part of the retainer would be a free home tralier within the park Anyone wishing more in. t i • owned by the clubs. The ii .iecting will take the of ii picnic and work session. ' Members will have the opportunity to help in clean-up operati o ns and to discuss - - Jaihnson, Ciruli ,ril liruitla Johnson (.cncd inil Mrs ClarenceJones,Titusvnlle anion! friends invited tot all !trnng the appointed hours of 2 5 pin, were Mines Boyd (k'nian, Mary A. hIlls, E.C. harper Jr., Herb Stenstrorn, lb'it>'Skates, Barbara Ilick.son, I 1utI Swain, Paulette White i Faye Clause. :l!, Mines, W. C. Clause, Flora Varnes Randall Priest. •1 RENTALS Club. Super ,, ' - -Y decorated pencil and history of Doctor's Day will be placed on each patient's tray at Seminole. the park or. the WCkI%a River VIREE GRA.V) I-'()/? BEI'ABDED XILIMEN BETA SIGAIA Phi's annual king contest. a highlight of the February Valentine Charity Ball, netted more than $2,700 for Seminole County Association for Retarded Children. Sponsored by BSP City Council, all chapters of the sorority contributed to make a grand total of $3,000 to ILr,,II,r L.IIUU Federation of Women's Clubs will hold a meeting May fl at a 7 I,j .itl> t V this tradition a carnation. A. WI 1 -. Workshop ' A '-. The red carnation. a symbol onien s iU s P1" P;i 1'-'Iz'-' cnic — Herald Photo By Bill Vincent) things ahead. Try to cheer t mate. $ J h W we - ' k cluttering up your life arid clear the slate for bigger and be tter . beading by David Sebastian Fort Worth to ., ' - pint which grows readily in traveled the gamut from the short petal skirt in donations by members and the Public to cover the cost of - - All varieties of the popular dedication ceremonies. Lengths and moods ' the part), area, Ito) . national d 4 Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tending the Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Airport y•:y .• - - Out-of town guests were \lr' L. Johnson. of Mini',, tnottwrof the honor guet %Ir' - octors Ixora Garden Club is span. Woman a Club, Sanford Junior sormg a benefit azalea sale Woman's Club and J un ior Miss Group of Dallas for wives or dignitaries a ' t UP wbateveir hu been W1 iflComplete. Accept early delays aind obstacles appearing in Us PAth Of YOW desim. You have the timile now to perfect Your *0Wild nuke them workable. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You are able to help those who are but they are busy now. KMw what your personal desires are. more time on yotr bobby. GEMINI (May 21 to June 211 YOU have much work to do of a qxc9led nature so dw't get involved in anythiq tMt could in. Were. Plan future wisely. MOON CHILDREN(June 22 to July 21) Everything seems to be moving dowly because W the PiDsiti= Of LI* planets. Take it official nod beautiful spot In the proceeds will benefit CIP, a - TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May 20) You want to be with good friends The naking the Sanford area the chairman of the sale, net . . plans , Memorial Hospital. Red SI nation fIOfil arrang ta will Is just around the Sanford a nd bi Sa be featured In the emergency 'orner and the time to ford m and hospital lobby. reautficatlon Is According to Mrs WilliamWith e a imed toward Ha and Jim doG hi -. : in a difficult position. Talk with associates and make long-range ' ' discovered ether as an anaesthesia In 1542. Azalea Sale Ti Aid CIP '-" - 1. A Hawaiian combo featuring tribute to Dr. Crawford Long Polynesian dancers will who made history in the the Festivities, xora Garden -I 074 onor o husbands at a dinner Friday with the cocktail hour beginn in, t p in at Mayfair Thee , i i ary Women's Auxiliary to Seminole County Medical BANDANNA EVENINGWEAR starred in a Texa I h'o d d b' th F h' Augustus Williams Jr., director of District VI, FY.G.C; Mrs. sid Gray, assistant director: The horticulture class of Daytona Beach Junior College; the city manager of Beach a nd a large group of horticult ur e en thusiasts, • of courage, was adopted as the official flower. In keeping with - - Fb,rida room. ' I the Civic Improvement Project, program sponsored by Sanford Others attending were Mru. - i1oir Society will honor their provide entertainment during medical field when he% - FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, MARCH f1L, e William Otley, Mrs. Howard I*b Prembn of marriage and Uwa drop W. be's a beet. -,pRj \ (, J l V ux l tm nt Recreation. she has take* ton mach los' gnated. But It he leadi her on Heather Circle, and Mrs. KoeTh. r (Herald Photo By :harlii lo.j-11 A . -- mints. Tea, coffee and a variety . - - (if sweet sandwiches t re also from ;I table in Ili- ' . OIL bovi I. was servea with assorted open-faced sandwiches, datenit bread. petit fours, nuts and 4 -- ' -• Venter arrangement of yellow daisies in it large antique (rNslal container. Cranberry . . : - - --• ftc refreshment table held a : - flowers adorned - ON EXHIBIT at DeBary Hall are arrangements made by Ikebana enthusiasts at the Ikebana Springtime Show. Four Japanese (Jotter ge , arranging schools entered arrangements in Ikeno o c io and (,.hdrr \lr' Lucille Davis advisor to I)eLind Chapter \o l.'i, Ikebana International, shows her entry, Springtime and Youth", depicting a little girl playing with a lost kitten as she gath ers a basket of flowers, to Mrs. Earline Halbert, chapter president. - Attending were Mrs. Whit. man Ilopton of Gardenia , .iu •' 11 1 ha \ . C , : 1St. ili, . Visit Friends, Relatives sn AQ ---- . wish up willi a brohn beast Wr4ons wO Arma Kosteal of Ds.'t be distressed, lie's better .11 than the mu who marr aid bass couple if childiwe aid THEN derides gm is am or - • . . . jdaY.Mar. 21.l9l7B •• Mrs. 0. P. Wade was hostess visiting Mrs. Wade and other liachacl and her husband. The honoree greeted her at her Elder Springs home for relatives and friends in the Lloyd, are bo th licensed pilots gueth %earing a t%D-piCet' L. recerk It'd honoring tier niece, ars.a. Assisting as floating and , site carrie to Sanford in the dress w ith black bodic'.', Mrs L. 1. larbutton of N orfolk, hostesses we're another niece, family plant'. Her husband is multicolored skirt, tiratching Va . Mr Ronald ilAnda Clair of president (If "ml cold at I ClOt) I. I' tt i a qudrtt'' . '1 of ) Air aIr. - arid Mrs ltoljert Beaves '...iiii..t,• Is Liuii mrf' tsarml other r ( - DEAR DISTRESSED: Tkal all depeada om wbat gm Mri LeRoy Kietzsien, Mrs. t' - Sanfordite Flies Family Plane ere To to .." par 114 ----=-- The Sanford Herald H A. 2$, ..-. is 1 =---- -: - a booklet, Sam-" stillill lit. Abigail Via Bar,. Orly unit cai. , Ex between 4 and 6p.m. on March "Springtime" and "Easter and all other entries, in Bonnet," open to all Garden place by 10 a.m. on Friday Club members only. Designs DeBARY The I74 Garden moniing. must be original and must be Club Standard Flower Show, Native plants on the Florida passed by the classlffrallon "Beauties i n 9eRarv" it t'n,l,'r%',.tinn l ies.. . scheduled March 29. !?om ito S displa yed with btankal and Exhibitur will be permitted to p.m. in the Comm unity Center common names. use background material if on Shell Road, Property should be marked desired The show is open to all with exhibitor's name (conamateur gardeners. eraled). All entries must be Section 'Ii" is Modern CO-Chairmen are Mrs. Alvin passed by the classification Beauties, with classes 4. 5 and 6 C. Becker and Mrs. Donald tiimtiutttee before entry, untitled, "Birds in Flight," Middleton, Division I. Decision of Judges will be final, Dancing Lady" and 'Garden The following rules are ap. Artificial flowers, plants, Fantasy." plicable: only amateur gar- fruit or foliage are not allowed. R i bbons and awards will be deners may enter the hoe. In Division II, Artistic given for excellence, merit, ticulture contest Plants in Designs the three classes are 5WeCpStakcs, creativity and tn. containers must be entered 'M, Valentine." ('0101'. Jrru-u'.ru-t.n,u,nr Herald Correspondent DEAR ABBY: We are an elderly couple living in threetiom apartment on the second floor. Our grttt*t pleasure is listening to the radio and TV. My wife especially enjoys the Saturday afternoon Metropolitan Opera broadcasts. Our problem Is the tenant directly below us. When we have our radio or TV on, she starts knocking On ht ceiling with a broom handle as a signal for us to turn down the sound She knows my wife is hard of hearing because she a hearing aid, and we try to keep the sound down because we don't want trouble with the nelghbori. My wife NA the = d Liste By FANNmDwARDS By ABIGAIL VAN &JREN 41 ,s w am" yn'a. V. a hut. i. Promises - Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 Dear Abby Bub" ---= are arriving daily. Soft, pastel and white dresses in many varied syles and fabrics. Top your favorite off with a hat! \\ THE / �* i. - - . 8B'—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 Legal Notice POLLY'S POINTERS Propaganda Reader Tells - TV Highlights Time Previews FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TATE OF FLORIDA I B POLL's' CRAMER POLLY'SPROBLEM "The 8.9 CBS THE WALTONS JJfl 8.8:30 ABC CHOPPER ONE where lire threatens priceless inoffensive cx. aged, helpless, handicapped Journey" t RERUN) A "adly Carrier" H - GEORGE W. CRANE nvict looking for get.rich- people. Caine is an old friend A typhoid art and the life of lnspec Ph. D., LD. Is Joim- fever epidemic threatens the Barkham. Ryerson arid his quick schemes. Barry Bostwick who (.Ofl5 to help the blind Boy's reward for helping out an town, unl the Chopper crew crew are unaware at tt i has the caan role in this pilot CASE Z-582: Louis K., aged old lady. 'The woman inviegles can locate an illegal alien the Inspector beat them to the and Patti Deutsch Is the fast. 28, teaches Elf iciency him to take her on one last visit believed to t,c the canler. lie's scene and Is trapped in the talking woman who teams with Engineering, to the place whete she and her BINGO a Panamanian sailor who museum. him tSally Kellerman played "Dr. Crane," he began, husband were married 55 years jumped ship. Penny Fuller FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. "Pfl11 tfrImfl! '''P '"n .ii cts TUE ciis muli. the role in the mIll). guest.stars as a Public ;buZ ....e a1.i.' another. Health SDAY NIGHT MOVIES Service doctor who has a "Sidekicks" All Souls Church "Though there is somettmes and "Slither" The problem getting along with a grain of truth in their claims, networktriesouta pair of pIlots Legal Notice 9th & Oak 940 ABC KUNG FU "The t)on, the Chopper pilot, because on the much of this 'crisis — audience tonight, both in Nature of Evil" John — he's not ready to accept her CITY OF opan' is nlarky. DEAR POl,l.Y—Ourbed ht4'øre 4 yitharqyon t'wlt'..t !!%r!v. My ! etallytaid his wet hair igaint it which left a dull smeary look. Is there anything that can be done to restore the original look of this velvet' -M.P.R. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA NoHc..f Publec HearIng TO WHOM IT MDY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by • Plnng Of the City of AIIante Springs, Florida, ntention for next season as Carradlne, father of series star professional status—male series. "Sidekick"bringsrry David Carradine, makes a chauvinist that he IS. Hagman back, partnered with special appearance with his Lou (;osselt a spinoff son. The elder Carradine plays character from "Skin Game" a blind man searching for a movie I. It's Western comedy, jciou.s character who preys on 8:30.9 ABC FIREHOUSE "A black and white relationship set _____ Gilt sa.d Plhnning Board will hold pvbOc hear.ng to conser thp for Grwnper" After cx- in pre.Civil War times. gea Of changinja the toning tinguishing a trailer fire, the "Slither" is an extension c'assIt,caln from Planned Unit of the Development, "PUD" to Gen.ri firefighters race to a II1US1L1IT) movie which starred James Offic, (I). "041," the property balance the load. Take from washer and put in dryer and let justification" tumble until warm and supple. Then remove, put directly on the .*- - --• -. ----.. . carry away 4 to 6 ounces of S.ngt. () Split Second Film 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squ. es (4) Love Of Life (5) Brady Bunch (44) 11:53 (4) ______ , ssage '''" across slaf IZElIzpsoudal 13 Mawu!use appeilatton I Put u a stake" 17 L)roop t$Coine,, Z3Bamer in a men .4 2Sf isely dance 30 Asi TiDounwaypart 44Ii ,di'r' .ic SC Mosni spiii $istJ't,es r . llCotsfl, [ I) I itlrtgIe I iT' —i— - — d- - __ _______ ______ _________ railways pi ________ icoll SOMwrai La r - i — — narneof THE SHIRT STOP, and that we intend to register said name with the CIers of the Circuit Covet, S.eminoI County, Florida n a cc.'dancr fc of Ihe F,(tit,Otj Name Statutes, To Wit: Section SOSO Florida Statutes tssi S William P Burrer Dean C Buer,r PUbliSh, Feb 71. M4rcPi 7 II 31 ' 1471 tf 100 —f— - — - - — —± ,,,4, - —,-- - ____ ______ J L..... ____________ ']II I jill "iI ' UMINOLECOUNTY BOARD OFAOJUSTMENT Nstica.4 Public Hearing a - ' ______________________________ IT - - 0 - - J ' - ,,1_ — I — — — Crriarn $ImrK'anwiW I — — 0 Grady 53 Brazilian wallaba 54 Apparitions — - V Parch plain rIh1c ttungs 47 Grty, 3! Hat materIal - 4 45 l4Foundal,on E1ci4matM 2 B*a lit?, Maitland, 377i1, Seminofq "' II ('th rton4of is Asce I itst Cost7, FlOida under- the ticttliOijs '('0mb form 75 Free ruters of 34 Itnquite 14 4i6J SCeIlars IQCuIi.itre 32 Shrivel up 'j -s fJ flCirrumferenee 33 Adders S2Dgmnest,c 24IIawaat OStableman USegmenloftbe SSFootrd vase muiMushes 240naçrr FICTITIOUS NAME gru mreenglgeitins,n,tsat p NOIICF '5 hete an 20Rw fl'itiarnle ega1 - Al lilt ' A'T I 'AtJ f T 5I'uI aeon i97'entcks 21 StoucLain SwuLrIaad .,. i ii ruo,.j " II Turhth title . •._ c•", wtseel 6çtw"i hdrit arte lCo'-r 3)O13O,l.IS , '1t properly is descri tollows. ArnodIsa -,scream! p. _ _ 12:00 (2) News (4) Young And (5) Password STELLA Restless (44) VarIety News 12:30 (2) Baffle (4) Search For McDOWALL $TEWtr4$. ec Pa-i: ' THRU SATUN DAY L.i _________________ (') Let's Make A ñRSTAAS)IP __________________ 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives (4) The Guiding 2:30 (2) )ffl5 Game The Edge Of RED BYAT Night GIrl in My Lit. __________ ________ (41) Patty Duke 300 (2) Another World 'rh. Price Is ilurn r'ar - Right i"1 '' General Hospital (4) New Zoo Revue lit rU, iJ,... '0 aurvlve 'v, . I" (44) BuIlwlnIl 1:00(3) (4) Mar-v Griffin (s) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (41) GiiIIgan's Island '4:30 (3) Bonanza (5) Movie (44) PettIcoat Junction Neighborhoocj (44) Green Acres 3:13 (13) Women's News With Helen SCHEDULE A 4 thence I beginning, being in Section H Township 70 South. Range 30 Last And that portion of Stats' Highway No 13 lying between the atorrta'd described parcel and City L,muts of ?Pi (Ilu, Of Sanford 5.sd property 5 il I presertl, zoned I *( Ostnuct d 'nir p 6:00 (2) News W News P C') News 4f f v e J!D CHICKE &Dtl, f Frenchflj9447 44 N All parties ri .n!i'rrSf .ua',i C ID5 shall have an oppOrt'jn.t tO heard at said hearing fly order of the City Commssion of the City of Sanford. Florida IhiS I (1110 (HI(IIN 7Stts d5r of Fetruary 1971 ii N tartar,,. Jr City Clerk Of tt'e City of Sanford, lord' 4 Publish March?. 14, 21. 751 April 1171 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ,CIV ACTION NO 74311 A PUbI:sPI: March 7!, DE 7108 1474 . -' the assignment of a .57 a Petition fr DSIiOtuti0i of . l. ______ —i-i FICTITIOUS NAME UøT ICE s hrrfr, oven that I am engaged fl bu%inc at Oviedo Florida, Seminole County, Florida _________________________________ 'VC1'IrT CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS .0 name wurn Tnt I PL.N TO ETHEL BRICXLEY 0 \ZS HE NOTED USE HIM WREN tUE \ FOR HIS FALL.. FAR El1IND ) HOME-RUN iN AN EARLY POIUERI County. FlorIda in accordance with the provisions of the Fi(t,t,ous Name Statutuet, To Wit Section Respondent. by Lorry ______________________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court, Serninair US 09 F torida Statutes 1957 5i0 William T 61111)5 Publish March 7. II, 21, 2$. 1971 7' N0...FOR HiS (RAINMAKING Lew I INNING ........ _________ _____________ S BUGS BUNNY by Heimdohl & Stof (ci Q3' / ) çJ'E cuTE) ',IHAT ,iAS THAT CiCERO: . ALL ABc2JT? -- I 'ft\ _,,t ,%AsAGE .J E'r ti YOF I LEAGUE TEAM \\ 'r PLAY .ME C / . I I a I ME... '' .. 'c1 . . '' , / -- '' "• tt•., 1 __________________________________________________ . - -- CAPTAIN EASY By: Walton beret, PubliSh March 71, 14h4 0(2 95 franichisedn,tlonal retail deatersisip onthefoltowlngdescribeetoqoperty. Lot 3. Beason Subdvusiøn less East 100 feet ther-'oti n Section 33 iTt 5) Further 0u'sr.beu CS iO(atec3 0' Highway 1792 South of F lorcia by Cronki & lean,a •.i'0' i\ 1 flHlIHI l4'.-..\lJ" I ILIUQO" i'M us irt-.' CAREP fI'. Off:... Ih4It.Jk WHAT BEE'J / L04T 71't3li4, SSJyf SPT TO"Tr' TO C'ENCE: / TWlsJh(,PJ& I ___—f o wt-r' I EE"J aEr \ ____________ ________ "' ;i(E %'AyØf * ;r ir-s. S —T--, FRANK AND ERNEST by Sob Th.v.s _______ ç...AND ANOTHER ADVANTAGE--'S1 OURS IS JUSr A LITTLE, FLY-SYNIGHT OUTFIT WITHOUT ENOU&H FUNDS TO HIRE. £xPENIVE I.AwYgs jv 10 DEFEAT YouR ) _____ FRANK & ERNIE __ INSURANCE ______ _____ I$ T f111lS$ the County Commission Chambers Board of Adjustment will conduct a of the Courttuc'use, Sanford. Flcr,cte. of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, Publichearingtoconslder approving on April 13. 1971, at 7 00 pm . or .n on April IS. 1971, all 00 P M .or as a Special Eception in a C 7 Com 500'S thereafter as possible soon thereafter as possible. rneqclal Zone to allow an enclosfd Seminole County Board Seminole County Board motorcycle repair and assembly of Adjustment of iSiUt1t mechanical garage in the rear of a By: Walton Torre's. Chairman "),P l',ll.'iT 'C $ , .. tmsal r , WINTHROP Chairman DEl 101 CovoHi by DKk _____________ Publish March 2). 1971 CEEPV-CRAWL lEG NEVER KNC,'I WHEN 'TQ QuiT. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF ADJUSTMENT Avenue Notice Of Public Hearing Notice of Public Ifearin, This publiC hearing will be held in PdOti( 5 hereby Owe.i ThAt tirt Notice 1% hereby given that the the County Commission Chambers Board of Adjustment *11 Conduct a Board of Adjustment will conduct a of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, publiChearingtoconsder approv.r,o public hearing locons'der approving on April 15, 1471. at 700 P M or as a side yard setback variance from , a Pear Yard Variance in an R IA 73' to 10' in an a 1AA Residentiat soon thereafter as possible Residential Zone trom 30' tO 23' Ort Zone on Ihe tollo'*'no descrbed Seminole County Board thC following described property of Adiu*tment propertyLot 77. Laurefwood Subdiv,sion. in Lots 3) and fl. Stock 6. Saniarscto By' Walton Tonres. Section 19 71 30, as recorded in, PB Chairman Springs Tract No IS. Second Repiat, 11. Page II. P,abl'c Records Of according to the plat thereof as PubliSh March 71. 1474 Seminole County, Florida Further DEZ 100 recorded In Plat Book 9, Page 7, Of described as located on Driftwood the Publ*c records of Seminole Drive County. Florida Further described SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD This public hearing witI tie held itt as loat on Beach Avenue OF ADJUSTMENT flap County Commiston Chambers Thi5 public hearing will be held 'r Notice of PvbIlC Hearing of flue' Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, Notice i% hereby that thc tIe County Conamissuon Chambers 'i- April iS. 1971. at 1 00 PM ,or as Board of adjustment will conduct a of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, uocm thereafter as possible public hearing toconusider approving on April IS. 1974. at 7 CE P m., or as Seminole County Board a Special [iception in an A I SOon thereafter as poSs'bte of Adjustment Agriculture Zcnc for electrcal Seminole County Board fly Walton Toeres. of Adjustment substation on the following Chairman described property. By Walton Tome-s. Pblth March 7). 1974 TI, E',of tire Ni 4 of the 111(4, Chairman DEZ 96 less the South 33 feel. Section 75, Publish Marcia 21. 1974 TownShip 21 South. Range 31 East, DEZ lOS LJ 8LON DIE ____________________________ ,—.J"" 6G',uOOO 1i iT'S"fl.IE ME11.JFOM'THE UPi4O_STEECS ,.a , 'Ty'4 S0A ')l Chic Young ( t'400RAY.. IT'S BACK I SEEMS UKE WE1IJ1 ) 31 H-c' rroa,/u.j,' r-'1 1 —',,--I _--';;u' (- Seminole County, Florida further described as lyno West of SR 570 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD and North of Beasley Road OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of PubliC Hearing this public hearing *11 be held in Notice 01 Publec Hearing Notice 5 hereby given that the Notice is hereby Q" that the lSc'ard of Ad,u%tment will conduct a the County Commission Chambers pvbIuC tearing tocoert'der approving on AprilCourthouse, IS. 1971. Sanford. Florida, Board of Adjustment will conduct a a iot Size Variance in an A I soon thereafter at iCC pm , or as public hearing toconsidem approvi.'sQ as possible a Special tiception it an A I Agrlcutture Zone on the follO*ir'Q Agriculture lotte to park a trauler can Senairrole County Board described properly of Adiuttmerit tht following deScribed prop.rty Liii 13. BlOck . Proposed Plat fly Walton Torres. Lois Si and 92. Sanford Celery Cirula Vista in Section 777137. oft Chairman Della, in Section 10303), on Ken Snow Queer' Drive PbIiSh March 71, 974 lucky Avenue. It's public hearing *11 be held ifl DEl ill Thu public hearing will be held in the Connty CommisSion Chambers the County Commission Chambers Of tNt' Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. of the Courthouse. S,,rafo,d. Ulor,d,, SEMINOLE COUNTY 3OARD ii' April II 1971, at, tO P M or as no A,ril tS, 1971, ,s' 1 00 P M , cr ,i', OF ADJUSTMENT Scion ttsere,altec as possibie Soon thereafter as possible Notice of Public Hearing lam,nole County Board Notice is hereby given that Due Seminole County Doard COULD\IE WAITED) UNTIL.WE SET r' BOY! -4,- II. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT i. k' - ,- BEETLE BAILEY AMOS.' 's3LJ TORE ANOii1ER 7' 2re FOR 'Ti.4E LA6T TiME, TAI,:E 'rk4oE 51'AR5 OF '7'OUR '-"- ' of Adjustment A, Walton Tntrei. Chairmen Board of Adjustment Will cvictuct a publjcheanlnqtocpo,lder *pproving of Adjustment fly Walton Toerr-t, a Special E*ceptlon to place a Chairman Publish Marcta 7). 1471 Mobile Ho,e in an A I Agricullure Publish March 71. 1974 '.'atrage has been filed aga.nst you E29 Zone Of' the totlowng described 0(2 104 OQ arc required ti'S serve a (0(1w — pncperty .r air tti'n defCnSes. 1 any, to 'I SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD a JOt-Ill E JONES, Of CARROLL I Tire East 100 ted of the East halt OF ADJUSTMENT SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ofthe'West half of Lots I? and IS Van ft JirId( 5, P A Attorneys toe Notice of Public Hearing OF ADJUSTMENT Arsdal, Osborne Urokeraqe Corn L. ii sbar'd wi'osm' address s 11 II hereby given that the patty's Addition to Black Hammock, Nolcs' Notice of Public Hearing - tigIway 17 92. Cait,iberrv. I lor'da Notice i hereby liiven Due' 12707. arid file an original *ith the Rai'dof Adu'rnt,t tvill condvcta and beginning at the SE corner ot p.juis 'V .ap'uv"'"a me west 'tOt Lot I? of Van Arsdale rQe'u or oIustmiva' wi' conauct a clerk of the above ttylCd court on or before April 17th, 1171. ottaerw'Se a a SpecIal Ecception in an A I Osborne Brokerage Company's Public hearirsqtoconsid,r a Lot Width Variance en an A I Iudgmertt may e entered against Agriculture Zone to park a lrauler on Add,tlon to Black Hammock, ac Agrlcultur Zone on the IOlIO*ing cording to piat lh,r,uof recorded in yoU br the relief demaOded in Ihe the f011owing described property The North 600 feet of the South (33 Plat Book I, Page 31. public records desCribed property petilni East 7Q' Cf the South 1441' of liar WIl Nt S ray hand and the walof feet of tire East 341 feet Of the SE a of Seminole County. Florida. run NF 'a of the P1W ' Se.t'on 7C. 7,35 Slid Court rn this 11th day of March. if 'Pie St '' of Section 2?. TownShip North 00 feet, East 100 teet, South 71 South, Ratiqe II East, Publit 70 feet, Wt lIE. l5t 73' for Mlrkham Worads feel to point 01 Records of Seminole County, beqnnung, Section 37)31 Further Road R W Further described as Iotedonth,Wesl SideQt Mj,kh,im Florida. Further described as East descrl at on SR 419 PIomth ot Arthor H Beciwutir, Jr on Chapman Road I i',.., ,,a ..i c,,,,. ,,, ne t't,,,,.,,, Wonds Road North of S P iii 4? • Yp% Pubc -. It's pubiuc I,arng *ill be held in *11 be held in Tfr; putI tearing aili ti' "rid , Ire County Cnti'm.tsiQn Ct'.arrberi tIp County CoflunuSton Cr.arnber tIC (ci,iOty Cor'rnSson (tianbers DtFuty (ieil cf thur CourthouSe, SarJcwd. Flnrida, of Itie Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, 04 lii, Courtluc.ute, Sanford. Florida, .cn E Jones cii April II. 1471, at? (0 PM or as on April Ii. 1$11. atCC PM,oras on April II. IY1I.at 700pm, or as CARROLL & JONES. PA soon thereafter CS Possible soon thereafter 65 possible soon thereafter as possible lt'fseyj ml law Seminole County Board Senunole Cnty Board Seminole Counly Board 71 N H*y 17 57. M Adjustment of Adjustment of AdjuStment P0 Boa 911 By Walton Tonres, BY Watlort Torret, By watton Tornei, Casselberry, Florida 32707 Chairman Chairman Chairnan PupI.sp. March Ii, 71. ii AprI 1. Pbli5h March 21 tV-i PublISh' March il. tIll Pvblith Match 71. 1971 DEZ 101 rtr7 9t Diii tei (if? L - .: ' , - a H , us I tM Hal CO4Mfry PoIBi MUSIC that yog hive ' i Linda and L Varn.s Catfish& Hushpvppls,f,1ffi. watering Charcoal$t,.ks4 Sea. fond Our Specially, nrarIr.q alte 9ug "Bigger I Better Than Ever" Tony a Louise Costaritino. Your Host a Hostess a PH. 222.31* (,PlWY.l7.c7oflUklionf'ee _____________________________________________ ts.','uwv approving of - p Cler'f Pibnsti; March21 )574 DtZ 1)7 _____ r. (OFFICIAL SEAL) Phyllis JG'da,TI, Marnoedi Spisgs and BARBARA CLAY SPARKS W'lr NOTICE OF SUIT TO BARBARA CLAY SPARKS 670 Eden Road le"ngton, kentucky 1050, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED as tot ill. Van ArIdaI, Osborne aftwlsanf dfscrbqd propetl1 arid Brokerage Ctrer'p4ny't Addition to post.ng fl three I)) pubi( plac Clak 14an,mok in Section 17131. *ittn lhf city of Altamont, art Van Arssjal, Stnpe$ Florida as least I 4teen(I$) TIIIS pubic Iie,wmg will b held In days prior to the tlm of Public the County Commission ChamberS hearini tPeCourThous,S.nfcwd,Foe'd; DATED THiS 13th DAY OF thai, man . - -. 1 Sminole Coynfy Board of Adlysirnant By: W&ton To'rei - . , ' 1474. at 7.00 P.!is, or puiichearIflgtocons,dec approving CcfuCefn soon thereafter as Psube DIVISION A In re the Marnlaoe of SHERMAN ft SPAR KS. JR ' 1u:r,,, 4. 4. 0(231 :- ; given Ludz. (13) Stagecoach West .' ' ',"r,'u NOTICE OF ACTION 5_TIMEj ________________ a From the Northeast corner 01 Section II. TownUup 10 Soutti. Range 30 East. run Southerly 91970 feet toa point on the Southeasterly right of way fine of Slate Highway No IS ffc'merty State Highway 31, thence run S 73 degrees 30' W along tad rght cif wi I-ni' )7~5 (ii trft 11 tia Pont cf f"egrrn rig !ti,-ne Ufl 64 degrees 30' E Ci2 00 feel 'o tt East boundary of the irpr,n described parcel of land. S 's gru's 5)' W along laid Easterly bOund.srv 12300 feet, thence N 64 legreej 70' W to the' Southeasterly right Of way line of sad highway, thence along Said Easterly right of way line 17S00 feet to Ihe point of To B. Given Away March 77 5:30 (7) News (21) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) News (4) Ners (5) News Hogan's Heroes V Also Register For A AMSFM STEREO PNONO 5:00 (24) MIsteRog,rs Green Acres (13) The Weslerners (24) Electric Comp1sny (44) Gamer Pyle Appreciatjo, IT"eek March l8thru 24 Buy ?hle Reg. Chicken Dinner for 1.55 I. Get Second One FREE Somerset , $4509 Florida Statutes 1937 5 Ida L Harrison -- ' TWUTII Turns Light (5) Newlywed Co.nty, FtOfid in accordance with tIe provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Sect on Ji CAUG)4T - 'v'cncii 1253 (2) News 1:00 (3) Jipos (4) News 15) All My ChIldren ICC? Movie 1:30 (2) Three On A Match (4) As The World LOPs ID IS. Goldie Manor, Ptat t r,trrr LADDER' _______ under the fictitious name of OvIEDO AUT, - O SALES, and thai Petitioner, and ETHEL BRICKI,EY, 1OOK'THEYE ONDER1 'I HEADs PUT'flNG oo ,( WHO THEY I Qyj, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of OVIEDO REALTY, and that I ,n tend to register said nan, with the Clerk of the Circi.,t Court, Seminole - Tomorr Book 13, Page 7), of the PjbIlc Recjrds ,s# Seminole County. ne Estate of 'I NOTICEI5teretiygiy,nthat lam engaged in business at RI. 7 hot 646, 0(7 33 YOU ARE NOTIr-IED that an r'ottt and re'qured to tile arTy acton tcr Dtol1on of Marriage FICTITIOUS NAME claims aria demands which you, or has been fulCd against you and you NOTICE is hereby (lIven that I ii 7.00o'c lock P M on P,farch 23, 1971, either of you, may l'ivp against said are required to sIfve a copy of your estate the Office Of the Clerk of the nfitltn defenses, if any, to it on engaged in business at SI N 1..,' to consider the annesation of Circuit Court of Itre Eighteenth 6-raid Kormanu, Esquire, of the law 14o*ttl Rd , Casselberry, Fta )7701 property described as follows: Seminole County. Florida under ii,' Lots 4, S. 6 and 7, Block I, Flya Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, firm Of KORMAPI AND BRAVO, Ix) fictitiouS nane ot OR), Ali(, Florida, Probite DiviSiOn, in the East tithw,iy III LongitoOd, Heights. Pt'i 3, Pg 19 Lot i 1 $( hi()() Sli I'Pl V (0 . ant ft .0 I 0.5 1275.3 ,IrJ f.:i' ItO iIstintiy tond (Fl Ple'Qhbortioo.,j CourthouSe at Sanford, Florida, .th tt't Clerk Of tire above Styled , ntend toregistei' tad name *it Ihi' Commerciau Dlstrit, Lots 3, 6 and ,u,lts,ru tour calendar months from 7 are presently lotted R I the time of Itie furt publ , catioru of court at the Seminole County Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem.no'n tNt miii'. ('.,,. .i..,.. Courthoute. ,,Im,,i. cii',.g,t. a,,,, ,,,, County, Florida in accordance •,h -----------••usTrici, All parties In Interest a citizens must be in writing arid tiled irT on or before AprIl 20th, 1471, the P'Ovi5lOffl 01 the Fittil,r;.., shall have an Opportunity to be duplicate arid state the place of ofherwise, a Judgment may be Idame Statutes. To Wit 5450$ F lO'IdA Statutes 1957 realdCnce and post offu address ot entered aiiainst you for the relief heard at slid hearing Sig Ectrir Tr,nriI.frr demanded in the Petition By ordir of the City Commission the claimant and n'uist be sworn WlTNESSmyrandandtIof PubliSh P..ir 7 Ii 21, it. of the City of Santord, Florida, this by the claimant, hi agent or at la'd Court on March 11th. 1974 torney, o' the Sane shalt be void DCZ 25th day Of January, 1971 )Seatl ____________________________ Dated at Orlando, Florida, this H. N. Tamm. Jr SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Arlhor H $tk*,th, Jr 11th day of March, 1974 City Cterk of the OF ADJUSTMENT Clerk 01 tht Crcu,t Court Tom Wttton City of 5,untorri, r!c,ra Notice of Public Hearing hy JOy Stokes As E 'e(utOr PubliSh Feb it, if. M.ur ir . . Notice is hereby Owen that tire As Deputy Clerk Cl said estate 1 1974 Board of Adiustment will Coriduct a Gerald Korman TOM WATSON 1 OEYV publlchearing toconsider approving KORMAPI AND BRAVO ____________________ Of Watson & Watson a Special Eicepllon to place a $30 East Highway 431 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Attorney for Estate Mobile Home in an Al Agricutt-e Longwood. FlOrida 32150 TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION 320 N Magnolia, IA Zone on the folllng described tioti<p i rereby gyen ttt a Orlando. Ionida 37101 PubIth March 71, 75, ApI, I P(Operty 1971 ',i hr., N) * .1 #' byi i ir,-' Pl.tlISh March 21. 75 AprI 4 lIt We'tt $0 feet 01 Ire East TiE! 92 - L. .'iiI%tr'i RC*iry, fl tte ii 1974 Cily HaIl feet of Lot 9. Block 0, lying South t in the City of Sanford, FlorIda, at DEl 9) SlnfordarsdQvieØoRoad,andwps, — SEMINOLECOUNTYBOARD 7.000ciock PM cinMarch7S,l,71 10 f,4 of North 250 feet of East 4)1 OF ADJUSTMENT to Consider the anrreiation o INVITATION T,9!1D._ left of Lot 9. Block 0. Iv,ricT cnu,p, ml ,,,,.,,,, ., -. .,. Notice of Public Hat,,,,. 'u'igw's. i?iI) I Art ,fVlJA7IOPd TO BID - .... . . Plo cc is hereby given that the SanfordandOviedo Road of_0 P Peg at aPt On the Ely line Of an ON A SPEED TIMING DEVICE -survey ou.ru or aoiutym,ni wit conduct a ci! Ire Levy (irant. anandoned 50 ft RR R w wtilch 5 uTILIZING THE DOPPLER ic(.'Wding pvblictiearinqlocon%ideq approving to the Plat lP'ereot is 49$ It $04 the N line of Sec 1, Twp 70 SYSTEM a Special Eceplion en a C 3 recorded In Put Bo I. Page 5. ci 1, Rge 30 E, run thence SWly along SPE Cl F I CAT IONS MAY lIE Wholesale Commercial Zone lu Park the Public Records of Seminole Ely line of saId RR R W to itt in OBTAINED AT THE SEMINOLE terSection with the PIly R W line of COUNTY C.OUPTHOuSE. ROOM a trailer tor security guard on the County, Florida, Further deScribed as on Highway 1)9 following described property Airport Boulevard, thcC PIWly 103. ANYTIME BETWEEN 9 00 The West 7acresof Lots 35 and 10) This public hearing will be held in arrag the Pily R W line of Airport A M 3 00 P lii MARCH71 APRIL of St Joseph's according to the map the County Commission Chambers Boulevard to itt intersEctlon with I (lIDS WILL BE OPENED AT 12 of the Courthouse, Sanford, Floeda. and plat of survey thereof recore the Wiy P W line of Slid RR RW, P400111, APRIL 5th RIGHT IS in PB I, Page 1)4 of the Public on April IS, 197l. at 7:00 pm , or as thence NEIy along the Wly R W line RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR Records of Seminole County, %oon thereafter as possiblp of slid RR R W tOl pt W of beg. E to ALL AIDS Florida, the same being bound on Seminole County Board beg Sa'd properly is presently Join I Polk the South by Monroe Road. on the Of Adiustmerut toned U I (lndustr,all DiStrict Stierift West by the entire West boundaries By' Walton Torres. ChaIrman Alt parties in interest and citizens Seminole County Of 5i Lots 33 and 101: on the North Publish March 21, 1971 Shall have an opportunity to be Publish March 21, 71. Apr.I 1. 1971 by the Southern R W of the Atlantic DEl 103 heard at laud tearing 0(2 $ Coast Line Railroad. arid on the By order of the City Commission East by a boundary running North SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD of the City of Sanford. Florida, thu SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD an South at such a point to en OF ADJUSTMENT 11th day Of February, 1,71 OF ADJUSTMENT compass said seven acres Noticeef Public HearIng H N Tamm, Jr Notice 04 Public Hearing Notice l hereby giveti that tip This public hearing will be held in City Clerk of the Notice t hereby given that the tue County CommisSion Chambers Board of Adlustment will conduct a Cly of Sanford. Florida Board of Adiustment will conduct a of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, Publictuearinqtoconslder approving Publish. Feb. 71,25, March 7, II, 7), publiC hearingtocons;der approving cvi April iS, 1971. all 00 PM .or as a Sp*cial Eicc'pfion to build a ________________ 1974 a Special Eceptlon in an A I soon Itrereifter as passibte boathouse In an R 1AA Residential 0EV 9$ Agriculture Zone to park a trailer on Zone or. the following described Seminole County Board the following described property. of Adiu%tmerul PrOperty NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING P4 'u of Lot 5$. Eureka Hammock, Øy Walton Tones. Parcel 2S. Block A, a port,on of TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION lessNorthl Sfdlltherco'for roidR Chairman Lots 30, 37, arid 39, Plat Book I), -W, in SectIon 7430)0. accodna to •, , 'V'.,,, j•. r- .yr, ii. p .va '. r'Uii.e •) nl'vFUp urailliry re, the otat thereof as recorded in Pa I, D''Z;, PubliC Hearing will be held .11 the Estates. Seminole County, Florida, Page )Bo of the Public Recoras of ________________________________ in Section 43) 2$ Further deScribed Commlstion Room in theCty Hill fl Seminole County. Florida Further tire City of Sanford. Flovidl. at? 00 as 112 Cherry Hill Circle, Longwcoo. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD described as :ocated on Myrtle Florida O'clock P U on April I, Ini. to OF ADJUSTMENT Avenue consider the *nnn.ation of property Tiri5 public hearing will be held ii Notice 04 Public Hearing This public hearing w'll be held Notice s hereby given that the the County Commission Chambers described as fotlow _________________________________ -.- COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 714390 DIVISION 0 .ASe NO. 74-23CP in re: true Marriage of PETER V BRICKLEY, Dec eased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You sr,d ol y(r,i are tiCttt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NsliceiIpi,blecHearIng TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tIe Planning hoard Of the Cily of ,irtan*jnt Scwrgs. Fiord, that Sad Planning Board wilt hold a Public hearing to consider the gvttton Of assign rg an appropriate tonng dastilecat,on, for tte propertr as described below, as it, city toning cI,assiflcallons are described in the comeens ordrsc'r t tnt Cl, ci Attamonfe Springs, Florida, No 771 COUNTY, by Dove Gnu, _____________________________________ . FLORIDA DA TA "-' - tticalInw 2 ______ Last Day "Magnum Force" tarts Tomorrow /jj___•__•_••_•1j uu Liv, ________________ * 5:00 10:00 , AFTERNOON ___________________________________________________ s I",s.-4,,. For Women Only News 1a 7:00 4 00 : 00 (44) FRIDAY _ SEMINOLE FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION --...-,, A MarrIage (4) Match Game (5) One Life To dualarrangementwlthmaybe 'MORNING 4 n" which South brings home Pass SubIeci properly is described as a I.gallon vs. a 5.gallon flushing 34 I' without any squeezes, coups or Pass ' volume. 6:00 (5) Sunrise Jubilee Otoru, 8. less Weit 440 Tract You, South, hold end plays. He does take a 6:15 (2) Snhjn t6i liutiudifiers should also 51. Sar, lando Springs, Pill BOOk ' Almanac finse but everybody takes 4108651 'A K Q63 be a part of all heating or Page 4. PubliC Re(Qrdi of Seminole What do you do now" (4) SunshIne County, Florida, fe furnace installations, for dry Almanac THE PUBLIC HEARING will be A-BId three notrump. 1I.pe air demands an Nevertheless the hand is excessive held in the City Hail of Altamonte .5:30 (2) Spring Street (or the best. worthy of lots of study because amount of fuel to make people °"°' FIor,da,on ThurIde1,, il U.S.A. 1. 1571. at 7:00 P.M. or as soon the winning play requires TODAY'S QUESTION (4) Sunrise feel equally warm. Inead of bidding Ihree spades faultless tectinique Semester (7) It's too much political 'efteested aria citizens for 7:00 (2) Today South must start by ducking your partner has bid three "hot air," rather than - .d againstpartes the propo special nofrump over- your three (4) cs the first spade, West can dO What do heats. automobile exhaust gas, that vxCpflon will be heard, you do now' (5) Bozo's Big 'lop THIS NOTICE nothing better than to contamInates our atmosphere. by posting one (1) Copy on 5:00 (4) Capt. Kangerco A.sw.r Tomorrow the suit. South Ins and It is now We hare no significant $ ,a'd described property and (5) Mike Douglas lt.ng in three (3) public places uptohjmtot,akeanlmznedjate St'sow mnlicaldatstoshowttauto *ithpn the City of Allamont. 9:00(2) dub finesse. When that works boos to Win at Brag. Phil Donahue exhaust or steel mill Spengs, rIor,da,atl.astf,, (IS) ShOW hemustcashhisaceandkjngof rrs ne*spape', P0 Bot 489 days pror to the lime of public smoke tackshavecutdoarn (6) Wha"s My Line? trumps. Then he leads a club to Ratio City Station New longevity rate of people in nearing MovIe DATED THIS 15th DAY OF NY ?OQ?9 the ace and ruffs a th.rd club. Pittsburgh, Gary, Chicago and MARCH. 1474 A 0. 9:30 () Concentration ______________ other Industrial cIties! OF'ICIAL SEAL) 10:00 (2) DInah's Place __________________________ Phyllis ,Sordahl, () The Joker's lAiways write to Or-. Crane in Cly Clerk WIld Altarnonte care of this newspaper, enSprings, Ansee, to Ptvi Puzzl 10:30 (2) Jeopardy Florida ________ closing a long, stamped, ad. Music (4) The 510.000 Publish March 71, 1,74 ILjL]Irj*-i51 dressed envelope and 25c Pyramid OEZ 110 to J I i4 A 1' T A ('over typing and printing (44) Fury __________________________ L A , , , ACROSS fl4)4 w r: 'a 11:00 (2) WIzard Of OcWs when you send for one of his CITY I Long tim tIE i. _________ i Mi (4) GambIt bookietsi__ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, (1,00 1 ____ BOOTLEGGERS () Movie Florida, Ne. 331. Pass 2, CUlT. Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974-98 OOP ALLEY FICTITIOUS NAME i"Z't! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE The Sanford Herald ':'r ________________ (44) News ' __________ _____________ ,., Family. "R.IA." ts pr,peiryy The biddIng has been ByOswald&Jaznesjacoby as described belaw, as That 21 urIne' There is nothing spectacular West North East s..si. The present bathroom Ctlssliicat..i, Is described Ia me comprelsensive wilag situ, ci,, about today's haIId 14 plumbing thus should have a AttamwWe , Legal Notice irt SFengers Of D.affi _____________________ _________ ___________________ - L'i:i 2Kuin 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. W LE?.'O',t MOORE Netic, it hereby given that a iub)ic Hear.ng u,;) h,id at 'he ovnm,ssion Room in the City Hall n the City of Santord. Florida, at FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE is Mret,y given that I am engaged in business as 171 E. Lauren Ct. Fflt Park. Seminole County, Florida under tt5e tictlt,ous name of WRIGHT ON ROOFING, and that I Infen4torpgl$t 5aidnar'ue with the Clcnbu of the Circuit Court, Seminole Co'jnty. Florida in accordance with the pro's,ons of the F ictitioijs tame Statutes, To Wet Section .65 i71 Flid Statutes 1937. Sig Robert 0. Gregory Publish March 7, II. 71, 7$, 1971 DEY 141 ublists March 7, Ii, Il. 7s, l97 TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION '111[fINE DRASUIr FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE 5 beret given that we are engaged In at 201 Summerin Awe, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the • 1 ctjtlous name of I Ii CORPCRATION thIt we Intend iofegi5tr said name *ill, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminote County, Florida in cordance with the proyiSions c,f ac the Name Statutes, To Wa SectiOn 56509 FlOrida Statutes itsi S JOhnle E Tanner Samupt hardy f El 37 ___________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO _ ________________ ______ I&4fl ' P' ______________________________ - ________________________ 1100 JACKPOT ,'..' '* *" " __ FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING _________ Television J _j _______ ___ _ 20 GAMES-PAY ONCE as described below, a Clt5t.it,o are desczbj In the table while material Is warm. It can be smoothed on wrinkle free. nt uie "energy crisis," comprefsqnsi, toning ordinjnce I know the heat in the cloth dc not harm a laminated plastic U.S. Congressman John Myers the City at At?arncnte Springs table top but doubtless a %%ox1 table t'iOf) WOUld h:lve tO lit' rlord,, No flS 7) published a recent report that pok'cted. lithe (rIne is still slightly damp it will dry nicely JUSt said: Subjtt proçerly •s descrb.ø as tollowt hanging from theedgeof the table,— MARIE. Begin at Pie int,rc$,j of the Ut Automobiles blow 87 per DEAR POLIX — Like Marie and others who wrote in I have East Right Ot way ltnp of Pain cent of their energy intake out Sprtnt Drye and the Nth Right 0 dried plastic articles cm low heat but stKh articles must be closely the tailpipe! Way mi of Orange Street, sad POIIt watched. Makers of washers advise against this and say to only 12) pilot light on a gas also being tPe SW. cn.r of BIo( THURSDAY dry on "air" setting with no heat and to put a couple of dry bath 53"Salndoths BeautIful" nswiies one-third of all towel.slnwiththecloth.Shakeoutezcesamoisturebef.eputg Springs Section. as EVENING recordenPi.tDcck3.pag,UI in the dryer. If heat Is used for drying remember to keep a close the Inel the average kitchen of the Public Records of Seminal. range burns up. eye on the item. — POILY County, Florida Risi tt,nce N 01 7:00 (3) To Tell The (3) Experts estimate that we degrees 32 DEAR POLLY — If your wire coat hangers E along the East Truth have any fist now waste at least 50 per cent of Right ot Way line of Palm Springs spots on them protect sour clothes by putting clear () Hogan's Heroes nail polish Drive 257 ID Peel to the NW. coqrwr the energy sources we are over the nted Spots. (5) Oil The Of Ud BIk S3. and the SoultiRgist Policy Crisis Also putting clear nail polish on the eyelets 01 shoes Will using, oe Way line of Citrus Street. Run Frugal (13) News tc, along ia South Right prevent those black marks on the tongue and shoe laces which save not housewives can thus Way line 3Oeil tel, Theric, South (24) Eye To Eye only pennies by n1,any result from the metal rubbing on them. 75273 feet to tP'e North Right of Way (44) Mod Squad Paint the size nuinbt'rs, marked (in the Inside of hocs, %ith dollars by these simple rules for of Orange Strt. Thmce N se 7:30 (7) Treasure Hunt efficiency: Oegrees 57' 54' Will 00 Feet to the clear nail polish. They will be legible for future reference. (4) Andy Griffith Ii Use matches instead of a Po,nt of Bg'rvsing Containing KATHY MARIE. (13) Maie 2(71 Acres. pilot light on gas stoves. (24) PrimetIme DEAR POLL's' —Worn wash clothscan be turned Into usefW THE PUBLIC HEARING will be (2)Urgeycnirhusba.ndsnotto held in the City Hall 8:00 (2) FlIp Wilson of Altamonte dish cloths by "quilting" two together on the sewing machine. — start the auto motor till you S0rivos, Florida, on (4) Waltons April MRS. R.H. () Chopper One car! 1, 1574, at 700 P.M. or You will receive a dollar 11 PoIly uses )-our favorite home. wives are actually in thorHIt bl (34) The Advocates It's a rare wife who reaches makiag idea, Pet Peeve, Pofly's Problem and citienj toe (44) Bold Ones and or solution to a the family auto at the same agaInst lhepropo,ed toning wIll prsUem.Wr ePdllylacareof the lot kiald. 8:30 () Fire House be heard time as her husband! 9:00 (7) ironslde THIS NOTICE is to be pbli5f, He may burn up as much pst'ng one (I) copy on the gasoline on Sunday morning atoresa,d described property arsj (5) Kung Fu Win At Bridge (13! MovIe waiting for her to ger out of the !°? tt5te! (3) Pubbc Places WIinir Trie (11y at Attamonte 124) FumanItles house, at it takes to drive all the Now he Is ready and able S.pr riQS, Florida, at least fifteen I 151 Film Forum days prior to the time Of public ruff his lastspade.A fourth club way to chW'ch! (44) Movie heii'itig. (3) If you have a 2-floor home, Is led and ruffed and South DATED THIS ISIPi DAY OF 10:00 (2) NBC News with hot water heater In the MARCH, Report eIght tricks in. The ace of 1471 AD, basement, you will annually IOFFICIAL SEAL) (5) Billy Graham spades; ace-king of trumps Phyllis J04dahl, St. Louis ace-queen of clubs; one ruff in waste thousands of gfl(), City Clerk Crusade waiting for hot waler to dummy and two in his Altamor*e Springt, 10:30 (6) NBA Basketball florida hand. He leads to dummy's ace 30 feet up to the second floor (13) MovIe Publish: M4ICPi 21, shower or wash basin frimi 1471 of diamonds and plays 11:00 (7) News DEZIlS the basement water heater club, — (4) . cTvb So install a small br- In (5) New's If East ruffs, South's ALYAMOISTC SPRINGS, (24) Bill Moyers upstairs bathroom. FLOCIDA trumpwlll take his 10th trick. If Journal NStiCSiIPVIkH.i.e Dripping faucets also East doen't ruff, that club is the (44) Night Gallery waste thousands of gallons of 10th trick, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 11:30 (2) TonIght Show water each year. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by All very simple, but the (4) Movie Your water meter keeps the Planning hoard of the City of () Wide World 04 o(dunmly play that wins in all Attamont, SprIng, Florida, that ticking off lji.., extra per" Enlertainment forms of competition, laid Pl*nning hoard *ill hold a ever)' hour, day and night! public hearing to consider the (5) Why flush 5 gallons of Question of granting pecaI . 12:30 (4) News 1:00 (2) 'Tomorrow Show number four as staled In the :i JJ7RI ] water down the toilet Just to ILl h.L...i tr1a)mdnnfawj Pass 2• , _____________________ DEAR POI.L.Y My t the fact that manutac. turers of kitchen shear-s insist on painting the handles red. I have "Fur example, experts show tried to remove it but was not too successful and the paint flecks us that there really is no off in tiny specks that get into food. I Find this Is particularly medical crisis, nor an)' energy annoying when cutting cream candy and think it Is such an (jg educational crisis, etc. asinine thing to do and do not find an)' trand that does not do it. — "Won't the public soon react MRS. M.B, to such cries of continual DEAR POLLY - nd Mrs. M. St. C who wanted to know how 'crisis' did the shepherds to wash a vin)'l tablecloth so It comes out unwrinkled. Wash on iho heardasthe boy shout 'Wolf, "delicate" cycle and with something else In the washer to Wolf' too often without SEMINOLE The unuersIgned, unøcr oath, ys: It Is the intention Of the un rslgned to engage in a bVsin tenprila under the l'ctitiotjs rime SHADY TRAILS PUBLIC IOING STAIILLS located at Pd W ncr of State Road 44 and Covnty aid Oregon Avenue, Serysinat, ounty, Fl (Rural Route 136. Sanford. Fl I Tl'iotP inlCretd fl r' prlse. and tht eittnt of the in ill of each, Is as follows Frnu, vancar, Ill and Joyce x sancar. pct Proof of Publication of th tentlon to register, '5 lilpo re*Ith.pursuanttothepro,sons ,,_ law . r.. , ir, fly Frank Svancar, tIl ____ Legal Notice - iss OUNTY Is Malarkey Of Pet Peeve [ij[Noti AFFIDAVIT UNDER tat',urr'q Li H: THE PHANTOM I I "p( I t " j lee Falk and Sy Barry "' i - p" , 41 ' - f, ,, - . ,j , "S :..-ç ''BiE �S -- - ' --- • - - •- , . - ~~~~~ I Cleanin ' `:`~` nted W Silver Springs AitpOt'I Rd 901 236 4771, Res "A 4&33 FACED WITH A DRINKING 1'ernas Alcoholic Anonymous CanHelp Call 123 4397 Write P 0 box 1213 ________________________________ Sanford. F lor ida 40C I tine 30c a line 23c a tins .3 Lines Minimum Ad Runs Th e Less It Costs Par Line Wit b4bylit in my home for working niOthCrI 32262)6 Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change 9 copy -Good - Th ings to Ea t Department Hours S-Lest and - 13 15 Help Wanted ( ."v1... i ______ _ __ 30 I OUTSTANDING RENTAL VALUE - k L3'21 — 32 '41 Houses Rent — 21-Situat,oin Wanted -7==-----Financial 24-Business OpportunitieS 2$-Loans Disposal. Dishwasher * Range. Refrigerator Benefits in clude- Slate retirement * Clothes Washer-Dryer plan, paid hospitalization, eight Piolldas. vacation arid sick leave. * Swimming Pool Se"dresunieto Lois Hare, Board of County Commissioners, Cour Ihouse, North Park Avenue, Sanford, A.nEquaIOppor1untympyer * Club -- -= ---- COUPLES - Rentals ---- ______ 377 __________________________ __________________________ The y,ealher is perfect for .i ti.ucky,Ird s.iI sell evevytl1ig ln' n It a classified edt! t —__—_— _________ — _________ I 35 FREE Mobile Home Space. available to responsible couple in e'ich ge for care of ivately owned S acre lPark in Seminole Co Reply with background in formation to P 0 son 933, LOng*d, Fla, 77750 an pr House 31 Business Property ForRent __________________ JO-Apartments Rent )I --Apartments Rent Brand new Office VIM11111, available tram 63$sp ft No lease r eq uired Inc Soso., night 110 SIJ "It. Realty - _ Fot' Reid 34-Resort Properly For Rent 37--Business Property For Rent .i-Wanted to Rent . Real Estate a , NEAR SEMINOLE HIGH on Hartwell Avenue This brand new 4$—Resort Properly For Sale _ 44-Income And Investment Property 17-Real Estt, Wanted -- --- - Mercnandise .. 5.- - baths, entry foyer, living room, dining area, equipped kitchen. large utility room, double carport, central climate control, well, pump and screened Florida porch And. it's on a lot la7a3IS !orse'a agric u lture Plce? Now Only $21,950! What a buy refrigerator, garage., Priced 6t Only 123.500 For full details call Phyllis Capponi, Assoc REALTOR - ,_-. _ For Sale i__% SI—Household Goods : - - 37-Appliances ¶3-TV - Radio - Stereo , St-Garage t tL Rummage sS—Boats & Manne Equipment 's—Camping Equipment -11f : 1ip '.; .1 - - . 1 St-MusIcal Merchandise Nursing Home, 300 5 Day Ave. _________________________ ',anf or d _____________________ 60—Off ic Equipment And SupplIti (unupefent mature woman to do :'- r"l rvij5.e*,rk "utt h6p O*fl transportation. References, st- PijuIdi tq P,,.atersats el-Wanted to Buy a 49-Stamps - coins 711--s"fil and SEALED - Transportation — --- C I4 4! A - 1i .. -Campers i'ralstr, - Travel 76-Auto Repairs' Psrts AsCISSUVICS 77-junk Cars Removed 7$—MOtptCyClIi _________ 79—Ti-ukS and Trailers $0-AutoS for Sale tt-Aviahofi NO Furnsshed DOWN PAYMEN1" V. t you earn -,e-twttn evirrything furnished Air Adults USSOOS - BIDS WILL BE owc: CIPISO by the City of Altamonte Spretsgi. Sitninole County, Florida for the tslgIiet bidder in ttw lale of the fOfiowwiq surplus mater salt (I)cn.S.O00oallenwatevtanu.and (hlO'.rue b00Strr p'jr"p 131 one 3,000 qaliorn *atO tank Sea led bids *itibe Opened In the o"locir *1 the øiretor c-i Ps'Wic Works os Friday. March fl, 1#7i, a' 7 PM lnsp.cl'on of the, s,Jrpi us ; nIr'.rrt "Cf's " iy be " ile I, - M500517.)00 annually, you may Qualify for a Ion I bed ro, home -- 'a r i' .'i- -, ' 5 - Ph'llis Jw-dali, City Click Ah*mpnse Florida 1974 blis: March 31, DC? III -- - _N o_ -= ~~_, Large3rOom Cten Close in 1.-bIts Sf5 Pr, 317 tikl ' WELAKA APARTMENTS _________ 1IIW.tstM AVALOP4APARTMET1 ADULTS.' NO PETS ))CW.3n4St. - IMtylès L ' FRANKLIN RAMSEUI ASSOC INC.,IIALTOI$ - aolrI,nenf 4220 (iriarOg Dnuvn __________ - Campers Travel Trailers _______________________ Household Good 5 — * * SO - — - Bicycles ____________________________ Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All sizeS •una motlClS. to speeds, SF-re-Os, and Standard bik es now .s.,nlable at Firestone Store Call 322 0711 5 2 1 5)5 s - _ CLEARANCE SALE 1,frvIliling Reduced from 20 to 50 REELS PCDY SHOP tICS Srtcd Av en ue ___________________________ 11 A ba ndon ed , unwant ed li-uk tars hauled away Your cost, 5)0 Pets and Supplies 2 $3$.SS4$ Mot orcycles i Motorcycle Irnauraitce BLAIR AGENCY 373 3566 .'iid ti n-i no With love & care Prctrtt'un'al Ph 323 3191cr 373 3919 sectional sofa______________________ Mini B,ke, '73. .1 C Penney Duster E.cellent condition Ph 377 2191 K EPIMORE WASHER, parts, sew-v ___— - -Perfect condition 327 2031 bef or e ce, used machunts offer 5 & weekends 66 Horses S or 327 1355 after 6 '.'OONEY APPLIANCES 3730597 1870 TRIUMPH 630 TIGER - ________________________ Register Quarter Horse, gelding piece curved white Choice of 5 Colors - INE EQUIPPED AS FOLLOWS: I . A Best reasonable offer accepted Call 377 77 17 - PWR. DISC. BRAKES, AT, 318 - si TV- 67 Stereo Livestock And Poultry - ERVI E Appi 79 REPOSSESSIONASSUME PAYMENTS ____________________________ Beautiful walnut console AM I 55 stereo with I track, t6pttt'qd 67.A Feed player Psychedelic lightS 58 12 ___ Directory of Expells Ready To Serve You' per mo or %III cash Instant crcd.t HALLMARK 6171377 __________________ S4 JIM DANDY FEEDS ENG., TINT GLASS, AIR COND, RADIO, PWR. ST., WHL. COVERS, - W-W. & VINYL SEATS T Trucks and Trailers 51 GMC I's ton ciosio van truck E.cellenl n'uechan , cal New tires, low mileage, sSo Con's see adams Transfer & Storag.,, 300 N Holly or call 337 0225 NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR $0 LB. BALE, *230 595 TOP1 GORMI.Y. C HWY 46 SANFORD _____________________ 323-7140 STEP BUMPERS-537.50 $ 3794 For domestic & imported Pickups BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C,ORMLY'S. 44 East, Sanf or d. 372 Buy Oral S.1 I) 4731 WE HAVE OTHER CARS 323-3"0 Ga rage-Rummage IN STOCK AT SIMILAR SAVINGS -- L6GMC WINDOW VAN Sales 'Tractor with mower, will cut NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER acreage or lots Call 37713)6. 377 CARPORT SALEClothing & SERVICE 68 CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323 For free estimates, call Carl Wanted to Buy PnOusetncId Item Mar ch 22 & 73rd ,, 62)0 Harris. at SEARS In Sanford 327 Metal. Plastics. Jewelry. Trophies I m ct Road 1771 LAWN SCULPTURING Mowing, — 611 Beth Dr. Sanford. fl 1511 Cash buyer for used articles, our 3900 ed ging Call Ral ph 323S951 I CARPORT SALE Clothes, old nl!ure. etc HWY U ANTIQUES 'llFor ds toi- sa le I Plip KidS looking for an ratra dishes. furniture, 611 kinds Of 333 6873 Pr' 377 7957 or 372 VIf 0011 sf' ASk Morn and Dad to lot items Heater with tan & drum SEPIKARIK GLAY,& PAINT CO Washed sand fill for lawn and — 401 ri,,' a claSS 11 Al u.urage 66 CHEVY PICKUP ORIENTAl. RUGS WANT 1- U insulatOr 3775376. houSe neat to 2lOM.ugnciie Ave lci,.nIiAliOfl5 Will deliver 332 1105 i,cyNiPlG DOWN. TAKE OVER ICc pr'(cSp,i-d Lsrd any cc'siu tori Lake Monroe Post Office Tturt 1121 1160 S.177 1.677 - ui' ________ __________________________ MI 5135 Wiritrr Pa'S CALL CREDIT '.',SPIAGrR 1.3 Fr, & Sat iQ,i, EDGE LOT (IF AN UP & -_--- -House Cleaning CARPORT SALE Freezer. lawr Pryt party wan!s to buy 0 Applances IGt(T PIAuL1PIG I mower, edger, vacuum cleaners -• ____ lurniture, lamps, glassware. __________________________________ children's Clothing r'iirrort. misc 3779193 Misc EXTERIOR FuliliriCQE Appliances boutehold items 377 4733 or 327 Sanford Electric Company ----- " PRESSURE CLEANING 036.2 for directions Sat & Sun CASH 377113? 2372 Pak Drive. 372 1562 PAINTER Floor Wajirg. Windows 37301.45 li used turn'ture appliances, _____________________ __________ I $7OPERRM _________ liX)lS CII Buy I or 1001 items I I Used Farm Equipment will tell fast ,I&LPrI'S%iJrt'CteanInta. no iOb too YOU SUPPLY 377 3402 % Boats & Marine L.Irry' Mart, ItS Sanford Ave _______________________ and L o Classified Ad Call big or too small InteriOr. & M 11, RL( Equipment -_________________________ ______ I 3322411 or $31 8993 Exterior paint ing __ __________ All houses We'll do your Painting 1)885 pressure cleaned 323 1705 69 Stamps.Coins II F ubirgIat bo at with Inale,, I ti _____________________________________ ________ _________________ No lob toosmall ph 3731579 EXPERIENCED WORKMAN ___________________________ motor . Al 3', HP 3)3 135.1 T buy and sell gold or silver oo.r,s. _________________________________ tontâCt ifs trst Ar ,slto Pat Home Improvements ___________________________________ EN iFRNS GARAGE • ___________________________ _________________________ buy bulk Corolla C -i"pICIt' AjIC?'Oti(- Srr,ce ti.rr tons SEMINOLE COIN Dog train in g In y ou r home Al. This NEWSPAPER does ifl?tf ur ,nc'J tale? or pant. Y.ERNS TRANSISSION SERVICE I (INTER 109 W lit 3734232 Breed Dog Training A ca demy i,irpw-ntr5. electric. (cr6miC lie. not knowingly accept Auto, Stand & Clutch Specialists 2 Dr. evaluation $31 Call for tree 7370 plAtter, block, arid all masonary ii Free pick up. delivery 6. lw.uçi HELP WANTED ADS that '',-tnt ,in3 bind t,u,rrs for what I Ilont'St tree estimates Phone 323 S.em Co with maiOr work Indicate a preference want to sell (all )22 2611 ci, eaan PIT REST INN — 0791 11183 Sanford Ave 177 462 'II 9983 P.w' ' based on age from em Boarding & Grooming AZ REMODELING ployets covered by the Ph 377 CS? /5 AGE DISCRIMINATION Campers Rest. Equipment Enclosed carports, additions. . Bar paneling, doors rooting, IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Travel Trailers Pressure &wifldOvtS Reasonable Free Est More information may be Restaurant & (3ji ( qu.prnrnt Guaranteed ell pm 373752), HAPPY BEAR Etticient c'raning t I I.1it 114 I' f-u ry Ir,ivri Obtdined from the Wage CvStor'u laUrcatni Scrre utrct c'f c'trr,or Surfaces Roofs. Mobile 377 423) ir'a ltr '.l('(-p', 6 .'.qu,. .u. ittm% SeIr or tease 536 3713 Hour office at Pm 309, Or ___________________________ flame-S. C ommerc i al, industrial, '.1t'lI cv Asphalt Driveways No lobs r' S'.t *5' t'i -. ' Tv ______ lando Prof Ctr 22 W Lake PeSdenhat 675J377 awn r., ..i P'i"at - in' too m,;ll P L McIntosh 372 Beauty Dr . P 0 Box 8094 it. Care S C-' rSS(4 bilti-' y ;,.I - i- thur i' 4 3164 ______________ A. Orlando. Fla 37806. Sandblasting 'rat L hr rrw 31"' lw' i I SM Interior. Eater - or Plastering telephone 811 1026 6546 rvrs __ TOWE R ' S BEAUTY SALON __ Patter patching & simulated For the finest preparation of metal (formerly Harriett S Beauty NOOk) brick specially 3223750 conc,eteetc call B & C Free Est 5)9 E Pine, 372 3742 __________________________ 372 3550. Stop __________________________ l 41 ENGRAVING Central Heat & Air Corid'liorting 111 GOLF COURSE fight on the golf course.. WIth thiS I bedroom hornI with Its cwntralalrandheatyoucan spqnd many a wonderful day, arid feel the Cool breele during the summer cor"nq down the ta-tway And look at lt'w' pre only 5)) 500 Now *h,re can you beat that' 18 • POODLE GROOMING. alter _____ _____ __________ I'I P.nto Station Wagon, green re'$aii,c, automat,c. radio, low mileage, 173w Call Don at 377 1651 Dealer - BRAND NEW 74 Satellite Sebring 2 Dr. Hts. Oflando, 29S6194 anytime _____ - ___ I refrigerat or , I snort ed site ar conditioners. 1 space heinter. t window exhaust tan Ph 327 6310 , TRY 1110 BEAT THIS Junk Cars Removed ________________________________ 1.1CC riuccolale mn'iture Pduts br talc I m61e. I bfrl'ale. 5123 i'.i(h Ci,tl 323 692 1 or 313 3)19 at e to* in cost tow! I Furnishings toe) roorn Nearly new Phone 373 7506 1969 Grand Prix, law mileage. full power, Air $1083 all we or 130 Kok. po we r, a i r , (lqbn. inspIcted, 1230 )221)04 __________________________ Sterling Silver. Damask Rose, twg Mission POSSible Place a war' no and watch the results p s i, Place selling, %IS 313 Sy". 332 209). u 1944 _______ 65 . — ____ _____ Mortor Maces- Essick rhode 1 q'l 'i 3135 I t o t-c Ph 373 1114. - - 9431 ________________ John Deer, crawler tr ac tor, Ford tractor. Ford farm wagon, t an dem low boy trailer Ph 323 PIs) Decorators. 109 W Ili St. San 64 Equipment for Rent tcact. 377 7335 Rent Blur' L ustre Electric Carpet 3 Piece living room su i te ¶.ti.smpoo,r f o r Only 11 per day Only mo 010.1150 CARROLl S rURPIlTURL Call 377 1101 - In sewing cabinet, repossessed S-ngers best model, winds bobbin ir, machine Fully automatic Pay li,iiâriCt Of 575 or tO payments of ti Call Cr ed it Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 301 A East Less than 20.000 ml $300 assu me payments, app'oa. $7100 Ph $31 _________________________ — Bookcase sota ueo 'I .ruar'cng Arranged N SEW Oldsmobile Cullom Cruiser Station Wagon Auto, Air, pa, Pb ______________ ___________ _________ - ___-___ 63 Machinery and Tools Swivel rocker Singer * * 1917 C.o.scnmao 75 travel trillee Fully 190 VOlkSwagen Dek,,e Sedan t,lf (ontintd Air cord , i owner. Speed, radio, Peater, white w !h red interior Completely n used 3 mos Travel or year rotjnd ELCAMINO - .. living Reese hitch, all (OOtroit SpIcft'd. arid real nice Asking 446 4324 or 323 1711 $1350 Or reasonable otter Call SAVE HUNDREDS HlGHTRArS _____________________________ Pete. 327 lISt Dealer CALL SAM 312 3321 CUEAMç'I (ai r 1? CI(C!er? Condition. Sliept I, stove, 1,00,. 1970 Volkswagen, 30.000 or.g.nal 1912 Volkswagen? Passenger os many eilras. crank up top. i, miles. like new 11150 333 7063 (h,rie yellow. w'th black n tends 72 Call after 5 pm, $31 terior, 20.000 lea Curtains, I II 1973 Volk5wen Campmobile. with ow ner. 1 speed. radio, heater pop top. a campers dr ea m White. 13795 Call Mitt Sell! It 1871 Gem Travel 7731631 on e ow ne r. A buy at 14250 Call Trailer, 77 1 , air, se lf conta rued Paul at 372 1151 Dealer 1944 Ford Galasie 500. power Sleeps S See at Harbor Oaks I Steering, brak es , air Only 1.18$ Campsite. US I So of Daytona it Toyota Mark II. 4 r seoa n S#'eltey Used Cars, 700 Fr en ch automatic. ar, extra Sharp $2485 IS 1977 Eagle travel trailer Steeps Ave. 373 2940 Call Don at '7271631 Dialer 6 Like new Priced to tell Harris DATSUNS 1971 $102 dr 1 s-peed 1 Cabinet Shop, Hwy 127 II 71 Maverick. C cyl Standard P 4 Of , auto Both with radio, air Lcwug*Ood $31 3569. tit Must Sacrifice Takeover See Original owner, Toyota 'øi dr , I it 704 Laurel Aye, Sanford SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE speed. ra.o. air 315 3105 7111W 1sf St '67 VOLKSWAGEN 1961 P on tiac Firebird. H 0.330 VI. I — 373 1711 NOTHING DOWN, TAKEOVER speed, radio, heater. Metallic CAL CALL. CREDIT MANAGER. 373 green with black interior. secs 6230 '6 (ii i'v' at )72 1651 D,.uter Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories (it .0 Cubn Crusir w.th if t Inlet , I . truce Pcrfett, $?Cui In 122 _____________________ 7711 —-__ "ercial St IS Boats & Marine Equipment '.' irs * * STEREO * * — ____________________ - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN TO _ _____________________________ ii_L . GkISS.MhTOr, r __________________________ -- ________ _____________________ "We Don 't Stop or BUY SELL Pakiting Till We Succeed," CALL STENSTROM 'Automotive Service R EA L'I'Y ,. . -- L 5 CALL ANYTIME 2565 - —.---------'-------- , Carpentry ____________________________ TODD S CARPENTRY Specializing ru Small and cd lobs C611 111,31 U"S (wrpentry. ürodeIing. Addons. k F ire [Omit,1 u'rii Laen5ed Bonded 32)0099 Trim. l'anri-ng C i,SlOrn Carpentry N cl I., sr,iaiI 372 J'i,' - iiti5tf IMPROVE MEPITS III 11 14 1p buy , sell, rent or swap at a low tl Il-I us help you Puce burt Call 377 7431 or 1)1 9993 k iii t,t.ii Income Tax ______________________ — TV Service ____________________________ l'rolett,orhiI ti Relunn Service at ___________________________ ' Are Call 323 1977 ifibte Espanol ,atlrrnoon I'a(rpt SPLIt i'vfr FOR SALE ALU INUM M _ Situat ed On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'olloolo"i~ — OtflceClean.ng deSired ______ Call BLITZ CLEAN 173 _______________ Electrical Pride By Land Clearing Commercial ill Residential CIeC Le nd Clearing till work, t ruck tricat Service. Lucensed& Bonded. rental 950 Loader Ph 377 7833 or At. All Seminole Co 71 Hr 127 $016 twrrng Service 5)0 3011 TO LIST . Water conditionCrl. 3736610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typues And sizes We repair and service STINEMACHIP4C& SUPPLY CO, 207W 7nJ51 372613 For im- _ ~ vid, ),! I I " - . Fit between Studdines and Rafters) 14 " THE CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS FOR ROOFING or INSULATING . I Mhe Olattfarb Weralb PH. 322-2611 Sales Tax $102.48 Fin. Charge $436.80 IN THE U.S.! " See IDEAL MONTH $7I88 LOWEST PRICED CAR NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN 300 N. FRENCH AVE — or TRADE Price 52.562, Tag & Title, Finance 36 Mo., A.P.R. $11.80, EACH __________ __________ __________________ . DOWN Selling 5 J*uuui $29548 CASH 1 _ C— Reclining Bucket Seats, Cigarette Lighter, W.S.W Tires, Front Disc Brakes, Opening Rear Window, Custom Side Moldings. USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just III( 0 JOYCE WELL ORILLINGS 3" and larger, pum ps, sprinklers Equipped with all standard factory equipment plus: Vinyl Top, 4-Speed Trans., ONLY HEETS for t-5tim,l,'j (.srl S TV Pr p17 307-1 737 P, Srivm. Ave. P,"atl,unl _____________ i'Crtoru,su 'a. Service Road h792 7 — PAUL SLATE R — ISIC Lnt,ari'i - 377 71v'l ____________________________ _________ Professional Wallpaper langql - _________________________ escvr,edabout your income Ia. Call Mu-irars flctlrrway Cirpet Care LIcensed Residential Commercial _______________________________________ Public Accounting P'i Jan turi Srrvt r lien' [sI One Free Estimates Ph 3fl 6611 Price includes 611173 0131 lcidiny ,)Z7 4737 or 323 $79' ________________________ _________________________ __________________________________ ___________________________________ Wil JACKSON'S CERAMICsupPIn, kilts dealt,'. 10$ (Ioted 1r'uetdav ______________________ a !vndaY. 7277821 ,n-3103 for Appl. ds _______ Drllhig - 211W.25 li., Carpet Cleaning o~ is — 'I- ________ ' •(rt',5. ________ Interior ill __ _________ - ______ Cleaning — Built With IT /" __________ Beauty MULTIPLE LISTING SENVICE ____________ 11 ___ Core & - -1 _______ _______ ,' 1110 010 17 111 372- 7s43- - I F o,FT, ~ ! $ _____ REALTOR 3222420 It. 9$)s :, ' YOUR M T -- PttbkshtNt Every Sunday TPt 1Ier'Id Si ______________________ . - - GOLDEN Pd off tr Quick sale Save at the t919 OIdCorral Western Shop. H*V 17 97. I MI So Of DiBary 5,&cres, part orange grove, , cleared, terms arranged by Onecomplete Horizontal Oil Burner tint Good Samaritan Home. $01 owner (3161 263 9)0* or 373 3615 Mulberry Ave t information, _____________________ - , 377 1797 ION SERVI(L BU - __________________________ ________________________ __ __ Trailer. I bedroom, a, cond Eledric pa id Good location f,w matur e COVD* I ma n or cou ple Arwuiniersay Said 0 nettes Vinylsofa Lawson sofa student desk Lamps from — ____________ e - '4$CHEVELLE WAGON Loaded Nothing down. take ovrl' Call cred.? manager, 377 67)) 100 Ideal Parking, 201 Cam ___________ Iloasofi MARINE 1927 H*y 17 97 l cOnd iti Clean. 3233636 _____ twO L.fdrciorn O'il)'Cr I,,,!' Shed SS __ PULPWOOD e31-e400 _____ -' — - - ___- 197; Maioa, is, n ew , low rnitea MInt sill 12)93 Over 30 miles pie l $31 4476 or $30 7301 _________________ Household Goods Autos for Sale 1977 Gremlin x a cI Auto front Ar , radio, roof rack 12 193 Call ____ lIlt VW Slat-on Wairn, rado, ar, auicmal,(, SIllS Dayi, 377 4303 I es & weekend, 332 9405 It-- El Dorado. metallic blve,*htp 'rather inter,or, *hilt vinyl top, ,ill extras, tape deck, cru,se L - _________ 00 TrucksandTraj$ers - is i, VA-FHA FinancIng ____ aI a - Miscellaneous For Sate ______ ___ ___ - ACap.thm,RlI,94p OwsIe To Settee 6.wte SI * 7970 i6niftg IWxI4O' on Willow Ave lull nOriPi Of 25th St Call I 313 $79 1' 17-97 £ Between 119 Tree Park & 114 Of Loch Arbor --I - SO __________ ___________ -_..-_-'__-'.------'------,--_ - 94 il1"W46%0%* '. _____________ ______ _____ . I', 312 512, . 1; IF AVING STATE comparison with all homes yOu have considered a _______ 377 lU4ateri _________ :-.,hp' rolet Dump 977 4 tO Like t.ew 1400 ac tual raIn PrICIiØ to sill $2300 btiø* todays comparable new trucks 377 1470 ot4 W15 ?iiy - — _______________________________ ______________________ . invite your $23,,9.W Ok -A NO I u help y.* with our 54l(l,on of 'fad1 to go buldnij lOIS fl LiSt' Mu I.,k advantage our orices. only *74.900 and $77,300 OPEN SAT. - PatIAV*tW•4Ma*Il*Pa?k lSISParkDrts'e.322*4I - Ail a . Ad. _____________ Autos for Sale City Quiet Shady 100,300- lol' or Ofliy '3300 Great terms' - Building lets No 100 & P4* 107 ad 9S% Conventional 19 ' -- tell. Consign, appease. or siecaI sates Out of any thing of 3 Lots and Acreage value 1700 French Ave ______________________ sanford. Iii Small acreage tracts. Semi no le 371 7110 322 lilt t_ "f Cotjnl 7acre%attJSpo S30acres MAITL AND FLEA MAR ? from sssoo per acre Franklin - ' ______ -- litochoosi from $31 7373 Dealer Moving? Why not live In ' _______ • _______ - Sensom $ acre tracts located in Lake __________________________ 1 ____ ,1 #12 Cci'1y Call Ralph DviØ, Pit,? TAWAY REALTY. $3) 7300 The Greater Mail Ca1elbef'ry, Fit. Offist Days Call For Call In 74" CE CENTER ___________ - " QUALITY 3£ I BEDROOM $WIE$ NATURAL SETTING 62&0808 .1 ` _ ______ 29,3OO.37,5OO EVEREST Spaciousdbedroom.7bathCB home Elmer Bakalla, Inc. locatedbeautifu lGfove Manor. Realtor Fern Park $347447 This horn, has central heat and air, double carport, eltra large WE WILL HELP YOU utility, bearable fruit trees arid IF YOU WANT TO shade trees Eacellent condition BUY OR SELL 1)0) Grove Manor 6y op poinlment ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND RLStOEPdTt,.L 2 Acres on Lab, Mary Has large 3 5 bedroom, 2 balls CB home. small JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC grove, several shade trees, Beach, W Garnett Whit., Real Estate i deal wa t er f ront living Broker. ID? W. Commercial, Sanford, 227 7551 3bedroorn.3balhCOhomeona very __________________________ pretty shaded corn er lot in Older will purchase first or second section of Sanford Good financing mor?gagfl in any condition available Southeastern Acceptance Car por.lioen, 621 1173 3 Iledroon-. 2 ba th CO hen'.. I..ss Fior,da roots,. new, carpet, new 3 bedrm . I', bat h. garage, new paint, a large iJl.litt down. 5163 n-a , pct Acre rot!' P,n bern ottO 'IS fourth Realty, REALTOR 3731750 _______________________________________________ bedroom Laroc Scrtefled pa t i o. _____________________________ available with 1140 DOWN SANFORD, I bedroom , with tamily PAYMENT) to aual'f tO erwn room bfock. large lot. fli( neigh borhood Clot, in Must Two atoms older fran-c ILL" +. 7 appreciate I flarucnQ aiostabIr. ccur,irr bcdrOon.s 3 baIht. 5230(1) location, shaded lot '' _____ CA)Al --- III 1439 ORANGE HILLS LO- rIy 1 irti'oom. 7 batri brick Want '73 Chevy P.Li,ip ______________ -- A Assume payments __________ * i Is iJi) RETIREES DREAM- Repo 1973 Sanford Auction Villager, 7 berm Set up on AUC T ION EVERY lakefront lot Takeover payments, P11111 IC •,iOfdDAy NIGHT Antiq. TVt, ce pay off balance Lake AViby P.t-j,eIlan,00s, hew and used Ph. 373 0350 Dealer __________________________ Inciture and pplianc s Plvt '-&u-al Salt's (watch ads) GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 rrench Ave. Sanfc,ro 173 'Auctioneering Services Thr T-me Tested I ,#-"% 333 0517 32'3 6O4Ior 377 9'320 p.imewW. LWs, wof er furnIShed. Adults No pets, $83, S I, Palmetto Ph 3727796 Realty l TLIR IUt Budget C 'i.jw, - 'w .w ___ N Upset ft,q I IiveStQ(k 13000 Cash or $4000 on Of corisral Warranty deed °n -127 ,- patios ens a dining room YOU name it, this ho.e has it. Plus eacellent tinancng Near Seminole High School VA No FHA, Low Down, for the Qualified buyer. Only 111.000. EVEREST REALTY, INC REALTY. ISO) S Hwy Il 92. Mallard Open 7 days From Thursday, Mar. 21,197,1-118 ___________________ ____________________ btraulifully equipped kitchen, luxurious shag carpeting, garage, 71 Hour Service Se no 803 W First St. An by Art 5)7300 127 Gum St. Long*corj. 849 0463 — ------------... ----- ____________ ___________ 7Y40 Yco ; I Offillfroarn. A"Its only _____________________________ with I" (Mactor of Public toOrts __ A Callbart Real Estate RFAITOI mi le MIS Orange S8I8S French 323 199) Eve 3377371 337 1 494 377 Lo'hAt"eiq.IarQelbed,00n,, 2bath CO I.Ofle. very nice lot All ron" t ore large M.alcsarealruicer'oa,e for a large fan-ity Priced at 177 511T For ____________________ both. spoillets. Includes a c. and _ Tonic THE BORN LOSER ---- Lots and Acreage REALTY , l ar gewall fenced yard Assurpaor IW944ft('W,,th ,a$tm1 t*trn OtWy a23.5.00. Call now. - Spring ' No Closing Costs CLIFF JORDAN ISROK EPs Legal Notice AD FOR lIDS Trade il—Antiques fl-AuctiOn Apartments Rent ____________ _______________________ S C Realty, '737 36 40 If awatpsa Ave all? c 31 ___ 47-Livestock and POultry -,~_7~- _:- ACREAGE 2, acre tracts High & dry $3000 per acre Terms _ __-. _________ [Ad I me. light fluf Wry work sCRt MISS Hr$ 17 A. S-al & 3,,'n 115 No tii necessary, Salary _______________________ pIttiS comm Send resume. t i' 1233 ( .- , r&: 72Tt5 I FINANCING $3) 1272 Looking for a high quality REAL1OR bargain? Look to Classified read today's NEW LISTING Beautiful) br . Ii, anytime Sale? y men #20 0363 Tools 66-Horses I li~-:i~- X~ !- - and 41—Equipment for Rent • 4$—Pets and Supplies it ;:: iiii—machinery CLEAN Payton S4NMO PARKS. 123 610100175 Trailer's & Apts 2 Adult parks. 2 I .irnily parks 3515 Hwy 17 92 Sanford. Ili IVJU; Day. Wk, MO ________________________ Stemper Realty With cyprej shingle caba na, on fenced acre 5)3.900 3236650 Kitchen hffw *41`1 cooklom ell _______________________________ peq,eesce Apply Seminole Lodge 42-Lawn and Garden ! "Sa n font'sSalflLn&der" Your MsultipleListing Agency Local and Nat ional MLS REALTORS &pn1. _____ HousesforSale T*rnty acres, scene -ugh and Some 'c'w l'an3 53)000 Pool & Clubhouse Laundry Facilities • Shag Carpeting . Kitchens Equipped • 6 Mcnths Lease ADULTS ONLY sill -B.cycltt -'i4.. a I Tire start attendant. rnechsaracally ,isclirwd $125 *to OK Tire Store 211 3 Fr en ch Ave Si-Sports Equipment WiW1t Call 322.2420 Anytime - 41 MOBILE HOME I 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. I Masonry Construction • Central Heat & Air Sales Babysitter. ,n-y honue 75 540 _-., .P Will furnish trah5()rtJtiOn. Phone 3225135 . .., - _____ _______ A P Barker REALTOR 125 4817 Orlando LOW DOWN Sunken Paneled family room, 3 bedroom, island kitchen. central air and 'neat This Spanish beauty Is Ontst 7 years old and an ci Ceptioflal bus Only 123,000. DUPLEX LOT Peek Avt' 13 CE ENTS Semv3resumeto Los Hare. Board Of County Commissioners. Cour tPnoue. North Park Avenue, Sanford 3772) An(gijalOpportjn,tyEmplovr'r I • I- • ___ — 100 ___________ _______ __________________ APARTMENTS IWestof IF 92bet*een Fairway Plaza&Sem,nol,H,glsl 9.91 C.,I4f,d Al Adi Will what have y ou VA OR FHA NOW LEASING. I 5i*itki finished in Like new. 2 bedroom, family room, paneling, wall paper and carpet. kitchen equipped, carpet, 5)7,500. beat and air condit ion, c ov ered Ph 332 2217 walk, corner locat ion. Elite ad — dr ess. "233 N Country Club Rod, Lake Mary, Fla."$tlSpei-MO. & 10 WEST- 3 bedroom. li bath, nearly new home. Central heal, up on minimum 3 yr. ease. ready for air, walled in yard Only JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION 333 3 bed room, )'u bath, wall to wall carpet Central heal, f enced back yard *73.800 1120 FLORIDA AVE. _______________________ Large lovely landscaped Corner lot Wall to wall carpets, range, CORBETT REAL ESTATE REAL70R 611 178) DeBary 4666653 NICE AND ARMS ' THIS COULD BE YOURS) 3 bedroom. I' bath,3 yes. old. Easy ________________________ town home you've been *ailing for Hat split) bedroom plan. 7 full BY FRANKLIN include slate retirem.'nt plan. paid hospitalization. eight holidays, vaCatiOn and tltk leave . . . -S We mutt sell .11 trcmyndoc t4(rifite, bi'JUtilui l i ving room Mi,si sell Cailbart Real Estate furniture 6-U 5.173 afte r everything from A to 7 SU(Ii 71 Hoer 5rry,t drapes, kitchen itm, wlsll Davcare furniture icribs, Chart. See Ora ng e ifillS in Ora ng e City — decorations, furniture. Stereo Call 377 etc ) for sate From 1355 apiece _______________________________ _______________________ (Ofliponicrits, Scuba, rad,o arid loday A new community 04 50 Phone 3773391 Iva OESPERAT El bikihomesWestofIl92onHoll SO ________________________ Miscellaneous — Dr Our Sign will dir ec t you tiulq rug t the Seams with Itt rate L ii' Banquet llsblrS. brand r- • ifurniture War ne ' Quality For Sale L. tilI each Alto misc it AuStin New & Used Furniture, 1700 14urant Development Corp equipment 372 ))N between Sand 904773 4784 French, 7731110 Aitamoquj t. lISON MAIER FURNITURE ___________________________ I - Mr Bradford. Open I e p m buy sell trade Rattan furniture br sale. 13 piees III 3131 F ir%t SI It travel trailer Self contain" 3fl pluS matching 0.netfe, 1700 or best Tase Over Payments Gas dr,r. PINE Y WOODS BARN I? offer Ph 373 14$) aft er s o Mobile Homes *73 Ph 3,3 0)11 ____________________________ Wi 1)11 tufn lure and misc Sell for reeler, dining set. wrougrit iron 1971 KinOtwOod l7'', 23 pci Consignment bablf & cP6.rs. and misc items Fr,, HalliCrafter I-iT 37 transmitter Small eguit, & over pickups Auction Saturjay at 7 Covert 1010 meters, $130 Piano 617 W flra,rctiffe. Sanford 372 V1111115* Payments In familytake park 377 pm , Santor 322 7770 $131) Ph 126 p rn 377 ISIS 67*? $174 -- FHA Days In n1l deposit Be nefits -- SO-Mtsceflaneous - A - _______ carpet, c en tral H & A Terms home has c en tral climate control, HOLLAND REALTY, 3737023 pa rtially equippId kitch en, car pefifug. Florida room, and all the home estras Now only SOUTH SANFORD 171.500 Dnn't buy anything until OUTSTANDING VALUE yOu've WitS this ti ___ Tw'o bedroom upstairs apt $)SOcno, RECONDITIONED including utilities $100 securty 2bedroornlba$hfir,pl ace carpet 323 1901 abler 3 p inn br eastast room and porch 121.750 ADMINISTRATOR This i% responsible administrative and supervIsory irs administering the county rules arid regulation governing regulation of puolic water and sewerage systems and aSssirlr.Q compliance to the ap plicable la Graduat ion from cotlege uri,i,eft'ty with degree 'n civil enginr-cr ing and knowledge f civil eng ineeri ng as related to tjlil,tiet required $4-Farms and Groves - •-. al-Houses lot Salt 13-Lots and bcrHge rw P4ct 1 titdtOo'ti apartmenl, ar, carpeted, kitche, •QUIPPed AdultS, no pets $10$ 372 7294 UTILITY CONTROL 17-Mobile Homes Magnolia Square ___ .1)56. GENEVA GAKOENS APARTMENTS I$O W 25th St 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. COflvetSi*it to Warded: Cocks- Apply in person to KhoOls, shopping canter. tag SaflOOI'ORISCPSHOVW, HW5l 1797. carpeting. drapes. dishwasher, centralheat&air Sparkling clean SEMINOLE pool Move in today. Childr en accepted 3777080 3$-Mobile Horns Loh Down 7S3 4 Park Dr. After POurS REALTOR 322 9254 '732.3I 3 od EVERISI RIALTY R ea ltor, 1601 S Hwy Il Maitland, 42$ 0605 SANFORD REALTY 3341 S Fr ench Ave _______________________ 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished Houseman N ee ded Steady employment. Company benefits 33-Houses Rent Furnished Apply in person. Holiday Inn c 34—MObIle Homes Rent Altamonte springs Jim Hunt Longwo ________________________ Fi'nr lflfoqnuaflon. call 421 30 Two beam,S. I bath, vo to *&If ___________________________ carpet ing, drapes, central heat arid air Fully equipped with dish washer. Call Mrs Rutriferford In Bnettingin. Girls Villa 11333) Furnished 33'd&MAGPIOLIA 323• 7870 F is, 12060-Ttl--904 $42 5501, night- "40422613. or Jim Unfurnished OFFICE SPACE SANFORD,FLA group Selling Eicellerd salary and tenqe benefits Minimum l_ 34. with noc?nldrenathomf Write or ca ll Bob BoeU.Is. Boys Ranch .. *. .. • --- ChufchtA Large I bdrm , 2 bajh ~ S Acre tract On E 46 Zoned A I We 834.3363 _________ Mobile Home Lots For Rent SlOW AIRPORT BLVD Sod tworli With youngsters in a (4 n) 1010 830.5500 Realtors Stenstrom 3&Bedrooms. CAMP SEMINOLE No alcoholic be verages allowed No pets, . 3774170 * 12 Bedrooms A challenging ocportswn,ty to lvi Rooms for Rent . - - janus ' 1.4 and SR 1,'. t,ul I beck From 123.400 20th Street Locust, turn left to 11th St . right on Valencia Court North Model open 1 4 p rn '4ally On Site phone Roberts & Gilman ____ ____ _______ .. •: QUIET COUNTRY HORSES— c&.a LabrMir area P Acres $4S,OOpr acre LPeaceful Setting Oak treps ad to I . the beauty of th delightfully %P(lou5 homes.les Furn. & Unfurn. _______ Nice 2 t'tdeoom home Completely remodeled Call 33) 3920 after 6- _________________________ * Shag Carpeting Only to minutes from Sanford and Orlando '' (fl,,eflClfl. I & TownhOuSe Irom 5)45 _______ Th-InsuranCe 29 Houses for .i0 U&A m. VILLAGE to, newly wedS, or rrt.reej 2 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP bidrOOm. I bath, new carpeting $31 4300 Just paint ed Inside and Out I yr old roof. Walking distance to shopping and entertainment Call Planning a garage sate! Don't today, $11900 Jerry Emerson, forget to advertise It in the Clatsifitd ads! Assoc After 434 3310 ____________________________ ~ 1SPRING WOOD 323 $774 -5------- VA.-Nothing 13 atnIosprier,ona hill. I mi from 11054' to schools, stores. banks ,~__ _________________________ ____ * - St REALTOR THE PERFECT HOME 1 sometime when he's between bites" -Camping Resorts I1iIi1i"Want,d '5- ''Bell y 's friend Isn't bad looking. I 'd like to meet him COUNTY i- -r ,.- 5 ('LIU( pinq 1'IP1t REALTY NOR THLAT 1873 12 wide 1 bidroom, tu.mished, 0 COORDINATOR Degree and or Considerable ci. perlence In Intergovernmantal 00ordnat pr ogram • - —5-- ----_ Houses for Sale $1? W First 5 56i1 _____________ ________ Short Term [ease ______ t wak ( NIce 3 bJrm 2 bath spit plan Large Onflrlfd family room Attume 7 pcI mtg $73,700 EXCEPTIONAL VIEW A beautifully wooded lakefront lot in an area of eiclvSive homes Ap pronirnately I acre near the Ma yfair Country Club Pric ed *elf We have others For In ui L Il " C,l', l- lvll Good BALL REALTY IMMACULATE 7 bedroom, I bath, family room, kitchen eguled. Unit air, tencod shade & fru t trees NiCe area low ti"t $19,300 ______ Apartments Rent Unfurnished AN 11—Travel Ag"cia . . -4 WOODED WITH / ) (," 1301W FaIrbanks WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD L ( ________________________________ Vill _____ I 0 ) to It - I 11 A 41 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION - New 3 bedroom. 3 bath, central air, wall to wall carpet, Shade Settled nghbOvhoOd $39,900 Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad will fInd it a buyer ' I • I 1. ' i Rooms for Rent Sandiewood Viii as _____ Realtors 613 3333 ,_-" ________ _________ Newly renovated Color TV. ww carpet, a C. eUlcI.ncies & over nuts Day or .wk. rates 242) Orlando Dr . Sanford 372 3-403 11—Instructions __________ IWOE. ZSth Sanford Court Motel ID-Do It Yourself — Etnplotmet N,-" " s _______ C-Good Thi ng s to Eat Travel & Recreation . . ___ fI Ii9 bedroom,1?111(14 Forest Greene, Inc. Unfurnished SEMINOLE s-Eating Places -• I -' ) __ Driver, semi tra.ler or ready rn, tfvCk. Miracle Concrete Co Elm Ave Is -Atli on Spor(j ____ - I' \ woman seeking same share apartment After e *6'0ayt '7737076 ask for Star, - Hotels . ____________- I TAFFER REALTY Formal dining ISrtj', Nearly You Travel Agencies _________________________________ FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Airline- tickets. Cruise and Tours at offic ia l rates. 303 Semoran Blvd. (Hwy. 434). 031 3231 Found ______ bAfLMatter ____________________________ _____________________________ s -Child Care 7-Motels 19 ______________________________ 322 UM 4-Personals, ALTAMONTE-- RuIic Country Wtlif'Q 3 ooms, I l9tflS, family room, 27i19' with built in new, fli 500 Nooi -Cemetarles / ( ___________________________ Deadline--12 Day Before Publication . Today! ALTAMONTE RN- Walk to FREE I. CLEAR new mall Quiet wooded area of bath, Ifl 17 years you can Øfl fl55 I419 I nice honiel 3 bedroom, 7 bedroom home for $1100 00*1', and family room and porch Seller will mo Call today qv, 0000 terms $11,900 1 ,) __________________ 2-In Memoriam • Housesfor Sal. 41 ________________ HOUSfl for Sale 41 — ___________________ $a.m.. 3:30p.m. Siturdays& Holidays tam. .12 Noon . . . I I 0 Pars ers-Plo Esperience Mit tit'r (tf% tr53 91 Crancs, and Nhtt S Ch prs tangef net. ern.ot. Imet. etc S.nnford Orlando Kennel Club Low overhead prices Delve a 14011' _________________________________ litlie&s.avealot-Oviedopfurjeqy -- ________________________ TO BUY OR SELL & Bird Farm, SR 41 9-3 rn' N of AVON Oviedo 365 4381-We Call 641 3078 Oranges & Grapefruit Want Ad I / - ___ _,'P - ChIld Care Per Day. I-Cards of Thanks - 5- Here Needs" iull Fox . by OWNER OPERATORS Free, 644 7007 for "We Care"'l4ott'ne Adults, or Teens The Longer Your " Don 't 1' Headed to transport automob,lM within he stale ot Florida have a good safety record, and be able to quality urat,r strict DOT requirements Owner operators must have new, or nearly new Chevy, Dodge, GMC, or F or d conventional tractor. Mileage 44c to Sic ioaded-17c empty. W ee kly settlement arid other benefits Apply Bldg Ill, Sanford Air po rt, or phone 2037771016 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) -Sell TRUCK DRIVERS AND PROBLEM ________ Ask for Want Ads y ;iiiit (11 Po5Itlon open in public relations. salary $122 SO week and up. . with young men I, women Cell Sandy 4 7 0739 ______________________ Marilyn Announcements - .. TheSanforci Herald MALE OR FFMAI MARRIAGE$ Performed by Orlando 831.9993 - . I •. - - SECRETARY WANTED - Desire competent, elpeeienc,ds,cr,aary tor lull time positio, Salary corn menturate with g.a'lhcalions Se'd resume and requr,rnentt ft P o Boi 1793. Sanford, Flridi 3j7 I _____________________________ _______________ ____________________ For further information call .12) 43$1 or *fit SodA1AnonFarn1y0r,pP6 -- --- _.....0f%1. Ills JI7I inter Park- :• • . . -.' SICE GLANCES Hel drinker I Seminole 322.2611 Pa 18_==_-~__" A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY! AL ANON f1% Of fIfld5 0' problem tX DIAL ot • ______ Personals WANT AD 23 times S times . ., . ~ IS AlCOHOL. thrv S times . ~~~~~ ~ Spring INFORM ATION Sthru --- . 11 V t Thursday, Mar. 21, 197.4 108— The Sanford Herald Make . - How Much Gas Your Money Wil Buy l'odayl ON THE SPOT INSURANCE & BANK RATE FINANCING ___________ ___________ ___________ ECONOMY CARS HWY. 17-92 & AIRPORT BLVD. OF SANFORD PH, 322.8601 �1 - 12B—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 21, 1974 Bank Makes Projections TV Ratings May Drop This Fall in Planning For 1 985 C114P '(a By DICK KI.ELNF.R come possibilities for fall PRESENTING THE ROLLER viewing: DERBY is a sure winner. In HOYWOOD—NEA— THE MARCEL MARCEAU fact you can make a bet now — lights of areABC, burning Late In HOUR, 60 minutes of pan- Roller Derby queen will win an NEW YORK (AP) — Prosperity and problems, ftcult In the future to achieve a jobless rate near The the offices CBS and tomime. This Is such a natural Emmy. a questioning of basic economic assumptions and or below 4 per cent. NBC. The network brass, their that all three networks are less involvement by the federal government are The savings rate, which during the They were all set to sign a past three eyes haunted and their mouths bidding for the services of the riww th. tlew,. used by a major years topped 8 per cent briefly, is foreseen as dry with fear, are worrying great mime, who could c the :lcal for AN HOUR WIT!! THE hank in planning for the year 1985. BEST averaging around 6 per cent, or only slightly about what to put on the tube 73-74 season's answer to Mike W 0 R L U ' S lower than average of the decades of the l95( WRESTLERS, but they had to next fall. Bankehaveatendencytocewflyearsbefore and 1960s. Connors. THE cancel It they found out they occur, but usually their most serious THE DENNIS 11W writers' strike still drags The cult of youth Is expected to fade as the wrestlers worked from scripts. Projections are confined to the vet' Immediate birth rate declines to two children per woman, on. No new scripts can be MENACE FESTIVAL. ReOtherwise, though, sports will future. But for its own internal use, the Conti- but the percentage in the 25-44 age bracket Is written. None of the new, highly runs, yo'i see, can be used, and there are certain to be many be big. The networks are even nental Illinois National Bank went further. It foresees the Gross National Product, or the projected to rise significantly. And that means touted shows will be seen, at hours of your old favorites back now considering televising total of all goods and produced and services more housing - nearly double the 1960 rate. least not in September. because again. Besides Dennis the other sports events, and we are Women will be in the as to see the INprovided, as rising from about $1.3 trillion in 1973 in job there are no scripts for them to Menace, you'll be able to renew certain T ER NATIONAL QUOIT marP"ts, Income, influence, power. Over the shoot. to to nearly $2 trillion in 1985 — and that's after past 20 years femsie employment grew by about But something will have to be acquaintances with some other CHAMPIONSHIPS, THE discounting for inflation. delightsfromthcpast—OZZIE 70 per cent, while male employment rose 20 per aired, otherwise the public will AND HARRIET, SUGAR. HOCKEY FINALS THE NATIONAL AAUand FIELD Yes, they expect inflation to continue, at a rate cent. That trend Is expected tocontinue.be forced to do something FOOT, RICHARD DIAMOND averaging close to 3 per cent between now and drastic. Like talk to each other. and all those grand old timers. WORLD'S BEST CURLERS. Continuing another trend, the economy j 1985. Otherwise that GNP figure would come out expected to become even more service-than And there's no profit for NASTURTIUMS I HAVE Music shows will proliferate, to something like $215 trillion. product-oriented, meaning the majority of Jobs networks in human COfl• KNOWN Is sure to make the top as longs as the MCs can ad lib %ersatioa. Measured in constant dollars, nearly 60 per will be in trade, transportation, finance, the p 10 next fall, assuming that the and don't need scripts. I un cent of all families are expected to be earning fcssions and the like rather than In manufacSo the network executives are networks can find a botanist derstand ABC has plans for $10,000 or more in 1985 — the percentage was turing. even now c'onisdering alter- who can ad lib. Ad libbing, you THE &)1113Y BREEN HOUR, abut half that in 1970— and the median income Expectations of changes in society's attitudes natives. With a little we, is OK—anything Is O.K. (:Rs is wirking up THE MRS. Is foreseen rising to 812, 000 from 88,6(A). and values toward business, the quality of life, Imagination and ingenuity, they as long as there's no script, or MILLER SHOW and NBC Is all But just as inflation and higher than usual work, Income, living standards and the like can come up with some ac- written anything set for SIXTY MINUTES WITH interest rates are Likely to persist, the bank's conceivably could present some touchy ceptable substitute programs, DEAN MARTIN PRESENTS JAMES McCORD, WHO forecasters told its staff, so will it be more di!. problems. You might be interested in C I E N C A M P P f I. i. ALWAYS SINGS. §t4t`1f1F11*? am Friday, March 22, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 182 F1 KNOX, Ky. — Privat James It. Basso, 18, SOfl of Mrs Mary Basso, 611 Oak Ave. Sanford, has completed cigh weeks of basic training at th U.S. Army Training Center Armor, Ft. Knox, Ky. His father, Robert Basso lives at 143 Emerson St. Rochester, N.Y. • ' "- SGT. NORMAN HARVEY MT. JOHN, New Zealand— Master Sergeant Norman W. ALRMANJUIINT.I'FJjhy Harvey, son of Mrs. Helen K. AIRMAN JOHN T. Perry, Harvey, Longwood, has JOSEPH WAGONER son of Mrs. Dolores A. Perry received the U.S. Air Force of 810 Ballard St., Altamonte Commendation Medal at ML FT. PIERCE—. Ralph Springs, .as been assigned John, New Zealand. Jacob, local Air Force Harvey was cited for to Castle AFB, Calif., after Recruiter, has announced compieting Air Force basic meritorious service with the enlistment of Joseph Roy training at Air Training 3SO3TdUSAFRecrultthgGrotrp. Wagoner, 931 Dolphin CL Joe is Corinds Lackland AFB, located at Lackland AFB, Tex. He now serves at Mt. John as married to the former Terry Tex. He has been assigned to JOhflSOfl of Sanford. Strategic Air Command for a civil engineering technician Wagoner has taken ad. training and duty in aircraft with a unit of the Aerospace vantage of two enlistment equipment maintenance. He Defense Command. options, guaranteed job and the The sergeant, a 1945 graduate is a 1973 graduate of Lyman alzw enlistment. Joe will be of Tunkhannock (Pa.) High High School. attending school for Missile School, is a veteran of World Systems Analyst Spedalist at CAPT. D.S. HORTON War II, the Korean War and of Sheppard AFB, Tea upon his Vietnam. suceesdul cornpleticm of basic IWAXW4I, Japan—Marine SGT. BRUCE CARTER training, six short weeks, at Capt. David S. Horton, son of [Ackland AFB, Tea. Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Horton of DAYTON, —Sergeant will also be sewing his Airman 331 Oak Hill Dr., Altamonte lit clan strips on UPOfl Springs, returned to the Marine Bruce A. Carter, son of Mr. and graduation of basic, in Corps Air Station here after a Mrs. William A. Carter Sr., 1112 Elaine Drive, recognition of his six year six week training exercise in Queen in with Casselberry. has re-enlisted flatistmenlL the Philippines. He serves He Is a 1973 graduate of FL Marine Attack Squadron 533. the U.S. Air Force after being selected for career status. Pierce Central High School. lit Aircraft Wing. Carter, an aircraft mechanic A 1%9 graduate of the U.S. at Wright-Patterson AID, Ohio, ERNEST a nirrwt Naval Academy, Anapolis, Md., was approved for rt-enlistment he joined the Marine Corps In b-i a board which considered his PANAMA CITY, — US. Air June, character and Job per. Force Technical Sergeant CAPT. J.H.DYSON formance. He is assigned to a Ernest E. Butler. son of Mr. arid unit of the Air Force Logistics Mrs. Ernest hi. Butler Of 104 CAMP CASEY, Korea— Command. Vihlen Road, Sanford, has MThY Captain James H. Dyson The sergeant Is a 1969 received the Meritorious Jr., son of Colonel and Mm graduate of Colonial High Smic4 Medal at Tyndall AFB. James U. Dyson Sr., Stone School, Orlando, (USAF HOME Butler, a communications Island, Enterprise, assumed TOWN NEWS CENTER) equipment repair technician, command of company C, 1st was cited for his Outsthfld1flf Battalion, 72nd Armor of the CHARLES II AU. duty perforiziance at Taipei Air 2nd Infantry Division at Camp Station, Taiwan. Casey, Korea. Navy Personnelman Third He is now at Tyndall with a Class Charles M. mu, son of unit of the Aerospace Defense PATRICIA CURRY Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Hall Jr., 102 Gregory Ci., Altamonte The sergeant is a 196 JACKSONVILLE, F Is.— Springs, was commended as a graduate of Lyons Township Navy Trademan Second Class crew member aboard the oiler High School, LaGrange, Ill. his Patricia A. Curry of 691 Lilac u&s Pawcatuck as part of the iife. Marjory, is the daughter Road. Casselberry, drills one U.S. Sixth Fleet task force in of Mrs. Olive M. Kitchen of 35 weekend monthly with Naval the Mediterranean during the Clearview Drive, Daly City. Air hies-r,.r Unit here. latest Middle East crisis. Calif. ThOMAS NYE SAN ANTONIO - Airman First Class Thomas W. Nye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Nye, 1804 Maple Ave., Sanford, has graduated it Lackland AFB, Tea., from the U.S. Air Force security policeman tuurstconducted by the Air Training Command. The airman, who was trained In security and law enforcuncnt, is being assigned to Forbes AIR, Kan., for dut', with a unI of the Strategic Air Command. Airman Nye is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High SchooL Add Space To Your Place - I- •..4,.',4 Extensive Monitoring The division's monitoring of liquor imitI1torir's i ' ;tt'uvi* because of the city commission action HyBOBLLOYD City Editor , Plllwp If. LOGAN i-P not heard (I Two of the nine members of the Sanford Zoning and Plan. nlng Commission have resigned protesting city commission action overruling a 1-P order that United State Bank of Seminole demolish 18 feet of a 10-foot-high, 190.foot long brick wall adjacent to a restaurant on U.S. 17-92. David N. Berrien and attorney Philip H. Logan submittedletters of resignation Thursday night to 1-P Chairman Art Harris for forwarding to city commissioners, who appoint the advisory board. Harris, a member of the ooaro ior 19 years, said he has considered resigning too Sh Obstruction Albert C. Phelps, accompanied by attorney Robert Petrie, attended the ZIP meeting and told members he has been "plastered" with a wall that obstructs view of his restaurant and makes it unsafe for his customers to enter and exit his driveway. "We ruled it is a safety hazard and were overruled by the city commission," Harris said, "and this board has no recourse." Z-P Member Jeff Davis told citizens with Phelps they can go to Monday night's city commission meeting and "be loud and angry." Phelps said his customers are complaining the wall makes it unsafe for them to use his 13foot-wide driveway from U.S. 17-92. He said the wall is as high as his building and southbound motorists in the 45-mile-an-hour speed zone can't see the restaurant until they pass it. The wall is on the north and west sides of Phelp's restaurant at the edge of a parking lot for the bank's new building on the west side of U.S. 17.92. The bank is now located across the four. lane divided highway at the Sanford Plaza Shopping Center. "Leaving that wall as It stands is every bit as Intelligent as constructing It in the first place," Logan said today. "I think there's no question it is a safety hazard." "I just got tired of it," Logan declared. The nine year Z-P member called the advisory job a 'thankless" one and said he felt "we weren't accomplishing anything." Berrien said the wall hassle and "philosophical difference" was the major reason he resigned after serving on the board for nearly four years. Not On Plan The brick wall, according to Harris, was not on the original bank site plan approved by the Z-P board. Feb. 21 when the ZIP board approved an amended site plan, on the condition the 18 feet of the wall nearest U.S. 1742 Is demolished because it is a safety hazard, City Manager 'ff 's Latest Consieration Turn Navy Barracks Into Ja*1 FLORIDA i SANF09, SANFORD STATE &4N/( INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. • , __ MEMBER F.D.LC PH. 322.111 m&mbor eg''1 - Spot Inspections The Treasury's liquor and beer watchers number about BOO nationally., Th ey conduct spot inspections, check records required by law, and handle "work-back" audits to make sure distilleries and breweries aren't mislea ding the government. 0 Warren Knowles said .irchitects for the bank had atually drawn up three differ,site pla.s.One went to the u:. for approval and plaits show iii 1' the wall went to the contracti r and bank officials, he said. Knowles said the city cat: limit the height of the wi1 under zoning regulations limiting fences in residential zones to six foot height. Last night the i-P board voted,alter conducting a public hearing, to recommend the city commission amend the zoning ordinance to allow sight-proof fences as a conditional use in commercial and industrial zones when approved by the i-P board. The recommendation would leave height approval up to the board. DAVID N. BERRIEN .Phllosophlcal difference S ri eri , 1 .. - 41A - -U-. By CHRIS NELSON Herald Stall Writer sights on a possible $400,000 $600,000 and abandoned In airport's 80 tenants must be suggestions to avoid a state conversion of Sanford AIrport's 1168, and estimated conversion polled as well, threatened shut-down of the old Navy barracks into a jail. to a maximum security Jail Should the FAA, U'w tenants aging Downtown Sanford With the voter's "No" on a Polk Thursday conceded the would cost 1400,000. Ky inlrn A. ripoltt ki, -. and the authority decideajail Is facility. - pcopoaed$3imlllIein Five Poipt old air station to be a "possible acceptable, Cleveland said, a ' jail still ringing in his ears, alternative" to the recently While Salfi and his colleagues regular five-year commercial An azalea sale to benefit the Sheriff John Polk has turned his rejected bond Issue after the $400,000 that lease arrangement at standard appeared satisfied Civic Improvement Project third court hearing into county Polk, who also met today with $lperaquare foot rate could be progress is being made, the (CIP) will be held March22 and jail conditions. chief judge said the hearings Sanford City Mariasger Pete worked out. 23 from 9 am. to 5 p.m. in two Chief Circuit Court Judge Knowles on possible use of the have so far dealt only with Cleveland ruled out any Sanford locations downtown Dominick SaUl concluded the city's 30-man jail, said Thur. possibility ofa lease at less than "critical" areas of overIn the vacant building on the hearing with orders to Polk and sday some $400,000 may still be commercial rates, saying the crowding and health conditions corner- of First Street and the county commission to available from the court house barracks, "Building 310" tias and said next month's hearing Magnolia Avenue, and outside report In one month "on and jail bond issue approved in been leased for $42,000 annually will look at "other, broader Publix Market In the Sanford alternatives to secure con- 1966. In the past, and that the areas. Plaza. The sale, sponsored by Polk said he is presently finement of prisoners through Airport manager J.S. (Red) authority is bound by law to the Izora Garden Club, SanDecember, 1976." charged with 107 prisonerit in a Cleveland today confirmed make the best deal possible. ' ferd, will feature a wide variet% Salfi, with Circuit Court preliminary discussions with The next authority meeting is facility built to hold 85 to 87, small but fastrowing azalea Judge Robert MacGregor Polk and said that while his and set for April 11, he said, adding necessitating transferring pla nts selling for cents each and County Court Judge two of the authority's seven he expects to meet with Polk prisoners to other counties. Wallace Hall, also ordered board members inItial reac- today. "It is unthinkable a judge has ilniediate hiring ofa jail nurse tions are not negative, we've to worry about seflenc1ng a Its Interesting to hear the and physician and said he got to take a good close look at man to Jail without any jail to 'Emergency thoughts of a Congressman, doubted any bond issue could the thing." put him In," McGregor said, especially one who is critical of take effect before 1976. Cleveland said not only must -. At Thursday's Jail hearing, adding "we are at a critical Congress. Polk later said he has toured the Federal Aviation Polk gave a progress report on point right now, and with each Louisiana's Rep. F. Edward the former 3 man Navy Administration approve any commission approval of 12 of month passes it will become Red Cleveland Herbert (D) said. "Irresponbarracks, built in 1963 for project at the airport, but the his 13 "emergency" even more critical." ...Takeacloselook sibility is so widespread in the — Senate that If the Ten Commandments came before it. they would he amended." LO - - ... . - - . . . ) - I - - - ' • - .. of - State Oil Hunt Team Seeks Cheaper Fuel If that wasn't enough to whet your appetite Mid Florida's fighti ng for weeks over diverccngressmnen are elect ed by one MIAMI (AP) thing only: by people who don't largest electric company has sion of its usual supply of South care and by people who don't teamed up with a major oil American residual fuel oil to vote at all. Bad congressmen coirpany in hopes of finding a utilities In the Northeast. When .. . " - come to Washington because of steady fuel supply. As a By MARK WEINFz hleraldStaff Wr-fter A red haze hung over 1,700 acres of tall-pine WOOds near Titusville for nine hours Thursday u federal allocation rules moved a fire ravaged the area and destroyed two junk The Florida Power and Light the oil, FP&L said it had to shop poor judgment or apathy." -- . - P0jj.jO5 - . . _ .. -, .... - - F'ARM PRODUCED GROCERIES ... Jumped 3.l per cent Mother Nature Bans Fire Market Basket Jumps Rate of $ 1 A automobiles before Mother Natum e, The Florida requesting a tri.county (seminole, Osceota and Orange) burning tan. Artman said today his recommendation was 'turned down at the local level due to lack of sufficient cause." -If Week WASHINGTON the conditions were just a bit worse we annual cost of probably would have had the ban, but as it was crowning climax. Rep. Co, said Thursday it and Stand. the world market for fuel at a Forestry Service and local firefighters combined Sloflicr Nature gave us the ban," Artman said I Al - The annual ust of it market basket a market basket for a theoretical household of of U.S. farm-produced grocer- 3.2 persons was $1,732 In Februies jumped 3.1 per cent or a rate ary, based upon a 3.1 per cent The rain Is expected to stifle fires in the tn of $1 a week per household from rise. The January rate was $1,Hebert added, "Congress is ard Oil Co. will share the costs higher price than it would have to extinguish the blaze. county area for at least a week, ,%rtman said. "Mother Nature's rain really helped us out," January to February, ac- 680 annually, meaning the gain weak because the American and results — if any — of a $10.5 paid. The 1,700 acre fire was "right at the edge of Florida Forestry Service Supervisor Gil Artman cording to government figures in one month was $52. people have been weak. They million oil search in a 26-county Though FP&L is building nu- said today. 95, and it was threatening a housing development announced Thursday. Central Florida. area elected Congress, now it's up clear generating stations on the when it was put out," Artman said. There were The search is an attempt to Atlantic Coast, it the voters to change Congress. "The fire burned "one of the prettiest areas Market basket statistics are says petrc> of no injuries or buildings destroyed. woodlands in h3revard County. bordered by is Irresponsible to blame the "developasourceofIuelforour leumn will be its main fuel It had gained 1.8 per cent or kept by the Agriculture Departfor Artman said there were no fores' fires St. Johns River, Highway 50 and 1-95," President for inflation, customers which Is outside the several years.. in 830 from December to January ment, based upon Labor DcArtman Seminole County Thursday. He sa said. Congress shares the blame for confines of world politics and id he was on an annual basis. Adminis- partment statistics expected to appeased enough by the rain to temporarily McDonald said the cornInflation. It Is fully aware that which could prove to be less tration officials, however, insist be available next week. The The cause of the blaze has not been deter- discontinue attempts to ban burning. al these giveaway programs expensive than buying on the Panics are using subsidiaries corcsumt'rs nave seen the worst computations were mth' a - mined . In sur',eyed areas of Seminole Count)- Thurcost huge amounts of money." world market," said FP&1. Fuel Supply Service Inc. and of 1974 food price Increases, unofficially from consumer Earlier this week Artman attempted to for- sday, rainfall was less than a half-inch, "but it president Marshall McDonald. Amoco ProductlonCo. — for the According to Bureau of labor price index figures announced 1. 1.l..,. ,,. ,,,iI 9%%.V alit" 4. I" 4V. 11 V_ I,I (r. [('411) PtNJU. A[UII4II dIU. Statistics consumer figures, the Th ursday. Or anothe r way of putting it Congressman. "You've Lapped the well dry. The American taxpayer has trouble feeding his own, much less be concerned with t ry ing to take care IlAlillAhi, Ethiopia API than a year ago and more than we will be auic to avert further of th e needs of the world." Ethiopia's Harrarge Province, in the six-nation West African major loss of life." a mountainous, semidesert re- drought. gion as big as Italy, has six ee s Volunt r The rain is up to Allah. liar- Relief Expert e Winter Spri ng Th weeks to live, its officials say. rarge's devout Moslems say. Fire Dept. needs your shove l, Without huge grain handouts The grain Is up to National Refolks. And If you're so Inclined, A Western relict expert who and without rain, the remaining lief Commissioner Shimelis perhaps you'd like to dona te has traveled widely in Ethiopia cattle herds will die. Tens of Adugna, a 38-year-old social some muscle, too, as they says 'notherwaeo1starvation thousands of peasant farmers worker named by Ethiopia's prepare to cleanup the comthat would dwarf the 1973 crisis and nomad herders will starve, new government this nionth to munity park Saturday at 10 could develop within two The eastern fifth of Ethiopia boss a slack and stumbling g am. months. will turn into a dust bowl. ed at t he drought reiiel bureaucmac locat pa is The rk Dr ought is affecting seven of 'il) ua y things have imn dead end of North Edgemnond the country's 14 provinces, Free Hand proved is to compare Ethiopia Drive. where nearly two-thirds of the "The government has given to a man standing on a railroad 26 million Ethiopians live. Some me a free hand, and I intend to track with a freight train con-iqualified observers say 200,000 act swiftly," Shimelis said in an ing around the bend," he cornA long life may not be good or more have starved to death, interview in Addis Ababa. mented. "He's all right until it enough, but a good life is long double the estimated toll less ''Even if there is no rain, I think Puts him. enough. to of ,,,,,,, — AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LENDER - employes are stationed in many distilleries and bonded warehouses, keeping the premises under lock and key so that no liquor is illegally removed. All this is (lone for tax purposes, to collect the federal levy on beer and alcoholic beverages. Th e controls on inventories are more th an 100 years Province Has 6 Weeks To Live GET A HOME IMPROVFMENT LOAN UP TO 15.000 FOR 5 YEARS NO DOWN rAYMENT old, but have been altered over th e years, In addition to domestically produced liquor and beer, the Customs Bureau keeps accurate records cn alcoholic be verages shipped from oth er coun- ity Zone Members Qui *t 0 ver Wa , I convincing th e public th e fuel shortage is real. it C,6 a4 PYT. EVEN BERG TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif— Marine Pvt Steven M. Berg,aon of Mr. and Um Gale Berg of 375 Imperial "-• Casselberry, has begun basic electronics training at the Marine C.CCPI &a When he completes this sctiooi he will be assigned to specialized training In cornnailons-electronlci. Price 10 Cents III - Navy Airman Recruit Clark L. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs Marion B. Moore of Longwood visited the Far East port of Hong Kong while serving aboard attack aircraft carrier U.S.S. Midway. He spent five days in the British crown colony on a rest and recreation visit, The 64,000-ton Midway, as a forerunner of the Navy's family overseas residence program, will be operating out of Yokosuka, Japan, with the U.S. Seventh Fleet for two to three yeam ...'.-., i4jrrath Service News I'VT. JAMES BASSO WASHINGTON (AP) If oil were liquor, the government would know where to find virtually every drop of it. The national debate over wheth er the energy crisis is real or contrived wculd disappear as fast as a flask of .,.i,;,.i... $4' g$-The Treasury Department's Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division keeps such close tabs on liquor and beer inventories of distilleries and breweries th at it can tell almost in. stantly how much is stocked. Energy officials agree that if they had such legal controls over oil inventories there would be no trouble - . 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O.(JIM) Smith and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & rMI,I CO., INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff of the discourteous; motorista '— ont California at Berkeley, was abducted Feb. 4 by members of the Pastor 50 0Cc II Cos Sunday School Morning Worth-p tSrfl-flQWorthp Pf ,,, P, ,a- r-3 - - ? BAPTIST j 51 APttP' P,is$ (TasciP, Ov..a Ca',.'-, Bags',' Aswv'ii, , -I:-- Cirda-., Cir, P4.p 11 97, a a ( Ti C .s a ta-v 4 3' iiieMaI, ($wrv, B.a01-s* Ctva"da. 120 Saw ,aaoI. live Qt Lw ?l1fja ~.__ ww~Au t - 149w4,$hllP.ji.vaaa,(p ,u,tn9e,Ia &t4lI.Oi'A,, ipinav.if biptit Cta-a( Leeg,,. R(dg - Lorqw Fe a-&or 8a ' fr,JO. Forrit C.t Crv 'rt..'n'a$, (,pr,. rrr-a, ( to Pa. a#I CaI,a', PP tIeniry Bf,w-t t!Zt9 13'a- 51 Nc-a Si'i-',a Prom a-cf bap(tt (Paajv(h lw-OP 17TP aaa Mi i-on B-sc's' (PuriP. "20 Prot Ave livessi Part 140*4' 'Pvrth 7?fl W 20th 5' P1Sii-_• R,g s If ('*gr' * r t w-' , p-,' w-' -~,-__] for Poe 5.- p r:: Clear..',,PP-c.-.', i.,, Sari,,' C'aurO.. 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(All) ( Gallons 11 7 A . keep the sult from III filed, tho 1.s reflected again inthe Askew and Chiles also LLrgc,d appeared on stategrilde tele. Hours after Gov. Reubin said Don Pride, Askew's press March allocation, It will prob. the FEO to scrap complex vision to urge compliance with Askew and Sen. Lawton C'hlles secretary. ably mean that there will not be forms that dealers are required 5'0lUntaFY gasollie rationing. — Truce Forthcoming In Mobile Home War ! lq, .'.t'-o,' a (v .,, 7- I p fqI 011 Ai '' -- . .. C 1031 Pa',,, $.Lingj 1J 1e-..g,-, NAAIISSI Firil (huq h J Pt,. Pij•ari' * 3aaI) ii Maple loin P#,& (,r(Pa p4 t'ip Nagaa..a. *O'ftsien RI - - ,, p,w- -' ---': . - -. - " - - , - - -.. . - .: .. - 141i. Oak Hal R d lostew, the w-' 1"-rae-s. 1206* es l-i P.'* i' (Pia#!,. 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Say-as, &0 . - - or WINN.DIXI E STORES and Employes MUTHODIST Clita III) $ Ii* A&• 'a' -.,i to me CHURCH OF ($1159 FerrP*aIi $1 AiamwM bap$.ti CPa,oa. anc.aa t-*gs Soronallit4of Jji',p 17Th & Cedar oI (niefts It Yra-wIw--Ø Baptist Chitil 01 Mtjin.'we Springs II 416 CO'.OltOAT.QPaA( i' ',?.n (hurca 7i Pa.* MSSa.'W, $it (P01(1' Y4.h. St iii-orsilik-stionar r Rt4!(PQi(P 51 Rd ItS. Os' p1',i C,s,. CA. I!) P.ni Are fir p Pifip,, Ave CHRISTIAN F rat Cr. -st-. CP 1a-P- tt ', Sa.sao. A l ¶i'-142-O C , ,, r.,.,p ,p ss Arpii '-" % •• ( 1 - ('Pa f'OrSi t4,tqa Dv - MJtma,-ad Lair, ,• Cr.a a c'-,.'(w. bear Las. Pj if )&Wi - -; - —' n, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_______________________________ 4 F- ~Srt. %% "- '' "- it accused federal officials of "(State fuel allocatlon officer a suit." threw from their cars), ar,d terrorist Symbionese Liberation Army, "IkaoderI wild dIre,cotion to submit to get mclre gasoline, The food program, called People in Need, got under way Friday being unfair to Florida In alloHomer Hutchinson will re found a shiny object partially Florida's senior senator, Re- They suggested slmp:e reports must be provided and I suggest with thousands of persons taking home bags of free groeffies, cating gasoline, the state was evaluate the need for using the publican Edward Gurney, said by oil companies for all their that if YOU fail to assume that buried in the grass It turned out to be an Iden- despite SOSTIC confusion and siolence that closed one of four given another emergency sup- Starch advance," Pride said. in a seperate news cOnferem, distributors, leaderstup you will be just as 1> "This will still give us the 17.5 that '1 really don't think a lawtifiration bracelet with an in- distribution outlets in the San Franclscc Bay area. Gurney supported that re guilty of nisfeasance as any Police shut down the Last Oakland center after it had served The Federal Energy Offi ce million gallons that we knew we suit is needed," side insaiptlon"Love Debbie:' qu es t. He said the present sys-. public person who has ever late -dei-1 And in another gasoljne-ci'is 117-million ualIon alloca- had earlier today." On the surface was the name only a handful of the 5, ODD persons who walled in line for several diate Friday tern isn't working at all." been removed from office for Askew and Chilea, both development, state Senate Rehours. A few recipients, apparently angered that food was being Lion to Florida Chad. that cause," Lane said. Gurneyabopromjto-Gov. Reubin Democrats, had threatened the publican leader David Lane of all the influence I have with Mr. Now lilt's a case Chad, that thrown to them From trucks Instead of handed out, began Askew said Responding to this, Pride said agai ns t the 110 because Fort Lauderda le charged that Simon to ma you accidently lost it, you may throwing bottles, cans and milk cartons at t he tn3ck. Police ke sure Florida it would be futile for Askew to 4.11* pick it up at The Herald. cleared the area. '.Asu1on on 10 the state's growth wasn't being Askew '- has failed to assume a gets a fair shake." appeal to the people to conserve ¶iPP') was I n a.dditi Sporadic vi ol ence continued ne ar the cen te r in to the evening. million gal lons announced taken in to considera ti on In the leadership role for the benefit of lane se nt Askew a letter ask. gasoli ne when it isn't available However If it's a case of a Police reported a small fire was set ata food store a block away early ln the week and 12-mull. federal allocations, our citizens." in srhs- the onra- had in t} busted romane a first nIag'an and 'ou're ----- --r'National and at a hardware store in the area, gasoline lion gallon advan ce "forget", Wea, against The food program was set up by Washington Secreta ry of State March allocations ann ounced distribution let's just centages of the amount used in A. Ludlow Kramer, who pr ed ict ed t he original $2 million could be Thursday. whole thin" stretched by donations to feed 100,000 people a mon th for a year. 1972 Florida grew by 331 000 Askew was notifi ed of the Ic in 1973 but they were not Heis ted storyoapage!A newest allocation by persona l considered before th is telephone call from federal week, According to a note received energy czar Willism Simon In 'i'hls is much more encour. ByCHRlS',E[SN — place for permanent from Jack Homer of the Washington. Several other aging to Gov. Askew because it Herald Staff Writer residence a single new trailer G rea te r Sanf ord Chamber of states also received extra fuel. recognizes the grow th factor,' bearing the Florida Standards Commerce re.recycli ,. Simon's move could k eep the Pride said of the Isle Friday alSeminole County corn- Seal or Its equivalent on any paper—the American state f rom ha ving to use the location mnissioers feel they are on the suitably zoned plot of one acre Uni ve rsi ty Women ha ndle a March advance and, if followed "The governor sa id he's quite verge of fulfilling their pledge or more, provided proof of safe depository for waste paper up by even more fuel, could encouraged by this ne ws and if of last sununer to re.vamp the drinking waler, located at liollicanna Shopping access to .i agricultural zoning ordinance public road, and other enCenter. They receive paper on to allow mobile homes to both vimonmental restrictions the first Saturday of each remain ansi come to settle, identical to private homes at-mon th and apply all monies Chairman John Kimubrough suoplied: towards a National Scholarship said Friday. place on six month F dthereis As promised last August at a renewable permits mobile If anyone wi th an giant rally sponsored by the homes for temporary ocespecially large su pply of waste -Committee to Resist cupancy by landowners while a paper, and would like some .a&" i1+ AW .- U9 BOB ORREIJ. Us. 17-92, to the wate ront rf Oppressive Politicians permalserit home is conadditiona l information on this !iV''-' . AndJ RICI(ARI)S side at their own expense and tCit OP.), the draft ordinance structetj; program, give Mrs. Virginia - . . 1i __ -_-'-'__.i Herald Writers eff or t. contains a "one time only" — place on six month Stewar t a call at 645-3542. -Permission for the wor k was zoning clause for all presently renewable permits a mnoblle Per ha ps we could get some - Public access to Lake Ada givenby the city commission, existing mobile homes which borne for housing a sick relative or ganizati on to start a similar from the Sa nf ord water plant K no wles said. have been lawfully placed, or a practical nurse, or a night cam pa ign he re in this county, located near U. S. 1742 appea rs "We are not closing off access Kimbrough said. watchman whore proof of doomed by plans to fence in the to the lake," Knowles t-i'nThe ordinance will remove vandalism can be shown. entire area which Includes a Untied. "There are many other the present moratorium on Restrictions In the ordinance -.. natural boat ramp, picnic entrances to It." placement of new mobile include a rrovision limiting to ! tables, barbecue, pavilion and "No Trespassing. Keep Out' homes, in effect since the June one single family mobile home - I - .; Herald Staffer Mark Weintz A ` V ,2 J, refurbished house ahrid,y on signs bar the path to the take at i amendment to the agricultural the number of trailers on a came up with a suggestion the site. All we" CmdruCted both the boat ramp and tie zoning law effectively banned properly zoned plot, and regarding those long gasoline and paid for by city employes. picnic site. Knowles denied any . . 10._ S - __ new homes from the county, he require a special exception The area has been Wed knowledge of the signs. said. from the Board of Adjustment Why don't the station " e-, i' traditionally by local fishermen The board has set a March 12 for actual enlargements to a operatorsputasign behind the as Access to the south Sanford public hearing on the proposed presently existing trailer Last car In Line, asking the Index lake. 4 law drafted by zoning director vio No special exception will be motorist in that Final car to '-" r1-.'f- City Manager Warren "Pete' Area deaths 2A 1 .7 J . B. Williams and Assistant needed for Installing carports, 24 L 69r1f'1 move t. e sign a,ong WI'th him v' K'nwles Frida y denied any Bridge lIA Count:. MIs Howard Mar-see cabanas or open 1 __2A _____ ' screen until he'v at the pumps. Z~~W_It,-f___ private pa rk plans for the site Classified aids 4-6C - ; which. Mar ik-e claims, , , is the porches, which ---be per-with At least In that manner, ftse k!E - -. —-' but said it would be fenced-oh Comics HA most liberal trailer Law in mitted rithout county SIP. who pull Into a li ne, wi ll have as a mat ter of course for a Crossword puzzle a, IlA Central Florida, if not the prosal. Marsee said. t. the sa lisfaction of know ing that water p1st) a protection from Dear Abby IlA stale." Other restrictions In the they will be served—regardless vandalism Dr . Crane IIA I Acccr-ding to Marsee and proposal would require a of the length of time they spend lie did say, høwever, city em Editorial comment 4A Kirnbrough, the ordinance, special exception permit to be waiting in line Othe rs seelzw ployes "' at the plant approached Hor cope os 'I " HA SIGNS t'h tILi which will probably go through secured in the event a trailer 1k 1 Pt! Gas Aft After him last )ear aski ng for per. Society 1-48 at least one more work session, 'grandfatherrd" onto a plot by ,.'rree near Lake Ado will not Join the line mnis5jonto move a house locaL-.J Sports 8-1 A will allow mobile home owners era Photo b Bob Orreilt Df waiti ng motorists. in front of the plant, nearer to State and sellers to : iC.a't. 00 Pa. sat ' ASSIMILOY Of GOD @0 1 - _... -_ __ oo i" First £I5iiataIy 01 C. 1 - - - Ia;-' V i5 a 50 $0 a 7 p WIliacd(igr,d 7 30p m David Beverly and Staff L me A&PWEO The Management and Employes HARR ELLa BEVERLY SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Bc*ilevard tIat means ihe was binding agreement with the food program. Miss Hearst, a 20-year-old sophomore at the University cleaning the trash which so RESByII:jIAN CHURCH S ' lop Won 1 y tha If if Misi; Hearst were freed, the Hearst Corp. would meet demands for an additional 14 million to bolster a 12 million free-food program for the needy set up at the kid. ups" slong Lake Mary January 1975. This January payment will be evidenced by a THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd , Lake Monroe II 000 m a pdabLi Mrs. Voile Williams was Gould said 12 million of the new money would be paid "tindoing some "ecological pick- mediately upon her release and 12 million will be contributed In OI/:jr Old Stolift 44 of 110I Rev William E Miller Pastor Sunday Schoo l IlSam WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church S )Op m 100pm Youth Service E ven -rag Worship .e(t Pr p,-r Charles Go uld, Examiner, said Is a- P 00 Rev OanShe Sunday School nng Worihlp twynrag Worship $ Ga m Morning WOr%hp 1500cm 600pm oii of Cor ne r C oun try ci,b PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH 7) " It 00* i' Wednesday rn & 4th Thursday Family Night Supper 3d Sunday a s 1 Co r P'*it., UPSALA $ -a -- - - exorcists, can you be repossessed?' ` -- L1a. •' - -- - " deal. "It's important for them know they didn't win a great victory," he said. But he conceded, "They frightened me very badly. They frightened my family." Starding with his arms ; 'd -i - - use From the matlbag------ Hey, john—if you fall to a'- '!tjS Pastor Men's Prayer Breakfast Sa:urday Matthew :17-37 ______________________________________________________________________ Evangelist ID OQa m hp olski napers' insistence. - UMYF A q I 71 La C 10 H)- John A Sp THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave .LakeMary M,nw-tr A F SfiI Samoa, Church School 9 45* Mo'n4ng Worship It 00 Youth Group 7.)0p I 4 lop Thomas c 0 SICen .- Mintter' %4censngworshp Pdftrq, FIRST UNITED . - - PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST -•• 4111 - • .%orrtng VworSh-p Church School METHODIST CHURCH 459 Park Ave LeoF King l'*t!o, - - UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff -. •. - -- • —r- : -•:'t - :1..; 4. - - -- ' -. m t - - A 000 JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Sta ff '4;-. 4- - I . ;. - - 73pm COMMUNr UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. I7-IIat Piney Ridge Rd Casselberry Rev William Pic5tt Pastor Rev Kenneth MItir, ss;t Pastor MOrningW)rtb.p I )O&Ita m Sthooi 9 ISa m UMYF S 30p m Evening Worsp 7 OOp m Wed Bible Sty A Prayer Serv liOpm tryst Weesday Cllo The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible a >'-. .j, - - _______________ - - I & . 1 - ;icY. ; ,. " 4 I 'ti.s It 'a ti'rs tin FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave £ lid St R, VIfU.! L hr var? and her Kennottw Mu'ls . V_ _~_ I MI - ' - - Pay - .i' -- ued: "Before I was so rudely interniptedIusedto say this oughttobead vi1hedcow y. I ing stIll think this ought to be a civilIzed country. The people lIll.ISBOROUGH,CaLIf. (AP)— The familyof Patricia Hearst who think like this (the kidnapis wElling to see how her terrorist kidnapers react to learning that ers) are going to have to their la test demand won 't be met unless she Is released unhar- aome other tam because ti r • ; 6 - 7 }Cpm AP',,i- fir a a • .. -I — r'-iwy I Condition For • 10 00 -I - C(-i,prOr% Meqtraq rn I 00a m 700pm MYr7&ISurt EwC Worship II) Sun h-hf, Stuc1 s%eo - - ________________ 7 30p rr • -• ' • •. fl,. . - - . - tO Cob m II 00cm If 450 r Pa ul Sonne, 15 Doe m it-bit Class 6 ISp" MorningWor-spa.p 1 3GPm EvCfli'gWorsh P (lbaeCtaw-q- Wed 7 Xpm ' Wed prover Se rvice ScindaySPaoI Mot flIrgWOrhip - - .,t Wednesda, BableClass FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Park Avenue Jay I Cos"10 Pastor WorShip Cnurch Traning • - Independent Miss ionary Ev(nragWorUap .. '.. .- - ,ar-- - S 4"a-, 7 8-ble Study Sunday School _ - - - Morn.ng Worship Evening 5.rvi I458 It 0 *wnarag ••)_ fl • - ,,1 -- a- -.- '3 - .a.' Eva ngelist araget it Study Pastor E '' \ . _____ - CHRIST UNITED UE'HOOIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, SunlardEstat.s Rev Gary lner Pastor 14.1 Sundiy HUR H - S 1511 Park Avoolithe P I Rev -- CHURCH OF CHRIST IAPT tTC - - --t'' - I _________ - .. Ij - l3Opm PALMETTO -4 - . - - /1 ja j ______ m Chaa'tnN Crump .4- - - - - I \ F 1%•__ fbi. Class 41J A - - - - .ij• . ,a.. - - . -' Wednesday 9 3rn 51 00cm g tsp m Everting Warship Wed Evening Service -. CHURCH OF CHRIST 609 Palm Springs Dr. Altain,nt,$prIn$s James P Nefdpaeq,, Evangelist B dIe St ud y 50 OQa m Assembly Worstp It 00cm Evening WCWVip 600pm Wed Evening seryice a OOp PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH IIIWAirporfglyd Pev Kennelf Molt Plr Surod,by School ' 7 a .1 1.1 • -rtiiti ,l ,,j t.itrgsf lOOpm 6 OOpm .00prn - :t . ('I M0rng Warship Evening wocvtap . - _____7 THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 5705W. lit St. 4 om IJI1 it R 65 I I -- - - / lease and then left with FBI agents to discuss his 49-hour or. 6 30 p - ____ - —_ - Jul- I _ Unshaven and exhausted, Mur ph y spoke wi th ne wsmen clustered in front of his brick, two-story home after his re- rrkl - -- rn - ary Army is pledged to overthrowing the government, wtdch it believes is too liberal U4 SANFORD CHRISTIAN - tic said his abductors told him the American Revolution- flij .rb 00;", LUTHERAN CHURCH fl000rlandeAve 417971 I Lutheran (hvrcfa fl Arrer - Jiy- School a5IIm B Do*iwy Pastor Mcniflq Wormip & (1.ch School 9 OQa m Bible Study - 7 Mid Week crrs t e GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED . Pjt0r ki - - -• highway 30 mfles north of At- 04 ' - lanta. The 40-year-old newsman was kidnaped Wednesday night by a PA%f , Youth Hour 9 15w ,n 0 ii m four %C, * I ay,p Sery (p •, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES or CHRIST 401 S. San ford Ave Dr H arold Marr.s Morning Worship OvI,,glast) Ell-pit — - r C17 7 ' - . FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W 2nd St atMa4e Awe - - . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Loop Monroe. Fla. David J R.cta Pattor 5ajraav School 9 ISa m n Managing i Minter delivered the ransconj it I i ~ ____ W_ -_ __I - - . ~xI. - - Murphy was freed after Con - man who said he was a colonel Luilsirwi --• - a , _ •4 5S. - - ra,- ---"- ri 50 00 At r Pr*ver aI . Sundae Night Qroa*tt Dial a Devotional 71 - ii GOa 4 00 rt 7 00 rv- Sun P4YPS '•ajfl Eve WOfSr.P IS) WL )$Ill Place 7 30 9 & II 9 Sunday School Sun W or ship y _•_I. - I I I 00 it f,l Sermon 7 0p 1 N (VA CH tiP CIt Of THE NAZARENE lemporaty Geneva Community Center R e v A ( Green P,t' -, HOLY CROSS 4055 Park Ave. The Rev Leroy 0 Soper Rector ttl, communion 7 - 3Oam Service and tO 00 iS ffl C"t' ih 4 (P 01)t Singsperalson So ,,' 9 krtut(htftO Murning worship CivhScI on 7 • - ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando SpI,nq Drive Longwood. Fla Just East oI Interstate m PE Wed ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) A day. U.S. Magistrate self-employed subcontractor Thompson set bond for J. Roger release Friday night four that men his kidnaping statues and the won't win them many friends." northern part of Atlanta after they called the federal govern- about itiz feet tall and wore a William kidnapers included Hobbs Act, a federal statute and his wife have been arrested A. H. Wilhams,33, at $1 Murphy, who often has chain- Minter delivered the ransom. ment. They tell me that all the cowboy hat. The man said he million. and a woman. tie said they making It a crime to extort PiOned the cRu5e3 of ritinorities He Immediately called his wife American government is cor. wanted help In distributing and charged with the kidnaping Bond for his wife, Betty 28, was identified themselves of newspaper editor Reg Mur- set at $500,000. as money dealing in said. interstate and the poor, went inside for a and lAs colleagues at the news- flipt, the federal government, $100,000 in heating oil for the Thompson members of the American Rev-business, Conroy shower and then reappeared, paper. state and local government, needy. phy, the FBI said today. Mur- scheduled a preliminary olutlonary Army, a previously Murphy communicated the still unshaven, to tell of his exphy was released unharmed heating for March 4. "About the American "You ask meif I'm sure of the "I drove away with him," unheard of, apparently right, news of the arrests to the Con. perlence. Friday night. Revolutionary Army," he said. authenticity of lids. The answer Murphy said. 'He pulled a gun. Three suitcases full of money wing extremist orga"tion. stitution himself. He said his kidnapers covered "I don't know enough to tell you Is no, I don't know. I Police said the $700,000 ran- were found at the couple's home don't have fie said, 'You have been kid.o The FBI said Williams and som was recovered today al the After reading the FBI an- his eyes with tape and kept him all the details. It is a group of any way of knowing. I never naped.' He said, We are going today, police said. "It's his wife were arrested at their nouncement, Murphy corn- bound and locked jn the trunk of 223 members and six colonels heard of them before." to straighten out the damn libhome of the Lilburn, Ga., heavy.. one man couldn't carry borne In Lilburn, in Gwlnnett merIted: 'You don't know what a car much of the time, who operate throughout the couple who were charged with it," one officer said. Murphy said he was lured eral press and then straighten County on the northeastern a pleasure this gives me." lie said he was freed in the United States, They are corn- from his home by a heavy-set out ow- government." the kidnaping, Murphy, 40, editor of the Atoo edge of Atlanta. They were Conroy Wd WUllams suid h6 parking lot of a rnotel in the rnitted to the 0%,elottirow q ;4 h,,1 1 %Shite inan in h!s 210s, who ,![.o4j Relatedstory on Page 2A The two were arraigned to- 1anth Constitution, said upon his charged with violating federal wife were scheduled to appear ---.------______ ____ Iuiutu,,z I 000 m 6: 00P vhp E v angelistic Serv Family Night Service Editor Freed, FBI Names Coule In ina . -' Morning Worship Pilgrim Youth I I 000 not there a church _'iIi- tii/ 24055 P8STQf (,4H1 to , II OQa 6 ISp 7 30p EP*VrthLCaUUe Evenn'Vic's?p Wed Pr ater Pert ,'I Pry E,ei Ni-at CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Roto-eft Loy Sunday School thece truths and tdeals stth theni. B) encouraging faith and showing them right IrOn) rong. our children çj become the finest giner.ltiun. destined to change the world—for the better. What our children eventually do sw-sib the ssorlJ d-nt t;'n ;j7 'rirltut1 rc'it;rLs arid iriiw'1I.II CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School Mcn-ng Worship C HURCH OF GOD 10)W 72nd Street Pastor Rv J I Pills -Ch ur ch God Hour 0 m WIRR • Ifl I'II,IHIi,s1 FIRST SOUTHERN IV METHODIST CHURCH 7440 Sanford Ave. Rev W P Bennetl Pat!r •.•..•••.•. human irnperfction. Vet its the world we an gisin our children—the world in sshich the) must gros up and find their 5k:stiny. And we keep hoping that theirs will be a finer generation—one able to improse this world. !?,Ifl,js, CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEM BL Y ?O0FeIrmo lSanfordGard,nc,ubH, 57-97) Don Shockley Pastor • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East Second Strut Service A It GOa m Sunday School 7 30p m -Wednesd ay s . • 9 45 r' II 001 St•fY& t(ndrrQarten wosr p H ON • - of a ssorld—sshen ou consider all . tiol much Its Conl,ssont. Sat AItamor •yool 7' .'lrsrn(r Of •., , S S•a-&% - i,',Iiili . ,- ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak Ave. d Fr William Enflil Pastor Fr P J. Kell Aw-til, Pastor Sat Vigil Maw-s 7 GOp ton Sun Mist rn tO a I Church Mtland AvflUf IJuitSoutheR.13 0000 s< ( .uI/ ii'/ ii - FIRST ASSEMBI.. O F GOD CHURCH M day : LyvnanH Xrwood 7 3 00 m Wr- 1PratrMre-srq 'a- Lorigtobood Y, 111 - 0/ (.n/ -i.s'iH b1 I * - •, 000 Evangelists, Servi ces CPIiACtI Tra i ning m m, OCa -- I. - 14 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSSHettitA,.. Ph 373-C213 Bro Billy Griffin Pat WIPR $ 3Oa m BibIrStudy 9 45a m )Oa I • 7 cop r 9 ii 1111,1/1 4)(114 ET HODIST CHURCH COMMUNIT THE HOPE OF OUR . L 41 . 0012 Noon Sabbath School War UlpService Wednesday Night A .JJA THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7Th & Elm C P. - SANLANDO UNITED 308 ton Wedneiday Evn.ng Prayer Meeting - . Pastor AIO On WWQS (I4) FM Radio Saturday — 1 W0rU*pSity,t 4 -- S F Th, ADVENTIST CHURCH .. IoNghway 4m \ %, Forest City. Ftoorlda Sabbath School - Friday, Feb. 22, 974 I G Bilan Tar, Saturday Srvc* - - -- "ft - - �W be fore very long. iluit aione might have been enough to create considerable ferment. The picture is ex treniely murky, but a likely line of speculation has it that there are two factions, with the far. out radicals making much noise but the moderate element still able to prevent the pot from boiling over into excesses like those of the 1966-69 Cultural Herolution, The party Indicates a new round of cultural revolution is in the making, and while R mmiv better controlled than the last, it could wind up with younger men showing their po litical muscle, In any case, China's foreign policy seems unlikely to undergo any significant change, whatever the outcome. But relatlons with the &Met Union may Wof5n, . ALARM TRUCK SUPS IN LAKE . FLORIDA HIGHWAY patrolmen are today searching for the person who drove an Aiarm Specialist truck from its main office berth on ('o!onial Drive in Orlando and left it partially submerged Lake Monroe early. Saturday company spok2smen in said. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Won d News Briefs Policy Blasted MEXICO CITY A number of Latin American foreign ministers have called on the United States to soften its position toward Cuba, with one calling Washing'nn's policy "sheer Stone Age stupidity." The Cuba issue was the focus of atte n tion during a closeddoor meeting Friday night between Secretary of State Henry A. KLssir.ger and the 24 Latin American and Caribbean ministers at. tending the hemispheric conference, A United Stales spokesman said Kissinger's remarks at the meeting did not respond to the ministers' comments on Cuba, The Communist island nation was not invited to the conference. But sources said formally proposed that Premier Fidel Castro's regime be represented at any futurc ministers meeting. (AP) - Peru Officials Fired SAIGON, South Vletnam Al' - President Nguyen Van Thieu has tr2nsferred or fired 15 gene'ral offievri ;in1 at least six civilian officials ho an effort I rem',re deadwood and redice cornipilon government sources said today. They sah the move is part of a sweepini reorganization aimed at turning aroun( the country's failing economy and in spiring confidence In officials, was als seen as an attempt by Thleu to increase hit Political power. Included among those ousted were five province chiefs and th mayor of Cam Ranh City. It 999141111111 l LONDON (Al') A public opinon poll showed hefty gains today for the middle-of. the-road Liberal party, casting more doubt over the outcome f Brit,i,irçs national dec. tion next Thursday. The poll conducted by the Louis Harris organization indicated the liberals might well avoid their usual crushing between the Labor and Conservative parties. Some politi. cal observers predicted they might even take part in a coalition government, Political analysts said that, at the least, the poll gave rising support to the claim that liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe would have a good chance of holding the bal;irice between the country's two major parties in the next Parliament. The poll's percentages, limited t only those expressing an opinion, were: 23.5 per cent for the Liberals, 40 per cent for the Conservatives and 33.5 per cent for the Laborites. Three per cent supported other parties. Of the total survey sample, only six percent expressed no choice. f IVIIJ J It..J ILTUIUIIUII. I Equally significant, the poll showed that Thorpe is running even with Prime Minister Edward heath in terms of popularity. Both men received 32.5 per cent when the pollster asked those surveyed to say which man they Favored as prime minister irrespective of party. Labor leader Harold Wilson got per cent with the rest undecided. The Liberals, who received only six per cent of the vote In 1970, demonstrated a steady increase in popularity earlier In the week as other polls showed their strength from 165 to 21 per cent. Political commentators said Ole th gaIn resiJted from the libera ls' standing aloof from the shouting match between Heath and Wilson over heath's economic policies and the role of Communists in the coal miners's dispute. The Harris survey was taken before the election debate was thrown Into turmoil by the government Pay Board's discovery that the rtrlklng miners had understated rather than overstated their case for more pay. They iihtY even (I(illmate the anti-Confucius campaign, but the wily and resilient Chou, survivor of many political up. heavals, seem.s still able to keep it from getting out of control. Possibly fin wanted to slide Into Liii Shao'chl's chief-of. state slot, seeking control of both party and government. Mao headed only the party, having lost the government chairnwnshlp 15 years ago In a crisis. (iou En-hi may be a target of the anti-Confucian drive. I.AHORE, Pakistan i All — Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheik MuJibur Rahman, once branded a traitor in Pakistan and sentenced to death, was welcomed in Pakistan today as the leader of an dependent nation. Prime Minister Zulfikar All Bhut!o, the sheik's onetime arch political foe, welcomed Mujib to the Islamic summit conference here. The reconciliation between the two leaders began l-'rntawhen Bhutto announced the rcoi;utin f lt.iriiIaksh In- . WASHINGTON (API More Simon said that the additional panics must provide them by the month. CtEVELQl) (Al') gasoline has been promised fur allotments would begin flowing drawing from their own owners of the trans-Alaska 26 states, but for many motor- to The announcement was service stations quickly, In gasoline stocks. pipeline are doubling Its initial Ists attempting to buy fuel this some spurred by threats of wide. cases Immediately, capacity because of rising eon- weekend the only realities are Simon also said the energy spend shutdowns by dealers. should alleviate long lines at struction costs and increasing less gas, mcre promises and a In Washington, Charles Bin. office would work with all gas stations, demand for oil, Standard Oil of possible nationwide strike by sted, president of the NatImal states to Improve Ohio says. Ten per cent increases in the tems and allow greater equal. Congress of Petroleum Retaiindependent station owners. Constniction is to start this Energy chief William E. Si. February gasoline suppli,s Ization of gasoline supplies in lers an association of hide. spring, assuming Alaska grants mon on Friday night made his were given to 24 slates and the March. pendent station owners the necessary permits warned that his 70,000 members announcement of the DistrirL Two states were given Eighteen states were given would shut down their stations But already, supply trucks week of additional allotments 6 per cent Increases. 4 up to S per cent Increases Tues. Monday unless they got a Fri. daily grow lacross an ice bridge for certain states, ordering an These incrcase* are manday, some of which had re- day afternoon tneetlng with over the Yukon River in a race additional 326 million gallons to Simon said. Oil corn- celved a similar spurt earlier In government officials. against spring, when the bridge 26 Mates and the District of Co. dator', — will melt. lumbta. Initally, the 48-inch pipeline But a national spot check was to reach full capacity of found motorists having a hard. two day in er time getting gas in many step, starting with a 6w,oa areas as barrel daily flow. Now the start. their monthly allocations. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) A newspaper delivered the $700,. hite, wasn't foreign." He told up capacity is to be 1.2 million In Delaware, one of the slates teen-aged girl whose thoughts 000 demanded by his abductors, her to call Jim Minter, manag. barrels daily, Sohlo says. to receive an additonal allot- were centered on a high school Pam, a senior at Peaditr IV revised plan means tha t ment, Gov. Sherman W. dance received the IMeditorof the Constitution, telephone High School who works part and say "the code name Is SoSohjo, which now holds about 28 'frlbbltt announced he would call outlining arrangements for time as a legal secretary, said san." percent interest in the pipeline, implement a mandatory ratio. the ransom of kidna pe d news- that, when the man began talk. will nearly double Its share of fling program after midnight man Reg Murphy, At the time, said Pam, "1 ing about money, "I got scared, didn't know that was the name the financing, the firm says. Sunday to keep lines at gasoline "But, for some reason Blue-eyed Pam Grant,chon That In turn means nearly stations down to a reasonable 10 I real. of Mr. Murphy's youngest ized I'd better listen." doubling Sohio' ratio of debt to length. at random by the kidnapers, daughter," said Friday night she first capital, raising it to near 50 per In a telephone interview Fri. The man then gave her in. More gasoline also is headed thought the call was "probably day night from the high school, st.ructsons about the type of cent from about 27 per last for Maryland, another state Just a prank." year, the firm says. Nocent where she was attending a 19505 clothing Minter wasto wear specific plagued with long lines at serv figures were given. costume dance. Pam said the and that he was to bring the "This is the Colonel from the Ice stations. But Just how much And it means that Sohio's six is first asked for a sm. money by Jeep. American Revolutionary caller not certain. pipeline partners will wind up Minter delles'ered the ranArmy,' Is what he told me," the A U.S. District Cour: judge in 17-year-old blonde said. "I with smaller interests in the She said she put Baltimore Friday ordered the knew about her hand System while paying a "He told me to say that if be the kidnaping, but I over the phone receiver share of the total cost, but still Federal Energy Off ice to allo. didn't know those were the asked the and was followed it would be all only other woman In more dollars than they iuitld- i.'ate an additional 16 million words used by over," Pam said, "I was the people who the office when the call came scared. My gallons of gasoline to the state. to pa ted at the outset about five But ok him ," a bout 1:30 in the afternoon, first reaction was th e FEO won a s Years ago. ta y in the shock. I thought It Murphy, editor of the Atlanta •'Are we secretaries?" was crazy. order late Friday night from But when he said bring the Sohio's Paul D. Phillips, Constitution, was released tinPam said the man had "a moneyinajeep lrealtzed what nancial vi ce president, says Temporary Court of Appeals. harmed Friday . night after -. -. the well-educated voice, very po- was going on and doubling inital capacity of the it scared me," line will slash the cost per barrel of oil that will surge the 800 miles from the rich but frozen orth Slope to the ice-free SAN FRANCISCO (API sume next Tuesday, after Its 00 outhetn port of Valdez. i4t 865 Violence and confusion disoperao reorganize He indicated this will help their dis. rupted the first attempt of the tributjt ssteni. fft 1k' increased cosis of Hearst family to distribute free ortnjction of the line due to food to needy Californians as In East Oakland, an estl- The - - in April. second million barrels a dealers exhausted Gir l Relayed Kidnap Message - it National News Briefs Warner SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) Pioneer nsMc producer Jack L Warner has entered San Diego's University Hospital for tests, his office says. An assistant, William Schaefer, said Friday that the 81-year-old Warner was admitted to the hospital Thursday and probably would be released Monday. A hospital spokesman said the tests liwoked radiology and neurosurgical facilities. Warner, whose Warner Bros. Studios nade some of the first talking movies, sold u.s interest in the firm during the 1960.s. He ias produced several films independently lace then. - Acupuncture UNTROIT tAt') — Two heroin addicts ive received the first of a series of upuneture treatments here undera pro. 'am to test the ef(ectivenes of the ilnese needle therapy in treating Bar. W-5 Ifidiction Officials say the treat. uii w.on't cure heroin addiction but will sen the symptoms of narcotics withawal. BY rebevin, the pain, officials Pe to be ible to slowly withdraw the rcotic until the patient is free of his drug pendencc, Two wir'en received the first whether the extra gasoline could be added to a state's original allocation or would be diverted to a more needy state. New Jersey, Maryland and Connecticut reportedly have been offered extra gasoline supplies b) brokers outside the usual distribution systems. Cooperation WASHINGTON 'APi — The house Judiciary Committee has indicated it expects the White hlou&, to cooperate with an initial request for documents In its impeachment inquiry. The request was based on a list of evidence the White house already has given Special Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jawoiski, Albert E. Jenner Jr., chief minority counsel, said it soujd be iLssinjne" for the White House to refuse to give the committee everything already given JaworJcj, w Lake Mary Firemen Set Goals Hs J RICHARDs ll erald Staff Writer ' Foe To Friend • The campaign attributes all manner of evil to followers of sage whose philosophy pervaded China for 2.500 'ears, "C t" [An PIao alleg. edly wanted to seize all power, restore capitalism, make China a Soviet colony and commit other heinous crimes. Alaskan Drivers Scramble For Gas, Pipeline Doubles Simon List s New Allocations - arciy regulannfts for all, they said One area still being worked on Is a provision on minimum -square foot size of dwellings, but proposals the ordinance limit all agricultural area dwellings to at least 700 square feet are not aimed at trailers, Kembrough said. Other areas of Interest in. dude provisions allowing plant nurseries and greenhouses for wholesale only, grazing and pasturing of animals prcvideij none is within 75 feet of a neigh. bor 's home, and roadside produce stands 50 feet from a road right-of-way line. ' LAKE MARY — Citing a goal to "become the best volunteer fire department in the state of Ill Florida" the volunteer fire department in a meeting Saturday morning took stock of both its good and bad points In the wake of an incident of a "missed fire" Friday, "In two years we could have one of the finest equipped and trained fire departments in the state," said Cur Councilman Lou Illankership, who with Virginia Mercer are in charge of department activities for the city council, The well-attended meeting made its own praise and self. criticism. Plans were made to have volunteers attend an eight-week, )0 hour fire fighting school at SemInole Junior ('ollegc bcgir. nirig Monday. AL'o pressed for was a 5e('nt'ek emergency first aid school soon. More utilization of women as actual participating members of the department was encoursged and seen as a Possible solution to the daytime driver shortage. Blankenship said the depart' merit needed the revenues realized from both its out of city contracted areas to continue liii. prorements. All moneys budgeted for the department will be spent for that purpose, he pronased. D verted i taking oil from Florida and whether the murderweaprn - - WASHINGTON Al' 'This t'w1(i) needs fairness to the presi'iency it It is to survive In dangerous world," Vice President Gerald it, Ford told some 400 tysttrs of President Nixon. Addressing a gathering sponsored Notional (':tijtns' ("mrnitte' (or Fairness if; the WITHOUT F GAS. that is. And so this chauffeur driven, gleaming limousine joined her more by the . .-- plehian sisters in Creeping up New York's Third to a gas station. Gas nt'ailhi Avenue -------- - Florida News Briefs Dru s Draw ing g Atte flt I0fl Statewide Jury Wheeler Guilty Of Lying - oil torn - inlpc tIl k .Ii i.,.a .. Floridians paying $30 to $40 a voluntarily took a lie detector month for ehecticity now will be test a few days after the killing, e sheriff said Lndsley was paying $150, said Bevis aide eared. Informed (.n the situation. cl yave Henry Block hm 17 reasons %%"hy )(R1 should come to us r X help, (lll .AN!10, Fl,". APi -- A suspest ha s been ta ken into cust od y in the Sept ember slaying of a Walt Disney World employe. State Mt). Robert Eagan re port ed . Eagan wou ld not identify the person ta ken into custody Friday in the murder of Debbie McCartney, a 20-year-old Disne y worker from St. Clo ud in Osceola Coun ty. A murder Indictment will be nought from the Orange County grand Jury next week, Eagan said. Miss MeCartney disappeared Sept. 77 while on an errand for th e Orlando tourist attraction I her bloodied lxxh a found in an abandoned car near Kissunjnt'' thrt Liter .- , . Sh evin Wants State Resource Protection Prostitution Charge Filed ORldNDO, FIn. AI' — A 3-yt'nr.old Orange Co un ty man was arrested Friday nigh t and charged with ru nning a sta tewide prostitution ring. Slate beverage agents charged that Charles Palmer of Altamonte Springs heads a prostlution ring ne tting thou. sands of dollars a week . Police confiscated a client list found in Palmer's car but said names on th e list would be kept secret, Palmer, who had been freed pending appeal of a con. '.i tion for running a house of prostitution and living off the earnings of a prostitute, is to stand trial March 11 in a federal trial on stock counterfeiting charges. police said. the di - - cause theNew Fngland utilities could obtain foreign oil from Venezuela, fie said the Federal Energy Gf flee has not been aware of the USLOCKs 1 /ti .1 .AIIAS.SEE, Flu. ,%p, sources, Adams said Friday in availability of this oil. — While a house h committee a speech to an engineering to Simon included a list of brokers handling the oil. and Ally. Gen Robert Shevin group in OCIIIZI. "It is incredible" that the were calling for increase'.] state lie said growth should be dl. lEO protection of resources, 1,1. rected to Central and North has not required utilities Guy. Tout Attains was calling Florida so the region can enjoy needing oil to contact these bro. for wiser use of the resources the sunshine of our state's ill. ' 'it is time fur reasonable distributed economic prosper. uiten to stand up and define (onset Vation for what it truly Central and North Florida is; not the blind preservation of can learn from mistakes mad' our every natrual resource, but in South Florida cities and can the wi;l,' iitili:,t in ! those rt'- protect the environment, particularl w 'ster resources I. s , . AtIamsswI M&O I H E IN CO N E TA X P E OPLE His letter - J' . - ; ' i f1a 77 : k.. '- Atty. Gen. Robert In a lso was concerned about water as he endorsed a proposal to plate state development controls on (cntralHorid.ls G reen Swamp by declaring it an area of ci-iti apparently will have to be rationing water by 1985 if 309 E. FIRST ST. 903 N. HWY. 17.93 Open Sunday No Appointme - . • ' • r .. , ' • WAShINGTON S BIRTHDAY SALE' " '.' "'U" ,• 9 • • , I 1, nt Necessary Shoppers Don't mss our 24-pg. sale section in today's paper! it continues - ve 00 if tile ti n( residents a week. e ION - Due to the trucking problems, the Green Swamp — an Important fr'- sh-water SOUtCC ., Uncontrolled development if the Green Swarilp c(iul~l demarlded by the kidnaper: of Mated 5,000 persons — ranging - * SOUTHERN of 8at s - A Carrier Weatherm Furnace won't let down, whatever temperature. It "Furnace with a Futu because air condition can be added eis Installation by expe Comf ort guaran t eed - Slaying Suspect In Custody 'I Caught Col - Jury 44 1, their cars, TAI.LAIIAXSEE, Fla . (All) OF SANFORD INC. Tallahassee, Leo Jones of Panto the Investigators who worked . The first statewide grand ama City and Arthur Lawrence 100 N. Maple Jury tns be en requested for a of Florida utilities have con- on the case. Phone 322.6321 Live Oak, in whose distr icts tracts allowing them to get oil O1'fl2 1 year-long Investigation of drug WF "AVE I arrests were made In the cheaper than New England utilSTATE FORMS smuggling in Florida, particu- l'hristma,s Eve bust, Askew ities, which buy on an open larly of two big caches found in said. market, Bevis said North Florida last year. State Atty. Eugene WhitWhen the Florida fuel oil is Gov. Heubin Askew sent the storth of Gainesville involved diverted to New England, utiliPetition to the I- lori'ta Supreme in the arrest of seven men with tics there pay the Court on Friday, saying law en nine lower price tons of marijua na at Stein, and Florida companies must forcemerit agencies "have dc. hatchee last year, will also then go on the open market, tecteti an organized and wide. help. Hens saId. spread criminal enterprise" ni solving narcotics and other Florida Power & Light Co. of Ashew's request came a day liamI had to replace $l'a-bardangerous dr ugs. after the Supreme Court had rd oil with oil costing $11.50 a Big drug seizures made the given an advisory opinion barrel after a recent diversion, Reason I. We are income tax last two years w ere e xemplified tlearing up questions about the be said. specialists. We ask the right by a 25-ton seizure of :iiarijuana 1973 statewIde grand Jury law. nuest ions We di for every honest The policy also is depleting in Port St. Joe and Tallahassee , The law was created to allow reserves so all tie OuUC 1Ofl, List Christmas Eve, Askew a single grand Jury v t3 'i% afl •cO l eave no to look into Florida state's utilities will have to go said, stone 'unturned to make sure you crime situations on the open market, where in. Askew also requested that organized overlapping ccunty lines, pay the smallest legitimate tax. State Ally. E . J. Salcines, 37, of creased demand will drive If the governor's request IS prices even higher, Stevens Tampa, be named prosecutor approved, 7,000 names from said for the grand Jury. around the state will be put on a "Twenty-five dollars a barrel Salcines would be assisted by list from wlch 18 will be drawn will be nothing then. I Ange. State Attys. harry Morrison of as the grand jurors. les is already paying $24.50." [levis told Simon th?t version was Unnecessary be. FORT LAUDERDALE, FIn, (API Suspe nded Hi-award County co mptroller Jack Wheeler has been found guilty of lying to a and jut over the employment of his wife. A six-member circuit court Jury deliberated 31-1 hours Friday before returning th e verdict against Wheeler, who was suspended from his Job last year by Gov. Reubin Askew following his Indictment . Prosecutors charged th at Wheeler lied to the grand about the date he had hired his wife in an attempt to get around a sta te nepotism law barring such hirings. Circuit Judge James Reasbeek or dered a presentence investigation for Wheeler, who could get 15 years in prison and a $10,000 fi ne . - Patricia hearst, from infants in arms to greyBut thousands of poor fami- haired Pensioner, had sur. lies took home Free bags of gro- rounded the distribution center - r -, onmental considerations The Alyeska Pipeline Service a consortium of forcing Floridians to pay more ZW reward last week for a for their electricity, says the machette which he said was be. cha ir man of the state Public hieved used in the attack. Service Commission. Mrs. Lindsley, 56, was 'Floridians have in this man- hacked to death on the front ncr incurred over $1 million to steps of her home Just before date in higher electric bills be- dusk on Jan. 23. Her head was .A cause of these diversions with nearly se v•ered her body no end insight," Bill Bevis said and there were deep cuts on he Friday in a letter to federal kth and arms tkr husband, former St. Auor James Un(ilse) - ''' Ransom Food Disrupted iflationary pressures and evi- - ' * . '1 - A ROLLS CAN'T R OLL ' i.jc.4 - ;,.• . Don't Ge' mww had been found. fie offered a sending it to Neyt England, be . the liffest or whether any uther arresU are likely. fie also declined cotriment on TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (All) Federal fuel oil policies are _0 Fair Play 1 statement. Garrett wouldn't say what led sale was delayed it u1t in much faster loss of Florlda' water %Ad in "a ly 7' a nni 7fl'RP incorrectsale �- h —11 Herald - -, - P-'- '• -' Common Energy Policy COPLEY NEWS unresolved. The idea of pooling and sharing oil supplies this winter never got off the ground. n viewing American leadership as something to be feared the French are looking at the wrong side of the tapestry. In truth, ties with the United States are helping hold Western Europe together. It Is doubtful that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization could have survived the shock of Gaullism without the strong France's refusal to go along with oth er in dustrial nations in a commitment to a common Policy in the energy crisis could be as significant for European history as Gen. Charles de Gaulle's decision to pull French forces out of the North Atlantic alliance. The prospects for the Common Market becoming the foundation of a more unified European community have been given a , ,,----- -• -_ •,•-'- -. -=:---- -'------- '&. T.1 •*_,=r--'' - - ----•- • ---=----i "----:-' which remains its cornerstone Partnership. with the United States In U.S. oil addiction "I versus cold turkey The point has been made be (ort'tiutoultlt made again, a way to get a good deal more conventional crude oil in this country in the rears just ahead and we ought to he; 4 moving very fast to get i t. To 57 this doesn't mean we should not also be developing ways o extracting synthetic crude from oil shale, tar sands and coal, or advancing our uses of energy from the sun. nuclear sources. geo-thermal. or the fuel cell But the real gains from these other sources are farther down the tral in time than some of the big talk acknowledges. Hence for some of it there is more dreaminess, romance and drama than nracticality. It might be nice, as some pubiic figures are proposing, if we could find a sudden magic in the fuel cell or solar energy or geo- thermal power. Much transportation, industry, home y t heating, etc. would be freed of present heavy dependence on fossil fuels - especially oil and natural gases There is ghtOunfarb 372 2611 .ELEPHONE 831 9993 )ON. FRENCH AVE SANFORD, FLA 32771 WALT ER A. GIELOW. Editorand Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Adve(tising Dlrecior 1. Associate Publis her F RANK VOLTOtINE General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Assoiat, Editor WINIFRED F. GIE LOW Managing Editor COptr&Itr B08 LLOYD City Editor DEWEY RO8lN5O Crcutation,..a r J RICHARDS 5pert Editor Advertising Manager CHARLES HAYS Møchancai s, courir Editor DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RALPH HAYS Comp Room. F&eman CHRIS NELSON RAY STEVENS MaaazineEdsc PreRouq, Foreman - BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief P*Qrapn SUBSCRIPTION RATES Is@ W11114111111 U Mth 13$ 10 I Year $h 70Mon'P — Same As home Dlivery In Florida Br Mail iiO,h,, Mail 13 70 Month 6Montr,s%1 ?O ZZW 1A: • - __r'I.,... / ".-.,. R .i Z I -V r4jkI, $32 40 provide that all mail subscriptions be in advance nteqed as second class matter August 23. 'Os at the, Poti Office of Sanlqwd. Florida 3777) Noprtof any material riI'Ns or advertising of this cdl onot .;, i_,,.i ", -. .... .. . $$:;;.' - I2m U 5 Postal Regui.fi I 1,ç1 ?. -'•' •-: The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without writtn permission of the publisher of The Herald My individua l or firm ,espeni for such reproduction ii be considered s infringing cxi The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law Published daily and Sundays cept Saturday ex The Herald is member of the Associated Press which ' entitled eiclus.-,'ely to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in Itt's newspaper _______ Herald Area Co r r e s po n den t "- 1 ~ •. . -... Longwood An eji .. -. 'I- Black Community ?,'dr 322 3115 . : M~A-7~5P_ i ~1~-_.,;_~_ -__ ---.42 -, 11"r LAm - Fw,stCpy 26U DIUO$IJ Enterprise Fannsf ft Edwards $143353 Lza Baker 3M 5207 Ala monte $pran, Eld. Nlcttoi m ___ Taagtewoit E. Eulel., Join Babb 7t-2* -. -. Like Mon 332 2611 Geneva Oviedo Slayla . Liz Math ieu 340 SM Mn Clarence Snyde, fl? 4841 W.ntsr Springs Nancy Booth 332 6735 Caueibir,y. R Park 1NII• **292ora71.239 :-, --- r' - Israel ththeUaitedNaflon of the laWe when the subject oj ofl the Opposi te J - Clearly, ______ C ty Manager May Be Picked Monday t, I I - - ~_ -- By JEAN PA'rrESON k , - ' ' -' - 1 - If' . . - '. - ~y' c.r1 7 'F - , tk iTh) J' " . a • -- a Ji; . , Z / 'EL..: . - - - . 1 - •. -1 . -. - '- - ~_ M - Z, WORK SESSION: Lusk's request for abon. vading private property ad. donment of easement CASSELBERRy The jacent to the dock. Sewer and water service decision might be made at There will be a public hearing serve Allstate Insurance Monday's 7 p.m. council of Resolution 237, to increase Mayor', request for disposal meeting to make an offer to one site plan review and platting of 1959 truck - -r more of the three applicants fees a means of increasing Mayor's request for disposal being considei ed for the city the city's income. It is proposed of chickle at Secret Lake Park manager's post which has been to increase the current fees of Acceptance of deed for water vacant since Dec. 1, 1973, ac- $1 per acre with a $30 minimum and sewer lines (Sausalito, cording to Council and $300 maximum, to $10 per Phase I) Torn Embree. unit on residential property and Reconsideration of logo for "Idon'tknowifwewiljmake $2 per5quarefoot,wltha$3oQ water tank our final selection, We might minimum, on commercial Planning board site plan decide to go out for more ap. property. review - Leonard Casselberry plications. But we're going to try to do something to get that post filled." said Embree. ;1'_" - , , ~ - - - .: . . - " \_ . need a city manager and are hurting without one." Council ordered City Atty. Ken McIntosh Feb. 11 to cond uct a routine credit check on - ii , 4' ~b _ _. ', GUESS WHAT MOMMY BROUGHT ME? SAMANTHA MICHELLE CALLOWAY, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Calloway of Casselberry, enjoys babysitting with her new sister, Stephanie Lynn, born Feb. 7 at Winter Park Memorial. i ' . i a , iijS. ii . 'lI ( I)iItItIIC ips S(.die 7UI. (Herald Photo by George Hayes) 11111 c, Iso/; A . W. Spri n gs R Editor, Herald: I am wilting in reply to a letter printed in your Editorial Section written by a Mrs. Gill um of Winter I ant also a resident 01 Winter Springs, and a very concerned of my city. I am so convented, In fact, that I have attended EVERY meeting of i lly city Council flcC the wearing in of the newlyelected Mayor anti Councilmen, which is something Mrs. Gilluin, who states she is so has not done. I do admit that there is much dlay, concern and confusion in the city of Winter Springs; but I am alsoofttteopinjonthatif(hedjzeni this woman states are so "concerned" real ly were concerned, they would lake the ti me to get all of the facts before reaching any concluslons whatsoever, I would like to state my repli es in the same ge neral order used by Mrs. Gillum I base these replies on in. telligent inquiries I have made concerning these ma t ters, and on my own personal knowledge and perience through attending my concerned Cat) Council meetings. 1.1 have twice raised my hand and been recognized from the floor, stated my name and address, which is proper procedure; and asked my question or stated myv on ty matter, which was my right and it was no t denied me. According to our City Charter, the meetings are to be haired by the Mayor. lithe citizens are not given "a chance to air their views," ills not the (aut o f the council members, but the person who chairs the meeting ting It appears that our Mayor is not very knowledgeable of Parliamentary Procedure I do, however, feel very strongly that any "views" stated in a Public councilmeeting should be tIi!rcted toward city bus1ng and not toward naakin vague', in' ;scuous, malevolent statements, or insinuating innuendos about Council liiemftx!rs,.stakments that would make any person, council member 4' private Citizen, fitriout Mailers of this mature between two people tdiould be attended to in i manner other than to disrupt the conducting city 2. It is iiiy understancJmg of our I)emna'atic S) stem and Judkal System thot a ttian ii Innocent until jwuve'n guil R I'i-üple have, in the past, bet n cor4etnnetj and put to dea ofessing their innocence; th pr and at some later date it is learned that they were, in fact, iaiocenl. This only serves to emhagiw how important it is to have all the facts Spea ks : beforc giving any answers or charging anyone with any crime they did not commit. An In. bestigation Is just that and It is a grave responsibility. It appears that Mr. Herring's office is conducting a very thorougit one. 1, for am content t wait until all the facts are known. 3. 1 am a concerned citizen of Winter Springs and I prove it by attending all my City's council meetings; and I will continue to do so. I ant a mother and also know Senior Citizens in the city, Therefore, I also am conccrned about the children and Senior Citizeni; but I do not consider iiiell to be a "radicaL" I am, however, intelligent and aware enough to realize that we are a young City and not rich, which means that we cannot do everyth ing overnight no matter how badly we might h to have these things accomplished facts rather than future pla ns. 4. 1 am not s to wha t this woman is referring when she says 'poor city government;" but If she is referring to the City Council meetings. I must again emphasize that the Mayor, according to our supposed chair meetings. Using the guidelines of Parliamentary Procedure in conS ducting formal meetings, It is his duty and responsibility to see that the proper properly andni an orderly fashion ; and to allow time after each issue on the Agenda Is brought before the Council for questions and views from the citizens as long as they pertain to the Issue being discusied, Bef ore the close of each lmwetlng, he should ask if there are any other n att rs to be brought before the city that pertain to City Hieslnes, He should also see to it that Council Members are not harrasseti from the floor on a personal basis wtifch has nothing to do with City Business, Furtherm ore, he should see to it that before anyone says anything from theaudiene,tworshe shoiUld ,,nd, state his or her name and address, and be recognized t which Is proper procedure for any formal meeting) biefore ,eak1ng. If the lndlvlducl does not dim this, he or she should be told that they are out of order and asked to be quiet. This should 1w done also when any statenenta are made rhich ar not pursuent to the issue under dtscusslo. £ Had this woman attended all the meetings I have attandel, she would rssllze that some mailers Jedded and voted on during a meeting had been thcroaghly discussed at a previous meeting or t mee ti ngs, some matters were held over for future meetings, and some matters are simply and direct1yenoUghtha tydonotne a great deal of diacusajun. Also, if decision is reached that the majority of Citizens truly disagree wi th, we have full recourse through 0W' CIty Ch3cteropeUU the coundtopst the matter on a referendum to be voted on by the registered voters of the city. Also, any matters that I would consider to be "critical" must be voted on by the registered Voters of thecity, I seriously dotjbt that Council is afraid to let the public be heard; but If the Mayor does not see stated peop the audience if they have any questions or views an issue under discussion, the Council must move on the issue for the sake of getting on to other City Business, 6. As for the resignation of our City Attorney, Mr. Freeman, being the desire of a majority of the people, I heartily disagree, unless Mrs. Gillum and a few others stitutea "majority,"I ha ve Inquired into Mr. Freeman's bscrnund and find him to be a credit to his profession. He has served my well for seven years, and as far as I Editor, herald I am writing in regards to letter by June Cameron and Published in your paper Wednesday, e) not now where t lives. If I did I would go to her and offer lit)' congratulations for speaking out as she(lid in that letter. After reading the message I in. vestigated the June 19th ordiance and found ('s-er) word to hi' true. It IS totall) uiilx'lmeval,le but never the less, true', true, true!'' How can you, the citizens, sit quietly and allow this sort of Of)prescion to be imposed on the people who are truly the backbone of our cities, counties, states and our nation. I ta lked with business men .irid t'witract,rs alike in th is county (NEM The automobile manufacturers are switching production from large cars to small ones in response to the energy crisis and in tune with the new mood of Americans to use fewer resources more wisely. Things are not that simple, Eeser, for a rt'la:e'tl industry, the manufacturers of recreational vehicles - the campers and trailers and selfpropclled motor homes which proliferated in astonishing numbers during the past decade. The "liv,' industry was, at recent reckoning, a SS-billion business for some 650 companies around the nation, Many marginal manufacture rs have fallen by the shake-out occasioned by the gasoline siortage.wayside In a But if necessity Is the mother of invention adversity close kin to innovation. The industry is currenily waging is a campaign to convince Americans that Products are not the gas-giirjling hugs they .ire reputed toits be ,intl that it is not unpatriotic tt own Oit' (or contemplat e owning tini'i The theme of the campaign, which originated in Califorma, where there are more manufacturers and owners of recreational vehicles than anyw he re else, is 'The 10-Gallon 1W regarding this C It O.P. (Inc hiil ahiut UK- saute' thing to say. ('R.O,I'. is good and ('11.0.1'. will win and will eventually remove the present county cmmiiissmoners from - Weekend" Statistics show that 92 per cent of the tional vehicles average from 5010 100trips taken in recre'imiles The has come up with a list of more than 1000 s'acatioii industry areas and points of tnterest within IOgallon reach of ins alone. based on an avera ga-soline consumption ofAngeles a bout 10 miles a gallon Similar ists are being prepared for other population centers in oilier parts of the country office, However. these same people said they cannot join or publicly support this organization because it is in controversy with the county corn. iuiissioners and that in doing so t hey he industry claims that recreational vehicles account for only about 2'lOths on one per cent of total ga4,li,' cnnsumplion in America, anti points out that ptipli' on th highway or arked in a camping area are not using energy f or ho rn ,' Ming or cooling and lighting that they ould is' using if they stayed at home, 1 he "10-gallon weekend" or something similar to it, could well become the only kind of vacation many Americans, not si ould jeopordize' their busIness or great problems concerning their permils necessary to conduct their various business in this county. People, call it what you will—it is oppression-_a com,dltion that is to sa y the least is deplorable'. I would urge ever)' businessman, every professional man, every contractor and every citizen to join the ('ommnittee to Resist Oppressive Politicians and begin resisting before this goes any further, I came to this county to visit and thought about re-locating here but after reading that letter and looking into the situation I would not consider living in this county. but you, the cutizen.s have your lives and your money invested here. Wake up and put ii stop to what your county umiiuuuissi riers arc tr> ing I 'iii tO '-a use 'ust recreational vehicle owners, will ix' taking iii the future if the gasoline shortage co ntinues if so, the slogan, 'Set' America First," may have to he modif:t'd with tie r.rov: "in the vicinity of your own back' yard, that is" • a ?40 PRICE ROLLBACK 0r4 FUEL. you, , To - .June ingratulatui PSC Pottstown, Pa. (visiting in Lake Mary ) ('anierurl I say, for sa) ing it, 11 true fl5 • - • I -. - be even a City-. Betty 1. Eastham 'inter Springs (More Letters page SA) 111' our Public schools, when the government gained control of them Not only have scholastic averages fallen way below desirable tsui ciartis, but discipline, in some areas, is non-existent. Our children oho attend Public schools are not even allowed to pray in their classrooms, and the teaching and upholding of moral behavior and moral values was thrown out the window when John Dewey's system of education was employed, and when the government stepped In. As a result of growing parenta l concern with Government controlled Public School Education, in the state of Florida alone, attendance at Private and Christian schools, has increased a whopping 400 per cent, in the past two years. This fact Indicates that parents are concerned, and that they want their children to have a good education. Therefore, it Is imperative that citizens of the state of Florida protect and retain their system of Private and Christian education, without Government controls. Please write or call your area State Legislators, and object to the passage of any Bills which would place Private or Christian schools under Government control, We mnu,st not continue to leave lElitics to the other fellow. If we do, willing usurpers will gladly take our place, and man)' will nds-anct their own base motives. . 0 it Ball et • Uli U Editor Herald'fla'gh this letter I would like to lake this opportunity to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for the Ballet Guild of Sanford. On Fridy evening the 16th Mrs. Oxford and I had the extreme pleastn of attending f pe-rfna of the concert and enjoyed it so much. All who were affiliated with u,is fine performance are to be cornmended, especially Miriam Rye, Valerie Weld and each and everyone of the Every act was so e xact ' professional b ti there had to be YOIU many long hours of practice and rehec.rsal w that every citizen of the County could see ti-i, pance It would truly make them feel proud. Sanford will be known for its Ballet Guild in many olaces before long I am sure I have never been a ballet (an but after this performance I now conshier myself a true fan. Details are being worked out how income Is distributed," for associate' prof. Jay B. Ken. In his job "fraught with chaIned>' to take a year's leave of lenges, also opportunities and a absence from the University of lot of problems," he says his South Florida to work for the first handicap will be the new. rotnunission, starting April 1. ness of the position Kennedy, 43, already has "I'm going to have to find out been working voluntarily and what an economist can do" to pert time with the ctuii:nlsslon better advise the commission. rate department In studying ers and to assist in examining pinks, including discounts gis'- says fJ3f3tI.Nfl1 \ ,q f (f I' , • )JPIIJ t-:'-' - &&dai \ n—rv 0 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Carraway 432 Elliott Avenue I 111 1 bet etj1dtj 'I 1YJf4',f j . M"~ M= . 4 ___________ ___ 't 0(~ O PUBUCIIEARING, Insurance Committee report Open bids on crime specific tactical uni tconsultant services Open bids on police vehicles Civil action 74-193.0 — John ..(,s . 1 Casselberry versus the City of Cassel berry City manager appli ca tions 3i J1,11 ,' ~i flO\VWily,.. e 9 ncia statement - , g 1? -.--_- - n . '.1,_ :,*L' — r-__~__~er .4e _51- Calley I--\-- - i Turns To Co ur ts F1', BENNING, Ga. (AP) I.A. William L. Calley Jr,, a!- - I - most a phantorn4lke figure to the public since his conviction nearlythJ'eeyears agofor m. ders at My Lal, turns to a CivilIan judge this week in a bid for freedom, rfç t') -%,,j,I I _ .-, - - "Seeking ball Is the thrust of 0) our legal action," said Kenneth ' ' -.. M- Henson, a civilian attorney for Calley, under house arrest in his tiny red brick apartment for 35 montha, The slight, sandy-haired lieutenant, now 30, wasconvjctedjn March 1971 for the slayings of 23 civi lians In South Vietnam, where Americans no longer are at war. Calley's original sen tence of Life Imprisonment was later reduced to 20 years by the cornof the Third Army, His appeals through mIlitary courts now exhausted, Calley has turned for the first time to ( _ _ ,4 • E §~~ ---- 2' ,, :::-:" '' -' ;" " Wha 4, t MadeNima L '1 niiie 9 , -~)imple federal civilian courts in his L!ufr to reKain his liberty. %W neq nf '' (q "i k 2 She's smiling because she round her new home by reading "Lifestyles" in The Sanford Herald. Who wouldn't smile? ' Antiques Lifestyles is all about real estate and owning a home or an apartment or condominium. It tells where they are what they offer and at what prices. - shot; was a success and we feel that tout-h of Pie credit is due to the prounotion given by your newso.'tper. We appreciate the effort extended F, t!;', worthwhile cause benefiting imie'iitally retarded children and look fi'rssard to working with you in tht' future Sincerely, Frank I) Outsell Publicity Director a New Electronic Calculator for $10 Do as Mona does, read "Lifestyles" every Sunday in The Sanford Herald. You will find the best buys in homes, lots, income property, commercial and industrial property , farms, condominiums, apartments, ranches, out-of- ThCQVgOn bosess %41k1 Ca ody town real estate and more. _____ SEA HUGHES $349212 Let "Lifestyles" put a smile on your face! Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 5319212 Casselberry - •month "Lifestyles" SIDNEY THOMPSON and apply rental toward 531 9212 Altamonte Springs pumhss. price $94.95 I ' , ; 113 11- iOdlN$ON, 0iLAD0 athls. subtmu, multiplies, divides odd - - Editor, Herald, We are s'em->- grateful for the assistance you provided In promoting the Seventh Annual %olique Show and Sale for the Wittier Park Se-itoma Club. The RENT & figur.s p..c.nta Y On Tlm1 ..s - ___ .. rhiit.rnvcnra Hires Economist whethe'r rates for electric corn- company presentations, he 'KF.fP 0,4 TRUCAIAJ" Sincerely, Mrs. Marie Bound Unite Editor, Herald: Christians of the Stale of Florida, wake up There are no less than Bills being proposed in Ta llahassee, which will put severe restrictions On all Private and Christian school,. These Bills wi ll, In effect, bring Christian and Private schools under the control of the government, We have seen w hat happened to TAI.l.AIIAS5SEE, Ha. (APt en big users, encourages ener. The state' Public' Service gy waste. Comnuission is obtaining an "The implications of restruceconomist For the first time to luring of electrical rates is very advise commissioners On significant," Kennedy says. broader effects of their "How rates are structured decisions, affects population growth and •.. W m ust take steps to preserve our heritage of freedom. We must stand up and fight for our children while there Is sti ll time! - - these matter, Go to t he Council any of the elected officials of the Thank You J.C.Keaston ' he lea learned man and is doing good job for my city. He has been an integral part of every meeting I city. Otherwise, our city won't be just s "political wastela nd," it won't niessage, well delivered, Feb. 13, 1914. being asked to resign. I have ob. served him at Council Meetings and can state from my observations that Meetings mu risake your own ob. servatlons. Get all the facts before you make a decision for or against to ose or move the Thanks For Courageous Letter Around the world on 10 gallons sound legal advise as far as I can tell, not being an attorney myself; and I think that I can state there are quite a few others, if a petition ulrculatetj in support of him is any Indication, who want him to remain as our attorney. Iii closing I would like to make this statement: If any of the citizens of Winter Springs are in doubt about any of the elected officials of this city, I suggest they exercise their rights and check into the record,, kept at •'tw city Hall. This can tell them all they need to know about how each of them has voted with regard to pertinent matters of the city, and what each has done for the city. Do not take my word or anyone eLse's on might make a decision to mke an offer to one or more of them" said Embree, Three publF preceed the regular council meeting. The first is on request for relocation of Triplet 1)7k'11herequesthas Letters To The Editor Don Oakley have attended, has contributed , .,. considering for the job. -If everything checks out, we been The Arabsmaybeenterfnga Letter To Editor -, ., shouldgo first, period of increa*g difficulty in glossing over rivalries and disagreements wi thin their own - • in my district are starting to get mad," The third public hearing, property Resolution 239, will be on the annexation of the Leonard equipment Casselberry property on the southeast side of the city. said. from daylight to well alter dark Most of the rationiq systems from constituents who are rais. ing cane with me because I'm are a variation of the Oregon not doing anything about the Plan. which allows drivers with license tags to energy crisis," said House Rey gasoline on even publican leader Jim Tiliman of bull days of the month, and Sarasota. "People - ' " "We ieverybody going in election later this year. "Every day my phone rings different directioris," Holloway dock because persons using it are littering the area and in. Herald Staff Writer __ - - i I I'. - the rock formations." al's where industry and government money _ ranks, ROY GREEN JANE CASSELBERRY i.I '- --. Sunday, Feb. 24, 974-5A L kel In Florida i M ost Casse berry _# - tates maybe less effective -'--"- nlng plan rather than a volun. or a puts Ow legislature in a lems. to act quickly on a rationing isn't special session this week "bring some pressure to "It "It may be necessary or de- gasoline shortages. Of going to work." course system when the regular standardize the distribution to be prepared to adopt there was little indication Ask. session begins April 2. Transportation plan that we pulled together." a uniform, state-wide allocation man Vernon Holloway, DLawmakers from Sout would go along with h House Speaker Terrell Ses- and distribution plan at an earFlorida counties said lawmakers who scuttled are Miami said there appears to be under extreme pressure from little uniformity among the etlüng dozen or so counties that have constituents to — I aboutgas shortages Many of adopted some form of alter- 1 Remains in theSyrianfrontthan theywer at appears regard the Golan Heights as nonnegotlablo and is taking steps to establish permanent settlements to nail down its - dance Indicates a need to '?ahlngIlon (NEA) own unity is at such a low point now that they major setback by the French insistence on today. dealing independently with th e Arabs for oil. It is have no other reasonable choice, even problematical whether the Common Market can preserve the degree of economic Arabs Cancel Oil Conference unit it has already attained. Between the lines of Foreign Minister Yet it's not going to happen Nor are we going to get away Michel Jobert's attacks on the Kissinger plan for from using fossil fuels, however much the dreamier environa cooperative energy policy we can see the old mentalists might wish we would. A vast petrochemical inForce French fear that th e United States of America is try, producing a range of plastic products and other assuming t teat a role in the fortunes of offshoots that permeate our whole life, is founded upon oil. The last-minute cancellation position. Meanwhile another the embargo as an Indirect ecinomlc warfare against the Moreover, th e re are great costs involved in converting our of a conference of Arab Europe. To p'it it another way, the French oil- Middle East fiaspoint has weapon agnst Israel. Pimt' r energy - using devices (ru riii,tnct' upon in? These producers indtstriallze(I at Vest and the oilTripoli scms to emerged in the skirmishes Position now, as so often in the past, is that Arab coa lions against Israel importing undeveloped costs can only be borne slowlyover a ':unsiderabie period of remove hope, for the time along the IraIraq border.This time. leadership in Europe should be European, and have had a short life span in the countries being, that the embargo on quarrel clearly threatens the past. King FatuI may learn it oil policies preferably French. So. in the meantime, where is this additional available I shipments to the United States solid front which th are beginning to regular crude oil and how do we get it' e major is equally difficult to keep an re 'Ibe oth er eight nations in the Commcn semble. otMcq will be lifted soon. It Arab As previously stressed in these reports, it's in wells and oil producers have been alliance of Middle Eastern For their part, the oil, fields already tapped On the average over the years up to Li difficult to tell, however, trying to Market obviously are not blind to the fact th at maintain in support of states in harness to wage consuming whether the change of plans nations their energy problems are part of a bigger are now, only 32 per cent of the oil-in-place at such developed sites in this country has been recovered. — mounting something means the Arabs have agreed picture putting them in the same boat wi th " What's left in such places is not, of course, counted when unifi ed response to the to eep the embargo in force, or anada, Japan and the United States. France's Arab our conventional reserves are stated as approaching 40 Li a challenge.&cretary of State billion barrels of proven crtj(JeNor isitn(.cerilsincluded 1 rush to conclude a separate oil dea l with Saudi disagreement within their Henry HKissinger has ma naged in estimates of what we might find in further exploration of : Arabi when the going got tquh may well have to gain the support of 12 major the offshore continental shelf, deepwater sites or the draranksoverwhatcouraetofollow, been a convincing factor in solidifying the rest of na tions for a cp&.Ive matic North Slope of Alaska, The latter could well be the The oil companies, whatever their shortcomings, aren't s proach to the fuel thus, Europe behind the Kissinger plan for a unified Cue. ERYPI'S President Anwar Sadat Li said to be urging King approach. her West European countries must France's defection leavesbut just "hiding" s added store of oil to be r.asty and selfish. either. it requires advances in technology which are only chink in the armor which th Faisal of Saudi Arabia to see the Frmch style of economic free-lancing e partly mastered 'I Arabs will surely suspend the sanctions because to exploit. Technology such as if and when they are' able, an the also demonstrated in the abrupt floating of the years & United States helped obtain Mr. Kissinger's next task b to up to 1985, to recover another 55 billion barrels o(conven. franc last month - as poison to the cause of . . a tru ce settlement between organize a conference which tional crude oil (obviously more than we now Count in our I 5 Epean unity. proven rese rves) from existing developed sites Et and Israel along the coflSUimng will The technical advances needed are generally called tentCommon Market ties had been under strain Froducing na tions together Suez. Syrian President Hales ary (g re at third effort) Most of the oil already brought before this latest jolt. The market's ex confront up A.ssad, however, wan ts Faisal pansion the hard facts of the has been recovered either by natural flow or by fairly simple from six to nine members has compounded to keep the boycott in effect lii impact of fuel shortages and flooding techniques. the artilicaily high oil prices on the i task of reconciling diverse national interests for help gain an s required to get out that vital added increment is a aigreemeni favorable to Syria entire worM. Arabs may highly sophist icated flushing technique dependent upon S; th e sake of unity. Disputes over farm subsidies , ,,, find that many Undeveloped detergents and ot her new flooding fl uids which, in the words al ong foreign aid programs, and currency remain of Philip C. White, general research macager for Standard countries, which have line in the Golan Heights. SUP' Company of Indiana, have the "proper characteristics to ported their cause agai The good offices of the U ni ted nst Oil drive the oil more completely from S :'- 't TAU.AH,ASSEE, Fla. (AP) line rationing system appears Hutc hinson says he is not ready rard, his deputy, on whether the Wi th vo te sums, 1)-Tampa, stressed study rs demanding eke, likely in Florida by the middle to recommend a mandatory to repeal Daylight Savin tion.year solutions o gasoline of April. ia- voluntary odd-even system of mandatory rationing in dl- ly date," Sessums said. g ca ion, wants Tile House leader', action 'fine at a January special le a special tiontng system, but he is await- iiuiggeted by Gov, Reubin Ask- recting the Transportation problems, a manda tory gasoFlorida energy chief Homer big gislators to "take a good, a report from Jake UUIOn, wu a solid indication Askew . ew Is working, Committee to examine the would reject demands by some 11w House committee studAy hard look at a mandatory ratlo Hutchimn s&W early evi. state's gasoline allocation prob. Republican legWatm f _- - '-• ''?"-' 0 . 6 ,..- -- Mandato rGasoline Rationing y / _____________ - - trade and monetary agreements has helped control the historic tendency for the major powers of Western Europe - Britain, France and Germany - to become rivals for economic dominance, Against the background of a Common Market with its seams showing, Europeans should welcome U.S. leadership in forming a common front to deal with the energy crisis. Truly, their U.S. commitment U.S. E - ----: The Sanford Herald ILA Bruce Biossat France N - -- —.--"- Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974 European Unity Setback - '! 91 ge or stuo SHIRLEY MILLET 934 9212 For More Information Contact The Sanford Herald Forest City 1 ' ) HILDA RICHMOND 668 5557 .122-2611 or 831-9991 ext. 7o C11 11 P Delfona - _ - - — (-e. -- L 2, 4 �~ 6A-The Sanford Herald By JEAN PArr}oN You feel you are re flying the high trapeze, cracking your whip In the steel bound wild animal arena, hurling downhill on a breathtakingly real rollercoaster ride. The "back yard" of the Showcase Is also exciting. Here the largest herd of ping elephants in the world goes through its routine several times a day. Elephant rides, camel cart rides, and a close-up view of giraffe, zebras and llamas Is offered to young and old alike. Amid the splendid splash of color, movement and sound, is the famous Ringling Bros. Rarnum and Bailey carrousel, creat ed at the turn of the cent ur y by master cra ftsmen, The beautiful hand-carved horses gallop around and around to the mu.'lc of a grindin barrel organ amid Htr&M Staff Writer "Ladles and gentlemen! Children of All ages! Step right up to The Greatest Place on Earth—Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus World, featuring the most exciting, unusual and unique attractions and animals ever seen anyw here. Let us begin our tour..." Circus ringmaster Harold Bank, resplendent In top hat and glittering formal attire, was master of ceremonies at the Feb. 20 opening of Circus World Showcase Over 600 guests previewed the Showcase, get ting a tantalizing taste of things to come when the entire Circus World complex is completed some two years hence. It will then be a unique entertainment center rivalling both Disney World and Sea World. World. You see Showcase even before you u candy and hear the calliope. It's k gigantic red-striped Big lop structure covering ,000 squa re feet in the far corner of Ow 650-acre Circus World site on Us. 27 near the inteectior of 1-4, Barnum City, th irty miles southwest of Orlando. Its main entrance is dominated by an expan.th-e WAY of coflosal and colorf ul circus banners, denoting the many and varied attractions on the inside, A huge hand-painted mural in the foyer highlights the gyeateaj moments in the Ringling &O3. and Barnum and Bailey 104 years of circus entertainment, and a series of dioramas along squeals of delighted riders. The Cookhouse offers traditional mealtime treats, and the Circus Bazaar feature, a bewildering collection of drcus.'themed momentos. The Showcase phase of Circus World offers a delightful two or three hour outing for the whole family. Once the entire Circus World complex is completed several weekend visits will be needed to absorb every phase of the mammoth venture, The immensity of Circus World will best be reflected by Its astonishing symbol—the ponderous elephant, Jumbo, Towering 19 stories high, Jumbo will be the only struc. Lure of its kind In the world. A bank of high speed elevators will whisk visitors up to a giant observat io n howdah atop the structure for a panoramic view of Circus World. Jumbo's — .. / . 1. kI...L.. uiaiiv, . . - - - u ' - * -- . - • . - \ \ change - fi'equentl)- than I GIANT scissons USEI) IN ('lUll'S WORLD RIBBON CUTTING Herald Photos by Jean Patteson) - - fl" - -. - - -. Z F I - fjt 'Zk' . 4- .; -. i.i, -, _________ 4W ;-ec. •: rf'. - . -1 — --i ~ - 4 . - 1 '? '''T - - :- - . --- -w J -. - - ,ri r ' - •- ____ - - ; - mu:h more theprjme S - ~4 _______________________________________________________________ I • - to in- become STARKE, Fla. (AP) The first two prisoners to stand trial for an April 30, 1973 disturbance in the state prison garment tictory here have been convicted Of assault with Intent to nujnder r 1I -, I - , . , . - .— - - - --------- 5----- ----- --- ---- - - - - -•- — --- - - C IN FORDS Air ______ '4 - -- rm Z PACH YDERM PYRAMID Elephants perform several times daily - - ". - - . "1. # II - Protection Against Fire Best Cure For Child's Burns ByVlC1ORM BILLINGS Copley News Service awoke at 6:30 am. on the day -. ' LOS ANGELES - Four-year. old Terri lies curled up In sleep, a mound of flesh on a cool, crisp sheet in a bed at suburban Torrance Memorial Hospital. She Is motionless, except for )._,. ,._1, L...,.,.Li_... m's. &ouung anu -ner fingers, which play with a few strands of her sandy hair, If she had a sheet tucked up around her tiny shoulders, you'd never know one-third of her body is covered with second-and third-degrees burns., But because she lies naked. you can't avoid looking - at the deep, raw blisters erupting In a charred, muddy-brown mass of leathery skin which extends L. - - - ---- - • - __ -- p1 - I I - ' ,- - - It - - WILD RIDE FOR TRAINER .. ,Her leg anchored in elephant's mouth G e ts 41 , Okay 1"Correct 'J fiercely scross her stomach Lvid Ja down her right leg. Terri (not her real name) il By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The order was Issued within arrangements be made for minutes after County Corn-. housing femile offenders miuloner Greg Drummond elsewhere, written policies, A three-Judge panel Friday arranged for Polk and state procedure, and revision,, eSheriff John Polk a blank coreftonoffkaiitoprtto provtde emergency plans for check to correc t proble ms in the county comm1on at I riots, fire and na tural disaster,, the Seminole County Jail listed p.m. March 5 a detailed list of the keeping of an offender In a state report outlining the needs and costs. record file, develop trouble. Renovations recommended proceedures for total knife and Cecil Sewell, State chief by the officers included key control, shake down all prison inspector and in- replacing toilet fixtures and offenders entering or leaving vestigator and Ronald B. Jones, lavatory fixtures to provide hot the Jail, make an offender head bureau chief, community and cold water, repair or count four times daily, facIli ties, gave the report to the replace all showis, repair all document and Identify persons court after completing a three windo ws, replacing damaged entering the Jail. day inspection. stainless steel mIrrors, The officer, recommended Circuit Judges Dominick replacing wire mesh screen, purchase of hot food carts, ' Salfi and Robert McGregor and removing screens on the inside more varied and nutritional County Judge Wallace Hall of trustys' cells, repair of cell meals, heavy duty food trays oriered Polk to correct as block mechanical control and sufficient utensils. many deficiencies as possible boxes, provide year around replacement of old rnattreses from regular budgeted funds temperature control, provide with safe one:, two sheets, one and to prepa re and submit to attorney-client room, provide blanket, and a pillow per the court a detailed report on safety vesti bule, repa ir and person, purchase of larger other funds needed. The action replace kitchen equipment and towels and wash cloths, came at the conclusion of a to convert one of dnn providing uniforms for three-hour hearing, the second tankslntoamulUpupo se oom prisoners, Iaundrying more in two months before the In the operational side of the than we weekly, providing Judges. jail the state asked better medical services, a parking lot and easy entrance and exit off U.S. 17-92. The celebration will get under a full head of steam with the arrival of Ronald McDonald, by helicopter, at one p.m. It's a day long celebration in honor of McDonald's newest home Sanford. and rioting. A circuit court jury returned the verdicts Friday against Nathsniel Pressley and James E. Edwards. Pressley also was convicted of Instigating a riot. COMING IN PERSON FAMILY FUNTIME COUNTRY MUSIC SHOW Tommy Scm's Nil Combined Country Music Family Funim, Wild West Its,, Show with IS car loads at Ridie, TV, RI(Otd,g and $INS 04MI From H0Iiywa4 and PiiSvIlli. FS5tvrIis Sam last,,. Junior lI.,o,, Scitty L, SI, Me M lirbi,, Terry Slimpin' Ed—Be j@. Clown and Hit High Act—The M.ib Ride,, Famous sharp S hootings Rope Spinning C,wbo, nOun Danci and Circus Acts, Many Offi , Act, Tos Hymen,,1 Ti Menti Col, Tim McCOy Last of the All Time Great Movie Stan And His Wild West Show i IS OR MORE FURNITURE SALES CAffELBERRY Sa n ford Civic Auditorium Monday, Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Sa,ford V.F. W. Post 1010$ Chlldnen Under 13 $100 ShadIf$ and Adulla $2.00 TICXETS WILL BE ON BALE AT THE DOORS DON'T Ml$8 111 she was burned, Te house was quiet. Her parents were still asleep. But she wc3 hungry, so she padded into the kitchen wearing the long cotton nightgown her mother had sewn for her. Terri could see a jarful of cookies above the range, on shelves where baked goods stayed warm and dry. She dragged a chair across the floor to start her limb. As she scrambled up on the stove, her bare foot turned a knob of a burner. A flame shot up, lw. ning her nightgown into a torch. If her parents hadn't been home to hear her screams, she probably would have burned to death. Ten-i's parents aren't the kind of persons who neglect children. They've been with their daughter almost con- . ., • 46 I' • ('luLl) LIGHTING FIREPLACE ...Dangerous practice ' stantly since she was taken to the hospital. But, like most parents of burn victims, they must live with the painful knowledge that Ten -I's burn could have been prevented They could have put those tantalizing cookies In a more accessible spot, out of t',arm's way, And Tern's burn wouldn't have been so serious it she'd been wearing flame-retardant sleepwear, These are the kinds of things parents think about - at. terward. What if they thought about them In advance? A survey of severely burned children in Shriners Burns Institute Galveston (Tex.) Unit revealed three-quarters of the Injuries could have been prevented, Will telling 'let-ri's story in gruesome detail stop other children from being burned? "I object to using fear to teach fire safety," says Susan Marks, head nurse of Torrance Memorial's burn unit. "Fear is not a long-term motivating force. U you cry wolf too often, people will thing there's nothing to be afraid of." Mrs. Marks says she taught her own children about the danger of fire early by letting them have one relatively harmless experience being hurt, "I don't stop them from touching something hot the first Ulm they reached up on the stove, After that, they . derstood what hot meant," Capt. John McBride, head of paramedics at the nearby Redondo Beach Fire Depart. ment, doesn't think children should be exposed to matches, No Tears From Hal Writer Throws In Towel NEW YORK (All) There are times when a man should go fuil speed and there are times when he should slow down. After writing some 7,65) cot. umns in more than 30 years it scem.s to me the tune has come to slow down. So, from now on I have decided to become an intermittent columnist. like an old hen, I will lay fewer eggs and spend more time brooding. Several factors impelled me to this decision. First, If I have failed to make a better world in 30 years, perbaps I've tried to rush things and now need to plan for a more systematic attack. been haunted by visions of countless denuded hills, bare and treefree. Finally, the biggest reason I decided to cut down on my regular output of columns is that I became the first guy on my block to acquire a rare and little known malady - am yotrophic lateral sclerosis. This Is often called "Lou Gehrig's disease" because it benched a generation ago the famous "Iron Horse," the first baseman for t he New York Yankees. and stresses thatmatches are not playthings. He says the best preventative for children's burns is close parental supervision, Don't let a young child get out of sight when you're on the telephone. In an instant h* ._ SS 5IUU percolator off the coffee tab or a pot of boiling water, wi the handle turned outward, C the stove. Scalding isa comnmi cause of children's burns. If you're drawing water for child's bath and the doorbell phone rings, take the child wil you, and empty the tub so second child doesn't fall In. Warn children not to stand tu close to heaters. A patient I Torrance Memorial recuperating from a back bum caused by flames from a gi wall heater, Don't let children us gasoline unsupervised. Volatile liquids, usuall ignited by invisible an forgotten flames from heater are the most common cause c thermal Injury. Capt. Roy lunger, a chaplaii with Los Angeles Fir, Department, says parent, forget how accessible thea volatile liquids are. "An aercsal spray can couh become a torch," Htnger says "Put hairsprays and othei aerosol Items out of the reach o children." , INQUIRE ABOUT OUR -- _ " _ ---- - . 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The Christi,irr S cier , Monitor gi v es you the tic is I hate to relinquish my daily and repoits how problem s column because writing it has It k(P5 been more tha n bread and butyoj informed but not de tee to me. It has been a magic pressed -= the P,t'nitov t.v. adventure that enabled me to uniquely hopeful ouII k meet thousands of people, 67 Nei,s e.'mrri"ro,vy countries and every continent ente?tainmcnt fathion but the Antarctic. cpc'ts tni'c jam', ,: daiy nepapc'i I turned 63 yesterday. I am (Monday Friday) iiih somewhat abashed that my something far everyone wordage output is four times For 13C a d. less than It is mysterious affliction of that of William Shakespeare. ton postage stamps the spinal cord which cripples a But I savor the fact that it en. body through atrophy of the abled me to have more bylined ----------Yos I wont tP.i, unique daily Second, unlike a dairy cow, a voluntary muscles, stories on the main wires of The nswspapsr for I month s - oe w daily philosopher is not valued The disease is progressive Associated Press than any $0 ssu.s for only Sit. directly by his output. Over- and terminal within two to five other writer in its 120 years. r.i,'- rt enc -1i'i 11,11,production is under-valued. The years after onset. Its cause is 1 guess this Is the place to Name IPI'-.,so pint. I oracle Is best remembered who obscure and there is no treat. express my deeply felt thanks speaks least. ment for it.Only two nice things to all the readers who through S,ii Ar Thirdly, my coiscience can be said about it. It doesn't all the years made the journey began to bother me. It takes a affect the mind and it Is more with me and shored up my M of pulpwood to print nearly fatiguing and uncomfortable spirits with kind letters of tilate '' i Tho 8,000 colwnns in several hun- than painful, C chlisliansemn emonilorb cheer, suggestion and flu. ' I.' A 0,r it '-n The 'rony of it to me is that criticism. died newspa pe rs over three 1,1,-,, . decades, and my dreams ha ve after surviving there wars See you later. L_________________________ - Th 1i1 McCoy sos A*,,j,.', mss$ bilifted wig tiqi Cs,Ssyg "d star Witloses *An $ ,no micis I.cI,.d YSiOS Atss.d lbs WartO is IS days. MISC Wino', OIy Cavalry Mvtic Ch'cyg Sit Tim McCoy with tfls 17.92 • U F - New 1974 41 : ',1 Suggests Liberation For Children - - ,. -w-, Sunday Feb. 24,1974-7A NOW1 - ' -S. .. -:_---.,.----, - - j T1IJ 1 " - -- - Rioting Prisoners Convicted - -------- - • in- Saturday marks the big celebration of Sanford's first McDonald's. The new unit is located at $04 Orlando Drive on U.S. 17-92. The Interior is done in a Western motif depicting the flavor of the rugged West. Outside there Is an over-sized .1J , - f _____________________ ra , - fr"i'i , ..#' -'_— ..' - dustrywide. One reason that movements In the prime have little immediate impact on mortgages Is that mostmortgage money associations comes from savings and loan and not from cornmcr(jal banks. These organizations have no direct link with commercial banks or changes In these banks' Interest raiiea. But fl uctuations In the prime do mirror changes in the open money market, where banks and corporations raise j And sustained changes in money market tend winf all types of loans, both business and personal. • *13 ;J_ .. i*_ 4 Now ft's McSanford! cr: ! - I' The pru Prime at one major New York bank, for Instance, has fluctuated scores of times In the last 15 years, while the bank's rate on consumer car loaT has moved only six times. New York's First National City Bank, the nation's largest commercial tradIt1onallyaleiderinpisjg changein the key inttrate, t off Friday's move. Bank of America, the largest commercial bank, quickly fol. knced, and the lower rate was expected . '., - . eIps -. -. - - ' But analysis say it won't have a similar eff ect on the Interest rates consumers pay on insta llment loans or mortgages. The impact will be nil,,, says onebanker. That'sbecausetheprime_ the minimum borrowing fee banks charge their most credi twor thy corporate customers — Is a short-term rate that fhtuates otten In response to changes In business conditions. Consumer Insta llment loans and mortgages, on the other hand, are for longer periods and are far less sensi ti ve to daily changes In the economy. The rates on these loans tend to . , - --. - - - :- , . circus film makes its debut. A hundred times IL"gtr than life, IMAX was filmed over a t0 ,. = .~~t~.~----TT.~--~!~Vt-,---,.~..i.~-4~-,-114ti~~-i., - ~`i~i-a . ~ ~__ -_ __ .~ . 1 ,.:r 7--1,, __01-7_~_._~i _- NEW YORK (AP) - The cut in the prime lending rate of many commercial banks from 9 to V,j per cent on Friday means big business will pay less to . zj &4he - -- --- - - - dogged by the idea of subjugnt. Issue to the subject, condensing "The only reason we Inflict Ing children ever since, and have considerable oppoi- me as some kind of sell-seeking get together with other parents his book and one on the same corporal punishment is because lion from academia, among nut," he said. Are children adult enough to "I'd like to see an end to the topic by author John Holt. to SAN FRANCISCO — If double standard that has a what's really important, handle these new rights' ot he r sectors. He foresees a Farson, In practice, Farson said he's You see, we don't rea lly know a Psychologist Richard "Wedon't give rights to popuFarson separate group of rules, morals ru strapping, "We don't use it against adults children's rights plank in presi. no more revolutionary with his how to grow good pe has his way, children will be and behavior for children. The ople A litions ggedly handsome man with a or animals. And we don't just dentlal platforms in 1976, to use we think people o. own live children than any good case could be made for the are mature enough to have casual manner, doesn't believe use it — It's legally prescrib liberated for the first time In ed. The heavier Lssuse involving other Ph.D. on the block, ought to have more self-deterchildren's lib will take the history — and calamity theory of growth — them. We give "These aren't loving swats Juvenile J ustice, compulsory them so they'll perhaps In very mination like adults, By country by "I hold their hands when we various murturing laddents In have a chance to t surprising ways. storm, become mabut arbitrary, sadistIc and imsegregating them, we've education and sexual freedom cross the street and like for life occurring when thin gs have lure. There But when the changes start, personal acts of cruelty for 'They'll have the right to vote aren't any guaran. robbed them of their childhood the movement "will line up like will not get as swift attention, them to be well-dressed from the day they are born and and for been calamitous, tees." tardiness, gum-chewing, for example, as relaxi eir th rights." ng child school," he said. "But if I kept Women's Liberation." lie was fighting, sw in "We don't have to be so they won't go to school If they ear g, misspelled la bor la ws and lifting Farson, a Ph.D. trained In one of the first men book them out of school, I'd go to jail. worried about children, just in don't feel like It, to publicly words, being Improperly bans, he Farson positive all this is psychotherapy, Is a en-founder spe ak up for Women's Ub and dressed and so on." said. And only long There's no way to liberate your the simplest sense. But our own going to happen, too They'll be able to own and board cha irman of the , after the debate will children children In a society that's behavior is so outr is proud of It. ageously hyProperty, enter biding con. Western Behavioral Sciences "I'm surer of th is than I was mobilize, Farson sunnised, "I'm not saying there aren't organized against them. pocritical that we must do about women's rights"hesaid tracts, receive equal pay for "Now," he said, "just certain . Institute, a cultural-problems differences between adults and Pynishment something," equal work and even become research ,, But It will be more difficult," children are alert to it. Soon think-tank In La Jolla, children," Farson said. "We Conclusion busi ness leaders driving to Calif. About 70 per cent of the they'll be grabbed Since November, he has just don't know w ha by the media __________________________________________________ work In fancy cars — If they've been t their nation's teachers favor cardoing double duty here as ca pa bilities are and put in funny roles of "I don't know how to raise my because we've poral punishment and 62 per got the talent and Inclins tion th e new president of Esalen In. kept them subjugat ridicule and derision much as children I've only recently I' ed . We've cent of the American peop!e, he The only thing that's In the stitute, the blacks and ssomen were, inventive never organized society to get said. concluded that it's impossible way now Is soci Last year, Los Angeles ' '"' ety. But then, it psychotherapy group which the best out of them." "But that won't stop it." to raise children - and unalwa)s has been, public schools ' voted to keep it rose to prominen ce in the late At the time, Farson himself necesary and undesirable. The The double standards he and, according to a "The politics of childhood Is 1960s. \ RENT report he was still s marting over the parents I know are buff ers speaks of include crimes of recently saw ii-, organized to keep children in on San Diego "cheap shot" Forbes magazine between their children and their place le we did with Socie "delinquency," largely of. County, there were 1,300 in. took at ( huii in an interview in S'ii,'t', tenses such as truancy, sexual dden of it in the 31 cornwomen and minorities,' the Jan 5 issue 'it portrayed It-it r have to '! promiscuity and curfew viola- munitles outside that city. Farson said in an interview. Ills views of society's twisted tions that wouldn't land 14 "And everything works beauti- approach to children are children "I think it will be very hard behind juvenile hall for the Supreme Court to fully to that end. w .4.~-_~P_ justify contained in his new book barslftheywereadultsoreven Institutional beating," Farson "Before the Renaissance "Birthrights." Its essentially a be punishable for thst matter. said. "And children were bonded servan ts I don't think we're to children's bill of rights To change this would require let the or ignored altogether. But in the published government beat our 16th Century they became the and due by MacMillan Inc. revamping the juvenile Justice children." oft the presses In system, a prospect Farson fragile c hildre n of God, adults March. Farson's aim is to help create PINTOS'. MAVERICKS doesn't feel Is likely very soon. a national in training who needed to be debate on children's The same month, Ms MUSTANGS. TOR INOS The first to fall, he thinks, will rights, reared. Society has been magazine Is He predicts it will get de voting an entire be corporal punishment, By Day. Week - Month under way in less than a year __________ - Big Business '.. - Lz - -. - _k1t wrncn _~ P'- q By TOM CARTER Copley News Service - ., _______ lkt period bycameramenwho __ Prime Rate - dran acts. )ex 7 . ,. w ~;. . ____________________________________________ - . Psychologist - ' % literally became trapez artists, bon and tiger trainers, clowns and high wire performers. The filmtakesitsaudlencenoton]y to the circus, but makes feel as it they are part of it. - - -•-• The Sanford Herald ______ LflflaDiLafl3. adorns his back, will transmit The Al Ringling Theatre of spheres of colorful lightIllusions will derive its unusual throught the vast park. fare from masters such as the fr In Circus City the most Great Houdini, Thurston, ' prominent of the brownstone Blackstone and Keller. and brick buildings around the Clown Village is the training fcobbled city square will be the center for clowns from all over P.T. Barnum mu.sewn. Shops the world, and visitors can will offer fabulous wares, in. expect plenty of funny business chiding five-cent coffee and In this section of Circus World' pe nny candies. Circus Town wi ll typify life In Midway will be a hectic a ll ey • rural America at the turn of the in which pltchmen vie for at. century, and Its captivating tentlon. 'Hurry, hurry, hurry,' charm will center around its will be the cry. See the Penny many wor kshops. Visitors may Arcade, the Fun Hou se and r1d watch farriers, wheelwright.s, the gigantic Victorian i-oilerwagon workers and costume coaster. designers at work. Finally, in Big Top Park, A pe tting area re plete wi th visit ors will enter th e real heart baby elephants, camels, tapirs, of The Greatest Show o, Earth , llamas and other exotic species as side shows give way to the will provide an opportunity for spectacular performances of all to acquaint themselves with the Big lop Itself. Continuous these four-legged circus shows will delight the children of all ages attending the colorful and colossal Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Ba iley Circus World. _____________________ kt...i - Visitors to the Showcase are plunged immediately into the agek, thrill of the Big Top when they take their seats t the James A. 8*11ev Here, on the largest movie screen in the WOrid SIX stories ___ . . - Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974 Newlym Opened Circus World . ' Greatest Place On Earth ' depktindetallthecolorfuliue of the circus and all if* various - - -- I \ • . \ ~ \- N I ~ " % % ' r-.: '" c t;;s . _ _ , ' ' '' ' & ' . '1' 4".% 110014 SPOTLIGHTING WORLD EVENTS 41 1 .0 f ~= --------------The great and near great l'' ('01', that slt,iin'tt 0(11 lib'Cs riitionaiiy ,itiit trt1I'rIl,ItRotaii, dot ang 1973 are (IIJIUJfIt 11'i f ('('OiIIlt('(I Iii tlt' tailed words ind esctting hotiraphs Till WORLD l\ 19- 1. I lu%tors -\ %% v I i'i'd It. This 10th .inriiv'r.1rr edition, produed by the Associated Prt"rs, worlds ijrjAt f1('5%' agenc v. is a tsemt'ruiinis S ulunie that belt III est'r one's itorni' —lw stung or 01(1 Ii 300 pages ate ram-pat I-eu ss ith 300,00fl words ss nitten by men and women %% ho ss i'r,' "then'' sstiu'r, these ('s'nt tu urred ,trIil hund(e i ' (0 pho'(is in cuIi and ltI,,i I', .iro White. It J't)t)()I bargain s ciii Jn'I ,ithirui ui miss-at $4 95 through this orss'paper. ] THE WORLD IN 1973 I SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD P0 BOX öê P000H'CEEPSIE, N.Y hUt Er,cio.s.d is $ PVease send copies of The Woad in 1973 at $4 95 earn to I Name Ador.ss - ________________________ - _____________________ I City and State I ___________ _________ Zip No. . - Lii. toys owohi tin dsiww'y I Send gift C.rlahcat. to I Name Address I - - - City and State I. - - , - I I - - . - __ _ --------------- Zip No---- - - I ----------S �---- — -- - - - - - .- - --- ------- ~ ~ -- 4"'lle'l7irralb Ll Actio - - r po - - - -------- - - -- ~-_. . I ~ _. - - - - ___-____7_ - -- - ____ -1. ~-~ I 1 __- Apopka Tops - _. __ -_ - -_ - .-- - . - - i a 11v r 17-all Pntc McAdoo Gets 52 Points But Celtics Take Game t 1W WWI I pondent - j - i , I Buffalo's Bob McAdoo scored the most points Friday night. But it was Boston's Dave Cowens w ho got th . . . ' - ......... . -. -. ______ - . - ..- . . ... .- .. - — ____- ... .. . , - - . - . -. _______ ' ______ '.i - .: - . -.•. - -_- ! Mahoney had just turned in a solid eight and one4hird innings of also went to a man-to-man with a matter of how bad the the OBC Immey. mound work. Just four days earlier Sam Swanger threw a nine Pattersen and Browdy both pressure put on the ball at all Patriots were going to lose. The crucial game between inning gem against St. Pet ersburg Junior College, winning it 7-1. 111t for double figures for the these two OBC giants was times. The first hlaf ended with Lake Lions as Oennie finis hed up decided by the referee's This took avay the ou tside Brantley finding their score of wi th 16 and Eddie snared 11. whistle. The first half statistics shooting of Ray Bowling Steve II point doubl ed by the Li ons. Sa turday night at 8p.m. the bear this out. Hargis and Toby Srober. The rut half statistics told the Lions wi ll finally get the c ha nce '*The pitching is coming around," said Denno, "But there is The Cudas had 14 turnovers Inside Clennie Patterson and story as the visitors had an to find out who the OBC champ as compared to 11 still a tot of room for Improvement. Th e season 's young and there Leon for Apopka, Cobb swatt unbelievable advantage in real ly is. During the season but New Sinyrna also beat them ed away is plenty of timle to h'on out the wrinkles. It's great that our hitUng fe shots t w tha the Patriots were rebounds, 234. The Patriots they finished in a deadlock with on the boards to the tune of 23. has been good enough to wL-i for us at times." able to get off failed to come down with one the Blue Darters as both teams 18. They outshot the Darter, as The Raiders rely on a sextet of p1td Mrs,four starters and two offensive board during that 16 wound up with marks of &2 relievers. Mahoney, Swanger, Larry Chunat and Bob Meadows they hit on 12 of 33 nttempts. On Bowling kept Lake Brantley minutes of playing time , t he other end the Blue Men to ', the co t t or a few minutes It has been tout he fire. Butw hile theyd the me on they as he hit two jump shots from The second half saw the they would play the rubber 1iht the brighter and lighter side of baseball with their dugou t the 15 foot ra nge. Both shots Patriots mike a minor run at match In the finals of the OBC antics. were forced up but f ortuna tely the Lions as Hargis and tour nament that was held last Cal I I 3 5 A arowdy Tot Pitching Comma Around Dugout Antics 03 H,ghlo*tr fl -25 '7 Totals - '1 - . : . . .. . . ...'t. ,' - __ -': —- , :: .i,', . , ,.'... - . . 1. . - . f - - .. 4% I' 31-4' 63 .. .. . ,,. . - . . ". Lake SrantIiy 1 - Lyman Splits Swimm ng - i __ BYJOHNCHERWA herald Correspondent He also was a member of the freshmen thus in her first year champion. winning team 400 freestyle of varsity competition. Lyman captain Rick Cavill contest. Schoepf lin is a three Leading the Colonial girls was theifldl viduslwth ner in the ORLANDO — The Lyman year letterman at L:'man with was Kim Swetzer and Lenora 50 free followed by di ving boys swimming team atarW Friday's wins adding more Miltenberger. captain Felipe Ortiz who won o ff the season In proper form ribbons to his constantly In ompetition the 200 medley the diving competition from one for defense of their runner-up building collection. relay was split with Colonial meter with M.9 points status in the Metro Conference thegIrlssidethecateo taking the boys a.id L>man Barry Murphy brought the with a 1070 trouncing of Carol and Unds wert winning the girls'. For the Grenadiers back into con. Colonial. Their female coun sisters. the mainsta y of the Greyhound Greyhoundsit was the Cattanee tentlon wi th a win in the 1% fly. terparts didn't fare as well scoring. Between the two of sisters, Joyce Maxwell and The 5W freestyle belmged to dr opping a 91-65 total to the them they collected five first Tern Gibson. Bobby Brinkerpr1or toJo>,,e-'s Grenadiers. place ribbons plus one apiece In The 200 freestyle was by breastroke performance, Karl Schoepflin was the team events. Schoepflln and the 200 inThe Hcunds next swimming New Smyrna 110 FT-A TI 10 25 Bowing Hargis Strobq 1-4 Kent 4111,41 ig 4 Hit I 00 2 0 17 I 0 12 I Gart - FO FT.A 1 00 • - .. - Williams S Thomps - 00 Ii 0 4 10 I 14 4 .' .- . OUL I 1 LLE D FOR CO MIN G NEW SMYRNA eager finds a foul charged to -., IN T HE WRONG Id OOR cleanly. Thc- Apopka Blue Darters accepted the free shot and the win face defending (listrict champions Oviedo Saturday night . i (II Id Pi . the hall, but fie isn't careful enough to enter ' - . •.... CA him after he tries a "back door " approach to 12 14 11 II 14-53 Ne*5mVrna . I WAtt"Od 1 t21 44 l:7 11 20-47 -. - 1 • t 0 B I I .. i.A0 , Slumbering 4 i_I J mere child. Slick faced and energetic, trying ardently to determine whether Mahoney just threw a curv, or a slider. "Hey, was that a curve or a ShAff? " barks the ruby throsted Chunat. Getting __ ruins Awake leader ofthe Hourid barage with Carol is the captain of the termediate by Colonia l star meet takes place on Tuesday first place finisihoes in the too team withbehind two years of varsity Mike Joyner- Joyner was last against Oak Ridge at the South and 200 yard freestyle events. lettering her. Linds is a Year's foiir-A breast stroke Orlando YMCA. -. . . . - . . .. - - -' C7 ces -T- - .,' - ' , .' '- They may be Jokers, but when the cards are dealt and lit th,eir .. turn to show their hand or fold, they',e turned Into aces everytljne. Somebody always nulls them through in a clutch si tuatnandit'sneIamee man very e. After six games the Raidcrs boat a .393 team batting average. It was a ..307 prior to their 4-3 win over Brevard Th ur- . . -. 4L - -- .' . . •,... !' - -. - - . '.. - " . - V'-- ' "' -- .. ' - , - . - A- - ç1 i - • i. -.,," - (,';;,,;A- II' / 1/ : !-J ." - - '- " - . ' - .. - . in the winning run after going Cs-2 on the batter. . -. - Bobroweicki Retires At 400 - Chet Bobroweicki, If you loo k at the stats, Is leading the . - - - . .. ' - ir. ' ' - 41- . in hitting with a.400average. But as he has been doing for the last four ball games, and will be doing for the remainder of the season, he has watched from the stands with a cast on his In the second game of the season, Chef slid o third base i turned ' - -11.1 '." v ime rt ... Seminoles. Top Florida or! a Air, Ir, 65-58 Saints Advance InDistrict P1 b' - ,'p , . "~__ -' 4 -- :1 . —1V. .x-.-. O 116 11 Ai1F,',9 ,,,Rao f5 LFAtW 7A76 &//05,6 AT .f D ?JWp "'CNA RVAr" ,4o Ile zoaro ,C0R.rW4R,P?~0,P;,rgZ1,y) " I visitlng Bum the lead for the first little in the game since ST CLOUD Play early second quarter. )ng 'I i ngthem 18 meriters. W at rnorgan first st.artas a regular, slapped a grand slam t,orner out of Tinker A 5,qp 5,qQ7The Saints, usually using a a ata Field against Hhllstxxotgh. Since that time, he as COnw John Zeuli then took the ball UP Wi th played press to br eak things open for ,"4i' 7'" giant killer Fr in and dribbled to the far corner some outstanding defensive plays in the outfield. The Falcons ed ed into them. did ICA4 and was fouled. The Sanford night, chopping down height- lead 16-14 after on quarter of and played aaway zonewith thatthat was ritual good 110*11rQ101r5 , senior, who wound up with 2S and6'3" enough to stop the Falcons, Melbourne. ".The Saints running mate Paul Freeman points for the night, watched qfaced Double AA What i Lattia,; aragc dunt slw, i tiuw many times a looking domineering under the Melbourne Central Catholic bounce around Melbourne tral Catholic in a boards. man gets on base. Understandably important. The average It before , late n Saturday ight records those connections that (all for unmolested base PUtS. But barely got past a fired up St. dropping in to tie the contest t St A. 5' (loud for t The tides shif led in the second Cloud quin te t In the opening with 0:04 on the clock and Ic,am Pantellas is Just tickled pink aboit having a 222 hitter holding — o1 - and putti ng the garie in overtime, down centerfield. He's a th rowback from the days of the "Quiet the state period when John and Rick round 50-47. " Q Lapp took turns playing t he big In t he initial overtime the 4, Kenny K rr. HERALD SCOREBOARD men to a stand-still while ('run. "I doet think I've heard him say more than two worth all flues kept the pressure on SanThe Saints used a combina. mins and Dyson hit from the / f or d and the locals responded - ason" Demo menticned the other day. Just then somebody Hon of some hot outside outside to open up a slim f TtUt,ty well, Twice the Tribe went asked Kerr what kud of a our 1 _'',i 1 he had struck out n. Kerr bash- shooting by Pat Crimmina and point lead. 50 FT TP ahead, first on a jumper full> uttered. "ft was a curve ball," De1vw leaned over and ,riU by usIbaum )ou Dyson while . ( . it of Randy Brown and again on a Dyw all the joy of a kM on Chrb*inu morning whispered In my ear, brothers, John and ; : By halt-lime the Saints RICrLaPP LaI. J. 3 "Five words at once! FIve vcrds at once!" Meal by the 6D Juni, who lending 30.. The third quarter L app. P turned up to gi ve 'l" . '4 4 drove PanteRa1 once drOwd Kerr as the kthdof guy that lIr 4ourths of the floor F: I Ptayfdeven,but John Lipp got statj iita , . . 1v 7. 0 banquet. Aaron was chosen for his exploits a year ago in which he ripped 40 home runs to climb within one of Ba be Ru th 's Alltinw home run record of 714, lie also batted .301. .~ I 'Boma Staff Shake-Up TUSCALOOSA, Ala, (All) — Ala bama football Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant has completed t he reorganization of his coaching staff with the naming of Curly Hallman to a full-time coac hi ng position and puttin g Bud Moore in t'hite of ttM' offense. - ' ,' .0.0 * I -,,,a __;, ' "•_, '7 'J (J Cf/ti ç âii r For Women Only - 9 .- - The Atlanta Braves' Henr> Aaron wits named (;eor gia's Pro Athlete of th e Year Friday night at the annual Sta te of Georgia A thleti c Hall of Fame The Women's International Hall of Fame has been incor porated and will be head quarter ed here. its founder announced Friday. The or ganization is an offshoot of the In te r na tio na l Women's Sports Hall of Fame, which was esta blished here In 1970. Syd Friedman, the [fall's founder, sa id he decided to broaden the scope in order to give recogni tion to women of ou tsta nding achievement in all areas of human endeavor. Friedman said that Golds Mete, prime mInister of Israel, and women 's tennis pro Billie Jean King will be inducted Into the Hall for 1274. CLEVELAND (All 1 -, , } -. .f , P . .. ,.' j.J two steps behind you in the Mohave Iet, 4ylng of third, and when the chips were down. '' ° 1I'OUb1, making thin gs YOU could f,e carr>Ing a two gallon jug of water and he wouldn't Stecd however did finish Ow look as though Florida Air impose ,an )ou, night with 21 tints. w forthegoueadbuetat71,j 14 I? might pull it out Brother Rick ,, Kerr lets his actions speak for him. He has gotten on base rose to the Wcasion piching UP Rees,n. enough times from his lead off spot to have scored eight rum, Crlmmlns though was finding the slack and keeping a lid on been xtraide4 cighi more times and broken up two double plays. the rnge from the lop of the Florida Air's power, His speed lit the outfield has haued in at least fou r potential key, arid wings, wi th at, oThe win brought Trinity "" ezlti base hits and he has cut down three advancing runners caswnal trip Into Inc key, to Prep'sseason record to 18-6 and 2T* ,it his pn-pnt accurate worth dry is match the game high itt 21 marked the first time the Saints T?i&$ Prep fadirV, the Raiders kok for Points. D>,on was almost as were able to beat the taller club to ow ac-cuate pumping the nets for from the east coast this season. t ,00. I . ' ow ., F0 FT TP ' , 4 ' 2 Ii • II "- ' Both teams traded turnovers and James Brown put the Bucs back into another overthie at For Uw remaining 1:03 of extra tile Period the refs had Wi th both sides of the gym populated by screaming liarti!an fans, the two se.sds I - ,411P / I I ' . - 1P .. //" 14 ' .rIaan.inouung but turnviolations occurred. ' v '• j, 1 ' uL .1' 'wi.ri ' Smith Leaps 17 8" 71W iVC44 -4 ,. -. C4P 4 , . '",( - - ' CO.(J/,7 - SAI.T LANE CITY tAPt - Steve Smi th ram. down the Irunway for the first time with a new pole he and his father designed "for the way I vault" at the International Track &ssociation meet Friday night—arid it worked. Ptrst he set a world indoor professional record at 17 'eel, 8 Inches—beatIng Bob Seagrt'n's 17-7 mark—then a eve minutes later he cleared 18 feet, 1 Inch. topping the wlit indoor record he set last y'ar. - Keystone Heights 81, stop when fed the ball right Ptn%4(oIa Tat. SO Pensarola High S. Wooapam 53 Those fans who make it to the 11 dale Northeast 34 Dsstrlc$ 9 WnIN Haven 69, Brandon S7 Lakeland Kathleen 76. Lakeland Dis trict Tampa HilltbOrOugh 77, Tamp. Rcb.n%O 61 Tampa Jet Ieron 70. Tampa Plant 61 District II St PCtffthurg 54. Lake*p 36 flr,icjnton Manatee 61, Sarasota District I) SI Petrvtourg Northeast is, so Petrrtburg Sm.nol 47, Oyf'qtlm PtitrSijcj f)ie Hollins ii (li-atwater District I) Fort Lauderdale Nova $$, itollkwood Itll 53 " or' Lauderdale Stranian 6$. Soulh Plantation 59 ç -•' Class AAA District 4 JackSonville Kenny 79, Jack tOflvl?C Tech 71 Orange Park 57, Jacksonville RotH's SI District S Starke Ii. Palatka Central 14 (!.,, $) SO AuqIj%t,e AS Cm-n 31 SI Augusin,' AS District 6 C.anrsv.IJe flucP'hol, 61. Oala VanijuOrd 16 Oc,,la Forest V. North MirIam 4? District I Palm Beach Gardens 75. Glad, Central 7Oke,chobee 70. Jupiter 3$ District 9 Lake WAICS II, Aubtjrn4iI, 45 Barlow 43, Ha.nj Cup 57 District II Tampa Jetuit Cl, Cry-stat River 19 Tampa Catholic 57. tarpon Swings ii District II tamp., I ast P.10 SC Ven,c Si Ptni-ilo 44. Wasuihula Harder 76 District It (ygwets kakC 7$. Fort Myers lis R.ver,latr it, North Fort Myert 10 o.str'(t I) Palm Beach Gardtnt 7%. Belle Glades Central 71 Okethobe, 70 flip ter 31 District II [H-i,,, Ii...- '- /tlact,c 37 West Pa,r, (li-H arc 'd nl Newman 'A (o-e Nor!thc,e For, Lauderdale Dillard IS, Class AA District C0008 54. VtCO BeaCh 41 Lron,rd 58 Pompano Beach 17, Fort Lau Ilea( "011 V*100d Ct;amnadi 72 Dsttrict I P erce Central 43 District I I ike Worth 70. Lake WOrth Palm ,.,,l Anct.rion 61 District 4 .lackonyoI Lee 43, JacktonyllIe Wolfson 40 Jacksonville F fetcher 14, Jacksonv i lle Engi,wo53 Stuarl Martin County II. Fort Both squids hit over 50 per cent for the night In the best played game in the tourney thus far. Randy Brown (8-13), Fred Washington (6-10) and Zeull(g18) helped Seminole hit 29 for 57. Bobby P,-.ra Iiea(r Su'øat$ 15 Ditritt is Sunr,i, Pipr I?, Fort Lauderdale Wa s h i ngton106. FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (AP) — "We Just shake our heads a bout Sa m," Kermit Zarley said. "Everything you can say about him has been said. "lie's a bsolutely amazing. He still wants to play. Most guys start losing that desire to play, to win, when they get in their late 3. "But Sam is like a kid. He wants to beat you every day." And the 61-year-old Sam Snead, a livin g legend from another gaffing era, fired a fourunder-par 68 In the second round of the $260,000 Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic Friday and closed to wi th in a single shot of the leading 2arley .- - Hawthorne $3, Interlachen 1$ floor (13 of 23). Tim Bradley was a surprise for Mainland, coming off the bench to add 14 markers, equal the contribution made by Bobby Butch, The story In the last minutes however was Drew Stone. The 61" center impossible to 'rst Randy Brown pumped in 17 and neutralized 6'8" Larry Paige — who only scored two points while drswlng four fouls against the Seminole junior, Fred Washington also added 17 for Sanford and Clements and Russi added 8 and 7 each with some fine boardwork and Scoresi the r Class AAAA O,ttrect I ( Con't. ff0m Page 11A) technical to close ittowith 4644 only 1:22 to go. That set the stage for Thomas and his antics, giving Seabreeze the win that upped their seasonal mark to 16-10 and life to fight again Saturday against cross city rival Mainland for the District Five championship. Cherry and Thomas for eaoe,andTe'1.yJfor the Dogs were the only bright spots in what resembled a pickup game. Cherry led with 17 and Thomas added 10 for the Crabs while Jones provided t dogs with their only double figure man 12 points. Turnovers and missed shots were the order of the day for the opening game, as the Crabs gave the sphere away 19 times and DeLand 18. More pitiful however was the shooting of both squads. DeLand, hitting only 7 of 28 In the first half, wound up 19 of 49. Seabr-eeu, outrebounding their opponents, hit on only 20 of 63 chances. PMPCage Sports Brief s Slammer Amazing 'Kids' 5 Five Words At Once M !574__-~ The third-ranked Bruins also got 13 points from fresh- OVIF PER24WA4 qio' io , ,5s I down ATLANTA All) A ' :. UQA remained tied for the lead in the Pa c-4 with Sout hern California, which knocked off Washing to n 79-64 Friday night. Both schools have 8-2 conference records and are heading for their Pac-8 showdown on Satu rday, March 9. In other games involving ranked teams, No. 11 Providenre whippod small college power Assumption 112-a and No. 15 Creighton edged Hawaii 69. Georgia Honors Hank - — Tommy Curtis, WV FW.uLiit1 j.uuI S(,J4,I. FOIlted Washington State 93-61 in Pacific-I Conference action Friday nigh t, snapping a two-ga me losing streak. points on turnovers. James With seven ticks left in the who Is rumored to be going to Brown tcle the ball at half- period, Randy Brown dr ove SJC next season, also became court and drove In for two and inside, only to be called for the first Seminole in history to follow ing a traveling violation, charging. achieve the 600 points In 29 Bra dley hit a Jumper to close Stone ma de the first of a one. 'ontests for a record-breaking the gap to 56-51 with the clock and-one to put Mainland up by 20.7 average. VALUE RECEIVED The Cougars, &16, were led by freshman center Steve Puldokas, who had 23 points and Norton Barnhill with 16. The Bruins, displaying a fierce fast break, scored freely through the game, and were able to contain the Cougar scorers in the second half. UCLA center Bill Walton scored eight points against the Cougars, giving way to freshman Ralph Drollinger for much of the game. Senior Gus Williams poured in 28 points to give the Trojans their fifth victory a row and, raising their over-a ll mark to 19-3, USCraced toa3.26 ha!ftime lead and then watched the Huskies claw their way back to within (our points, before taking command for good. Marvin Barnes scored 23 points and grabbed 21 reoouno s to lead Providence. Barnes, the nation's leading rebounder, played only 31 minutes in leading the Friars to their 23rd victory in 26 games. Creighton, led by Gene Harmon and Charles Butler, Kainedits1othstraightvictoryand21st25g5 In time Beach school In the District, naslum. swinging the Tribe handed Joe also had to pull the bacon out of Disaster struck Sanf ord when Mills his sixth win ning season Ow fire and scored the last Randy Brown missed the first in seven years at Sanford, as seven points of the game to of a one-anckrne and Daytona's they fi nished 15-14 for the year. squeak by DeLand 48-46 to set giant Drew Stone purely outMainland upped its log to 19-7 up the rubber match between muscled the locai on the inside going into the championship enthe two cast coast schools In the to tie the game again at 75-75 coun ter with Seatreeze, finals to be played Saturday with only 0:47 on the neon For Sanford there were flight. lights, several bright spots In defeat. Sanford held a 56-45 lead with Zeuli, harried by the press, 7kuli, w ho had "oft" nights In 6:27 to go when substitute Tim tried a beg pass to Washington his Last three games, led all Bradley hit boll, ends of a one. and the ball simply went out of scorer, wi th 28 markers and and-one to close to nine, The the gym. Bobby Bunch got in would have had more had it not Sacs then Instituted a full court the back door for twc and Mainbeen for the slowdown at the ' ;~~~_W _~_- Going to 19-3 ver-all. layed with much more intensity than we've had in some I've been remiss In not arousing that intensity.- Tilt opened the second overtime court and hit a Jumper after herald Correspondent pertod by trading the ball -breaking the press. Unfortun. before Jimmy Clements tilt ately Ow high-scoring guard Top seeded Daytona from Inside and Zeult hi: a free charged In the process and Mainland had their gold pants throw to put the Tribe up again overreacted to the official's call seared off them Friday night by 74-71. and had a "r' added on. After a scrappy bunch of Fighting Bradley retaliated for that, the two foul shots by Seminoles before the BlIcs Mainland by hitting two chari ty Piggotte wer formality, and overcame an 11 point last tosses and Zeuii added another Seminole's Cinderella dreams period deficit to post ii thrilling for Seminole on a technical st ru mid ight, ckght. n I77doubeovertimewth over called on Mainland coach Joe Theloljedthof Ow the host school. P$gotte, (offing the Sac's season for the Fighting As Oviedo does the same to Cinderella Patriots aid off for the (Herald erald Photo by Lee Geiger) Rues in the form of two steals _____________________________ and three viola tions a nd 6'9''9" giant Drew Stone tilt eight points In the last minutes. With 0:10 left in regulation play Bobby Burch hit both shots on Jay the one-and-one to give the Joiner in left field to fill the gap left by Bobroweicki and in his __T 11- showing 5:2! remaining in the three. Zeull again came down. cont est. CARLTON BHUNDIDGE GOES OVER STROBER , least one problem for Pantella.s. He needed a place to put strong hitting Jimmy Joiner other than the designated hitter slot. He put O e - - ,,, . sday. his ankle. A sprained ankle everyone thought, as he bobbled off the field with some assistante. But sprained ankle no, What happened was much worse. He stretttied ligamen ts that connect thee ankle to the shin bone and separate d his th remainder of his bod. Painful? Yes, even moro so when you're hitting A terrible as It sounds though, that injury may have solved at - Oesti-ecll Like Butler 77, B*Ifl 34 J4$r St. Jacksonvillq Epi',coal 1, District n ChieId 14 Cross City 56, Pk Y'ige All as o,sh IcIC Lake Wer 73. W.11ton Sit Inverness C'fri St DIIJ 45 Citrus S7. Dunneilon 17 Lake Wales fl WilItitcin District II Clarmont 95. Gro,eian South Sumter 'I. Widwood os DI$I'ICt It Mulberry $3, Clearwater Central C9io$,c Ii 7 o'.crtim,t st Peter sb u rg Catholic zs. LSIand Santo Fe 53 District ii Lake Placid IS. Fort Mea 77 AVcWI Park it, DeSolo County ai Evercjtac,es 71 Palm Beach - - Class A District 4 Jacksonville White 39. Sack %onvile lakIon Jacksonville 'Aeholt U Jack F4,snj III District P Brantrcj 55. Mayo SI Greenville 7$, Auc '116 Christian 47 District $ J4Vivllle Temple 63. Jack sorsvillq Victory Chr'stian SA Jarssonv,IJ, Tr,n.ty M. Jack sOnv,ll Unvt'ftp Christian St District II Tren ton 1$. Cedar key 57 Oronson 73. Belle 32 District It Tamgsj Bc'kley Prep 63. Not Ihs,de Cpritl,an 19 Tanpa Temple Hlightt 57. ¶atasota Cardinal $1 Oi,trict I) I r05lpe0of 73, Lake Highland 70 District 13 Everglade IS. Palm Beach Acjiae'v,y IS Moore Haven 70. Palm Beach (ountr 5 Dy 5) Oistr,ct II Ført I a ,'erdale Mills 69 -ue AmOward •____ (rr stats 64 Fort Lauderdale (,011 (oat. (i,5iin Chritan 77. 4) 'I- MANUEL JACOBSON DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST SI, Pi. 222-4712 Call or Drop By And Ask he Bull. John at Dickey About The New STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE IRES The rev,plunflQmary tire designed fOr bong distance and freeway driving 1. GUARAN1'EEc) Ot' 40,000 P4iks ALL SIZES AVAILABLE a . V Moore Haven 10, Palm Beach Country Dip 53 DistrIct 14 Pa7ok,, 76, tmmokalee 65 LaBelle 63. (le*,ttOn Si District 16 Fort t .iuderdale Pn,sl 86. Iota IJ,ItQn St l'r1revv 5) Fort Latjdeqdale 51 Thomat Miami LaSalle 3? %Oflvte ') LEVIS Pro-Shrunk Denim Bell Bottoms Also Corduroy Bells will earn the right to appear in the Regional tournament, Just one step away from all the mnarbels at the State Tournament the following week. under the bucket and scored championship encounter surely several crucial buckets die to will get their money's worth, his extreme height advantage. Both times these two Daytona In the opener Glenn Thomas clubs have been on the court hit a short Jumper with 1:11 together this season the contest remaining to tie the contest and has been decided by one slim then scored on a beautiful tip to point. pet the lid on upstart DeL.and, In their first meeting Main. 48-46. land came out on top when the With only 2:33 left In the Crabs missed last second game Terry Jones hit two shot, losing 53-52. The second charity tosses to put the time was acharm however, and Bulldogs ahead 46-41. Charles Charles Cherry provided the Cherry, who topped all scorers clincher before the buzzer, with 17, then rebounded and put upsetting the Bucs 58-57. it in for the Crabs. 11v game is scheduled for Seconds later he hit a Saturday at 8 p.m. The wlr.ner -. "caoem - firepower for Mainland POMS, _i, We was Santt Fe 59 . BIG SELECTION Tribe Fails To Mainland In Double Overtime Thriller nam - uuqut .sorsi&m as uney raised their season record in Westwood—and aroused too Coach John Wooden who criticized the hiruins for lacking a ki ll er instinct before last week's two consecuti ve losses to Oregon State and (egon, said: "Tonigh t we 41 I IIII1JfJI 9363 Pac8 Victory LOS ANGELES(AP)— The UCIA Bruins are *fill at'— By DAN (.ILMAItTIN some borrowed tobacco from his pe&Iy white teeth, something to the effect of "Swinger and Tut (Assistant Coach Alan Tuttle) how do they chew this. It's got to be the sickening stuff I've ever tasted, hew do those guys chew this $ !&'! stuff! With all this foolish bilsi, taking place you wonder how the Raiders have jetted off to what is beginning to look like a very. very good > Second baseman Dwayne Gray leads the train with a .38.5 average collecting 10 huts in 26 at bats. Five other Raiders hold averages above the J mark. Jay Isler (.357) and at .333 is Gary Ja cobs, Terry Jones, Russ Uzzoll and Skip Skelton. Fun is fun, but baseball Is business for Seminole. Steve owns the Raider's only loss to date. Head coach Jack Panteftas wasn't sure if Borne was going to ever talk to any again after he had walked two men Intentionally to load the bases against Hillsborough in their second game of the season $7 4 tie — In "Why don't you ask him" torts Brady, while trying to pick uu g I'..I.I I it Ni Trib" Ca ers p ;1 (rrn ....... S c:::::::::d:: Man" tOba cnmed flnniy in his right cheek stea th ily wait ing for Borne to look the other way so he can "accidently" dress Borne s pitching toe with a torpedo of tobacco juice And there s Borre, oblivious to Swangers ploy, trying to drop clumps down thunat's open necked uniform. .Now, Qumat is a was Onegame I knewour team would have to work hard in win." Knicks 117, CavalIer, 110 Walt Frazier scored 2 to lead a quartet of Knicks with 20 points or more Phil Jackson and Bill Bradley followed with 23 while Earl Monroe contrIbuted 22 Pistons 84, Capital 13 Da ve hog stung Capital wi th five straight fourt?. field go1s which helned bring Detroit hark deficit. Bob Lanier, with 24 poin ts, and Bing, wi th 17, helped -anapCapital'sfive.gamewinn ingstreak _- Fa"red M A -- . . 5 12 II I 10 12 11 4 11 16 to I 5 I I aridgrs . - -- , Jokers %AI'aL A satisfaction. I was glad McAdoo got 52 poInts, as long as we won ," the Celtic center said after Boston's 116-109 National Basketball Association victory over Buffalo. 'When you're ahead, you can sit back and enjoy the show." McAdoo was whole show for the Braves with his total surpassing anythin g scored th is year in the NBA. We he was scor in g, his teammates were not. AM Cowens, with 30 poin ts plus John Havlicek wi th 31, equalled mor e than McAdoo could provide. "Having a big night Like this doean't mean as much when you don't win," said McAdoo Elsewhere in the NBA, QIcago beat Portland 117.1%, New York trounced Cleveland 117.110, Detroit edged Capital 8443, Milwaukee defeat ed Houston 22 1 -113, V____ __ oe!eatcj t'hocrnx 119-104 and Los Angeles queewJ by Philadelphia 104-103 In the AmericanBasketballAs3ociation,Carolinabeet ' 4. 3' Indiana 109.1%, Kentucky defeated Virginia 115-101 and New York trimmed San Diego 121.113. Bulls 117, Trail Blazer, 100 Oicago broke on top early and coasted to its 16th dc tory in II games. "1 told the players before the game that this was the most important game of the year because Ifigured there would be a letdo wns " said Dick Motta, Bulls coach. ,.This e most - - When these six guys get together at practice doing sit-ups, or form a huddle to argue with each other on who's turn it is to keep the Sunday, Feb. 24,1974--9A The Sanford Herald for the home team they fell In. Bowling each scored out of of piUon "Ition or something. a couple ofweek weekin InOviedo, Oviedo, but but New stLs redacotjpleor sho ts (torn fiom the floor. Each basket gave the Pats a baskets as compared to only a Sm}Tna knocked off that idea game itself was an ex this Apopka loft at one point lead, 2-1 and 4-3. This Jump shot by Cobb. when they went out and beat Intermission ahead by two citing one as neither team was The Oviedo Lions and the was the only time that they But they were outscored 9.2 both teams and took home the points. They gained this ad. able to get more than a three Apopka Blue Darters made were Sunday, February 24, 1974 ahead in the contest. the rest of the way and the title themselves, Page 8A vantage from the charity stripe point advantage at anytime their way to the finals of the Cobb hit for two quick sews period ended with the Lions During the season Lions as they canned 15 of ii attempts during the first three periods. District Eight Triple-A and Bobbie McCall got a layup back In control by a hefty 20 The second half saw the Blue dropped a close one to Apopka as compared to only one-for-two basketball tournament Friday off of a fastbceak to give the points, 47.n Darters get more aggressive on on the road and the Blue by the Cudas. night in the Lake Brantley gym. Lions the lead at 94 the boards and take control of Diiflers did the same in Oviedo. Coach Jay Hoover of the The Lion's thrashed a game This not only hurt New them away from the taller The only difference in the two : but outmanried Lake Brantley Bowling came back with a Patriots tried to force the Lion I Smi'na in points that were Codas. During the final 16 contests was the home cm bown :':: 0 quintet 67-46, while the Blue twisting toy-up of his guardsintoashootingroleashe being put on the board it also minutes the Darters Darters were gaining a before Patterson and Anthony overplayed Patterson and aadvantage.Thefinalswilloffer forced most of their key men to outrebounded them by a 31 to 24 perfect setting as they are t measur e of revenge against the Collins traded buckets. With the Cobb. This worked for awhile he be nch as they were almost margin. meeting on a neutral court. New Smyrna Beach count at 114 the Lions went on a before co-coaches David Millet all in foul trouble. Before the Blue Men could But in end it was the foul flarr .A.. .. . -. .nA t.k '."iui L'U I.A)UU prev mat saw them UlI'4 tIiOIiV3 fl bb shots that spelled the difference reach their Saturday night Th e Cudas did not seem to be ba wing andhadhin3swishlng run off 14 straight poin ts. showdown wi th the Lions they more aggresive tha n the Blue as New Srnyrna's floor leader The all Seminole County From 3:3$ mark of the first them in from deep In the cot, had to defeat the Cudas, Darte rs, It was Just that their William King and, Jerry Ma this contest was almost over before period to 5:27 of the second ncr. By STORUM something had failed to do men were getting call ed for fo'lcd out. The final total of it started as Oviedo took contrnl Patriots fail ed to put a single of both the offensive and point on Bowling and Cobb tied for the in their last two meetings. doing the same things that charity Lasses for the Blue the board. In Herald Both games were decided In Apopka was getting away with . Darters was 41 as compared to games defensive boards. high scoring honors with maritime Eddie Browdy, Cobb, 25 each. But the Oviedo for. the finals seconds a.i tne east lt would seem that the refs were only six by the losers. and Patterson scored (our war I Unlike Leesburg, who ds point production was coasters provetat,ea thorn in svhile ('arlton HERALD SCOREBOARD HERALD SCOR[OARD dropped a decision the night points each made at a more crucial time in the side of Apopka. The first , , &i uiiuije .IUUCU another two "1 think we're in the middle of a winn in g streak,' quipped before to the scrappy Patriots, 11 got the game, Bowling g eight Apopka , g of loss allowed Oviedo to get back Ovkd -Seminole Junior College pitching coach Mark Denno, following the Lions never allowed the host pointer, FO FTA TP FG FT-A TP his agai ns t the OSIVJU SUu into the rare for the season title Cobb 17 I) 7$ Ck 3 47 10 the Raiders fifth win in six outings and fourth in a row. Rob team an t1mconte3W shot. They From that tnt on it w and the second cost the Darters Pa?ter t titutes Herald Co -_ U By LEE GEIGER ts . DOUG Staff Writer - 1 __ I 'Cudas, 62 -52 0 OVIA dfl IThe Line .., -- '' n , b - _ - McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 405W. FIrst Sanford 322-0651 I V V HERALD SCOREBOARD Sanlord Rusti Zeuli W.shnij!cn Brown Clements Totals FO FT-A 2 3 4 9 loll 6 57 $ 13 1 00 7, 11-23 TP 7 21 Il it I so rafll.y Paige P'ggc'tte Stone Totals Sanford Mainland FOR CAMP LIGHTS AND STOVE HEATING UNITS - COME IN WHILE THEY LAST. 71 Mainland Brown Rurct Propane Cylinder Headquarters FT-A TP 4 4 S 14 13 00 o 11 5 45 1 00 7 2 6 25 6 SS 17 33 it-it N 77 II 74 II II I 1718 17 30 6 9- le LIFE JACKETS AND FLOTATION CUSHIONS, FIRST AID KITS AND SNAKE BITE KITS FOR CAMPING AND GENERAL USE, LANCE SPRAY PROTECTIVE SPRAY. THE BEST ON THE MARKET, Seabr..te Williamson tlro*n.ng Thomas Cherry Miller Totals 50 PTA TP 4 01 I 9 3 31 S 011 to I? 6 S? 2 00 1 71 *12 41 GUNS AND AMMUNITION ALL MAKES & MODELS, BEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA ON GUNS, 50 FT -A TP I 00 7 1 00 I $ 37 17 I 00 2 1 02 $ 3 II 7 I 1 35 It III 44 I $ 13 11- 4 6 I IS 17 16 COME IN—SEE JIM BLYTHE OR JOE LAZARE. - FISHING EQUIPMENT—WE REPAIR RODS REELS. DeLaiid C,reor, Scott T Jon., Bowej Grady B Jon# WilCS Totals Sabrevte DeL and - The Sports Shop �- - --- - -----. - . - - --- - - - ___ - .---------- -= - --- - -- -- - - _____ _J___ _____ - .--------- - _____ __________ JvM—lna,ordHe.aId Sunday. Feb.24, 1974 Commercial Fishermen Meeting ________ ear - The Sanford Her&d ______ CARROLL RIGHTER'S ________________________________________ -- f3I---- 44I zII —'-- - . -, - _____ Registering surprise and shock at the thought of to area flsh.ng waters -I -. . - _____ _ ____________________________________________________ - - - F . eced perch, although somewhat dower than in past wee are still plentiful enough "put meat °n £ - - - _____ _____ ____ just over $20,000 a month, This column feeling an injustice id been done sported the commercial fishermen in their efforts to - - , _________________________ - - II AA L : ___ The Dikenw part) In two da) trolling, netted a int of that a I)eard male Ii conslded i naming about one4hird of the catch. )our lip zipped )\f iI)k \Tlti It) On the Wekiva both Camp &mthole and Wehiva A1F I IS Pt LML or this: A college psidrn told • coach Iwbo wu, at scene obsener put it 'h I ft Incs for ariety butaoIUt(l) By Dave Brase and Tim Simons bO matter how at -' . . _ •. dead and fired him Anather problem is the ap's height With the ucrsge • • •• • S - '•.. 5; ' j , .j ..• • • / .'. . a I _•••• ______ lJ ____ by Crooks & 7 T° • p i ULu 7 ,rOL I[ / I I WAIT. -- . J I .• 4OOE5i / ______ - I _Pr6 \ ' L wnce -- 1 F / • _________ _______ I- _________ 22) (arr> through with gl \ r I / I I ____ _ • in Nov 2l)Scheduleour time andou can / WA5 gV much in do uy' Th TEw Uvilles for expending )our energ) for best rests Plan culWral TkEN iT5 wN) Pocc TA ti e _________ _ TAS ______ W5AT 0' Campetl agat then are an Italian a German and an If thece ho nets are legalized along with the fl ' ____________________ PISS (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Make big plans that will requfre ____ the Fch cars the nallest In the race, konks out In upstate presening the (hmg in Seminole County should plan to Qilcago. The mud m Ia claims another French airan1 In ______ r -. .. I hod like to go a little further hack into the recent More than a ear ago a state fi&l connected th ll5horsp ikertn Ltke Jsupand unfounstelyfoWd his blades the other hand, Schuster in the flier, is credited with 15 a ditlona] days for an Ill-fated attempt to drive thnugh Alaska ginally schedWed. Alter realing the bnpossthllty of such a —A becauseof theesrller penalties, &isister m Thomas fl)er U ' -# •j V , orth South uInerable ' • lz41i•x;1i. IU fl)I' xirs i1v I)ESTIWY AREA FISHING H) Ira Herko NF•' 'ou - _____ tintlt md %hite ruon1ma(t lh road and (itld titlit t Ohviou5l the affliction of Take ii around the horn orj c forlorn record fxk for It ulmg their 8, ifiost rolls allowed in ro, )ti.,h'r hiuld (he Al. The to forner New York Cart'er, 44, mol hits allowed onv game. i Yankees etahIiht'ti some c'*ret'r. 132, tied for most fl AIflt'Imc,in I.eiu' •' E i.I'-- game series, 2. hiU Vur even' trlm'i,ut I'tirii Ii ill))' then' %% a' a I t at SU I iii p i - IfOWes&'r, iip Lajomi' Once Is o must recent flaIl tif : ucur(f - in •'n. iia' nut . flier .'i':n si' h hit.i n t l cu,uI(l Inj make Ii e ernir mindtd tti it \1 mtli and hiril gini A I .mirk i I'acs i• i i' s. at trick nine This seriu of pla)s left East with (our tmump It as 'ning tend_SQ t iIin Ifl i,ii ' listen It) the skeleton s :11 0u15 Mantlt' holds the nijo, coach and a phay rost I h ch is 2 to I black ch U t1 b1ac In a Carecr. 1.710 This d'snt in. c I U di or Id St r its 1:nmuta ' F _____ ______ ___ L I ____ .. I I ____ . - 5 ." ' - .• ______________ ,,., ' ., ____ . • - ' Phi) ,M 1) at trick twoand finesse the 10 / guard against the poibilit) I'iktier art, in a ttltti per _______ • ____ . Cv Young. litust career ,I . , .J( ., • .. ARY Your partner continues to lte trumps to the ace The rest of the hand was Answer Msday • • • . . .. . . .• ._-' • * , sulpturin; are favorite BERE CASE /560: John d1e, mnlical dad dentdl. aged about 60 is a remarkable IN, WHQ TAKE I E IN OrJACOBVMODERN e dined together at Sunday titan> hase asked me ' "'. ...Ii 'JV - toP's o $ PzjSa , ,,.ANO ThEy E Th ThE W. ' t a Our former neighbors, Earl diseased organs or teeth, and Helen Bush, who lived just iiiultilatcu auto Teck victitni ? / ____________________________ / ( ' - L N l noss • * • - : , : •. ) I . ' '-: . . ' ' . A K 76 A Kj S 53, What uo ou uO now 24K 103 chureli Is so realistic that my medical Friends have aiso arihioners ima Inc their adopted painting as their enogti" Then he won the lifi toni 4 t)'fl h al, hit iii S - • since he runs a 1,000 acre farm, player to know all about safely plays hut he was also a i 1,U Jutiui.i ti.;hjs I he ,\ I. ni.0 . pamtg just s ahob} His teicher is Nature itself i4 trumps. .111' (lie •.iiii(In h ittutol up an '\'n iiiuk is'f,'rt A hitter c;mn hardly be ha'h;mJI tlay.s Irs mng to Itvd l{uffing is top i in fIutt mnittcd into ( oopt rstoad' hisini rn,u( a sies.' II. tuii mtti I, olin 2 23 C / at( 'idi '1?;'r (levejand 'wa strtjtk 10? HotsI Natiunil / _____ rrnr; tormnt4tsiins,. Ofl the record for most sea- 324. LOCKER ' go all the way to the NBA titie this ycat' because they're playing the best hasketball cuntiy (and are eltWe PNITOR I ______ South had nine tricks in. led his last club. East rutted arldhad(oleadtoSouthsK Is Starfin solemnits of d imntiflcal high - SIR. X To Paint It ItrUr)flt r ilitit d in tn tiffles tLII iiaiigt'r, anti tt' I hit SiGi' ,' at trick st en hile East dis U now rea For youj copy send )W birthdate and $1 to Carroll carded a club tnter dummy Righter Foreet,TheSonfhlerald Box 620, hollywood, Calif ith a high club at trick eight 90O M ro s I)it(timn 4 2V I I% i' ilkraldPhut() 1w Bob (Irrehli their recent sck•ctiun intt liii' ______________ __________ •QIO 10862 - fislierma's income was drastically reul, During the after driving throh mud, ed by South as to lead a chart This youngstercnprthen U fundamentala any Idea three,Iodgseardaclubofllhe thugh. Give proper diet early k:n of spades at trick four "The Stars impel, they do not compel" at you make of • follom this a ban on ot line fishing during da)light hours was Im d Just for SeminolC CoUfl) t' nOthe 0r the st whu eridentiy knew better, but are nevertheless penalized for hot makingan attempt Nwthreare(oicarsoflaflcofltotand800 all the wa in Moscow It sJuly 30and GeorgeSchus j m mnechamc George Schuster who arrises m Son Franci&o 42 days kav1i New York The Gns break do in Idaho and decide to ship the -________________________________________________ Q965 2 - A _L L Itsville, so they arranged for t'thcr extrne k he BLONDIE ______ ChicYoung risais with a fast pace but in a taientatked settlnp like the - .-'... Z - scnUve about his inconalsten in g mee Q. owon theN8A OvouechampIohiplasf sear, who dhebealamib 'hatscorr'—K Re 'mlth Setma Calif the rtland Blazers er Ba aeme a Ueveland ware Mantlm holds I hi ttrlmf inn nc in h tUft m irk ith 'hit of ihit iiit'i rum uk mule hi r I' 'i rn Japan a si st n gami World pitiabli Impostors at tin hold thu in irk ['It ItlitS? Scricjif,it, toil ttts' ;iru off !!t,. .I1 I t'r t!. wi ', i . c H , , ': _';i - Ii trrtan4 bI'tji th;i 2Aimiu 34('onn emmur i _____ - 4 . dfor ii ____ ______ pt urec ce c usls v under 1) t icir tampus - nmh 24( nhpaui DtIatt'rs IlPleodrnsmot Umb - 301 rrfu,,r 521 nglish school trul) autiful painting o1sno i 'P iiit'untajns behind the resolutti> h ise stfnr ethical principles anti a wedding BEE ILE ILEY ______ Mod Watk,r tai m bubblin' Inherent in tIn nornial TO D'JT' j 2O _______ ____ I ____ sUiihiiMItCUrIi5tbutaswjft ilummips' __________________________ ier f national competition were aquatic U _- ) . lftle Aileen Regn won an Olymc dinng medal in i° The lnclude Parts & __ - _____- I)Etttr, r 8 Cylinder Ford(Excep, HI.Perf. & Trucks)$ flat II)tuIch,, ii Uosi,i,, bor ' - - - , Includes Parts & Labor .- I -- _______ 39 i40 i .. , ,ç'.. _' INCLUDES P,rt Labor ' I_I_I i i — _________ ii it 'lut ,t(t I has anottkr St I ml urged as a i ru (lii the barn is ik an t* paintings ),Ilnrt for flu is liii I t,M ing•. inc uti E m -1 'V __ ii. I i j - • - _ ofthemIJI? _ I lsca)usuhII (mtl)r tranejn 'I _'Jut'bigg?stWj(ft'r ( _ -- — . L ____Eitl'siti _Iithesai'mi'efleut'fur,'iwofhisbooklets., _ N':Si 1 4 from you now, s1nce)u have been too busy to pay much attention SCOHPIO(Dot _ ;7 ,# CAPTAIN EASY / wch can king moreguccess,even with sour mate Udthm the tst three games In ktters Sesd $1 q ggest ____ course of action Get in touch with outf tawners and show your WRt,O (Aug fl to & fishernun, but to the conunereil fisherman as nell. This into a circle from hich ntts arc sunded ,, Follm an otficlal's suggestions. :4 imU tip \u sttmolir r&ported all t1i landed a n social life; contact friends who can help you in this. Show a littie more spunk with mate MOON ChILDREN (June fl in JWy 21) Experts can give you the Slflle tahion as tht hI k t four feet in diameter Ui height an1 anywlwre from GENERAL TENDENCIES arrangemen posble, ao you will bee litUe Ume going th action. Be opennded to proess now. ARIES (Mar.21 to Apr. 19) Carry through with Important plans in an ideal faon. Make worthwhile contacts. A%id one whohaanaxeingrjp4, TAURUS (Apr. in May 20) nthd higherpo and you get intoyurdesiredandproperptace In life. A ret meeting with a government officini can brmg fine advice. detail aro within our righta in suggest they don't ha this boy in the ddthg pady' I ist know e%eryone u laugh because he wH look le a midget. of publicity mericjl fishing license among other thingi daughter gewng mar sre g to make the trip worth-while. to the ot lines erc obeyed Witlun a kw short rnonU The nets are illegal In Florida and considered a --- the Osteen Bridge lings but bass have been on the scarce side At High Inks on the St. Joh, perch are scattered in The commercial fishennen formed an organization diread) placed illegall) m Senumle (nt) waters, hLh CaN pass Times_Square th plln stris of 10 ta per ip with live minnows the besthet. Dorse Df, a Kentucky vislinr, and Henry Schein landed a dozen large on in the old river channel near teenHridgethiswcpkdriftfj with live bt. before 11w ban sales at the leading wholale flshflkCt51jfTiotedtO70 approximately $41,000 a month During the U months the ban was in efft, , which iii te lace in a wding party are tall beautff The pblem is o the groom's side. He wanta his yearld bther ta be an usher This bruther is ve shod and looks to be about ii yearsold 1amarajdjf'san usher he will ruin the dding I certainly don't want to cause any trouble between families over this, t don't you think since w are going to With Bob Orrel/ Due other reliab!e source mentioned a case of two ___________ ____ WI cuss m. . Ns,u hs Sac. FItESII WATFR NOTES DEAR ADD? Myiyea "Hoop ets will be a complete disaster to fishing in this area,' (we said Do the) (mmercial fishennen) want the whole damn r1'r? -- • J7c\ jUZ the state fresh water, game and fish deparent. S. B. iJimi owe, a reed SaO fish camp operator and longtime outspoken conservationist and opponent of fish trappt and water hyacinth spra)ing said the nets could completely "Iishout" arca waters and OOPE r-. BWH&sSthIAMan . (lisaster, after learning a meeting was held Fruiny night by local commercial lishennen, apparentiy to discuss - He May Be Shod, Plans Afoot To. Legalize Hoop Nets ___________ Sunday, Feb. 24, 19711A ALLEY ___ -- k . . - __p_& * .. ., --. - - - '-- �- • S •' a -- - '-,'• V -. - ,5 '• 5- S - r I 0-21 12A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974 0 1 fir i Frruth Women 's World % — (? Foster.1ack F Jack, Miss Dianna Lynn oster-Sefried William T. Jack, 2105 Glenway Drive, Kay Seined, ii large white wrought iron arch Wayne Sanford, and John Foster, son of Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul entwined with fresh Spring-en Mrs. William F Foster, 2625 S. Everett Sefried, 2800 Park fern, a Boston fern pendant on Laurel Ave., also of Sanford, Ave., and William Patrick each side ,flanked by two seven were united lnHojymatrimony, Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. branch gold and white antiqued Feb. 2, 1974 at 7:30 WM. Foster, 2625 Laurel Ave., candelabra. and two standing United Methodist p.m. at First Church, all of Sanfcrd, were unhieti in baskets of white glads, Officiation clergyman at the IItly Mntrluinny. Jan, 19, 1974, lavender porn poins and baby's candlelight, double ring at 7:30 p.m. at Pinecrest breath. A white kneeling bench ceremony, was Rev. t'o I'•, Itaptist Church, Sanford. was also used. King, church pastor. Officiating clergyman at the Given in marriage by her Organist, Roger Harris, candlelight double ring father, the bride wore a formal. presented musical vereniony was the Rev. Ken- length gown of white Program of angel skin appropriate nuptial nctli Dolt. Mrs. Mars' Ellenin selections ar "A" line Empire ard accompanied soloist. Mrs Howe, organcst, presented an .silhouette, featuring a Rory Berguson. appropriate program of nuptial sweetheart neckline, edged The church was decorated music and accompanied soloist, with Venise lace and pleated with two arrangements of white I.cs Ilolconib, who sang ruffle. The bodice was accenZed gladlolj, pink carnations, baby' lle( use" an,] The Lord's w ith Venise lace and seed lireath and jade Hiagi' in w ti Pr--, ii i I ri ired urus and Ii 0A brass nine branch ii iii 'r.itinis lot lutli-tI It 'uulid 1111 Page !Hj candelabra with white Miss Sunday, February 24, 1974 1 Page I - I 1 ' a aPers and foliages IMI one 15 brank arch can. du'labrurn with tapers ant ("luage and a background o( - 4 Potted palms. Pews were marked with brass candelabra and nosegayf - OPERATION TEENAGER FOUR PRISON inmates from Union correctional Institution, Raiford, recently visitNi Lyman High School in a program called "Operation Teenager" Students are shown Nee Elsie Ann quizzing one of the group about prison life. Prisoners hope to influence teenagers to star out of trouble with the jaw. (Herald Photo by Elda Nicho's I • -- - Hughes-Evans Semirole High School launched a new Idea in extra curricular education Feb. 13 when Its first monthly sympc1Wfl featured County School Supt. W.P. (Bud) Layer and -. '4 5 . members of the School Board. The symposiums are being SEMINOLE DECA WINS AWARDS set up so that students cian obtain the much needed in- ( P- WINNING HONORS at District 7 competition for Seminole High School Distributive Education Club were Noni Young, right, who took first in display, and Sally Peralta, who was sixth in job interview. They are shown with Raymond Self, DE coordinator. Noni is eligible for state competition at Disney World, March 28. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ithynywid Hughes, 652.5 lake Charnii ('mdc, (h iedo, are anhiiiunung the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Beverly Elaine, to Arthur Frank Evans son of Mr and Mr John Wesley Sr Oviedo - 0 formation about state and ;ocal affairs. Each symposiwn will c0ndast Of an Informal question and answer time so that -. students can ask questions which are pertinent. Public o(flcfals, both state (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) eI b o rn - 'i" ByAUCETRAMELJ. - and local, Will speak at there Horn in Atlanta, Ga., MISS Hughes is the granddaughter of Mr-s. Louis Edward Pournelle and the late Mr. Pournelle (kiando, and Leon Madison hughes and the late Mrs. Hughes, of Atlanta, Ga, She is a 1971 graduate of Winter Park High School and is Presently attending F'TU where she Is s member of Phi Chi Theta sorority, lIert1ance, born thlfJis grandson oflrs B. F. r"F:alnv the late Mr. Wheeler, Oviedo, and Mrs. Art dthelateMr Evans (h•angcpark fla, Whe~ Il 5 graduate of Ociedo High School and a 1969 graduate of Emory University, In Atlanta. He is presently employed by Nelson and Co., Oviedo, Is a member of the Oviedo City Co un cil and in 1973 was named a member of the Board ofDirectorsofUnlJFund flf&flhlC The wedding will be an event of June 8, at 1 p.m. at All Saints Episcopal Church, Winter Park. -. - - - their understanding of the workings of government on all levels and to better prepare -, -. them to be Informed voters when the time comej. - ' '• I Hudson Oil Reduces Gas Prices 40 KANSAS CITY READY TO ROCK LOCAL hiGh school boys, from Lyman and Lake Brantley High Schools, who played for recent Milwee Middle School Dance, are, from en -o - e- [I! i Kansas captain of the City area. • Florida. LYNN FORTIER • 'The Eagle' Is Hatched By MARIE HOPKINS MARIA HIAGA AND Bryan Harden, business manager; section editor,, Debi MIiler, Marintha Tiflis and Members of the Sanford J0h, Parker. They are assisted Christian Schoo' yearbook staff b, Maria Fraga*, Marie have been hurrying to meet Hopkins, Terry Wilt, Peril "doesneday" deadlines these Calvin, Kathy Brawn. Bob last few weeks. The sa1( Is =prised of Thin'an Hartman, editor; Rape, and Kim Dickey. Sp 1tor o "The Eagle 14I; Miss Brenda Cross. -, A -54 p — , . . - - %ell was secured by a Venise Bennie Butler. l:ice bandeau with bow and The bride's mall-icr ch'M a flower trim She carried an formal length gown of sni'he Edwardian bouquet of white gray chiffon, matching jacket and Pale pink roses, with silver sequin trim, silver stephanotis, baby's breath and accessories and a white catEnglish ivy with white satin tleya orchid corsage with silver streamers accents. Miss Paula Sue Jack, sister of Mrs. William Foster, mother of the groom, wore a formal She was attired in a formal length gown of ruby red velvet with long sleeves,matching and pink chiffon featuring a Icteasories and a white cit. bodIceof velvet with pink FufBe tleya corsage with silver actrim at the neckline and cents. strjght sleeves. She wore a Mrs. Roy Webster, grand. pink velvet hat with velvet mother of the bride, w e a trim and carried a French hand formal length gown of dusty bouquet of pink and American rose crepe with beaded neckline Beauty roses, various shanlesoq and nlatchin3cL.,.,tiCs. Mrs pink and burgundy miniature Lucille Jack, paternal grandcarnations, baby's breath and ('fl,' On Page Bj 5, - - I I M U AND MRS VI1.l.l.\M P HiS'FEU ..N tp Sandra Kay Seined -- P1' Gait t 1) "H0) 1 Or . 0 t)Sky - RnA/- and Mrs William (sanossk) 4702 Tlnskt hr (iando, are ammour.cing the engagement and forth, -n,.r, Ui irri,t of their d uughter Deborah Diane I t 11,11d If Hay, son of Mr. and Mrs DAL Itay, 2.521 Hollow,is St. l)urham, N. C. The bride-elect, born in Bishop Stortsord, England, Is tb. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Thomas Broom,, Whitby, Yorkshire, England, and Mrs. Susanne Gano%-sky, 3 Iloneywood Lane, Trenton, N. J, ' go oft uoise chiffon length — - -- j -. fi - thi-unor -, - At Oak Ridge 111gb School where she was graduated In 1971, she was a member of the Spanish Club, the National Society, Spanish National Honor Society and was Ilonnet-omning Queen. She is presently a sophomore at Rollins College where she is a member of Phi Mu Sorority Her finance, who was born in . Raleigh, S.C., is the grandson of W E. Reddingfleld, 110 Joy land Ave., Durham, NC, is a graduate of Durham High School, graduated from the U. S. Armed Forces Institute In 1959 and from Fla Research Institute, Melbourne, Fla., in 1972. He is currently president of Seminole Marketing Corp., Ajtamontt' Spcings arid a member of the U.S. Chamber of commerce. He Is also a member of the Maitland S. Seminole ('ha:iibcr of ('ornmc'rce, past Chin, for Jr. Chamber of Commerce Toys for Tots. Deland and past member of Orlando C. of('. The wedding is planned for April 2 at 7 pm. at Trinity tMtheran Church, 1i F livingston, Orlando, , -•-.- .---- - R' IE, -. 1 : PIZZt'o Engaged to Kelly Ogden p;,,.,, USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES INCHES BY 36 INCHES -. -t - I - -- CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS I D E AL "R ROOFING or INSULATING - 64d era 300 N FRENCH AVE i- I - I - - Engaged to Jere [)• Dott&-n - their daughter, Therese Ann Pio, to Kelly Ogden, son of . Lo The bride-elect, born in Riviera Beach, Is the grand. daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Speleos, 1730 SW 13th Ave., Miami and Patrick Piz"ujo and Mrs. Vera PiuuJo, also of - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just FIt Between Studdinas and Rafters) P __ Shores. its NON- RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPL,EGUN Mr. Mrs Emil Pizrulo, 9550SW92nd St., Miami, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of . ": Mrs (',ind,,, t. Ogden, 31I S Atlantic-, D5istti Beach - C EACH eit anil - - - She was graduated (rota Coral Park Sr. 111gb School, Miami, In 1969, and while there was is Majorette, member of the National Honor Society, Math Honor Society and was i'raulwit('d with honors from the .Sparüsh Honor Society, She graduated with honots from the University of Florida. in Gainesville In 1973 where she was a psychology lien fiance, - '- -' in Meinpti,s, l'enn., graduated in 1967 trui 54'liiiflOie high School, Sanford, where he was active in football, track, the Letterman flub anul Spanish (lub He is turn owflet- of I. and S Production5 PH, 322.2611 NAN('V k I'll USSEI.11 Engaged to I). %V. lft'1iitv Jr. Tht' Weilding Is plaprird for March 16. 1974 1974 at lpm al St. Augustine Catholic Church, Gainesville John -Doiten FOR -' P presentlythe owner of Ventura Recording Studios and part I - Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Johns, Lake Monroe, Sanford, an announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage vi their daughter, Bonita Faye Johns, to Jere Dale Dotten Jr, son of Mr. tod Mrs. Jere D. t)otten, Deland. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. iula Burton, Pelican, La., and Mrs. Rena Lowe, Perry She was graduated from Seminole High School where she was a member of the Triple Trio and Chorister,. She is presently employed as a repair clerk by Southern Bell Telephone Co. lien fiance, born in Pittsburg. Pa., Is the grandson ol Mrs. Pearl Goebler, Oakland, Calif. He is a graduate of 1.3-man thigh School. Longwood and Is presenay employed as a cable splicer for Southern Bell I Telephone Co. lil.'Iu,l.\li ' - - - Ih idesmalds were Carol Bruinley. Mary Anne Bryant, Debbie Jack and Debi Foster. and satin ribbon thin. The Their gowns and flower, were straight sleeves were edged by identical to Use of the honor a ruffle and the deta chable attendant, trn carrd a double lace William P. Foster served his edging identical to the edging brother as best man and usheron the slightly A line skirt. gjonnmen were Rick Brown. Dir three-tiered silk illusion Toni Fitzgerald, Leo Spott the br ide, was maid of honor, Horn in Ellertre, N C., the bride-elect Is a P173 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a member of the band Tht' is presently attending Seminole Junior College and working part tune as cashier Food Fair Grocer,', Her fiance, born in DeLand, wain member of th e 1972 graduating class and was men'ber of the DE('A Club, lie is currently employed as manager of Pantry Pride Grocery, Apopka. Th e wedding is planned for Mart-ti 9, at 4 at Central Baptist Church, Sanford. I the empire bodice was ac centuated with Cluny and Venise lace, pearl embroidery • - traditional 'Bridal Chorus" taf(ta, aa enhant-&l wirt, lace (rumI l4'Iiengrmn by Wagner; panels A Juliet cap, lavish) and the reresslonit "Wedding i('on('d On vugr c. WFOSTER Nee Dianna Lynn Jack 1 LJ Pho to B U ob rwig FO 14 Homecoming Queen. Lynn's future clans call for majoring in nursing at University of — l)enslow, tier vows an exquisite formal f.wreflct. Ilar(jv, church gown along the slm, "rganist, presented a prografli silhouette The Chantilly ho iif appropriate musical bodice featured a scoop vl selections irwluding, "ii Perfect neckline and long Iapered l.ove" Ii) ILirnby ; "Love sleeves. terminating n Calla The,t'' Iron,, Romeo and J*imnts at her wrists. Juliet; "Laura's theme from Her st'mI'tiouffamnt skirt "1)1 Zhiv;igo" by Jarre; the ih'signed with net over bridal yjc . rganza. over Peau de sole natural foliage with long pink featuring a high neckline and satin streamers. - by * hen MRS. JOHN , Mr. and Mrs. Willtamn Kelly Russell, 203 Woodmcre Blvd., Sanford, are annoucing the engagement and forthcoimiing marriage of their daughter, Nancy Kay Russell, to H. W. Beatty Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Beatty, 1520 Newpor t Ave., taeLand. Cheerkader-s, Senior Class vice Guvrnment. Because of her abil'ty to communicate wi th others. 1.s- nn has rec(ived U memb 001 m.itwn for Girls State and - Th R711OCNO/i-J3ecwy tar gasoline for about 55 cents a gallon. Their new prices are about 45 cents. vcfl n marriage f,tth&-r, the bride chose a formal l"ngtli gown of white satin - IZ varsity president and on Student a rt The independent company's stations had been selling regu- ee Miss of Mr. Fortier Seminole of the Week. Lynn, an active er of the Senior Class, devotes many hours of her time to create a cheerful en. rinment around rampus She Hud. a gallon and extended business hours at its 16 stations hi the left, Al Crews, I3ret Nichols and John Kunkel. Ihicrild Photo by Fida Nichols) S tu (AP) — son Oil Co. has dropped the price of gasoline nearly iocents r \1i, 1- 'ii Ann \lirtintliIl Ma rc h" (toni !itluiiuni r daughter of Mrs. Betty Mar-Night' s Dream - by Men. Imdi II, 2509 Laurel Ave_ ilols.guIjr t'( aji. the bnidr 'if Glenn Allen The church sanctuary Wvll ,r ,i s n of Mr. and Mrs. decorated with tw basket IHerman Welboro, South San. ;irrangcijieflts of white gla'Io'Ii 'rd Ave., all of Sanford, Feb. and i sstel i'Gluftl carnitiui,is II. 1971. at Grace (Jnitd Iwiusevcn,t)ran(t,:(1 eandela t)r, M ttiilist thunti and pottid clergyman at the t' e radiant bride, given iii canlilli-Jight double ring marriage her brother, (eteiiiflni) was the Ret-. D. Ross 141w-CU Martindill HI, chose for symposiums to the students and a small number of adults. The Student Council of Seminole High introduced the Idea of symposiums to give young adults a chance to better Martindill • 7 - Launches ( sticks on white Grecian columns highlighted the can. ullelight ceremony, . BEVERL Y F" i..S ' ' IlL - - Engaged to Arthur F . Evans New Series - - Symposium S . of pink car- nations, baby's breath and foliages and three silver candle l''i&' i't't Ii lit'ri,ilr f II IL The wedding will be an event of April 12, at 8 pm. at the Church of God, Sanford. No local invitations are being ex. tended arid ill reL,tt,'.. and 1mn-nd .r'i- tr t','t: .. �- 213— The Sanford Herald Welbomm Alaninci111 Sunday, Feb. 24, 1914 shirts and pink carnation Around Seminole boutonnieres. Debbie Ftmter, sister of the groom, was flower girl. She was attIred in a formal length gown of dark purple crepe styled tCoat'd From Page embellished wtth lace and a:J similar to those of the other Pearls, secured her tiered fingertip veil of impor ted Illusion, AM she carried a Colonial nosegay of assorted ' ---. b .' The 'I' Babb The Sanford Herald Bagg -' attendants and caffled,a white Bo-Pm. basket filled with rose and ca lion petals. Master Greg S, brother ° bride, was ring bearer, He was at tired similar to the ushers and carried the rings on a white sa tin pillow. / pastel blossoms, centered with a detachable white orchid. Her only jewelry diamond cross necklace, a gilt The bride's mother chose a from the bridegroom. Miss Mary Martindill, sister Pink crepe A-fine style dress of the bride, was her only at. with long matching lace , high neckline, mat. tendant. She was attired in a sleeve. yellow Lace gown over taffeta clung accessories and a pink with long lace sleeves and tipped carna tion corsage. The Empire style waist. She carried groom's mother wore a a nosegay identical to the bridal turquoise antique satin dress, a line style slee veless dress w matching jacket, jewel trim Rest nn was Bruce Fry er, the neckline, matching ac. uncle of th e groom. Robert aturquolse tipped l)llrnan and Riusell McKenzie carnation corsage. ed as ushers, Mrs. Lyle McReynolds, The brides mother chose Peacock blue street length grandmother of the bride. WO dress of polyester double knit, a black and w hi te knit with high neckline, short simple styling, silver a cessories a nd a whik carnation sleeves and black accessories her eth er r.mdmother Mrs. Edwin Hendrickson wore a groom's mot The her wore a Navy blue Lace street length turquoise knit dress, with short dress, with silver accessorle sleeves, jewel neckline, prin. . c'ess style with mink jacket and and a pink carna tion corsage Mrs. H. M. Fryer, grand-black accessories. Mrs. O.P. Senter, Orange mother of the groom, wore a pale blue double knit suit with City, grandmo ther of the white accessories and a white groom, wore a long sleeve printedJersey dress, shades carnation corsage. of green, with high neckline and beige accessories, Al! grand The reception site was mothers wore white porn porn Candlelighter's Room of ',9. I wes the order of ,. HI,y'aU! Have you ever gotten the -.S.. -. "• II, 40 " • ' -' - \ . 1à at dl)'. Incidentall y, the Guild will giggles over menus which tout present Gail Robinson in the "Turf and surr'entrees? Could lead role (or two perfannances the "Turf' be fillets ( fillies) of of "Daughter of the Regiment" horse? Could the "Surf" be sun- In Orlando's Municipal broiled surf-ers? Audltcriurn(m March fl and 24. With the price of meat getting The opera will be sung In astronomical, ANYTHING English, Mrs. Temkin said. could happen. Even restauranteurs must pay higher ''- '' ., white gloves, white shirts, By i P_ Ii .. By DORIS WILLIAMS At anot her school, Teague Have you heard about the Middle School, to be exact, we pri ces, of course. ., man in California were briefed by social studies ' finally been successful in teacher Torn Mllwee on the cross-breeding cattle and "African Day" skits being ., ' ' buffalo? He now has a heard of given by afternoon session ' ,OOO "beffalos" and says seventh grade students to .f,j# . .• they're cheaper to raise as they culminate a unit of study. . I - . can live on less expensive food In each of several skits, . (sage brush, etc.) then grupaofstudent.s tried to show f ... -. . -. .... . domestic cattle, how various tribes In Africa The cheaper cattle food bill live, The costumes and props SHOIJ1j) be reflected in were great! In one skit two ' . the hotewj(e — ANt) shorLad 'hunters" returned !Ir Ie — the breeder cla ims the meat from a successful day in the ________ Is just as good, just as lender as field with a tremendous paper . . ___________________________________ . "real" beef. tiger tied to a long pole by its _____________ a: "• -. -feet. the effect was terTIlic and - )'lN; 'A .\l 11,,Y REA DY shows . .SPoRmL what imagination the L)V l') C YCLE Helen (Mrs. Wayne) Smith . Mr. and Mrs. William children have and are enParke, Sean, Patrick, Erin Altamonte Springs tells us (Herald eague of Women Voters heard counged to use. erald Photo By Charles Edwards reports on local governments within our county during Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hanna of morning and evening sessions, Sanford announce the forWednesday. She's publicity ticomirg marri age of their chairman for II)gTup. dagtr corsages. "Juckomo" Hama to church. Stickle (Mrs. William ) "Black Jack" O'Doncghue son The reception site was A Valentine motif was Adams was chairman for carried out in the decor, in. Fellowship Hail of the Church. of municipal govern- Of the socially registered Mr. study duding red tapers in silver The bride's table held an H) i'ANNETrE EDWARDS ments, officials and functiona. and Mrs. Derek The family also enjoys hike quietly and reading. candle holders. The three. elaborately &x-orated three I have so andanotherfor6odaysaswefl At the March Herald Correspondent annual riding, howling and volley ball. nuinv books to read, if I can me young couple is to be tiered wedding cake, tiered wedding cake was topped iced in find as a 2—week meeting. Commissioner Me imp to Ha waii In Most any Sunday or early ma rried early next month in the the time. white with purple flowers. with Ibtiaway will speak c miniature bride and DELThNA—If the name of evening, May and a 7—day cruise You can see this family white wedding bells and topped Central Florida Zoological groom in a heart uur game is travel, "In September, 1 plan to visit Caribbean In county parks and in then you of five bicycling, duce th September. e Park SarJord Afi lea on a 3—week trip. Bill our ting. Served with the cake were with two white doves and will surely want to consult two county parks director, next venture will or a trip to "When I've put the children will be busy Actually, the youngsters are red fruit punch, nuts and red La vender and purple flowers, accomplished with a Caribbean China, sometime In 1975," Mary Helen said the LWV if going 10 unu and acto bed, I enjoy sitting down tour we're planning sual black spider monkeys Between the two top tiers, a commodating and white mints. "" Iii on county parka" for 14 days concluded. authorities, iii miniature bride stood under (Ateles Paniscus) and the an Mrs. Bruce Fryer cut and COmIrI months. The annual Mary and Hill Parke of served the cake and pouring arch and wedding bells, and Deltona Travel Agency. meeting is set for 7: p.m. In find mates for their pets In this was Miss Margie Welborn, tnder the bottom column was a the Quality Inn, North. Mary is a "natural" in the area. lighted fl owing foun tain , sister of the groom. Miss wonderful world of travel since me wedding may not be the Fruit punch was served from her mother, Beverly MartindllI, sister of the Mrs. James What's in a name? After this social event of the season but it bride was in charge of the theP*unch table with two punch Atkinson, operates three travel column first appeared in the has Pnonted a lot of intavd in bride's book. Mrs. Perry bowls. One was cryetal and the bureaus in the Detroit area. Sanford Herald, someone called rare pet fanciers. Dorton assisted as reception other a flowing fountain, Mints Born in Hattiesburg, Miss., and asked to speak to "Joan and nuts were served with the her father was an attorney-at. Bag!" For traveling, Mrs. Welborn cake and punch. law in the Adjutant Co"., of We don't mean to alarm you the swne plant where Dlores Viryland and Margie the U.S. Army, now herd is mostly Holstein cattle. those a pale greenprinted By ELDA NICHOLS and after World — just giving you the facts, working. They are a beautiful black und polyester dress with dark green Seined cut and served the cake War II, with the U.S. War Herald Correipondent nu — She said, "I stopped In here white, with a healthy and and pouring was Janet Crimes cnmmisslon. Mrs. Bruce Temkin of flU service stati but our favorite trim and the orchid from on op told us one day and talked to Joe contented look. Telkanap, sister of the groom wedding King James Court was one of Milking cows is nothing new Raker, Sr., about last Friday that the gasoline getting a job Artificial insemination Is three-gal team from the Opera Belinda Sampson presided at The family moved from one to Pauline Snyder, of Sanford. milking. He me couple çpiy In his tanks would run was very dubious, done right at the farm. Pauline Gala Guild which pr honeymoon at Walt Disney the bride', book table, state to another as her fa ther Back in North Carolina, where esented a ii t' and said a month women would never hasn't be For her going-away outfit, received his orders. Mary tackled this job yet, terrific puppet show for World and are residing in the at- she grew up, she milked six able to be milkers. He that be didn't expect felt men Calves are taken from their Eastbrook Elementary School another shipment their new Mobile home on South Mrs. Foster chose a corn- tended schools in Wa.chington, cows by hand every day. until well into were more dependable and mothers as soon as they are studenta recently. binAtim orange and white knit D.C., Tornstirook, Va., and Sanford Avenue. Iving on a farm with her could handle the cows better, born. They are kept for 12 street length dress, with high finally Detroit. The show is a wonderful, parents, and helping with the Today I work The groom is employed Therefore, for his son and all weeks in small pens, and then sneaky way to interest children friends, neckline, orange and while Winter Park Telephone CO. Upon graduation from high chores, was an early in. CniIar if u. the milkmaids are women!" are taken out The to tunic, long sleeves, matching school, she enroll in Wayne troduction to the work Pauline pasture. y In opera. It has been given the bride is a secretary In of us don't appear as scheduled The Baker Dairy is a huge are fed and cared for until white accessories and State University where Office of LeRoy Robb Con. they ALL elementary school does today. As foreman at your meetings, iii because of the operation, and has been in are ready the rise corsage from her majored in journalism and milking de struction CO. to milk, at ap. children In Orange County, tiie partment of a large business for 47 ye te ars. The cows proxima wedding bouquet. Pearl Later, psychology. Here she iiI dairy farm Pauline is expected ly 22 to 24 had the privilege to be reached by bicycles or by p.m., and then again 7:30 p.m. Cows are carefully watchedEasthroo& ,eamngs worn with her wedding William James Parke, a ski- to see that nearly 5(O cows because Mrs. Temkin's are to 3 a.m, outfit and going away eniefnl* patroller, and on Jan. 28, 1965, milked for illness. U this occurs, tliy children attend that schooL daily—not just once, but people, jhnng are njnecjjat removed fro,n me school added a real it's w" & sPnial 9M from an they wei married. twice! no t as satdactecy, weo can The groom, The milkmaids are quick and the herd and treated until fully "touch" to the program, given An uaicate by p stal me couple left for a wedding Later, BID was employed by Pauline works in thmilker, agile and. ha ve to b alert every recovered, Pauline helpa glee several times an all the e milk moment The wcmen are gi n shots to senice (?) ir Uwough the good the American ve trip to Maggie Valley, N.C., and De the cattle and keeps could we and hear ii students Parents Express office in parlor four days a week, doing a a training auspices of Mother Bell, troit. period so After graduating from great they will be medical recoris, are now residing at 11 Florida were notified of the event and deal of the milking ('ont'd From Page IS) her. able to do managing their job corntraining course, Admiting there's a lot of hard asked If the children could Ave., Sanford, The groom holds he self. petenjy. sleeve:; were detailed with the rank of Sgt, with the San. became manager of her work involved, Pauline said, come 10 school "dressed for a Things have changed a great TODAY I NOTICED; Seeds, Records are kept on each " matching lace and ruffling at ford Police Department and happiest time of my life ja night at the opera." mother's travel bureau in deal in the milking borne by th.lr goasam, the i s, department cow. Pauline knows most of when I'm working with bride U employed by Ft Detroit cattle, I since Pauline first milked Eastbrook Principal Mrs. parachutes, oatIng in the by their Her attached Cathedral Federal Savings pe The couple has three hand. Today, rformance records, and used to bowl, but just don't have Frances W. Walton and mus and Loan the co are all a knows the individual cows. the ic sunlight to a renting place chlkb'en, Sean, 7; W& train was edged with a Assoc. of &m time now." Patrick, 4; milked electrically. They stand teacher M Sylvia Newelow where, hopefully, they will deep flounce which continued She said, " Th And En, S. e majority of Out of town guests included Pauline has four school age were responsible for the notices gr patiently awaiting their turn in ow and add to the beauty of aro d the henilin , me body Mr. and Mrs. Lyle the cows give 60 pounds of milk children, who all enjoy McReynolds As a young wile and mother, the milking stalls. Several are a day. bike, which brought the children to Florida AND add more oxygen e ttain Of th was 1st with ap of Balk R4t Ill, This is a really good horseback riding and skating. school In "best clothes" in one of milked at one time, — to our endangered air. milking herd." pliques of Venue lace and her mother's bureaus, learning With her long, blonde pony-tall First, t y are washed, then Pearls. the travel business. and trim figure, Pauline could dried, t hen the milk is checked . Her three-tiered sell of silk One phe menal cow has pass for their older sister. no If all is okay' then the milking iiiven the amazing 'Every time I mapped out illusion was .cecured by a Fitted amount of Asked her secret of youth. I Cont'd From Page 18) equipment Is attached. The sonieonc' travel itinerary, over 44,000 pounds of milk in fulness, she modestly admitted, cap of ruffled pleated organza, mother, wore a formal length felt like an architect planning a milk is drawn through plastic one ycar. Pauline Ste carried a formal Can' gown of calls her "Hard work and good luck, I tubes and goes into big storage cpncvt double stitched home," she said. "Jewel." terbury cascade of pink roses, knit with sheer guess!" long slee,'es and "It was in 1967 when tankS, me raw milk is later It takes 8.6 pounds of milk to white miniature carnations, matching accessories She laughingly added, "Once picked up by a pro cessing plant, make riots became so hazardous baby's breath and English Ivy, a gallon. Pauline ex- * farmer, always a farmer. Mrs. (ken Senter, grand- women and children Ycu the and hauled away in tank cars. plained that f the cows know,Ireaflyenjoy thJ3 centered with a removable pink mother of the groom, wore a 'ti • lIt 3 Ba 563. rt of Detroit, t rose corsage. When Pauline first came to required production of milk imagine I wi ll always be e farm formal length gown of began to think about moving Florida, she applied for a job at lags, they are sold La L. Cattle, a Rt 3 Ba MinCilerylSefrjed w for beef, me girl at heart," multicolor floral print and elsewhere . Besiness became ø 46$, Anita J. Owens, 17, 12 of honor and Mrs. Paola salver accessories. All of the competitive in the big Shomate Dr., LW city that Richardson, matron of honor, grandmothers wore white e were stirewe could do better Ernest R. Johnson, n, si. Both were sisters of the bride. cymbidium orchid corsa ges in a small town Pete, Phyllis E. Kidd, 27, 2437 ," Mary said. Bridesmaids were Lorl with white accents. Her mother had purchased a Isreal Bulk', 27, Brunswick Laurel Ave. Morrison, Kris Gomm and me reception &te wus ttr home in Deltona where she Michael R. Stenarud, 21, 396 Marlene Burkhart. Ga., Roseanner JOha, San" Qb House. A large lived during E. Orange Dr., AS, Lynn C. the winter months. The attendants wore identical silver mpote 1503 W. 18th St. with cascading After a trip hete, co the Parke Stanley, 20, 533 Plwnosa Dr. formal length gowns of demau-e arrangement of white snapRonald D. Gelling, 2$, family moved to Deltona Joseph A. Orttt, $4, N. Bay Victorian orciuicl color chiara dragons, wow fl Danville,Ill,La& Bounds, ake maims, April, 1972, Village, F ., Stella F. Hyman, 21, DeBary, la crepe with modified Empire c.arnatlors and baby's breath 1uI••IPIP" Immediately thes installed a Ba 65.223 flotert Forrest dr. family A. Jackson Jr., 32, wnstlme. Dainty ruffled lace was placed at the entrance to swlnunlngpoolsmce the , John 2313, G. McCann, 1$, Rt2 Ba .wi'ow'4ed the (hi., lores the pool area. TWO ve br A Brewer, De si A er bib bodice and hem of the cilt'r ,- in1ø!-' ,,-,, unch enjoys sw fin in in g Jean K. Mazlarz. 17. 1161 Reams 4 What few ounces of priceless, precious petrol remained in the lank, I rode "out" in my search f "go-go" gas. .: ' With the needle slanting way beyond the sub-empty point on the gauge, I headed for the barn on an ounce and a prayer. -- . -- Later the door bell rang. There HE stood, clutching a half-gallon container. _______: - ___________ ____________ ________________ _________ ___________ -- ___ ________ The "Oh, goody, goody, you brought me some gas! I beamed. _____ Would you believe? Nab, come to think of It, you probably wouldn't, after all. Keep It Familly Affair NIodern J1Vlilkm aid Likes Job As F ore ni an Of 1) airy Farm Everybody seemed to be having a ball and the music was great. Preceding the annual gala, DR. AND MRS. LUIS PEREZ, first honorary ball chairmen were hosts at a cocktail party for judges, guests and spouses of the darling Valentine Girls representing each chapter of Beta Sigma and LISP City Council, Society Editor Have Agency, Will Travel I Cascades of "love and peace" roses are due the committee of Beta sigma Phi's big charity Hall to benefit Seminole Association for Retarded Children. Just for the record, glad I was not on the panel of Judges. All the candidates were positively dazzling. EWNOR'S winery and dinery to break bread before dawn approached. Several more private break. fasts continued on into the morn as the finale to a memorable evening. I'm not much for speeches... particularly the ones that are read. and not well, read, at that . . . well, they're just plain boring. , . BUT . . . HILL NELSON, While SUE CEYNOWA was District 47 state representative, making her spiel, I kept held me spellbound at a lunscanning the floor for the cheon when he addressed woman she was describing for Seminole County Democratic the honor award. Needles to Women's Club. say I was completely flabhergasted when she called my The youthful, energetic name. representative urged Americans not to condemn You are all dolls, I love you politicians, because of a few and words cannot express my violaters. He pointed out there gratitude for the honor. The are violations In every desk set Is bee-you.tee-ful! 1 operation and that laws will have always wanted a nice one, always be broken. but haven't managed to own one through the years. Financially Independent, the Thank you from the bottom of young legislator Is as much for my heart! the peope as our own. SEN. LORI WILSON, and he plans to Not to overlooked Is that The give full time toward a better Herald 's JOHN SPOL.SKI government. "emceed" the gala affair. John did a super.fab job with his Lighter moments came when clever commentary which was he recalled with pride, his only sparked with good humor ... wit, representation In Seminole too! County Includes 37 voters In After the ball was over, Precinct 7A, Chuluota, and that throngs gathered at FRED at the last election he won 18 of Sefiied un 04, I. L( j.sj,,-1 '1,0 ft .41)I)RkSSL,s I)E,f() WOMEN REP. BILL Nelson, with his wife, Grace (1), and Jcan Norris, program chairman, was guest speaker at a Seminole County Democratic Women's Club luncheon. In his stimulating address, the speaker pointed out that in order to promote better government the following legislation is necessary: caution in the awarding of contracts, control of lobbyists, stricter eectlon reforms and stronger sunshine laws on the national level. (Herald Photo By Doris Williams) Recordings ari'iage Applications Ij fi I - . ', Jf'JJFs PLAN ANNUAL DOCTOR'S DAY MRS. ERANKLINCIOIIIZ ( I and Mrs. Gonzalo Doctor's Day festivities on March 22 A dinnr ituaman of the Woman's Auxiliary to the at Mayfair Country Club, with entertainment, Well, I'm still being in. will highlight the special day honoring doctors the committee members planning for Annual terrogated about lovable ANNE of the society. GERMAN. (Ilerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Had a beautiful letter from COLLEEN SEGREST of stating among other things, that Anne is secure enough to take ANYTHING with grace. By EVE SIIARHITI them to attend class and in that plexities. Each person must put She's right! sweated blood over the AP Newsfeaturcs Writer sense, he added, it Is an a lot of work into self-improve- chapter on children," he said. Anne's philosophy: "We of NEW YORK (All) Even a achievement, a step toward in. ment Individual responsibility "Children must also mourn the Infinite intelligence (speaking "civilized divorce" leaves most dependence. for moving life In a of her followers) do NOT attack people with a deep sense of More women than men attend recion Is a must. positive dl- loss of a marriage." The author says today's clipersonal failure, according to the divorce adjustment semiany of God's creatures, "Many people have a vested is right for consideration Mel Krantzler. oars by four to one. They are interest in remaining th cluding our fellow man." e same, of divorce problems. Eventual. A marriage and family counnot all divorced, the author mepeating the Touche! same self-dc- ly, he added, a divorce will be selor in San Francisco, Krantz. added. Some are married per. structive patterns," Krantzler looked at In a nonjudgmental Icr began divorce adjustment sons who are contemplating di. said. "There's comfort In the way. seminars at several California vorce arid others are young familiar even if the familiar 13 "These trends must be reincolleges. lie was here to pro. people living together without miserable. People say they're forced if we are to live li ves of SHERWOOD A. MOBLEY, mote a new beok that expresses marriage. starting from zero after di* 17, son of MRS. F. M. his philosophy: "Creative Di"The emotional sense of loss vorce, living In a new world. It more than quiet desperation that Thoreau talks about," he MOBI.E', 1203 8th St., Sanford, vorce: An Opportunity kr Per. is exactly the same for unrnar. isn't easy, but you can come to added, has enrolled in Boston's serial Growth," ned couples living together ternu with the past and learn 'My first seminars treated should their arrangement break about resources for self-renew. Berklee College of Music. Man's Formal Wear Upon graduation, he will be divorced persons with crisis In. up. For still-married persons, al" RENTALS tervention theory," Krantzler the seminars may point out df qualified for a career as a said, For Weddings, Proms, etc. Krant.zler is proud of putting "Now we look at th e emo- ferences between th music teacher, arranger, tional truth of divorce and pectati9ns for eir cx- a lot of complicated PS)" B.L. Perkins Men's Wear divorce and Its chological theory about divorce composer and Instrumentalist, some first aid measures to reality, 201 E. First St. into simple Ianguae. start ii lasting cur e for probph. M-1811 "We have half-hour lectures, iems that may come to light in then devote the remainder of the cr151!. Everyone has a feel- the class to sharing c. Thcught )uu'd never ask.,.- ing that his divorce is unique. Iwrmences. Young persons of O but... Ballet Guild of Sanford. Usually those people are stir. or so have more in common posed to learn at the first ses- with those of 60 than there are Seminole and four groups from smon that other people have differences when it comes to Seminole Junior College will worse problems, the crisis of dvorcr. It's a represent Seminole County in "We must encourage lode, comforting element," he added. %1A ES the Exciting D imensions' 74, pendent, direct action so that Krantzler admitted that he March 1447 at Loch Haven Art Individuals can rethink their would never have written a Center, in conjunction with the values and priorities, learn new book if he had not gone through Winter Park Sidewalk Art ways of relating to people and divorce himself after 24 years Festival, get professional help if they of marriage. "Without that, I was una ware A project of th e Council of need it." Krantzjer said that some of all the nuances of emotion Arts and Sciences In the women who attend his semiS that enter into divorce. I don't Orlando area, the 4-dcy festival nars have never driven a car want any one to get a Dale Carts al for FREE. on a highway at night or writ. negie idea of divorce therapy More Info on this later. ten a check. It is a struggle for We must emphasize the corn- tile Stride. me e - " Foster- hj. ii Everybody be sure to watch for a 24-page BRIDE'S SECTION coming up In The Herald, Feb. 28. And to "my correspondents and staff writers, you all did great. EVEN I enjoyed the stories while editing them and I'm picky! J RICHARDS has a concept of the bachelor scene and bridal (bride) path which all you male pig chauvenists, women's libbers and others are sure to get it kick out of. . and having known the J bird for many years, before he became a cynical, senile old man of 2, can assure you it's all true. honest Injun. - ' Court ['louse It was so nice seeing MRS. II L. (ELLA MAE) JOHNSON again. She Is now living back in Sanford, so watch Ella Mae go, girl, go! Divorce Sometimes Improves Lives t he the 23 votes cast. At the conclusion of BID'S stimulation address, MRS. VOLIE WILLIAMS SR. rose, congratulated the guest speaker and ended her choke words with, "I think I'll move to Chuluola." I concur! Accompanying Bill to the luncheon was his lovely wife, GRACE. It was their second obviously happy wedding anniversary and VIRGINIA MERCER presented the adorable couple with a cake on behalf of the club. Seminole County Medical Society, are among _____ ___ Foster-Jack Sunday. Feb. 24. 1974-313 With this I'm off to a "hop" in Deltona when the Woman's Club there Is staging the annual Charity Ball . . . that Is, if the gas holds out. So until next time, a short and sweet Ta-Ta! MAX[ SOMEONE HAPPY WITH Ct — [ ' ZALESt a witi hir l-t'ple t.k I tiiniba One II Ik Awoueem Ce~' The little thing s mean so much. Remember her Anniversary. Birthday, Graduation, etc. with a beautiful arrangement c) ;. �-_______________________________ 48-The Sanford Herald Sunday Feb. 24, 41 ~ - GiIi((u:t Gem . - 1-3 .V . Fort, two of my uUL Remember that one? make me feel a wee bit nostalgic for my long past youth. We just ha ve so many By LIZ MATHIELX Herald Corrupt.jJen Our banquets at church were most - ' junction Debbie Hanna (Mrs. S. Bob - - 't k - 11 , ''" - I ' -: - l • k -- . - -_,~ Janie Hart, Margie Smith, several days and thence to seems as if Tim and Rabbi Braddy, Sharon Driskell, Palm W.E. and !t'.ith Detse, Vivian Dunn, Poll)' 'SOb" Beach. They took In the J.W. Yarborough were playing speedwa y and while over Edwards, Sue GibsDn and Daisy there saw ,he gorgeous Paul in the Yarborough boys' tree Hinoa. house when Tim lost his Newman. balance and fell Sue made some very lo%-ely name tags In the shape of He will be laid-up for a while which she decorated with a fractured right arm and with tin)- red am bows and a very p,ainful back. flow about Grace and Orw Mathieux sending him a card to help him Sharon Driskeli Put on a real went over to be ute show with with their while away the time. her hand c daughter, Mildred Geiger, who Speaking of Tim, his sister, Pets, Moonbeam and sunshl along with her husband, Tammy. had a who did such a convincing A slumber Robert,honored their daughter, help her celebrate her b" irthdatyo that It was ahn difficult not Carol) Geiger, en her 21st on Feb. 11. to believe that thos e little birthday. Those Invited to attend were characters were doing the Also present was Mildred and Donna Beardsworth, Pam actual talking. skelj, Sherri Sanches, Debbi Brenda Lane was to appear Robert's daughter-ilaw, Mrs. Ronnie Geiger. Vinson, Theresa Hampton, but because Of last minute changes had to come Sunday, Anita Warren and Robyn Hillaird. but she did a bang-up job with hearts and the ever pop ular country- Horace Edwards, Sharon western ballads. Dri keIlandktmetelJyout my very that banana pod ding w hich my handsome great-nephew, and sister.m.law, Grace , sent over his IO%TIY Terri Ifillaird were to my Joe for his birthday crowned king and queen and celebration was dehdous E)uayne Edwards and Myra Simore, prince and prmns. Tammy's Mon), Luylne Kinnalrd. said that excitement was - members for the important work they do. U you L Real Estate • Gardening. Decorating many more - it 's monthly - are Interested In is well on the ad to after his recent Involvement in an automobile mishap. p over to Sanford to visit her and w hile I am there I better go In to see "little Iii" who Is buck for some surgery. The Pack Is going all out this year. It Is having an informal dinner at the Land 0' Lakes Country Club on Lake Triplet Drive In Casselberry, Sunday, from 1-6 p.m. I The Blue and Gold Dinner held to celebrate Boy Scout month each February. The menu will be a buffet- Village, ongwoo d U ps By DONNA F.STFS .~ a new concept being unveiled for spring spertswear. It's paint for fabric that may be used to create a unique design that won't wash out. Denims get a new look, bottom, with artful ad- tions to express a new persnality. Even a bikini, top, can be decorated with flowers or seagulls In the acrylic Polymer Paint. Kits complete with In. structlon booklets come with nine colo r s.-primary tones and others to permit mixing- from Sunday, February for in- 4 -' I drinks will be available for the youngsters. Each family pays for its own meal. One hundred fifty people fr'rii the six cub scout and two Weblo dens of Pack 1%, In. (luding their families have already signed up for the festive occasion. Mrs. M. Grumbacher, Inc.Portralt Pictures on the backs of denim Jackets are one Item that Is already seen In New York's Denim Art Museum at a restaurant, Goldia Burge of . Muriel Savearese, the origi nal Good Neighbor Sam. He'll loan you anything he equaat. tractive to Young People. (Fashions from In Sportswear and Stringbeans.) Villag e are Mr. and Mrs. John Other guests for the Occasion Burge of Garland. Tex., who will be Al Plummet, district are visiting their sister, Mrs. Felvesentative for the Wekiwa Gokfia Burge, past MjideL9I Of section of the Central Florida the Woman's Club. The Burges Boy Scout CouncLl; Hey. jack will be here for several weeks I.Indsay and his farrilly. and Mr. taking in the sights of Central Introduced By Homemakers found. .J combined with water System ', rom Dansville, N.Y., to And, the reason Is simple, People are pouring Into Florida and they find jobs, and they must have food, shelter, clothing, Lon gwood sewage at takes $1 milli on for teachers' salaries and supplies, 11.i4 million I Consumer Needs Are High I / ____________ Sl,574,000 696,000 West Water Plant _______________________________________ 930.000 ___________ $l,689,3(J(J +31 +402,800 - 1,025,000 -47 +329.00 ____________ ____________ 275,000 __________ __________ ____________ ____________ __________ 100,000 _______________ - _______________________________________ Land and Easements 155,800 -- _______________ 182,000 - - l0Q,O(i ____________ ___________ Engineering Services _________________________________________ - 231,700 +48 + 75,900 ___________ 8.500 - 4.000 4,000 -4.500 and the bid _____________ 225,000 201,250 -33,750 ____________ ___________ __________ ___________ / - Ccpitallzed lntrest Using department currently has l customers. To he added onto the systems from Associated Contractors and builders was 11,619,300, up 31 per cent over the 10 month old estimate. 98,250 +122 -- _________ ____________ 204,000 164,000 135,900 187,000 244.qlS I City councilmen Mortday from Associated to extend its +54,315 212,875 bid _________________________________ ___________ ___________ _____________ ____________ 6,310 __________ 8.875 _________ set to expire Feb. 25, to April 15. But, Palm said, the extensin is co tioned upon the con. tractor passing on increased Inaterials costs. if any. to the - Contingencies _129,590 city, 3,331,000 3.538,000 4,088,000 +23 +757,000 'j - 06,000 6 ___________ 813,000 813,_ $2,725,000 ___________ SIMM' Hollow first addition, S2,725,000 S3,275, The hold-up In awarding a contract. he said, is because the U.S. Environmental Protection A gency is reviewing plans for both 13 Longwood's and Altamonte Springs, sewer in. __________ __________ ________ __ ________ ________ _______ Die decline in new con- Excess funds do not appear fund and is budgeted to spend struction can be seen readily available from the water 114,500 this year. from revenues anticipated for department either. Based on The only feasible mtethod building permits in the 1974 revenues during the first three remaining appears to be a fiscal Year. The city expected months, the city will receive sharp increase in planned At least six new subdivisions 167,9 in building permit fees, 1144,38312 this year and If sewer rates and-or another are under construction. ________________- Personal I i Income -. million during 1974 to expand its facilities along the central - 68,000 204,000 to sell the bonds at six per cent annual interest, that t alone . i4' (:' 44,300 _____________ collection system. his first estima te In March, 1973 f or the collection system was 11.286,500. He updated the figure in December to 11,574,000 night acknowledged an offer Total Project Cost regional sewer plant. Engineering fees are up 4 per cent from 1155,800 to 1231 ,700. Cot1ngencies, however, were down 1$0 from 1135,900 estimated 10 months ago to 16,310. Palm explained that not as much money would be needed fir rntlntncies since a bid figure is available now on the - 275,000 ______________ Water Distribution Mains cost is $M,250. 122 per cent more. Pct. terceptor systems and Altamonte's regional sewer Altamonte 13 to receive nearly $10 million in federal grants and loans for Its sewer system and plant expa nsion. In these high impact areas, for every 10,000 But, but during the first three operating costs new residents continue at the increase in water ra'es. Water Ingwod Is now to linood like st govern. mo there must be 20 firemen plus their equipment, receive, months received only 16,483.90 same level, 1l4O,0. will be rates were upped 30 new policlemen almost immediately after niental units in Central Florida RmO3 in 1 Projected would total from according to Palm's latest and their equlprnent, 25 miles of new streets, 1.3 spent. 30 per cent to 80 per cent per estimate. a grant of 1813.000 fresh water dail y and the trea tment of 1.2 million gallons of construction will be homes in is experiencing a decline in new for a 62 per cent for In addition the utilities office customer. mlI'ion gallons of Devonshire, Winsor Manor and nstruction co part-_____________ of the Interceptor system sewerage daily decline In exoected revenues is operated from the general While the engineer's cost cons truction cost. Just look at the joba cs'eated by these 10,0t new people. But, that's not all. Let's look at the most rece nt edition of a publication entitled the "Flor ida Growth Report," published monthly in Miami by a non-governmental group for private enterpr ise. General Telephone, the report sys, will spend a record $220 " /I _____________ Change '73 _______________ ______________ Palm's 16.50 monthly currently served by Sanlando for elementary schoof buildings, Srjo,000 for middle school cost, Ilk' city must have 2,506 Utilities. In total these su 000 b. sewer customers just to pay the divisionsdonot make up the 806 interest. The cit y's water additional customers, F / Palm's estimate 10 months ago for t1e Issue's legal, fiscal and administrative costs was $44,300. The January updated its For every 10,000 new people coming Into Central Florida it will be 11196,.W a vear. their son-In-law and warm weather we had heft In Interceptor System Jan., Dec. off the bonds and Interest, commercial expansion is AltariionteSprings' f to treat ofparksand other lands, 700 acres for homes and apartments, l acres . __________________________________ _____________________________________ Simple mathematics, Medicines, telephones. Power. gas, water. furniture, utensils for ho%ever, makes this appear Less Grant gat dens, kitchens, etc. impossible with the increased ________________________________ For example, look at It ano ther wa>. For every 10, new bond residents In Central Florida. it takes IW acres of space, 150 Total Bond Issue 11 the cit). k fortunate enough acres Ken and Jenny Bennett are January, It has been chilly, but Rs the Bennetts admi t ted, it Is t be weather than they t WASHINGTON (AP) - Two purposes, as self-employed North Orlando Garden Club back home. Th women members of Congress workers, if they ch ere was 8.10 who say the cash value of worn- advan tage of it. Ose to take held its annual banquet at inches of snow on the ground in Longwood Hotel on Feb. H, at DansyilI, when they left! en's work In malntainng house. They would have to pay . 7:30 p.m. It was held to holds has been neglected too clal Security taxes In addition celebrate the 10th anniversary long have introduced legisla tion to what spouses of the club's affiliation with the for Social Security coverage of ute, but y would pick up ad. National Federation of Garden The Ladles Auxi liary to homemakers. ditional righ ts. Clubs. R Vojunteer Fire Department Barabara Jordan , "A wife who becomes Attending the banque t were held their monthl y meeting on Tex., and Martha W. Griffiths, ly ill would be able to q Let me explain. Continuing at a very rapid rate. ~ being honored for their devotion daughter, Jim and Marcia to Cub Scouting. Their &in tAthan of go N. Third St. The Mar., '73 ________ Collection System ___________ $l,286,5(yJ a new elementary school f Legdl, Fiscal and Administrafiv or 4,000 children every Monday mor. city fathers in March, 1973, the _____________________________________ Good bye and God bless! First Baptist Church of _____________________________________ _________________________________________ Retirement of Water Notes _______________________ ______________ _____________________________________ the unrated bonds. When a prospecthe 12,725,000 ru%t, nues wiuld be sufficient to 1%11 of System It's true, more than 7.000 people are coming to Florida every week. It reminds me of the late fifties when offIcials of the sLant battle between developers and governing bodies for the operate the systems, and Pay proper zoning, site plans, utilities, etc., Rev. 11ndsay is putor of Construction - the high cost of construction ma terials, labor, land anu the con- h advanced to Boy Scouts t Bennetta will be hare for two October, but U Fosters con- weeks. They accused their Unued to help the Cab Scouts daughter, Marcia, of until replacements could be exaggerating all the bea'itiful Social Security Benefits - stuctioti bond issue from 1Z7,000 to $3,275,000. Palm is consultant for both Longwood monthly inflationery figure he noted, line items went up as much as 122 per cent. Sewer System ning for six months before they could begin to break dven with the engineer said a $6.50 nmxhnum need for classroom spe. monthly charge, at the rate of As to the question of where are all these people going to w ork, :00 per cent of water bills, that's no family. are visit water total computing out to than the 1.5 per sllgntly less City of Longwood and Altainonte. The circuit court weeks ago approved for the city the $2,725,W) revenue certificate issue with full bond costs to be repaid from water By JULIAN STENSTROM and sewer system revenues, Palm did not reveal the It was just th e other day someone id to intnthly sewer charge which me, "That're going to do with all these 7,000 people a week who are coming to Iiiut be levied against Florida? Where're they going to work? Wherr're they going to householders to repay the live? newly raised bond issue. Nor And, you know, those are some pretty good questions, par. could fiscal consultants say for ticularly when you stop to consider that with so many people a ce rtainty what Interest rate coming to Florida th ere is bound to be an Impact on the lifestyles will be bid by prospective Particular problem. estimates brought a raise of 13 cent in the overall bond issue ESTIA4,6 TES Angeles unified school districts in California said they could open tiond i.ssue was denoted to the Need I sit) noirel and Mrs. Stan Foster and Florlda, Stan and Phyllss Foster its expansion and sewer of those fences and screen In porches, COST he Each Week ' - Cub &uts. ____ ce nt reconunended and city council To Florida . ENGINEER 'S - approved increasing Despite the energy crisis, we GOut) NElGlflJOfl OF THE have our share of out-of-town WEEK is Tom Slaby of 411 visitors here in the city. Murphy 1k'. I quote, ",..Tom is Veareseenjoying Price per monthly inflation rate as ' a month's visit here and has pansion _____________________________________ Consulting engineer Bill Pa lm two weeks ago laid the blame to the constnjctlon industry's 1.5 per cent LONC,WOOL) 1C - been attending the WOMan'3 fie knotrs a little bit about club's meeting and having a everything and shares that It will feature six adults, in. great knowledgp with his neighbors . ' eluding the Thomas' and We are a wfully glad he left Longwood, which sponsors Page 71000 - games, conversation and members, and they get together refreshments of cookies and each week to bowl in Sanford. punch. Mrs. 24, 1974 formation. - wife, Mr. a nd Mrs. Bill Thomas. PAINT YOUR OWN-The do-your-own thl g crowd will appreciate 323-0972 Hunter at E10 Herald Staff Writer joining, Hacienda Village had a party at herhomeonFeb. 8, at 7:30 p.m. It was for the members of the the Hacienda Village Lamplighters Sunda y School style dinner consisting of roast Women's Club Is growing by Class of the Christian Church I ham, potato salad, french leaps and bounds. New Disciples of Christ. Fifteen 1 " fries, cole slaw, deviled eggs, members are added each week. guests were present and were sliced tomatoes and hot bread. There has been a bowling group treated to i pleasant evening of 'tration will be put on by a John Stone is doing well and and Mrs. Floyd Balmer Is being Ger.ny Brumley is patient at honored with the presence of Seminole Memorial th Hospital. Mr. B's bro er from CheLsea, Guess I'll have to take a side Mich. and M" , Ruth Meyers, who is Mr. and MM T. Albert Scott the sister of Mrs. GertrodeCne have recently returned from Elizabeth Oldham and 1"na Zebulon. Ga., where they St. And Kitty Baxter wW Ruby tended the very ultra chic WOOdard were wemed back wedding of their , andso to the dub afta having been on Harry Conmll'to Miss MCUM U dUve list for a while. Avery F Baptist UM L*OnA Baxter And Mrs. Churcho( Zebulon on Fe b. 10. RQhY Woodard have been ill A lovely sweetheart theme in I I festyles member's In a(tendaN They ror use mother-in-law of Mrs. Eddie the Pa It of the day. I see where the home of Mr. Rest Haven on Lake Harney, 11 were -ri' swimming, awards, Mae Savearsese of Hacienda has. He expects absolutely dinner and a karate demon. Village is here from Woodcllff, nothing In return. Torn has to Winter Haven for toppled from a treehouse. Happy birthday greetings to with There "itact President Beckle .. have you ever seen Mr. and done by Vivian Dunn and her Surely am sorry to see her Mrs. Kenny Coinmit, They even let me do leave but we know it will be for daughter? Henderson 's little She Is such a "deada flxal arrangement for the the best, but we cannot help but ringer" for her Aunt Lennie piano inks her' 1bb- i. the former lb!, The iIiCnu for both nights Est her also told me that her Hotunda, featured a re al Southern ham lovely daughter, Maril yn Fultz, dinner with all of the tr immings and her husband, Jack, are Including ambrosia and down for a few days. Marilyn sweetpct.ato fluff. and Jack flew down to be with Tunrny Kinnaird really had a Those assisting to make the Est her for a while and will go very narrow escape when he The Geneva Homemakers met at the Geneva Community Center Feb. 13, with IS memb and two guests present, who were Mrs. W.T. Eprds, k .10' e While chatting with Esther them as much as their friends a big Success. The adults Smith .I was sorry to learn that did. seemed to have as much fun as did the young folks the Lou Dibble has gone up to Hende rson, NC., to make her -f ollowing night. home with her her daughter, Decorations were beautifully Phyllis liehit. her guitar singing gospel tunes £ truly was home with her precious talented young people in the little daughter, Kim, and hones t .'rea that it Is Indeed a blessing truth she (Kim) looks so much associate with them, like Deb whcn Deb was that age. She Is a doll, needlesstosay that grandma and grandpa, Daisy and Al Ilinojosa, enjoyed ventures such a success we" over year. More on that later. instead of having the usual pack meeting this month, Pack 196 will be holding It's annual Blue and Gold Dinner ,, Industry's Inflation Rate Blamed the annual Easter Egg Hunl HerliddCorrespondent I r started formulating plans for er-•- By NANCY BOOTh 'p I visit from yours .. I 1 ~ ralb , . V1NTER SPRINGS-Hi! favorite retired teachers1 and top when I >WIg girl many dark ages ago. Clndy was just so cute In her delightful ensemble she did whole quilt i I .[Veu)snotes '1 10 I did a she assured me t ha t y ere was a just grind and would enjoy a 4 , 1 IVanc"Y'S I 0.3. 0,01% " I 4 '. fajhtonecj from varigated so hard to believe. I asked her pieces of materials put together. about Mrs. Gladys Smith and in the pattern of the "Yo.Yo" Mrs. Mae - It1 1974 portion of Florida's west coast. Da you realize that amoun ts _________________________________________________ I y s Expected Revenue Home Buyers Are Offered Declines ualify for Shirley Osgood, Sally Bwer. February 11, at the home of some $4 million a week? Mich., said in interviews the disability benefits," Mrs. 5Ox,J0Bu3h, There'll be a recess on Wei construction in central Florida It Damboff, Mrs. Carayou (sheare Ls that darn why Jan a has little chum of ear Givens of wondaing -. ly Jordan said. A husband who Mae Duquette. Ruth Fuller, TtOd Betty St. A new member WASHINGTON I AP) but many new hotel.iq and moteLs are plarvied in other arm of the librarian I a ng little enactment. But they said it will becomes a widower would Moo Norma JAMg. Vivian M&r, K Alberta AUW I & state. Cotunwrce Departinfrit says I atthe Court House) start talk and ultima tely WO olned An untold amount of Money. high up in the Millions of dolhn, the personal income of Ameri. hrd such a lovely bouquet of lead to recognitIon of should be ?llgibk to apply for suMvor Janet poltinger. Madyn an,, IuU " im. . By DONNA ESTES With excess revenues Road- Third Street-Fairfax the Idea benefits in order to LV,W in Iva Ward. Jane West, Rosa portant [low much Can you spend for • are earma rked for shopping The city W _ thing that was ac. cans declined in January for the flowers on her desk this past that women who I of the a home? What kind centers all around the state from Herald Staff Writer projected hi other accou k, clean paying nts, th e Avenue facility. of home do for substitute Feffigut and Nettie Johnson. complished $32 million center at Orange Park to a M milliun center in heilding -3,300 square feet first time in 19 months. The nco was the changing of week it was because her hubby, how. wash ciothes, tend -and homemaker services.1. you need and city stan& to take in $110,844.38 want? Chong a Architect Bob Koch said the will face swth County. .Mrs. Ruth Bowersox d ro p as partially attributed to Vin, is so very thoughtful and ht transport -ch'idren are just as and Kitty just stays so busy as honor of St WINT:ll SPRINGS Of ttwir Meetil,g night from the on the Property neighborhood ...finding ess than budgeted , the Valentine was used wanted JVNIOR -SCE,YE 1150,000 s be "Remeii,ber, there are bome I ,ewisiOil, Pa.. was an honored h ou ld adequate not P does E lizabeth Oldham but it toward the large lake ) area Cameron-firown. which recendy took over ownership of Ob layoffs steiiiiiiing froin the to help her oheerve her truly economic throug ho ut and what Th to second Monday of the month to building industry's slow-down that rnoney...taz benefits By producers as male homemakers too," of home continuing to keep only for the budding. but also will be built to retain road guest, Carolando has renamed the motel coniplex Ilyatt House of energy shortage. the second Tuesday. This win s GLAMOR IS Poured on this was good to have them back. have been such a beautiful day first anniversary in this Use who go to an office, throughout the area is hitting spending down and with 25 per for furnishings. added, saying the measure ness gals A short Orlando arid Ruth Evans (that very was almost drainage while the fire station Ownership. busi position. plans to Invest $5 ll'wever, the department million to add convention facilities. meeting allew these civic minded hard this city's antici pa t ed cent of the budget, $l03,1, eason on the Junior scene In Their bill would treat home. would help the non.working marred by the very "Frankly, I am very ap- arid (Ire department office shThese are the questions you lmeway Inns of New Jersey has entered the budget motel Off hand, I'd say that he was makers, !3k,nted lady) gave a most serious ill followed the dinner. A going- the opportunity reported Tuenda) that slinky dresses curren t (l allocated for contingencies, prehens revenues for that won't field aL) ould ask for Social Security to attend and the facin ts you ness of Mr. and husband of w ive about construction will face north to the Third should king or away wives, informative talk on weight Scott's daughter, Vivian, Mm Jud as thoughtful as my Joe. gift was presented to council meetings, and Is seeking sites in many Florida cities. Mary Carter In. housing starts, another key year. break the bank. Part .goer know before could we Winter SprIngs should be able costs," he said, "which are Street side. Tentative plans are you vest. but wish u Vivian Martin. who will be measure of the economy's per. my lovely for dollar-counting gab Of Nearly 37 per cent - to remain fiscally sound escalating rapidly primardy to place the building A new home buyers guide in he leavin g A rummage sale for the area soon. A easy care Enkal calories needed for maintaining control and 'he nuinber thiink goodneSsallthat wp Valentine and better yet, wish well worth it. ends well , I Off by the Homie Bu en the city's An- through the budget year. due to the energy crisis." daughter and son-in-law, Gloria prize of a beautiful Valentine month Of March and a bake sale that you could have se northeast corner of the or losing weight. January after several months Uclpated $43Of has. mffW neckline MW ,the 1, Income for Mrs. Bishop has several and Wendell Holder, their two floral arrangement as Association of Mid-Florida For the ft quarter, exMrs. Conr*U is much better Koch added that construction property. for w won by lovely Valentine box of Samples of quilt patterns but the month of April were Uneven hem and is a Ruth helps you find the anrs. It's Mrs. Scott said that it* which was sent to me candy engaL?ements scheduled for the cute little children and Vi%lqns Ruth Bowersox. A rose The site also bound discussed. The Rroup also were shown to the club memby available by Manchester crgation.Personal a Chorale in the near future, one grandmot he r, income declined trical and plumbing permits. budget at $48,607.73. surely gave them some mighty by addressing & Card 10 per cent Mrs. Ella al across the board, Flami Ward. s ng e that Is being planned for o Avenue had sor berswlththrecUonsformak $4.1 billion in January to an being out here lii Geneva where Row Stores. Inc., headquartered in North Carolina, now has anxious moments for a while. "friend?" 11 to During the first quarter of the th Lake Formosa Nor And the city council voted but that la , th comph tio The holders and Mrs. Ward March was discussed. the finished product. A pailrru __ annual rate of 11,06-4.9 billion. 1' I I units in Florida and is seeking additionalgites. we wi ll sing for the Avion- camned Mr. Scott had to step in and sub year-October,Novemnber and Monday night to proceed wi ikiVe. Orlando, Fl.. 3M. th building ow nf slowdown ronIAdel(;aaJ are and access. f or "Cathederal Quilt" Janet Pottinger, Sally And, listen to this: Winn-Dixie will open 85 new stores In this During the previous month, the December 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Trailer people. as for his son-In-law as best man while I Thebooidetccoatalnsvaj however, income plans for Its interim city hallbecoming more competitive. here had to don't know what you ua ble take Vivian's Bowersox and Marilyn Roy distributed to any who wished since he The fire stati'n portion will i were same Inconli' statistic had from building, plumbIng and current fisca l year. Several convenience store chains are The Geneva Volunteer n formation for both the fire station complex. Some doing the other ni firstFire grandfather, Jim Ward, back Were appointed Plans for the Interim facility have 1,900 square ftet them, A covered dish luncheon the to a nominating in t sear- shown a rise of 110.2 billion, chlng for new loca ti ons. ht w hen that Departm ent will again be electrical permits totaled only 1150,000 has been authorized can be completed and ready for truck comfort of Mrs. Connefl, he time buyer ard the veteranground g over to the Veteran's if was enjoyed by all. drenching storm broke sponsoring their garage. The cit hail OsPital. committee for the elections of 11w January decline in per. 16,912, projected for the y Florida l'ower Corporation right now is see king sites for well-accepted Importan t checklists for home ear to borrowed from Sou theast Ft bud by U fir st of April, Koch section will loose, but as for me I was In officers which will be held In Speaking of quilt patternshave comfortable nuclear power plants. The compa' sonal income was the first since ue chicken dinner when it burbeq J0 ny is considerLig tracts in Dixie $35,648. in terior and exterior This will mean a los in Natio 3 I with Vivian t bring na Bank of Maitland for said, and the building ready to Dunn. We were on April. etc., I just wish that you June, 1972, when it dropped 1700 the city budget of 1122,975. coild t he trai ler folk arrive. So If you and Levy counties and a tract about 50 miles east of Tam pa e the 5,2000 th way the to mind the important Little sq uare feet Moss move in by December. to our regular Tuesday have seen 'he perfectly audIence . Would sd ud.irM ________________________________________ Polk county. in million amid the biggest since a ________________________________ can, how about reserving ___________________________________________ -____________Itan into June Lodge Smith a night i - t ha t all too oft PLI April I'll be seeing you, keep en are rehearsal with Julie 18 adorable long skirt which Cindy few ll 110.1 billion (let-line in July. And,really,ffl isis justadroptht he bocket and 19. days ago and June te s me Bishop and we were -smIling and don't forget to call tvrgauen until ar.er the con"washed So, there're good answers to where all these people who are 1971, "l' 4Pn had On this Past Sunday that she and Kelly have out" tract Is signed. me when you have any news several times before n. The Drops W"th Bu'io ing * ag Free Guide at - - - . *: ' ; i ' • .?- 3fibAkh - A we at church. It was en.lrrly children In college. Gosh, GuestsatthehomneofMr,and items that's made it but we did and it was Mrs. D ar rell Dunn are t heir I - ,t47 Acvt;ding to Mrs. Carole Christensen of Hacienda 1 9thcwaceaac for Svthíii- Ms ______________ 104 E. FIRST ST phone MASTERCHARGE z ..r. '.et•-i. IIANKAMERICARD STORE HOURS; 9105:30 EACH DAY ___ $1.5 Lengths $40" Wide Values to $4.0 Yd. - • a Double KnItS 11 : F $ YD. AS , closeout-velvet - 1. ZJ: -1 -. - . l \'D. Regular $4.9 .. $_ r. 'Perma nent Press R.9 . $3.50 Yd. Bolley enjoys knitting as well as all the other events taking plac. at Seminole Lodge for the benefit of the residents. Mrs. Mary Indivjdu.t care in an Intimate, warm, color. ful homelike &mosphere has been provided since 1964. Seminole Lodge Nursing ind Convat,sctmt Residence 300$, Bay Avenue, Sanford, FIa. Ph. 322-6755 N%VLMMA - m - .0 $ YD. 'Hand - , Wash IPirf.i For Spreads Req. %3. j9 Ppering n The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for S DIAL 3 22.26110r831..9993 - Ac.tat. Quilts 700% 66 Yd. $ 1 I YD, Fiscars of Finland The 3 01. Mears Thai Cut Like A Heavyw#19fil. Stainiess St$ Holds Lasting Cutting - Expert Says Buy Stocks - COPLEY NEWS SERVICE N011111111111111111 - I . 1 - N ow For example, most of us _-,.,irI '•"UU IL' __.. 3tV -- u were was evidence of a leaky roof, but working for Australia, among how about full roof gutters and the redpelnts of Saigon 's eIght an adequate number of concessions near the Spratly downspouts and splash blocks Fenner & Smith is no longer U.S stocks held by one typical sale of Simplicity Tokyo-managed trust . . . In the face of continuing Pattern in accounts where longU.S. oil firms have big stakes and be able to hack reasonable monthly payments. Wben this in government subsidy pay' building industry negatives, E. term capitial appreciation is the in the oil rush in the Western ha ppens Central Florida could ex pe rience the biggcst boom In its misent.s to farmers and highec F. Hutton Islands. But Research Insutute. Nothing beats getting soaked & Co. suggests now objective . . Pacific. They are helfing of America warns th long history. employe contributions for So- may ie at the oil w hen you duck through the door the time to start buying Indonesia develop its fields, rush In th It'sgotto come,'fle onlyquestion Iswhen cial Security. on a rainy da y. e Western Pacific building stocks. Housing starts Finance magazine notes that President Suharto expect Manufacturing payrolls des oil f to a grin, start. Can you get from entry doors and building permits are Englehard Minerals, %RA production to reach 1.7 million (Teased 13.5 Local Political Hassle Quoting: "The Peking-Saigon to other parts of the house billion, with the declining, and could work Services (food vending and barrels a day. U.S. companies mini-war for the I'arac'l without largest declines in the trans. lower , crossing the livin: Total starts in 1974 could Tropicana Preduct.s are among also are In iew of the recent hassle between the Seminole County portation equipment industr), be in the consortium Islands got headlines, bu t the rooin It's great to have the down more t ha n 20 per cent C*nznisslon and the cowt1es' municipalities over proposed land including autos, the whole land-sea area from kids tramp through when you department from last year's figure. Moruse legislation, It is interesting to note that the National Japan to Australia is under lire. are entertaining. jid The auto industry has tgage money still is relatively Association of Realtors, during Its recent con ve ntion in been hat hard by the energy tight and interest rates are Washington, Issued the following policy statement in regard to crisis, which has reduced miles in the Paracel and ti) see If the housing endt'. high. The problems of real land use programs. mnand for big cars. Spratly Islands, tncludlng the 'fronment matches your wants estate investment trusts related "We recognize and support the immediate need for a land use ("instrUt toom p15) rolls (' to t islands themselves The Japan- and needs. Are police and fire dehe ir high-risk construction ITCa.StIl 111,; policy which would address Itself to the planning of land reAource South Korea-China sea triangle protection adequate for the billion in January loans are being publicized. as ll~ LOUISF 1. GII.I. use by state and local governments in areas of cr itical enOwn ~ou determine if Iiist 15 also up for grabs. So far, arets' Are the schools your anilfarmn income was off by $21 are bankruptciel of some home Extension Home ".'ii'oientaJ concern and In areas impacted by key public billion, the department Fe- builders. Profits )ear's' mattress is still China has demanded only to be childre n will attend located to are generally Economics Agent facilities, .ideqwite. Ported. fad cut in on drilling rights, but its suit you? Are hazards such as faltering. "Nevertheless," Children grow in height as Paracels action has made to the board qu1delinesesthblIshedtn the public In .es In ii separate report, the gas or oil tanks end stftan, claim three Hutton researWhen your clothes are worn, well as weight, and a ,,We also believe in the continued Commerce Department said good other protagonIsts nervous. that might overflow at a confundamental right of local chers, "there are enough outtbtetj, or outgrown, you mattress should government to determine the use of land on all other matters privately owned housing starts glimmerings be at least lnäonesia and Australia of a siderable dista nce? prospectiv replace them. Sagging and se ven inches longer than within its boundaries. the both eyelng West The advantages and disadIrian-Papus in January totalled nearly IS turnarountito warrant a change outgrown mattresses also need person occupying "We oppose the use of Federal sanctions and the power of Million units, at a seasonalb in the bid Reds oil Papua will soon become vantages of buying a new horiw investment policy" replact'mmient. are usually available in 75 or free, but It is Federal money to coerce the state and local governments in their adjusted annual rate, up from a wracked by tribal or an older house are outlined, timing an Industry development of land use plans. 80-Inch lengths, but can be conflict, a prime target construction rat.' of 1.4 million m ove is one of the most for and, various sour ces of money Bumpy or sinking mattresses "We co ndemn the confiscatory practice of land use s pecinil)- ordered in any in December. size. someone's intervention if and a chart for figuring how profitable endeavors In equity di, not provid e the support tJ.SC the,..- quality ind icators A ustralia walks '(iIoratnriumn,s by an), level of government. The Increase marked a slight investing, of much you can afford to spend away course. necessar for eight hours of when )u'u shop ur a mattress. "We support the principle that persons whose property in upturn toward the housing conGannett Co in th e newspaper on housing are included. It is tni early birds healthy, restful s!cei, Check tereits are unjustly diminished or Impaired by governmental I. A mattress should be silent business Is reported struclion rate nearly 2.5 In short, if you expect to buy a by Kidder. mull- might do well accumulating tht'mn at least 'rice a year, action, pursuant to land use legislation, should receive fair, just lion units recorded in January, under movement, never Peabody & Co. to be planning home anytime in the near such issues as Armstrong Cork, A mattress should be firm creaking or groaning. and ttm*.Iy compensation, and that provision therefore should be 197-1. "a more future, rapid rate of this booklet will be of ad rate IT& department said it of- blasonitp, Louisiana Pacific, enough to provide support for a Included in such legislatIon." ?. A mattress should be irk-ream- after termination o fered l;opcful signs that declin. Ryan Homes and Great child's growth and co'nft.rt for f help- As the bOOkIet myr, "No resilient enough to s pring raght controls. Per-share net ti That last paragraph ought to be seriously considered by every ing interest rates would spur Western Financial house Is perfect." But you 'd anyone. Take account of rarb Lick to shape when elected public official, planner, zoner, etc, pressure b )ear l seen climbing to around might as well make investment in home building it sujts Merrill I.ynh, Pierce, wi'ight increiM's in t hilirco r.tiut-tl 11.60 from 11.141.. your needs as much as possible. advocating For S I e e p I n g Co in fort 88 Warp Knit ,3comning to Florida in record numbers will be working. 'I's' ('otlinneIct, Department But, the big auestlon is where are they onirn' in lit-p said the ilrupoff resulted from One can talk about It from now until doomsday but the answer reduced employment and a lies in Congress passing a housing bill that'll make it possible for short work week in commodity. these people to purchase homes with reasonable down payments producing industries, a decline ___ ----. --- --.-- -- -- - - --- --- . �2C—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974 Real' Estate Site of proposed Aa R.:" rp .94 Grass —T ,1&&*%%r12t"JM - _ Ad H l),tVlDDV(flj. to Pwi o,iIf is --•- IUSII . , -- r — MODE RN "Irsl s.., £ Air, ttI laths, Ia., carpeting. VISA - • ' L i ' .. — si'Iat, . --... / Garb.. Ddspml. Pat.. 0.9.,,. Eip,rt Landsc.i. ida Waus '.. t_._ •'d CIt*; ' I... I. 3 models Priced From S2•,Oo . - — • _, ._ •_a._, • -. .' -,. ,—, t. S a Roberts & Gihuian, Inc Owl',.,a .- ________________ - .,' 1 - 9 --- _________ HOUSE4-j — 6~ W __ areas. Continues To Some Cling To sash. Paint the inside edge of the upper meeting rail, then the top of that rail, then a couple of inches up the muntins, the wooden strips dividing the glass, assuming there are muntins. Next, lower the bottom sash and raise the upper sash. By FRANK J. JASA ('rninty Agricultural Agent 7111~ .. ,• trees, •. - 1.... - . ' -. • ' .,.. '46~6 ¼ , - - - - ) '( ) — '" .' - ' ._ / -' '::.: -'*inr. - I / ,4" 'dlci / - '" ,.- , .,' / / -, ' / / ___ -- ,i ir4 ',;'I I ,/ , ,' ''' i. .',. ; . .' - I - - ,, : - I - ,' I ', .—.- . "_. '..,.' ,. '. - '.. ' -'bi / . f -.'-t f ' - 11 -,--.O'-' _ a .. -I:.,.j -- ----=- __., I - 1. '. t, '. - EASY KITCHEN MAINTENANCE' Major conider,jt lOfl ill ( Ie tlon of (ltlr,Ibh te rimic til t 4,_I •-' Qt rnr, a bat that s A Singer olectric furnace It's a lot of other things. too Like inexpensive to install because you don't need a flue Like easy to iae care of it's also ready for coner'on to Singer air conditioning anytime you want it. 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As a licensed real es ta te 'Alesman workloR for commissions and you use part of your an office on evenings and weekends, even though you have a regular business office, you are entitled to set up a percentage of th e cost of the home for depreciation and take an expense didintlon for percentage of utillthi Wind ni tintenint program l.ii us hasten to add, howest'r, that we are 1101 accounta nts or tax!at experts and we suggest that you get competent professional assistance In preparing your tax return - '' ove &.. , Wo to . "- y , and 21 tons of carbon dioxide When a green plant grows in sunlight, with sdequate nutrients and water. It converts The quality of the en- about 260 units of carbon the opposite of what you did By VI'IP IAN BROWN leaves and push wheelbarr, Self-sacrifice., ."l endure it previously, only this time leave 5tr0nnt cor,tinjes to be one dioxide to 160 units of fond and AP Newsktuxes Wrier and I think I'll live kPrEer be. all for my children. I want r fraction of an Inch leeway SO of the major concerns of the fiber and releases about 190 W3y do 10 many Americans cause of it. I'm on the go so th(,rn to enjoy nature, animals, that each sash has a little Aznerican citizen. One area cling to single family homes much doing home chores that units of oxygen to the atthat I birds. We can keep track clearance. Paint all exposed has received considerable mnsphere. when life couldbekidenJ. look for ex ercise in spare of the youngsters more easy surfaces. The window 5l, attention is the need tii retain lag in an easily maiitafned time. I swim, skate and ski out because If this green plant enthey can't go anyp!ace frame and surrounding trim agricultural areas, particularly vironment is a cornfield that apartment other dwelling' here, and I think I'm healthier w,thout a car. There is less are done last A randor sampling 01 some on Monday morning than I chance for them near urban population centers. produces 10 bushels an acre. to goof off in One reason Is that plants grown seven to eight tons of suburban commuters provides wu-uki be in the city." schoolwork because there Is carbon After the paint has drit to produce a crop of some answers. Ltng-suffering Indoor Hunter,.." I like the nothing much else for food also dioxide are removed from them to overnight. types who rt1we seasonal es- ezcitenient of living in the do." carefully move the serve as a source of oxygen for atmosphere and five to se ven the ashes up and down a couple of csea of cold, beat and other country. I love emergencies human needs. tonsof oxygen are released, dOamlorts on public trans. and look for something to do to The Hero Mantle. ."l was times, is will prevent tUrC Several ____________________ years ago, Dr. — pirtatlon In gett in g to their improve our house. I like to re- never really very good at any. George E. Smith of the jotis, c'orrinuters are often pair faucets, floor tzth and thing in sports, but conquering University of Missouri, away from their suburban the finicky furnace. It keeps the elements has given me a described the atmospherl beir's 16 day. But they iii' nct e with roy hands which of importance anti admi. For either of lang's changes occurring over an acre low it, And as ore put a, *ve got much of a workout ration from my family. So what helpful booklets, Andy "Paint Your of "That's what home is all about. before. I have a theory that that I'm on a train and subway House Inside and corn. Dr. Smith Is one of the Out" You must work hard f o r any. people who use their hands and for five how's every day OR !eading national authorities get "Wood Fin shing in the lome," thing worthwhile," m away from the concrete. I send 30 cents and a long wins a lot live investigating the effects of The Here are some other reasow biggest job he's done' He re like to see the temperature env, agriculture on our enstamped, self-addressed given by members of the tIAt i4ntwn nr hardy nw.d wait nn ;,,,,i.... tt... v •ir. I L - hardy MJv...._ nun,w'riw, ru. tiox IUUIUJIVtII. cx,ninuiing group: says."It didn't really belong never gre about freezing or 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743, Be The air over one acre of farm Boyhood Dream. ."I was where it was. sweaty trains. I just must keep wire to Sped!)' which booklet Land contains about 37jQQ tons born in the cdy and always thinking about what Is at the you want) of titrogen, 9,5W tons of oxygen Neighborly Neighbors.. ."In ends of the rainbow," dreamed of getting away from an apartment to a house with a the suburbs everybody needs rowing fireplace. In fact, the his neighbor. You can't tell Nesting Prl'iIeges.. .'Every it will be important so fag ru'e$sce Is what we looked man needs his own rave and you don't build UD little crank kr. I keep it going all winter. I VA.FHA you get the perspective of it in things as you night in city read at I, work at it. I even the suburbs. apartments where Man needs his own you rarely eat c2nner at the fireside. M J.ake wife was a city girl and she get to know anybody. A lot of plot and domicile to tend, even Your brand new Hdden Lake home con - strips to the contrary. If he rents it. It gives him a loses .t, too," has 3 or 4 bedrooms 2 haths, 7 exciting floor His wife Jugs the wood to the I've never known a neighbor feeling of unportan'r and it plans, central heat I. air, wall to teaches the children resporsifireplace during the week, but who is inconsiderate about run wall carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, and a 2-car garage, rang a Lawn mower at dawn or she loves to do it, he says. keeping the neighL'ors aware t In thl conhiluter outlook, age Hidden Lake offers yoi' beautiful lakes, gre,nb,tfs, Self-preservation...-The .*ht. In fact, neighbors are makes a difference. Young men bicycle paths, tennis courts and ftcisein maintaining a house is dannishand do lot of things love rugged poolst Hidden Lake is living, but older knDortant i saw wocii rake together.." waiting for you, men take a snd look. Suburban Home -- , 115N8191 ' 323.0517 M10'I i' YIIii.': I IP;u5"ilIj . 11, ..V! . 803 W. 1st St ' - The first sp Is to raise the lower sash and lower the upper M. UNSWORTH REALTY Ceramic tile once the tile is now available in a original strong color:' "It's primarily for the first —AFF stalwart of Dear AFT: bathrooms tremendous assortment of Tile's move from the and last reason that tile Is everywhere — has shaken off styles Am glad that you expressed your opinion. Some people and colors — all of bathrooms to the kitchens was a mainstay won't that confining of most commercial agree with you, however, I'm reminded image and Is now which Is practically main- natural one, said Kern. kitchens," said Kern, of a statement made boldly making appearances in tenar.ce-free. recently by Dr. Earnest Hartley, a professor of political science every room of the house. And now, today's sizes and at the University of Florida, who said, "Most First. Its easy maintenance types of tile are an added plus newcomers to "And I! find "We feel that ceramic tile has Florida buy a condominium and then join an makes it welcome In all cooking for decorators organization to stop b thing a you like. you and housewives can w urst forth into all corners of an growth. the modern home as never even order custom-decorated and serving areas. Second, tile w han t hey want "something a is resistant to a materia s used I and Feature your own in tile, b t different before," said Allen Kern, cooking so forget staining design in home,-, t e your chitectural represen tive and ta Editor: or etching the finish. Third, it's said Kern, 'ri_ 9 t,_ V1 all,, ri can i new out wonder with all the growth in central and impervious to any heat that's Marble& Terrazzo Institute south Florida why the Florida Association of Realtors One of the strong points about normally generated in the would go to a non-profit organization tile Is—and always has been— kitchen a place like Lake City to get a president for 1974. Does — as a matter of fact, the FAR dedicated to the professional easy maintenance, rotate areas from whence their presidents will come? you should feel no qualms abcut utilization and promotion of tile "Whether it's glazed or taking a hot pot off the stove —Mrs. INIJII and stone, unglazed tile, the color is fired and putting it down Dear Mrs. Mill: right on the Kern Indicated that both into it and for tliisreason ltdoes No, The Florida Association of Realtors does tile counter. And fourth, thc not necessarily housewives and interior not fade or discolor over the rotate areas for presidential timber. But let surface is Impervious snd does us give you some designers are recognizing that years. Instead, Ins, it maintains Its no t support bacteria. Information about Phillip Pickens, Realtor, current president of ______ the state organization. He is a member of his home Board of Realtors in Lake City. But, he Is also a member of the Fort lauderdale Area Board of Realtors. He has chaired ci cry major committee of the lake City Board and was his board's Realtor of ft 8%KRARA IIARTUNG the Year fo ur times, lie has also chaired many committees of room Ms sofa and matching the table and end tables i I plan to ('ople% Nt-wi St'rsi ce Florida Association of Realtors. last year was chair-man of the chair is a black and orange have the walls wal painted and wt'.is.' ttost of ins' other furstate-wide Professional Standards Committee, And, U that's not lvi"e a rot her upholstered I Q.I would appreciate help enough, in 1972 he was chairman of the Florida Real Estate rfltuit' is brown 'i television, would like to know what color in redecorating my' living record cabinet.sti'ri,i, coffee Commission. It would be difficult for the FAR to find a to put on the walls and rocker mre qualified individual than Pickens to serve as its curn'nt a.. we'll as in draperies and president. rug — AC. OBLVA ;_.l1; k Palest pumpkin for the walls might combine well Editor: with a pumpkin and brown How soon can a newly' licenses real estate salesman start mixture in a rug. You might working toward obtaining his broker's license? like an oatmeal and deep AMZ pumpkin print on your rocker. • AM?.: could do the print for ' Once an applicant obtains his salesman's real estate license or use (hi' walluoks' 1:i-' 4 /__ he must be actisely engaged in the real estate business under one 1' fir matching draperies broker for a period of one year before he can obta in his broker's - . 'piS )'lea..i' send questions for l'crnse. Until recently, as soon an applicant received his i)ceor Score to Copley Sews salesmam1's license hecould take ('oefl(ker.I,,,rse)afld Si'rtlt'e,iiiiiirt' of this newsLI .. uj.rnieu un' inc brokers license law exam alter he had ___ ____________________ paot'r. practiced real estate for one year. However, that rule has just r- - 16 been changed. Now, the Florida Real Estate Commission's new rule Is that a newly licensed salesman must be active estate salesman for six months before requesting enrollment In Course II. ______ registeredreal - grass a .,' 04FEW - " 323-606) ' ' ,' is ' ii1 - FAtor: I am new in the real estate business. I have been told that if I maintain an office at home-_even though I am provided office space by the company with which I am associated-1 can take a deduction for this on my income tax return, Is this true' Editor: I can't help but get a little disgusted with these people who come to Florida and purchase property and then do everything can under heaven and earth to present further growth After they re here it seems to inc they want to put up barricades at the state lines and prevent anybody else from coming into Florida, If they do not want to be a part of a growing sta te they ought to come and use their talents and energies to tzomote Ord .rly growth but not stop growth for the sake of growth itself. if Oregon t wan is to do it that's its business. Florida. on the other hand, is a gro%lh state and there's still plents- of room for a let of people. At least that's my opinion. ' Ammiiiiiaw ' as (04) 75,2121 - 2172 '' ,J['11you urn eun $5140 and 5,1,304 AnnuAlly and have good crud.? you may Quality tar a 3 ar4 bdreomhorn.ina rural rts, - ' j" " ON .4 .. Ni EACH OF THESE •AN0 NEW -, — . ' III i, . -. p Aivifiwl •r •"' $* It IvIvfy -- 4 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM • - I I (IIII.4t A fl*$ A quarius IS $.,.m2SaffiMMI.v'flb.pIytS,w4I * -- -!.' Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974-3C NO DOWN PAYMENT 8¼ Pd- Interest tEditor's Note: Do you have a question pertaining to real estate, taxes, Insurance, planning, zoning or anything else af' feeling your lifestyle? U so, send your question to Editor, Lifestyles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Ha, 32771. Please sign Your letter. Iloweser, upon publication oilly your Initials will be used. vanta ges ' . DOX I L Has This Is more of a problem in F:Iension Agent northwest Florida, found here islso, There no Centipede grass Is fairly really effective control for p o_~_ cuounon in Central Florida, but ground pearls. A more ___________________________________________________________ • IS liftist popular in north and widespread problem Is damage . :1 111111 401116 west Florida. Centipede has from nematodes . These 4 . several advantages and is microscopic worms parasitize • considered a low maintenance the roots and cause a general lawn grass because it has low decline of lawn quality over Fertilization demands, grows several years, Without control, well in full sun or partial shade nematodes can eventually . -. kill -. -. and doesn't requir? as much the entire lawn. b' mowing. • Centipede grass can be ,• Centpede grass is not the established by seed, sprigs, or perfect lawn, however, It has sod if an "instant lawn" APRIL GRAND OPENING is several disadvantages which needed. For best appearance, . C0NSTlt(T(-I'l()N ON the new ComBank of Longwood. the city's first bank, is ~-fiould be kept in mind. It has centipede shoul(I be inowed ata on 'clit'dult' for a planned April grand op4_'nulg. Located north -r r salt tokr,Inc(., d's t;eight if I iii 2 inches every of SR 434, not grow well on alkaline soils, two weeks. It ground was broken for the facility in late November, can be fertilized has poor resistance to traffic, twice a year but once a year Is (Herald Photo by Ann Rile)') and readily develops chlorosls usually sufficient. In fact, the due to a deficiency of won, more centipede Is fertilized, the especially on alkaline sites. For more severe are Its ' 2—•j pest ______ this reason, it is seldom grown problems. Irrigation will be in coastal areas or In south necessary especially If the Florida. W . grass troubled by nematodes. Pest problenis can also be 01— Keep these pros and cons in very serious on centipede maind if you have a centipede t grass. Ihseases to watch for are lawn. Proper __•4tr—VZdiagnosis and brown patch and dollar spot. control of the common pest These may require periodic problems will help you to grow By ANDY LANG tnth the excess rubbed off on control measures with a an excellent lawn of centipede u can use a thin piece of off instantly, AP Newskatures ins wait until it b the ins ide lurigititit' sw-h as t)aconIl of the can Press -Irdhoar(I to slide alongth grass Heneinber, there is 0 e completely dry, then scrape '..ntng tie "do ir,sije a down bghtly on tht Insects are alsi problems. such thing as acentipede 'trouble-free" handle Is a room is probably the most un. that the bristles spread (Fit so glass with the movement of the off with a smgle-edge razor Worms and mole crickets lawn, however, brush to prevent paint from blade popular part of interior paint. fan-like fastion, permitting Jus getting on the pane. Those commonly damage this It takes time and careful =you good lawn grass In areas of of them to touch tht move the brush throwaway pieces of cardboard Attention with a brush ta peeWith the standard double- but the most severe insects are Florida where It Is well U at come inside new shirts and hung windows, t s especially scales called ground pearls. adapted. vent the kind of sb j y result alorE. those that have been pI'O(eSthat is displeasing tot e eye as important that the parts of the — s well as a harbinger of stack rnUv laundered are excellent windows be painted .'n a certain It takes a little pra u:ct to mhes. ftr this purpose. Some persons sequence. Before touching get the soas use mas ' gtape,butthiscan brush to a window, no t to smear paint on the glass. be unscrewa an annoyance because. If it any hardwitre attached to it. A sash brush tiii be used. But even if you are good at it, isn't done perfectly, ffllflt have This may be a slight annoyIts angled bris tics make it a rag handy so that, if perfections will be seen when awe, but trying to paint close should niakc' , mIske, the the tape Is removed. Should a t icr to handle long you narrow the metal without getting s'ips and in confined nt on the glass cn be wiped little paint get on the glass dent on can be even more f immediately. The brush should be dipped -spite all your efforts to prevent on'y about one-third its length. If you are not adept at this, it, and should you fail to wipe It - - By JULIAN STENSTROM a*"=tVne 111,111*0 ------k __ — 'UJIOfl I ____ 9 U .0 1• I Com Bank/ Long wood ____ The Sanford Herald Centi pede a Step Up . - as _.__It - - . '' - r_f::r "i - - ' dPJ' ,_,,_ r'- .. an " #A( IrAWA ff 9- ) ___________________________________________ __________ _., ..--. when lfi f y $29l400-$37r900 ta Groveview Village YOU OWN YOUR LOT! BUY NOW Free — 1 MILE OFF 17-92 ON LAKE MARY BLVD. __ -nommm~ Monosson Is Right For You! Inc. SPACIOUS HOMESITES! FAMILY SECTION! RECREATION! PRICE! All p, tce ranges available Central Air Unit Valved At 900 hedont Program Model No, 1214, 3 Bedroom Home 7 t\ J - - 7%%J Terra Alta _. \ S MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION IIE.SouthSt, Orlando i; - - /' OFF 436 ON RED BUG RD.._CASSELBERY 1 - ••-, - - wI'......, $34,,000440,,000 ,, 904-775.4777 O&C • VA-FHA CONVENTIONAL nwm 894.2333 323.8190 . - . FRAIVA Nestled in the qeie-t setting et Gswv,vlew. near Safsrd is LakO Miry. These seclovs 3 but" aro, 1mu, W,st of 0.and 4 bdrm. hiows lif*r all Il-fl V 4 miI East of Ii on *4 advantags of 14urlian Lake Mary Blvd. $gji. living in a Planned corn. S34,4#0 (CS Oct. financing muolty. aiailabl.) NEW HOMES DIVISION ft Sterling Park . . your place in the country offers you 3 and 4 bedroom luxury homes designed for formal and informal living, Pecked full with all the and deservei features you expect Sterling Park an ii halt golf ccurs4 and Country dub, greenbeus Ssimmjng pools, tennis, bic ycle paths, Stables & bridle paths . - BAKO d Orlando, Fla. J CONSTRUCTION CORP. . I Ph. 645.3336 1i FAMILY FU 0.4', re' - - Terra . Three-D Homes; DINING 00'. o', 01 By EAR!, ARONSON problems. Most plants are In Al' Newifeatures goodmarket condition under Attention apartment dwellers modern growing practices. land others): Th ere is a plant Treat the plant tenderly- until It that doesn't mind kw- -lesel can adjust from the Ideal ',) light, dry air and warm tem warm, humid atmosphere of peratures. It is the Cast Iron the greenhouse where it was Plant( Aspidistra Elatior, an nurtured to the less suitable easy one to grow indoors, home environment. The leaves are lord. blackish. Even en route home you will green and arching, up to 2' have to be careful that the feet long, Purple, bell-shaped plant does not freeze. Tropical flowers blossom at soil level. plants are largely very semiKeep the plant In a north window, away' from direct sun Use to cold, and subjecting some to temperatures of even if possible, In medium tempera. 45 degrees can damage them. lure (5i5 degnesi at night and If leaves turn yellow or drop 70 degrees days. You could t low intensity artificial light, this is a sign of injury. Harden the plant by gradu'Die plant enjoys high humidity all r subjecting it to less favorbut that Isn't necessary. For soil, one-third garden abe growing conditions. For a week, k eep the plant loam, one-third peat and ethird perbte is recommended, out of direct sunlight but in Keep th e soil evenly rTFi.st but fairly- bright light. Avoid drafts near doors or that ducts. Pro. not constantly wet. side a cool spot near a window. two years you can get this time of energy crisis, new plants by propagating by lowering the temperature a bit division. will actual!)' help most house House plants add a good deal plants, which like right condiof winter cheer to the home Uons of 5665 degrees. After it while, :iios'e the plant and raising them provides pleasure and satisfaction, 10 its permanent location. Keep thonsing a plant is Important. the soil moist and mist over the If it ippeals to you, you won't plant periodically, -tire of it quickly, you will watch it more, and conBamboo-Grass 'quently tend it rixire carefully. Bamboo Is In the grass faith In buying a plant, ask your. I). I'londa'.s Sunken Gardens self: "What are the conditions has a big display of southeast in which the plant will live"' Asian bamkoo. It also has hum. theck into the light, tempera. 'b'eds of brorniliads and orturc and moisture conditions duds. The orchid Is the socond best for the plant. largest plant family on earth. It Inspect the plant carefully for Is seeturx only to the grass f9rn. presence of insects or other dy, - ,J, K1TcH(HI iO'.Q)g.' - IIIIIIIII U. , LA ORYE LIVING RM -012111 - t1' .-Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, -_ I FIRST J FLOOR PLAN 40.0' I• .. V 1 ii; .. I- i -i - N: I, :-,:",'."-', - .1.; ,,_ I II,. i i II r L'' :'] i - , u - -_ "' - -- WOW ' -. ' .•. ' ,•• .. it. .- —. - II I ,,.. HOUSE PLAN HA8I8G is a small, two-story home with spacious rooms. Forty feet bcross, the house has a basement, first floor laundry, bath and a half, both living and family rooms plus a nice sized dining room, The family room features a fireplace and an exit to the backyard. An open stairway in the living room leads to the second floor which Offers the option of three or four bedrooms, With the former option, the master bedroom features a dressing room, tour large windows, and a private entrance to the family bath. The first floor is 602 square feet (excluding the one-aid'a-half car garage), the second is 756 square feet. The cost of the blueprint can be obtained by writing to Car: E. Gaiser Associates, 25600 Telegraph Rd., Southfield, Mich, 48075. Enclose a .cta rnped, self-addressed envelope for reply. r"' MORTGAGEFINANCING ...".j., A Cou4 To UIITIIO Ututititi .04 P0•ve i. M.ry Jim Walt., Mom., tustem.,, puuti.,e sod hut.II P601 mu,.,ist, ,h,,,,,,l,., end se,. k oven mc,. - you can. too. lak., woy, iK. iøit can b* inilud.d . to _ Vh JIM WArns HOMH iie I ..'.'-w-.'-.I b,.Id., ftir ,.. I I ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32806 4540 W. Colonial Drive Hwy. 50 West P.0, Box 15037 Pine Hill Station PH: 295.0981 i I I I I. - ., I ,.,' •i ,q' I ' ., %,., ,-'l '; - -' ciru 5141 I DO C.,..,, — — — — .a, ":'J �4C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974 _1 Read, Look, County Land IQCUI .lack n. Rose to Ruby Sun 1st Nall 8k on., Exec. J. htcWalters, form. Rose, JA I est Hibbard Cas.cclberry to Transactions 1 . 1F Oslo Dcv. Inc., to Montle C. Clyde C. Kerce & wf Ann to Kennedy & wf I.ula N,, l.Ls 7 & 8 Harry (bosse,, & wi t.va, 1,1. 9 Phillips Terr., $100. Ca%sclberry Gard.is Inc., Lt 81k 65, Sanlando 'he Suburb 131k A. Spnrtii,ans Paradise, Sandra A. Wise to Onlal P. 109, BIk D. DII. Mttchells Beautiful, Palm Springs Set'., (13, $5.00(). W 30' of L* 6 & all LI 7 survey of the levy grant on 0.0m.(;HR Assoc. Inc. to Andrew C. 131k [Ilk 13 Dreamwold 117,400. Steven G HoIlar& wf Jean N. Seminazzi & or Margaret, U. Lake Jessup, one fifth less part I li If. Gar' Hollar, Lt 80 25 Sandalwood. $34,200. W. If. Giren & Sons Inc., to etc., 21635 acres 527.200. Gerald 1.. Meador& wt Glenda, ('assclbcrr) c,.ins Inc, 10 Trailwootj EM., Sec 116,900. Neal 1k' Lecuw & wf Lydee to Whittle & Co. Inc., to Sol Oak Nitit'nal Residence Svc., Inc., Li S & S 35• . 131k 9,N"*,, - Seminole Sites Inc., that part of 1' 1 Orlando 2nd Addn $27,000. IA 109 81k fl D.R. MIIcb.'Ik Builders Inc., i.ts34353637 36 & N. 4' .f Ii 'n a c w nq i' Hlip Caroline '3. Hrodke, Gdn SUr%n of Levy grant one fifth 39. 424-144&45. 13!"...Seminole If. Nrthgatc, $4,000. Ills., 130.000. prop etc to Esmeralda Negron, dest. 2.019 acres $2,500. iQ('I)) Albert N. 2111cr & wt ', ml: LI 151 Pinehurst 1100 HI.IA Corp., Inc. to John E. Geo, C. Lang & wf Linda to Arlene M. to Susan H. 2111cr, I.liou Inc., loo t II 111k)!. North sgl., I.I. 8 131k A, The Springs. lQCDE Loretta K itrown. -Smith & wf. Dianne. 1.1 gIIStI w Orlando Ranche s . Sec. IA live Oak Village, 1100. wid to Ernest T. llaumet.cter. $49300 sgl. LoIs 5 & 6 131k C. Flamingo Melvin 0. Peterson & wE. 85.300. Julian N. Wilson & of to Springs less part 1100. Add to Will. H. Edmunds & wt. A(;M1'.-I)awson If. Thomp- Verner G. Anderson & wt Eli:. Wm.J. Brown & o lMutse to Doris J. 1.1 7 & W'2 of 6, 81k A, son & Bruce L to lrntdl N. S. Ut 3 [Ilk 12 Weathersfield 1st Ernest T. Baumeister, sgl. Lots Tr. II, Sanlando Spgs., $3500 (aIlTtso,I & May E.. Beg. 462' Addn, 813,900. 5 & 6 131k C. Flamingo Springs, Wilco Constr. to Cohn W. W oo l NE cor of SW', of SW' I of lirarnur Dcv, to Jefferson less Collier & wf. Deborah T., Lt 12 Set'. 920'32, run S 546.74' cIt Lawyer & wf Letha N., LI, 185 Q('Di James E. FOIISon & 131k!. North Orlando Tcrr., Sec. $3,000. WuMdcrest Un. 5, 134 000, I Jov,,,. to Pauline Ottino, l ots I Unit I 128900 Stevens [follies of WI., Inc. to ('harks E True & of l.ols to Ii & 14131k 36, Crystal lake Equitable Like Assur Soc. to Joseph 1. L. Hostetler & wf Lila J. Emerson J dobbs, sgl., Beg. Winter homes s-d 1100. Ronald U. Selleck & wf. Bar. LI I 111k A. Mead Manor Un. 1 634.69' N & 1569.99' F of SW cor Clifford U. Moffatt & of haraE, 119111k A. Eastbrooks. 146.500. of 5E' i Sec 1521-32, etc., aka Maude to Russell 1.. Mont-net & of Un. 16. 138.700. Margaret A. Newman, sgl to Ii. Ito ('hula Vista, Sec, Z. Kathleen K Iteg, io w \trju tie E. 1.!a & Ith L.to, & $5,000. R11 111 , A.('ha'% Jr & f Si: (It, O NE' a of SW', of .SW1, Barbara to David G. Morro,A & tlkii IS. New,n:in & wf Casselbcrry Gdns. Inc. In 1 c. 22.20.30. i'tc., 1i9 f Elaine LI Il 81k C. East- Katherine, l i t 4131k 14, Tier 5, John S. Harris& wt Irene F'., 1.1 ElI. Trafford, Map of Sanford, 42 rt'pl. part of lAs I & 2 Watts brook S-ti Un. 16. $39 grantor life t.'ste, $100. Farms, (13 $3.2W. (hiu.ar H. Ringer & t I Ruth to John S. Harris & I Irne to Real estate conveyances recor ded Short & Vellita Weber. IknryJ I)unford&wf F'Iiz X. 1.1 8 Triangle Terr., 124., Ii 42 ItepI. Part of lAs I & 2 during the week ending Feb. 1 5 Clifford flume & Barbara Watts Farms, 16,600. ifor, King ituiJot's, Anderson& Mat' Ilicgbighauscr, sgl. to totaled $2,1 30,483, down 50 per t M4ury E.. 1.15 iless NE I (Li Jimes C Marshall & wf 131k A. Eastbrook s-ti Un. no.14 Martha . LI. 10 & E2 of 11, 111k cent from the some week in 1973 at 135,500. C. Lake Wayinan His., $28,000 The l'uske Co. to Trimble James W. Sullivan & wf Constr.. Co., 1.1 25 HIlt C' Ernestint, to Harry Effer & wf $3,882,383. Properties transferred '1 __. I FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM looking peqhepAicooikAsyrl% Can Help first! Arid .S%4evtwntert)alc. Sec 6*13,900, through the week to ta led $28,594,865. M.irsti.jll'. Iketi to N. Ben M(vre & Wiii. A Posev, 1.16 81k I) Fern Park EM., less W 60.82' 511,600, 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished LM COAST ITT Comrnvn,i oy Corp needs Lic, R. E. Repeesengatjy Salary or draw, pluS bPflCtit5 Call Bob FOUND Small female puppy. Brown with *hit# markings Vicinity of I? 92 South of Sanford Owner please call 795 7311 after S pm Dorn,, a, in, -' BOOKKE EPER, Mature Female permanent position, s t APARTMENIS 1120 FLORIDA - Save. . . - ---.-.--- ) 5. 27th -____________ _________ ' INFORMATION Iq Orlando to live: . . - '. / I 7-in Memoriam I I -Personals S-Lost and Hersie G Pills & f Ethel to Jose ph A. Koont: & sf lkvcrl) 4—Child Care 7—Motels Hotels ' Samuel K. McDaniel & wf J. IA. 8 81k C' No. Oil. )tanthc's, W) .1 Eleanor Win, wid, to W. U Kirk & WG & James Nellie N e l lie to James H. Cartc'r, sgl., Set'. 3. *6.000. Geo. B. Byrd & f Evelyn Li, & if. to Jane W. 1.1 I. North Orlando Tern., It H. David & of Vivian to Lot 17 & E 20' of 16 IRk D First Adriatico, Lots 22 & 23. 131k C. Sec 9151k I Un 1 13.1,500. Larry G. Jones & wf Cary, IA. 2 Addn ('rove Ten'., $100. s:oak Village, 15.000. All. Land & Impr. Co to CCC 151k 11 Ni'. Orlando Ranches, Erwin Pcltzer & wf Wanda to Ernest F. Appleton Jr. & i'f. Realty Inc., Frog,, intersec See. I, $17,000. Ronald H. Wilson & wE Joan, 1.1 lngeborg to James m I. Fry Ill & ('enter line Irk of HR & renter, Joephine L John,son, wid. to 15 131k A Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. wE. Patricia I., Lt 14 111k D, San Countri , Club Rd., being 566.63' Shubert Constr., Co. Inc., lAs II 4, 569,900. Sebastian Ills., Un. $45,200. F f center line intersec. lii & 12 131k 22 Crystal lake Winter Jere flolten & sit Pearl to Bakti Constr. to Walter I. Mary Rd & Country Club ltd. in Hogiies s -ti, $2,500 Gary S. Miller & sit i'atrkla F. Baker Sr. & wf. Annie N., Lt 30 Sec 35.19.30, run E 515.00' N 30' Juc Realty Crp. to Jaymor Lot It 131k B. 11.50.51, Mirror 81k B. Sterling Park, tin. 2, cIt., $48,700 Corp., LI. 2 81k A. San Lake First Addn. 131,900. 139,500. H. Gordan Taylor & sif Vicki Sebastian Ills, Un. IA, 17,000. (QC1)s Jimmie 1.. Turner, sg l Joe W. Jan ell to Joe W. to James G. Schmidt, Fred 8, June Realty Corp to Jaymor to Anne Marie Turner, LI 13 111k Jarrell & wf. Lybbia B,, 1,1 16, F'r,m [fold, H James Sheetz, ('cup, I.I. 14 131k C San C. Amended Plat of lake less W 20' Lot 17, etc., 81k 4, e1c Trustees. 1.1 302 Forest Sebastian fits. Unit 2, 16,200, Kathryn Pirk 3rd Mn CB $100. Highland Park, 1100. Brook 3rd Sec 144,000. June Realty Corp. to Jaymor A.D.F. Builders, Inc., to Ace Builders, Inc. to Gary C. A(;NT. Willard A. Chastafn& Corp, 1.1 112 San Sebastian Ills., Thompson P. Swart.z & wf Parker & sit. Becky J.. 1* I Jeanne tt e . to Thorvald Unit 3, 15,500. Donna L, LI 56 Wmsor Manor, Lossgwood Pine, $21,500. Schaffer & or Marion. F 60' of John W. 'oung & sit 136,500 David W. Beane & wt. Verna IA; pj I), CaI be ny Ills., Margaret to Robt. 1. Abernathy WmSimon & wt Carolynne to Perma Hilt Homes Inc., Lot & sit Nanr. Us. 11 & 1281k F. to Douglas Arvey & wt 20l Queens MirrorSo. Addn CB, qco, Cleo Hunter, sgl to SanlandoSpgg,, Tr. 24,$5$,700 Charlotte, 1.1 143 Trailwood $4,400. Martha l.ucillc Hunter, I.Ls 5 & CalL?rt Constr. Inc. to Edw. Est , Sec. I, $22,200. tQCD Barbara Air, Air, Broder 6111k c T.Inglekl, Sec. 25100. J. Albers, Jr. wf Ellen K., l.t. 17 Douglas Arsey & wf Charlotte to Hobi D. Fritz & wf. Barbars i QCI) i John 0 Bellamy Sr & lIlt. hfield, $23,200. 1.1 to Nellie G. Letellier, siji 143 it 12 111k 17, Wt'athers(ield 2nd of Martha to ('Lrles Edw. # Q('Dt Catherine Eliz. r.iihsood EM.. Sec 1 325,000. Addn. $100. Falk, sgl, fromcenter of In. Knight, sgL, to Witi. Leo Knight, Delbert J Euga & of Martha Joseph D. Willcox & wt. Holly tersec, Celery As' & Mellonv. sgl., LI. 174 LOngdale 1st Addn. in David I. Hoffman & wf Jean. E. to George C. Lang & wf. Ave., etc 12 parcels 11100. $100. Beg. 33'Eof NW cor LI 681k 12 Linga A. IA 67 Unit 3 Robin lull. Willard C. Spratt & wf N. sQUDi Catherine ElIz. Knight TkrZ, Sanford. Run S 100' E 31' 133900. Margaret to Herbert W. Barto to Win. Leo Knight, sgl. U. 7 etc., $11,711. Helen Stalin, sgl. to John D. & or Lila N., It 18 131k B 81k 1343 26th Addn. North Port MacBa J. Evans to John T. Fisher & wf. Patricia, LI 13 B. Oakland Shores, $33,500. Charlotte, Sarasota Co. $100. Whute& of Eva Mae, Lot II 81k Drews 1st Addn. Black HamNed Harvey & wt Judy to Kenneth Hudson Jr. & wt C. Washington Oaks, Set' 2, mock, $10,900. Catherint' F'eriuuui,, s.id., l'ti)llis to Muche'l IS Zinn. Larson Constr., Inc. to ('haht'rine' llanst'n, sgl. Lit 14 iuuertivan & ssf Margaret D. 88 Jack It Stowe & sill elitia, to Yoodland I)r. Corp.. I..ti 102£ 81k 1) Sunimrrst't North, Sec. I Highl a nd Pine's Un, 3 125,500. Bryan N. Thomas & wf Mar. 103. l3rookhollosi, $15,900. I2000 iQCI) i Sterling Park Inc. to tone', apt Unit 102, Bldg. F. Stephen F. Serisakovic & Carlton K Hull to C.E.H. Sterling Park Housing Assoc. Crown Oaks, $27,500. Jacquelyn to Carroll Burke & F.sitt,rises Inc., 9 81k 13, Inc., Sterling Park, Unit 2, less Hi-LI' Corp., Inc., to New sit. Bet tle 100' of N 70.79, S Wr'athcrsfield lit Add,, 19.. des'. tots, et, 1100. Vista Constr., IA 13 English 141.56' of NW I of NE 1 4 ofof SE Woods, 1st Addn 19,800. 'it Sec 36.19.30 less r -w, 129,100. Ruselano Corp. to John A. La Carroll A. Burke & wt. Belly Seminole County continues its fantastic Bier & wf Eunice J., 11 2111k F. Jean to Stephen F. Sensakovtc Woodmet'e Park, 2nd repl. & wE. Jacquelyn, LI 2 131k c growth rote making it one of the $19,500. Country Club Manor tin. No. 1, ('rs1 Hummel & 'At 110,000 fastest in the United States. Each week, Cynthia to .Stanlc'} A. Gary E. Brown & wE. 'tc(.lamt'si & ,At hrl11e. 11 i Margaret to ,lohn B. Carlson & The Herald reports the total land 131k A. .Summt'rset No., Set- 2., wf. Eii:;ia U., IA 14, 81k F. so.soo. Lnwood Rev. transactions within the county. To be Edgar Wright, widr. to Edgar 1QU) Hessi! Goocrk, wid Wright, widr. & Florlence I). toMaryj.Gtcrgc,sgl.,$A3IsIk Ileikkin iMarried, informed of our growth pattern be sue it. tell.. Lt 1.1 iLes W. 120'i 13.1). Martins $ IF 307 LW, 100. Map of Sanf ord At-IllS. and read Lifestyles each Sunday. Mildred I. Mathers, sild to Mary J. George, 'gI to Bessiz' Vera B. Saunders, ' hit: F: 140' "' A. (;c'scek, siid & Opal G nfS3lS'nf NY, 'iot.SE'i kisS Ilkurn, IA 381k 13 iless Vi I30i 40' of See 25-21.30 $2.y*. 'Q('I)i Seaboard Coast Line Mark Builders Inc. to Eugene R.D. Martins Map of Sanford to M . B. Moore, Beg. 40' W(iE Flick Jr. & wf Nancy. LI, 12131k James H. Giancola & wt. RH Fanitis. 0 cor.IA61 Spring Hammock A North OrIandó Ter., Sec. 8 Naomi to Robert I. White & wf SW John B. Thomp&,n & WI Unit 2, 132,100. Sba. Lt 3 Queens Mirror 3rd %-d etc $100. Shirlc'% to Vista Del Largo Inc . u Qt'i)i MIS Mo're & wf Addn ('IS. uQ('J)i Theodore J. Burlage, E 290' of S 164.5' of NEa of Jwtnita to County of Scm,, 1kg. sgl to Am Gay Brown, sgl., NW', of Sec 36.20-29. less rw John Lawson & wf. Matilda to 40 W of SW cor. IA 64 Spring 1.1 19 Goldenrod P1. s.d. $100. Eli:. N. ilk ichner, wid., I.t .1 llamr,iock s-ti etc 1100, 110.000. Steven l.SteakIe) & of Karen IAIIIP P. McGrif( Brown tju 131k 13, Rear Lake Manor, Eths Blackshear & 551 Susie to Gary L Fletcher & wf John Win. Johnson & *1 Betty $26,0( II. ti Gerald Cassanos'a & WI Sandra, 1.1 4 131k F Winter Den) lIr,!nurls, P Jr & 551 It., lAs 2 & 1 SR. 1. Tsr. f !3'.1 lt'i )3!K fl h'u kh;,rt s-il u i .............. I Found 118,500. &oldfarb. appl HENRY "OCHE REALTY INC -- ll-Tra'rel Agencits l4—Camptng.Resoqts and ' - li..i'41p Wanted 71-Situations Wanted .. - Financial h'. -. IF 11..~F~_!_ . in CLASSIFI , 12-Houses Rent - Rent Furni shed 34—Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home tots ij-Houses . ._ AS-R esort Property For Sal, Investment Property Estate Wanted ' Merchas For Sale MARKET FOR ANYTHING! '. LOOK TO OUR CLASSIFIED PAGES 1st AND $ 11-Household Goodt Si—Appliances '53—TV Radio . Stereo SI—Garage ' Rummage Sale, SS-.Bojts £ Marine EquIpment 54—Camping Equipment 57—Sports Equipment - - 3770102 ____________________ Unto* Court Motel D, N rit- or,,'i. q r vt 5,in'rii rates -- -- - ....... .s- vrm KE MARY, I bdrm, I eferences required, re'spon o'pI, only, no Childr en or i lii mo plus deposit, 373 793 ' I' , . Mobile Homes Rent 2 'ic vii It for No rent . C6 tIio ' • #50 State Street Sanf or d, Fla An Equal Opportun'y Employer n stro 11'l Teleplsori, solicitor, approilmatety I hours per day Call ani Wade. Kirby Co 04 Santord 33311)0 Realty HairdreSSer, 0. Your Own (Sossrun a station, $35 will pay O Pct plus 75 pet off on all merclsandise in dress s'scp 373 1530 or 570kM weekor .' f l., SEVILLA GARDENS SIX apartment ,es1dences 0 tasteful luiury, equipped *1111 even convenience' [at in kitchens custom draperies, shag carpelint and much, much morel Adulti exclusively [icluve with Stt'n the I-or Rent 5Q Ft Met al Building v I Ice. I'. Mi E. of li on SR II 32) 5430 building 1,OÔO h. S.000 sq it. re's or of(ic Sanford & 7 337 1517 Ste - And Supplies - - - ..-- DRAFTSMAN $4394 Tcm Q.,alt(,,t05 id,,,,. • , ,,._- . Call 322.2420 Anytime ',.,l',l j.c,,,.,I ....4, - " _____________ Magnolia Square By Country Corp. Club LEASING, S luteS finished Cling, wall pa pe r and carp And All Condition. Cover I. corner locatio,',., [ole a Is. "733 i'd Ct.untrw Club Roo eMary, Fla '$175 per mo 0mm minimum j yr teas IP4NY WALKER PEA ATE&CONSTRUCTION 37 Houses for Sale )cim I bath. CR homC, ar I, ktcls,i, equipped. Ct'ntra carport down $141 I MO on mortgage bal an ce P REALTY. 327 733% ROOM. I'm balls, practicall, home in established negP 'nd. triut fully (Aflielerl Houses for Safe "t Stop Urn ''' LOPIGWOOD RETREAT Do you want to livelittle bit Then check ttip 2 bdmna . with ,t central a r & trat, I lab poured for lddlor hit t.fl qve decorating must be I Tutal 1I6.S. 0cc. l,iIie advantage of our OPCniOg priceS, on ly 116,100 and 177.Sa) HALL REALTY - 41 ORANGE HILLS 1.12.300 "'-' creage - "We Don't Stop See Orange Hilts in Orange City Till We Succeed!" today A new community of SO brick homeswestcflllbonHolly Dr Our sign will direct you Ji m Hunt Realty Elmer Walla, In( Realtor Autto Development Corp Allamonfe Springs, 501 775 1711, Mr Braotord. Open 14 pm 7574 Park Dy 377711$ REALTOR Alter hou rs ,.flhi$i 323 3191 127Aw Fern •3. 7 P40 LONGER USED CAMPI GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED M. UNSWORTH REALTY Realty BALL REALTY 117W First St 322 3611 TAFFER REALTY AE MARY AREA. I yr bdrm, I bath house, Ca hoe near l(hpol, by owner $73.0 IIOQE 751h St 3271635 Older J SlOry wth 6 bedr.orn,. 31 baths We could write for 70 minutes a bout this hou , but You'll lust have to 5e 1 for yoji'WU UQ000 And, will i 503* First St. 37) 6061 or 377 VJX Stenstroin Call 123 0346 md check this price Only 115.500 DEBAR',, 3 bdrm. Fla room. tar You name the terms LETS DEAL. lot Completely furnished, ni range, retrigerator. washi Callbart Real Estate dryer, and carpeting througho 123.000. Appointment only 6 74 Hour Str,ce Call 327 7195 )R(AMWOLD. See tls •fterson home's on Hartw,ll Three — $637 alter S or Sat & Sun Small acreage with borne Park It atmosphere, zoned egrlcttr,, 4 BEDROOM By appo.ntn,'q,t Call for it Home on corner lot in Older sKt.on formation with grapefruit end orange treesCORnEll REAL ESTATE 12.000 3 bedroom, oouipped kitchen, Florida porct. Near Church and School 521,9(1) Terms carpeting, fence and many eutras ECONOMI CAL AYFAIR- Very nice 3 bedroom,2bdrm,I bath, famIly room, ' equipped with range, refrigerator, washerdryer arid wall air Ii IOfln lj unit. 517.50,) :aII 3222420 Anytime MI 1711 1? DeBars, 441 164 Mobile Homes --- SAVE OVER $1.0')) Doublewi,fe' inventory must i ccductd I Savings are her SPACIOUS LIVING bdrm . 2 bjth. big l,,ritj opens onto large Patio. central passed to you GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 500 Frf5 Ave "°° heat ana ar, 1)1100 SHADE COVERED C orner lO(at,on 3 bdrm 2 ba th, large workshop, s;,soo * b'oorn.l' or two baths, all Irick From $2j,400 30th Street to 0Cu%t, turn left to I1'h t , rtgtmt ACREAGE vsValencia Court North. Model (411 I 6pm daily Qn 5 ite phonp S and 10 acres with 2 bdrm hoe, m 3503 Orlao oo Dr 131 6.300 - - - - 50 ACRE RANCH. 573.950. Lake of O:arks, Missouri, $2100 down, 70 ri'ars on bala, ', moe from lake, lake front access. Dig trees, I very Must sell, by Owner .srte Barbara Na.gtston, Rcxs Mount, Mi ssouri. 65012 or call COLLECT 1)111 392 3)21 ________________________ ________________________________ Only, 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando. Efficiencies, I £ 2 bdrm, Townhouse from IllS. Furn. & Unfurn. Short Term Lease Off Aji'ul 231ti Street, Sanford Near Genova 081411100% Apts Illaiiiiiii A Develorn.n of Wlco Land Co. ''n one 'ide, of this pt,g, and mIke your house pOymq'nl lp's hi 190 per mo Each side has 2 edroOm, cenlral heal & air, plus room Eutra clean and IPlciOus on a large lot Only J7,S00 Call Dorit Belt. Assoc Ill CC tbl5 BOOKKEEPER * * IN THE COUNTRY * igwoodMarkham Road on a + anal to large lake Four bu.Id.ng G$5 Very lovely and wooded 'tras $14,300, call Rarbar c(.ejn, ASIOC 83O5500 Realtors 1 LonWOOd ') 5,c "I.,'.., t ' Applicant must have previous ac-4 counting. txokkeeping training and ex. perience. Opportunities for growth are $ excellent with this young firm. Free Insurance, pension plan, other fringe 4t benefits, Send resume in confidence to: 4 $ The Sanford Herald 4 Box 530 41 Sanford, Ftorida 32771 111111 .7 ,___4~ - Ap, CM1 lidlyllwilde Homes By Ca ll F or 3730350 H'ltcreU 17i61) I mo old Ceo ha All electric, utility she'd covere rh $1500 down, t6k Over 377 DD..1;D4s .',sutlful Large Wooded Lots Lighting Sidewalks & City Water £ Sewer 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM ramp, 3 bdrm. 61'u 12' Dealer CONffrFCZfflM77m 1~~_~P_ 211 W. 2Sth 322-3103 Sanford, Fla. ILLi!1LiiL.L1Pi.I:I rUn lAtti F*LZ1 glJsp&7r i ROOMS CARPET • PARADE OF • BARGAINS sediate pOIsCIsion, no tying Assume 10* intrrt 5 Choose trotis 4, I) yr old 5lp,, Colonial Modern J 'oom models Carpet inq, get, ranges, refrigerators in all PIt One fiat central air All Ire monthly payments less then 177.000 to 123.500 Also able FHA. l down, or VA no Ak for Diane Hardest, I ayto11 I4ealtp. 377 1)01 2610 Hiawatha at 17 97 SNA01 $J49 St• ,. e call 1w •sa$,,,.,,t - upti l7i t lest The Circulation Department r'" ADDED INCOME SALES MANAGER DOLL HOUSE ' .e from 7 lOvel hornet (tolls 3 bedroorn Garage, large ced yard, Central heal & let, priced Iro - - - 521.300 tO You can earn up to 5300 Per Month by working only two to three hours sn af is taking applications for a DISTRICT FOR 1974 ORD TI,:.- ' ' 4 'I' Responsible position for medium.sized accounting office near DeLand, IT'S REALLY GREAT HRGOKFIELD 'ii. setup on I acre wooded Id, river rights, tI ed farm la nd Pri ced r'gtit JSTIND(VELOPMEPIT(OPP NOW LEASING Farms and Groves REDUCE YOUR kiIChCn*QuiP0ed Apleasure to own' I'd Ibedroom models All have 2 at M Th,y'r, nice From 1.30 st to Snppr riding lawn mower, used twice. Dining room set, formal desk, Other items Ph $31 3617 MIscellaneous GEHERALELECTRIC For Sale - . -APNCES PLIA WESTINC,HOUSE Or conditioner. 79.000 OTt), $193 Na','. $ rin T 7$' (Cfit-Iy, Curls 5153 P )j SPRINGWOOD ;,12 ftrrest Greene, Inc. ----.'VILLAGE 14 and SR 434 Realtors Pea 110.4W FI rbanyr'*'Maitfand Flea Mart* 1911Play '797 OpenSat 7,Sun 9% IS 7313 834.3343 WE TAtçf TRADE CIII 5357970 — AlIas.,, Ttn lakefront lott, Lake Markham _________ --I [StOtes 1110,000 Call Bud Feather, Brolier. 5626000 OPEN SAT. NOTHING SIN TEll SPRINGS.-. Selection Of building ChoiceOther Days Call For App' ,ivaiiable from I3rd to S 5it. acre From tracts Hattaway Realty, $31 WITH VA $23,950 6 Income and £ I BORM, Central H&A.GENEVA 7a pcI. 'A FHA Flrsan lng Investment Property 836.554o t TAMOPITE SPRINGS 323.75.40 TERRACE oberts & Gilman CLEAN AS A PINIlI "' Will pur 3e first or seco mortgages in any conditic Check these fatur,s 3 br newly Southeastern Acceptance Cc Cleancled & pointed, fenced yard, porat.ori. 671 1173 rou be tury lCd' VA'.NothingDown -. U COST OF LIVING 4'.'e invite your cumoarison with all other hQm you save conside red 373 5774 73 7010 - IO—Office Equipment .. . Local and National MLS ALTORS 356$ParkD.. PIE ED (7) Driver Salesmen, outs sates, weekly guarantee & co miss Male or female may a ' For appl call 322 1011. 6 o only ' Lovely I bedroom, 7 bath brick homes for discriminating people Peaceful setting Oak trees add t the be auty CA lhc-se (Iel'gftttII SpaCiilUt h0nflC',t-% I' XEcuy, E la'Qe eutra nice 3 Worn 2 bath en o r. kitchen, "quipped w w carpet, drapi'r,'s, 1113 !e 'e Qarage. eutra maro tencel Your MultipleLilting Agency Unfurnished 7750 1/ (1 SliCe Skits's ladieS, 46', shoe, used CLIFF JORDAN D.ltona area 12, acres, 117. 500 Al'OPKA AREA 10 acres oto' cn Houses for Sale - c on ven i en t location for sc hools "Sanford's Sales Leader" __________ 3 room apartrnVl Ind floor rear & security i'Iqured Phone 3 ' 1 alcot, Apartments Rent Two bCdroom, I baIts, wall to carpeting, drap,t. Central ti an air Culty eQuipped with a , wathPr Call Mrs Weathert,y I 1657 ' ' .________ and shoppi ng Will sell FHA or VA By owner, call 321 0"I bet wean 5.70 II a m. and S pm, I':bath. air, central heat, 3 years old. 123.500 Nice wooded lo t l ed for blle home Has well, pay small down. assume culling mortgage Miscellaneous For Sale for competition Best offer. Ph 570 04S'd before 3 _____________ REALTOR _____________________ 531 1fl7 Lotsand '. '- • SA PIJORD 2 bdrrn, CO CS horn.'. Screened patio, wall to wall carpet, kitchen equipped, in iPIECRE$T_... Well located buildng lots, by owner. For appointment cal l 373 7970 ___________________________ 47A_Mie'i15 )4', _________________ "No. sir, I don't have to beg I do it on a voluntary basis' loreda room, fireplace, outst andng br plan O'tp 537900 eti, 11 90 per m, 01 5 d P's 373 (.092 after 5 SO T SEVERAL beautiful lots, restrc lions Approc $3,100 , l0pt MID FLORIDA REALTY UI Pd Ora ng e I SI) o TV EVEREST REALTY INC 0 raltor, 1401 S Hwy. 17.97 Maitland. 6n 05135 CITY 43_______________________ Lots and Acreage blacktop road sto,000. DYLLWILDE_ Very nice 3 ledroorn. I bath Climate control, )12 340) ECKERD DRUGS SI—Musical Merchandise SAN N '0 PARKS, 123 Bedroom Trailers I Apti 3 adult parks, 7 ly parks 3313 H*y Il 97 Santo rd 323 1930. Oar, Wk.. mo ISIIPIOLE 30 with EcKiiaDS, apply in person to Mr Cecil follow i ng positI ADULTS-NO PETS 116W. 3nd. St , diem TOp notch benefits program which ificlucSe Gfoup insurance, Pd hoOdayl. sick leave, v,lc.atioqt, profit sharing, vearty bonus, stock SS-8'cycle —. Newt, renovated Color TV. carpet. St. effic i enc i es I (lv ECKERD'S has an Outstanding career opportunity available ttw or ambitious Self starting indiv,duel who would hue to loin the natco's fastest growing retail dnjg store rIse City of Sanford Civil Service Board i accePting applicató'ms A VALOPI APARTMENTS — WUVtLAP4O AREA. 10 acte 041%y 43 $I0Ø Cot, APIDO AREA.-. 10sQu,reacr,s ii HIawae' Rd. $30Ø,Q SI JOHNS AREA-- S acres at 'n .5 II 1. I7 $Ic cC1) DEL TOP4A, 3 bedroom, 1 bath all electric home in A I Cond i tion Garage, screened patio. Central heat & Air Large corner lot with take VICA Many eutras $31,500 or reasonable offer 571 1060 - Houses Rent Furnish Room For Rent 3iValincia St. Sanford . - options and store mercPmendjs, discounts Eccetient starting salary and commissions. 'apid ad vancement and you'll be eI'gbletyour first salary Increase 10 days after you beg i n work VA approved program To discuss your future RIDON turn apt for rent Adi cuate for one or t wo person, US Pet mo, including water, $2 depolit required No pets 373 70" - - / --___ _______________________ M40-le Home Bank Repossejs,ns is to choose from 131 737) Dealer ApdFopD_ - 3 _______ coi REALTOR Mobile Homes Wat er- ç,/c c,__ 7I Hour Service (all 377 7191 ,jrd 17 Inc Rrl!rt , Rooms for Rent preferred Call after 4 p m, 0394 for cold storage in 7'' 7 Elm Ave Sanford Availabt by 1st AduIt, no pos 535 6954 Hous. Rent , . for immpa.ate employment 1 t,.dr oorn furnished apartmenl - Large bedroom, private bath Sanford Ave gentler Store Manager Trainee Real Estate 17-Rkal . . 14 - Income And " 29 Off etiouse.S day wtei RICH PLAN OF cENTRAL. FLA 40* W I)?PSt - 3 Utilities Pd Mature Cpl, No Pets. Deposit 327 0770 9043% 1707 ------- " 41-Houses for Sale I S ----.--- 11—Mobile Homes 1)—Lots and Acreage 14-Farms and Groves PRICES! invest., fully return60i, under contract Call r,,II, IA. D___ -V .a ra - .h . - LOW . aIls and LPN5. kitchen help, part #1 -i..'u 'vi. mime ILMIPIOLE LODGE NURSING HOME. 373 STOCK MAN 35—Wanted to Rent - . i.iT - .11-Business Property For Rent I EXTRA IN THE .. "vv'v," Pet mon th With Only $l7,03Q t - For Rent you ARE _... LAND ClearIng Bu%inei%,he,.,, 'Of schedule, all AC eQuipment plus 10 wheel deieI truck Selling due to Illn"S IVA) ' 171) AreYou interested in earning . EXPERIENCED part time Shoe Clerk. Apply in person GARRETT'S, 300 E First 5J, Unb,,rn,shed Sanford 34-Resort Property ".' . nyeltryurrml, colletting or delivery. David Ramage, 333 3211 For Rent '"" . 31 -Apartments Rent Furnished ' tb Coventry help make new frie. Earn U0$*k, lulti$hrs No - 30—Apartments Rent Ur.furn.shed I . - . Menials you'll find what you want at I. - 79 Rooms for Rent 1st! . with experience and 0*11 tOols Cell 377 3443 - ELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st 54. service, AutoMecr 36—Insurance - ED AND ESPECIALLY beacuse of tIle oas shortage, a self coin V1'al,dKWIK KARWASHInIhe Santora Area, will peovio, years ot STEADY INCOME An in vestment for those wtio MUST SUCCEED Call collect. 10i u sill . _____________________ IS-Loans You're looking to furnish your place. Look for the buys 'I \ Callbart Real Estate Shad ___________ / 1 .1 - JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSION, , 24—Business, Opportunities Of after 4 Call $31 1771 lbedroom, lurnithtd, with carp, an j Lir, $110 per mon th KUL P. AL T Y. 322 7333 24 Business Opportunities PLANT MANAGER. Blue Collar, man to learn teqtillzec miiing. material ordering, and truck dspatching Will train in plant at Sanford for a year or so. must willing lore locate in Lake Placid area Salary open Apoly in person to A ustin Fect,liftr and Chemical Co. Inc 7)00 CourWry Club Road. Sanford EnnploymHt FORD I bdrm turn aplrtrner QU ,Of neighnd no peti $3 Envi ronmental Systems -, "' - bedrorn duplex furnistie 4P dIrlment 1770 Orlando Drivi 5j 'ford 091 " 24, 1974-5C - -- . TRAILER LOTS CE LAND AR EA Yj )5 I ( , C'ifcjri Apartments Rent Furnished AIR CONDITIONING elperenced tcrvce mechanic Third Pane$ in Theatre IS-Action MONEY! TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call 514 I wanted Fall Food Service. Room for advancement Apply in per son- Coleman b&' SQ. 3753 S Orlando Dr. Hwy 17 97. across tfme Street from Movieland Drive Travel & Recreation TIME -.-..-..-.--.-------..-.'-----_- COUNTER HELP and CASHIER I of As s octir today in 17 Bedroom Adults enly Park Avenue Mobile Park 7543 Park Drive. 377 2UI Dut i esinclude cleaning, coorig, jre *ork fle"et?s 9'e C,OSS. Blur S'l.,Id. rrlr,n,nt Program. vatalion etc Vi 303 6114 44111411, Paul Juvinalt RETIRED Mechani: for small engine an lawn rmower work Par, time No phone callS ApOly n person at Dubois Lawn MOett sates I Service. 111—Eating Places 9—Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself 11—lnslrwctlons 01 Move 'Sc Crpted 3772010 Clt'êfflflg Lady. 10 hr. work w eek —$ I 30 ' hr, for lunch $173 per hr ' III E Soul's Street, Orlando Fli 3231190or 591 7333 . a BUNDLE 1 'drOms, 7 baths, conveni en t tc PiOOIs. S ho pping c en ter St, Ca rpeting. drapes. dsNwaIp,e 31 ( Three bedroom, 1 balls houSe in Like Markham Estates 1.15.000 (all Bud Feather, Bros. v, 567 ceotral heat & air Sparkling clei SECRETARY WANTED- Desire om eten t. experienced secretary for full time position Salary Corn mensurat, with civalilicat iOnS Send resume and reguiremt P0 Boi 1793, Sanford, Florida 33771 direct sales background and rstatitsIsa track rectrUs Please r1 ri prv, or call I I-Cerntlariti look to Classified FIRST! And save Cocktail Waitresses Bartender 1)1 21 Tailored to me,t yajr rf'Qur,mtntS Our to our Dyn.irnc Growth, we re epandng our New Homi' Sates O,wislon We have positions available in 'tie Sanford Area for l.c.rsed real estate people with of Thanks 1.-Cards I —'--------- IMMEDIATE INCOME - Announcements Rent or Buy help, IS and older Appl y in person only to Bahama Joel, 75 French Av(, Sanford 831-9993 _._Ask for Want Ads for a place apply in person Sanford Sunoco, I I and SR 14 T _I!tj 200' Water Front APARTMENTS 1303W 75th St Preferred, ) " 6 r redecorated Including new shi1J carpeting Large oak sheded cOfnec It. Start the ball rolling Call Bart - r._ J,I, 'IEVA GARU['i wan t ed , reliable wor k er . ma l t Help Wanted \_ trading in on this lovely 3 be spit home Just completely 323665O if 4~ Sunday, Feb. gvwp rOT POUt , Plan ADULTS ONLY Slarllne [fltrfpfjS M Inc flhj.2 II 'iIorci Arprt 32)0411 1161 511 )fl REAL ESTATE SALES IF ( ,, . 18 Winter Pcirk• You 're looking ' "PCiflCe1 in laoul. cuttng assembling, and laminat ing Prolits Sharing cumpany, pad and Hospitalization and olhe ben,tti - Travel Agencies Pla 322-2611 Seminole (tlll4U I BUILDER wanted Mull 't'0 CARPET TflURS, c. Airline tickets. Cruise arid Tote's, . cltcAl rates 33) S,mc'ran WANT AD DIAL -1c,' . -\ - smaller home or vacant lot, b y Masonry Constructi Central Heat & Au Pool & Clubhouse ' Laundry Facilities s Shag Carpeting s Kitchens Equipoed . 6 Months Lease ford, Deltorma, DeBary, Seminole LVotvsa Counties. Apply in person to An Equal Opportunity Employer SANFORD YELLOW CAB Co 301 S. Park Ave, . 111 I will babysit In my home Day or Ngot 371 1124 15t _________ REWARD Ph ____________ 377 4391 Save! . ly Gill Fox WANT TO TRADE UP'? Get the hugest value for your present 1 & 2 Bedroom Ap E'ceIlent i ncome, lib...i bonu ses and awards Openings In San --------- I male. "Kim". Vicinity I? Save. (West of I? 92betwe,, Falr', Plaza & Seminole tfi9IsJ Fuflor part time, Day or n:phtshigts 11 yrs or older. We II Iran you __________ ot meals Tender love & ar e for r your child Educational child care Lost and Found 5. kindergarten. A Child's World, I LOST: Siamese Cal, dark brown, 3iS.1 S. Sanford Ave 373 5111 AVI F 1 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BROKER 377 74 43 ford 3377l DRIVERS! HousesforSale REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 3 bdrm, den, dining room, family room; walk to shopping & Schools and light Secretarial duty Free. 4447037 for "W. Care”- LOST CHIHUAHUA. tan color, Adults or Teens answers to "Pepper" ViCinity of Oste.n Call 323 1603 MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn Silver Springs Airport Child Care Rd SOl 7361777, R 6 73433 SfDE GLANCES -- SANFORD FHA, 3 bedrooms, carpet, 950 down $13636 mo HOLLAND REALTY 32) 7073 ARMS control Do•'i.fl Siintr , :11 & rcferenc' p o, a, 1155, San ' 41 FRANKLIN , r=== New Hama Ftr — A _____ =. Help Wanted iRE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll llt'lt'ri, II. 37 131k U Ikc' Uathrvn l'ark, 4th Addn, (13, - 18 . Find Will _. :. I WILL NOT BE RESPOP4IBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF FOUND- Little male puppy. wuite with brown on ears and over eye AS OF 3 3Q174. ri."3. '.'i.7,j.t3 r -r'-- ...i' Dc ,v j,, '„o,,., Classified The SariforcjHe,-agd Classifie d Ads Found 4 LOST Siamese sitlen 3rd addition pinerrest area. Reward Ph 3fl 551 Call 473 4357 Write P.O Box UI) Sanford. Florida look to 1 Lost $ You are . in 1 974 Personals for a car- Buy �-- - ----------- - -,---- - 4C-The Sanford Herald iI, ' - Sunday, Fb. 24, 1974 4 The Herald Sunday Want Ads' Great For Bargain Hunting SO Miscellaneous51 For Sale THE BORN LOSER Household Goods by Art Soniom '9 This we* only, we must sell with trem,ndos sacrifice, beautiful * custom mide living room nitre Sofas. lore seat. chair, PUBLIC cotter tables. paintings, wall AUCTION EVERY decor, etc For rumple. We MONDAY NIGHT, Antiques. TVs. worth tam. will sell M.scefleneous. New and used furniture and appliances Plus PIee call, 441 54)3 after 4 pm '* '43 Chevy Dump Truck. new mofor. good tires I steel body. Can tcoit 469 1213 Sanford Auction special sales only (watch ads) 'Auctloneering Service** COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE * Singer '" \ A ( COLDEPIITOtJCH'NS(W hwy, sell, consign, appraise, low-cost classified id for rejutps. STEP BUMPERS-S37.50 ________ - I In sewing cabinet. repossessed Sng,r's best model, Winds bobb.n in machine Fully automatic Pay balance of 17$ or 10 payments 01 5$ Call Credit Dept S4NFORO SEWING CENTER, IV A East It, St Sanford 377 9111. Eves Special sales out VIIV 1200 French Ave. 8J33j31O Mord, FL. - 333W5 F ID pick up, with I' bd. auto trans • radio. $2400 Call 37) 6041 or 323051? alter 4. Looking for livestock buyers? Place Autos for Sale 1f7) VW Sunroof. Texas yrtlOw, 7a.000 tnUes. I speed. double tPavp, extra nice $2530 Cell Don &1 122 1631 Dealer 1973 Ford \- ** 80 Trucks and Trailers - ts Vega, super nice, amber gold. ta*i interior 4 speed with air 26.000 miles Ready for you. of Slits Call Pole of 322 1631 ror domestic 4. Imported Pckupl Save 10 pct -Buy direr? - 'UCHEVELLE WAGON NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CAL L CREDIT MAPIAGER)734230 Oalec, 323390O - 1967 VW. rebuilt engine 4 mol . 4000 - __________ ml guarantee, new paint, P1w In _____________________________ 1973 Chevrolet, 31 Ion pick up speclion. $750 372 3Q71 PICKUP payments of $77 per ma Western Wear, Say, at tre ow ___________________________ __________________ Call 377 1792 1972 super Beetle, enilon blue, with Corral Western Shop. It 97, 1 mile Garage. Rummage 71 62 66 Lawn and Garden Horses _______ Antiques alabaster interior. sharp, Sharpi 1146 S at DeBery. Sales 19413-Itonpickup. $2495 Call Pole at 322 1631 ANTIQUE DAYItED Syr OldbuCk%kjn L)sedtorhuntlng $400 ICARPORT SALE-Clothing, odds CITRUS TREES from Lli9toISjl. Dealer For Sale-Book cues, large & AND SECRETARY 1 & 1300 Terms Phone 373 9099 or 377 Call 3flIlfl Sunday. 0 S S Central Ave Low Oveiltead prices on an plants, Appliances small, light I, dark. $15 se Call PHONE 3734170 ' SR 530. Oviedo IC72MSTAOOR. I or Sedan. FUEL Drive a little Save a lot Oviedo 373 3460 from , . _______ '46 CHEVY PICKUP MISER, up' to 19 nil, per gal NurSery and Bird Parm, Rd 419.7 -- ______________________RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. GARAGE S1'E, Feb 23rdand 74th, TAKE OVER NOTHING DOWN, Sl,$i$ TermS can be arranged mi N of Oviedo. MS 4391 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 67 Wase*rs and Dryers WARRAP4 Livestock And _________________ IS 9t S 7111 Lake Ave • Sanlord 372 Campers FREE lull tank of gas Ph 373 buy sell trade iv Free Delivery. WtIITES1DE :ALL CREC)ITMANAGER,3n43.x) Poultry Travel Trailers 3l1-3ISE.FirstS,t 3723622 APPLIANCES. 4117111 __________________ _______ Chest of Drawers, Desk, Office Classified ads are here to help you 3 buIlt 7 cows Black AnqusAIc RECORD A CALL 23' Spartan Trailer, )73 model like IC?? VW But, elm green, alabaster KENMORE WASHER, part,. terv buy, sell, rent or swap at a 10*' miruaturegoats Ph 3210461 or 321new $20Oandplckuppaymentsof RD Autos for Sale chair. electric typewriter, filing ______ Telephone answeriflgmachjnp interior Futra. eutra sharp $3393 cost let us help you place yours'cc. used Machines i l, 6111110 cabine'lL tables, dshet. ('Othct, LC'I*. $250 Ph 373 17 34 $78 mc Call 327 1797 '' nil P,jij At 122 1611 Dealer Call 372 261) cr $31 9993 '.'C:)4 17- y VP IA it ([5 ifl 017 5J'otQui i'-v.i' NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY - Mutt Sell Plothirsgdo*m Iaeo.'c Electric Holpitil bed, 2rnoj old, andlead 212 Colc,n.aI Way 371 $134. 1962 VW Camper, pastel white, with BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR 34" Tappan will sill or rent. Call 372 4336. Friday 1. Sat Call credit manager 3736220 burnished gold Interior. Has been '84 Volkswagen We lilt plow gardens and tl,*er '0 LB SALE. SO $93 TON Gas Range. completely checked ani in Ph 7736060 110pm ___________________ beds Very reasonable 377 9121 - _______________ GORMLY E HWY. 46 SANFONE) 373 1151 GALVANIZED Utility Shod 10%7. in Ipected 1221$ Call Don at 37 '84 Ford station Wagon Air cond _________ needs belief y. $iso Ph. $316971 55 carton. never used. Monogram Used Kirby Vacuum Clea,,q$,50, Boats & Marine 989 VW Sguareback, air con -- 1651 Dealer. 67-A central heater with to gal Oil tank, Feed ditioned Clean, good running 64 Equipment KIRBY CO OF SANFORD, 7I Equipment or Rent ____ II. I df • Mvtt Sell PX . 1973 Malada 1.30 19 in town mower with beg. condlion 323 419% French Ave 323 $130 16 Small equity or older car and JIM DANDY FEEDS Auto Repairs 3', HP B"ggs & Stratton mofor, 1984 Chrysler 92 Outboard with Rent Blue Lustre Elec?ri Carpet balance. 373312$ Direct lron'i boucar -lowest whoIp 1945 JEEP, IWHEEL DRIVE I $30. Round swivel wood colt., Parts-Accessories Gibson upright deep lree,, Sriompooer for Only Si per clay tank. excellent condition, site table, perfect. $70. Ph 4714017 tale prices gu-aran?eed Open 7 --CYL. RUNS GOOD 3734176 -G'Oc'dcondi lion, $7S 3211307 CARROLL'SFURNITURE 1971 Sup*r Beetle, elm green with 4 m 10 9 p in . 6 dhlyS GRM 13 Volt Batteries Ill i Ph 6733 ______________________ Upright Deep Freer High wheel alabastor interior, extra economy '71 Bridgestone 330. 1250. Slightly LV'S,) ml east ol Sar,fc'rd on ao t REEL'S POOY SHOP Want a pleasant %urpriwl You can and nice $1995 Call Paul. at 372 damaged '64 Nova, 6 cyl Very lawn mower MUST SELL Ph ' RR 37317)3 1109 Sanford Avenue cean out your garagegulckly with 65 Pets and Supplies -.----. 1631 Dealer, $3 3371427 condition. 8400 Ph. 37)5013 TV-Radio-Stereo I _________________ .. a want ad. Maltese Male Puppy, 4 mos Req. P194EV WOODS BARN 68 1946 Font LTD. r a it, power a air. 197) Pinto Squire Wagon. A T. Air. Wanted to Buy 'n TRI SONIC 19 It., $5 Marc Wormed, Shots, 372 $051 Tu. or Junk Cars Removed * *STEREO* * Fri Ask for Marge.. We buy furniture mo miSc Sell for Cruiser, stereo, depth finder, It Only $195. SHELLEY USED I AM FM, Lu993ge rack Bob ' ______-ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I Abandoned. unwonted ltak cars 3$ pd. ConsIgnment, Free Beautiful walnut Lor.sofe. AM FM CARS. 700 French Ave. 373 "aø. I Bailer. Town & Country. 372414 Pin total lime. List 17.900. ENGLISH SPRINGER SpanlelAkc Toppricespaid, used. aflyconditiofl slefo with I track. tap, record hauled away. Your Cost. 1)0 pkikups Auction Saturday at y Sacrifice $s.000 Ph, 1300341 I 1971 Vega Station Wagon Ac I Used 1%9 4. Ford cars High 2 males.) mo, Wk & *hill player PhyCPidpl lhl $947 641 91)6. Winter Park , 573 pm, Sanford I Orlando, $S6191 anytime. Eucellent condit 4 on, I speed I mileage Can be seen at 701 S per m & $100 Mali4ricl III 162 or ' " cash I Ai1'flTj'j Boat Show 900 Call alter Park Ave. Sanford or weekends I - IIALLP,aAp 5, 64? ),7 I •' Utd lurn'ture, appliances, I 'e Motorcycles I 33 $13 1413 SI Household Goods CENTRAL FLA FAIR - - ---- ---- . -----------. tOO'S etc Buy I or 1001 items I 1%.d Ford Galax ie •P000LE GROOMING. I ORLANDO Ian yt Mart, 2 1 Sanford Ave Excellent Condition Lovely new floral tin" draperies, I '71 Honda, CO. 100-engine down, Want to buy 19660' '67 Fiat, ,.., I De'gns Tuesday through March 9 I Arid boarding .With tove& care PSYCHEDELIC " condition 121 3713 J remainder good tape. Parts or Ph 373 S,07 full length. 2 pairs. Call 373 SOil I Cash buyer for used articles, MAIN GATE All sizes, sin J Professional Ph. )733$94or jj .4, WIMv AL AiJTiflhlrt I all AIsORiversid,3acparts Best I IauTc i,I, !un•• IiW PrI(s 171W is' DACHSHUNDS, AKC. 1.IIJIII 9) offer 3213028, M441c Chef DotRle oven stove 1 females, 3224917 " NATIONAI, CARGO, LAIC Bow'rlders. $i29S Galvanized 1.333 This sttreo Ps "record and play" -. ."- -' -. avocado green, used 4 mo5 black and on, also reds, $50 to. IS' trailers. 1.343. Powerful ' track tape. AM X multi phi rado $314272 71 Honda 730 GE 2 dr, Refrigerator, good Animal Haven Grooming and 10$ HP Motor, $1293 60" floor model console. wood 69 $1100 plws?Wi Ism Ppb dtion. 1)00. Sofa and chair, Stamps-Coins Boarding Kerwsefs. 322 3733. Eyeandbuyatth.Fa,r damaged In Ph 377417) shipment. No* condition, $100 Air ZIGZAG' - To buy and sell gold or silver coins. warranty. Orignal price. 1499 O BTU, $100. Large dryer, Norge. German Shepherd Puppies ROBSOPI MARINE SEWING MACHINP contact us first We also buy bulk Now $311 SO with 10 Pct down, or 74 Ph. flats or 377 79 lwks old AKC. wormed 797? Hwy I7 t2 BLAIR AGENCY slyer payments of 5)3 50 per mo Also 40" SEMINOLE COIN Ph 372 3161 ) CENTER. 109 W Itt 773 1337 floor model stereo. as it 140 Call 38 Credit Manager, 333.9411 SAN '--• -_________________________ - SADDLE EOUfPME NT-bOOTS J "Wl2P U 14111 PLAZA Him P rATTIIss ' - East Itt St. Sanford or eves 969 1146 - _________________________ 8 SO* IP'RINOS Klaibveent Bicythes FORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. I * good 0 0 44 I 0 l ju -t liken or WiI, 1.1 P•-__--- . W - W 0. lW 1 .., .•, S.. 1 c iL_F ' _____ '•", CL LM 1l - g W! g LOLUKOMAMBE. THE PEAPCMlEF SPY 717 HE KILL- .1 . , Bikes, Bikes, Bikes , All sizes and models, 10 speeds, $ and standard 0ike now available at Firestone Store Call TELEVISION SETS $23 UP MILLERS 26t$OrIenoo Drty 37 0332 1$9 I 1i I! J I A CL - Ln 2720244 CASHi`iii on the CLUTTER BU* I- NE S. '. 3 / i A owes if ERVICE A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! - CL 0 Low cormic TI. Central heal & AlerondsIonin . G & G Ceramic TIIéFor tree e&m.tas. ctll Carl Complete bathroom remodeling, as,af$(AlSln$anfe,d. M. 5P welts Call anytime. 13' 1fl 9 Applaces I f" I - I . -t • - SERVICE 414 Seth O. Sanford, 3171554 - ___ . -- or 3735605 Mafal, Plastics, Jewelry. Trophies. - • :', -•'." ..-.- ' - ,- ' DEPENDABLE, LAWN MAIN TENANCE SERVICE. CALL '' w . S.anfotdFla 3731010 EXTERIOR $ 12 SuE PRESSURE CLEANING UI 'II A Flor Waxing, Window )7)pa3 . uO . , & 1 Pressure Clearing, Etses lOringbpsOur Specialty. 373)73) 1) 'Den't nhedsl" Serve a Ulitul F' purpcs.eagain wlsen you "it the with a class.f,,d ad Iroisi Sanford Herald Call us foday Don I delay' just diii 127 2611 cc Iilm3 TO place yo,,r 10*' 1' welf" Ad - 'pentry TODD S CARPENTRY ¶p,'.: ng 'ritmall. ar,djo ct Coil 131 S3 ¶'?' Free advice & est Eap enter I ut painting, repairs, carpentry, tejture,mld,*remoyat 37307?' j - , . - _pr// ' . Iittiii. - -- T// EncloSed carports, additions, - E ------ wors guerarseed. custom trim, rtt VI NC ENT S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Pon Shell of AS ph alt Driveways No itti too smell. R. L. McIntosh m $794 ty) Ipial'S Cssiks Lin dow. W& clod" Tkww&Y & StArdar. 322 Mt. t1sed form E044MWLVI a ill "It fast SWOBSY wtthACiattifiodAd CA JJ ice.. Tex Personal Tom Survic. No 2Eaii3ROOd)?97 Your it-come Tax - I . - • " some -.- I . - coçics & : r -' __________ • . -. - -. >54 - , - V. I u'i'. ' , , W*oper HagMg Want 4 _ DICK JOYCE wELLDRILLING iar, pumps. ysa..r nfercmditio.arsma*0 SPRINKLERSYSTEMI ScOlikeepting? Call Lake Mary Public Accounting, In 4311ot 373 Thee, am • timi in the beet orgenir.d households when ltwng, bepn .o Cluster up needed specs in the rile, ito rae, the cluseti or the beseniont Many Of tfw$4 items are no lor" of value to you but they we still setip wasilke son y out tt)*'e can use Itwos, *t4thie they be toys, muIcslln$t,ummts . WELLS DRILLEDPUMPS or SS.w. IN uCi we repair Wild Wvkf ST INE MACHINE & i. 't. Pu)II..uI1t.• Call it. Waist Ad .Super Cfosn out the arcumulst,on and dulldw UP Your billfold wi Its W" Welcome folding micirid y SUPPLYCO. w , - o 322-2611 9 U 'S • 831 .99i I ' '- E sit 11 ii 1 Cc cc w - - t'IaffLii.1 Ad fl1e In! C.)'DP , ! IWO tit 0 J M , - -BUSINESS, .' U . -c S t""It)4) v , -,- ' I wIth money. help sstth a sigh. him at least ------------------1. Crane ........tA Stocks Editorial comment lv _4A . .. . . .......... - . '- . P.c-.. - LA) • he stunt but u ,. .. - 3A imum A prison 1 1,LIZ.i, <-•: - XX XX CO CD Go CO CO .0 UJLi.,(j( L I 0 U will be halm to wp - - r u <V)I . Ipw aso, 9d Cd AfrtInyamd kishdga, X ILM cc <WWw = 83.1 ' 9993'r U. 1111 1 (11*1. iA JO, LIST YOUR V -I PAUL SLATER Protesiiaual WallpaperHanger -- ($jCErdranc.1 NW help with -- - • Wel Dri - - rn I :, -- HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Iobs Wonted 372 I3."LakcMary" -- - -- Pm 3276,117.1 ' U) fill -' IeuureClew,,,g__ BUCIDY'S iass.td ais read a-'"t CL cc LD . •.., HAPPY 8EA0 Eflcient cleaning of eutecior surface's. Roofs, Moble Home'j, Commercial IrijjstraJ _________________________ Wr to - -, - PET REST INN Boarctng & Gr ooming Ph 3274031. AZ REMODELING &*if dows R ea sonable nee (It Guaranteed 91) p.m. 37)1531, fl7&33 - L,ng Ov a high aualiiy bargain' Look to Classified an yf I me read to day's class. 'edt - _________________- Estimate rnoo re'iui's .. 1W1. p Dog training in your home. AL Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation EXPERIENCED WORKMAN Horn. Imps'ov.m.nts H Low " (Ott I-9Pi -ii ii D I It Painting Pet Case 1703 Of 322 *013 BULLDOZER WORK Licensed bonded your ,,,,Pdo oh too Small Ph 323 *379 Buldozig If . ' __________ Cleaning _______ House ciar , p. (formerly I4arrielt.. Beauty Nook) S , Washed sand fill for lawn and foundations. Will deliver. 322 1104 ww"jill" IL ENGRAVING .. 'T...,. foam Lam TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON A 0 4 beer KEN KERNS GARAGE CompfeteAutc.motiv. Service KERNS TIANSMt$$IOr4$EVICE Auto. Stand. I Clutch SpecialIsts #reepck up. delivery 4.' towing in Sam Co with malor work. - , Commercial & Residential (Icc YOU CALL. •l _ HAUL Brad for tricat Sen's CI'. LiceeV.1d 4. BOnded. clean p of trsPi and retijge All Seminole Co . 31 Hr An Rea50nable rates 322 $333 swering Service 5 I Lawn and Lot C)Hnlip. arid L19K Hauling. Tremblay, 3737711. Iall Autoi.otv. Sirvic. ( .' , ractor With mower, will C I acreage or lots. Call Nee. ' There never aas a better time than now to use a classified ad in tpt Santord Herald Stop making "(USeS Diii 327 2611 or 9)1 9593 Full lineG[ Appl.,n(tj Sancrd Eleclr.c Company 7577 Park Drive. 372 1342 - S > .1 ' - ' . ' penalty of two years m estimate the degree of s alaries for )ail d niention and and a $10,00i) fine. renovation or expansion which law enforcement pet-sonnet be . - n show . -, . ------ -- radio station announced streak, the orgasliall4n said. ibe I - - �-'---Il--- —, -- _____________________ - 6C—The Sanford Herald N The Herl C 0 @— 09 For Sale CL -Sanford Au I'd to PUBLIC AUCTION Cal EVERY Ue4lanIcuI. Now and furniture arid appinc,s Ptu Oro am) - 0 - • -'4 = ó 3T 9' 0 C' IC 'D f 8 Me I 0 m—.r-In 0 C 6 276 0 CX 14Z Cl)t is QI&CL CJr 0 .7 lite, 0 C ff Pk P N19 goi ettro CAN! scocial iiales, Iwatch co VAuctioneering Services IA L) - VI, CU p Ch - COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE - In 1200 French F' t' ' rid,F 3743 bill . b IGT %S $A(JO4E EQU1PMENT—bOOTS wi*,rnw,ar. Save asm,os Cor ral Western SPiop.;72 )mile S of Deflory. SE OD 5 CO co For Sale—book cases I&rq Small. light & dark. S? as !1m g - Ii 3 IQ - - CL valu J:730 00 CO CA - - -- — \ - - R tk_ all - r-1® WILSON MAIER gw, 0 '0 FURNITURE In C RECORD 00 -- - - own&bed, 3r, Electric - - WERE S ____ NOT will soil of rerst, Cali in GALVANIZED Utility Shad - 10AI, in • / I'v HP Briggs Stration moor, 1)0 Round Swivel wood con tibia. patiid. $20. Ni. 611 6011 --- E --- - ----- - - CL 5 In =- ecj ______________________ Be -- (_, C7 i M C, n= Household Goads -U I > 5, / '- - - 00 M Lovely "a floral fined draperies, full krigth, I Pairs Call M.%4# - _ -.: Ir a 0n0 404 CA _________ Flh~ 3" 4W or 317 7429 • rt 1 W J ' GE 2 Of. Refrigerator. good con dMOM. $100 $08 And Chair. good - 10 - sanfOrd3r7o S) i G)JJ 0 CL - PINEY WOODS BARN Y• buy furntur,an,n-ic Soil for cl IS pct ConsIgnment. Free pickups Auction Saturday at I It w - Upright D"q Frostier High wheel lawn rno*ef MUST SELL Ph _ H WC JF` Central hisolersissith 10921, oil lank, P. C LW :. SPY. :-- 44h r;AATTOBSI 07F P117 HE KILL— ' VP 06 2 -1 ar WHO IS toft 11 V to a M a6 l MOM c!free IL Abr IL at RARS in fit CrAic 0 6 Owes Sanford Ett-ctric C".0any 2522 Park Drive,3" 150 0 7 C) Of 0 Is i I if 1C al; Et A.- Complet e A,totiotIv,Service KERNS TRANSVIShON SERVICE Fret &cy E x zr .4 - C OB Ii Is. I, so 0 list Vkk up. delivery & folivismil; in I 0 The onto to "Whot to old Car Sell ii *,th doa with mir cijiss,iic~o q 7 CL 2 1-0 CL 4C IM 171 7 Cn -k -lop 0 E as Jim Via r - % 01.1' it im V4 C OA - lit TOWER'S BEAUTY 903M1 71 0 SALON 1% W 1.0 c: 0C4 S71 S)E Pui 377 06 1111 flat t" LA C "d I" Serve a L44NI iiiiii; PWPC" "#if$ Whit YOU W1 them Fr 4 Classified ad from the .. ~t 13 IF CLS 'E cc 0 4 3? ')CA'f delay I Jvtf dial 322 7611 or 1JI 911111 To place frour low cost AL 2 46 C 12 lit C"n and add jobs Cali 931 1 P4 tL '14 VINCEfYT'SCARPENIRY Irster;or Trim r vitom - < 2 _~ - . ;_ & L Lp b. 0 fot - E 92 C Imp C - ______________ carpentry, Rtinodsillsisqi. A Custom Work Free Estimate _F~ cm =< TODSCARPFMTRY ;F t2 z 04 somp u— C4 1 CL 0 US CIL Oil 06 - - Lo* classiti pd am nigh In CWIft IPIII met. read and Use - - - -11 wif Isis I. on O"iW. 1111 cwm lhwwo andonywIM&CISMAisoclAd IC E M Cx Sit fast Cn C% Call C4 U'0102 0 LI Cn. Sam - i -- -- -- -- -- IN —0 CA an - e lJ oil - * . ' wl* hIflOflCy hlp with -5 , . _____________ .. .-L--:'. :f.- -_f - . .1 -- - .' -- -- _--- - -. a -- sigh. - s#r, n t' lea'st st rane ..1.. 7A Editorial comment . .4A . tv .. _____ -- .g-s-s - - .3A ..............7A -•- - at 'ünum penalty of twc yea rn estimate the degree of es for M1 denknUon and peon and a $10,000 fIne. reno vation or expanzion which by enf orcement peonneI he •_-L- . eLT . be Stunt but 22 didn't thow OO people Caine to Watch the radio sUon annnced the tak, the oranizaLj said. _ L . - �6C—The Sanford Herald The Hop; s o 1 _: g ~~ jj cl! 0 SO For Sale * Sanford at C0 de( Im P11 oni J • ' / / / , 1• 0 :_-aLt / / iArl Sir . ba U. SE IS II SADDLE EQUIPMENT-bOOTS Western Wear. Siwi at the Did Corral Western Shop. Il W2. 1 mile S at D.Sary. - - C' - For S.al-Ok cases. large a small, light & dark, $15 e Ciii 323 340 from S to S . w P Al trade • . ______ - • ' : . : .. .- - '• .- - . a :a > . . . -. l r- P%60 T ( NLJ3ft.$A—! WER E Nr ll . ) - 11t6hz 0 - i1ir1 CAL VAN liED Utility Shed 10z7, in carton, never UWL Monogram Us, central heater with 10 gal Diltank. $50 It in law" mower with tag, kv HP Briggs & Stratton motor. 130- Round swivel wood Call" I8bf#- perfect. $20 Ph 6716017 I- • S r Electric Hospital bed, 2 trios will 1411 or rent. Call 312 _. . , -. KEI , fiZ4 2 52 11) g ' - • * -. - - - WILSON MAtER FURNITURE buy sell 311-31$E.lrst51 3325122 RECORD ACALL Ph0fleW%weflngmacnc 0 0-0 ;AuctloneeringService . COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Iwy. s•II. co.nçn. appeas.. og icII lain Out of anyThing of valve 1100 French Ave Z3)-13.00 Sanford,FL. )33!431 - it 12 cul PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TVs. Mieg. New and used turnitiwe and appIincei PIu% ip.ciil sales 1*11th mi '(V Ac 1. C 2 In Auction * Cr C, si Miscellaneous J., i.I tSCU z O - LW I't I -hip -, ii - Upright Deep Ft"jer High wheel town mowel. MUST SELL Ph PINEY WOODS RARN We buy Ivenftur, and mISc Sell for . 2$ PC?. Consignment Fri@ PIC$tulfl AuctiOf' Saturday 7 p m . 54_1tor3 T12 2270 at SI r .. I. • - -. A o 0) • 311 Household Goods Lovely new floral lined drapsres. lvii length, 2 pairs. Call 332 3We • . Magic c'. Dottie oven stove. Th avocado Preen, used 4 rnos • GE 2 or. R eli to,, good con Ira dillon. $100 and chair, 9d coo dft Ion. $toO Air conditioner $500 do BTU. $00 Large dryer, Norge. ISO No Ph 322443 or 322 71$ I -. - cr [L(i am . -. 40 I gin . Ida -'1w .-. ;;•ria E I - 4 is 40 gl -4 . lid .= sv 0 . *. [Ia q THE PEAPCj.4jF HE K:LL— g . Pill to Eli[ i ' s 0PLIZ1I1PML S LCLU OMAMSE" -i I C Tj 10 2 W 0 Ila rIATT..ss i -. 2 0 W5i c .- - - j:ç CL - Cr ii Ca * fig s' Sri If Mj ! ?1;4. *. w ...p, 4 03 C Directory oTi ., M Air -11-in a S For frseelfimales, call Carl - Applances Coy J *(Ø a '4 / '4 H - - - - - i'. - .•• F jj - • 00 ' ffl 3 1 : ul h 400 0) 23 I-re L C\1 CL is sBe uu - 1 1 1 C CC C tic? Lm • -. - - I II IIti . IO i9 t : AN . .'• ___ -.... . _. .• Art 1 T' ILI oftw P1 ri Le . t - 0 in - - 4i L CL - - co 6 '- CL w:t 0 0 - j(Q wE—? h. 900 ex:r !:.I -Y Z.S~ J~ t' IF? a k • CL . 1 8 - : . .021 \_, . ' om . ; L 10 . BuldozMg; ... 0 . .aftev3p..m. --.----------- - f - .- . :3 I I BULLDOZER WORK lerng lots our Specialty, 323-1731 Dont,.es CL 0 Cq zy \M to "What TOWER SBEAtITY SALON (fofinefly Macrusts SWuly Noolj Sit E.Pi*,3n9e2. ones P .ig1iic ,-. Service Bautws / Ii1 r.g..g H= 44 -X0 9 C d, U C) CD U KENKERNSGARAGE CorrpleteAv$oitoliv, KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE A.Io. Stand, &C1utthSp,c4ahsts Fr"Pick up. dofvery&vo.ing in Sam Co with malo,wo,k 11115 Son" A -,.,3223u3 The f'ns*er to oo with your ofd Car' 5,41 it with • Ctat%hq-d - • - Avtoaev.krv1c. ( 2: , IS22 Park Drive. 3721%2 ç ' 2" I Cot SEARS r$Onfo,d.3V. Full liniGEAppliances Sa anv pop a- Mill cu!o !' fit - .rdr.l Heat & Air Condtt1onSng. Ha q' iii C 3D -3 0) RIA 47 I ---- - - I I - ' - •, - - - '. ' Serve auseful iiiiiii Fri N A1ILJ 131 "93 To place Mw few cW want ad C: C in 4 at T000SCARPENTRY iP Cr CL T!I W - - Li ON ( Custom Waft Free EStintati, LIdce32300l I!_w:z_1I VINCENT SCAIPIMTRY tc* ,n co'. i.gh in fflQiP5 liii S Classified ads "fesd enct Use . - 'I -0 • . - . -. - - 5 4 I— _______ I I . -• • -I— - --I.-. ---- -'--:-- - L. : . ': - --: • - ) - CD cr 00 liul _ik Custom (D - uj 1-' 4. "' . ' ' '•'l - at 44' S t1 Will 4kow. W5, OF C11111114101 TWM"Y &$imday3237fl1. jjj1m Q5I4D"WV4I will tell tail w s, 'ma Clasiled Ad Ciii rsVW IC' "ii1f ' I :1 L 1 F 1W ev - Ir b - 0 1 T :11 Eta -• IL - -- - -- - - -fl- - •': - - wIth money. help hiri at least tth - - - -- - - -- ------.---- - -. r----, -- - - -- z -- iih rr-rn- -- - br. Crane ----------lÀ Editorial comment -----IA - . ---- - -- - .-- - - I -. - irnn ui penalty of two eari in estimate the degree of salaries for jail denttntion and prison and a $10,000 fine, renovation or expansion which law enforcement peramei be - Stocks 3A iv --------------lÀ . ' ____ MIN -- - .• .• •' - - - -----.---- - --- .. - . Streak - - the stunt but 22 didn't show OO people eame to watch the radio ithUo ntIoud the the oraciisatk,n said. i.. •_ - •_------•.-.._j - 5---- - �- - -;-- - -i •-. t-; - • - 2: -. - - 6C—ThoS8niordHerald The Her $ SO ig f ---- _ --- -j------- - --- - -. - - ____ - - - - CA 1 CL ico %Z I Sanford Auction * 1U1ftj (D !J CD :3 I P r PULLIC AUCTION EVERY C41 dell MONDAY NIGHT. Anliqws. TV%. WO Wscellpram. New and used P11 urfllIUte and appliIiin cts. PIvi Cr & 0 — 1 __j L 0 I — CD 91) it . . i om i I- D' . 4 I a ple .iI -tf CD tin cons n swia' Sao" out of anything !ó _________________ SADDLE EQUIPMENT-bOOTS SE it - WILSON AAAIER FURNITURE buy WI trade 311-3'SE FlrttSt, Ifl-U 1"4622 RECORDACALL I- j R 2; iiflb It -- Win IM French Avg. Wellem Wear. save Of the Old Carrel Western Shop, 1192. 1 Milo ..10a - - - 01 d — • US lad cob I COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE ty, C) 'P.0) CV) f.8 ad ' 19 m - — M. 2. O CL -' ' jj* U) 1 — 0 2 :2 go AuctIoneering Services • 0) OD 03 TA _to (D ..2. 3 II )J ipcLiaIntw.tthadil. -=---- Am Miscellaneous F * (I) log .—• - C C. ___ CD l) !4 T - A -- - 0 rr'-'-' IeIe?-ssI. - &h IflIIU - -------------------V 1) -a - E lectr ic Hotpi?ai bid, 2 met old, will sell or rent, Call 322 65)6. 0 C5~_LVANIZEO Utility Shed l0al. if, cart1n, rifter used Monogram central h ratilf with 10 gal oil lank, SW 11 in town M-Ower Vvilh bag, 4) AM SW Round swivtl wood table. Perfect. 930, Ph. 6716017 I IF, lowr "lower. MUST SELL. Ph Wilt buy furniture and milic Sell for ?S pci Consignment Free i. - ' an or M LM I PINEY WOODS &ARN P g 17, Household Goods sl full length. I pairs. Call 322 NMI. — avocado green, vWd A mot, t=. GE 2 dio r, Refrigeraor, —_áIIkJ_ - _g (0 1 LOLUJ(OMAMBE,. Ct) W I N 03 9 a C condition. S100. Air conditioner OW 114 a -' C) THE PEAD C4IEF 5P': P IP HE KILL— OA 1' Fit clam CL it, EE —CD tax 98 too 0)z S—i— 5— ) . U) ° C -. ' 'EC! 2- • CD Bu~ • U) C'O Z; 03 !m 0 tg v, 1360 1. 4) z~ U5 0 L,J r -S 0 • C) W I—i >' M — CD - w .C. C 6, E 12 ; 212 9 oO2 '- I- n - C :3 E , Cost - CO ADirectoryofi " r- °-a 01 md -' aCO:1 CLE L: C.1raI H~ 1i AirC1tlon. For froo tolmoles. UU Carl H&rr#L it SEARS In Sin$o'd. 322. 0 IV Co Appiinces - FuItIn.GEApptiaflCtt CO C1 I' "ii C) - >a QI)g g W W > CD (I) - WE —7 WHO IS 0 Ia . U a) '0 Qt 0 1 In 0. 0 :3 N - Sanford El.crcCa.'1pany I — M lN Val - 11,1 0, - -- lS2l Pan Oc eve. 323*542 Avto.otie Service — KEN KERNS GARAGE complete Av$ono$ivskrvlco KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE p J I Auto., Stand. & CIukIl S.ctahts FN pick up. d&*vot'V & ICwWV in Sam Co with major wrk fl!l$JantojdAv..,3fl.344.2 The answer ?O "What ?odOwfth OW Car Sill It *th a Classified --- I ---- -- --• ---- - 3 - CL S - 8"Ity CM - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Qo.m.cty, - Hairlotti Buty N No 51 E pine. 323 $742 - U CD C) -- - 5----- ,j BULLDOZER WORK ;i..rg lots our Sp.claI?. 323-1731 H "Don't lredst" Soc vi lAityl Wtttfl yOu till thm trpo c ll od *4 from the with 5jn10rd Hi-raid Call today! Dont delay lust dial 3223411 or 131 Ot3 To place your lo* cost - - -- -— a again go r • - u W ='O Co (1 Una wanted N -- : ' ; 1? ,eLAry and add low Coil 131 IV" C CusO'fl work Ff10 8W fI I - EmitP C O 11 & E w HId a 6. 3 cc C ail gx 313 ' 1< (D Cl) ,ikIitL Ih'FI clillIRd idi.. rood ODd vi, LOW in cost, high in I 00 0, AC*1ON CWJI![i.p44L -$ J$nda$or.W5CThUfl4! - - - . . -- iPit'EqvlpmocitwflJs11UasI dM$y*ilPhAOMWiidAd 322 2611 or 131 W2. Call I - 'p •.- - - - . H1 ____ •1, (I) Cq - Ch .r .1. a All r- Lo . - ' 01 10 tO g U SI -' Jo 4f, ' .r_. LL to 0L. cç,.. I i In , 1 E to 22 -- l — VINCENT'S '°PfNtR Cirpenify. NO tcb too cmail J!IIA I!1 W. E 1]T7 Iro I 0 ' Licintid BO4Yo 223 OOtt (I - _ ON CL a * IF -- with tiicrney, hdp him at least sIth a stti tr. Crane ----------- IA Edlicrial comment 4A Stocks 3A tv ----- -------- ---- lÀ S tznum penhit) of two - - - - ..-------------- )eata in estimate the degree of salaries for jail dententic,n and prison and a 110.000 line. renovation or expansion which law enforcement personnel be tth-*k -— thi e ltuntbutfljftdn'tjhow --; ri*dio organtzatbn said itatbo announced the ' �6C—The Sa nford He rald — 0916 The Her '12-1 1. 1 U) 1.8 or so For 0 5 Ill Sri miscollaft"Us Sale i ILI 916 a, alloot & (7) g 0 — 3 C C11) E R 01 1"Ift J9 0 C4 6 0 C) Sanford Auction cv, NDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TVs. Miscellaneous. Now and used twrnilvre and appli#ncn Plus 0" wo Pit AuctloneerIng Service* . S - 906 - - Corral Weiern Shop. 1712. I mile S at De8aiy. II fl .11 — 51121. 20 323 1460 from 9 to S z ~ 414.r106 buy Sell troadis, RECORD CALL 190 .'D KE Aer rg r" - ;< 3 ( p1 (D -kenlr*.S25.,1 Pm 12)1134 Hospital bed, 7 will Sill cr from 14 - Old. rent. Call 332 4535. ,. O rn -. GALVANIZED Utility Shed . carton. never used. MonoOram central helttr with 10 gat oil tank. ISO It inr lawn mower wi th bolog, ° cz*sai 1:20 a --yCL 9L 0 i - !!!"" I_ J4' _Vd T A in San I 9) . r 810 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE -- —--- '- For Sale-Book cas.i. large & small, ligh" J. dark, III to Ciii e (1) s i— .JJi1hIk DO CY Co i— Sit ba is SE T-1- 31 2 0 SA.ODLEEOUIkMENT—bC)oOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old 3II31SEFiritSt C) f 0:1111,11, 5 In ilators out of special anything valve 1700 French Avg 0 PEON C id 9) C) A COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE %.y. sill. conslqn. appeal". V C g I C) ('11 w. -& 44 0 - 0.) . h OC)tO' 8 — a -- OR 0 tO A '. HP 11rim&Str.Hon mntor. RIMw l~l 77 , / N -- Ht LLL ble. 131) ROund Swivel wood cooff" ta 3< i U° lk*n moolooloortir MUST SELL Ph \ PINEY WOODS BARN pickupt AtXtiOn Saturday at 7 ç m Sanford 322 2271' - - LOv*Iy new floral lined draperin, full I@Mlh. 2palrs Call 372SOa. g Magic Chi4 Double oven Stove. T avocado pen. used I m, 1.200 trot GE 2 dr. RefrWatot. ocod con dItlon$tOOS.cIa and chair, good 0 di conditIon. 1100 Alt gdq BTU, UCO. Large dr yer, Nor, 150 Ph 3 - !L—_- -n - 0 - Household Goods $1 $ - ---- — V & 3 i P wmi.c,nLnmo3 ._. IIMP5 r_. 'S IF clam -5 * "S CL (*ATTRISS loci ;: XI tooll $93 Kim. I A ew CCOf - 1 F LJ - - F 16 8 9127 lb re 140 02 CL 0 i(A 13,10 'e a) ve a 4114 0 -+- I- A Directory of :. I #I 1t Air iedihobi Central 140 A Ak Condificeniong. For free iisimaln. call Carl Co Harthi.aI SEARS InSsMoid.$fl- . p - I -- - - - . . : .:::: • - - A.- - - . -. -- - - -• - - - —;-- . :. ur- p• SALON - - P A. / wti I I..,, .twirq lots ow itteciti ttr. 333 031 - 1' - S - Op 01 •1 -. - - "Don't nerdst Serve a useful w prpagn wt.in you sell Uwm F wth a ClaSSified ad from th Snfor0 Sa nford Herald Call u$ t oday , Doni 011ayt Just dial 3332511 or To place your, low -.• - . 131 "1 .;T I - - - lI!lS11tAV*Lfl231A7 The answer to ""at to 00 with your aid Ca' Sil It with a Classif ied H ro JI KERNS TRANSMISSIONSERVICE All s.w Be Chtd specialists sr., pica up. detivery & tow9.O l Sen, Co with major work j cc 4A - CcvnplileAutomoliv, Service YO%IBEAUTY U'C • 0ft1I1iflj'r!J41ili$!ft,: — KEN KERNS GARAGE $ 2EE2 : 2773 Pert Drive, 322 1143 Auto -j tiI IiJIhl4t'iø bil. • 'a - I, C :: - AutoaotIve Service La 0 in. — I •• ' CO - - I,, - Appces Full I.n GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company : -- '! -' O C.) Cl) Cl) cc i--1 CL : I., I - --•-.- Co a, 64 10 .tT _4P LJKOMAM3E,.. A CHIEFS 5Fy HE KILL- (. jW D) CL 0 El II 1W N 212441 or 327 7129 ILItI&CUZA - Ii C) CID - - .-- — -- - - - - - -- - S - 1!4;Ji 11II cost ov"t ad Wpnfry -# - ionrs c.upriTP1 WJ : - t- or --- -- - -J ____ -- -t. IV 0 NTRY III of ToI. Carpentry 110 otj too SrriIl 32) - - Low in Coll. h;0 4' rewl$$ tPtii 5 ctaiitpd ads road a nd use -------------.-.----- - - '- - ----=----" t- - - j 14 -- 2. -.-..--- :------.-.---- -- - ;-=-;..-U) ' • - - LtI 41JL)1 - ;- —-- __- -- Thcoik cbuijcs SWOPAOL kiln do.lorI1loUdThut1daP - &rvintlI Ui 7921. lpmant will "if last ondHsy*ithICtaSVS*dAd Catl all - in I - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - —' >1 Id ------------- _I 32226ii or 831-9993 -- 77 if - - I - I - - - wit iie, hè1 him at least th a . . - Dr. Crane----------- its ..4A Editorial comment - - stocks - ------------3A tv ---------------- 7A - - 'tmunl pertafly ot two years in estimate- the degree of salaries for jail dentention and prison and a $10,000 fine. renovation or expansion which Low enforcement personnel be ! 10 the didn"I iMWPlc came k watch the radio station announced the streak, the Organization said. I00 • stunt but 12 �.. . mom ,. . . - 6C—The Sanford Herald ... The Her Mi la neous Ftocre Sl ale so 2 r -I 7 7hn it c ut Sanford Auction it PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY (0 tie* i s TVs. *a MONDAY NIGHT Arilque, Miscellaneous. New and used turnifute and applifinces Plus special sales (watch ads) 0 4C • 1. - to ii - . In %a W) S0 a .C — r - c ~0 Ev V1 CL 91 0.. C 51 It it ________________________________________________________________________________ 0 For Salt-Book cases. large faliz; IM WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 3113 11 E. First St un ME T A CA RECORDACALI - rn t. 1134 -ke new, s2sC Pr. c:e(llrc,ro CL U F' lial tit 4 0C ()0 1111111111611, 02 SADDLE EQUIPMENT-bOOTS Wesitm Wear, Save &I the Old Corral Western Shop. 17 fl I mite =---- e 07 French fln sAvern?L3I 'an I 2 0 on COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE valut . - 00 -- - :_- -- ;inoso. wi __ p 2EAET GALVANIZED Utility Shod 100. in in 550 It n Lawn mOwn with boo, HP Siit I Stratton motor . 31,0 Up ngh'DWee:n QLJ ( H igh wheel town owtir MUST SELL Ph PINEY WOODS &ARM We buy furn iture and misc Sill for 25 Pd Consignment Free r - 0 t. _ L u-i I b -' 0.. • a rr1I.uA%i - 0k.Cr — I - G. "IC Chet Double - - STU.$l00 Large dryei' Norge, $SO Ph. 1"4045 of 3" 7429 - Ifli do - (D ca ) C) NC PIN 110 Mr ---' . 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Neither man would estimate the degree of renovatiin or expansion which prisoners, listed nine staffing recommendations. Sewell and Jones urged that salaries for Jail dent.entAon and law enforcement personnel be �6C-The Sanford Herald The Her, JP11l9 *11111110114111 1 — PC 1OH L 'z' Wosod.q 66Z e$d_ 10 91 MPJOO 9"012 * ni . ' 1" qouo'.JJno Wi sadv çoei.g Miscellaneous For Sale *Sanford Auction iufl ee 691. J.pIoq odv SO QO 11maq 40440 111141 dn gj . ____ . .. ' • e6poi '9 edO,J 0181001 . .. 1u43 pIJSAOO 9101011040 ____ PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY ct IN MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TVs. Miscellaneous. New and used P. furrilture and appliances Plus 10 4Auctioneering Service. ' COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE A.jL t;,).AI4uoAuuoS epvr In special win out of anythinig 3 value INC French Avg Santodrta333J43a B0 SADCtEFQUIPMFNT—bOOTS U estern Wear. Save of the Old Corral Western Shop. 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N In c 366IC 11 366 66 4-10 -- IIi.&fj A Directory OT Ak C$.i,g Ci'i I Ar For free , is Can c ' SEARS san. 3n - telecast on TV, Channel 2 February 24 ' I ' Ca 11000611 , Serve a — ,_.) ia i p. \ / But-and it is a large but-performers who have built a reputation through a balanced Country music (or any kind of music) program should not now take the attitude that their fans should be happy to take whatever that performer SeeS fit to dole out. \ I No one is saying that a performer cannot change his style, songs, material, basic philosophy or any other aspect of his professional of private life In any manner he or she sees fit--because of course they can. But the point is that the audience has to be respected too, and not treated as a bunch of ignorant, godless slobs fortunate enough to be In the presence of the performer. Years later, we, the public, through the help of a multi-million dollar "Circus" put on by the cotry un music promoters, are condemned to watch and listen to some of the weekly doses of country music on Many of the more recent Country records have a stifling thunder of voices and a distrac The "Sound" is not all that has changed in country music. The attitude of many of these performers who used to jump at the chance to sign an autograph ph or pose for a snapshot, don't seem to want to be "bothered" with the public anymore. The feeling that I have, and the feelings of others I have talked with after attending a country concert is that some perfomers consider the audience as a blanket of faceless seat warmers who happen to be lucky enough to be there to see and hear them perform. Maybe I'm wrong, but the past few Johnny Cash performances have struck me that way-. that Johnny has somehow, lost touch with the people, and decided that preaching is better than performing. Performers having this attitude, should stop thinking of the public as a herd of ticket holders. It's time they returned to the people. I will continue listening and enjoying some country material, ply for Its own merit as a song. However, for me, since country music has changed to Nashville Music the warmth is gone. ft's just another Big Some country performers have become such "Giants" that their own shadows obstruct their view, and keep them from seeing the public. The people who buy their records and tickets for p -. girl's inother fight to the big time never If"urner s 3 nh proising us U rose'(1UIfl .- - -. . - (flop slur If orne illuini the (lemon J - akers strug,gle 1 - ... ....... a — Litany of the Saints and the 51rd Psalm, wi- crc he splashed holy water over the possessed and ordered the evil spirits to flee and not return again. Strangely, Father Gesland's most convincing struggle with demons involved two 13-year-old girls - about a year older than the preteen-ager played by Linda Blair in the film, which has not vet been shown in France. ..This child was at a difficult age. puberty, and you draw what conclusions you want from that," the priest said, "but there were reports from many people that there were many strange things about her. First, she brusquely changed from a normal child to one who insulted everyone —teacherg, relatives, friends — with incredibly filthy language. When she walked in front of lamps, the lights would go out. When she sat in rooms, things fell from the mantle or a table. 'We decided exorcism was in order. I did three sessions that lasted two to three hours each. I used a rather long, official Latin prayer that asks the evil spirit to flume itself and say why it is in the person. I ordered it to give a sign it will leave and won't come hack. "As I said the prayers the child who had been rolling on the floor of the church appeared to calm down. But there was a terrible battle after a while. When I showed my pectoral cross, she hurled against the floor and kicked me. But finiiIv *hni r4otyii rli,1 rim-,..., I I. "Later when her parents were leaving the church, the child opened her mouth and a miraculous medal fell out. We had been with her every second. She could not have placed it in her mouth. Now, a year later, she is much tx'ttcr." The other 13-year-old spoke Italian and German when she was possessed even though she did not know either language, Father Gesland said. lie said that she, too, was freed of demons through exorcism. "These are very special, unusual cases," he said, "Most people who come to see me, I try to talk to. give them 15 minutes of my time and see if I can't calm them down. It's quite sad when you have a person who insists on a solemn exorcism and you tell them that's not possible. "I know that they're not possessed by any devils, but they are sure that's the reason lift' isn't going their way. I tell them take a walk, improve your diet, get along better with your family. The devil is not hiding behind every rose bush, you know." s._ 'UI A ILl tJ: Sansoni Blat,', will re-write the ending beeause it 11i(i -. - '-- scent the I (let'tl 1- .. VINCENTSCARPENVRY i nte ri or Irr' Pr'Ci,r, Cvtrnc i- viern free 4 HOLLYWOOD. Calif.— NEA —There was a combination press reception and birthday party for Linda Blair, the little girl who stars In "The Exorcist". It offered a chance to ask William Peter Uhatty, who wrote the book and W screenplay, a question which has been troubling me. The plctw-e makes such an Impact on those who see It that many have been worying whether It might not spark an epidemic of "possessions" by Impressionable people In th e audience, Bill BlaUy admitted the possibility but said be Isn't particularly worried about IL "There may be a rash of such things for while," he NYE. "as there was when the book first came out. Built will be a transitory thing. Anyone who goes into the theater healthy will come out healthy. Some neurotics may find a torso for their nueroses. That's all." Miss Blair was bubUg like any 1$-year-old when she cut her birthday cake—which was, as you might expect from the Hollywood mentality, a Devil's Food cake. A lest days later when she was given the Golden Globes Award as lop dramatic supporting actress, the bubbles turned to tears, to Sqiuis/i rumors author Ra Ste, ens, -.:i.4 Ui o timat. ..•.. . ' - — Lynn An(Ierson liii evil' in us all fr As Father Karras and the possessed andaddillbs.Caill3l 114 ( their shows are the people who have eI ated them to where they are In the music nusiness l'AIUS AP --- The exorcist has office hours. And a beige waiting room, and a carpeted consultation nook, and a pretty good-working relationship with the devil. Encased in glass and steel and two floors down from the headquarters of the archbishop of Paris, Francois Cardinal Marty is a once•a-week world of talk of spells and demons. The "possessed" begin lining up at B a.m. on Wednesdays waiting for the Rev. Uenri Gesland, rA;, to arrive for work at the antiseptically modern building of the Paris Roman Catholic archdiocese. A small, gnomish man with a white rim of beard along his chin, Father Gesland slips behind his chair and begins a day of listening. He is the Church's official exorcist for the Paris region, but as far as he is concerned the devil is a rare visitor. "Since my appointment in 1968, I've had more than 3,000 consultations," the priest said. "There have been four cases of what I believe to be demonic possession." In a normal day of devilchasing, the Father Gesland sees up to 25 visitors who wait patiently for their turn. Recently, with French newspapers reporting on America's interest in the film "The Exorcist", Father Gesland's waiting lines have grown. "It's pretty much the same thing," Father Gesland explains. 'I let them talk. And I listen. A large proportion of my visitors think someone has placed a spell on them.... "I give practical advise in most of the cases. 'are you eating enough?' I might ask. And then I might suggest that they see a general practitioner or even a psychiatrist." Father Gesland has no special training for the exorcist's job, but after returning from 30 years in Ceylon as a missionary, he assisted another priest in helping a woman who thought she was afflicted by devils. When the exorcist in charge resigned, the diocese called on Father Gesland. "The choice," according to the Rev. Roger Meulilet of the diocesan headquarters, "was dictated by Father Gesland's personality, more than any other factor. He is an understanding man, a patient man, who can listen and calm people." fliit (nr n1l — wv p1 iVI s VA' prc3:-ion for jokers that he sees, there have been the four cases where he did recite the - Cn T000SCA QPEHTPY r, There 's a little Now Now don't get me wrong-I'm not criticizing or any performer who accepts the message of Christ, and who feels sincerely that he must share his new-found wisdom with the audience. More power to hit, and thank God for him. Back in those days the performers of country music were more than happy to sign an autogriph or pose for a snapshot. In fact, they were deliriously elated by the request. w'Th • ciftiffillid ad from the Sanford Herald Call us today , Doni delay! Just dial 322 211 or 431 "t) To pace yr s cost went ad •. ' . be well, now we get Johnny Cash the evangelist. ( I'm a member of the forgotten majority who have been forgotten by the "performing minority", that is, the performers, the ad agencies and press agents who tell us what we like so well, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Ifocvn.vly Kinflilt's Banvty N2 Sit EP'AL3225742 p to In the case of Johnny Cash, who we will watch Feb. 23, the man we used to love for his pre-Kris Krlsto(ferson hangovers, for his King of the Road songs telling truthfully about his life.- / Country Music, I have noticed many changes.some good and some not so good. There are some people who would say that country music has grown. I have to disagree i think it has merely changed. ting rumble of Instruments The singers voice as often smothered by the cacophony. It's called The Nashville Sound" BULLDOZER WORK : r Ing 101111 Ou r Specialty. 3221731 after ) pin. used today, but you could never tell f early country music times only a few instrumenis were used to supply Sparse ac' companiment and remained behind the singers voices and Instruments were added to these arrangements. By 1970 most of the country e half the musicians and singers in Nashville were in attendance, -. ,4 Illustration By FRANK ARL ST.PIERRE Tennessee Three, Carl Perkins, Tanya Tucker ' .______________________ it Appearing with Cash will be 'June Carter Cash. Tommy Cash, Mother Maybelle and The Carter Family, Loretta Lynn, Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys, The Statler Brothers, The After we watched and listened we were told how much we enjoyed it. And after being told this often enough many of us started to believe it. 2$22 Park Drive.1122 ISQ Ie •;'4-c . .c.,,_____ ...i...••, I - KEN KERNS GARAGE Complete Automotive Service XLtRINS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Ado. Stand. I Clutch $Ct$ I I lO*If'Q in Set" Co with major work. Ave., 322-Zan2 Ill! SSe e anorto"Wh at tOdQw Ith vou Thold Car Sell it with if Classified —- . ipIances A0001. what Not so long ago. I can remember, Country music was a squeeky fiddle and a yapping banjo and somebody singing through their nose, Something just to be "tolerated" by the "Music World." but loved by the people. . Full hn,GE Applililmn The second 90-minute Saturday Night special Johnny Cash's Music Country" will be During the many years that I have followed I I ain't adn Larry Gatlin. 3 ISJ! - S ..It 3bb $iio 'oo '7U Ki"I &wos an ill Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974-30 Exorcism 'Country '. , _ 1 1 366*- Lely lai lined drari. full length, 2 atr's Call n soi' -iiit The _Sanford Herald SpeakinLi out C) 366 Household Goods P' Sunday. Feb 241974 366 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 25 Oct. Consignment. Free ctvps Auction Saturday at ; p m SacorJ 3222Y0 .'T •.. . ,.z._ 39L —, — — — .-' - . '-I 11111mill Am — W— - willinii1t.- - - GALVANIZED Willy 10*7, carton, never used. central healer with legal o4if fink. It Uwn mower with S."in 3 HP Brtggs I Stratton motor,. 130 Round swivel wood coffee table, perfect. 130 ph. Itill.601y - L# < .Lle6ric HOtgli*I bed, I mos old. will sell or re CIII 322 £536 141 • ': . 69 ioi oqiotoi 98 puv soijud JO i043UflW pU3O3 1UOJO Otlj fro e Upright Deep Freezer High ohirel lawn mower MUST SEI.L Ph - 40" DES ____ to S- AIrin9 mach 8uva vei ieq Apue OilS 301 o )3Sd.j jq3ew uX - ____________ .. * WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311311 E. First $I RECORD A CALL . Aqqo ° e,dj oaios oow swnqe oeiei & srnaH,lgP,t&d..,$75,.a Cal '° *66 VU For Sale—Book cases. large 723 3"0 front %& OflOdy $ai.Of OOiOQ - - .,. - For urn, everything is heauit:fui lriump/w(l TcYE UP �—— 4 _________________________ ---- ___J.—',-----'__'__---'_••-••__ -= - =------=- - - ___I_i _________________________________________ 6C— The Sanford Herald 'aq The He, SO Miscellaneous For Sal. ifilleatutesto 66L T_.^0411 J01 MPJC* MO 0111011,10 owl _6raZ .t SI dL A jr 1.t Ls - ssuiqopJsAoD it COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE a)S$O3Gt1 t:v.g 'A1 3 ju In iewAq, AJG$Jnu 001 OOdy IRuor e8JOQ u, r u1c UwtoH qqog ii3 iuy I I7jjI ozis __________ JO J04 3UflW IlCI3O3 WOJD 0(11 9L oi .sno L *66 t'61 jo ovd L 3OW U X JOj I '00 'Re I s,dj OOJO;B OJOW - swnqe oejes q;nu Aqv9 saeCU9JoflnO sinuuad SJOU9ld - zo- . —The 'dcr 'leraiC 66 , __ c &ewe arou" amw raft 66 aft 3 366- S 066 Watz I L=a yve we Out, man Ok ship's rr i½ian 'B - d .nz 66 . 66 8 i' '." -' she brille-Irs. dip gamilefe ic k takes a - - , '-., - -c ic it , ç cta -. -- -' - I b. make ty the _______________ AS 5$, - orm aa xj _____ ____ IACWS Pth Afrs 90 a*e heact. i4°:oCh) reaRy ummeumo*e dm arnamenW Asid noI 0%hirlig alwarde and SiM 41 adouirstigin 1W dw :liWW* Ws our speclaffy. W4731 @114!!,] vin. Much at bw am Ide to People from In* Sanford Herald Cali vi icday# Don't dTlay Just dial 322 31 1 v 8319") To Place your, Ww cog sad 10 b* each *&W' - she 7 1 AUPIiTV rtha bw 01111g. only the oww itaw is A)looped dboll ^wwded in I=for b:" thebw pow MWAWM dhirts. ..0 um rum IMT on fire. C%Caanibve yews durIng OW Free in U- — __________ _____ \ ___- ' / 31 1 , - - 2-24 *.24a - ST( hi ( - Sanso a- II / - Mavbe those Old Romans more mane). se,,W nI Estomoto sotelit rd try tQ III lftrzk be. rd grab for the Ojew, be. work Lvov in cost, II if-, results that A Y - and there w as a lance. tr ncwnt R J as, NOT *11 lisforwater IC aki yood look 511 SO they hired 31111 exIIII for err Iaving"lam) at a Pcftee at a- At *AllpaPirr. Kral said. and I did. and then notiffced thIl **AM is wn such a ftg is the little ROM41111:11 were demwork wift Bft OvAly. rd be Onstratinig tratic poiI hey on t he CIRCLE THE THINGS YOU MIGHT SEE THIS MONTH A11- wandering Around and head contin ua ll y as he looked very Pretty. Director Jack Starrett told me that these girls weren I I he tile WeArlm man d0II he said. -Now vic PlAer's usual ma wuw-" therr. Krach %aid. porow. ntinR, knn%% Ui hy linme fell -Thr real girls are ugl) Title I Among b"scroea rfifill" was I Lhu* it la ,,.PerMW s"n bt(Orr, Starrett said. un er can't W hadn1PII(`2lIon was clear better watch our girls becafL., they we could go the don't APPO to Marks MWW. 31 east lerriblync(I 1~1111 anythinil al wav "')me went tha: man to Puy iow coned). V* EV VEAL PARMEMN Chlotce of Two Ve" tables, EVERYTHUINSOAY III Sutler and dwnwds f $1*29 $14,29 Jo and Idd bm" aintlau,Nw. z Paste these Special Day Stamps on the proper dates in your calendar. Qfl mar:ha said. 11, we"= in pry 0 fwd boop"k t -1 111111111 90 iB un ft - work rbo corne . Pie- tam - oww c"I"part of be fro, alI ___ ___ MaIvy gakents M""tii"in V,"" Vou set I them Custom one oi wr -- -4_ I iflO 5OW rn life as the v-avy train. This i ne in their Foray into living ht pointed out the gold UTY TeD (fiE—iJ WHO IS I om for the 111111111110y CM - I I sututs, the tiered (0 Earl Carroll, C'Ihfl mlrrof-s He didnt Skeook his e to pxt out (he flU a.a BrMW * 1E5( AU L r"I5 There as a ler the L*1 day , - ____ lud I N. Sbe to LNthI tiU$ =ade her SW drtut a act wb wa1 3 _____ tarn-qe.j Came in - - A0 2-A hal a Rom&r m,q ; f t o '.' Ii : Ront.i n r H It PUed to he r.ne of the (lrsi .a rid slall low Of the grandest the scrne &S we Wwvd He And heart rned Cat 0* M011W4 cc S msj TPwanIa.r$o"WhatWdowrn your old Car Set it *Itti Clat$ilicd Ad, - March has 31 days and the first is on Friday. Fill in all the dates and make your . own special calendar. Be sure to mark the holidays and special days like the birthdays of your family and friends. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday U-M" ale trip Hai eythaer doe-ut Includ e nZ - - • Ls At icau from - - LOLUKOMAMBE... THE PEAD CHIEFS SPY! 212 H9 KILL- wals Martha Raye&s WJLLYWOW a 0 • slated for lGlawl Tramaae Pa "!-!or I r'.Q-. SLic- KEN KERNS GARAGE Canput. Avtoitoliv, Sen Ice KERNSTRANSMIS$ION SERVICE Aut-. • Stand. A Clutch Free p .jp doltvry U.S. terr1or So * p STARS -. 0 )f3.. HaIj'w tn, *sIMt.t.s. call Carl Hef"IL off S2ARS in Sanford. in- comes A JIOWBEAT I( -t ' - brolugli; -- Ap1ancei Tiny Tunio S - YESTERDAY'S 8- This paper belongs to a ertsuiI a Romanesque rub outf? - - d to know, Is this - Directory of - . . me, Sunday Feb 24,1974-1 - r4 ____ ebairs" Of Z _i- EVG - she Andrea Yeager for three true, Of run overIs it then tbry nuwe is 4 tew Bifta, Ccnn OthI. aad ,pt Iee "uthaIILL A rog user. 1kere arm kan beI t __ I gum - "mW"ft mad with 0 classified ad y"-' OH,IM13A7. OMCr A16 A weekly activity paper specially prepared for our younger readers IIC Wtlki UIfld W (5 pouable ilf uskem ukh "y frimd says the hakut Won ' The Ptzdge Family" had I din aal * went • probably won. 10 get off a bw and her Mau 114. 1 He Ovvel wita got awigM in ft &.and a - - A: Cm F ' IV01 Sandra Dee have been ft and am sise' to cliviorced for a loing time. but " were "ndel1W if he's W-J-P" mwrW now. 71wre's a big Q: Seak Ala argienuaL ba Ste bell emm so 5* r". - Harris. the Wy he questua Tbat's just itior of -. 3 - r r!ted fr U tvv . s.ae' A: Wed at idaUag the e mummy. he"PW shealf, ON— Pt 322445 or 322 ti Ag A Hei 74 30 Jo 3 61111on. 1100. $08 orw chair. good condition, $140. Air corvilliorw 01110 STU, $100 Large dryor, Norge, sso itIjT - The Tiny Herald ""am UWAM 7% cmt bl= wtw bas hap.. 366 J0 Mac Chr )otle oven stove. avocado -en. u$1 I mos. OO - licterr hrJPL soof "I-4r wam C" few velle us me full tlormirrily --i Q: We have bm told that a . 'MVnItseaffm -1 Heft Household Goods Lovely now floral lined draperies, length, I Pairs. Cali 3n sm. A.I - — &VL offter amok M. 01111 1111* GE Tbesaw th. 66-* 25 Pct. Consigismont, Free Pickups Auction Saturday at y to r". S4riford 322 7210 k tGrit-InT Allied a frh 19 01 11119" ___ to gkw 3 PINEY WOODS BARN ______________________ E - 4 4 Televjsjon Ansu errnanj 181 =QM 366 lawn mower MUST SELl. Ph 1522 Parit Drive. 3n 362 - Sday. Feb 21 7.9 366Joi Upright Deep Fresier High - - 30 the ility Shod heater with log&14 Oil lank. Ill in town 1`11I with bog. r's HP Briggs 1111, Stratton mollor. WO Round swivel woW Coll" table' Per". S10 Ph4 6116011 I -- 0 01 carton. never 10 US". nogram A - 7 -111 sell or rent call 3" asm -r IJ A CALL '- - - - - - I I .umw Hall 11,41111 tATTR151 ff - da 0 Electric HospItal bed 2 mos old sl - - = - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy $tit trade ZED - vir j 65; s,d oojes 3M from to S RECORD - ON -. For 5al.-oo cows. large small. lloht III dark. 17S to Cell & -4 - - -________________ 1 --F.IT Eytay FaIUAY THCF~E chicken n DumPlins `x1lc"I $16 Wits dealer. 14-11. 001100 Sunday. 322 1171, =Fstfft Equipment will Nil folht andenjorilhaCtassitiI Ca 77 - _ NEW" -vowwr 373a SADDLE EQUIPMENT -bOOTS Ws1,rn Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. I72 fmle s a DeBary. 17) - -•-- 2 - H cents - ifitiou.: 'oAog IWY. 64,111. consign. appeal". special uW out of anything value 1I Fronch Avv. L_ 20 - Auctioneer flg 110 II rb : 4 I 11 I PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TVs. Mimillanews. New and used furniture and appliances Plus Spatial "its (watch M) - Jd ON O'Le * Sanford Auction* . - I I a rt- * I - ----- ------- _ -- - '-• .-- ------- --- -Comics----- Sodety ---------------- 6 owocdpuzzle Dear Abby Dr. Crane ..............7A Editorial comment ----- 4A Sports ..............1-2-3B --------- Sta ----Stocks 3A tv ---------- - lA - - If )vu can't help your Fend lttI nwney, help hlni at least ith a sigh. - .7A 6A ........... SA committee tor wmcn neimer a expanded to pass state pers Lted nine sf1g chalan nor treasurer had comnndations. been named caffles a max- fails. Neither man would Sewell and Jones urged that Imum penalty of two yean In estimate the degree of salaries for Jail dentenon and prism and a 1I0.O 1Ifl. renovation or expansion which law en!tment personnel be Jd pIann to pa In the stunt t fl didn't ihow cold. About 100 peoIII! came to watch the exhibition ter a local dIo station announced the streak, the nrganttatioa said. UP because of the �1 • ____ . --- . ___________________ The Sanford herald Apunenq'uojq The Her So Miscellaneous For Sale 66L 66Z Thi Sanford Auction I onti"UvJd jot 0aa ou*801 1110 691. JOPIOII.di, Si _____ livaimnMo SOd)3BJI. 8 1111 P1W It SdOd 01191001 - M Is . t 91910*040 PUBLIC AUCTIf)N EVERY 4 MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TV%, Miscellaneous. New and used furniture and applilinces. Plus 11)"ial sales Iwalch 1141%). oar JoAuctioneering Service* COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE j$iow L(oB 43,g3 w,ii IIVY. $411. coislqn. (l$$. Of WIciaI M1t out ' anything ca value, 1200 French Aviv, giiq3 AI UO$p saw,r (uuos I '90 'v6L SAODLEEQU1MEHT—bOOTS Wear. Save ;,;ir:: wCorral n from buy 9 sell trade RECORD A CALL Ttl*phon, 8tlg mact,., 'e 1e re'.. 2 3) li 4390 3 ______ ___ ç 6.iino lesig jSJB puv iL131UW U,X o69 Jol z 8Je6uJø11ng 'g q;nAqa 1 sd oee;s 4 g gioqio0oi ;oO puv Bo!$Jd O qj. JO JDI13UflW llPi3O3 luBi 39L &l ino "< a) OVI SflU8ed SiOlUUld ZO-. 4. . -- -' =-li:Ji - 'X I LL.Vi%l kJ . :. -. Sundjy.Feb24. 1974 The Tiny lIer.?,td .iO Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974.-3 * VV * h gg PINEY WOODS BARN The Presidents of t * bufurniture and Wi5 Pci. Consignment. Free pickupu Atlon Saturday at 7 m Santora 3322773 66 * - -- -.. .io Magic Chat OctOIe oven itOy. y green, vied I m. $200 GE 3 or . Refrigerator, good con a dillon. $100. Sata and chair. good lth, $100 Air condttloner 0300 BTU, SICII Large urver. Norge. $30 10, Ph. 322-4613 or In 7429 '% JO 14. 66 * to many of his programs from the Supreme Court. Roosevelt tried to get Congress to allow him to appoint seven additional judges but ,I.rU\ * * Congress refused. In 1940. Roosevelt became the first president to be r I''4" third J - . $ During his third term Roosevelt tried to alert America to the dangers of Adolf Hitler's war activity in Europe. In 1941, Congress passed the * * Lend-lease Act which empowered Roosevelt to send supplies to our allies. On December 7. 1941, Pearl Harbor in Hawaii was attacked by the Japanese navy. The country united behind Roosevelt and the United States entered the war against the axis powers; Germany, Italy and Japan. (continued next week) 366 $9 8 ffO1TE What time is it on each clock ) * he was giving labor too much power. He also laced strong opposition * 366 .c X o.elt met with Increasing criticism from big business who felt - * 66 #' " 1 0 e Roosevelt was re-eiec-ted in 1936 by an electoral vote of 523 to 8 iSflg oy 2 s!aes, Mane and Vermont. During his second term, •..• Lovely new, tioret flI iati. 7 pairs cait rnsn. 16141111P _________________ - o&s% ezs 30 jo 366 Upright Deep Freitzer High abeel Imn nVw*f MUST SELL Ph 327107 '-V. -________________ 1 2—TP*TfrtyPle.ra4 GALVANIZED U1iIiy Shed IOu, in carton. flayer used. Monogram I central hooter with 10gal oil qnk SW, It in 14" mower with bog, 3 HP Vriggs & Stratton motor. 130 Round twivil wood coffee table. perfect. $30 Ph 071 d011 sHouseholdGoods 8u99 4jf7iT J Electric Holpital be-d. 2 mo old, will soil or r. Call in 4$36 I' lajow rn(JVd I1311014 'u,r UVQ UUJIOH Aqqog 1J13 II!uV 66'90 ifs to S in 5622 - -. 90 94 d1 Oeieiseiow ewnqeoeie;s For Salif—Boolt cases. large 111. 32) 1660 teiouj 4flW 'sauiAqi AJBVflU •O01 oiiociy auo o0.so * FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT * * * * o'clocI •6 : _________ . IS. f 11 ..-• 'r8. A Directory of I9 • AfrCad$g ContraI H..* UAfr 0 _ For pWknatei, call Carl c: Hoff Is. at SEARS InSanfsrd.In. . 0 .I. 12 7.1. n\. AppIances Rearrange the lett€ to spell the name 01 each country. o'clocl • to. Full in, E Aepi.an,i Sanford Electric Comp.anp 232 2 Park Drive, 322 1543 I Avto.otive Service J $ ix'i KEN KERNS GARAGE— ARAGE •Avtoetietive Sanic, Corn Complete KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto • Stand. & Clutch 1c4a4*sts Free pick jp, d.liv,VV I. low" in Sam Co wdt, rnalof work IIi$ff4Ava,3fl.3I43 The answer to "What to do with your red Car ' SuP it *lth a Clattiled i V 941. 0"JTV Sansom 96. Bo" cm 7 3a. TOWER'S I1EAUTY SALON (formerly Harrietti Beauty N0001 $1E Pine, 322 147 j 'Li — A IN PIAIOTHE BULLDOZER WORK lMrin) lots our SpecIalty. 323-173! 9 '3. NOGAB - Cl -(flnC E !i___ "Don". needsi" Serve a uliful prpcie again when you $411 them with a Ciiifi,d ad from the 5JII3t Herald Cell ,j rit delay! J$? dial 332 2a)I or TINY TURTLE'S SUPER SECRET MESSAGE 1311W) To place your low coil want ad 8 1 pntry TOOC1'S CAPPEPTRY Spec 4. - and dod Idos. C811 11131 I i ont. carpentry, Remodeling, A4d2' Custom won Free EiIprn.l, — D5ZG TLVH FK YFG [AVEVI XLNVH i - mo )UP! :1 Licensed ftondtd 12300" VINCENT'$CAPPENTRY lne'rf'r Trim. Pint'! ii',, GAHAN - . f- - olor each flag oy ;ing this Color k'i WLDM? f'i I 'V I 7 '1 I WbdL �aa 1 6r,-The Sanford Herald ...'-.. Heil u • . . -. -. .•. . Z ssl 'we - 66 ... * Sanford Auction * PUBLIC AUCTIOP EVERY 4 4 MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TVs. -'a A91 4090 u'e.J m0 ___ 66- _____ TP - PUN' silowti 1"C11 (339 Miscellaneous For Sale dn -. 70*11`1 66 so .. .,-. 'ApunI.nq•u.aq UCØ T. . ____ - 80O6PIVI 'V -. -IdOd 0181001 Ls "Z 1P 'anthth il frrath pJq3pI0AOa Adi 20 cents - -. '- - ,' ' .• ov000qo - - . I Miscellaneous. Now and Used > it * ,~ ~ ; COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE lojow 'sAcoq value 12co French Avg -sanfort. Fla. 4139 tP6L SADDLE EQUIPMENT-bOOTS , 43flW U 001 iliOw l'ti'd I08431n *66 "a oP%o`F"k r...... 5uiva igoin Isien Aoui JnUI810I iafl NO r,oIII 4*90 30 1-1 o68 Jo'z Corral Western Shop. 17 111. 1 mile FA 49 Ir TWA - Irv. For Sale--book caseso large & all. light So dark. 115 va Coill to WILSON h4AIEP rUqt4ITURE buy sell trade I •. - , .., //9 ., C in soin 0 • - w RECORD A CALL -, , Electr : - Hospital b". 2 mos, old ---- J01 ••'-•w•-•,' • central heater with $0 gal oil tank. 150 It In. lawn mower wIth bag, 3', HP Briggs, I Stratton moor , 130 Round swivel wood cotfee table. perfect. 130 Ph, 671-17 - PM, Sanford 3222270 LOYtly new floorat tined draprle, full length. 2 pairs Call 373 SOaC It $31427? a C S (I.AT1.ESS e_ Sift INOS - -.-- - . - The Sanford Herald • - - 'V JoJ 366 TINY'S NICKNAME CROSSWORD LETTERS °' ' 366 J0 366 J0 - Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974-3D Book OUR MAN BROADWAY JAMES BOND: The Author. ties (lid battle. made b%e and I H Os E SWISS MONEY switch of such dollars by Swiss Izesi BIography of 007 By John viuritdprd s tr ange gods in a MEN. By Ray Vicker. &'rib- and other multinational banks 11'arn Mrniw. 317 l'a:e. so(i(-t) ikit IV;l(' hut sU'Uc- Fwr's .110 Pages. $7.95, and other corporations to wherlured. There probably are no more ever the money will reap the James liotal is real. The rca- The reader can do it with this skilled money managers than most interest, often in tn-na. son he was disguised as the ftc- fascinating biography of Ka- those mysterious Swiss bank. (tonal transactions, like inter-tional hero of a string of novels mahameha the Great, the 6 foot ens. And they have round an in-national monetary arbitrage. was to dupe the enemies who 6 sokiler.lover who uhited the formed and admiring t-hroniThe fact is that without the wanted to kill him into thinking separate klngdonts of the eight cler in Ray Vicker. head of the plaguing payments imbalance, Hold your breath, fans, but none other than there was no person and. Sandwich Islands Into what to- London office of The Wall the other type of dealings SAMMY DAVIS JR. says he's been liberated - thus, no one tosuch kill day is the state of Hawaii. Street Journal, would not be so successful. at last! "1 can wear anything I like now," Sam But John Pearson stumbled It is particularly appropriate Most of the story we have in sum, Vicker'z book gives that this is the last major work been hearing piemen1 is In much fascinating Information "1 can wear tvis or anything cuz I ain't onto the verup and hen S'eesI his findings Dc was by Richard Tregaskis before he Vicker's book: these numbered about gonna go back to the White House no more." high-voltage Ingiven permission interview owned off a Hawaiian beach but nameless accounts in SsLss ternational finance. Another very smart man. . liond and to write the famed last August Tregaslds himself banks that reportedly have Ronald C flo orl undercover agent's biography . was a legendary warrior come- been enabling tax-sensitive Associated Press ondent The biography is a m'l, author of "Guadal- holders of funds, as well the tourse, but its conception is ex- canal Diary," "Vietnam Mary" Mafia, to enjoy a certain rellent and Pearson does a line and eight other books. like Ka- anonymity; the opportunity If you're wondering why JANE FONDA sold molfilling in the chinks about mahameha, Tregaskis was 6 those bankers afford Americans Solution iome of her jewelry at a N.Y. auction, I'll tell ya florid that Ian Fleming kit feet 6. his subject, Ire- to speculate in gold, after the gaskis was wounded in - she needed the money. hind hurt, war: a bankers duly warn of U.S. laws Pearson, a friend of Flem. German shell ripped off the top to the contrary; the skill of the iJ1SJV 1 Iil,IiTi I skull during World War Swiss in handling profitably for liNt mg's and writer of the author's of tiography. finds flonil in Her. II in Italy. He spent the rest of all parties the owners of van- l2L!IJ I I Zl!jJ4.lJLJ Vf.Oj,O !J inutla, recovering train an ill has life wearing a saver skull. ous investments, particularly in l-&L!-1°_IJ 3 N FRANK SINATRA said he came out of iws. florid is reticent, at first. 'The Warrior King" tells the mutual funds. but historically Vicker tends to put down a ij,i J Ti 'etirement because of all those youngsters who to talk about the many. his nrlotramatic ' accurate story of t'w as a bit too much the long and Ire-1LL 1iiLiJ WYal adventures that c0)OS4tJ f1 ad never had a chance to see him perform. If long career as a British stirct ynuth Karnaiarnt'ha tilted the mt'ndous role of the U.S. adT'1 ou believe that one, I'll tell you another, agent. But he loosens up after a mighty black lava Naha Stone. verse balance of payments in hitand the stones he tells Haviailnn legend for centuries the critical flow of Eurodollars sweep the reader breath. had said that the man who first across borders. tnstead he it n d d takingly along as florid rows litjt'tI the stone tSOWtt betoine M't'I!lS to favor as an ex. i !i! L_14LJflj all over the globe sLunping out }Liviaii's greatest king. planation the quick and slick evil in the Ingenious ways A seemingly endless series of Everyone is always asking JOEY %%ars, 22 wires and 50 children IEATIIERTON if she is a natural blonde. The tuth are his trademark SUPER DEADLY Pearson dues a ver mct. juL call" tx'forc Kamahamt'ha, b '$l question is . . - is Jocy Ileatherton a natural recreating lioryl's parents, then the first King of a united mything. has childhood and youth and the ILiwatian island group, finally ptvple sslio surrounded turn, was to dIe of oki age. Throughich as M. head of Itorvfs se- out 1115 We there was one great eye' network, a brilliant man kwc Queen Kaahumanu, a suCNS.,.. p,"rbly intelligent 6.fool beauty with a taste or bad wine. Is DORIS DAY really considering who was a pioneer of women's For some, there HUI) iostessing a daytime talk show as the rumors usirt' about liorvI vi this book liberation, PIAYUIS I NI WI N I N N vouId have us twljt'vt'? Is that why she made one thin an,' ri'alls tiIIUId ir.' hi The reader will have some )i ibut icult in the first chapter or DAILY i' But fur I is li dIg (lit' )f fit -r very rare TV appearances On the ''Tonight tfltl IIIJi' It) thi' difficult it I. (harm ter. its to be hoped that c&'4 .how'' during the winter? A','tA -&.f l';irson soon will add another wauan names, iiiany of them siilutiie or two to Itonil's buig- rnaic-h alike, and Tregaskis's of,III ten overuse of llawauan words. i-aphy." But after a few minutes this rePhil Thomas viewer found himself fasa-Al' 134u&s l'.(litor OLIVER REED had many unkind words to nated, completely enjoying the Wltlolt fl KING. Y es cape into a society totally difsay about RAQI.JEL WELCh: ''I invited her to Richard Tregaskis. MacMillan. fermi from that we know to-• my birthday party in Madrid, but I fancied her $10. day, a society of straxge gods, hairdr€sser more," Esc-ape from the grin ten- complete sexual freedom, cornslores of the present into the (no- plex feudal structure, violen L - -- - f HIrf$.lI SEARS ltlSiIlfSr'1.322 f; $771. ID L&3 I flEk!3 5?DflE! 1 €L Free pick up, dlivety & towang In Sam Co with motor work $ MARCH 1I15$1anAv9,2fl-3142 The aniw to "What to oo with •,r old Car" 541 It wi th • Classified Ad. a 2 -Texas independence Day 5 Town Meeting Day: Vermont kov ACROSS DOWN I. Short for Samuel 3. Pamela's nickname 6. Delbert's nickname 8. Nickname for Timothy 10. Gilbert to his friends 12. Daniel's nickname Short for Sister Donald's nickname Sidney to his friends Malcolm's nickname Short for Patricia Dad's wife 10 Gustave's nickname Short for Lester Mom's husband Nancy's nickname TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 8 -Purim 17- Evacuation Day: Massachusetts St. Patrick's Day (foqtnerly Harriette Beauty NOofI) 11$ E. Pirw, 322 5742 E SULLi)OZER WORK :I..ring lots 04R Specialty, 323 173$ stiff Salute of the week goes to LIBERACE. lie's -. giving all his profits from his autobiography :cilll.. Liberace," to the 27 families he's supported for years. In piano language, he's a grand guy! win? id -, much smaller than Llamas and Alpacas. They live in small herds high in the Andes Mountains fl"cC is i'.. made Vicunas extinct They are now protected by law and are becoming more - 2 2* fldt 21. urge. 21, 5.11.. 31 Malay live" 30 tii,vsuaily 31. CbII(m*adfl$k it wi er *d& 37. Cyw1,Mtk a PP.1. ii Spry i Spo&.:2wd II Stratag, iS St,m,lsW R S nt II Pflpsiare.rn. s ii O,w (Ku p,. app.rtIe. W It The -Pr I. P411 31. Peepntle. *0. Establish" 0 4. tt Tvm.i'tle.. £4 wwiin. nsm. 43 AiI.iisl.. SUNDAY 1:30 I M.. qkkI7 2 W&linhl I.',' man busy I Ambirmove 3.4, •. nip .fiin buveh pjwte. C..4 (ibric 3 building' $0 Certain Sob. T. A. , K D s J P 14 r r r STEVE LAVREE NC jokes that his wife EYDIE GORME's credit card has been stolen. he says, ''I haven't reported it because the thief's spending less than she did." Cliff, T DOWN nplJr - - - i t - -13 Sansom KIDS I "The 3 Stooges" ) __ 10 is PLUS IHRSiAASll "BATMAN" "Scream Bloody Murder" What's up" IJACKIE seen at the theatre k accompanied by dashing pianist PETER was All Seats 50, Say, gas, energy and m•ney 100 wit,It having tun at a Floyd Enterprise Thaatr, hyph d It D.voutn.0 is. Iw.i.nU it taeer.wa to bletfore, of Aio 2 1, Cutt.tit TI 1111WS00 23 I'.ruk.. rtI L.LJ_ - - = - i a u(h.rily I Tale d.lt,,It. form Is Ea.s in-Is. ,'- - - :== -- _3 iT 24 pie ftemw In tolevesen M aclb.. - & I dump J-30AIS-TI.A. 322 2611 - -- 1 --- - ----- - --- -- - - .-- '- If'ou can't help your friend with IIIOIWy, help him at least Comics • Its Crosawordpuule ..... 7A Dear .............6A Dr. Crane -------------7A Sports..............1.2413 State -- ----------- SA Stocks ...3A with a sigh, Editorial comment tv 4A ... ( rill "Y"Ilowe of - - Miffs Ø&ir.WSCIOIndThWIII4 -- •- - -- 71 T,s,siI S I ), ) 1'- -- 75 Angie. - 34 I mall or "I W1 -- ••- cuowi ciicsijr,4 111W F?m £ u!amenl will sell Ia OW Iywhhè Classified *4 C. .-:-' ..The ttight Evelyn PLUS C amni Out Of The 14 Uortiowerted DIJCIIIN. However, just seven blocks away was Atli dining with a pretty young girl no older than ~fim to AND A CARTOON' 21 win cost. 1I4h fl ,,I1% Ihat clas$ltipd ads. read and us4 'Mini Cal C 21 Tease river AcRoss , T.II IT numerous. (1 J I HEY Associated I're.ss SiOfl arid fine and coats. Over-hunting nearly CtrStO*fl Work Free Llct*flid Soaded 12)00" i VINCENT 'S CARPENTRY lrlterr Trn P41nrl nc (tm coirpewi t no IOU t,z (rrII )3J warriors andI'obnesiari beau- IVhO Vicuna used to make expensive and odd 1014. Call 131 11,11111 Carpalery, R,riiodsling, A6d.1 C - VICUNA Vicunas are p TODD'S CARPENTRY I, C Watch bra new record by DINAH SHORE. (lii it, she doesn't sing! She recites a poem she I wrote a tree verse called My Ideal Man. In it, she makes some very beautifully honest revelations a bout her relationship with Guess and some people on her TV show were so impressed when she read it, that they arranged for her to wing to Nashville to record it over a musical background.,. - ce peal paradise of Hawaii two and beauty. centuries ago when bronzed Stan Swinton 0 ABOUT ANIMALS 22- Abolition Day: Puerto Rico 25 Maryland Day Maryland Seward's Day: Alaska 26- Kuhio Day: Hawaii or r& ______________ CkKkrencl 0 3,pm. -Don't needs I' Siev, a uIifuI pw'pe again wttn you sell them with a cIsif lad ad frOm the Sanford Herald Coil ,$ today' Donl Gtlayt Just dii 733 3611 $31 3 To place yoVr 1w colt !.1 I 1 - A be - Appimes CeAuto.vfiv,$eryke "I'4 of L antraI Most I AirCooddionlng. ror tftf 13IIf?t??P1. call Carl \- _______ like be. AkC.dHouhg KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto, Stand, 1 Clutch $p,ceIists 1& to A Directory of KEN KERNS GARAGE - -- -. L1 Auto.otfv. Svvlc. ' r4I9 d lives! Swiss. bankers A?? j - Rripis his 2572 Park Oriv, 373 $563 -: - 366J0 366 C PEAP, YET .: DAVID FROST has been talked out" in his native Britain his talk show was not renewed. In other words, Frost got the "cold" shoulder! 366 J0 Full lreGEA9phaflCtS Sanford ClectrgCot'tpar, A -- 0N 4 - - Dick Maurice KIaI -'Qute$ ' j - 366"'' -- U £4111 PUL* 1(11 PI - 366 366' Household Goods - I Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974 366 * - PINEY WOODS DARN We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 23 Pct. Consignment, Fr,, piCkups Auction Saturday at 7 Magic Chef Doi.tI, oven 510ve vOcadu green. usi 4 mos. $200 Gt 2 dr. Refrigerator. good con ditien. $100 Sofa and chair. good condition. $100. Ar C fldi'lonr $300 BTU. $100 Lar-gt dr yer, Norge, $50 Ph. 322463 or 373 747 -4-The Tiny Herald '2' 4?:t - 366 366 Upright Deep Freezer High wheel lawn mower MUST SELL Ph 322.1437. Si - -' 6A Society ---------- ...............7A committee tor wmucn nenner a chairman nor treasurer hod been named carries a maximuni penally of two Ycati In prison and a $10,(I fine, expanded to pass state if the bond Issue fails. Neither man would estimate the degree of renovation or expansion which PrLwmrs, listed nine staffing recommendations. Sewell and Jones urged that salaries for jail dentention and law eni rcemrit personnel be ,.'• _ �- - - - -- - 6C—The Sanford Herald The Her - -- Miscellaneous For Si l, * 7 JPoq *dv si euu £sw I . 6S. . J°n? —.. sadv ovaia ___________ ______ _____ Miscellaneous. New and used furniture and appliances Plus IS"Cial Min (watch ads) 0 I 4 .f i siow sAog 3V00 WV4J3 $111. COflIQA. crali. O fin special sales Out 04 enyttilnq. ol value IM French Ave_ P'I SADDtEEQUIPMENT-bôoTs Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral ;rnShop, 11 92. 1 mile $1A13 IA( uOI3ef sewer Auuo 00 I OHOdy eouor o8ioO ioiow JCd 1Bt143M u,r v URQ llsewioH Aqqog .11V3 BlIUy — ___________ -- • 66 00 - 3 •dj oaioie oiow 3 4. Stratton motor. 130 Round swivel , table. pevfc1. $70 Ph 471 4011 • - 91d oaos . ' 66 *366 () Faith For Today (C) Revival Fires (44) Akron Baptist Church Services 8:30 (2) TV Mass ) This Is T he ii,. (C) Oral Roberts Presents 9:00 (2) Gospel Jubilee 66 ! (4) Rex Humrd H R Pufntt (t) (41) Encounter Multipliceti..... Grammar Rock 9:30 (9) Make A Wish lip . (44) Lassie 9.35 (2) This Week In Congress 10:00 (2) Movie (4) Lamp Unto My PG'tuflhIy Line (44) Movie of AFTERNOON orwal Host & Air Conditioning For rie estimates, call Cato HrisolSEAR$inMnford332 I; 12:00 (2) Horne Finder (6) Its The Law (C) Thrlllsesker5 12:30 (2) et me teu (a) Mulligan Stew (C) Pro And Con 1:00 (2) Topic (4) ISA Directiont (24) National nciocw (C) TennIs 1771. 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Cox stars U an architect who moses his family from los Angeles to his Appleton, Iowa, hometown. in the new faIy sees, mated by Earl Hamner, who also created "The Waltona" on Network, Charnel 6, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. - FOREIGN & DOME STIC Speed Balance • uag Spin Balance C Brave Service a, OOmII,C • WIwtI AtInn,.t r0rg Junction 5:00 124) MisteRoqers Neighborhood Green Acres 5:15 (13) Tomorrow Show 530 (2) News FORD TIRE _ SVC. . - Its FriinchAliot. () Green Acres Wild 10:30 (7) Jeopardy 4) The $10000 Pyramid (44) Fury 17:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (4) Gambit (C) Split Second 6:30 (7) Topic (a) News Lawrence Well p- DOG RACING (44) Film 11:30 (7) Hollywood Squares (6) Love 01 Lit. (C) Brady Bunch - (44) Not For Women Only 71:53 (4) News Ii 00 (7) Movie All In The AFTERNOON 77:00 (2) News Olympic 430 (4) MASH I STEEL SELTED RAOIAL% ') Sesame Street (44) Gililgans Island 430 (2) Bonanza (C) Movie (44) Petticoat My Line? 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Refrigerator. too con ll dillon. $100. %04• and chair, good Condition, $100 Air conditioner 1500 STU. $100 Large dryer, Norge, $50 of Ph. 322-1165 or 3 22 7479 . •_ - Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974 MORNING 66 JO 366 66 366 366 •• O66 Lovely new floral lined draries, full length. 7 pairs Call 377 504$. __ BJ0IUBJd ZO-$ SUNDAY JØ 25 prt Consignment Free Pickups Auction Saturday at 7 - ----- -. snuuod - ---- *4 - P114EV WOODS BARN We ivy furniture 1 misc - .A ! 6D — The Sanford Herald Upright Deep Freezer High *heel 1*n mer MUST SELL ' S 327.1427. inteehr A AQ -. . ). Z — . $50 It in 3 HP C r" — ._ *9L -561 inco oj - •- "r%Q i< - GALVANIZED Utility Shd 1017. In carton, never used Morqrem central he-attf with 10aI oU tari. . Lpva t9 __ __ j ejoi4lo6ol jP6 puu sa,jud .iO .aoipunw UU1t 3O3 *UeD oqj . . wnqe ooes Electric HoSpital hed. 2 mos old. will sell or IqiI Call 323 6534. 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Time You Want To S, Themi FRIDAY - - - - .- The Heralds Sunday Magazine -. . - -- - - . ... ?-.-.------.. - ._ ._.._.r-r-r=' .____.. . - - mLr=—=--, — - - r-F=-r-- .r-t,---- ._.. . - - flJT - - --- -----'. - - - - — - �___________________________________ - - - •-----y-- - -. - -. r---r-- - d.'PW'l - '- ., . 6C-The Sanford Herald Apwt6inq 'uMojq l The 'eia isdel 'ISJI•9 .mo+ He iepoq .dv; Miscellaneous SO *nu 'suorndwej . 'f .uRO&JI,.na 'u.qo3 BJOW SI*H Dfl3 S)I*8 liii N4I 1IJ'LITiJ iipu,i setu dn l Z34 -p11 q3*Sog 4011 IUfl3 A*iti 66g 66L. ______ jejow .o..ep.. 6S1.. od - 01 s.s- " I 113*.OU '6i Jfl0 Jog I 501 ino eød; 43V49 I IP 1O4%1 , o66. •aaCpsdOdfs$ooj. For Sale !4 * Sanford Auction * e19I0304a PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, lvi Miscellaneous. New and used -' - - furniture and appIipei PluS situ (watch ioeciil - . - 'Auctioneering Service* .: • COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE %$y. Collision. sill. aflQfaliL Of special sales Out Of a'ThlQ. O valve 1200 French Ave J2)1340 San". Flo3237431 j•40W IsAoCI w,si I13IB '1IAI3 '"!:11,101111401111' OffOdy ceuof a8JO)O MOW '2439d jo.q3jfr, u,j 9 uj seuJIoH ACjqoq q30• 3C9 • Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western SPic.p. 17 33. 1 mile 161 o66 sdi oaee oiow swnqe ooios Imall, light & dark, $13 ta Call 333 3110 from 3 to S yj WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311-315 E. First St. 332 Mfl *0%0% Mi 1 ')JJflO - - p is.aoqse8oi ;aO pue sajtud JOI J03UflW l!BPI3OD WGJ 0111 JflOg.ii1 391 ujsua vo.aE) 19jeq cpuv3 OZIB 301 jO joud-L 1431eW u,X4 '-Il W4I1U cower AuuoS IM SADDtEEQUIPMENT-bOOTS jOJOW I4flW sew,qAiesinu ')()i *69 oj 0) sie6uuJaun41nAqvg sinueod S,JO)UOId ZOJ. .... • s,di oejo;s AN 0 RECORD A CALL Tee C.rc rr'ih.r L 'r*.52' Ph 373 1734 .i s< err - Electric Hospital bed, 2 mos old. 8D-.The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb 24 1974 playgirl, 9 a.m., chat, 9. "I Married A Woman," wit "201.000 Leagues Under the George Gobel and thani Sea," with Kirk Douglas and Hors; a Goodman Ace script; Paul Lukas. recreation Of the I p.m., Channel 44. Jules Verne novel; 8 p.m., "Wild Heritage," featuring Channel 2. Will Rogers Jr., and Maureen L SATURDAY U'rtt, never used Monogram central heater with 10 gal, oil tank, 530. It In, lien mower with bag. 3 HP Briggs III Stratton mot or. 530, Round swivel wood coffee PINE? WOODS BARN We bUy furniture and MISC Sell for 25 pct, Consignment. F,,, PiCkupS Auction Saturday at 7 p en Sanfori 322 2770 366 It 3 366 3 36 Si 366- lawn mower. MUST SELL 332 IC?. '' Ph 6" . Household Goods Lovely new floral lined draperies, full length. 2 pairs Call 322 S01, 366 Magic Ch.4 Dole oven stove. avocado green, used 4 rn, 530(1 GE 2 or. PtefrIqrator. good Con ditlan, $100. $Ofa and chair. good condition, $100 Air conditioner $500 ITU, $100 large c'yw. Norge. 530 Ph. 32244.3 or 322 7t2of 3 366 366 66 66 366 36e finNit ransiss sOX$RIwas $98 T V Movies '%VOOI) NEi (llI','WflD(I't brightest OUll klll'fljs IS el3%(,)fl Ibibles- 't,tj may remenhtK'r inr .ls t),'s1 tkrnai ,Jr.'s Costar Ili a fire TV movie, 'Sti,' l.lves. An how. Season is a little olfj)e,lt and on.' of her fro 1 Offbeat passions is her love for her pet rabbit. SIn' ;iI1rn.j to vIsIt lii f;iriiil lii Nest York ilu, III (lit' recent llIlllIifl But she didn't want to hear,' her rabbit hi'hind Vet still didn't WaIII to ship the tk'jt in a rabbit -shipper. or WtiIt ever it is they call those - featuring O'Sullivan; 4:30 p.m., starring Michael Onnel 9. JIInICS Cagney and "Marriage.lt Brandon; a middle-aged Grace George; 7:30 p.m.. stars Sophia IrenStyle" "hard Contract," with Ch and vacationer and a hitchhiker James Coburn annel 13. Marcello and !e Mastrojannj who has Just killed his step. Remick; 'The Thomas Crown 9 p.m., on1y. 11:30 pin 01. 44 mother; 8:30 a.m., fluinnel 9. ': Affair," featuring Steve ''ItIl' 'Sea of Gras' Scalphtinters wIth 1lfl't Jtt SLmd There," and tarruig Burt Liticatcr and McQueen Faye 'aye Spentr Tracy and with Robert Katharine t)unaway; romance i Wagner and Ossie Davis; tongue-in-cheek la and Hepburn. Ranchers vs. Barbara Rhoades; an adrce ny 9 p.m., Channel 2. western; 9 p.m., Cha nnel 2. sodbusterL 1 a.m. 01. 9. venturer and a ghost writer; "V:rginta," with Madeleine "hold Rack the Dawn" 11:30 p.m., Channel 6. "Harper," featuring Newman and Julie Harris;Paul Carroll and Fred Mac. features Chules Boyer and "Wilson," starring millionaire disappears; a fnurray; a family estate is to Olivia de liaviltand. Alexander Gigolo tiin Knox be sold; 9 p.m., Channel 44. and p.m., Channel 9. romances school teacher. Geraldine Fitzgerald; •i Five Man Amy," "Bundle of Joy," staffing a.m. 01. 9. So what she did was go out starring Peter Graves and President WL1ion' terms in DetLte Reynolds and and buy herself a malernits Eddie Office; 11:30 p.m,, Channe "The Rig House" stars dress and a James Daly; action tale; Robert l 9. Fisher; big pouch stir a departmen' 1130 Montgomery and could strap aroun( her mId "Konga," with Michael salesr: p.m., Ch annel 6. with an Wallace Ree'. Men abandoned Gough; a chimpanzee is t dIe, Then she It'd her rabbit behind infant: 9 p.m., Channel 44. "Madame," featuring hors. S a.m. 01. 9 SOflIC tranquilizers, popped it jected with a serum; 11:30 Spa Ifl a taund "Designing Woman," fr'4 of in the pouch and new off Ii' p.m., ChflnnCJ 44, Napoleon; 11:30 starring Grego Peck and "Thriller," the rabbI! GROU('IIO MARX; a Ilttl. p.m., Channel 44. featuring Olive Lauren Bacall; sOphisticated stlOOling coflt'nfriIly inside. Ire.' "Duck Soup. Sturges; a Everybody "Salty O'Rourke," with grim curse in tale; 11:30 p.m., ChaneI 6. thought she was Ing. A 1580; 1 a.m.. Channel 2. supl)ckn Ala n Ladd and Gail Russell; just a pregnant girl while, in and hisNavajo medicine ,n.in "The Key," with assistant er' hir.'tI "Gy,"stamng Rosalind William gambler, reality, s e was a rabbit to dO the job. Camera., jockey and ren' two shot I csell and Natalie Wood. the JloldenandSapp. smuggler them as they '( to work relationship with the hoodlums' I a.m., Channel 9. InemolrsofG}yft1. same woman; but then the cameramen li,itl 11:30 p.m., I a.m.. Channel 9, They're to leave and come hack tiip THURSDAY Chan ne l 44,, Trial of Billsshooting The days later and shoot (hi' flu . Jack" in Monte "The Think That COW "Wake Me When It's ment Valley, Ant, and (he ished work. Filmin'11110 Die," with or "The Jean Crass of Lorraine," Andra Maitin and Over," featuring Ernie athrring watching of the actual Indians arc cooperatIng With ccs.s William Reynol ds ; the spell of Kovacs Pierre Ausnont and Dick Tom Laughlin and Delores wasn't allowed a severed head; I a.m., Shawn; and Gene Kelly; crucifies Taylor on their Iollowu1ç to Pacific Island service farce; Channel 44. There v'iis a screening of suffevird by French soldie s (hi' hugely sticcessful 1:15 a.m,, Channel 9. lily "Te'n Marx Brothers (tint lack Johnson," from the Nazi,; 9 am., "Duck Soup," Van Heflin and Channel But Rut that cooperation only dents. Grouchofor film stiishes,'d up so far. lionel Banmore; Andrew It dot'sn t add starrtag "The Stri p." wi th Mickey they gave him a In .iIiosk filming of Certain minute Johnson tries to ea' out Rooney and Sally Forrest; a ovation lie .s.al(1 that 'My Man sacred Indian rituals. Iio!'g Policies; 3 am,, Godfrey," with drununer falls for a dancer; I "I)uck Soup" wasn't Ills WdhJun Powell and Carole For example, one sequence ' Channel 9, p.m., Channel 44, 'but I got in riu,ned Indian sand paint- favorite film Lombard; screwball comedy; free" "New 9 a.m., Channel 9. York Confidential" SUNDAY "The First Time.,, featuring Richard Conte; a hood gum his way to the top featuring Robert Cwnmings 4:30 "The Pursuit of hap, and p.m.. Channel 9. Rarra Hale; a couple's pincss," with Michael trials and j,, "Pursued." with Robert JaU. 1p.m., Sarrazin and Barbara Her. Channel H Mitctiwn and Teresa Wright; shey; youth and the establish.. "flack Street," starring 7:30 pin., Channel 13. meat; 10 a.m., Channel 2. "Hello Dolly," starring Charles foyer and Margaret "Journey to the Seven fluuj'l,rn Streisand; a rn-idth Sullivan; the romance Planet," feat uring John Agar marrie of a rhmakrr sets her rye. on a d man and a career mIllionaire; and Greta 'His s.se'n; space woman; $ p.m., Channel 1:30 p.m., Channel 9. explorers on Uranus; io am., "Pha'togii of the Opera," Channel 44. "Tension at Table Rock," 7:30 pm, Channel 13. "Dead Men Tell," with with Richard Egan and "Killer Sidney Toler and Sheila Swaasor, Bees," with Gloria Dorothy Malone; a legendary and Edward Ryan; Charlie Chan and tees kill for Albert; gunman; 9 p.m., Channel 44. a woman; 8:30 murder; 11:45 a.m Channel "Sunday in New York," p.m., Channel 9 44. featuring Jane Fonda, Cliff "Back From Eternity," "The ladies Man," featuring Robertson and Rod Taylor; a Rod Steiger featuring Jerry Lewis and Robert and young lady with love on her Ryan; survivors of a Helen Traubel; a houseboy in plane in an unexplored South mind; 11:30 p.m.. Channel S. a Hollywood hotel; "Yesterday, Today and 1 p.m., Ameri can Jungle; 9 Channel 44. . p.m., Tomorrow." staffing Sophia Channel 44. "('ougar Country," is the l,oren and Marcell,i "Mantiunter" with Ken story of young mountain Mastrolanni; zest and humor, lion Howard and Gary Lockwood; 1130 and survival; 3 p.m., Channel p.m., Channel 44. a personal vendetta against 44. .5."The Story of Dr. Wassell," bank rohhers; 9:30 pm., "Thr Wizard of Ox with Gary Cooper and Channel 6. starring Judy Garland and featuring I raine Day; a Navy doctor "Cannon," Ray Bolger; the Journey down William Conrad and Vera helps Java Wounded' I ant, the rHow brick road; 6:3 Miles; a murder mystery; Channel 9. P.m., Channel 2. 11:30 p.m., Channel 6. "S&t Boulevard," FRIDAy 'Boccaccio '70," with, Anita starring Gloria Swanson and Ekberg; a moralist and a William Holden; "Tue Shop Around the olden; a faded poster of a scantilly clad mos ir queen and an Corner" stars Margaret A 9 A op. woman; 11:30 p.m., Channel portiuzhszj writer; 3:30 p.m., 44, Sullivan and James .tewart. Channel 9. "The Ikg," starring John Budapest shop setting (or "For the Love of h," Payne and William Bishop; a romance, 9 am. Ch. 9. starring Sidney I'oitier; 8:30 corrupt "Finger of Guilt" with politician's ruse P.m.. Channel 13. power; I a.m., Channel 9. to Itichard Hasehart. Intriguing "Wild Hove:,," with Ryan offbeat drama. 1 p.m., Ch. 44, O'Neal and William Holden; "Monkey Business" with WEDNESDAY two bored cowboys decide to The Marx Bruthiers Usual become bank robbers; 31:30 M*i'zii* 4:30 um. 'nBwedTgme,..wjth P.M., Channel 6. pm 01 9. Sir CedrIc Ilnr,tu',I,,, Hv iU3i, Oj up some action? Coma to t)r,,cuI,s' Llocl 'ui Mice and Men" Burrymore; Death fVhWlrv i,thn 'lions lachixn and - S ¶:-''. - •• 1 ____ - - - PUN - BU~, -. - - - - r I TeIs,ii - " " ."'Channel 24 , DON'T WORRY, ()rlanclo ?,\l5S NUlLIAt WILL HELP YOU-! - A Directory of; *frC.d$OthØ 1: I Central Hut I A Cooditionkg. For free es*mat,s. caU Carl H.rTls.II SEARS WISn$srd.3131711. ! . Aphmos I I $ - , Fjtltin,C.EApptiaric,i Sanford Electric Company 7132 Park Drive. 322 1542 KEN KERNS GARAGE ComplefeAvfomottve Service KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE AvIo Stand & Clutch Specialists Free pick up. ditivery 4. towing in Sun Co with major work I1I3$$antrjdAve3223443 • The answer lo "What tOdOwith your old Car Set It e'?N a Clustied Ad. •. ti Pd I 4 - T OWE R'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harr1etVi Beauty hook ) $IlE PinL 322 5143. BULLDOZER WORK F Don't ne.dlt" Serve a Useful P(% P* *$ien you sell them with a ciilif 1d ad from tte Sanford Herald Call Don't delay! Just dial 332 3411 or 131 PW3 To place your low Cpu want ad i4airi vs fo4ay! IItr) yrrir . . j... ,,.. - rQPFP011Y pec.lf'Q .nSmall. _,.•Ii I THE BORN LOSER jLo\ ENE Rfr\X)! - . :bearino boti our Speclitty 332-1731 ; by rt Sansoin '. . BUIdOZMg A ' -. - . B"dy j . '' Aus I ... l$NAPP5N/,%'G HERE IMBAZA WHAT W N N -STIR .-UP--SOME ACTIONO •.---__ - I •_ L v -. .•e 1 -- �4C—The 5 AMANDA PANDA Th IN SO EARL'I 6PfIt9& 'lou M4'J A ____ by Course & Mflhje BUCKET HANGI NG EE IN S ON A JOE WORL WILL END r to P.M. - IS BOREP FROM WHICH THE SAP RUNS OUT, MAI'tE. SUGARTREE! N HOLE EACH TREE, A gIsiNc, FROM WHERE IT WAS STOREP! Sanfi lit PUBLIC MONDAY AW m3cellartif P. turnilure *Auctloi ~ -,~4-I * 0 I 40 COMPLET 11 16 6 1 Inc 373 TM Reg USPtO — - SAOCKE Western V -- THE S &I Del \VI7I1 SuGARwATE AM' SAP SA IS GATHEREP... IM&II, Ii 0ILE9 OOWN OaIClousM4pL SIRUP FOR MY PANCAKES! 7 ,,THIS VERY 123 (9 CENTRAL) WILSON , q;-s 7 EltOr will sell GALVANI central r-1 HP In P4 Upright C town ell 40 w.1 buy 25 11 PC picku N WINTHROP ( Pm. j Lovely r ful i / L_ /1 / 0 WELL, I'M OfSEE 00 / LT____ I 1974 by NI 11c. by Dick Cavalij __ — I _ (RLUNCH SP IN AT I WANT LEY PI CK OUTA NE NEC KTIE, AN VE IT TH EN all O THE STATION ER DEPARTMT±2 FRED. loop 3A DGET A" HAPPY BI i- I DR HUB "R AND SIGN MY I'-LAME TO IT, ago MAYBE I'M JUST NTIMENTAL, BUT I MISS THE I - WHEN ... MORE OF A FUSS OVER 'rt2LJI I '-( I __ C= 84 so Ai _l 0: ICECIN I QVE 330AStDING_ROUSE A- 6170T 01 by OF YOU CXN'T EVEN FIND TII 3P3RXSCXLLAP19 ME To cNRVE IT OR TURN6 N113BLIN- 7 10 E 6,00D 11"'INN! ONE OF TA Ad Les Carroll C71 R L!! POP HOLDING HE-P UP by BRING ME THAI BOOT DO I HAVE 70 Al Vermeer COUPSE "fOLI HAVE To! SNOW IN ONE BOOT? To PON'T MENTION Tli~hT WORD! AFTER 1416 B16 WIN X CLUB THE MAWOR 1-5 SET-KAPPY.' you RE Don 1319 ST AI GAME OF CKkNCE TO I EACH OF U:5 CUEr; ,.5F.-5 UNPER W141CH FICKLE IF WL .7 THE A91ILL, 14A FUN OF MY HEY y YEA-H" H LIKE 0-1 4CHL'CKLEt QFUN / 44 W RIOT C#-LL, CASEY' SOMETtil NG A BOUT r7k)"4131-ING WITH, PI C K L Cr. CHIRS., r%^ A olt~ I NOW BRING) POOR ON THE 11J IIII PAY FO R HELOOKS A PAINT I AFLA DOUBLE LkO WHO C Sri Low #1 CIA • 7 AN , kiln I4 TM . GONEBNAN U.j __ _____ f. 19 14 : - * I 0 0 0 v 0 - U you can't help your friend wilt, Hioney. help him a least sigh. I - - --— 0 .. - . . - . - - ,% Milli! ilii~ll - . -. . a. • .. , .• -.- - . . -.t . • . _-. . ' • •0 • 0 • _,--. I • .... . ..... ....Th Crossword puzzle ......7A Dear ............6A 1. 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VAN ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING 100 HELPS'" Is". bmi, value t MAYBE I COULD COP A PLEA TO ILLEGAL PARKING AND GET EM TO DROP THE BANK-HEIST RAP! b' e:/74 5'&Y • "V. I SADDLE - Carrot W S at For Salesmall, Ii 373 mine- WILSON I 3113 IS E I loans emet101anMxanno, a nannoiol VJ i L L Electric I will sell PV— 7 400, 2.4- carton, Contra 11 'SOMETIME I'D LIKE TO GOSOMEPLACE WHERE EVERY DAY ISO it r.1 HP - UO Rc tab&e. g - Upright C lawn "CERT A I N LY ITS A DECENT MOVIE PET YOU DON'T SEE ANY LONG LINES WAITING TO GET IN DO YOU?- ISN'T FRIDAY!** ! USR HOMER IS THE BEST BEHAVED BOY IN HIS IiiAT rj - ni 3221427 - Pit W buy h Its PC . Th is week Y ji'l 4Z 0 Im TJ WSE& dF Air .8 2.4 444*C9.3 IT ~W- magic I C# ITS EFFECTS CAN K FELr FAi? iNTo THF pLjTUQE7. FAVOWIAAD DISCOye" Ir CAN 89 VE12Y HELPFUL IN EDUCATMAL MATfEIZ5Z PU8LIS;41NG VENjuwLs Comilla STU. $1 C) A990C IATIoNs' ADSflNGFkOMJ b - Phr1tn71rr :- IiLiit;k; CANCER (June 22-July 221 Channel your energies conscioupy. AMA [J a .ec a your future 13n everything now. LEO IJuly 23-Aug. 22) Many unknoron factors, Don't move 100 fast, but most of them can be in your tavor.'g# Steil to what otheri are doing. Kesp I PEOPLE. ~1 touch with the news Better things shaping up. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) T week is on the ascendancy for you Creative forces are strong. Heed the ne w and different, Good f eri1ealning at home, AlStwhife Listen to the young and lhstr ideas. 114,'z ______ ______ - U , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21) A day.through Saturday. Best not tomixed sItuatn, particularly from Thutshave too-fixed plans. Be clutioui about promises you may not be able to fulfill. - -' ____ -. ______ FW ANP 54P UA3I7S, OC THE 03URSE IS £7ARTtD O/I fgOM TtJERE, FILUNG 1NALL NECESSARY DETAILS ON through most of Saturday. Strive to dtvekV • AV UA14USZIAL al"RIVA7706k' TUAT DOESN'T GOAS PLANNED. Ir IS NECESWy To 00A AWWAY&S HAS rO WETRE LEAQ CoMoSTOFLOT0FADJL)STt4G. IRE lNoriATiNsAmo iWEAK UFANY OLD '4.1-ri 1171 Iry CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It should be constructive ee a w k for you __________ ___ -- SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21) Mars hives the opposition to your sun-sign this Week after havi ng been there a long time. After Thurdy, pressures and 111`1110"s can begin to li ft Eve ry thing Improves, I \, I c - I ere C=. tf 1 day 'nto catty Tuesday, you don't seem to be in tune with the facts Remainder of week shows constant improvement. Get going, , __________ e -. - .1 •%, ______ ______ I • ______ _______ • A 0 ) n T$4 WAY. our prestige While developing AQUARIUS Uan 20-Feb. 18) You can adjust Many things to make your life Will. Communicate Sunday. MONST Utsill"YOut frooft Friday, Saturday. This is a time to gain greater indsperijen" . 0 1914 t hER. _%1 _____ i/ /. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) A lavorabi, week as a Could hold some tensions Give first consi3eraieoriwhole Friday. Saturday e 202 to matters relating to OUT OUR WAY KEN1 Auto TKANKS FM THE Free P San). V (I ow I TO I I I IIt I Ijf I I JJ 1 lb I I I tj — A . .-Marl Ii It ___ . SAM Don I tr 119 BELIEVE CtJ. 5EEN-'VASHEV### r /1 • '-I 1 /i1 Ii)' ' H .• . ) / )>' - .ø'• ' ________ YOU i I . I /1 fi L& ii 4 I U..fI I - NEVER BELiEVE COMES CFF- CF= AAY 1 JUST -'a LXE somprHiNG ON A RAGGE17Y ANDY DDU! I- VLT I I ( , —_ - I I • :1 I I ____ • ___ — '-' ___ I if ' ____ r _____ lui I lT• LX / /1/ 4 MEN IN BLUE,RIDING THE WORLDS LARGEST PATROL CARI MAY SOON BE CRU I S I NG ABOVE THE STREETS OF7-E CITY1SPOLICE C)1IEFAWDG000yFA4'AE1S4cEcOdQI HAVE THEIRWAS#, AUIS. GOVERNMENT LAW ENFORCEMENT GRANT WILL. FINANCE STUDY QFATwO-MAW141.Fr.LONG MINI"BLIMP.-PATROLLING 30070 500 FT. HIGH — FOR TRAFFIC AND CRIME CONTROL. GROUND POLICE WOULD BE - DIRECTED BY RADIO 1OTHE SCENE OF ACCIDENTS, BU 4ARIE9IRIO1TSANDOThER DISTURBANCES. w• -I r "u I'M GOING TC) 15TYLJ WILL NEAR-SILENT OPERATION AND LONG CRUISING TIME—THE MAIN ADVANTAGES OF THE AIRSHIP OVER THE HELICOPTER—PERMIT AHOVERING LOW-ALTITUDE CRIME WATCH AT NIGHT WITHOUT %AJAVI Carpt Cus LKs GENE FAWCETTE AIRSHIP POLICE 0;= COL.IRS9! WIM 011PPERENT STM -: j _______ ______ 0117N'r YOU EXMRIMENr HAPPEN TO UKIE • L! .' - -- HELICOPTERS HAVE BEEN?Ys-/N 7WFSAr>#SV EXTENSIONS OF POLICE SURVEILLANCE AND PURSUIT TRAFFIC DIRECflON AND EAAERGENCY RESCUE FOR, MANY YEARS... - •• , -. a l-;ii•.• - BUT 7 Li - -- by— — Ed 811i WAIT A MJNUTE! r VCN'r SEE ANY C"IFFERIENCS I COMB, 619! 'it "- "•" •• II :±1 ) Av ( 7 ' OUR (NEW AGE ,j tj Sal - - 4III LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 221 The week doesn't start out too well Mon -.-' - tiik An optimistic viewpoint helps everything, OLDNb -1 ki r111'!1'i I-I ARIES (Mach 21 -April 20) You Should be able to gain better control over yourself and ynur affairs this week. in a way to increase your independence and fieedom Your individuality can really show. TAUNUS (April 21 -May 20) Don't hole up. Come out of yourself and your abode and get going Tuesday through Thursday are excellent for Making changes traveling, rMeling the public. Go forth, GEMINI(May 21 -June 21) Take the week seriously. if is good Don't waste it YOU Can accomplish things It Crew% belief as Pu head toward Saturday Lovely r tu.1 lem &VMS" a 10J - THE 'COPTER'S GREATEST, DISADVANTAGE IS THE HIGH NOISE LEVELS 0F ITS MOTOR AND WHIRLING ROTOR BLADES. �I ____________ __________________________ - . - . .- •. ________ - — - - -. - j- - -.____ ___________ ____ ----- - - CAMPUS CLATTER T11 WHAT SEEMS TO Be BRADLEY — - (ITS MY AMF.QICAN APRO$LEM, PROFESSOS'. SO by Larry. Lewis -BUT I THINK 4100 HAD 89TTER SEE I FOR OURSELF 7 PRESIDENT /1 9\ / _________ _____ * Sant -. - / - - If you have a P.ifd-ni4w o f 41 HAD TOTH INK OF dLI.vI1Ia SOMETHINGI.. 1 - '-. IL COMPLE -w ___________________________ ________ . 1 —. 1 — d - I) ' ' - - 1 I -- / U k% '1 — lb 1 SINCE WE WERE STUDV ING COLONIAL AMERICA, I WENT RELEVANT AND LET T14EM TRY BUNDLING.. For sait ,mail, I WILSOI X picnic or camping trip. You can use - 1 1974 by NEA IOC TM Rg AND THEY HAVEN'T WANTED TO BE ON ANY OTHER) PERIOD SINCEI . 1(~— 2-24 L 1 - f 41 () car 1974 11 NEA Ix, DEARPOLLY - Whenasw,mjng IS tight, put the cap over a wig head form lea ve at for a week or 10 days and it Is 100 tight. After swimming put the coo back on the head. It cities much faster. -LENORE. Cap 0 ____ TiI Pinifure Set 3L143 • stj Of f little diffing * N 124635" "Itoh"PHOTO-GUiDE il In Sill% 6 frio"ths, so 3 VIA(& Sill I year. I"i yards Electric will s* GALVAIcarton, Centro- 0 M to 11 it" 6,g. rirl/ 311 HF -.. — -------- .... ,•.A.- II this Oww$POP*F), 80, 4388, idtirwri Station, New Yw Upright ,. - a*n - 9 CA3PTAXr*T SY 3S: Lovely full fairy OUT T - Aran Crochet led neilidriess, pattern ion 1 (c/o this n#w @per) Bell 4388 M;d- and saw that end shut. These are very handy in rainy weather. -J.S. 11"A se Y41101I in of Crooks & Lawrence by THAT NUTTY INVENTO;Z WHO'S -a I Pm. GREAT GALLOPIN' GU PlErpj HF5 J W .1.. mid PI wt buy 2S P sk'.Ou fat triq W" — 5440 This lovely ete is ma de In ARA CROCHET and when completed will win you compliments. No. 5440 has crochet directions for Sizes 8-22 Inclusive. DEAR POLLY - It ls annoying and dangerous when the car windshield ts road film on it. We cut the FOGII-part off an old sock and use the ailkle part. Saw one end Owl, -PAULINE. / 1 -C.T.L. baster to remove some of the juice. This can be saved for the next pie. TD IRNS •( too DEAR POLLY - Wrap yam around plain wire coal hangers Silk and DEAR POLL V - Uafwt pie seems too fu 11 when baking and starts to run over the sides I use a turkey A Favorite till The subtle shatfirl of the bodice accented with side belts milI It"s VmPld stiiie M flimimint No P243 with PHOTO. GUIDE Is in SIM 8 to 18 Size 10. 32,,j bust. I ysids of 45-inCh i1 W 1& ii DEAR POLLY - Have you ever been on a trip and forgotten a net to put over your nice hair set? 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PH;T0.11191DE 09 it% 9#1&! 1 A ____ leather belt that would WEAR ON - - 'Auctic arouid ( .. furrillur SW Slimming - ______ MONDA) — DEAR POLLY that IN THE CLASSROOM, I __________ TI — Mothers will find DEAR POLLY — wrapping masking tape look good an 14 1113110ty' Plastic thread *pool will if reversed except for the lettering come In handy when Putting dieon the Inside, put some nall polish Posable diapers on baby. The remover on a cloth W tissue and 8uftenpuU off o t he diapers rub U off. This worked great on ha" Wn. -MRS H.P.D. tW0 Imitation leather belts (one th smooth k f ._______________ _______ PUBLIC I T ALL TARTED LAST ç JAN(J4RW1TH NO HEAT ME PIMWIT HRip.J)l. LET HIM CIZADVATC- FROM 'THE SCHMA;ZT!...Y0LI MEAN THAT LOONY WHO KEPT TIZ%fIN6 TO INTERE6T McIII IN il IE F -- Lng XmXa3E:Y 003P .,WELL BE! OKAY, WTZER, RID OF HIM IF WU'LL DO WHAT LITTLE GREEN POLE OV THERE AS FAR 4 HIM- THE b3r wit-.. GUY IN AS U CAN AND DUMP THIS THING OVERSOAJM., FOR GOOD! 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Irr4o AfKf: into gim— 10 "Aj\ "T W __________________________________________ BRITANNICA JUN OR ENCYCLOPAEDIA 'we Its" y"Lix 116 ftella" tiro "A% OUT OK 06OW UP "I MCMNro FAXrf 114 YOUR WAWCW. WIII i / fT _ ,. I I s OUT OF 7H 15 APA RNF0 10 this noWsp -. - .•,. --__--.. 224- . -- . eg4km5 . --- I C • Ll 0 fors by III tic -- j TU 0111 in #I 0FTVN__60A9S HIGH IN L YOVP W) = I •. . ________________________________________________________ U -.. SIM Comics ..............US CrowordpuzzIe ......7A ar y ............U Dr. Crane ............7A torial com ment . 4A -- If u can't help your friend with money, help him at least 14 aI1i - De sigh. Abb Edi committee for WtUCII neIIr*r a ezpanded pr ne s listed nine staffing chairman nor treasurer had requtrement.s if the bond Issue reconunendations. been nwd Caffici a mu- fails. Neither man would Sewell and Jones urged that Imum penalty of two years in estlinnic the degree MtsC5 for jail dentenUon and prison and a $10,000 fine, renovation or expansion which law e oreement peotwl be Society ..........U Sports .............1.2-3B State ................5A Stocks ...............3A 7A . tv to pass state iso r of ................... I - •.. - _•.-_-_ .*._.-. -. ... ..1 Z5 had planned III take Part lu the stunt but t2 didn"I show UPbaeuftIwcod.AboutlOQpecsm, to wljtht be ex hi bition after a local rsd, station annoued the streak, the organization said. ve I MAW— p S , - . .... -- -. . • .....,.. . . I. - - .._.-4__,...__3___! - . . •. .. ' — - . . . .... .- . - - . . ..•. . •....• . . . .- . . . I.. . . ..-• - - . . I •4 5 . .__ .. - I . . - • - . - -. . - •.. . .. . •':. .. . - , - , . . -. __. -. . '-ws • *- _ ---. - - , . - - . - - ___________ �8110ART X3319 4C—The 5 _ T U ARE! 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. LEG OF LAMB'? kio~i f)o YVU 1 rI IT I - c -: r - - // - - Attorne Pleads G'14 or J -- Central Facility Could Be Built _____________________________ awn A New ______ ____________ ( ' _________ Weather fuc an Student Arrested - - M - - - - - - - - - _--_-- - Index - - - - I4 ' - ___________ ____ -— -- - -- - IC • - . . I I P V - I -- U '' ' I - ---- J- - - -.--- . .-.---.. - f .. � 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 24, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 28-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 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/94c18587f809a5bab405686fed501540.pdf af158bfc04417533d13e151e7a0e55ca PDF Text Text L. 8B-The Sanford Herald i 4 i . I tes j Hu mi lia .;. 1 ', : I 1, i - j .. itriar 'i Ii :jJ i II Arab nu ann the Middle aEt must create frustration and even humiliation fl Moscoi , The United Stat es has gained, not lost, in fluence among the Arabs even though it armed Is. rael before and during the (k tober war and stood behind her even in the face of the oil (11ff ieulties Moscow broadcasts long have been telling the Arabs the only ay they could get what they antetI was to punish the United States as the protector of their enemy. 'Premature lifting of the oil embargo will enable the United States to undermine efforts to tttic the Mohil.' East cnsi : same stage," said a typical broadcast. Now. despite Arab anger over U.S. positions on Israel and all . 3 h a 11 .1 ' I '-. j ' " I -. C. '' ' . i -. . . - 1. X . .P - . '. • - - .4- . - - '. • _________ - . .: ...__ -I II - i,.i's-rni rolrKirculo II"l INTER I N ATIONAL I"IP'iI ILli"IP'(iL. rIJCI"IIJJflIr DRESSING UP for the International FriendScouts of Sanford area shin dinner held by Girl - .. .. p 56'2; Tracy MceiI, T roo r) Nettie I lardy, Ito Troop 527; and Robin Jones, Troop 511, ,'t-iwnt in cent months to them to keep the lid on oil supplies for the United States, the producer nations have voted to lift that embargo, Nation's Top Ufologist of Americans that the A weird lad, apparently designed to prove the Ingenuit> nia,;azuw in 1971. IS prt'p;tre'(l H) ('l.IF'FSMITII Copley News Service by a committee of the of Institute American The na tion's top 'ufologLst" Aeronautics and Astronautics. •i II IIUUJU ...I.I L UNIt ti U'I k. A ir II cheaper and more profitable for 1IB47 was closely escorted . I&,J II'JI UII " was heading for its base In that Soviet hawks question the evidenCe which he says conS abruptly. ,. "'" IsI unumn $551.4 $'A IRMi 3 an 1 41 .' i*it Uti $$41$• A5U "°' " I4 015411 I I 3•79 r'j 41 , -. MW tcrc. ____ I YEAR DID REPEATER 319.. 4295 INYIR ROUSE testunony about anything else deinitel' established by the tAUDtI LAUDER'S IXII ________________ wrongfblng in ennectinn with ,• - lundraising he .. insisted that It (4SUI SItU U •IsIS __________ CANADIAN Wil,Iiauis. 29, was sentenced I P' income tases and helping a VELVET ,..t,. _______ ____ 57j --- stsn&tou u000NNts BEST 99',, I BUY \.,;_/ S'IWt'NI I 3.99 i :: 3 ,Ur19 ,,..1,1 \,,.I - IAUTI*M I$lAU0P4 ABC - VISO SAN MARTIN this onI ½ GALLON AT 436 • 29 CASSELBERRY "U0144. POT$44Mv i,, C*i*MOI DAy 1*1555, ad to be noticed or efIsdive? Yours reading C*AEI - ?3 CIA*IT-V00AP*WO yIsPOIi-$#.utIAM .1sws 5510 CAll 044 I nWSO 99i Hl.WAY 17•92 AUO " 041 3. 99I _____ G UASTI''°' C, $5A,I - . "4 9, ' 99 ABC 2.29 $3fl %MI WOODLAND SILAS HOWE IC PLAZA SHOP. CENTER 14005. WOODLAND BLVD. DELAND OOØLAD PLAZA 1HOPPuq CLNTIn ""'"" Ii ST. LEGER IsP Kilt. ABC 8 YEAR TEACHERS s' - il.il1O I Is? Kilt. 'flUS'7SIit*t CHAMPAGNE 749 H ;':,. through this column that the Sunday ban of gasoline sales be removed. All it brought for me was a rash of phone calls from service station operators wanting to know "where does Spolski get off telling theni the) can't have a day off from work" I really w asn't trying to take away anything from thein,..as tirnchi ;ic I w ;i In ing to get a - little service for the is nrkingman who (11(111 't have the time to wait in lot i: lines, es pe cially so on his one .Iay off from work. HEDGESBUTLER Ito @I 64116110111 '4 ho 0*755411 I is - I 5.99...., 6 • 99 A1t THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS!1 oiv AIC HAS?. TIIiPISA?uhi CO'slPotLI *1*10 CILSAS *5TH 14 '1CM waus I' COUNTRY WINE OF FRANC( III; 1149 VIVA BURG'JNOY. CMABLIS, 191:2295 POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL 729 40C ROSE 2 LIP. LAMIRUSCO ITALY I 91 . ROYAL CH(RRYIHP DENMARK 229 .24.S 22-95 . _ ,.., • MOWMOUSS[Au MUSCADIT 7.9$ I' S TORRIS VINA SOt 229 :2495 we"'o-mompotho go - • CABERNET SAUvIGNON iSEUELAIflLISIRAUMMtH 11 - SNAROVIN, All, ROSE. WHITE 1.19 ANtSONlfM(1u NIt NI .4 *" NI0U' PNISNINI 01. MSPOIJNI CHIANTI NI51 IS ROSE FROM PORTUGAI CRACKLIR ROSE NI 04 0i LA NI 399 4295 ........ u, .s. 4.71: 4tWAICPORLSNERNT.u14t ' 329g. 3595 3115 TORRE S 19 ROSADO 3.1$ ii IROWW 199 2195' III.. 18$ III., 1315 2.79 74.95 LOU ill BLUUMILCHI 91 17.95 ?TSALMGNGN 291 3395 IS, VERMOUTH 'NIZ' 319 3250 AM8AStkOR IS., ,_., 349.. l5V a i.i: 72-IS WDOUEIMp,flALy NI rM1fiThTt RdSE 2 JUAN (STEW P11101 NOtfi 1.11:22.15 SANGRIA lION SPAI I.11 1.h 2295 2295 AL I w sntkr if Mr. Nixon ill g,-i simiialar saIls' We'd also like to take 'his opportunity of welcoming still another voice to the Nixon resigna tion task force--that of NISI-NIISNI NI MIRASSOU-GAMAY - JPA m.IuMwlDT ilINjill S'P*5 17.D5 Goto SEAL that he hopes the request will be J '.' r forget .4. - i f TEIIIfl' M(JSI.EY should (10 it with Some degree of dispatch because this thing's 11 (;UNNAII MANSSflN . . . Wrong to resign Fed up with president __. - 9 LINDA WILCOX - - . All politicia ns a little crooked , , , BC STEELE j' ma n's perfect dragged on long enough.- Coun ty c ,i ___________ "' - Senator Buckley Our resig na tion request first apIrared in this column last August. The President .says he will not resign and attributes his low jiill rating son Watergate alone . I don't believe that's the solitary reason for so many being disenchant ed . Ills tax returns can't be too for behind the (;ate. .-,___________ ' J r-' . ' ~ X II ______ • / .. - ________ I.; . imuinufacturer's specifications. Fidel agreed that contractors repeatedly hut for sloppy workmanship should be hauled A manufacturer's representative at Tuesday's ineeting told corranissioners that before the bcard. but said ". believe the problem is going the other way...now that problems with sloppy Installation will decrease as proper receptacles for aluminum 55 ire arrive on the market, and electricians i Cecil's people are hot on this thing." tarn 1*155 tO USC ttl('mn Viblen said the cunt building slump has improved overall quality of work only . .F1__ -- ~ - __ ,,•',, - ....' . "I have been encouraging people not to bwn and I have not been Issuing -my permits to burn," he added. Artrnan said if his recomimn'ndation were accepted at a stiff it.ceting today it would be ' - '. '. forwarded to Tallahassee for I,ast Thursday, we advocated trentely critical," Artman said. I "IMP. COMMTEQUILA out of We I 0.1. 3 11-1101, 11101111 Iss "t pjg n• I ABC 8YR. OLD WISER 10 YR. IMP. CANADIAN o. c*ua,a.s'ua ,,-,..., s...... .".. as seems AU ax ItNWTLlIsCMJ*IT C°'°° mllMn_CAA _____ - TOM SIMS 8 YR. . 91 115*4515? IIPSIII Ill 46 r prompt action. Another lesson of life.. it's not There is no burning ban what is said as much as who's currently effective In this area doing the talking, and the fire situation Is "cx- in C41J7S15410,II, " SR5 I .11,1,114. MAGNUMS'"" i HI-WAY 17-92 I r-1 .. -, " f It Ito 1406 IIfljI 1?5 i 0sstu % CERTIFIED BRANDY KY. TAVERN LANSON '"' _______________________ . means 1 colu,,i by 2 in. ches. Too small for an vw.a - BLACK _____ HAWAIIAN I GENESEE I CUBE ICE 59 ,.. '15414t15.W %,I 't* BEER I IlulI 3971 i.. 1 f ciractor accept a bribe. I ' N. Y. STATE CHAMPAGNE.COLD DIJC 1111 1.99 tam LEILANI ..fkr te:i.lin, 'uilty to shargt.s A attempting to evade federal X2 IICS05 CERTIFIED CititU 4*455151ST WEEK'S 90° GIN Ul44t14$1 ______..... JACQUIN LII '.' GOLD COACH 8 YR. • YI ""Cast '' 4 ______ MU N kIT 3 1 1 " 4.49 POTS IiSlft.t', __________________________________________________________ _________ 6.99. 5.49 ...,U L.:4.79 PLANTER'S NUTS 119s I 1 MR. ED KY. THIS an $71 Ii5I NP Kilti then look-out, neighbors. I'd surely promote on his behalf' "H ISAW Its N'I'IP Kilt' OF Utica %last ,IIS,"II, ALMADEN S ' *'dil, II 'liii su, 57 I haven't rb-ti it (jut yet.'' something at.ut it, Gloria lhtl:.'st 'aid she was a 4 - PREMIUM "10" STANLEY MACKENZIE - ____ ll MP USIC11 'I don't believe everything - r., tight meoutsmelnn like a rose," commented Charlie Babb. "He's gone this far, he should hang in - but he I 3, 4' 319.. 3195 CLAN MACGREGOR NI' Is' KIltS ROYAL DELUXE '!f1'!J1T $75 Is? C1*IA1 , 549 $195 QUART JACQUIKS 3,, 14 5115 STANLEY KY, VODKA SANDY MACDONALD SN't4oVOi Wiii 01 K. '.', ' Li 14115 - 114011? _____ r Q 12YR, Ku be strped. to a year in prison in February . 8 YR. 'i' t .,'.,, -. 3 lO 4111 COMFORT SANDEMAN ' }s TOM SIMS 'fr" OLD RARITY '. ._-, aIiipa1gi: (lIfl'.tiLJUtlu'i5 and aldthat w he r. t,ckarnedof the . $095 Alt VODKA GIN-MUM 3 SINS 1 O,I j6.25 487 ..., % -- ____________________________ any 3 . 9' 3195 4.39 SOUTHERN '' A1S I$ , DOWLING 94.60 III 5? W , 1 • ,,. election In November. contends of ... K. ........ 12 YR. actiu (4 IOI• QUAIL CREEK 8YR. zurney. who Is seeking re- 9950 QUART 5695 MR. ED KY Gm OLD ROYAL CASTLE ssus ICSIC. C HARTER , a' s°. $' MACKENZIE ________ 1% 499 TI KY. BEAU 3 Il 4495 $895 WISER 15 YR, CAR BOND 1495 CERTrIEO ' CANADIAN '' HILL 505 $ IUI NI 299... 3515 3,.11" 4495 399 4150 499 QUEEN ANNE HEAVEN HICKORY -- _______________________________ 399.. 4595 .. GIN RUM VODKA 449.. 4995 tOROON TOWER 94 PR GIN 399 "i 3895 OT STANLEY KY GIN GIN- VODKA were B. C. Steele's reactions, ' the President stay there and Months Ja1* 1 R a ng er 549 3.110 4115 UT. JAtOWN KIND , JACQUIN 047W 5014* OLD This referred to a near with the Federal Llousin Authi..rty. he Ii Innocent 5595 QUART HAlO 5 STAR VSOP BRANDY Worth was an airliner." ______ CERTIFIED 4 1r. 5385 CERTIFIED 90 PR. OLD GOLD 01614 10 YR. ":;" fundraiser. collected at least $300,000 in unreported contributions from builders seeking Gurney's Influence Jytt.sf "S S ICNI'u "I0" 0'O Y-11: of Sharing this opinion was MIAMI IAP) -The FBI says Florida newspapers reported James Groot, Gurney's former Norman Weiss: "I think he an Orlando fundraiser teamed last year that some $300,000 had adminsitrative assistant, should stay in. I hate to see a with a Federal housing Admin- been raised Illegally by Larry Williams and Priestes earlier man in his position resign. He to Istratlon official to pressure K. Williams, a fund raiser for pleaded guilty to felony charges should be proven guilty before Florida builders into contrib. Gurney, who pledged the stemming from the investiga. he does that. A possible constitutional that he didn't want to have to he was not uting more than $290,000 for sena tor would use his influence tion. Priestes is serving a oneWeiss said it would be a sure what could be Brockman said state law challenge to Seminole County's re-try the case on Sen. Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla. in behalf of builders seeking year prison sentence and Wil- definite crisis for appeal two done to ensure that blacks requires the names to be taken the U.S. if the jury selection process was years from now, The FBI's revelations came lilA contracts. hams was to surrender to fed- President was forced appeared on the list of possible from the voter's list,, and that to resign -at least temporarily Tuesday as former FHA official jurors since the names are it is both illegal and "absolutely The FBI statement in court eral marshals today to begin because of hearsay. "He's done William F. Pelski pleaded gull herring and prosecutor Bill selected completely at random Impossible" for the jury serving his one-year term at the a lot of good while he's been in averted when a mistrial was the first official conEglin Air Force Base ty to conspiracy charges which was federal office," said Weiss. declared in a case because no hleffernan said they reluctantly from voter registration Lists. commission to select on the firnuitlon of the amount of blacks were available the FBI said involved payoffs prison camp near Pensacola. Gunnar Mansson also for the accepted the mistrial ruling th inks basis of either race or sex. money Involved, for himself and contri butions In a report read Tuesda y due- It would be wrong for Nixon to prospective jury panel. t3eca they didn 't want an Today, deputy court clerk Noting that only II per cent of for Gurney. Gurney, a member of the Ing PeLskI's hearing by Fill resign if he believes himself to appeals reversal, but said Estes Brockman, ham for the the county's 48,000 registered ' Circuit Judge A. 14 J. Hoseman n Pelski, 42, of Pompano Beach Senate Watergate Committee, special agent James Martin, be innocent. "It should be Jr. declared a mistrial and re- witnesses in the case have judges and courts, said jurors voters are black, Brockman was given an 18-month prison has repeatedly denied any the government charged that proved he's guilty of something, set April 8 the already been re-subpoenaed are selected four or five times a said it is statistically possible to sentence by U.S. District Judge knowledge of the Illegal fun- duri1ig the period from January If he resig ns It'll be like say ease of James and the April .8 trial will go on year, 900 at a time, by a three- go through several sel'tctions ing Barber, accused of running a draising in his name. William Mehrtens. schedule, 1971 to July 1973 William re- he's guilty even if he's riot," prostitution member jury commission without drawing a black person ring from Spanish Pelski, appointed South celved over $290,000 from build- explained Mansson. However, Herring admitted, appointed by the governor, from the lists. Trace Apartments in Florida ERA director through ers doing business with the "I don't think he should Altamonte Springs. Gurney's patronage in 1, 971) FRA Insuring office In Coral resign untflhe's proven guilty," State Atty Abbott herring resigned the post in 2972. Gables. declared Lucy Jones. met with Ilosemann after the He was charged with con. 3 FBI agent Martin testified "Why should he resign?" ruling, and said he will spiring to defraud the govern- that PeIski's cut of the contri- asked Dunnar Anderson. "What "ttsroughly research" what he ment by making FR/i loan butlons came after Williams court found turn guilty -and of called "differing inBy CHRIS NELSON there's a problem, and if there wasn't, you commitments to Gurney polili. said he would discuss the mat- what" terpretatlons of the law," Herald Staff Writer cal contributors. The FBI said ter with former Florida GOP wouldn't have piles and piles of articles "I'm all for Nixon," declared lloscjnann accepted the telling you how to use it taluminum wire)." Pelski personally received an chairman Duke Crittenden. Phoebe Walstedt. "lIe's had an mistrial motion of defense Citing situations "by the thousands" where additional $70,000 from Miami The FBI did not expl3in how awful tough time and I feel attorney Gene Stephenson of electrical safety is not pursued by cootractot-s Vihlen, himself an ekc'trical contractor, builder John Priestes. the fundraising continued sorry for him. I thought he Casselberry, because no blacks said it is "some type of fantasy" to claim Seminole County commissioners Tuesday Named as unindicted co-con- through July 1973 when Pelski made a good speech last night," were aval'ib't' for is.' jury, tiLted a building department study of problems are not there, and ordered a "full spirators were Williams and resigned In November, added, referring to the saying cast law is tliin'a wj 1972. livtil,ium wire, the copper wire substitute investigation of the problems and what the , b'.ained nationally for many toine p county can do and what the dtbens can do to t CLO G protect themselves." A. Spolkf Chairman John Klmbrough, who, with Among the items to be included in the 0.I - B l T iCommissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. has been urging F building department's written report Is a a ban on aluminum wire use, gave the About last night's - press study of electrical code violations by condepartment two weeks to report on the wire, conference",,, u MARK WE(NTL forwarded to the main Forestry desired he could put it into lIar-riet d kd. l 3120 11 tractors, because, in Kimbrough's words, "1 widely used in the county. A couple years back, Glenn Herald Staff Writer office in Tallahassee. From effect within minutes," .rtziuin not tssl, g an' rrng pet. want to know w ha t in fact is happening." Turner asked if I would en'e as there it would go to the said. rills. "It.- lry aid c. isngerous," Vihlen said he and Klmbrough have per. his campaign cha irman for A bur ning ban was sought governor's office and if he Sanford Fire ('hief G '1 Commissioner Greg Drummond urged the '.' s.iid so.islly inspected situations "by the Seminole County as he ran for today for Seminole, Orange and department to draw up a list of contractors 7, ,, NI' thousands" where proper wiring has not he?1 the office of presidency, ii Osceola counties because of the _______ and violations for the public to check before !1tI1a do ne, and said aluminum wire use presents is ____________ respectfully declined, thank "extremely critical" fire 'tiri ng a com pa ny. 'nightmare" to county inspectors. you.) situation. Ele"trical Board Chairman Buddy Eidel District Forest Ranger Aluminum wire has been endorsed by 4 - -, defended the wire, an sa id proble ms were however, there's now a new Su pe rvisor Gil Artman today county board of electrical examiners and disappearing as coun ty inspectors learned to 'kid' on the block, sa id he has recommended to the building check official Len Risner so long as it is aluminum wire work correctly, and the Should Dan Rather CBS-TV 1 ,. state lire control chief that the , . alwninum rece pta cl es hit the market. installed and niaintained according A. ever decide to take the plunge, governor Institute the ban, amt1 to V i 4 lingoPINCH arm .T.S. BROW HAlO tt IltOti OUA.RT $ YEAR 60(0 COACH 5.49 6195 KILT CASTLE SB PRCOF 419.. 4995 III. CERTIFIED I YR 40% HENRY I YEAR 399.. 4695 Of, WHYTE & MACKAY - - - 5.49 61,IS UT CANADIAN FALLS 4 YR. WA.'lI1NGTON AL') - The souId be accepted as valiu if' a CAA that object observed in the Associated Press erroneously cour t of la w." vicinity of Dallas and Fort reported March II that a f I'looso 00 1S*IU5 lkof 12 F0411 and Secretary of State Henry in an interview. Orlando, a former Gurney Astronautics and Aeronautics the UFO, 'aiti 4955 i.j: 7 1 J:.Lz.1iLl.z(.1L4:-1 J4W 5595 HIGhlAND BRuit 3 19. 454$ STAIIUY IMP CANADIAN 3 4151 QUART STANLEY SCOTCH 419 479 $595 CANADIAN SUNSET 4 YR 399.. 4695 ABC YR OLD StOIClI 11t 499.... 5915 MM 10 KENTUCKY StENO lIEN NORM I YEAR ' L.9, 9 4.29.,a,v16L4op59eva., 7.99 sv ;i 4,99 ,, ) DOWLING 12 YR STANLEY mediate effect anywhere." County Asks Aluminum Wire Study MNO AWARD WMVI 'tel "1 did not expect that anything I said today would have an im- 0 SOMETHING SPECIAL TOWER ___________ CANADIAN * PIP0Il**IlL'u*PPI ,, UIVk$* • *wIlM1*P $ - LONDON I'm B 49 BA MARIA C0UIUSPSPSVIIs ' "* HAR WOOD tMPSSIPShb$"U4.1 t4 'lull 0 I INIt' I NI • 4.49110 ABC VODKA I * C" sass, - Ills, we 'MIIWlSuV$flCIM REPEATER H10 I 0OIIV UStta Ill $11414.1 UUTp$u!pIu'uIl TPADEMARK 101 - Ius.TNI JACQUIN _____ SUNNYBROOK ABC 8 YR. OLD _____ IMP. CANADIAN ____ IMP._SCOTCH ____ _____ um~ IMP. TEQUILA _____ L_I sr..a tt 'lull . GENTLEMAN OLD 14951 ABC RUM MOT" cum 491 bctv,een an Air Force bomber am., when the bomber was The Miami Herald and over the Gulf of Mexi co and 40 Florida newspa pers have re- and a UFO. The report, puolished In minutes before the crew sighted ported that Larry Will iams of MARIE SRIZARO .SIICIA, OliN KENTUCKY CABCBYR.KY. BENEDICTINE 8.99 MR. ED lW $T141417$NSS'u SILAS HOWE 10 YR. • • IlususluPul N I ia.uussi I ca45ij 17.92. At 436I Cauesrty a ftYItlP,UUO?LAwI Of. ASE 6 YEARS OLD such as that aboutanencounter the El Paso area About 3:31) * HI'Way !& IWtJ Pt .& 711 75*0 J$l P1 Ii VI 1tV1 I? 41 100 PR. VODKA Was ftel P IJUS 'C PSI 45$ WNIMN Ii ' N U IMP. SCOTCH M$** ft RUM •5MLL 'I "u'u("' lowest CTlUMgVtJ $1 IIU*aV$SPSIS 'to •o,,a.,. s.,, .oa ott, "°"0 it is CAli IoVhS0$.G0l$ • '• °.' " -. ' '•i , 3.99 a,!. '-.4, ••• ••II I ' STILLBROOK QUEEN ANNE • ABC GIN to" ov i After Nixon's appearance, Buckley said he "would have been stunned" If the President had heeded his call for resigna. --- - All White Jury Questioned ROYAL DELUXE i,8" Association Liki' little hit crooked,- commented "I'm optimistic. I'd rather I 'Fundraiser Given 18 CANADIAN FALLS '1 ____ I $lJ$i$A7l ". his place. Ni man's perfect," the young cynic. ''If the)' can i"sitively to Buckley's call Tuesday for the President's resignation; four were undecided; and nine said Nixon Should remain in office and continue to fight calls for his Price 10 Cents Gurney 4•97, 3.99 wHER(YOUARfNEv(RALON('IIiAMI DANCING 'TIL 2 A.M. MM maw IMY amus aavni s. I 5.97 ,,.,. -.-:.. 1TU4lV0N0S ~ .*~ $4 M' an act of statesmanship, de. daring, "it would be held .iL.drslluon3n1p, all It would mean that our system of government would be changed for Two people said they reacted S ___ 4 * HI.Way 17.92, Fans Padi * 'tf!' - '0501* , 3 NEW LOUNGES NOW OPEN 12 AM CANADIAN CLUB II*XTUNI 010 STANLEY CM till - JIM BEAM Ill Still at.."01160MA ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' ' ST. LEGER 's 16PR.SCOTC VI SIT YOUR 8UflFULNEWSNGIN' "' 93 Friedman points to reports collision of two airliners over It Wednesday. March 20, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 VODKA H 90 PROOF GIN Nixon replied that, while the senator had suggested resignation would be an act of cctn-age, -i" courage to stand and fight for what you think is f4It1rs1 I NP. KILT CASTLE I WNYPAYMOII? rt siVIMI .sa OLD THOMPSON YR Alt Sm ST 1* CAILIAI:SA,1IIc IS YOU*S "us GOLD MEDAL I "101"t-olle 60411-6 '" 4,49 ZI0 f) 1 1rb guilty in court, DEALER ROYAL DELUXE MR. ED KY. k NtqSM4 a Long time are sharply critical controlled vehicles whose the Air Defense Command the case with this statement: I NMI '' of the Nixon Administration uriln is off the earth,' he said issued a brief report dismissing Most of the evidence, he said, 'In joint review with the CAA is In the form of testimony a nd A e r on a u Ii c s Civil plctures"frornwitnesseswhose Administrationi of the data character Is such that their from th incident, it was . 40 Nixon also argued against the senator's claim that it would be prove he's done something also confused: "There's just so really wrong, maybe then they much to consider; I haven't had Broadcasters convention in said about him js true. The man can talk of impeachment, but time to sit back and work out James Buckley, the arch- Houston, Tex. is doing the best he can and they not now." what I really feel," she cx0Ut President has done should leave him alone to get on (1)nsc;vative senator from New Others were not as confident plalned. York, may believe President three things: he's brought our with it," stated Cathy Appel. of their attitude. "I agree with Buckley," said Nixon should quit now, but men back from Vietnam; he's Nor did Linda Wilcox think a "My thoughts are all Jaxp .J Terry Mosiey. "I'm getting been to China; he's been to resignation was necessary. up." admitted some Sanford area residents Debbie Basso, pretty led up with the Russia. I'd rather leave him "After all, all politicians are a "They'vethrownsornct today said he should stick on the President, I wish he'd do job, at least until he's there than 1.1 an) one else MP -U litimaim LONDON DRY WISER 10 YR. CERTIfIED c YEARS OLD YR OLD STANLEY 8 YR ROYAL DELUXE KY scandal, #,;, ' * IlUI M(S iong.rangc prospective benefi ts vmces him that UFOs are real. being Involved Ili a kickba.-k X statements. President's address at the National Hcrald Staff Writer iirrath ALE TUES. THRU SAT MARCH a , BACARDI It. 'I MR* IKU RUM (CI 0 The evidence Is 'iver- Brief Report of detente. This to whelrilng ibat the earth is echoed in recent Soviet 'rwo months attet the in. articles that for the first time in being visited by Intelligently cident, the committee noted, Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla., of t' By JEAN PAVIESON 4 Reason II. We're human, and once in a great while we make a mistake. But if our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We av ati' interest 01' iwmtltv w •' TYC SLaIl(s 'iCii,,,i ou r work - r t'IF!T •TT iv'.': OLD FLA. RUM VSOP COGNACPW, r(1iLII44-I1 iiicr top aide had accused Sea. Encounters 1fl(tt11 -1 , . AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS McHENRY 12 YR. v 3 irns 1 7 There ha ve been signs la tely an still finds plent> of Kanras. the UFO flew away Correction US COtfl.e LO all presidents and all generations in the future." to do." Area Residents Back Nxon i 1ir THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE N1Kl IV on 51$$ "c' " " '° investigation and its became so concerned that he himself to the scientific method Kls.sinker. SI1OULU SANFORD LONOWOOD 301 E. First St. 903 N. Hwy. 17.92 322.4711 $314411 Sat.. Sun.9 to S Mon. Fri. 9 to Nãcessiry Open TonighT-No Appointment GRAND DAD 100 - ldent withdrew this crisis would be resolved," tiekley said. cc Interests of the nation, the right, and that is what I inteid question brought up Buckley's tional crisis that impeachment can never resolve. "If the Pres- would at once serve ,, the great- , Buckley, a New York Re- ~ (10 M'EB L O CI 'K$TU " not resign, 33 senators declined to take a position and 11 others h A HEDGES BUTLER 14 year career in the aerospace CO. Lewis D. Chase, now re __industry to devote full time to retired in Washington state, Nixon's resignation would be the only way "out of the Watergate swamp." He said Nixon's resignation 6 ____ The flight conimander, Li taken hours before the Presi. dent vowed again that he will At the President's news conference in Houston, the first paigned." Buckley said that Watergate has created an unparalleled na resignation or Impeachment, MYERS RUM i." In The Associated Press poll, institution of the presidency and the stated goals for which he so successfully cam. }IAVESTATC FORMS. 1 .i " publican who was elected as a Conservative party candidate, and who strongly srnports Nix. on's policies, said Tuesday that declaration by Buckley, one of Nixon's allies in the Senate. 66th Year, No. 180 SAM $75 PR. VODKA CLAY 12 YR. 100 £SCUIUW'? IV ISO"" respo nsible scientists doggedly across t he bomber's pa th at .ijor explosion, incredible speeds. trying for all it can get short of trail the mysterious objects. Middle East. ignatlon. tt;0..,,, 7 field, 19, of St. Mary's University, San Antonio, 'fez., swallowed 210 live goldfish to claim a world record now by a Communist chief, wants JronbXion as an unresolved tried to evade the UFO by slowing his plane, accelerating detente and all it promises. But "problem." UITh to maximum speed, changing Unlike many tipo dIthat costs a lot in terms of sur rendering opportunities to beaters who stretch tru th and altitude and turning, all with out reason, Friedman limits success. Finally, as the bomber be more disru pti ve tion shows that 39 Senators support Nixon's stand against quit. ting while Ii now favor his res- Henry 1 reasons why you much of anything. But then In February, 1969, Charles Win- term for the study of unjden- bomber visualized the object as like a regime bent on detente tilled flying objects or UFOs. a "very Intense white light wi th n one hoping to peep the wa- Al though the study was of- blue tint" that approached the t"is roiled In the most sensitive 1'11Y dismissed as a woe- plane from all sides at various strategic area of the world. Yet thiess pursuit five years ago by times, hover ed motionlessiy, in directions people who should know credit US, government Investigators, changed Moscow with wanting to avoid a Friedman and a few other stantaneously and zipped spect. Leonid I, Brezhnev, the for President Nixon's resigns- parents and a few conservative groups whose members thought the fad was just too silly for The Russians sound a In 1970, Friedman, 39, quit a science students at California '' The cockpit crew of the "Ufology" Is Friedman's West. not the it. 0 Nixon: No; Senators Split Quit; - in office, descite the surprise med his determination to stay _______________*r 1 ey: WASHINGTON (AP) - A too, and today bobby socks and saddle shoes Institute ct Technology. Pasadena,tearingdowna piano and stuffing all the pieces through an eight4nch hole in the record time of 10 minutes, the door and nobody could Charleston and the Suzy-Q. reach the phone. The King of Swing, Benny America enjoys faddi.cm. It Campus panty raids came Goodman, and his boys incited .specially was evident from the along, to display the daring of jitterbugging among the young1930s through the 1950s, but a undergrads who couldn't sters back in those days and few la ds lingered over in the hot attract attention any other way, sent many a young adult and and heavy '60s, mostly on high But they were so harmless that middle-aged man to the school and college campuses. alter a few months of good- chiropractor. So did HulaThere always are some adults, natur ed tolerance, the public Ilooping, which came along though, who never want to lost interest, later and made a millionaire forget their college days and Marathon dancing was a lad out of man who fashioned the use fads to take them ba ck of t he depression-ridden 1930s. first hoop just for some thing to along memory lane to Called walkathons, couples do. campus would stumble wearily around The goofy song craze revved The college ) the dance floor for hundr eds of up in the 1930s with tunes like started swallowing goldfish, h ours before dropping from ''Three little Fishes," ''Flat then guppies -. live, mind )(U exhaustion. The reards for l-'.*it Fltgie'' and ''Main)- and the fad spread to high sth)'i ng on)'ourfectwe re notall Doats and Dozy Doats." school campuses as well. The that great, but a few bucks in Grownups sang them along fishy diet didn't seem to affect ti. (lays would buy a few with the kids, for they were fun the swallowers heal th , so the in';tl, and helped to shrug off the fears nnli' r.ml .'i,nnImnIc (rf,,, when aliens the plane. Radar operators on Arabs know the United states microbes ologicallysuperiortoman (1w ground, alerted by the chn still hdsthekey. If there is to te mber crew, also tracked the th bo are boning all around ear tie economic development intl3e UFO. Arab world, the keys are in the Political problems was back in the kl poll taken after conservative Sen. James L Buckley called acamusfadforarndfar sUHstwiveM ' maiypr,at ofthe"4(andsftllarewfth uoun the nudist cult. But as is known the record for parties. runnir.gin thebulfsummonsup stuffing a booth was set by 22 There were new dance fa ds Bobby socks for a time even inem,,ries of other fads which undergraduates of St. Mary's everyfewyears.Sou th Carolina got thicker and were called spend 11 billion to send,a robot they saw the UFO either If the re Is to be peace, the spacecraft to hunt For Martian direc tly or on radarscopes in Moscow seems to have Telephone booth Buc 0 of American >outh, found _ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ . Moscow inzleed did all those man to limit his search for UFO for more than an hour in a over flight things, and that is precisely extraterrestrial life and In- circuitous why the Arabs are su.spi:ious. telligence to his own planet for Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas on the morning of July The Arabs are nati onalistic and the present. Nuclear physicist Stanton T. 17,1967. devoutly Islamic. They are Friedman suggested that ii All six members of the fearful of what they ha ve of Soviet sentiments in those doesn't make much sense to bomber crew told Investigators th,t. In those days a Plymouth Records. Copley NeWs Senrice they weren't really proving Convinced UFOs Are Real 'Memories coupe cost $643, a Studebaker depression never would end. But the fad didn't catch hold $660 and a Hudson $370. Fashions always have been Charades were a big deal linked to faddism, and the The bare truth is that nothingagain. published In Guinness' World By FRANK MACOMIIER words. At any rate, it died down wkn the fish eaters decided I The men in the Kremlin niust be asking why the Arabs didn't Stirs freeiorn, etc., etc. '- C- Buff :t--A::4:: g . - . :.t j •• • . t c .- I A they Somehow all from fl ezressions crowded of one kind or Negro dancers and it WII 1TTIA I _____ P4 _____ \ 1 t!H"AI Ill anot her - rebellion, boredom, into a regulation-sized phone caught on across the \IRlI Il1 t'xhibitionsim, the search for booth, but they couldn't close From it grew truckin', the 'WT / I gl, If '' In 0 quite like streaking ever has hit 'I .. .. s,ntnhj..1 on tims? Running I ..d'IJ 'fl - - heed them. Alter all, didn't the Sioviet Union arm Egypt and Syria' Didn't the Soviet Union build the Aan lEgh Darn for Egypt after the Americans refused to? Didn't the Soviet tinion back the Arabs in all they ask' Didn't the Soviet Union all - . . an aspiraaiong espouse - I I I Li) Wll.L.IAM I... RYAN AP Special Correspondent the SIIV1PI rfl i . Russians ,t d , ; Oil Crisis Zi., -_--------- Tuesday, March 19, 1974 , Tb.' is - . ,. , .i llisncr and chief electrical inspector Cecil - - .111 'I'c'l Is, io I , J. tL'1 P0 . SANFORD FIRE CHIEF INSPE'.'TS \Vi,tft )S IL..V/ J': . . Harriett said nearly 10 acreS; tt'vrt' t irnd , United First Florida [tault i directors elected C. Howard McNulty, president of the Florida State Rank of Sanford, as their president for the $ r, billion tending institutisln. At the saint' Tuesday meeting it was agreed to change the corporate name to Flagship Banks Inc. McNulty. 38, a law school graduate of the University of Florida will be the chief operating officer and second ranking executive in the holding company. 11w McNulty chain of banks formed the nucleus in the formation of First Florida Hancorporation, the holding om that merged June 30, tipan' l9'3 with Coiled Rankshares of I 1.m ti., lsic., to tunu United First Florida Banks Inc. But when the boom starts again, Vthlen said. contractors "will literally pick people up off the streets and put them to work in . 1, .' -'''''I';:'.: ii sir';''. teat lies t he usa ndat irs - " _ - - _-W-.__ m -. - -_ --I --- ---_. ______ --. retirement age of 65 in Jul', Flagship is the state's third holding company rant.ii',I h-ehind Southeast IL,sikiis, 5- ip., Miami and Rarnett lhi. s of Florida Inc. of Jat'ksonvillt' Sinatbk'rs de.cribed McNult as an agressive leader who has demonstrated his capability to meet the challenges of the present as well as the future." The holding compart', currently has 38 banks in 19 Prior to his - .o, lion, McNulty was executive %. t ,, president in charge of tho ompany 's Central Region .1:- p tesideiit he will mantain an oil in Miami. counties. largess trictans are getting jobs - Bankers Elect McNulty P resident Inc. because the better companies and elec. Hurst said problems are already decreasing, and that while they are still a "little leer)" about aluminumwire, the situation should unprove with experience and education however, Kimbrough and Vihlen refused to be mollified. Kimnbrouk'h 4as-ino to no' -- ............ Three - - -' - - :1. ) * bank acquisitions are pending approval and six charters have been filed for new banks. In addition to the name commuting an av . at e of three change, 28 directors were timises a week, bu. has no in reelected, and authorized an tentism of moving i Ut of the increase in the corporation's stock from eit,t million to Sanford area. 18,000,000 shares and adopted Fran Sinathers Jr., president an t-iiipluye stoth purchase plan and chief executive sdficer for effective Jan. I. United First was named The annual meeting of United t-hairmitan of the boaru and will , First was held at corporate remain the rankiag ('zecutivi' headquarters :n the Marine officer until Jut',' Smathers Rank Iluihuinc in Tamisa -. -__ 4)fIt £ - ' ; • ' (p44, '.1 I'PtQl)5 by 5.11 V,nccs,p C. (TOWARD M(' NUL1"i' To (lead Uni t ed First Florida �2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1974 - The Su Rebozo r - Talk Ban letter of intent in mid-January to purchase the circus through Venture Out in America, Inc., a Gulf subsidiary based In Atlanta. But Gulf said Tuesday its board of direct ors decided not w go inrougn with uw purchase. it gave no reason for Inc board's decision, The present owners of the circus are currently involved in a large amusement park near Orlaivio. Fla. H IV, Wd , &-, - T To Hearst WASHINGTON (AP) The House Wars and Means ('i innitttt h i cted t in i rt ti Is light n bite on the petroleum industry. The panel tentatively agreed to impose a new windfall profits levy. But the proposal would raise virtually no additional reve nue from American oilmen who pump such energy crisis-generated - ' gain 'ill - . - s'-- ll- "A'- -Al . -I .1i, - Ia. _.." - 14 - - - - 0- - ' '.#. - - , " At - ')' - - - - . - • •. - . •. .-- • - • • •• -. ' - • pearance by alleged Sym. bionese Liberation Army diers" Joseph Remiro and Russell Little could hurt their chances for a fair trial. After learning of the ruling, Hearst ssid, "1 don't see how any statement that might possi. bly bring about the release of iur ILIU) liter could k p hit dt fendants front getting a fair trial." The SIA, which clsirnsit kid. vience Evidence - • - Sen. Adlal E. Stevenson has won claims victory In an Intraparty squabble with Mayor Richard J. Daley. Five incumbent congressmen who faced primary challenges in Tuesday's voting won renomination. Stevenson, a Democrat who was elected in l970,to fill the unexpired term of the late Republican Everett M. Dlrksen, plied up a 4-to-I margin in defeating W. Dakin Williams, a brother of playwright Tennessee Williams. • L Numbers Assigned WASHINGTON (AP; The nearly two million young men born in 1955 will be assigned draft numbers today in caw It becomes necessary to resume inducting Americans into the armed force:. In remarks prqared for the secorslannual standby tottenrto assign the numbers, John D..Dewhurs$,deputy director of Selective Service said the purpose is "in. swaiye — path and Dewhwst, substituting for draft Director Byron Pepitione. who underwent heart surgery Friday, noted that nocne drafted for 18 months as the military was being transformed into an all-volunteer force. - . ' .. ,• . -. ' Hearst, president and editor of the an Francisco Examiner, promised further comment to. day on Judge Hall's ruling. In turning down the request, Hall said, "Il I agreed motion I would create an at. mosphere that would result in the possibility of ese men not receiving any i thi4possibly 7 . - - -• . ' -. / -- HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Declaring he has a right to Nedefem. President Nixon has told newsmen he will be )Wagf& with then a they arewith him. In a qua dIon.and.angwrr session at the National Association of Broadcasters convention Tuesday night, Nixon sparred with reporters and aimed barbed cornments at the media and drew applause from bus au- thence, Chrysler Prices Boosted pr;r DETROIT (AP) — Chrysler Corp. has announced a retail price increase averaging $i its 1974 model can. The increase, effecti ve Monday, is I first ice price controls were lifted last Decemlr. cresse h,, . fall. t'.nf.i, p.i.1 s.n pPVI unit and ranges from $15 for the Dodge Dart and Plymouth Valiant to $67 for the Plymouth Fury, Dodge Monaco. Chrysler and Imperial. Mrysler said. - 1~11 , • t b. Ill - a , • . .. 4 - • ' • . " ' - .'. - • - I ' • "- ' ' . •• • -w * -' - , . . I. ' .. -. • "' • ' Gov. Reubin Askew should have the power to ration gaso. - ID 'A • • _ fl• ( a — - • •. ___ - WASHINGTON (AP) - The the price ot g&wline could hit 70 American motorist will contin. to 80 cents per gallon at the ue to face a gasoline shoMge purnp this summer. and he'll pay higher prices for Energy officials hope these the fuel, despite the end of the high prices will at least take the Arab oil embargo, President sting out of the remaining Nixon and his energy chief have shortage by causing motorists 'ii,t o nlurit in I reduce I heir Nixon, opening a news con- gasoline use. ference with the National Asso. Simon and Nixon a lso said ciation of Broadcasters in that ener gy problems, in gencrI IO(lStOl) Tuesday night, said, al, would not disappear with the We still have an anticipated shipments of Arab oil. shortage of pe rhaps to per The nusnda tory federal Petro. cent in the United States." leurn allocation program would Eariler, federal energy chief continue, but industry and agrl. William E. Simon told newsmen culture would be able to operate here, "Gasoline is going to cost "at full capacity," Nixon said. more and 5° Is heating oil." He criticized Congress foi" A shortage such as that men. failing to act on his legislative honed by Nixon means Ames-i. proposals to stimulate In. ca ns would have about the creased energy production same gasoline supply as during from coal, oil shale, the Naval the first week of March, when Petroleum Reserve at Elk long lines at gasoline stations Hills, Calif and other sources seemed to vanish suddenly. A 5 to per cent shortage would be great 14 to 20 per cent shortages of PEOPLE... February, when motorists IPsI PtltAI I'4LVV S waited in line for hours. The return of Arab oil Nixon said would not close the gap completely, although he said it would rule out railoning and tnun the end of the Sunday ban on gasoline sal It will be necessary to continue our voluntary program ci car-pooling and also of slower driving." Ni of the anticipated shortage. . -_ Simon had explained earlier in the al priced Arab oil returns to the -- - - .4 • .. - ' - GROUND GLASS P LJ the . ,• JERRY WAGNER and Dan Shankland sweep broken glass to the side plant tipped over. '• -.-----. Point out, however, that while It fines an impeachable offense. of impeachable offenses. might be an act of courage 10 During a televised questionrun away from that Job th at you and-answer session Tuesday tere elected to do, it also lakes gtc. ANALYSIS night beforeNati rs t Mich., the ranking Republican, said the study "speaks to the conunittee,it does not speak for the committee." The President has portrayed .cntion in lluuston, the Presi,t a news conference on Feb. the House committee as makdent said: 25 the President said, "The ing broad requests for material "it is the Constitution that Constitution is very precise in in an attempt to find something defir- what the House should defining what Is an impeach- tha t would Mideast fit an unspecified has-i, access to and the limits of able offense., A criminal of- definition of an impeachable ofI would only suggest that Its iiive'stlgation Now, I'm sag. fense on the part of the presi- fense li krti f the future of .e5ting that the House follow dint is the requirement fur 1111it is much better to have Inc Constitution. If they do. I iieachment." For example, last Friday - .._ . un Mates a ftnien Ot i ss. ''iiThe house Judiciary Corn- fare a group of business execurati's neighiSors and thereby What prompted that state- millet hasn't rnaie any final Uses In Chicago, Nixon said able to influence amid perhaps tnent was $ question in which delennination of what it will some people would have him restrain their policies ra ther the President was asked If he regard as an Impeachable of- give the committee "a fishing than an enemy or with corn- weren't seeking 4f1j the fs license" to go through munlcatlon ,,, But let me make limits of the impeachment inBut a staff memorandum gir. presidential Files '-in order to one thing very clear. Being a quiry by saying what he would en members of the comnniitee find out whether or not there is friend of one of Israel's neighand would not give the house just four days before President it possibility that some action bum's doesn't make us an enemy tVmflInIttCe. — Nixon gave his definition said had been taken which might be ot israej. iLIon rvpiieu iflam 1W COO- that. "in drawing articles of and might result In an im. 5LUtlofl aennes itTOufltIi For impeachment, the Houk has peat-liable offcn.se." -impeat. hrnent as 'treason, placed little eimiphasz.a on CTImIImpeachmen t bribery and other high crimes nal conduct.,., His message then, repeated "me reason that we don't and "Much more common are al Tuesday night, was that to per. say, 'Come ui and bring your UHe then seemed Ic suggest Iegaticns that the officer has mit such a broad search would haul trailer and haul it out,, that the House committee violated his duties ortils oath or irreparably weaken the presi. very simply Is this: it Is not beshould limit its requefts to ma- seriously undermined public ilency. no - - - -•.. - - — - Saving Heating Oil CASUALLY ATFJRED William Simon, hei.d of the Federal Energy Office, stokes the fire in his Washington. 1) C. office. before warming his feet - I Envelopes W10mil cow 'I :i: - - . -47.8 per cent agreed. - 0 Payments Rooney For 1973 L$JB inomason Of Rolling Hills - The co un try had a deficit of $9.8 bill ion in its basic balance in 1972, meing substantially more US, dc1ars flowed out of returned to -- S. s'iore me children, Kelly, 14; Kerry, 13; Kyle, 12, and Kimmie, lO,will takelhe name of Th awn . 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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Ry who hadJoint guard. government reported today ianship of the children, to that the United Stales had a obtain sole custody in a 1972 1973 surplus 0111.2 billion in its suit. The judge ruled that the basic balance of payments with children's best Interests were other countries, an improveserved by the regularity, reliament of Ill bullion over a year IAlity and stability of living with Index. - ~,,,VW'16V 77r- i i i J Thermometer I.i Oral or Baby LOS ANGELES AP3 Acfor Mickey ltoont'y's four chilidren by his fifth wife have been adopted by their mother's par. ents, •..- - adc1l Orbo Sow' rP Ill IV c99 — ) , . ,,, ., public services sbould be IVV.1,VVV1)V, 1111-111, lirmw.I Q9.01a A ..1. brought u to adequate stand I — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — - ards before new areas are &'- 1 0UOiut,imiz,ii:A'(k2 \.) - Balance j , • - "All col "C 0mm. - :I :, IceMilk tim'! *itP'GI COVPC 19C Ill I ' i 31.9 ill'i ~c no opinion on whether growth should be limited because new residents cost more in services that they provide in taxes. PiEce ————————————————— I' i0 (' I O6E11utIT1 .11u.1I ' Grigg said the poll, cond u cted by telephone among 2,890 per. sons who live in counties where Florida community colg a produced these responses: -41.8 per cent disagree that continued popula tion growth is necessary to he state's econo. my. \I • - Flea Collar 3 C' - Ill ( A ., - : ' ---- I irnit I :Ifrden's t : -- -> 11-1 Q')') V V V V Vh1AlM'1LH, , : I . 39C __ Od RuzitIMM) - 11 ————————— 1 6k .. Le"*•• gi Pack ,a 5-Grain -----",o-— ( A poll presented to the cornmittee by Charles Florida searcher, Indicated that law- I . Aspirin craft 1 ,.. Jsuze f: [, their constituents. • o t . --I - -_ j ~- .. I .,', r,,,,,,l ," .. iourage to stand and fight for elation of Broadcasters con. - 1;L ations committee chairman ing on the proposed growth OI: Designed to provide direction Jim Williams, D-Ocala, has for Florida's future developwarned House members who ment, the growth policy was "It's going to take an a ful support a state growth policy generally supported by wit. 1 w that it won't be easy to get the nesses appearing before the IW__Senate to pass the measure. House Rules and Seni Gov. But a statewide poll inidicates The policy, backed by House ernmental Operations Com- I li lawmakers may be disagreeing Speaker Terrell Sessums, D_ Inittee. Ill I.%ith votili it they fail to pass it. Tampa, Is to go before the -Doon't take for granted that Ifouist. Rules collinjittee .%joj)_ 111c J)urposk, of the hearing IIeverything is peaches and day wd reach the floor of the %as to familiarize members of ~ the Senate committee with the House proposal, but only six of .- Price - . - III , 2 Roll Moil col 79C Pack plice . 11M4W inakerswhoopposeagrowth1' policy run the risk of bucking • Presiodent's Impeach Definition F d - j..-'7 \ attended the session. - "I harvest of grain folods paMcu. Ty president, only ti grand jury but also prices Iy; Kenneth M. Henson, gressoftheunftedStatesln 1 Position nicn is hostile to ... the problem is still going to local attorney, said Tuesday getting together and passing Democrat and Republican VIW amer investigati ve agents the legislation that will produce since the tniic of Washington arid have waived executive (lie United States .. I believe be a very difficult one ... While that the legal proceedings Ininore energy ... There are now has followed, and that Is of di privilege perhaps further than I that we are going to work out we will continue to have a volving Calley's trial and up. I; bills before the Congress fending its confidentiality, of should In terms of the office of the differences that we have in difficult time as far as the peals "are among the most the presidency in order to the which haven't been acted upon presidential conversations and economic and political consumer price index is con- widely discussed in the annals I. cooperate. w cerned, through the balance of of military Justice." which would deal with the prob- communications." field." the second quarter and possibly lem of increasing the supply of He said President Nixon's energy." into the third quart er, be- promise to review the case lieve that the upward pressure points Out its uniqueness and nprim will then begin to sub- added that Calley has made no i Resignation side and in the latter half of the attempt to flee and presents no WASHINGTON t API Pres. k'rial that would bear on what confidence in his ability to per- third quarter and in the last threat to society. • When we speak of courage, ident Nixon's words were di!- are found to be "high quarter that the food- not only Before his release, Calley had crimes Form his official functions." if I could address that from a ferent, but his message to the and misdemeanors.' level generally, but been under house arrest at Members of the House panel the price personal standpoint first of all, house Judiciary Committee But a problem is that the didn't necessarily agree with the food price level, even to. nearby Ft. Henning for nearly It perhaps would be an act of was the eluding beef — will be on a three years since his conviction same: no more White House committee and the Pres- the staff study. courage to resign. I should also house files until (he panel de- ident disagree on the definition In March 1971. Rep. Edward Hutchinson, H- downward trend." r - -_ - _______________ -.r :-•-- ' energy on the pan of the Cart. concerned. I - — " onal I - . ! J9c:i -_ " , . v1iPI , I o iiiiiii r1:4 ' A-.ii4l , .lio,I cO,po tic - 4. 00I - V.- i DLIJII3U —— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — l I1 .:. e ___ f3l ~41 ~ 07, 1~17ill.— ~a I 0, ~~~ - M = W. ),.- ie 12 Ex p. Ia .1~ a . :Price "Ibi colloopo" S)c _-_- I '-' "--- 1,_i. I - • < - 4 l.:i IIC ~ Kodacolor 126 FIurn _ i!J TAI.LAIIASSEE. Fla. iAPi cream," Williams ad Tuesday house during the first week of CX)UJMBUS, Ga. (AP) it Fol- cause cii lack of desire co William l. Calleys lawyer has vvafargat. lowing are highlights from operate. It is, first, because we Europe asked a federal Judge to turn Food President Nixon's Tuesday believe that the committee down a U.S, attorney's moti on ''Dragging out Watergate In the political and ceonight speech and question-and. enough information to conduct "The situation with regard to to revoke Calley's bail and re drags down America, and I nomnic field, in the deals be- pressure on prices answer session at the con- its investigation and to I would turn him to military custody, ention of the National Asoci- whether any charges it may want to bring it to a conclusion. tween the nine, the European summarize in this way: It Is not U. S. District Court Judge J The burglary) action was Community and the United over. For example, ation of Broadc2sters: have against the President the in. Robert Elliott took the matter wrong, the action was stupid, it States, those discussions true or false. Second, insofar flatlonary effects of the energy under advisement. There was &Mtlonal documents are conshould never have haPPenedol it haven't gone well. They have problem will continue to posish no Indication when he would Energy cerned, in ather words virtually gWd not have been covered not gone well due to the fact prices tip until we get more rule. up and! have done the very best that a hunting lk we speak ci Elliott freed Calley, ccnthe nine at times haven't Production- Insofar as food is shortage, the greatest shortage ttnse Whatever you want to think, concerned, the prospect is bet- sided of murder in the slaying ns co ulted with us, we call it,within the White flou,e is uncovered. I have ter. We expected a very big 01 Vietnamese civilians at Mv of energy is the lack r,.n., j %A am following the cooperated completely witn V, Ill -WL'Will t !iee is right, and that is what I intend to do .- Ill C.vi I ,,~ V )1 o~ o 5 ., ,,,.) i i -i IId $—— — — —————— - — — — - u i"Clo r— i Fit ;. 9 i in lille umi set store hours energy emergency, the Florida Energy Committee says in a report to be released today. Florida could face serious social and economic disruptions unless the governor had the are occurring within the state, hind art-rage fuel costs per power to react when emer- yet the governor does not have thousand miles. gencies develop, the committee authority to institute itiandato. said In a report to the legisla- ry rationing programs within ,Siinilar requirements on tin-c. done in posting energy use for applithe state as has been The panel of legisla tors und Virginia, Hawaii, New Jersey unces. citizens proposed a bill to allow nri i'. —itequiring all persons Enthe governor, in an emergency, said. volved in fuel handling to report to "establish and regulate the The also recoin. tua state energy information alloration, rationing and price me' center the amount of fuel of essential energy sources in. -incentives for developing produced or on hand. -.Senate governmental oper- during a joint conunittee hear. the 1974 session. a _ ll, ________ for Faces Rough Road In Senate WILLiAM CALLEY ...Freeon bell Highlig hts Of - I - energy use." corporate tax credits to rnanulie also should be able to facturers and exempting the an rrgulale highway use. outdoor pliol from salcia;dx es. lighting and the opening and -New car price stickers and closing hours of service stations and other businesses. the panel .,%d-,crtisetnents after July 1, 1975 to show the miles per galsaid. "Serious gasoline shortages Ion of gasoline the car will give i'l c OO66Oj Northern ZI ______ I ______ * - mated the extent of till price Impact but Simon's aide John C. Sawhill, has guessed of 1.94 near Jackson, Mick, after a load of glass going to a recycling .uuuuaur Williams Warns Growth Policy • average U.S. cost of oil, creating increases In fuel prices to the consumer. - . HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) % - . 1 •...--" IV • '. I; 3•• A tAIIi ; Ir t VV V I I I 1W I • 1. f, r I Fnp-rriv TAIJAHASSEE, Fla. (All) cluding the setting of priorities solar energy systems by giving f- "... - . • I I THE 1. . .111 - - - - __%, • ) 0 ' •' 0 • . - - '., • • - In nearh Oaklvvl W h.e little muu are''ciwrgeu, w,ti, t Nov. 6 cyanide-bullet assassination of Oakland SoolssuM Municipal Court Judge Stafford H scheduled day on the television proposal. - • hles( break off all communicati on with her family unless Little, 24. and Reiniro, 27, appear on na tiosj television. Nixon, Newsmen Spar Thee increase avrae Th Ned ClioIF= IJT25.Tablet$ AlkaSeltzer ____ — ?W 1 Sparkling White Wednesday, Mar. 20,1974-3A Oi 6 ICIl.zI ' a - naped 20-year-old Patricia nomina tion to another term and Gov. Daniel Walker Draf 'Al r7 Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge Sam Hall ruled Tuesday that a television ap- WASHINGTON (AP) The Nixon administration is urging the Supreme Court to permit use of some evidence ga thered from suspects who have not been fully advised of their rights. The administration position Is that while statemen ts made by those not fully advised of their rights should not be allowed, prosecutors should be permitted u.se otherwise legitimate evidence stemming from those I t . (laughter. profits back Into the hunt for new energy so urces CHICAGO (AP) I -;_ , I - I --iiiiiiiii, __ - __ . .. . MARTINEZ, Calif. (AP) Randolph A. Hearst says he's disappointed that two accused nirderers have been denied Iw rrnici n to read for tclt a statement they claim could help free his kidnaped I-lea - 34 _* V az=____ 6066— il 91.: k'1 1 I .,p_ - Low Gos, High Cost P.A . -- New Petroleum Tax Al' Stevenson tevenson vvlflS -, - I - - - Uce 0' ~ 21'.... _ I," . 4;n I Governor b Gulf Oil Corp. says it will not purchase Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey Combined Shows, Inc. from Mattel, Inc. Gulf had signed a Says Donation J WS.__IS SSSSS Gulf Quits Ringling Deal PITTSBURGH tAP) Over - , I oenaed p WASHINGTON AP) The tinancethatbcganwftha$100,. by a Hughes emmissary. mony, the money was not tin. Thelilfliflgotthepayfl)efltsiI mllteethMallo(themoneyreSenate Watergate CommIttee 000 payment from billionaire Sources have said the corn- mediately forthcoming. considered crucial by. Investi. mnInd En a aafa ufltolld)ed for I.._ ...L---IId3 uupuvnaeu rreaiaem ix. Howard Hughes. mittee has learned that the idea A 150,000 payment is said to galore because some of the three years and was not tied In on's clomit friend to testify unThe story includes allegations of a Hughes contribuition first have been made in 1169 or 1970. dates on which the money may the IM campaign for (car subder oath about a campaign con. that one consideration may arose during the 196$ pres. have been turn ed over to Re- sequent controversy and turtribution. have been the favorable resolu- idential campaign at a ltuo.'heOn A second SU1,000 Installment bozo coiddde with negotiations moil ini the Hughes empire .. -- - k, -'-'r - !'-'-;'- `-.-ii of federal antitriLit al., ,- -11-r! Iwilween Nixon, alloo-viliv,lloor-.J~ 71aut in 1970. bet% da bankerand presidential con- aimed at Hughes' I,as Ve9 *as R-ebuto and Richard Danner, n-addition, an independent Gen. John N. Mitchell con- Preski-mit. I tidant, was to appear in execu- gambling and hokl interests. latir to beome manager of the governm.mt regulatory agency cerning the antitrust impliesfive session Thurs4ay. Its most recent chapter was Hughes-lowned Frontier Hotel is said to have evidence that a How of Hughes' effort to buy The money was returned by Rebozo Is a leading character the dumping of $100,000 in old in as Vegas. payment may have the I).mnes Hotel in Las Vegas. Rebozo to a Hughes reIWt5erla tlu.d $50,0' in a story of top-level campaign 1110D bills on 2 committee table According to Danner's te!tl- been made. Reboto earlier told the com. five In the summer of 1973. NATION TODAY _ Report b Sanford Her&d Ba g i PI .IcYVVVVVVVVVV'L''1"J-'IIyjLV1vvQVjJjjlJ4 Shampoo 7.____ 4-01 151 Li 1-0 " DUROMW lc ad 04 I.ci 1 :'I ace oi designs WO I<P1kSiCOWP005C 77 1 JI - - - - - -— — — — — — — — — — — -- Corn Silk Compact Makeoll I•I UA IoI iI I\MAR 2fJ 66c ---------tK)F14 FILM' "MAR 26J i1 �L 4A — The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1914 A Way To Get Our Government Back once 'Money,"a noted California po1Icial figure observed, "is the Mother's milk of representatives in recent years; it sometimes seems as though every political figure in politics." and too few mothers. The opportunities for ahnse are thu 8pparEnt: political candidates—some wilfuIy and some through no fault of their own—find themselves in debt, financially and morally, to an increaFingly small percentage of the population. Thus we have something less than representative government, It isn't necessary that we take the space here to list the various transgressions of our -- 14EY CAU1.D IT 1141) KW EXPOWK . . .. j MEZ ' P4 V IT•5 CALLED. STRWINCY FEW- \ - I Hustler Of Land New Suez Faces Problems To Open Hy JOHN VAN GIESON TAUAI1ASsEE. 1a, AP — IA. Coy. Tom Adams latest threat ton for governor was a warning to Gov. ReuWn Askew not to get too chummy with Sen. Bruce Smnth'r fl.J,.fr. t sonville. &nathiers, son of former Sen. George Smathers, D-Fla., will be Adams' major opponent if Adams sticks to liLs Ltention to run f or secreta ry of state. Adams, however, last week revived earlier statements that he his been getting a great deal of enco uragement to run for governor against Askew, His relations with Askew apparently fractured beyond mending, Adams wa miffed at what to him seemed un usual interest by Askew In Sma th ers' secretary of state candidacy. lie said th e governor took special pains several weeks ago to let him know Smnth ers was coining Into discuss his political ambitions, ByJAANDE8S0N t WASHINGTON—Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., the Senate Watergate matinee idol, has been dealing behind the scenes with embattled, ex-While House side Charles Colson ir. a *', effort to Implicate the Central Intelligence Agency In the Watergate government, in a word, to the people. As Sen. Lawton Chiles points out, "The checkoff doesn't cost the taxpayer anything; it doesn't increase anyone's taxes o reduce any tax refunds. Republicans and Democrats will get the same amount of money, and there are provisions for minor party candidates." And it is very simple. The taxpayer who has not yet filed his federal income tax return neW simply check line eight of the return to direct $1 (or $2 if a joint return) to the fund which will be administered by the Comptroller Genet al of the United States who is required by law to report to Congress and the public. No one, least of all this newspaper, sees this as a final solution to the problem of money and rogues in and on the fringes of politics. But is is a first step, and in todag's atmosphere, one that reeks of corruption and favoritism and distrust, we owe it to ourselves to take that first step. It will at least provide a base from which we can attempt over the next few years to restore and regain confidence in our government. The crooks and special interests took control of our government largely through our lack of interest. We've got to showthem that our claim on our government is at least as strong as theirs. TomAdams' Threat To Run 'A Warning' With Colson her sundry stories coming out of Yet, in a way, it is the best possible time, for it has dramatically demonstrated the need to VJiiOS. the dection of Presidents and, eventually, other public officials from the whims and special interests of the few to the vast unseen and often unheard population at large. To return Jersey. Florida has not been immune, nor PAnnc%'!,...,-... w York, nor, Heaven forbid, !lltnis. The details differ slightly from case to case, but all have their roots in money—whether it be in accepting or soliciting illegal campaign coatributions or "selling jobs" or outright bribery for the right to conduct business in a particular locality, We must as a people and especially as a people committed to a democratic system of government, remove or at least lessen the influence of "big money" on those whom we elect to public office. We'll always have thieves among us and we'll always have to suffer the embarrassment of public officials whose idea of political morality is not to get caught. That they will always be among US is not to say we shouldn't devise safeguards to prevent the who are supposed to represent US from preying on us. One first step could very well be the special dollar checkoff provision to help finance Presidential elections. The Congress established in 1971 the Presidential Election Campaign Fund to provide public financing by allowing each taxpayer to direct one dollar of his or her federal income tax to be distributed among the candidates. Here we are faced with a dilemma. This isn't the best possible time to ask John Q. Public to finance anyone's political campaign. Watergate, the milk industry's "slush fund," the oil industry Copley News - Baker Working Washington are enough to make the average citizen place a curse on all politicians. Jersey has been accused, Indicted or Jailed recent years. Nor is the virus limited to New The problem is we've had too many politicians HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED lobby and The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20,1974—SA Jack Anderson breaNn and cover-up. Although Colson pleaded the Fifth Amendment it the Senate hearings, he has collaborated quietly with Baker's top committee side, Fred Thompson, in the desperate attempt to shift more of the Watergate blame to the CIA. "Prior to the appointment. the governor personally came over to my office and left a message he was sch ed uled to see Sen. &na thers," Adams said. "After th ey had the appolntment he personally came back and left a message. I, of course, was gone bo th times." Colson has also been In touch with the White House on the CIA angle. This has armised suspicion that the Baker-Colson maneuver may be a White House ploy to divert public attention (torn President Nixon's own Watergate role. Sources cle to Baker hotly &ny that his CIA investigation is a diversionary action. They say he s hard at work on a detailed report, which they promised will be a "bombshell." From hints we have gotten o( memos in Baker's possession, 'bombshell" Is (air descriptii of what he has discovered. Adams said the governor's message said that Smathers was then thinking about running for secretary of sate and was " eking encouragement.' strategy. It can be assumed would assure easy access by truce, it will be largely to the Egypt has announced Plans to that any support Henry Soviet warships to an Indian credit cd our diplomacy. must hare been encouraged enough to lev'.utiie a candidate. YoujIsthiivettwoadtwccthe r" !inathers, perhaps adding fuel to the fire, said, "I have my own opinions who the governor would support on a personal basis, but th at's my own opinion." "Really, th e governor to th e best of my knowled ge is a hands-off policy and letting each candidate run on his own and let the voters decide," he added , Adams has had no special conta cts over th e years with &na th ers, alth ough he, of course, knew George Smoth ers. Th ere is historical preced ent, however, for a knockdown, drag-out primary battle between Smathers and Adams. George Sma th ers, Bruce's wellknown fa th er, ousted Rep. Claude Pepper, D.-Fla,, t he n an incumbent senator, in a 1950 primary reputed lobe one of the ugliest ever In Florida. Pepper was a frequent visitor in the Adams hirne in U tho,h the OILSR peents out that "this report is not a Ane •. '. a . -, : ', '• . ' -. . ' - -• .- Glib / s part in the Watergate events. We have learned the A ' Whatts"MY redsion, On will wwder, did the ancients have for making them' Could they possibly have been landing strips for gods from outer apace' ALFONSO CASTRO Copley News Sender FRENCH AVE wvi SAN OR I). I -A JZI?I ',--', - four M.caz Lo'oi' LIKENS WINIFRED F GIELOw FRANK OLtOLINE D[wE'I' RO8iPio'i C-'cvt;t.cr ROBERT c i:v Aev,IS4q- D'cectoc C'i'a M..t'aoev JOHN A SPOiKi AiIolt. E04w ROY n.s.a... eo& LLOYD CHARLES J PICHARDS Sport% Eatfor RALPH OIAY% CO-P ROGRI Foreman ", Americans seem to mistrust most is Brazil. why? The suspicion exists that Brazil, which is three to times as big in area as 4lexlco and Argentina, and about double Mexico in population, wants to dominic" the rest of Latin DORIS WILLIAMS WALTER A GIELOW PttI - 1!itTath TELEPHONE rn TOM MEXICO CITY— After the iitiftirt — sic woo $14 All OtAff Me 1 92 It Allooft U S Pi''t iIf, FH'OY,4 n!,r the 04traid #% - condm ,, - H'Ii 50 m,ifl It*4C1tPI.o4'T t, , IY.4 at 'Pr a ,n.MD 04 r. vIe to' r.'ocaicl of so isa iocat are not cuniwned with American repulitlea. "D't .J. 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He drew the seat, Wagner told us, from a lite.the model, which he found at an old stagecoach strip In Iowa. FOOTNOTE: Wagner, who says he has "a deep personal teelleg for Herbert Hoover," designed the f or mer President's privy for no pa y. lie In vi ted us to Des Moines to ee is "f l h bum model." Who Is Afraid Of Brazilian Bully? By 1r , ...,_ - ' choice With respect for historical accuracy, and tongue in cheek, wagner reiearctieci the project and caine l with a detailed design for a five-by-di, board-arid-batten slxtjctjjre complete with a peg for a Sears and Roebuck catalogue, The "front. elevation" drawing shows a door decorated with the traditloriaj crescent moon. 'u - / Moines architect William J. Wagner, who designed most .r - * Scratch resistant perk Is completely odor- trea t Holds coffee at ideal serving temperature; complete with removable cord and in. Struction booklet. sav.3 The two-lioie', "lln.up" seat, Wagner noted In his la p ns, . ('"\ Save your shoo leathar, Gee, and head over to Zayre ! ,4.Il the top name brands under one roof,,, and at prices that are hard to be beat! theprlvyplans. ow irs Cr FA I till you, Myrtl•, with so many brands, you con run all over town Just trying to decide which YOU want! Of the buildings in the Hoover park, was commissioned to draw - ' "Secretary of State Richard (Dick) Stme has gotten Frank Ikard, head of the American Petroleum I nstitute to 'o something no other national political lea der has been ab' w (ornplish: to answer specific questions regarding the oil hortage'" your HOOVER'S PRIVY: Thanks to the foresight of the National Park Service, future generations of Americans will not forget what Herbert Hoover's outhouse looked like. The park service Is planning to reconstruct Hoover's boyhood privy, plank by plank, near the cottage where the 31st President t. In West Branch, Iowa. The Hoover Presidential Library ssidbIr1aIsite are part Cdthe same co,npowj In addition to adding an air of authenticity to the Hoover park, the ooibonse will hide an electrical transformer. Tie privy is supposed to be completed In time for VIP viewing at the cefi. t.ennial celebration of Hoover's birth this August. t, / in Thousands of years from now archeologists probably will puzzle over these strange markings lii the middle of arid areas. -... may navy. - ' and repairing the canal reflects recmmendauonorndorsementoftheoftermg,"itmayauy its Importance to trade-nunded lend respectability to the fast-talking salesman, who can quite Japanese whose goods bound truthfully say that hets regulated by the goyerrinent. for European markets now MUM take the expensive longer The way things are now is bad enough, but at least the land Is routes. Western Europe might question remains icafly isturbed. These's another way look for price relief cm Its oil in which the government, In an sttenipt to Insure that the land from the Persian Gulf, which live up to their prouiiaes, In be rocking against the now must be shipped around the best te ts o the public. tip °f RoOpr ie canal wouldcleadybea boon to Within eight years after offering property Ins subdivision for commerce. tlndortunattly, It sale, the seller must provide access to the subdivision by road and alan would fit neatly into the also roug h in the subdi vision streets by bulld ozer. axpetions of Soviet Union to control the was with Its Not on ly is the latter requirement relatively simple and formidable new Inexpensive, it will be a great selling point to use wi th future The Suez Canal, linking "investors." "Look," the hustler can say. 'We're already putting warmwater ports on the Black the streets." Sea with the Indian Ocean. is a , GAlLEY HONORED ASSISTANT CHIEF Sidney Gailey deft) of Sanford Fire Department shown with Chief G. M. Harriett, was presented a $25 savings bond as an officer of the year by American Legion Post 53 at awards dinner. our rag. 7,99 For tow hours, the chaln.wioklng Helms was grilled about vestlgatlon. Thompson, however, said: "Hopefully, the entire picture will be made public. At that time, people can make their own judgments." ElAi.' . ,'' 1• ' - On the op posi te end of the press release spectrum from Iligginbottom's diary, is a grandiose U.S. Senate release by Se cretary of State Richard Ston e's campaign staff. 599 oversight subcommittee. secret transcripts show that Baker's questions were aimed at 1A Real B from Moscow In working out a eminence has been up for grabs however, In terms of the uncovering a hidden CIA Involvement. Baker seemed convinced, for example, that Helms personally roads,Its tunnels andeven railways truce between Israel and the since the retreat of the British. balance of power between along route and ordered Arabs stains from that conThe United States of America OnlY nations with naval forces skillfully the tapes destroyed. Our sources say that helms By DON OAI(LEY kgrkUltUtal settlements sideratlon. A reopened canal, his parried Baker's questions and did not incriminate the earned genuine stature capable of deployment on a CIA. (NEA) on the east bank which fell COIflIOIIed y Egyptians who b as a peacemaker In the Middle worldwide scale — the United wider Israeli control in 1967. Once the hearing was over, Baker and Thompson fell to work There's a lot more hustling then rustling going on in the modern The restoration of shipping are beholden to Moscow for East. It durable peace Indeed States and Russia. on the report. It probably will be submitted to ymingtons West, 'podner. sCTOS$ the Isthmus cii Suez Is a -. - .,..• - ,•,. ,-. subcommittee for security review. peospect that Is upatageing the The hustler wouldn't drum of stealing somebody's steer; diWiltnegotiations stjflaheaij Baker, meanwhile, Is expected to demand that all CIA ..,. ..... he'd never knock you down on the street and lift your wallet. But If there is going to be an documents In the Watergate case be declassified. He has claimed . ' each year he talks thousands Cd Mlve-greedy-eoIt.hearted (or during peace between the Arab privately these papers will bolster his can. Others who have had . . .' headed) people out of miulcms Cd their hard-earned dollars by states and Israel. - .'.. ' aectu to the documents Insist they may raise more questions ailing thmawbdi,j4ed1ctIn the mddIeof nowhere, along with The benefits of a 1t0P they answer. a dream of making a nice buck when the land Is developed 'in a canal are being calculated far ' FOOThOTE: Baker could not be reached. Colson, Thompson few years." beyond Cairo, which could look and Dash refused to provide any details about the CIA In___ , ' F save'2 Regal 8-cup Poly Perk reopenenlarge the Suesit,Canal, Kissinger might have received Ocean where naval pre- cost of that peace could be even buildperhaps ' forward to regaining the toll In 'lie Land Hustlers," a reenl series oil articles collections which a mounted distributed by Newspaper Enterprise Ann., author Anthony snomlwon in 1966 and could be Wolff noted that the federal Office Of Interstate Land Sales expected to be much higher In Regulation (OILSR), In order to protect consumers from the future. Israel can assume deceptive salewien, now requires developers to provide buyers that the more Egypt Invests with a property report describing the land. developing the canal, and the more it earns, the less likely Uofortnnately, while it does give some relevant information. Egyptian armies would "with the way most subdivision lots are sold under pressure by provoke hostilities along the ulessnen trained In sielght4-snonth, the report Is next 10 new truce line in useless," says Wolff. canal would be a prime target fir Israel In another war. It Is a forbidding dncwnent dealing with encumbrances. Japan's offer to contribute easements and 0tJ technical matters difficult to wideistand. $140 million toward clearing -- 4 The Discount Department Store At Baker's Instigation, former CIA chief Richard Helms, now ambassador to han, was hauled before the committee a week ago der the most secret conditions. In addition to Baker and Thompson, the session was also attended by Chairman Sam Ervin, D-N.C., counsel Sam Dash and a few trusted aides. Also present, surprisingly, was Sen. Stuart - - learning the hard way the rigors of campaigning. 11ininhnttom, recording his experiences In a "cai diary," said he set out recently t dL'tribute Na cmpn announcement to t he Polk County news med ia. "First to the lake Wales News where Owen Brice advised us we were too la te for t his week's paper, but he would get It in next week's," Higgin bo ttom wrote. "Th en to th e Daily Highlander where we m issed Andy Campanaro, but left the announcement for him.."_ jr For months, Baker has dallied with the idea that the CIA really engineered the celebrated break-In at Democratic headquarters for vague "national security" reasons and then pulled strings to hush it up. But he has never seemed to be able to tt ueory to jell. finally persuaded him he was right, our sources say, was the admission by the CIA on January 29 that tapes of CIA conversations were destroyed during the Watergate period—after Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, 1)-Mont., had specifically requested that they be preserved. Ow .. . "I don 't know wheth er he got any or not, " Ad ams said. "Tht only th ing I know was som ewhere alon g the line he Symington. 1)-Mo., who heads the Senate's hush-hush CIA Pivotal p in Soviet naval weapons and economic aid should flower from the current Jacksonville arxl a hero to the lieutenant governor when he was a boy. David 1.UIV'--mmm - 14 •..... .v.p.wI, IAJV IVCI MIOWII candidat es for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, is SANFORD KISSIMMEE Highway 17& 92 at Airport Blvd. WINTER HAVE" Vine St. at Bermuda Ave 1 Block North of Cypress G rdens Blvd. on U.S. 17 / a 1299I Iw,. I our rag. 15.99 I I �I - . •------ . . . . -. . . . .--- — - .:- -.----- - .- .-------- -==---- - '- 6A—Th. Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20,1974 Parent Charge's Police YMCA Offers pring Prog ram S By DONNA ESTES Davis said the city's Insurance company has HeraldStsftwrit" agreed o defend the city ln the action, but not the LONG WOOD—A mother who claims the city's policemen. pr&e oMcers equate long hAk With the druS Qtmdllmen Monday night were disturbed the Culture has filed suit against the city charging city apparently has no Lnsrance to two policemen with "brutality" and policemen from personal liability. They In"esceasive force" in the arrest of her son in stnicted Mayor Eugene Jaques to look Into th February, 1973. Mrs. William fl-uj, ,f Cj rim iuntWs a30 charge InP prnire DepartNorth is PAng tf city and Sgt. James Pfeicones mont with harassment of their entire family over and Sgt. Thomas Ling Individually for damges a six-month period last year alter the city was in excess of $5,000. served with notice of the Impending court action. She and her husband claim a doctor who 'Longwood policemen think any boy with long fined the Youth after the arrest said her 17. hair has tobe mixed upind," Mrs. Brunelle year-old son Brian's eyes were hemorrhaging said. 'Out attorney has an Inch-thick record of and his lymph gland., were swollen "from continual harassment by the police department being held too long and too tightly around the against us." neck." Mrs. Brunelle said drug charges made against City council Monday night voted to defend the her son as a result of the arrest were dismissed two officers In court although City Atty. Joseph in county court. She added her attorney tried to Davis said the men are not covered under city negotiate for over a year with Davis and the insurrnce against such a charv Instirr,nrp jtdl,ttpp kih.r-. tltir..t 'k. ...If ___ 07 4V ACES _ By BOB LLOYD City Editor Registration has started for Seminole YMCA spring programs at k ocittions throughout he county. The programs are part of the Seminole County Recre&L-on dwritten by the county commission. YMCA recreation director Bob Steadman said 500 perons enrolled In programs the first three month, of this year. More than 900 persons are expected to enroll for the spring Programs that start April 15 and run through June 10. Early registration insures participation In coursed that will be limited to 15 pupils per In. structor. q" __ Steadman said persons should telephone the YMCA office at Forest City, listed in the telephone directory white pages. Information on tees, days and times of classes is available from the office, located on Pain'. Springs Road. wi L.... vy high School. Courses to be offered at Seminole High School. Sanford, are: Men's Fitness (Jogging, weightlifting, basketball and volleyball); Baton Lessons I (ages eight years and older); Gymnastics II (for accomplished gymnastic students); Judo I and Three Man Basketball. Courses to be offered at Milwee Middle School, LLrn, are: Gymnastics I (for beginners); Baton Lessons 1; Karate II (for experienced karate students -can be taken at same time as Karate I); Judo I; Three Man Basketball; Volleyball League (men and ladies); Girls Softball League girls grades 6-12 and Cheerkadlng I. Offered at Oviedo High School will be: Baton Lessons 1; Handball League (high school boys and men); Karate I; Judo I; Girls Softball League (grades 6-12); Volleyball League (high school students and men) and Gymnastics ii. A free girls softball clinic and league draft will be held at Oviedo High April . Programs to be offered at Lawton Elementary School. are Oviedo Pre-School Movement (to acquaint threeto-five-year-olds with body awareness and movement through the environment) and Elementary Tumbling (for six to eight year-olds) -- * The Dicot Department Store offered at the YMCA office at Forest city and a Karate class . I By DONNA ESTES Courses opening at Teague Middle School are Tennis Lessl, 1-Ball, Girls Softball and Women's Fitness. Herald Staff Writer WNGWOO At Lake Brantley High School courses to be offered are: Men's Fitness, Beginners and Advanced Judo, Gymnastic. II, Cheerleading I and II, Baton, Three Man Basketball and Six Ma,i Volleyball. q V The city has no deeds for thousands worth of sewer and water lines Installed by land developers in new subdivisions, Mayor Eugene Jaques told city council Monday night. Nor have deeds been recorded for parklands, drainage water holding areas and green belts given by developers, Jaques, questioned by Council Vice Chairman Donald Schreiner, said. City council despite opposition from Devonshire homeowner,. The Sanford Herald One of the home homeowners, Peter Piano noted his opposition to the development as a resident although while acting as a zoning board member he voted for the project because t complies with city law, Another homeowner, Jerry Connell, criticized the 10-unit per acre density, claiming the entire development of 482 units when built over the nest three years will require Con. struction of a new school. lie was also critical of on site drainage ponds proposed, of devfopera, Grysne rcJp, not all cit) requirements are being met and lowering density to eight per acre would make the project economically infeasible. The 46.2 acre development when completed Is to ha'e 18 acres In green areas and 4.8 acres In recreational Facilities including a recreation center, swimming pool and tennis courts. Jamie F'arquharson of the Greystone Group said the company will pay the city $33,500 toward E. E. Williamson Road paving costs and will build a concrete wall to separate Iluxton from Devonshire. In other bneu, Piano submitted a petition said 10 contain l2Osignature, from the "Citizens for Fair and Honest Government for Longwood" requesting a recall provision in a ne city charter. Jaques laid the blame on City Clerk Onnie Shoemate for failing to require sundjvider to submit deeds for the lands. He noted, however, that the properties are designated to the public In recorded plats. Council took no action on the report. Lands and utility lines involved are located In 10 subdivisions built over the Past three years since the subdivision ordinance was adopted. -, Council adopted on second and final reading on an Ot dinance renaming the city section of the LongwoodMarkham Road in honor of Council Chairman E. E. Williamson, currently undergoing treatment at Winter Park hospital. There was no citizen objection to the rame change at a public hearing preceeding the council action, Ruxton' Townhouses Approved Plat for the first phase of "Buxton" two and threebedroom townhouse condorniniwz - 130 units - to face E. E. Williamson Road near Rangeline Bond was approved by P2 Where have you been, Scotty? I got my stereo at Zayre and I picked from a slew of famous names at a price range that'!l lit anybody's budget! No high-pressure at Zayr&..the great prices and quality do all the selling! start talking at $300 and work up from there! I don't have that kind of loot! glit -- at Forest city School. I'm telling you Jim, I need a now sound system and I'm in a quandry over where __ Cass e/berry Council ACti on s The utility lines must be installed by the developers to comply with the subdivision ordinance. In many cases parkland donation was a condition of subdivision pint ap. pr-oval by the city, OPM%Vk said the perition was s bnlltted "without malice" to Provide a method of removing from office elected officials proved to have conflicts of Interest and for negligence or dereliction of duty. Site Ordinance Repeal A public hearing was scheduled for $ p.m. April 1 on an ordinance repea11n the month-old site development law. .. ' peal the ordlnarce City itty. Joseph vis said it gave the city no controls of site development and only required less fees be paid before site work commenced. Council also: —Authorized City Supt. Ralph Fisher to seek bid, to be opened April 8 on water lines planned for installation on Overstreet. Fisher estimated lines and installation costs at $2,000. Council agreed Ray Esbell who requested the water extension to the new home he is building would not be ex. pec to pay any of costs. —Scheduled a work session for March V to hear architect James Melvin's recc*nmendatjons to expand city hall, Jaques predicted Melvin's report 'ay cause friction among council," He said Melvin has drawn up the prop ounb on his own, Oh, Nina! Our tv conked out the other day and I' ve been all over town &yin to find one that won I wreck budget. -) .,, . ' (,.) - \ . 4 - Its % I'm surprised at you, Vera. Don t waste another minute. G: right down to Zayre when you can buy a rely famous name lv set for pactIcalfr1 a P19gie bank of p.n. flies! 0' 'fr .v- we've got a yst s em to save your budget] -. - . 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Sale in effect thru this weekend East Colonial Drive /KISSIMMEE/ WINTER HAVEN /DAYTONA BEACH Near South Highway 17.92 Daytona Mall Vine St. at JóIAIaI Fronton Orange Ave. at Airport Blvd Bermuda Ave Garndens U.S. 17 NovaRd. & Volusba BANKAMImICARO 1 BlockBlvd. North on Of Cypress ORLAND0EAS/MELBOURNE/WESTORANDJCASSELBERRI/SANFORD Ave. (Rt, 92) C')rner Babcock St West Colonial Dr. and NASA Blvd. at Powers Dr. ORLANDO EAS T, / MELBOURNE/WEST ORLAND/CASSELBERRY//ORLANOO,/' SANFORD Corner Babcock.St West Colonial Dr. East Near South Highway 17-92 and NASA Blvd. Colonial Drive VineSt.& at Powers Dr. Jai Alai Fronton Orange Ave. at Airport Blvd Bermuda Ave WiNTER HAVEN /DAYTONA BEACH 1 Block North 'Of Daytona Mail Cypress Nova Rd. &VOIUSia BANKAMERICAMO Garnciens Blvd. on U s.ii Ave. (Rh 92) ____________ �- _________ —------- -----,--.-.-=--. - - - -=--- I TTTI F -, The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, ". : ! ~ ~ I ; £k — - - I hall but have been changed to adoption of the Florida Water Florida. the Suwanee River the Holiday Inn on the lakefront Resources Act of 1972. Herald Staff Writer Basin, Southwest Florida and because of scWule conflicts. South Florida. Under this law the DepartObjective of the districts is to Dimton of the SL Jolm Sanford boaW member John mient of Natural Resources River Water Management Krider said today the two I DNR) is responsible for the control all surface and unDistrict will meet in Sanford 1 ocations now being consi&,,red conservation, protection. derground water. Each district is to develop a water-use, plan Thursday to select a location for the disWct headquartersmanagement and contrel of which will be Integrated fl 0 a M it ditkt h rt s are Palatka nd Jacksonville waters of the state It will state-v ide Dt I iu wier anford as a operate through fie water Thursday's SRofOd Mayor Lee P. Moore compromise," said. • management distri ct a.m. work session and a 1:30 will welcome to the city all nine p.m. board meeting, were Five water management Besides the St. Johns district directors of the St. Johns originally scheduled for city districts were formed after these include Northwest district. % . k . ____________________ I -_ -- .- -___.,_____ ____._ ____________________ -- . - ____ ; - %ere encouraged . - - -- - - _____ - Lloyd) Ph?o IN '."I ' RI lIe IUI when re- Heq&Id Photo on Third Bailey Stet - BY 9 oung ood and Sons, by house movers and engirteers* The building is owned by Wally Smith. construvtIon and 50 three bedroom units in the second phase. 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Johmn Sanford: Manfla I tatiu Carol Ann Myers Olive Teate Keith A. Jones Joyce Al. Gwynn Sanliats Baker Jason Wynn Jo.scph 0. I'larnc.ndon John hi. Mitchell Clifford Brown Frances Maloney !ksie Lee Cobb Mattie Brown Muncie Richard T. Hamelin Ten Futrell Daniel W. Turner Robert S Mathews Pilot I Dies P I In Lake lit__I. AT YOUR GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES Goodyear Service Stores have a limited supply of special tires that they must move out of inventory. .. special because they are discontInued-design tires slashed to slightly-above cost to move them out! These tires are all new Goodyear tires that we were selling by the hundreds just a year ago at much higher prices? ____ _______________________________________ _______ SE___ __ GOODpYEAR _ _____ _____ ;tI.i . IIII_uu1__ _____ ____ _____ - ________ PROFESSIONAL 4-WHEEL _ _____ BRAKE OVERHAUL ____ I,- 99 Hospital Notes MARCH 19, 1971 U -m p.m., to NYLON CORD " ALL SIZES ONE John Robert Wrightsman Oscar L Anderson, DeBary Rita Codelia, DeBary Ruth E. Wall, DeBary Orlin R. Chrlstner, Deltorm Martha E. Riggs, Deltona Charles Painter, Deltona Richard S. Schmitt, Deltona Elizabeth R. 0. Donoghue, Longwood Alma L Johnson, t.ongwood Alfred F. Turner, New Sm)rna Beach Pearlie Asbell, Orange City Anne M. Barrett, Orlando Minnie Alexander, Oviedo POLYESTER PRICE ALL SIZES ONE ____ $49D5 _____ PRICE Exc.pt disc brakss, foreign cars — $ Wheel Cylinders $ - Ii 58.50 ci. IF NEEDED I Includes the following parts A labor: New brake linings all 4 wheels I New Front Crease Seals S New Return Springs S Turn Drums. Arc Ito. logs for total'contact • Add new fluid • Remove S clean front wheel bearings • inspect, repack bearings • Adjust all 4 brakes FOR MAXIMUM TIRE MILEAGE FRONT END ALIGNMENT BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Irving Gusiow, a boy, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Mohammed Baker, a boy, Sanford Mr. & \irs. Gary Wallace, a boy, Osteen $1.72 to $2.80 F.E.T. per tire. No trade needed. Whitewalls $2.00 More ,c,0t S 60i iS & 6 au ii Plus $1.78 to 5313 F.E.T. per tire. No trade needed. Whitpwiils $7.00 More - __ -"t"_ ~ $10 - 91S ANY U S. CAR PLUS PARTS IF NEEDED, Complete front end inspection Camber, caster, and too-in set by precision equipment ___ FUEL SAVER Dwayne Itleb i;Z!d Identity of the pilot was with. Lar,o, _____________________________________________ .- Night, Sanford I p lus $ $1.80 to I 1313 F.E.T. per tire. No trade POLYESTER BELTED - 11. Hall FULL ENGINE TUNEUP I NEW Plugs, Points, Condena. em I dwell, choke - Time engine - Balance carb • Teat starting, charging. compression. 6 cyl U & auto acceleration add $1 Icr B Cyl Add szIcrarccitciedca's Includes VWs, Toyotas. Datsun $3995 CAR CARE VALUE ALL SIZES LUBE AND Nell S. Touchton next of kin, Lake County Slier. Ruah Faye Webb, DeBary - Iff's deputies said. Alvah Lane, DeBary Reported In guarded condiMarguerite Strang, DeBary lion at a Deland hospital was Ma, A. Patterson, DeBary Stephen Woodlock, II, of On. Joyce Siocurn, DeBary Canada. 4, Woodlock,36, nd brother, Don. John Misek, L)eltcna aid, 8, also of Ontario, were Mary Fishman, Deltona treated and rt leased, author. H:srry Lander, Deltona ities said. Baby Girl Poore, Fern Park The FAA is investigating the Susan M. Keogh, Lake Mary Incident which occurred a bout 6 Lillian A. Mason, Longwood pm. E at Pine Hills abort, Earnest B. Wright, Longwood I IS miles west of Deland, John H Fish, Ill, Orange City about 15 deputies said. SharktaM.Ar,derson,Osjeen I, now STATE: --_ , 29 - — — — OIL CHANCE held pending notification of Alberdla hale STREET: ____________________________________ 93 , Interior Decorating advanced class 710 p.m., 8 weeks, SJC Sharron lee Benneu CASSIA, Fla. tAP) - The p1. lot of a light airplane was killed Aubrey 0. Snuth and three passengeis Injured Raymond 0. Norman Mrs. Earl Davis, and gu-I when the craft crashed on J Slildred M. McMillan -, takeoff Tuesda' near this Listarsha It. Prather Central Florida town, author- 6 P_- __________ _______________________________________- 415 RIDGE ROAD --- •4T-N.111F LIT INTERIOR LA 11.1 1, 1973 First coupons mature May 1, 1974 1974-9A - ____ __________ _____ ____________________ 20, •.,. DLJR4aABELI1U Offered y Prospectus Only PREViEW FROM 6:00 p.m. Thus , rugs are the rimaIs,s .0'. wry lar,. J 0 ___ __ PERSIAN RUG A 1-4 AT 43 -- ' --- . _7 -_ __ - _- 61&U uIilJJ! - — - arks. Ike Mar. Legend p.m., at wet, Wednesday, pretty and delivff ing the carcasses to Cody the breadwinner at I 1. * Up to now this sounds like a the railroad construction at in no. Herald / Thscwna, - _ ill--A pus Frederick Cody in one of (lie prize hing Iowa, near Davenport, on Feb. His family moved to jobs was shooting buffal 26, 1146. which people called buffiolo, __ Kansas in 1854 and his dad died comnions; orientation and Multiple Sclerosis Charity curriculum for coming year for ('u. kt;il hour, sP'uLsored by Inctining ninth graders ABC I itlUlif lMuflts Lake Mary Woman's Club, of Commerce, Azalea sale to benefit Civic noon. Speaker Dr. Charles Chamer .4 Improvement Project jCIP) Sanford Unkovic. Chm. Sociology Dept., from9a.m. loS p.m., downtown rru, will give review on books vacwit building on corner of about Marilyn Monroe. Area First Street and Magnolia clubwomen Invited. Avenue and outside Publi.z Market In Sanford Plaza. March 30 %larrhi t Benefit bake and rummage Child Evangelism Fellowship Sale, District Nurses 37,9 a.m. covered dish dinner, 6:30 p.m., 106 p.m., 71 Winter Part Drive, Ca.ssclbcrry Cotniisunity United Casselberry. Methodist Church. Speaker Dr. Frank H Mann, Grand RapIds, Apr. 2 Spring roundup for children entering school for first time at Quartet and Seminole County Sabal Point Elementary School, (*xl News Club Cboij. in Forest City Elementary School media center at 1 p.m. Mar 23 Cub Scout Pow Wow, First Presbyterian Church, DeLand, April 5 Chicken barbeque Building, Sanford 't1'ut time, 9 a.m. Regatta kits Police Benevolent and rules distributed, along lakefront, starting at 4 Mar. 23PIlL Youth Art Festival sponsored by Arts Department of Junior Apr. 11,Q. Woman's Club of Sanford, 10 Spring Festival, Southside a in to 5:30 p.m., Sanford Elementary School starts at 11 Plaza. for students grades 11 In a.m. Auction 6 p.m. Sanford area. Paintings will be judged and awards given. All U March 25 Tasters' Luncheon to benefit _______ County Home Economics South Seminole Community Teachers meeting, 7:30 library, 11 a.m. to 1:30 ('ruonis High School Home Ec. Conununity Chapel, Altamonte 'Aing. Springs. election, where a major Issue Monday night advised the contract when authorized by wim the ousting of the county sc1 ig be cheaper to resolution ordinance adopted healt h department from the with structure built through which claims the city owes it resolution or ordinance was Jonalions of the people, ordered$3,253.30 themajorportion f orever adopted. 2 High Interact Club Slase p.m. All registered Scouters in St. Johns District invited. Plans r district ow Iscussed. gained i D st Ashes . 21 Adult Seoute of at P.M., Civic Center: Seminole Sanford Rotary Club, 1215 commons Orientation and Sanford curricWtim for coming year for grades 10-12 Jaques' authority to sign a stopping the renovations from has a list of fiv ,ontract with the renovation beginning. When they assumed violations in the renovations. (inn. office in January they halted Ile also challenged the* the work. legality of the Haff is contract deLame in duck councilmen rxtlagJaques,accordingtofhe feated December's city City Atty. Joseph Davis, city charter, may only sign a _ Night, LakeBrantley 4 HighParents Sthool. 7:30 p.m. In school space Councilmen Donald Williamson today said he Schreiner and June Lormann and Williamson were un expects to be at the meeting powers postponed Monday - two _________ s new fire department U.S. 17-92 north of Lake Mary Seminole Calendar seven I rthof McCrackin Road and the sub-station on the west side of InTeeping'Incident _ -- Colorado goldfields. He even (k Avenue, a commercial building east of Airport Boulevard three y site stricting enthusiasm on Wall Street. New York's Bankers TALIAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Trust announced today it would — The Florida Supreme Court lift its prime lending rate from today ordered that a Dayton 8~ to 9 per cent. twater Boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and their th ree children Beach jai alai fronton owned by Swee Chet I'Iuntley, 62, Dies Of Cancer EznprIse Cost be allowed to were reported sleeping in bedrooms In other sections of the house when Earlier In the year Interest open on schedule March the crash awakened the neighborhood just after midnight. BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — the 1956 natIonal political con- dwell, Mont., son of a tale. rates tiasi been declining stead. 'Pending further order of Former NBC-TV newscaster ventlons. llbey went so well to- grapher. ily from the historic highs they this court," a state Pari-mutuel Owl Hwitley, who retired to gether their w became part He won a scholarship to Mon. reached in 1973. Wagering Division order refusMontana to develop the Big Sky of American folklore. lana State College in 1929. "We holding to our basic vltw Ing a permit for the fronton is resort area, died today, his Man Killed Three years of pre-medical that this upward turn Is only a stuipended, the court said Besides top ratings, Huntley. school led nowhere. Then he widow said. In a temporary aberration, and that two-line order. Huntley, 62, had been suffer. Brinkley won every major tale* won a national oratory contest Sherurs deputies reporW have made no interest r&its will go much arrests in the investigators said. vision news award, Including witi as la P to the Cornish Division Director Patrick Ing from abdomhW cwm. today they have questioned a case. chO "I'd lower," said Geriadd Rothatejn McCann ruled Feb. 28 that the Deputies said Huntley had been undergoing __ Emmies and two George School of Arts In Seattle in 1932. neIghbor in connection with the Henry Clay, 56, of Pine occurred after the neighbor, at Shearson, Hammill & Co. fresgcn should not be allowed to periodic treatment. He under- Foster Peabody awards. Hunt. lie switched to the University • Tuesday night shotgun slaying Street, died at Florida Hospital whose name was withheld, Emerson Electric, up ley was the serious one, Brink. of Washington the following .. at operate because Emprlse had went surgery In January. un o(anAllameSprjngsnth thOrlai4o,threehoijrfta relurnedIomeandwastoly 4lx,wutheear$y1tigB,j beenco'ivlctesjjnCllforaof Huntley resigned from NBC kythewit. a "peeping tom Incident" but shotgun discharged in his lace, his year and "since my dad was wife a man had been volume leader. a federal gambling law viola. In 1970 to develop Big Sky Inc. only working days a week peeping in the windows, lion, of Montana, a massive resort When Hwflley quit in 170 to in the Depression" he r.p. Gold issues continue strong The unidentified man The Florida Board of Busi. and ski complex in Gauaun return to his native Montana, ported himself by working as a deputies he grabbed tits gun, as the price of gold soared In nests Regulation refused on a 2.2 Caron southwest of Boternan. Brinkley said it was at l&M CU waiter, telegram delivery boy, Blotter Europe for the second straight vote to overturn the order. went outsiie Iluntley and Brinkley were ler to tell which was which window washer and by selling na day. chased a Huntley was born Inpints acc*JentalIy teamed by NBC at 1 _________________________ his blood. Investigators said the man Homestake Mining was 1~4 Springs items, including television, said he caught the suspectedatat91i,andGlantyeQowk.e, Murder radio, clock and tape player, peeping torn, struck him in the the American Stock Es. ,Area Deaths Apsrtznesfl 331 at Spanish stolen Tuesday. Trace broken into and OW1ieI' face and the shotgun ac- change's most-active issue, • • SIRS. GUDVS DURHAM Stereo worth $239 stolen cidentally fired. WILUAMJ. BUSH Rrtsson Funeral Home La Joan Hagle, 24, reported 11.300 Tuesday from home to I rial atarts of lit,. Gladys Durham, 64. of worth of items stolen. charge. The murder trial of fanner Jewelry, Geraldine MIke, 24, 90 Late William J. Bush. 65, of 2465 Ala., died Thur. — hr coat, stereo and M'XWOe Terrace. Sanford resident Robert Hicken aday. Born In Colbert Co., Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died were taken. Two shots fired at two SanFuneral began Tuesday in Seminole she was a member of Vakiosta Tuesday. Born in Lawrence u To D USt Auto of Charles lion, 58, ford women standing outside Circuit Court with Ificken's Baptist Church and chairman County. Ga., he came to San. BUSH. WILLIAM .-FW$I Georgia, broken into at the I- the Silver Tip Bar. No Injuries attorney telling jurors he Is not of the Colbert County Board of ford In 1933 and was a farmer, s.vvics tor Wham J. sr, Days Inn parking lot and SWO reported. contesting Hicken I&W Eugem Education. She had served as Of 2445 PAIM010 e, Salfdord. survivors include two am worth of clothes stolen. *!O ded Toetd&t *111 be held Watson, only whether the school teacher and principal in William David Bush, Texas Friday at *5 15,15km killing was a first degree Clbert County schools, and and Thomas Ray Bush, ) County Funeral Horns *th Rev J T WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. funeral. murder as charged. Sanford was chosen for "Who's Who Milledgeville. Ga.; mother, Cosmalo Hicken, 34, is accused of the Among Alabamians" in Five ca ttle stolen from range (AP) "I do It for people who want Armand Ilenault, 69, &Intva Cen,'er 15? lflOi Mrs. Margaret Bush, Geneva; Horne of MWiie 1. Shure, 36, on Osceola Road near osceola Iminortalizes friends and ac. themselves inunortalized," he New Year's Eve 1972 slayin!I of charof She was the mother of Mrs. sisters, Mrs. Mattle May I 54 Lake Monroe Terrace, Fish Camp. The Black Angus qualntances by molding their says. 'A pot keeps on being, Watson, 22, fellow Sanford Bettye Smith of Sanford and Bowen, Sanford; Miss Laura 0 1 broken into and $280 worth of cows were valued sso ashes into flower pots and doesn't take up space, and it's Mobile Home Park resident. other survivors include May Bush, Chuluota; Mrs. sculptures, 1 ,1_ -F .1 practical. One hundred years A witness Tuesday testified husband, Rather, four Louise Bowen, Geneva; and tromnowjtwtllbe evengnore of Iiicken shot Watson In thu daughters, two sons, and 16 Mrs. Maggie Lee Evans, "It's better to be looking out a treasure" forehead with a .22 calIber grandctsijdj,n. Tavares; brother,, Joseph T. ________________ 104 on the world as a p0 tM'S lair______ revolver after the victim had Three Men Charged Services and burial w and Tom Bush, both of Geneva' ________ er e in led wider th e cold ground Henault, a retired tezUle been In a fi ght with another 'ucup and three grandchildren, '_ with six feet of dirt piled on top businessman, says he ' 4 ________________ of'ou," he says. In Burglary Of Home crerr.ated remains, mixes the Hicken disappeared after the Henault says some women white bone ash with clay, and shooting, was arrested In South _______________________ Semmole County detectivt cashed a check belongIng call his bobby absolutely dis- creates soirething fitting to the Carolina late last year, and T Wff, gusting but he claims it's more dead person's memory. Tuesday arrested three people Q.P. w. extradited to Sanford In late sophisticated than a barbaric "I'm not afraid of the dead on charges of breaking and Ward had $2,000 worth of January. entering in connection with a Items stolen from his Geneva frm Friday burglary of a Geneva home, including book, home. in now—the price is sptial, the quality is detectives said. supreme, your Joseph Ilatclicock, 28, and Alfred Melvin Hutchcnson, color choice almost unlimited (including new 1974 House & Gary David Itaga, 19, both of C Is in jail on the forgery (;srclef1 Colors). Easy-on latex won't drip, drag or leave lap Mims, and Gary Alan Jones, 21, charge. He Is also wanted by m I)ries in kLs than an hour to durable, easy-care finish. of Indian River City, are in the the U.S. Marine Corps, Seunnole County Jail under detectives said. No bond has ou C" 1"t i# $4,000 bond each. been set for Hutchenson Detectives declined to say because he is fugitive inllitaty ___ --ma, ~J what led them to the trio, but prisoner, detectives said. another Brevar-.d County man t)s.'tectives said some of the was arrested Sunda y on stolen property has been chargesofforgeryafterherecovered. through SerIes 1 _____________________________________ up . - Jr., _ __m Cody was the mightiest although Cody could took a few laps As a Pony hunter of thtm all, apparent.ly, near match rr"(A Uiern Out Of Express rider. Came the Civil and he kept his poke full of gold his actual experiences. There may be kids around War, and he was a scout on the from his hunting exploits. it today who haven't heard of western border. In IM3 he organiz~ buffalo was also at M time that he Buffalo Bill, the television earned the tag of Buffalo BID. Hill's Wild West Show and for Most of these were pretty networks having been more nearly haif a century the concerned with the likes of Mall risky propositions, and )lung By IV2, when Cody was 26, a ccnintry was never without sulch tii • (Iy stinn nf hi. VrAII u .,. ' unijir be.ieu the fate tissigned .arp and so on r;uadt him to go on the Yet this seems so unli kely as him in his declining years, stage with an exhibition of His was kind of a sad case, to approach sacrilege in he when he was labeled something marksmanship and built but really the phoniest thing ttre suggestion of it, because of a blowhard. Which he was, Buffalo Bill up by making him about him was his name-.he Buffalo Bill was once a although not entirely without the star in a ries of Dime never shot a buffalo in his life household word OK so it was the record to back him up.Novels, the paperbacks of the But can you imagine making a two household words, After the Civil War railroads day. Some of the tales Buntline legend out of a name like Bison - Clinic Battle Next Monday crashed through a fence and into the diningroom of the George M. Brown home at 20'? Royal Oak Circle. FHP Trooper R. A. Shaffer identified the driver of the car as George C. Hardin 39, 200 Police BY SAM STEWART Copley News Service B pretty usual frontier case, not even worth a 'gunsmke" This, too, came under the by President oil unib, MIDNIGHT SURPRISE NO INJURIES but $12,000 property damage was reported early today a car veered off Wekiva Springs Road in Sweetwatei Oaks, Zone Agenda ! ices line stat1onswouidbeperniJtj to to resume Sunday sales, In the wake of the end of the Arab . - The Buffalo •HeadS .1111111041161--RM1111111IFT - out Airport Boulevard Tuesday to its new site Tuesday that fuel allocations . - - Complex 40 because of Council Chairman treak the 2.2 tIe on threatened successful In December In their James McCollum inspect the Analysts said some investors E E Wlliiarns3n s Illness hae lawsuit oer the clinic, and efforts to obtain a court order work, saying he (Schreiner) . . 4,rI --- - . -_-_ ___ - - - - ,about a 4-to-3 edge on advances and Mayor Eugene Jaques' ._________ , i -. t ~ P7, ,-, . - -,--, . I .. Skeet and French Avenue was moved down 17-92 and on the New York Stock Ex hange I ~_~T__-, ;.' -~ _ . —.7 , . i 0 4 117 at 86874, but declines held medical clinic workmanship Monday. / I 'I M ll on Three public hearings and consideration of five site 1( I 0. development plans are scheduled for the San # 1 ford Zoning and l l~ 40 4 ., Planning Commission's Sp.m. session Thursday at city hall. . I *460111L~h ;_ : ,I I * , ., L, P . ."I . &~ I`ublic hearings will be held on on a request to rezone multi; 0 '4& 146 0111101 - , .-i I fainil) property on East Third Street between Cypress and Pine ~~~ , a% enum to general commercial. to consider adding fences as a II ___1W__ 1-vl (*'flditioflal use in commercial and industrial zones, and to con ' t-uudng H nhlflulflsqllarelooageofllvthg &tea rvqulr1 us -;-Inulti-farnily zones. Royal line Builders Inc., of Winter rk, has asked for the -:'rtluetion oF mimmwn living area requirements In muiti4amily _______ lolles. Thc tiriii has plans for a million apartment complex on l acres east of U.S.17-92, north of lake Mary Boule vard.Forty -es ht one bedroom units are proposed in the 196 unit first phase ' The 10:30 am DowJonesa% .. ir - ; '7 -I _~ -4 2;` I - *1 - _______ . __4___- , ,,~ I . 1 / .I W F - - today after two sessions of txoad declines. ~___ p. -- LONGWOOD- Fights over been set for a "re-match" next the re iovations for city office 0 - -- z -- __4 I NEW YORK (AP) - - liii 1._ I a- *W . . - I7 _ fT ~ Market - 1 -" ____________________ - __________________________ I ~~-2~a - ~_ - II . THIS HOUSE formerly l ocated at ~ - §W--' I . A - , ________________________ . S peech r I J Z, . .~I-. s. Il 91V p3 Meet JEAN PATT"ESON By I IT - To Directors Jjj - 1T - 1974 I River T IlLs father, Earl $550 ONE • R P ICE S WAYS TO CHARGE Ow Ova Cvztsae, Cadlt Pta. • Nasti, Ckarg, _______ - QZ _______________ "ODYEAR 553W. FIRST ST, differential • Complete chassis lubrication • Price Includes up to 5 qts of oil, and all labor I By appointment only ______________________________________________________________ ________________ _________________ Richard S Schmitt, Deltona and oil check ial ,,_ Transmission -•IaakAasrlcird•Aas'kaalzn.0 M11 yCd•Cartsibacbs I SERVICE STORE SANFORD 1 pH. 322 •2821 �* - -- ;) - __ . 1 . . -- -- 10A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1974 a 10 Cambodia Attemptinq Lil qain Me. 4 Clutch Hitting Lifts Over Daytona ' Sea,breeze Sports Spotlight y . il le S WORLD PHNOM PENH, Cambodia tAP) The Cambodian cornitiand shipped 20 armored per- TODAY .1 a, Aa .".-.- .I . 0, ~ !'J.C;y ' Foul' sonnel carriers and 1,000 men up the Tonle Sap River and iarnieu them amid Khmer liocge forces in the drive to ret'kr the provincial capital of UUUUn4, Wv tuaiUIiiU rep'ir led "S-i-,. - SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) The Viet Cong accused the Indonesian delegation to the Vietnam peacekeeping It was the government's first use of armor outside the Phnom Penti defense zone, 23 miles to the south, in the war with )Cjijuier Insurgents. Helicopters took another 1,000 government troops to positions near the town, and a govern, iiicnt column moving south i'k Prom from Si .-..4,, xuzgent.s norU , Juutn.g. Oudun, the rubMi capital three centuries ago', Was made a provincial capital in 1971 in a . ...,, general reorganization of the Phnom Penh government's territorial holdings. The Khmer Rougt, captured it on Monday and were reported to have burned many of the buildings and marched large numbers of 'f 'tII,n off into the jungle. Liwn ef aInut 1,IMJ per. Oudung ix the ti of the new provincial capitals lost to the Insurgents since the start . . SH day that the Indonesians were which replaced Canada last conducting unilateral in- July —have been pitted against, vestigations of alleged cease. communist Hungary and. fire violations at the request of Poland. The Viet Cong memo appar. the Saigon aovernmenl ently stemmed from an In. was the latest The accusatIon development in an ideological donesian-Iraniafl investigation the of a shell that killed 32 school., split that has paralyzed . %• i'ldren in a s.chooiyar I * VS . £11 163Itli 01 Uxllroi and S11wr. vision ever since it was organ- Cal I,ay. 45 miks southwest of lied. Indonesia and Iran - Saigon. of the Cambodian war Four years ago and the First major one lost. Tiny Vthear Suor, 12 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, fell to Insurgents last No. vember. In Saigon, the Viet Cong acmused the Indonesian delegation tu Vietnam peacekeeping By J Richards Herald Sports Editor LIIlII. • New Brazilian Regime BRASILIA (AP( President Ernesto Getsel has launched the Brazilian military regime's new edition with a call for "equal and favorable treatment for foreign capital" but with no promises of political llberalliatlon at home. Paris peace agreement The Communists charged to- - F *t To Mitchell Trial _ - Gold Up, Dollar Down LONDON APl The dollar lost ground in early dealings on the london market today while the price of gold advanced 14.50 an ounce on the overnight price. - In the first hour of trading the pound sterling advanced to $23392, compared with the Tuesday's closing price of 12.3335. One dealer suggested that Watergate developments in the United States were responsible for the weakening of the dollar. lie cited Tuesday's call by Sen. James L. Buckley, CON..RN.Y., for the resignation of President Nixon. There also were worries, the dealer said, about the effect of high oil prices on the United States balance of trade. At the morning gold ftxrng In London, the price of gold was set at $173.75 an ounce, and later a dealer reported that it was trading at 11734175. This compared with the Tuesday night prices of 1168,504170.50. The dealer could give no specific reason for the jump In the price of the metal "there are just a lot of buyers," he said. Another London source said that the price of oil and its effect on world inflation must carry some responsibthty, with gold a long-time hedge against Inflation. - African Plane Hijacked NAIROBI, Kenya lAP) An East African Airways plane with 33 people on board was hijacked today flight from Nairobi to the Kenya coast, Civil Aviation - Director W.K. Kabug reported. Kabuga said the plane was diverted to Uganda and was reported circling the alrbort at Entebbe, apparently preparing to land and refuel. "After rtfueling we think It may head outside East Africa, posslly to the north," he said. Airline sources said most of the 31 passengers were European tourists on their way to a lodge on the coast. But the passengers also included three Asian Kenyans and two Africans, the som said. There was no word on the identity of the hijackers, their number or their motive - S - ______ i.I f 9 ** ' "j, . . -' ..t '...' • li LEIS UR ELY STROLL IN LONDON PRIME MINISTER Harold Wilson and his wife, Mary, enjoy walking through downtown London amidst famous landmarks. Wilson, head of the Labor Party, was appointed to the pt although his party failed to gain a commanding majority In parliamentary elections. President Nixon's 1972 reeleCThe prosecution said the do- adjournment, Mrs. Bailey and lion campaign. glee hit upon by the defendants Mrs. Force were able to with- Casey, whose name also fig- was to obtain a lawyer for the hold testimony about the ares In perjury counts against two women, who would tell W.M. ~ World Is After Colombia's Coal --- theastern coast which have they want to exploit Colombian developing it here. Worse, proved reserves of 90 million coal. Brazil Is said to have an eye on tons and probable reserves of Whatever its defects, the Colombia's 450 million tons of BOGOTA Colombia's an additional 110 million tans. Peabody contract at least was a coking coal which Is essential enormous coal reserves have The low pollution steaming straightforward business deal. for industrial use. begun to attract international coal has a natural market on While it is true that Colombia To hear the critics tell it, attention as a result of the the U.S. East Coast, which is a has the coal, Peabody has the Colombia is about to be world energy crisis and this relatively short distance from markets and the technical despoiled of its most previous South American country Is Colombia's Caribbean ports. know-how. It is simply a treasure by its giant neighbor. hiking Its demands. Prabody was to have been an question of deciding how much While there may ke some companies started the equal partner with the each Is worth. truth In these allegations, just scramble over two years ago; government development In the case of Brazil's as there was In the crtticivn of they have since been joined by corporation IFI in the ex- Sidebras, however, the the Peabody contract, the point the Brazilians, the Japanese ploitation of the Cerrejon fields Colombian government not only the critics fail to grasp Is that and Europeans. until the Ministry of Mina and promised to sell Brazil up to coal has no use so long as it There is plenty of go around. Petroleum got wind of the live million tons of coal a year remains in the ground. Colombia possesses 64 per cent terms. by 1963, it also agreed to take of Latin America's reserves of The ministry saw no reason payment for the coal In the bituminous and anthracite coal, why Peabody should have an form of Brazilianor some 10 billion tons. Though equal share of the profits when manufactured steel products. onlyafractlonotthesereserves IF! was providing half the If the Peabody contract currently are exploited, capitalandallthecoal.Nocwu provoked criticism In the Colombia accounts for $ per the ministry prepared to make Ministry to Mines and cent of Latin America's coal an exception of Peabody by Petroleum and among the output. allowingIt to remitmorethan liberal press, the Brazilian Ea Ll is the mynauonlnl.aun thelegalumflo(liperyearon agreementhaibroughlhowb of America that could export coal profits. protest from organizations of and one of the few selfCayman Corp. of California, every political stripe, including sufficient in coking coal for Its which is exploring coal fields the Colombian Federation of steel Industry. near Cucuta on the Colombian. Metallurgical Industries Five years ago, Colombia Venezuelan border, also is (Fedemetal). literally was begging for seeking special treatment. Brazil has been painted In the foreign investment to develop Neither company has made blackest Imperialist colors by its coal reserves. Now that the much progress In working out a such organizations as energy crisis has made final settlement, however, and Fedemetal because the everyone rethink their in all likelihood, they will have Brazilians want to take the raw resources, the Colombians are to accept tougher terms than material to their own country n no hurry to sell their coal these originally envisaged if for manufacture Instead of a New Electronic Calculator for ' - * * - $10 +4+ • month - ,!fl!.POSUISOILOsIMIOO adds subtracts IN, dividu L .u-a P w 0 I tageall9mg, Perry More To Be Done The re's more work to be done. Like Putting down some clay, for instance. It will take about $400 more to finish field and turn it into a first-class facility, and the boys aren't about to settle for less. They've contacted various local civic organizations asking for donations. The Sanford Rotary Club has said it will dona te VOO,and now all the boys want Issormone to match Aside from doing nice things like building baseball parks for strangers, boys all work at ou tside jobs when not attending class. Foley is attending Seminole Junior College fire school, a 200how course that meets at night and on Saturday mornings. Mike Force used a two-ton truck to ha ul away trash and other rubbish accumulated on the field. Lee Lucia, Altamonte Springs, who doesn't ever seem to say much about himself, works a lot. When you're building a ball park that's an absolutely necessary commodity. A couple of city residents like Wally Hill and Zip Peterson of the city volunteer fire department, who spoke up for the boys originally have stayed on to help out whenever possible. They know the value of respect, and the best way to respect someone who's wiungto work for you ista work for him. It's nice to write a "good news" story once in a while. . . But the boys, members of VICA's drafting section at the school, under the direction of Instructor-sponsor Mike Canon, persisted and soon the land was devedwith the help of the city's vulun- OW apply rental ur*sm purcha pro 494.96 - Blakenship also donated his expense check Soon, the field will be ready for real competition. Maybe. Abney had Interjected a promise for $300 worth of materials from Chase Co. to help rebuild the field, and the boys got permission From the railroad to go to work. Still, people In town wondered, why' Why would three teenagers from another city go out of their way to help strangers? What was the ,- - - to the fire department. "All we want to do Is rebuild the field to Its former sell," Foley of Longwood, said at the council meeting as he spoke for his friends and club, VICA (Vocational and £lAi4Ui4i ismerica; a nationwide high school vocational organization. "We saw a need and we want to help." .Still, some people In town, wary of teenagers, especially when some of their own are a source of concern, did not understand? I'm not really sure I understand myself, RENT By PENNY LERNOUX Copley News Service People are beginning to notice the work, They are even beginning to say nice thing about the Lyman trio. Maybe that good will can extend to all kids in general. "Without Chase & Co. we could never have started," confided Foley, who listed the company's donations of materials that seemed to include just about everything that had been done so far. A councilman dona ted her monthly expense check from the city to the volunteer lire de partment and asked be fornardt'd to the boys. The firemen, not to be outdone, quickly matched Virginia Mercer's donation of $50 and more work was planned. Another councilman, Lou '. . John 7uli, top basketball Preston RiCharde shuffled out against Daytona The visiting Sandcrabs' Jim which did not Biddle held Sanford to four hits player for the Seminoles this to leftfield. figure in the scoring. but was the victim of the newly past cage season has been The local diamond nine During their week lay-off, the The "timely hit" finally arrived visitor- timely hitting, moved to second base and committed Just one error Tribe went to see a Minnesota blessed Sanford High School Seminole Coach Jerry Mays Twins game. The Twins current with it. long awaited presence was relieved to see the change HERALD SCORI BOARD losing epidemic though didn't SmiN, b 3 0 after a wait of ten games for it in luck. "We played good ball °°''' C , 1 rub off, and Mays feels the visit Oaytana S,abrt. AS R H RSI RobIrerl to appear, providing the fire and finally got the 7 0 0 breaks. M1dthl was most beneficial to his 1 0 7 0 S.mkanchas 2 0 I power to down Daytona flitting has been our weak Glb.r12b 1 0 I 0 Ftrcicf cha rges. 'Educational," and 3 0 0 Seabreeze 3-I. point. It was a big lift for f) Bicidi,p 7 0 3 Frank p 7 0 0 0 headed them in the right Catcher Shaun O'Brien boys to come up with this win. rpesqff It 2 0 I 0 direction on some finer pothtsof MU 3 o o 0 H smacked a solo homer in the The Seminoles are now 3.7 and BuIttmanrI 3 the game as well as a good 11 0 • fourth and shortstop Dave 2-3 in games used in deter. 1,c 7 0 I I Sanford too toi 3 i chance to relax. Sanikanich drove home an rniningber thsjn the post sea 3 0 0 0 Seminole faces nonScPwUib 2 0 0 0 E—B.ntor, Schut?. Mccktcm. 2s— insurance run in the sixth with a playoffs. Loop ph I conference opponent Lake 0 0 0 OuttI,man, Samk&nich. double to lead the Seminoles. Sanford used a week-off from Totali , , o-s. Brantley F ri day at Seminole L'tiris Frank went the distance competition to work out some Sanford AS N H Nil High School Field and meets on the mound and gave up six changes in the line-up that RiChards II IC N IN H Be SO I 3 0 0 Frir(.. %r.ji b I p d 7 3 Winter Park Saturday before hits en r ou te to his third nm of Mays SCCS I ) 1 as a strengthening of flflCV. lb Bdd i i a entering a crucial conference the se aso n, the team. filled schedule next week. All Kids In General Soon---Maybe I IF ,'<,' DOUG STORUM Herald Staff Writer to full usefulness, new fenclig put in, and In general, a baseball fielc began taking shape. But for three Wgh schO01 seniors from another city and an adult who didn't want to see City Council have to say 'no," youngsters In Lake Mary might still be playing on a run-down, dangerous baseball field. Now, youngsters of all ages, boys and girls, are playing the springtime sport inside what will soon be the confine of the • finest field the city has ever had. Maybe. Lyman High School seniors Mike Foley, Lee Lucia and Mike Force, all 18, approached the city's governong body two months ago asking permission to reconstruct a weed-debris covered baseball field that had gradually fallen Into a sad state of disrepair over the past few years. Until Delbert Abney, of Sanf ord Chase & Company comptroller, spoke up, their efforts had been wasted, largely because council had no authorly In the matter. The Land was owned by Seaboard Coast lAne Railroad and received nothing more than early spring mowing and pick-up and in fact, was used only for practice games in the South Seminole Little League. toretum the dugouts and concession stand - KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) The Kuala Ptlah district agriculture office Is going to pay 2 cents for every rat tail turned in during the next 10 days. Rats destroy more than 140.000 worth of rice a year In the district, and the government's goal is 60,000 tails. I (klW Action Sports . i - -:- - * PreviRl,! - THIS RURAL scene of nostalgic beauty was photographed in the farmlands of Tidewater country in southeastern Virginia. O R r MORE RNITURE SAW 17.92 CASSELBERPY Calls. New in the area? Sa.4p Call 8316370 for a warm welcome * to 7O$ Dow shwoo well c Wr1-ft 5,i • • • • i.b.., 'c- - * -'4j.---, 'p - - * -- .. - - - . L. . , •. - - - -• . , -. ....V; * c-" - - 4 -. .. - ,. ' s.- ,-,- ' . 1. • - - - .' ' - -, - - ,.' -4,. '.;-; driving ranges like Mayiafr - *-.' :' . - --''. -.' - -. - - --' * Country Club, in Sanford, • roomy places to Improve -- -- . , - •'i ,'c'--. --.'. their ghme. Good Florida L. '.'-! ..:.,-•,.,• golf weather allows scenes ' - , . like this to take place all •., . , - 'p4. d - (Herald Photo year round. ,iiT•: . ''C s •. - . - . - - By J.P,,i A. Spoliki) * - - - - 4.2 on the year, salvaged a split cers, behind the pitching of ___ - ,11= _ ___ Twe At halftime, for example. of Dwayne Gray led the Raiders baseinan Wayne Weaka sent Sidesteps Warrior oes a future homesite—right now—which will include paved roads and under. ground utilities, Dave in to our Welcome Center and Sales Office. We're just 13.3 road miles sotithw'st of DeLind and 17,4 miles east of Eustis on State Highway 44. - ' i p While Bulls Charge Past 76ers assignments t RIGHT NOW. an appointmen reach. to N4=3574M Kojii Palm ft.a(k tJokn,t). Inc. Despite Swanger's loss. Cleveland Indian scout and former manager . Birdie Elsewhere in the NBA 'l'uesLed by Jerry Sloan's 22 Tebbetts. Indicated the hardOAKLAND (AP) - George Johnson of 1'w Golden State day night, the Chicago Bulls points, ('lilcago moved tIflC full thriining second-year-man has tupped the Philadelphia 76ers game ahead of the Detroit Pis- a goixl shot at pro ball. The first Warriors had a seven-game crash course before his test 103-94, the Boston Celtics tons in the race for second place four innings Swanger was in against Kareern Abdul-Jabbar. shaded the Houston Rockets in the Midwest Conference, complete control and drew Celtics 110, -lockets 107 "I had a game plan, and it 110-107 and the Cleveland Carpraise from Tebbetts. 'Lie John Ilarlicek hit a 25-toot looks real good, he's got hi' didn't work," the Warriors' aiiers beat the Portland Trail young till.in renter sa id Tiies- Blazers 107-103. shot with nine seynds left to speed and lit' 1UiXCS up his In the only action in the insure Boston's vi Wry. day night after Abdul-Jabbar pitches well," said Tebbetts. qscored 31 points in the MU- A merican Basket ball Associ- Cas'alirrs 107, Trail Blazers 103 The Raiders are now 6.10 in Cleveland, sparked by Bobby JuCo competition and 14-18 waukee Bucks' 111-100 National ation, the Utah Stars clinched Basketba ll Association victory first place in the West Division Smi th and Lenny Wilkens, held overall. They will face Division by trouncing the Memphis off a late surge by Portland. H opponent St. Johns River over Golden Sta le. "He's the best," added the S. Tams 118-103. Dwight Davis' basket with 49 Thursday at Five Points Field. Jahnson said his game plan seconds left put the Cavaliers foot-I) Johnson, outclassed for the first time in his eight start- was "to run and try to get Ks. ahead to stay 103-101 and lowMonday's Oam.s 000 000 0000 1 1 since tegular reem tired." free throws by Smith and Wil- 5 ing Mjnrtep ((5) 70) IC'i -757 kens in the final 26 seconds put center Nate Thurmond was E Weika (7). Sketlon, Instead, the kingpin of NBA the game out of sidelined by a foot injury, S*OQtr, Itowsee, G.ass op centers seemed have alI, MJC 0. LOB - SJC I. MJC II HR The Bucks clinched another Stars 11*, Turns 103 most leisurely time of it he (5o Sit - Piowier. Blanc. Midwest Division crown with McPiraI SAC )4on54.r Willie ',Vlse scored 29 points tossed in 13 of 20 Field goal at. the victory, while the Warriors temp ts, mos tly hook shots, as Utah nailed down first place Tutiday's Game dropped virtual first grabbed 10 rebounds and and snuffed out the only it- SJC 050 503 0s3 SI place Ile with [An Angeles in the blocked four shots. 000001 (5)0—I A I Johnson was maining playoff hope for the MJC tight Pacific Division race, limited fOur - ScI'rad,r OP -- MJC 7 SiC 11 Tams, sealing them In the East points but 3 LOB MJC 6.SJCI. 70 Hardy. Milwaukee Is at Los Angeles rebounds. Division cellar For the third 36 - Plows. SO 1-lowier, llatdy, tonight, Golden State Seattle. s-nit (sIr, SAC consecutive season. We's:s Bulls 103, "Seri 94 sc an as TtjI)sp, - . ApS$l HIJO Property Report from develope, and read it before signing anything. HUD neither approves the merits of the offering nor Ih value,jf any, of the property. into a got - at * Chicago L AMeIrS Atlanta SI Louis Minn 23.4 l40 31 1321 0231 II) 21 30 12 is 191 ?w 36 3112 44150 707 71 31 II St 131 705 31 37 16 54 313 7 7437 7 5570? 246 (.0 .1 I) 7 9 15 I?1 TUetday's Games Toronto I Los Angelj I, ti New Yorc Islandeni S. St New York Islanders S. St Louis MrvnoIe & Calforna 3 W.dn.sday'i Games (rtrot at Mont real r .e 74rA Ra't,i Plrw York IsIan,ters at Pith . , bur Qh - the game against Bayou his fire starters: one Is 6.1"i, for Seminole Junior College reshman NHL Jack Smith for the day stand with a the third run home with a iviswn - twirling a four hitter against (California Angels number one three fortwo eight performance, squeeze bunt the same inning. W I. I Ph OF 0* p Division Ill powerhouse draft pick), blanked the Right fielder Terry Jones all) p103 311 Mahoney got solid relief help BoSton ,1-J Manatee Junior College, Seminole County school 7.4 Montreal 20 C It 73) fl and blopped a single over shortstop from Sanford's Nick Brady and NyR,,g,, -1 I? if 17 " 260 "I Larry Chunat. Brady pitched TotO 3171 IS 7771i 70.4 '° 10 41 311 fl7 two innings of shutout ball end DeirOfl 75 34 10 40 713 775 ri. Chunat blanked the Lancers the va<r to )9 final inning. Mahoney, a 6'2" Pun York Islanders . Jobbar F 16 X 15 1I62 273 :_ 215 pound sophomore, gave up Well Division 1 three tilts. Phlp4ia 13 II II 97 - Monday through Friday If you wish to call for Stand i ngs * * - Pro Hockey BRADENTON — Raider winning 3-1 in the second game dealt Sam Swanger his fourth in the win. to drive home two rlghthander Rob Mahoney, now of a two-day series. The Ian- loss in six decisions, runs in the sixth inning. First H .. - Split,3.1 'I 4' • Mahoney Salvages Raider it ~ - *- OPenl2 Nom to 6PM Obtain the -- I r; — 1 - Our new 12,000 acre planned community isn't quite ready for a Grand Opening right fl()tt'. 1tIt our beautiful one acre and larger homesites Can be seen—and purchased— right now. You can walk over your homesite — even count your trees — right now. Or you can choose RTo$22 - AREA GOLFERS find - -. I \ii 41. ..h,I ,. 1,. J(.,.t I...!t., l. s..N. -, - LI1 54g*s Ccmty,,r,i 01Tv to - - - " - -- 4046m /144so1dtI.4. OF ORLANDO - a -.-. 4i1 * : - - - .- - First (I) Federal . '- -- '":'--' r R.F. Castle — - WE SERVICE =-_-., ;t M31 -. ow 1 PASTORAL BEAUTY -- IMPROVEMENT - - - I 13 ,-.It ., a - -. "( * 1 INTEREST *•YV - .•,. \. WITH ., ______ :. - a * * r. SAVINGS !r"' , I YOUR P ge -11A ROOM FOR cneapiy. , - ' By IRA BERKOW Wright. "So about four of 'em NEW YORK (NEA) took oft for the parking lot. One Yes, Prudence, there really is lady got so nervous out there Pillow Academy. It Is located In she turned on her car motor so the small, cotton-gathering she wouldn't hear the yelling." town of Greenwood, Miss., at It is the confluence of the Yazoo, Wright, who seem most Tallhassee and Valobusha passionate about the winning. Ri vers, And the Sou thern belles "I always go around and of that school have been sweet talk with the momm.as," creating some beautiful tin- said Wright. "I don't guess tinnabulations. they're prepared (or defeat." me girls' basketball team He knows that a winning has won, as this article goes to tradition may be a little press, 91 straight games, dangerous, and so he is alwa ys surpassing the recently interjecting reality, though not established record of 60 by the pessimism, into his conUCLA men's basketball team, s'ersatlon with his players. He Now, a record Is a record, hopes the inevitable loss will And if anyone objects and not be a fluke, that the other craves to enter specious, team will Just be better. "And irrelevant arguments —such as w e'll hold our he high," one isa boys team, one is a he said success in his brief college,nndsoforth..theywjn coachingcareer.fleis3oyears not be brooked here. For, as all old. He came to Pillow (named students of zoology know, even for Robert Pillow, a local man hares and tortoises may who donated the land for the compete matchably. school In September of 1911. AndthepeopleofGreenwocxj meglrlstwnwas7.l2theyear (30,000 population) and the before. They lost their third students at Pillow (400, with game in his first season. That about 60 per cent girls), along was the lone ls. They are 93.1 with CBS television, Time as of this writing, with two magazine, the Associated Press straight state championships. and scores of newspapers took lie says he has good players, powerful interest when Pillow was on the record's precipice. and that is the reason for - - Wednesday, Mar, 20,1974. Exhibition Baseball Schedule Outlasts UCLA * . .I • Pillow Academy - Royal Trai@ls .,i _ ~~ = , t"rath ffi - dvbird Any number of deals that were signed, sealed and all but delivered are now In trouble, Including a $120 million contract with the Peabody Coal Co., a subsidiary of Kennecott, and a mined venture with the Brazilian government steel subsidiary Siderheas. Peabody proposed to develop the high quality, low sulfur bituminous coal of the Cerrejon fields on Colombia's nor- Vying For Top S pot ) lg - Boys By hERSCHEL. NISSENSON The Tigers sent Jim Perry to Rangers. Fingers for six runs in the six th two-ran homer. AP Sports W ri ter Cleveland and pitcher Ed The three-way trade put the Inning and two in the seven th, The New York Yankees Gaylord Perry is happy to Farmer to New York. Th e In- Perry brothers - both former of fse tting Oakland homers by pounded Luke Walker for three have brother Jim Perry aboard (bans shipped outfielder Walt Cy Young Award winne rs -on Vic Davalillo, Pat Bourque and rims in the sixth inning and two as a fellow member of the Williams and rookie pitcher the same team for the first time Bert Campaneris. in the ninth and beat their forCleveland pitching sta ff, but he Rich Sawyer to New York w hile since Jim, 37, was a Juni or and Elsewhere on the exhibition mer manager Ralph Houk and has no intentior, of relinquishing the Yankees dealt catcher Gaylord, 35, was a freshman in trail, two-run homers by Rlchie his De troit Tigers 6-2. The Minhis stat us as the Indians' top Jerry Moses to Detroit. high school at Willlamston. ZLSk and Willi e St.argell pow- nesola Twins lost for the 12th '' In other spring training N.C.. ered the Pittsburgh Pirates tlzneinl3 spring games, bowing 'Brother or no brother, Jim swaps, the Chicago Cubs traded Meanwhile, Dave Duncan, past the Montreal Expos 4-1. In to the Atlanta Braves 3-1 on will have to fight me for No. I," catcher Ken Rudolph to the San who will be catching the Perry a rematch of Last fall's National rookie pitcher Jamie Easterly's Gaylord said after the Indians Francisco Giants for rookie boys, cele brat by i acquired Jim From the Detroit pitcher W illie PraU and the four ru ns wi ed a dr ving in League playoff riva ls, the New three-run double. th homer and York Tigers Tuesday in a three-way Cincinnati Reds purchased first double In the IndIans' 84 exhl- cinnatiMets trounced the CiiiThe St. Louis Cardinals used Reds 7-I as ro okie loin' unearned runs and Reggle deal that also in volved the New baseman.outfielder Terry bitlon victory over the Oakland Bennie Ayala drove in thee th homer to edge York Yankees. the Crowley from the Texas A's. Cleveland pounded Rollie runs and Ted Martinez hit a Smi Philad's elphia es Philli 6.5. - Two Cents Per Rat Tail . . ~. . wt-f, Chairman NEW YORK tAPi Former both defendants, resigned as them to take the Fifth AmendSecurities and Exchange Corn. SEC chairman early last year inent before the SEC. mission chairman William J. to become undersecretary of The late Walter Van Riper. Casey's name appears on eight state for economic affairs. He Is one-time attorney general of pages of the criminal con- now president of the Export- Sen Jersey, was the attirnt.v spiracv indictment against Import Rank. selected by a Ve.sco associate, John N. Mitchell and Maurice Two former secretaries of according to the two women. H. Stans. Only the defendants VesCU closed out Tuesday's They said the tlrst and last time are mentioned more often. trial testimony. They were theyever saw him was the Thus it was as a crucial Pros- Shirley Bailey and Helen Forcei iiiornUg of their SEC apecutlon witness that Casey was Each testified that she played expected to take the witness a part inthe transfer of the pearanu. stand today at the trial of for- $J contribution to a Vesco The witaesses said Van Riper iner Atty. Gen. Mitchell and associate, Laurence Richard- asked for an adjournment, one-time Commerce Secretary son, who In turn paid the money pleading that he needed more Starts. The trial Is midway its to Stans April 30, 1973 time to familiarize himself with fifth week. The government claims it the case. When the request was The Indictment defines Casey was this Information that Ves- denied, he replied that he must as a prime target In a coo. co, Mitchell and Stans sought to reluctantly direct the two wornspiracy by Mitchell and Stans to conceal from the SEC. thus ob. en to take the Fifth Amendment impede an SEC fraud invcs- structing justice. lle two n- and refuse to testify, the wit. Ligation of financier Robert L. en eventually were subpoenaed ness stand account continued. Vesco, in return for the latter's to tell SEC investigators about The government contends secret $200,000 contribution to the money. that under a smokescreen over - . . ... -. commission of violating the Parts peace agreement by Ex-SEC / . . ..-.._•. conducting unilateral nvestigaUons of alleged cease-fire violations at the request of the Saigon government. The Indonesians conceded they Investigated on their own but said they did this only "after a systematic refusal by certain delealions to take part in the discharge of the duties of the ICCS." 0 , .1 , Academy in which Pillow was seeking its 88th straight in mid-. 5.9. February, CBS SERIES dazzling up the lockerroom cameras were to the consternation of the girls and their coach, Charles Wright, who was made to feel that his pep talk was a prep State of the Union message. Not only that, but when Bayou narrowed the Pillow lead bone point In the third quarter, BaIIirnOr.I,T.,i.iS Chico" dAis. Date" a Win York (N) 7, CincInnati I , KII. City I 3. Mnnna I WCt*i4.y'$ Oaines Allanta Mmnnojota vs T iei at Pompano Beach, FIa CaIIor ne vs MI*aee at Sun Cy. Ant New York (NI vs. PtiIadelia of Clearwater, cia. -w York (A) vi St. Louis at St Petersburg. Fla. San D.go vs. Oakland at Me". Atit. ci.vatan vs. San Francisco at Pt'oenix. At it. Kan City 0amo at Miami. Fi. CIncrr,a', vi Los Angeles at Vero Beach. la HOuitOnvS MontreaIItDayona Beach Fla. nit Bcstor. v5 Detro,t at Lakeland cia, nqht TttvridiyiOam,s Boston vs Mor*tre& at Daytona Beach. Fla New York (Al vs P,tturt at Bi-adenton. Fia. vs. KIM-Is City it Fort Myrri. Pta vi St LouiS at 5' Pttiribvr.. Fla CP.ca90 (N ) vi Sa n Diego at Yu*"a. Anij c Prancico vs C't'vetand i' Ttr%con. Arj. (h,cago vs. Monnewts (A) A:'I Atlanta vs Hou5tn at Cocoa. Fla ,,~Fg4z Z.'!5 ,6,6 5 r --' ,fc4f,:_~K~ ') 0W c-r04_ .P46,-cfTh/u,q,, I ,17F4477,it vo/#r/r/,'q.4r ç 'ca, '—i c',q &ovs, #ta 'c74t74'6 8Th' 5AZ "'LE.46 A W,—, * - . 64fE 7111,5 49Oi17'4 501 Ar,b; !~;r/z/, W,41;rIlyo €ç,q 1115 A/95~roe7o&e Wrn'e Ar .. ___1 £•oop - ., ' ..: 54NT0, 11 - CZ/P9 i ;'' ** 49/4, TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS Iiutfa a, Ch.cauo FIRST P's &.ngee (7). 1 Knee II), Anot'.er Satty (SI. SECONDTill Strp,I WHA KS Zrriiyr (3). THIRD--Volans East D,vssioa W L I Cli OF 0* III. Betty Shan (7) Mini Run (7). FOURTH Jan Steveni (7). Top tte New Eng 10 79 3 Ii 772 (7). Manatee 0,0g. I 6) FIFTH Toronto 35 7j i ?4 17 Canoe Stees (II Go loin EcerI 35 33 3 73715 754 Loch CaOus III. SIXTH 33 30 I 71 710 312 C..elard RanaP Ut, Pith F.t: 161, Doctor CP'aoo 34 33 3 71211 350 (II SEVENTH—Sokol (3). C.dy .k'sey II 36 1 41 743 777 TP'ompson II). Tell Bow ( 7). Well Dyislon EIGHTH -Papitout IS), Ocala lad HOUStOn 1371 S 91711 Ill st. M.or'taQtjc tare (7) NINTH Urn 35 3) 2 50 30) 74% Andrew ill. Sad't Hoeft, III. (dr on 31 33 I so 7)4 334 Dismal Dan (3), TENTH -Belle Wreiipeg 32 33 S 44 711 344 Dav i s (SI, C incinnati Harry 47), VIncvr 74 '1 0 5024030) Surt're Out* (JI. ELEVENTH'.. Asg,4,i 73 17 0 41 705 73 c',arbonzo (3). Fridays Rip (1). Tves4ay's Games v'ckie Ring (6). TWELFTH-Vnco',ver S. Mrnesoa a S W Red Devil (I). Swans U': C"-c. I fl."?.' I I '5' fl I I . at Orlando. Fla SERIOUSNESS_________________________ by Alan Mover a flutter of mothers flounced So KC Se lect ons S California £ Chicago (P4) I San Francitco 5. San Oog 3 CIH,natef. Fla out o the pressure-packed gymnasium. "The mornmas couldn't stand to sit any longer, said Coach TI4aVI Oa Clvsland I, Oktana Si LOJV$ I. Pf%IadoI 8EtW //,q5' ROTH ., Ø',4,Pt,7ff'5 - 670P ,( i4i4i-&/ 'k4%1 \ 4 // ,77 ttAP /f 670 V ,-7 '" "'I' / ' I'-. - * : ., * ,-- ,, �12A—The Sanford Herald Wednithy, Mar. 20,197, • JU Vs. Purdue In NIT , S Semi Wednesday, Mar. 20,1974-13A The Sanford Herald , by Dave Graus _ NEWYORK(AP)...."Wellke seeded and seventh-ranked l23 I Ma"4and• paced by Bill Gordon, Who traightla(erintheruithau running batt le w.L to go to these of tour. North Carolina, will play Satur. By half time, r ished with 24 and Talvin Skin. they led by 13 yJ Eastern Shore hitting naffitnts and to be among the day inst Jacksonville, had a lb-ptnt bulge arly 49 net, who had 20, came back to y in I) r: Pu rdue's Cun-and-shool battle J to know we're still on two free throws by George Fred Schaus, People 1 alive." day night 4 V A 0 / - - -1 r_f - ----NmetI . - .--_ -_ F nd i gPl ye i - - _~_ i BALTIMORE (AP)- Coach Conference championship Nat Frazier of Morgan State pine. Now • ' • -- ole's s Over Poor Pitching Sho W eaver Kentucky State, 4, won sociatlon's College Division lourofits(isegameslujw tournament, and Tuesday they and retained place while re •- 9 t1 VII I :.,J PINTO • . .... .. - W - , '4. -- MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — With as a spot starter until wanner qx'lag training more than half wea ther arrived, over, Manager Earl Weaver is from last year. when he had Maryland-Eastern Shore play wont State and sixth-ranked But I)oyle Alexa nd er forced Just 11 homers and 541181 while Jacksonville beginning to fret about the Weavertojunk th in the quarter-ti. Tennessee-Chattanooga, 2l-, oseplans The being bothered with a sore rink a 1k. )J,i,....I ----------nih9,in,, ,4 .k. nii..._ ',,vIlIJUfl WV UflJ —year oicz nurier occame a shoulder. Baylor could be Tournament Tuesday' night, uiner scnoois ole.s. holdout following a 12-1 season, shifted to first base. receive first-place votes. "Now if they can win the NIT, "I'm definitely concerned," and didn't report until last week Gardner-Webb, 25.3, slipped Traditionally, championship It wouldsaid really be something," three notches to seventh after Weaver said after his staff when General Manager Frank teams have been strong "up the Frazier allowed hits in th In a telephone losing to West Georgia. Southe first eight Cashen invoked the reserve middle," and the Orioles prove Inlet exhibition - je,, from the hotel room west MIssouri, 21-9, Tennessee gaines. "The pitch- clause in Alexander's contract the point. tag is the worst I've seen since Another nagging problem (or In addition to center fielder of John Bates, coach of State, 224, and St. Mary's, I've been here," Maryland-Eastern Shore. 'ft's Tex., 24-9, rounded out the Top Weaver has been the lack of Blair, Mar k Belanger won his too bad that Lefty lost." The Orioles, seeking to win Ten. long ball power from first base- ftd . * Free Delivery 3 P.c U) . SHORT TERM LEASES LEE TREVINO displays his AVAILABLE Major League Trade / Sanfori:1323-7600or*3 -1441 Goff Classic held In F1 Winter Pa - Ornao M4491 After Business Hours 322.0336 HICKbRY, S.C. - CI.EVELAND._ The Detroit Tigers sent - 24 Aft,a$i Country Ski AKRON, Ohio (API The 110,000 first Prize in las t w ee k's Denr open boosted John)' Guenther Into fifth place in the official money standings of th e Professional Bowlers Association wi th 119,615. BOZEMAN, Mont. Martha Rockwell Of Putney, vt.. won the women's 10kilometer cross country ski race and Mike Devecka of Bend, (ire., took the men's kilometer title In the National - . fInals 24th '300' Kegler - Beryl lien. thaw, a 174-average bow ler from Con. noquenessing, Pa., became the 24th bowler in histoty Tuesday to shoot a game In an American Bowling Congress tournament. The 59-year.old Heashaw, In only his first ABC test, linked We strike in his first game with 12 straight lnhisecori4and one to start his third game. It was the first perfect game of this tournament kii was the sevcnth 300 In regular doubles. There have been two In classic division competiton. Rosewall Victorious 1 UC'suN, Third-seeded Au11ralian Ken Rosewall defeated COUn"nall J01M Alexander 64,6-7. 6-3 in ________ fI 1.,a u men-s fiaG. F 1111111111101118 k11111`1111111110"L .. .1 Ariz. ..ã J .L • - ..._,. •'.' Touring Tennis Pro HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C. (AP) . The Hilton Head Racquet Club announced Tuesday the appointment of Evonrw Goolagong, 1972 winner at Wimbledon. as its touring tennis profesbonal. The !2-yrar-old Austra lian ilie Jean King, since mkl4Ifl at the fa4anabIe rs.sort on this sea Island. _ V. BOS'fTJN tApi — The Boston Astros of r:o-rican S' -r IAagur ruport that Myle.s"Dusty" Hit-hard has agr-eedtoplay a third season with the team and will as the team 's director of youth de-velOPGeneral Ma nager John iiertos said Tuesda' that Richard, ssii'i plays r ight wing for the team, agreed to stay only after extensive negotiations. - Tuesday's Game, Clevela nd 107, Portland IC) 1)0, Houston Chitagg 103, Pila4etphma Milwaukee III, Golden State Wdeeway's OflIi Portland at Phitadelplsia Boslon at Atlanta Cleveland at Capital Hgu4on at Detroit Chigo vs Kansas City (°&'a 41 Kansas City New York at Phoen. Golden State at Seattle Milwaukee at Lot Ang,l Thursday's Game fluffato at Golden State Pie. fit* L Pct GB SO J'f y)rk -. Kentucky Carolina Virginia - _____________ II CAP ______ , tri i 33 517 4 46 M 57 .33) nk) .. West DMs11a 1a.s AntonIo fr4tafte i" a HR 78-14 I .i 7i,i 17,9, II iA Dseo Yue$dav's Game 35.96 69S 42.63 4196 ,,,,6S.95 13,96 - ___________ Thvtsday'a Qes Kentucky at M.miis 5n Antn4o vi Virinla at Nortolk Ii .1 I - ______ - __ IN 35 Legal Notice CIRCUIT COURT.' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. j . . - 3,60 - ,: —_--__.--..1 -'-'-' . u-. cyt. American cars. A'tf Tune-up - ' I service, We Install ntsW points, plug,, rotor, condenser and dlitributor cap for you. Inspi air filter, fuel fIller and PCV valve. Adjust liming, carburetor and dwell angle. - - - ' - J Sal• prices effctive through Saturday. 3I ,$ I wHh trade-in Ourmostpoii12.inmobU. battery, Polypropyj,n, plgsl1 Ca N. P ) BETTER SELIEVy ---- by I,ou 1111 . BUGS BUNNY by HeimdohI & Stoffel GIVE ME BAC K MV) TWOUSES ti~ ' ~7 J9, - in the semi-windup against Jerry lull of Fort Lauderdale. Vic Perez, "Slick" Mitchell, Candy Barr, Lonnie Robbins, Teddy Murray, Joe hooks and Al Moss are just a few of the fighters that have tasted defeat at the hands of the popular Missouri middleweight. McBride will bring a mark of CAPTAIN EASY Past , JOT QUITE, ) POD NE R - I "¼ XUOMWL~ 1~132 , S -' EVERYTHING: .1 " 1- •-: I 1<e! . eight rounder with Apoionio Salinas from Texas. His lone defeat came at the hands of Andrea Tortes on an eight round decision early in by Croo ks & Lawrence ______________________________________ , r A TR,A.3JC iV4rE PEFO YEAH PWP / iyIi qy FLED, 'THESE CAVE PEOF'L.E j/ OOKE&J5 Our MUTVE PIZIC SMVPEO OFF Au THf OF ANY FOIL W4L I r.E MIG1T E FOtJ'P WITH tOOT LOOK At ALL THE 33tiJ5.. THEY'VE SCOOPED UP - 1972. Iml ~.: ;61 I- ~! — ',, 11-Ag.t.-I—i. - 4~r ~_--I — ' hits la test win was a decision ERNEST FRANK AND first appea ra nce in ainost a ratings by the end of the year. Of have prolonged Inv career. Legal Notice ___________ PubhO March ", 27. April 1. 10. "14 0EV 13$ "74 DEl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY, FOR S(MINOLE FLORIDA. IN CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-35E in the marriai of i I" stvied Criurf on or before Arr-1 10, WINTHROP by Dick Cevelli HEb PRE1 1515 FOR A C BENNY. CRAM WE-E-E-LL. C3w cecr. CHIP5.. are engaged .n buSneil at 276 K.0wi Trail, Fern Park 3V, Sor mno County. Florida under the Ictitioul name of KENNEDY ERECTION COMPANY, and that 'tid to register lad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida an ac cordance with the ptovil'Ons of the Execution i1sued out of and undef I)e,1,lI1ey V ____________ _____________________ _____________________________________ __ ID - , , w' I.JU5T OVS MEET - ','.. • BLONDIE Chic Young !SELLJPI t'JEvi B00e< AMAZING JI4OWFEWGOOSE ) LIVER L0VE5 1( I THERE ARE fTA.ROUND/ i n [I I I _______ rr, U—.—, ) ft J BEETLE BAILEY ' 4 Vlorlda,on Tuesday, April 9, 1974. *I WATERMEL0NJ) I I 1 I I - 0 K7 Seminole County. Florida. incivding -------------------,_,, . 41 -- THE PHANTOM \f2 (, ;&tIi*LI M l -- Lee Falk ond Sy Barry R-iO.5 (,fe4w .lt'%L b -. . ' • ~ 3.2011 NOTICE -% hereby g-ven that *e the seal of the Circuit Court 04 Seminole County, Florida, upon a CITYOF final iudgment rendered in the ALTAMONTC SPRINGS. aforesaid court on the 31st day of ' FLORIDA November, A 0 tIn. in that "t'taIn Notice .f Public Hearin, case entitled, William J Fabry TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Plaintiff, vs wham A Fabry & NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Lucille Fabry, his ,vite. Defendant, the City Council of the City Of *t,jch aforesa,d Writ of Eaecution Attamonte Springs, Florida. the, was delivered to me as Sheriff 04 said City Council will hold a public Seminole County, Florida, hearing on the Question o f changing have Ievid upon the toilo'wrng tte zoning clanillcatmon of thi described property owned by føliø*ing described pfnor1y. W,lllm A I. Lucille The East "p of the SE'r, Of the SW his wN,Said Property being loWed (The East 70 acres Of the South '4 in Seminole County. Florida, more of the SW ') of SeclIon 3. Township particularly described as 21 South, Range 29 East. less the 104 I and part 04 Lot 7 described tasting Road Right of way and the as Begin SW corner of sa id Lot U. South 345 57 feet, Seminole County, run thence • degrees 75' Ii" to the Ftrd -41'arming I) 1799 acres, li-ft from the Wt rm of said Lot i. more or 1IS. 44.13 frtt to a point, thence run S from Resdential. Mull'ple Family degrees 30' 13" to the point from the (I) "R MF1" to Commercial prolongation of the last course, 3771 General "c o." as said ton'ng feet to a pont on the West line of said classifications are deSCribed in the LolI.thencerunaiongtriewest line zonIng ord inanti of the Cily of of sa id Lot S to the point of bgln. AttamonfeSpqings, Flefida,to wit: nirig. Block 17, Evansdate, Lake Ordinance No 221 73 and as Mary, Florida. Section 16. Township amended and Supplemented 30, Range 30, accordri to the put Public Hearing will be held in the ltme'of, recordi'd in Plat Book 7, City Hall, Altamonte Sorings Page 37. of the Public Rectrds of _____ 10111 - .J( ________________________________________________________________________ _________ ( ______ -: Sizes 24, 27, 27F, 22F, ond 24F, auto center We know what you're looking for. Charg. it at Sanford Plaza Poansy's: Opin $ a.m. 'til9p.m. Non. tk,' ______________________ Managed 1974. otherwise a default and '-'V ia", Wi fltWCUII' SI r,p.r,en r,,,s rroget'Ty ii TIO ludoment will be entered possible as which time interested at 234 Broadmoor Road. Lake Mary, the claimant and must te sworn to ultimate 1 relief dCmanded p4rtl for and against the proposed F lorida by the claimant, hit agent, or hit agMt you for t he in the Petition zoning Clalslfication change will be and the u ndersigned as Sheriff ° att or ney, or ' will be barred cc official heard nd a WITNESS my hand cording to law Se minole County. Florida, will at Each creditor shall deliver suf. lealoI said Court on the ist day of ThIs Notice Is to be published by II 00A M onthe 31st day of Marth, of hs claim to enable March, A 0. 1971 bcient posting in three (3) public pfaces A 0 1974, offer for sale sell to (Seal) the Clerk 04 Circuit Court tomal one .ithln the City o f Altamonte bhehighejt bidder. to,., cash, subject to caCh personal rereserdative Springt. Florida, and pubiitsed in to any and all eaisting leint, at the Arthur H BeCkwifh, Jr Dated this 31st day of January, The Sanfor d Herald, a newspaper f Front (West) Door of Its. Seminole Clerk of Circuit Court general circulation in sa id City on e County Courthou se in Sanford, Seminole County. Flor ida .s Jo,.Phine N Isolliman (ti time at least fifteen (IS) days Florida. ?hC above described pq'(Iv Joy Stolli A', Eiecutri, 04 the Las' prior to the time cit the Public soral property Deputy Clerk vu ar Testament a' Hearing That Slid Sale is berg made to STEPISTROM. DAVIS & James 0 llOtliman Dabed this 13th day of Marc,,, A D. satisfy the terms of said Writ of Dec eased MCIPITSOH 1974 Execution. Post office Boa 1330 Nean & Pelefl. PhyllIs Jordahl, John E. Polk, Florida State Bank -Suite 32 i Attorneys at Law CIty Clerk Sheriff FlorIda 37171 Sanford, P0 Boa ire Attamorwe Springs, Seminole County. Florida Attorntys for Petitioner - Deland, Florida 37730 Florida Publish Feb. 37, March & I), 30, Publish March 6. Ii, 30. It. 1,71 Publish March 70. 911 1914 PubliSh- March & 13, 20, 7?, *914 OuZ)) - 01111 DElI? D(YI 4 ,". ,,%.!, '•" ' YOUD \ / --- - the United States. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice as hereby given that we FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that i am ,9a9td in bUS mlii at 1100 WIlt First Street, Sanford. Seminole engaged In bUsiness at RI 2, Boa County, Florida under the fic 1243, Oviedo, Seminole County. tItlous name of HOME Al' Florida under iPie fictitloul name Fictitsovs Name Statutri, To Wit PLIANCE CENTER, and that we ACTION DRY WALL. and that i w,th Section $43 Florida to register Said name ,nten 10 r egister said name with the Intend S Paul R Klr.edy the Clerk of the Circuit Clerk 04 the Circyit Court, Seminole Anna M. K ennedy C ounty, Florida In accordanc, with Seminole County, F liq3 n IC. Pub[-%h March 30 37, April 3, tO. (OrdIrce weth the proYscals 04 the provisons 04 the Fkt,fio,js IOU tht Fictitious Name Statutes, To flame Statutes. To Wit: Section DEZ $1 W Section 165.09 Florida __ 84S 09 Florda Statutes 1137 StatuteS 1937 s Rert o, Lamour,ua NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE S Kirby 0 Morrison Owner NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mary C Morrison PbliUi Feb 37, March 13. by virtue of that certain Writ ol - ---- Vtfgvlia if San Diego $ liii I I 2.81 Legal Notice writing and mutt 1118le the PIS(@ 2 133 HERE YET 21 win3 In 22 outings into his play in the now, and you just have to live lied Sox). They don't have that youngster with the ability to - Games Utah It Denver an at Kentucky _____ _______ _ 48.63 - AFFECTED ANYONE / make baseball a 6 cyl. American cars, 25,33 21. _!i___ LR 78.15 2432 Mimphit It Nuw York carol-not at fndian - TWO RADIAL PLIES ____ 2.fl 3929 Utah III. Memphis *03 We*letday's s Over 8 cyl. American carC 30.13 - by Lorry Lewis AG THE A5QLINE \ SHORTAGE ADVERSELY) fessional career will be seen Muse many of _____________________________________ '3 -'34 IS -'3' ,,ui -_ ___ 63.95 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS tunes to the post In his - IN LOW AND HARD CUlT. IN ANt) FOR SEMINOLE KAREN M CAI'PS, Wile a"id COUNTY. FLORIDA. AL BERT I CAPPS, Idusband PROBATE DIVISION In (stale of NOTICE OF ACTION lAMES 0 I4OLLIMAN Deceased - - THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. NOTICE TO CREDITORS C APPS. who ALBERT E To all creditors and all persons addeeuil Pb rejldenceandmaillng against ving claIms or ic 233713 J36. Weldon , Texas, U.) .4 estate: You, and each of 'ou. are hereby YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED notified and required to file any tht KAREN M ('APPS has lilet a (urns mit ,lem,mnfls which you, or ethr 01 you. may have against 1ho Petition In the C,,cut Court (it estate of JAMES 0 HOL I..IMAN, SemInole County, Florida, br deceased. late 04 Seminole County, Dissolution of Marriage, and you are required to Serve a copy Of your r loricta, ,n the office of the Clerk of the Cr :uit Court. PROBATE &,It?en defenses, it any, on KEN P4ETH W McINTOSH, of 31114 DIVISION, in the County Cou,' ,house enSanfor d,SeminolI County. STROM. DAVIS I MCINTOSH, krda. w,thin 5I monthS 10M the Attorneys Icr petition er, whose i s POSt Off'ce 80' 1110, :.,'r of IifSt publication 0 1h5 aldrts FlorIda. 3,711, and t,ie the E ac h claim or demand must tie In of.q'f'It with the Clerk of the iboyr wJ 0 36 .564 t'p - S sai" Plus led. - 21.32 2O. - I - S3.95 166 . commented on the 1974 style of baseball. "Baseball is basically the same game it was 10 years ago. e*.po, the game has been j'speededupwi th theastroturfin thepa new rks, but it is still big league baseball. This country will always provide good talent and support its teams "it is a great game, wi th a great pension pla n and good TWO STEEL BELTS ______ n.9 Save - - Cardinals famous No. 6, who both sides. We have to have retired after the 1S3 season, _ 96 — - '- In an interview, the St. Louis can be worked out better for _____________________________________ _______ __________ PBA Nationals - I 47 oo Mamle LOS ANGELES (AP) The Professional Bowlers Auoeiatlan'i National Championship will be held for the lust lime on the West Coast June 2-9 in Suburban Downey, it was anoour,ced Turiday. Joe Alltt'fTOra, PRA executive director, .ald a! least 144 pros will corniete for a minimum prize ( nal matches of the 15th annual National ClTampionshlp will be televised natknully. - 5 339 16 2$ 52 325 II' ' - u °"" 1 "9 53 cs Save 17.99 FR7f 14 tub'tt' ,,, Size . FR 73.14 GR7I-14 - 44 34 341 %3 . 130BBI'LLOIT (L),CHARGES Musial feared hitters to _____ JCPenney steel belted radial. Double polyester cord body. Double brass plated steel be lts. Lower sidewall stabilizers. 78 sari 31 17 39723 DIvlshn Phoenix :ht- pli. 2 Golden State YONKERS, N.Y. — Max Kam, former r.ports editor of the Boston Record and New York Journal Arnerica,z, who work ed for the hearst newspapers for more t.han 50 years, died of a heart attack at the age - C Omaha Los Angeles Soccer Development 1$ so N "I 6 Seaflue 44. S a I e - - Pacific Max Kase Dies -' SR it 17 n i, si 21 634 S Detroit d J - - •najcr leagues wi th it. We had an associa tion great of a return from their Promoter Roger McKinney Musial's achievements are when I played, but not to the teams, but they doit for the love will open the professional almost endless: Hall of Famer, degree that it is today. It is part of the game,,, portion of his first boxing card three-time National League of the business now, and lfitcan The seven-time batting Most Valuable Player, .331 provide the best solution, by champ doubts that the with his own son, the power li fetime batt ing average, 3.630 working it out between the fl..iiiinntp1 Hitter nile n,,IrI puncWng 'Irish' Mike. All of his wins have come via lifetime hIts1 17 consecutive owners and the players then havehadthatgreatofaneffect K.O. rou te except a four the years with a .310 or better fine, on his career. round score over Nat Shavers In baWniaverage,4Thhomeruns 'Asfortheciwners, theyhave "Iwas42when!qult,andit Tampa. 1.951 runs batted ho, 6,134 a stake in baseball, and they was becoming ha rder to play lifetime total bases, six seasons are heavily Involved wi th the regularly, and the ball seemed Legal Notice _________________ with 200 or more hits and 10,972 game. I think that through the to be getting smaller for me. I _________________ _________________________ lifetime at bats in 3,026 games. Player's Association, things seriously doubt that It would FICTITIQUINAME ___ ___ -- a I 2) Uh year. Personal problems kept career." guys like August A. Busch the fl-year-old away from the Copley News Service Do the Player's Association: (owner of the Cardinal, ring, but now he feels that all ST. LOUIS— Stan the Man "Well, the thosethingsarebehndwmg,yj Player's Wrigley (owner of Muslal was one of the most Associa tion Is part of baseball and Tom Yawkey (owner of the he should be back in the world I - I F '. _•-' I By PAT PAUL 1 Presi II 37 .376 I) Mitaukee Chicago Jim Stefanich continues to lead the pad with Stefanict, picked up $i,s at Denver with a l7lP,-place finish. Country Nordic Series Championship INDIANAPOLIS (AP) 0 e Phllde$li Central DsvIsi.n (aptal Atlanla 33 43 416 Houston 31 Cle'etand 3$ Si 351 Western Cenfereace Midw e st DlvlU.n Up The Money Ladder - 4. York Buffalo - i. '- Views Baseball 's New Era _____ i. Pct. 52 23 -"7 47 31 37 . U') Powers. This bout marked his -- w 7 - -_ ,air Mike McKinney. proPinney still undefeated after , Against Walter 'Snake' White the two meet tonight WRAP AROUND TREAD __________________ STEEL STABILIZER _____ Divislois ' - - — !I __H NIA C.eWer.i.cs Ntw Cross Asi.ctai. - ____________________________ ___________________________________ 0_____ i . over ring veteran Jerry _____ Standings ip Tae , _______ ______ its assistant footba ll coach and head baseball coach. Threitt, who attended Colorado State University. also will teach In the physical education department at Lenoir Rtiyne, a member of the Carolinas Conference. New York Yankees. SAN FRANCISCO The San Francisco Giants sent rookie pitcher Willie Pratt to the Qdcago Cuba (cia catcher Ken Rudolph. ) Ifs' (ó Basketball high school coach in Spartanburg, S.C., as 3 - pointmnent of Curtis M. Threatt, former Pitcher Jim Petry to the Cleveland Indians in a three-way trade that also involved the VI i _ _____________________________ College announced Tuesday the ap- .. — NYLON I2noir Ithyne • Lauderdale, Florida. - (API T. " R*CAR - . - Orlando. Uo)d's biggest win was a l round decision over the former world's light heavyweight champion Vincente Rordon. Three other Viscusi ha ndl ed lighters will be shown on the undercard; John Pinney, Hector McBride and "Irish" M"Ald Photo BY Let Getleri Jackie Gleason Inverrary I Jr •\uily Kendall, and Boo Wright - I I • (1ck Prosser Ford a scorekeeper at the past • amongst others, His latest effort w as one-sid ed kn ockou t over Cipriano Hernandez in brella with Doris Dickey, Threatt Appointed By The Associated Press - manners sharing an urn- two IS-point decisions to LIMES, one in the Mid-Eastern Athletic a - - r. . * Leave With A Full Tank Of Gas. . GENTLEMAN LEE 3 Professional . . a ye s Briefs -- .. . Gold Glove award as the SDort I- ... 0111M - . * Special Mileage Allowances -.,. referred Lefty Driesell, Assumption, 22-7, held No. 11, their fifth Eastern Dhislon title man Boog Powell, catcher Earl league's best shortstop andHecoach of to the Univety of followed by An gustana, Ken. in the American League in sixth Williams and rookie outfielder Bobby Grich won his first after Maryland's fourth-ranked ma- tacky Wesleyan, Old Dominion tears, apparently were well Jim Fuller. setting stocked with five veteran an all-time major jor college team, which and New Or leans. Rookies outfielders Al Bum- league fielding record at second dropped a 103-1X ovet1,ne destartm headed by Jim P&hw, try and Rich Coggins, pla. base by mmitting only the league's Cy Yovx*g Award boned against right-handed co five cislon to No. I North Carolina errors. winner, State in the Atlan tic Coast Conpi tchers after veterans Don Joining with Belanger to form lerence title game and failed to But Dave McNally, bothered Baylor and Mery Hettenmund an almost impregnable left side reach the NCAA playoffs, with arm trouble last season as got off to slow stalls, sparked a is third baseman Brooks Maryland-Eastern Shore,of a he dipped to 17.17, had a 12.3$ conversion to speed. Bwnbry, Robinson, who won his 1',th predominantly black branch earnednmaveragejntheearuy named the American League's straight Gold Glove at age the university, finished first in going. Newcomer Ross Grins. Rookie of the Year, hIt .337 and and hit $ .271 after reaching the the Na tional Associa tion of icy, ol*alned from Cincinnati in ao1e 23 bases, Coggins hit .319 All-Star tweak at *ly .. tercollegiate Athletics poll, and A tvs&. was at 10-80 AM Mike and swiped 17. Williams will again be backed lost only to Morgan State prior Cuellar, who will be 37 in May, Both will be given a shot at in the catching department by showed a 4.50 ERA. starting berths this season. If Andy Etchebs1rren, who re- to being invited to the NIT. aiU usua lly has trouble they make It, Morgan State, led by 7oot either Paul Blair ported late after threa tenin g Marvin 'fl Human Eraser" Cady in the 3easoand Weaver or Baylor would have to be retirement., and either EWe Webster, posted WWWY proposed using him bericbed. a 4 recd Hend1ricks or Sergio Robles. - — . MUSTANG Within a 15 Mile Radius. - •1 - - -• this 3eitson. The Bems dropped -- -- OIID MAVERICK 3~~__- •.:..: . -01 '• •.., : •••-- 11%ey claimed the first final decision was a draw, but TORINO OR FULL SIZE FORD t -NNMA ( - Associated Press poll. to fourth. Frazier was told of the ballot. Fairmont State, 28-3 and lag Ingin New york,wberehewent week's leader, slipped to fifth If Powell fa il s to bounce back to watch intrastate rival after split ti ng two games. Fair. - • • LEASE i '• .4' were voted the nation's No, I AlcornSthte__lormerlyAlcorn mallcollege team In the final A&M—wItha29.6log,JwnpJ ! ew n r. DOWN ______ . i JUMP Fray. hwn Walter "Snake" White be In the making. the first round and nearly previous commitments but puts Florida light his White launched a co unter. knocked White out in the second White has agreed to this final iIeav)Lmght title on the line atta'k that dropped Lloyd twice when he dropped him for a nine showdown. gai nsi Bobby lJo)d. In the fifth , prompti ng the count . Bo th men have defeated big This sill be the third meeting referee to halt the proceedings. The rest of the light was a name fighters in the past and tht to but it U. to tre re nIl(lkd In batik t en be we two men 'itt 001) DC goOd in 55tI% irst time that White has risked late January on the insistanee that went all out with from a world rating Lurrentl his helt of I In d and his man ager Pat everything they posscsd. The White Is ranked nin.h arnongt the light heavys now living in - RENT - . Title ixintinued tonight in Tampa's ahead on all three officials that witnessed the second en- either Mike Quarry or While Fort homer ilesterly Armor) cards, and an upset aarodto counter. Lloyd swept through Quarry has be en tied up wi th 'ä1YLI I when he goes recruiting, West Georgia, the NAIA cham. R tJ7 c1 ui kJt in Lkilaot (el at op promised a tttlt 'shol if h could stopped and a rtturn bout would Lloyd desened the nod (inc of the tnl savage handle the Snake." After the prove this. Sint that time Curr y has rivalries in boxing will be first lout rounds Lloyd as Much to the surprise of my been clamoring for a shot at ' Frazier has a couple of new pion wi th a 2 record, which sllthgpoints toofferp pe had eight first-place votes and The Bears last week won the 496 points. I RNW I (.]ND .? tCE 'irOU ' CAN HWG EITHE dUMP DOWN The first ineeting took place Curry. '1' : - •National Collegiate Athletic A- i fly LEE, GEIGER herald Cor*n.ns & - 11IJ . 4I 40 , ! will beat the bushes alittie later in the final AP poll, Morgan t hisyearinsearchofkel ba ll received 23 First.place votes talent, but he figures the delay and finish ed with t3'J points to will prove profitable, easil> outdistance runnerup \I:\N1l:l IAN COLLEGE'S Chancy Mahoney grabs ankle of Marquette University's Lloyd Watson as they chase loose ball in New , 'i, iori S 'iauLson uare uaruen. Or tlleb. Butch Taylor was n foul tins Thursday night with Slate ineetLn. L4 and Connecticut facing Boston ou t period after scoring 20 College. mlfinala are Satur. the day afternoon with the cham points an g pioip and consola tion con. rebounds. Maryland-Eastern Snore, tests Sunday. iYL[ 04- E ) YES' NOW ~OU 'VRAT Jacksonville Coach Bob Got. ______ ' rs • ILL NEVER LET YOU GO ' a n - .- ,*AMNMW . I. I- '.. 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________________ A -- t - I In Ita dew before Scholz iank his two frej to be desired, Conc UdCd thatPurd ue was stilt Square—Off L oihtm.Hea, N Pace tied EkE!-.. ,Oz defense ha - / Henderson, who finished SChOIZ with 2Z second, remain, with a career-high 3 points. Tom now M9, did lose The Boilermaker effort very much alive and kicking as Madison Square Garden Jerry Nichols Nichols , who was taken was in tl?tJ Boliernke coasted to an contras t to a x-rays lo to th iib .. toe eter in the 53Ofl in •. to the feTnIfInAls of the NaUonal Hawaii. second half. Frank Kendrick Invitation Touament. led thewith Boilermaker scoring The Boilmnakers rattled off attack n The BotflkeTL who In the 10 straight poin ts to start the points. opening round knocked off to game and had another fluy of Jacksonville f ou nd i tself in a - . h end- briefly take the lead and 01411 . f Lloyd • in • t)egiin to battle back' behind' White ' It' 1. kEy CLJ U-MF I ____ ________ '\ _ __ - ..:r'' -1 �14A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1971 Count a ocJ Mounta ins Claim 7 Morp Peop e, ' , . Ai By ALLAN MAY Copley News Service 19th Century tell of searches Aeronautics commission One such can occurred last was last seen Sept. 10, 1973, as Mr. and Mrs. Abe Angell, conducted for people who officials keep the files open on Oct. l9, when 2.year.oIdJimmy he headed into the Cascades to Renton, Wash., and Jean ventured into the wild lands and all the missing planes. Duffy, son of Mr. and Mrs. climb Sloan Peak. When he Klsman, 10, daughter of EVERETI', Wash.—At least failed fad to return. Someti wa oi li found by a William Duff, Seattle, failed to return search parties MIChMI Kisman, Seattle, were seven more names have been The c-nly reasonably corn- passing hunter or hiker. Two disappeared from his parents' went out. caught in an avalanche while added during the last year to plete record kept is that of the such planes were found within a Despite days of ranging over snowshoeing near the the long list of people who Washington State Aeronautics few weeks of each other last camper parked In a cam. pground at Lake Wenatchee. the territory, they found only a Cascades' Snoqualmie Pa.s disappear without a trace in the Commission which maintains a fall. One had been missing for a The parents had left the child buckle that might have come Hundreds of volunteers risked S rugged mountains of ("..- on airplanes that have been year with feur people aboard. asleep In the camper while they from Summers' backpack. their own lives in the searci,) Washington state. lost. Those files show eight The other had crashed In 1959 took a short walk. when they The most recent case hap. until the danger of new Two of the musing persons, planes lost, carrying a total of with a San Antonio, Tex., couple returned he was gone. Hun- petted last December when avalanches forced officials to two young girls buried under an at least 15 persons. The oldest of aboard. dreds of persons searched and Linda Angel, 13, daughter of order them out of the area, Snoqualmie Pass the cases goes back to May 5, fl y CHRISS NELSON Despite the fact that some are researched the area, using in the Cascade Mountains, 1957, when a plance carrying a never found, missing planes are dogs, electronic gear and herald Staff Writer all probably will be found next Vancouver, B.C., family from more likely to turn up even- possible methods. They found Patlepts are being accepted at summer when the snow melts Ellensburg to Seattle disap. tuallv than are lost individuals, no trace of little At April 16 public hearing on the proposed ordinance setting Jimmy. away. The others may never be peared in the Cascddes. up exclusive garbage collection franchises In the unincorporated The plane wreckage provides a A few weeks earlier 18-year n again. They may simply areas was set Tuesday by Seminole County Commissioners, Th most The m recent case or- relatively large object to old Donald Sisker, Black be added to the growing curred last Nov. 19 on the seen. 11 approved, the 10 largest collection companies are expect Nuriing £ Convalssc.nt Residence Diamond, failed to return number of people who have Olympic Peninsula's rugged to begin a 60-day temporary exclusive franchise operation on For that reason officials tend camp while working with a Sun Good Care May I, with final approval of the system July 1, according to gone to the mountains never to Olympic Range. That plane to simply write off any hope of government trail crew in the be heard from again. Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. carried pilot Steven McLain, 35, finding individuals who S(lns(' Gm;d Staff Snoqualmie National Forest. A No one knows exactly how Sumner. Wash., and his disappear and are not found As proposed, the ordinance would require twice weekly by desperate search lasted for .Sflu' (;mI Fwd many people have disappeared passenger, Daniel P. O'Keefe, search parties within a few pickups between the hours of 6 a.m. and 8p.m. at both curb side V onaldUraM weeks but no sign of young in the mountains over the 43, Brier, Wash. Up to 100 weeks. Sometimes the search Ow nor. Adm. and back door, but would allow companies to charge a higher rate Since I64 Sisker turned up. years. No cumulative records persons took part In a weeks.- parties for back door and extra service. consist of hundreds of "We intend To Continue This Policy(, Searchers in another cs., have been kept. While rates have yet to be set, the board has discussed a long search. They found volunteers who cover likely had only slightly better luck Ph. 322-6755 Sanford 300 S. Bay Ave. But reports going back to the nothing, monthly maximum for curbside service, and up to $6 monthly for arem with a fine tooth comb. Walter nm'r, 'fl, Seitt!' s ---- Lick door pickup. Debate renters over safeguards to customers should a collection firm go out of business. The ordinance requires other franchise firms to absorb up to 15 per cent of their own total In new customers, but commissioner Greg Drummond said many customers would be left out should a large firm (old. The ordinance will require a performance bond set according to the number of customers to allow the county to provide one OF month's emergency service. B oard A ns Is cti o i I MCCOY AND EIWEL,vj'z i avalanche nt - .No hour solutions Semin ole Lodge "YOU BET PEOPLE 'rUST US. THAT'S ONE REASON MORE THAN 50% OUR pRESCIUPT1ONS ARE REFILLS." F Jail Administrator Commissioners gave 'after the fact" approval to hiring of a $l.ouoa month Jail administrator by Sheriff John Polk and said they are eyeing putting the Five Points jail on the November ballot. With the third in the series of circuit court hearings on Jail conditions set for Thursday, the board approved S7,8) to pay administrator George ProwIfo( the rest of the fiscal year, with Commissioners Mike Hattaway and Dick Williams dissenting. oudIoot has been working at Jail since the beginning of the month, and Polk last week vowed to pay him regardless of what the commission decided. Tuesday, however, Polk said the board has now ap1,ca,ad 12 of the 13 emergency projects he requested In hopes of avoiding a state4lwestened shutdown of the aging Sanford Jail. Cornntissioner Sid Vlhlen raised what he called the necessity bond bock all itew jail back on the baljotbecauae"itls aslntple fact we don't have the monies available for what needs to be done." Vthlen was told that by law the bond issue must wait six months, and that the November congressional and legislative elections are the earliest practical date. In the meantime, Polk said, the county haiits "back against the wall" because it needs space now, and the new Jail will take at least three years to plan and build. 1. ' pticfl P uiTI! dry - TRIPLE HIBACHI $ . WOODEN HAP4'fl( . AD . " ' C, JUSTABLI GRIDS 'Wt H , £c1cBDPUAll' FAMILY COOLER'38 . 49 MCI - 4 99 LAWN EDGER BAKER i1 BROILER , o '°°°" '" '°* 88V "'"i POWER ' 8488 REG. 6.99 ___ ate On CREME 11 Si HE 6 OtOyaCts " 84 109 '' DE000R4T. REG 6 PORTABiL ISH WASHER ____ PLASTIC RING RIG. $ I BLACK & DECKER I CONVERTIBLE CORDLESS G RASS S 2699. Pivirili -.- I"" _ LAWN EDGING c-,_ w,t' ':1 I1(l% £ AlES 9:10 1 HEARS Jr'i 99 RIG RADIO PHONOGRAPH PREPAR4TJOIV SUp — ------------- -------- i SPRINKLER 4 11 CD: t Hilts Y Jiii TABLETS 'YOUR : C a H 24 CT Ofte **6 b5UEs1rr88 _______ ) 112 RiSTAIV 10to 04 to 99 5 ... Aid WNGWOOD—Uty council Monday night unanimously approved a mutual aid flee agreement with other cities in the CALM) Council of Local Goverrunentg with Fire Chid Roy LaBosalere noting his department will net provide aid to take Mary outside its municipal bounds. Longwood firemen In recent weeks responded twice to calls for assistance from Lake Mary In the fire control district. "We will work with Lake Mary only in the incoi-perated areas," LaBosaiez-e said. He assured that firefighters are covered by city Inswance within 50 niiles of the city fire house. He also said when his department responds to mutual aid requests, sufficient equipment and personnel will be left to protect the has I MASqo CAROCELLE i—. . '' Longwood Council city. WITH GRAB ROPE BRECK so-ft" ____ VUS W)ItICIP)c Approves Fire ' cIsrnAno', __ • REG SURF RIDER WTC.f MOWER STA*1MAt.OttCO*,T I_____ 39 C ' iMP 4CYCtLM'GG5 IYAflOf. tNGø,i HIAW Curt ,LAOIIASYPJI 14 RIG. SELF PROPELLED GAS POWER MUNSEY 1699 FOR EXTRA DRY SKIN • 22" CUT COTUOUSCUA .., PACQUINS . ____________________ 3 - C 44. tO.:. LOTION , R10349 '-1w . ALKA-SELTZER (f GARDE HOSE VAPORIZER - ii" ' SOFT.X%1p4. 1 GALLON HOT STEAM Road Problems 25 TABS. RIG 42 NORTHERN — 4 581 ally, "Gail 12061 9U0%0UI,*;8* 60 QUART - cu.." . e ,,.o P,,., — — °." rCHAR-BASE LIO IOU H wmn . tim" Mill O9 1 REG 1 89 .!'•lrsq Iu tt1)fl Lc kerd Dtu.S ,, ,, o'i '...•_•___, REG. 12.88 ,. FINAL NET C 79 SCOPE 999 — CLAIROL MOUTHWASH COOa,GLaiaS ,OI,1I,I,, J with gond re , ç41) SCOPE Picnic At Home and Save Energy flth4tEc eni uqs sndoVe1 l We rebus That meefl1 th ', ' . County Atty, Howard Mars" was ordered to work with the Slate Department of Transportation on possible legal action against the City of Maitland because of its 1-4 Interchange opposition. 'The city has filed suit to stop the proposed 1-4 Maitland Boulevard Interchange, and County Engineer Bin Bush said Tuesday the move "poses a very grave threat to Seminole County," Ikuh said the county's entime future road work could be thrown od of balance if no Interchange Is built because of the resulting increased load on Interchanges In Seminole. Chairman John Kimbrovgh, saying he doesn't want to l4strain whatever diplomatic relations we still have" with Maitiand, asked Marsee to check with the DOT before persulr.g Legal action. In other road business, commissioners cited fears the &lthne project might eliminateSemninolein order to "ball out" Orange County's financially hard-pressed Beeline Expressway. "1 don't feel Seminole Cotitty thould go through another saclike play because of Orange County problems," Drummond said, asking Bush to talk with Orange County and the DOT bnut the projects. 8oz .,.nptionsCVf't 9• By MURRAY OLDERMAN 18 oz. ,"r f i ll r.'.1TY & Has No Glamor "SAVI CS. ,. rmilion -. Bloody Corpse Jaques said the city received a *5,000 advance pament on franchke fee from S#'tnino!e Cablevision. Council gave final approval to Highland Hills sundlvlslon subject to the city receiving a one-year maintenance bond and a drainage water holding area being fenced in by the developer. Councilman B. L. Helms said that negotiations are under way with builder James Gamble and County Commissioner Mike 1LiLawa. to I tahgn Grant Street south from SR 434 to Evergreen to relieve traffic problems. Council approved a fire protection contract with Rainbow Ranch at an annual fee of $400. The board delayed until twit week action on a request (rem Torn Binkrd for an. ntutim and cemmerclal revathig of a lIere parcel on E. E VlUIIm,o Bond and Lake Myrtle IWle Road. Consideration of increasing the sewer and water bond Issue from $2.7 million to $377 million and adoption of the 1973 edition of the Southern Standard Building Code was placed on next week's agenda. Conatmcticn iA two basebell backstop Candyland Park In Longdale was approved. Estimated cost is I9. A resolution was adopted directed In the U5. EnvireutaJ Protection Agency and the De*rbnent of Pollution Contel agreeing that cunpkte LnWtraUn lob, analyses will he done on each arm hocking op to the pi opoaid SR 434 sewer intucept r° DIIUX( 0t;1?T B I - tW I1 H I rV 04V $14 r Wet a" is : r— - ta,, iuI-.n - - - - - LADIES' - -) IK 0PS 699. WIP"10% 0I 88 - E,,G 1 i II M L 7 9WJ EN OS CASUAL 0 - \ HOUEft WWI 499 . 0) 40 V 197 Juts 0, s,, _-7 I '0 •, If ,._./. rod"°"c, blaci I - 1141, 1 00 001d FVTOVDAY It . SAN FRANCISCO (NEA)—It was a hell of a week for Ed Erdelatz and Frank McCoy, homicide detail, San Francisco Police Department. It started on a Monday morning and ended the next Sunday night with the largest number of reported murders, 10, in any seven-day period in the history of this boistzous city. Eddie Erdelatr. Jr., called me at 1:50 P.M. on Monday. I knew Eddie Jr., was detective in homicide. Anyone who has watched "Streets of San Framclsco" or "MacMillan and Wife" or "Iranside" —all Bay-based TV shows—figures it's a glamorous detail. Eddie and Frank McCoy are a team, just like Karl Malden and Michael Douglas are fictionally. "We got one," said Ed from his phone at the Hall of Ju3tice downtown on Bryant. 'Pick you up in 10 minutes." They were "on" this week, which meant any murder was first assigned to them. They drove up in a light blue Ford, unmarked, Frank at li wheel, and in a couple of minutes we were at 1966 Pacific, modern apartment building overlooking San Francisco Bay. One floor up we walked Into a small apartment. Already there ,A ere the coroner and a police photographer, two investigators from the crime lab and it. Charley Ellis, homicide, Still in a chair in front of the dining room table, tilted grotesquely over the left arm, blood spattered allover white shirt, bedroom slipperi dangling from his lifeless feet in a state of early rigor mortis, was the victim. Samuel Harry Edelman, a retired Jeweler. An 86-year-old neighbor upstairs had opened the door—abe had keys to the apartment—to let in a couple of realtors who had an appointment with the victim. They discovered the bodfr. "Mike," said Ed Erdelatz to one of the crime lab men dusting the apartment for finger prints, "did you print those two guys upstairs?" They were the real estate men who had come to discuss the sale of a 36-apartment unit owned by the victim. Eddie's father, now deceased, was the head football coach at the U.S. Naval Academy and the first coach of the Oakland Raiders. Eddie played a year uf football at San Jose State, quit to go Into the service and 10 years ago decided to become a cop. He walked a beat on North Beach, worked a radio car on Fisherman's Wharf, went to the vice squad and three years ago applied for the homicide detail when he heard two inspectors had suffered heart attacks. He got It. While Erdelatz checked out the building where the murdered jeweler, Samuel H. Edelman, lived, and tried to find some neighbors, McCoy called the drad man's lawyer. "Yes," he said simply, "It looks like he was murdered. What were his personal habits?.,,Did he carry any money? ... Were there ever any threats?" Ed reported no signs of forcible entry. A neighbor was home, but wouldn't talk. "You're going to need some help on this one," said the police photographer. "Sometimes," said Ed, "we make a case overnight, Especially If it's a smoking gun." IA "smoking gun" is a crime of passion,) "Sometimes," he shrugged, "it takes six or seven months. This was not a routine burglar)'. I hope we ge' lucky." By 4 p.m., after two hours at the irene, they drove back to the Hall of Justice and went up to the fourth floor—Room 450, Homicide, Erdelatz went over to a computer and did a make on the license number of the dead man's car, which was still In the garage. The computer keys came back clattering from sacramento in 10 seconds. It was Edelmxui's car. McCoy called the victim's nearest living relative, a niece in Indiana. "I've got some bad news for you," he said over the one, "I'm sorry to tell you this. It concerni s-our uncle." Pause, "You sure you're okay' It appears ho was murdered by persons unknown to us," Erdelatz started a case folder. 'Was it a ripe one" asked Inspector John Fotinos. "U it's ripe, it's really rough." lie meant the smell if a death has gone unreported several days. The other inspectors in the homicide squad room showed a lively, conradely Interest in the case of Erdelatz and McCoy. A case of mutual Interest. Over the weekend, the "bag killer" had been arrested for shooting two strangers (through a paper bag i in the delusvIe belief he was avenging the rape of his girl friend. "He'll go to the puzzle factory, that guy," said Erdelatz. The phone rang on the next desk. Rotea Gilford, a black Inspector, picked it up. It was his cousin. "The only time you hear from relatives In this business," he said, "they're In trouble." C.ilfot-d and his partner, Earl Sanders, were the backup team to Krdc1atzMcCoy this week. They are the only blacks In the homicide detail. The ba:kup team swings Into action when the work load piles up on the assigned team. They were destined to gel a couple of cases. At 4:30 p.m., McCoy and Erdelatz headed down to the coroner's office for an examination of the corpse. "This Is the part I don't Like," said Erdelatz. '"To get an interesting homicide case," said Ed, "and I think this one we're one right now is Interesting, to start with nothing and be able to solve it is different from any other line of work. It in challenging. "U we don't solve it," nodded Frank, "nobody's going to solve it. Not only solve it but have enough evidence to make a decent case in court for the prosecution attorney." Sometimes," added Ed, "you get on a murder case in which there is no family at all. You're the last two people In the world who really care about him." On Wednesday mci-fling, they inherited such a case A man had been found dead In the Tenderloin district on Taylor Street the night before. The crime lab and photo lab had responded to it. Not until the autopsy the next morning did they find a head injury and marks on the throat. "It's now been classified as a murder," said Erdelatz. "The television set is missing" They spent almost all of Wednesday working the second case. The man was a homosexual. The spent that night combing the gay bars in Tenderloin. "We want to stay on the second one," said Ed, "While peoples' memories are still hot. Then we'll go back to the FAelman "So far," muttered Frank, "we're zero for three." On a supporting column a few feet from their Joint desk In Room 450, Homicide, a simple sign Is lacked up. It reads: "City Zoo," The streets of San Francisco can reall) be like that. - at SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY OPuS DAiLY 1-9 OPIN SU$OAY 10-7 SAHFORD CASSELBERY SO Slate $t. Seminole Plaza and Sanford Plaza kmoran Blvd. case.' - -- -- - - - -- ..... - VV .,,, . murw ur DUOVV NU UUN 3/$f 00 Dee Woøte Ttwa ULTANA BRAND FROZEN lilA 17-CL obasea DISPOSABLE DIAPERS 70 I SIR - In 1.. : — _ IOOZ. PKOS. Limit I with 7.50 or more order AND COUPON BELO to Kiwbie&30 c$t49 WHY PAY MORE? UmIt 1 with 7030 or more order AND COUPON 1110W aek SAVE GAL ! ... Ilia MW .Rirk- LL JAMPAWN 10-CL no. Hot Cross Buns...... 59 JAMSPAEB TNI$ WVXS PIAT1* 10 " 214LIIU 'II Lemon Pies........... 79' JAsas PA* I /$IOO I IsoL sin Loaf Cake 59' s1 M 1 ~ JAMS PAfl Oo$deii, O*i — n ., sweerw Ca ke OL t ,,,,,,,, 471 Donu s J4Uø PAWN luciD NAW Rye 45$ �28-1 he Sdntord Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1974 assured supply of reasonably escalate. wMd she has o few o( her own. engaged In acquiring a However, like the story of the In other words, her very stantlal home-owned, home- priced oil a relatively short improvident grasshopper, the survival rests In the hands of grown energy cipabilily distance away. Among the most dramatic Tanaka government elected to others; certainly not the sort of through the development of Of equal significance II the manifestations of the world. push Its economic problem hazardous circumstance that a high-quality nuclear power growing evidence that t, •••' -. .i. • -t i. al, ala I n. •!)%,flP4I RJe IO tflflUer wq!.. .Mt, imi'i. s ..,.,.t. •7•• •kI, IlI,,14 simost unvelievatne eiiect it they would somehow be dynamism w iziv the Is likely to tolerate seriously addresasiic has had on Japan. In the space mitigated by the march of time. for long. problem of acquiring a more flow of their raw materials to of a little more than a year, the And then came the oil crisis. Her people have now seen secure PetrOIeWfl aiply one the good will of other nation& change is that Island nation has Grave enough of itself, the oil some of the fruits of great in. that does not rely wholly on the been almost historic. issue also pulled the cork on all dustrial growth and they will Arabian penlnsulaatiiioot hall a Red China, for example, At the outset of the energy of Japan's other incipient not be content to retrogress world away. already posseases a formidable shortage we saw a picture of a economic problems, This quest for more submarine fleet, one r½pable without a fight. humming Japanese economy, With no oil of her own, she The results have been petroleum sources could very today of strangling the now of substantial profits, a was almost totally dependent predictable. The Japanese well throw Japan and the Soviet raw materials into Japan and tremendously favorable trade on foreign-produced petroleum goverment Is hard M work Union into an accommodation: the flow of finished go balance and diversified to keep her Industry turning. right now on two projects an accommodation which outward. Given Cie 15 centuries overseas Investment. Inflation She was totally dependent on designed to ease her economic might find the Japanese of hostility and mistrust which was, indeed, there - at the foreign-produced petroleum to problems, projects which may financing the development of stand between the two coun. sobering rate of 20 per cent per fuel the ships to carry her ex- well change the face and the the vast Soviet petroleum tries, it is not hard to perceive year — and the demands of ports, and to fuel the ships that future of East Asia. resources in eastern Siberia how this must weigh on the organized labor continued to bring In the raw materials, of First, the Island nation is with the quid pro quo being an Japanese mind. 8y JOHN J,O'MALLEV Copley News Service 1 - , ,, . Energy S Could Force Japan To Rearm .. • ' . ..•• . .. •• ... . . •• .. ••_ -.• ,,. ••... ••• ' • •. •.. ,, .... - 1 1 11 BUTTER inside China a[lLhL iII.A HONG KONG—One of the most intriguing considerations in the political Imbroglio role being played powerful, threv-miWon-man People's Liberation Army (I'LA). It is intriguing because so 1&r the PM has been playing a But for the moment the mih1aryseenucontento back and wait to see which way the wind eventually is going to sow. That is somewhat amazing when It is recalled this it was the PIA that badtobe caIj to restore order when the it*lrVOlUU0(3 got out O( Berry Mix . . . vwspi suo Sweetener Nixon said In 1971, -we spent more than $30 billion on space research and technology and about one-twenty-fifth of that decades, it was not until 1971 that Congress, the White House and medical profession agreed it was time to accelerate the government's role, In his January, 1971, State of which begins July 1. The dif. While the Prr-siden't com Those three years expire ference could provoke a veto, Veto or not, there Is no denying that cancer research is pared the effort to that which put man on the moon by the end of the last decade, those more experienced in medicine voiced caution in implying the possibilities for success. June 30. The House and Senate in March agreed on renewing the NC! program w.th roughly $275 billion over the next three years. If the two bodies can iron out their nonfinancial dif. amount to find a cure for cancer. The time has now come to put more of our resources into cancer research and to ... might be found. spread over three fiscal years. on the federal government's front burner now and that the dollars aballable for research will increase year by year. But "We can work out an ef- ex... . Ge Drin A I delusion and a dangerous named by the NCI before June misleading Q the public." 30, making a total of In the last three years of massive doses of NC! money, there have been no miracle breakthroughs but there has been progress on an everwidening front. nationwide. The nine are in 6'-., 4 Poric Ham Frostings PIG • • • • • KG 79c Snack Puddings I taste y themthtary Thday, all those posts are again was in civilian hants 11w political influence of the by the transfer of regaI s ii, NOs V DATE 3 Gz-lts - THRIFTY MA . Beef Liver . - ORA •.. - 0 S . CHICKEN . . • I estalAis ed local bases of Power atc last year LHthLar) H, M A S . P • S . • Y SWEET S ' • AV pp, 40 TH IFT '' ICE MILK R • • ' "W1 melutios dist that Lii P14 can long may cutof the fray, rspecoalI a if the struggle be ch so far has not happened—to take on an overlenc ci v1o?eae and 41 mcsnient;' vetecan (s_na Wstdz here, 'that the military Clio WEIVIes for W4 it ead in the P. to bad the direction. BOSTON BUTt 1 . 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ASPIRIN SAVE 14c 94 1 BOTTLE __ 1 niiniuurn 111" 111111111ft PEROXIDE O#4l 6 Pt PIG SUPIISPANCi • •', BAYER 1111KNIMIL 111111, __ ... ....... XIRi XF 1% NTT II 'I A, : 16.1 S lATH FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. HOOC OTANGE 1 PAN 1101 ROUND ID • 99c Pound Cake "' 99C Shrimp S;AII 19c Meats 59C Celery . 74 JAR 2 1$ $119 Grapefruit5 lAG 59c Juice . . . . 3(INS Dinners . 49c Juice . . . . 2 16.1 $10 Biscuits .. 4 C°AS 69c Onions . • 3 Potatoes 4h/2o 919 i GREEN 29C Cabbage. 2 HIADS 39c Juice . . . . 4 s 99c Pizza . . Biscuits . . . . TbZI ______ Sliced Roo, C.OQQ 'tu MAl-(M 27 No 33..... -..... li 63 C 4-01. PKGS. plc, E STAMPS 'z-olf? fill Charcoal c MARGARINE Ill JUMBO STAlES HAIVIST P1(554 IOOIIDA • vIVA - I TOP VALU • SAIA III CHOCOLAtE 01 11001*1 6., Pt0uiD. 2 I'ON 99c 9 Perch Fillets •' 95c . . S CMII DElIGHt SPREAD (P41(51 YELLOW CORN IASTI 0 SEA IISPI Sfl CS 01 $'JP((((AND M'l() DAISY STYlI CP110(Al CA US FANCY $w'(l & IUICY ILOI DA 63C Sill hAP! S SNAIl SliCk SIZI tOAy 94 CREME DINNERS TOPPING LB CAsS SKIN A TOMATOES (IDOl PU1INA a t II iii FREEZER QUEEN ASSORTED SKILLET I "&@Vitt Ill%" VON[II"' 49c Coffee . . . . 965 Cat Chow.. ::,s $•J57 Food Color ' 25c Coffee .... S., Cat Food . 2 'N~ 37c Oil -ONII 59c Juice . . . Olives . , , • $ioo 49c Cat Food . 5 '4 -ex. 2 FOR - FLAKY SOFTENER 3) %# .. 68 FULL QUARTER LOIN SLICED 16-ot TOMATOES Color LIT 13CAN W _I $ NOXZEMA THRIFTY MAID Pt1It(HS DOZEN 68 SPRAY AVE • . 'I . 8 19 ii.... IOTTLI . I - MISS BRICK RIGULAR, SUPIR HOLD, UNSCINTID I BREAD 9' S-ox. CAN • ''I II 4 DIXIS DARLING SANDWICH SAVE 201 ' AT , " - 1 c.int ijelieve lot a 70' $'29 PIG I BRECK LB TUN IIQUID 13. 006 1 I s.ic 49 BAN PIG PORK ROAST os. 88C S ULTRA I 99 ' , Men are rwt on the (king Wie &NIM and aim the aftal , . . PillS I PKG 7 MAID SCENTED. UNSCENTED, SPRAY POWDER Dsodor.nt T 7 ' Wit DAIoNG V its $129 . . . • PIG 3 the cntic*zm campaign. But analysts who have di shtpeuintain ( '°' . OAuVtt ND 9 7*. 2 PIG "1" '7.. C9c PEG Dinner Franks Link Sausage ' " COP! (AND ALL NEAT Franic s EEF '. ra . B C' F n 5 ' •• NGE PIG TAINOW HINIIANO I I Turicey Roast 2 MEAT TALMADGI1$IAN0 4 p1pp- I' - I It' his Reserve ;' 45 lou . . Chicken... .. $109 . . • . 2 JINNI KO WHIT( 19 $96911 PIG • I AST I to $249 .. 33 SEPTIC SAl-bUtT lilt,) ITO o.-.'.p..t,.lwIl1to.b.d) . WINN Dull STOlES INC 1971 COPYPIGP4T IO O R $998 Quantity qvq - SAVE 17c 'OH ' AVG SIIIC Ito SIINNID $ SOICID Detergent.... • 39c ' loo 99c Ground Beef 10 32.t Game Hens , SHOUL DER WDIIANDPUI S*(ITN(Att P1HI lIQUID i 5 (DsD$iY LAIGI P71(0 cwunaiulers fran 1.4-ui- -I, 15 AVG ' • . . . . Tenderlo UI in PIGS 1101 Muffin Mix. . 5 'a' I is all about effort has been made to remove nulitary men from key Corn. mualat Party and govenunent posts in the provinces and send them back to their barracks. Just after the cultural resolution virtually every provincial Ilarty cwnnjttee and provincial government organ PASTE EF pEO?' ClAN A COINISlI . W 0 (RAPID USDA CHOIC( Sill WP$O(1 16111111S AVG I WIAPPID Pill) " C9C PIG J 8 at any rite. overlook the fact that during the Last two years a concerted TOOTH- ANTI- W-6 CHOICE BEfF CHUCK Strip Steaks 10 silly CIOC It iATUlaI ' . W 0 5IAPb USDA (P40iç( Sill NJ SIlTY CIOC II I I BR ND C14010E BEEF lS(SP HANk H*(f OP WHOlE lillY ClOcill IT S NAIISCO 0150 Part of the explanation may be that the military does not see 11w power struggle A a threat to its interests, for the moment too, one cannot Angeles, Miami and Rochester. Minn. tiLI A Ground Chuck Will-' MIAT Cereal....... 9 , ANGlO 7.149c coconut....., Cremes . • ON 47c Chicken Noodle ",,'G ,z- 47c 9 31,01 ..... J j Drumsticks GOOD tHIu MAICIi It No. . . .1 8-41. - SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. ia Boston, Baltimore, firmlngham, Ala., Madison, Wit, Din'hain, S.C., Seattle, Los SAVE W It PRICES GOOD THURS. MARCH 21 THRU WED. MARCH 27 99c S ausage ' 'OI A Orange Drink. . mm=eM Is taking. Then. Nine more have been established and six more will be JUST AROUND THE CORNER. PIAPID1 PA(l tiP MAY I 49c INOIfAIN 011 IGtAPtPluIl least, that the military hierarchy Is Involved j to Influence In the direction that It might aIg be that People's Liberation Army simply is lading its time until a clearer defüution of what the centers combining rueart'h, treatment ana training. They in Houston, New York City arid Buffalo. LISTERIP4I SUNNvANO POOL SOIL P401 Of uo 1`14 KR A FT 43c . . . • C. S A VE 5 ,'P° lice y1s. 4711 01 Wheat 4041T "criticize Lin Piao, mUcizeHONEY BUNS there isna evidence, so far at Although federal dollars have been aiding cancer research for from the $600 million proposed by the President for fiscal 1973 giving the NC! $1.59 billion When the 1971 legislation was passed, there were three fectlsre, expanded, rationally and soberly conceived research program," commented Dr. Salvador E. Luria, the MIT biologist and l Nobel Prize winner, in 1971, "but any vision of a crash program promising a 'cancer cure' in three or five or 10 years would be a sell- P, Dlii StOtI S INC 1971 VE 21C. W'W' that assumed Confucius" campaign. But "In the Last seven years," Mr. YOUR WINN.DIXIE IS CObYIC,,iT AM after being called In, it task of administering the vast and divisively inclined Chinese nation. It handled both jobs admirably. But it must run against the grain of China's largely corvative military ciosnznanders to have to watch another potentially divisive Political movement unfold. True, military personnel in the provincial areas of China have been taking part m semiautonomous under the National Institute of Health and AR Quantity Ri9hti ReserVed PRICES GOOD THURS. MARCH 21 THRU WED. MARCH 27 control. was the P1 to the nation's second-deadliest disease. SUNDAY STORE HOURS 10 a.m. 'til ISN'T IT NICE TO KNOW, THAT IN A GAS CRISISF 8 Ef p PEO' vm minor rule organization Itself. Nixon has signed legislation calling for making the Na ti onal C an c er i nst i tut e tnere is the danger, Pay resear'-hers and NC! officials, of leading the American public to believe there Is a direct correlation between the amount of money spent on research and the speed with which a cure to the 100 different kinds of cancer 68 PKG currently unfolding in China is the by the f ce withlntheparty WASHINGTON — Congress Is expected to complete action in April on legisla tion extending the federal government's war 013 cancer another three years with greatly mci eased funding. ferences In the legislation, the bill should be on the President's desk in April for his signature, The average $900-million-a, year spending level proposed by Congress for the NCI repr esents a Sharp increase effectively as possible." By the end of the year, Mr. _ 1W By ARTIIL'R C. 14111 I ER Copley News Service Powerful or organize those resources as Nixon promised to ask Congress "for whatever additional funds can effectively be used" in the search for the cure CLOSE-UP Role IL also Is Intriguing because the political struggle—couched though it may be In historical terms and in criticism of the late Defense Minister Lin and the ancient Chin sage Confucius—is in reality a struggle for power between in tiw ChineseCom. ta munist Party. memuitaryclear1asa lot at stake In the outcome of that struggle. It is. In fact, a ttw Union message, President Copley News Service SAVE LAND 0' SUNSHINE Maior YDMAIMUN 5HOIE ,.ssional Fundin9 fq t ..•... -,I -'4 Plays Army War On Cancer Await'i9 n.q - - Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1974-3B The Sanford Herald IO1rTtI19 - �_____ 1 - -- - 4B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1974 Bunnies - BYAILEENCIIRE . jj u i it Belong th a ge bowl thoroughly r, ruuurj ,j Us At To . - Re rabbits or those of candy,cakeorbreaddoti an integral part of the EUtCT - a saucepan. Heat over low heat celebration in North Ameri and ae as Important U the i te: it - - - -. . - _________ - - - - > a 2 amount upon special treat this Easter you can make an Easter Bunny or - an Italian Ewter bread ring Witt) colored eggs using Ole B`~S IC DOMI111 ECOM ES E-ISTI% It BUNNY -- ...Or Italian Easter bread ring - Newmantreatnioren patients. ________ ___ _______ , _______ -. - - - anixe -J- - anise seed. — y , , - - -- •, - I - ti -11 _____ -- - - - - MAN AND HIS CASTLE 1) LEWIS VAN DERCAR stands- on the steps of his 2-story domed home. HELLMANN'S I Everyone knows of Paul Revere w Sybil dl who also rode through night to warn that the British w Comi ng. or of co ng, FOR Ied an American should forset daring upcoming Bicentennial celebration the g1florwo toth@ I"," (in if* Declaration of ! ce for, w hi lst you are proclaiming peace and good wi ll to men, emancipating all nations, you low Pow" ow wives. But at- hiYPOwerIsllk,mstother thiis which are very hard— y liabl, to be bekan; and, OoWdstudiog III your Wise lawsandmaxjnu,wehaye it in Off power, not only to free otrsehea but to 3iibdU masters, and wi th out violence, vff S_ 4 -j' -,-.-,' throw botth your natural and legal AuUwitY to Your feet." In similar vein todlay, the assembly of women's Orsanizations has demanded greater repruentation in the decision-making bodies ef. fect*n4g t he Bicentennial It also has called for creation ; - da National Women's } ' Center, a networt of Corn- - ' " uJuI, the staging Of an IAWMU%-W Women's Art Festival Women historians. hbrairians &:W archivists across lhe nation feel that the Bicentennial Could provide the occuion!or updating wotnen-s history and that a National - qq be vital in Uwse efforia,- SSW assembly representative. T* center would; -Gather, catalog and refrrnce primary and .49 ' I a A s,. Corn Chips flc ' KEIBLIRREDYAG , 100 PABST RIGHTS ' RESERVED Triple TAILfiB ,,,,, W '' TD A SAID COD I CO sJIflMJJUJflii S STRAWBERRIE - SLICED OtoB lbs. LYKIS Grill Franks OSCAR MAYIN 19 • Onions S 10C , flflc '• U 12. 90 " 49C NO STiCK c Pam Spray NABISCO Oreo Cookies RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS NEW TOP. SPRAY W 69 Fantastik Cleaner CONCENMTED All Powder Woolite Liquid I SAVE 56 C lb KING SIZE PINK SEEDLESS Grapefruit 59, 5 i:. 59 c RIPE SALAD a q PHILADELPHIA BUTTER CREAM 8=. c CHEESE C 32 33 COOL OZ- 40. mow" 19 lb. Otra. 961, 55 C Fryer Parts T.0. LIE Buttermilk 59c 5 4 AWAIIAN I2or F"" he STOUFFERIS TaIllity Foods "' Loftus I" Ito Round Bone Ib 1.38 COOKED NEPTUNE SHRIMP b" 1 13-98 98 WITH THIS COUPON _ — — - C 79 499 q BRIM COFFEE 44 / I to lb. ___________ 3 NEW IN STEAKS 204 K $'4 OUR DELICATESSEN S S p SPECIAL THIS WEEKI $2,,6 9 Lobster JUMBO BLACK FOREST Not Italian Loaf 1.49 Frog Logs FRII""140MAIL EA Snapper 014.69 JILACK Forap Polishloof sum tons? i I - • 41 Sole F ____ '- lb699 1.49 German Bologna MEDIUM COOKED STONE FRESH WHOLE Crab Claws Sea Trout ' cowy,04b of kitsh Mssta Msyseuis. 7-Bone Roast 98, 1 1.08 OYSTERS • 26C g - FRESH 11PARISH CUP Cakes ___ -- c FLORIDA COOKED l Wool lb '1 38 '1.48 '1.28 1b 111051 MISSISSIPPI C WITH THIB COUPON ry LARGE FLA. ROCK ' SAVE 12 pus lb-48 SHRIMP 49 VALUABLE COUPON totm ROAST 59C Pot Roast FRESH Mackerel 55c 79c Cottage Choose CHUCK ONION, CHUCK WAGON. SALISBURY. PEPPER BATH BAR WHIP ceremonies,butsome Propriety ROASTS I IRISH SPRING BIRD$EYE LIMIT ONE WITH 17.60 on MORE opOIN the neglect of wutnns contributions to nationa l life," 65 PALMOLIVE I I I I LIQUID LE U I U MAPLE LEAF TOMATOES PINT LB - SPLIT BROILERS 5 Oranges Family Steak Round Bone Swiss B-B-Q Steaks CAGLE'S FRESH GRADE A 4 precise spirit at the ' - $119 low SOleffinitymay, still not be the I. . £cheon Meats SLICED PICNICS and joking to such an extent the lemnitY of the ceremony was endangeretj." • MTN - Couples arrived in hordes, ..lounging around loudly eating i II 59 $ lb 1.39 Pat $ I cooiD 39 - SAVE 20c. Wisk KAHN HILLIHIM FAM1 rn 69 49 GREAT FOR SWEATERS C . Smoked Sausage Dry Roast Peanuts WASHINGTON STATE VALENCIA Italian Sausage -, 49 APPLES ALL MEAT FAIRWAY FAMS WHOLE LIMIT 4 6-Paka PLANTER'S 3 . Bologna 4 oft Free Broad Salt Rising Brd Glut.n Bns.d ALL MEAT POUND PACKAGE tem'driated lad year. City Ckrk Herman Katz says the Saturday affair was getungout o( hand: 6 /59 F.atur;...................... - week, but the practice was /59 6 Glazed Donuts 981b. PICNIC 0 1 cake Rowed C LYKES SMOKED PORK SHOULDER 8—I2oz.Csns Dist Pound " ta" iewo " Crou Buns __ GET CONTEST DETAILS IN OUR STORE ..89° . S Pints YELLOW S 10 3 $ 1 00 Carrots R IENE COFFEE CAKE CARDINAL OR FAIRWAY FARMS $ _____'- en Filled ALMOND DATh •t SWEET FLORIDA CELLO PAK // lb. CHOPPED SIRLOIN - necessary) says that "by rtzje of authority vested in me by the state of New York I now pronounce you man and wife." The couple then usually kin, but not always, and e away w hile Inane says: Next" Muriages are held five days a Wednesdays. city used to conduct ceremonies on Saturday morn in g, to commodate servicemen who could not get away during FRESH BAKERY / ___ __ _____ else (Spanish-speaking if IBO1N. BERMUDA.KISSIMMEE,1145,SENOMNBLvD U7 I S. ORANGE, PINE CASTLE ,. vitamin C. OATMEAL SUGAR. ICED RAISIN - I . , 't 49 ______ OGjNN —, .- C DCf'I Al I ONOUOaDU FRITOLAY Cookie Sale T 1L 4 95 The ceremony is brief. The Cowie join hands. exchange , rings, and nane or someone "A"WAY!-WON OFAW,8.. 0 - UNIT ONI WITH 17 SO C - or Uxw seriously cc"rned - I - Quad PINEAPPLE p i I is tha t women must wear dresses, not pants Th - Sweet Corn LARGE SUGAR LOAF - GIVE YOUR FAMILY if . $1 — FAME anduther = It floor Manhattan chapel. Some are fortnally dressed, others take the occasion C&swlly the oniy appeace re gula ti on I I / - Cut Green Beans I , 1. _______ - FAME QUALITY . — [ ''' Peaches ' During The Holidays 8414923 FAME CLING Put. conkbmPorary And likely future higory; "Provide an authoritative fdow urria(w mcbd-rs smbx% ffim M14M wad"s, *&data sod 46m wmedw In advowis or diumWmijing knowledge about women's history; women's •LVD THIS WEEK MAR 21.27. 1974 Some 50 national women organizations have come tagethel! to charl Bicentennial prodaemphang the role of Women in Americanhistcry,as well as In modern social, cWhIrall. AM Adistic fife. In Ab4W to ber hosbaitid: "I an" say $1MoNA PLUS DEPOSIT N. BERMUDA. KISSIMMEE, 114 S. SEMORAP4 BLVD 541 S. ORANGE, PINE CASTLE taken to see that the men do not completely monopolize the BMW 10 MAYONNAISE I pRantry? - - - - - . - Remember KISSIMMEE fl - - 1 — town: l)II FAIRWAY PHARMACYS in the Revolutionary War and I t received a citation on or 91 UIP Nuptial and BIG 32 OZ BOTTLES Deborah Gannett,a black — ll for heroin addicts he said. say its use is highly preferable A main bar to this, according to the old.fashioned American to Newman, is not any inherent black market system of he roin shortcoming on the patient's disfribution part but from baffle created Opponents question b), society. Ile ByThMTIEDE the ceremonies in Manhattan's the fact maintenance of heroin addicts wrote Edward M, Brecher in methadone's claimed impact on that patientsmaycited not be given has been grossly municipal building. says the exaggera the book "Ikit and Illicit criminal activity and often more than a three-day supply of NEW YORK (NEA) In a number of cityprovided civil —Methadone suggest that by shifting a heroin medication "Prograrns" Drugs," one would expect time of rocketing prices, inand marriages has risen from 6,000 other create a bureaucracy of their methadone maintenance to be creasing numbers of couples a year in the rnid-1 LLw to methadone he merely resWction3 which daffwge the own to becomes a "June" hooked on patient's confidence, A more addictsand actively "recruiv- neither better nor worse than are finding at least one today's annual rate of 2D,000. On for slots which are morphine maintenance or rema ining bargain in th i5 a different drug. basic probleni, Newman sa i( a given day, authorities will heroin maintenance. The latter argument tends to was the lack of a community'sj, covered in their budgets, a civil marriage at City Hall marry as niany as 300 —That methadone prograia in New Brecher points out, however, still costa only make Newman's temperature acceptance of the patient as a keep older, York's five boroughs. ug that in four other significant _ Deputy City Clerk Thomas eing, Itnalle says the inatase IS when otherwise they would be respects "methadone Is tenane, who conducts many f due to a variety of factm Including the general vend DR flD away HOUS E 4 from fonnaI marriages but believes economy may be a VALLEY PRIDE GRADE A PflY stim ulus. you can't ' ° get into a church weddirg for ID less than $1,000 today," he YOUNG says, so the line OuWde his TURKEY$ chapel is full of prsgrn&tic. or. a P". up 0 Ow. betrothed. The line is at leag fuH. I ZenS of couples regularly it outside the tiny second How Good OR I Where would George Washi ngton have been without his Martha, or John Adams witboutbjsAball? yOU i ____ By ROBERT B News Service - C ty Ha Performing - They Be ? - panacea but that it is the njost attractive of a limi ted num ber actuaily being given a of options. higher dosage of a narcotic than Methadone is legal It is they getting on the sweet. cheap. Th e are two reasons —That clainIs of a decline in advanced at the start. th If ey crime because of methadone were the only two reasons, were Would — — it, should be placed on patients. ideally; that is, getting back to or made --drug (ree.,, Proponents of methadone a worthwhile place in society," —That me thadone "patients" maintenance ;4 ______ ROYAL CROWN = Newman and others say the put Where - Wrote are remaining 2 pi eces Just be low bunny or I beend ring. _________ mnuIveiv indniuekjng ha or." was what he , _ in top. Cover; let rim in warm slightly with rolling pin to candied fruits for eyes and nose place, tree from draft, until flatten. Taper one end of each flfld urcooked spaghetti For doubled in bulk, about i Iiour. poice. Tuck. 1 strips under top of %luskers. Sprinkle ring wit.h Combine fruits, a 4nonds and head to form ears. Tuck colored sprinkles. Makes I same basic dough recipe. go If - • wire - ei ther a longer real problem is not the surface lessening of interest in the thinks constantly about heroin, controversy over whe ther or confronted by Dr. Irving proem in the public mind, or dr eams of lkoff, associate profor at Th or shapes his not methadone should be used is is one reason why the whole life uwea continuing in the t place, but how the Columbia University School controversy over nwthadone supply. lie no longer engages society uses the program. of Social Work, who charged : programs has been seemingly —That too many people have muted. of methadone maintenance and patient so he or she is tree to do been on methadone when Proponents of methadone the restrictions, if any, which or she wanis to do the y co Wdhave bCCflde to ifIed ma intenan ce admit it is no .. - New Your City methadone maintenance treatment 11,500 The situation Places Newman program of the New York City in the cockpit of a heated Health Dep artmen t . controrsy about the validity Our goal is to maintain the -. - * - . egg Confecuomrs,sugar f rosting Mixed candied fruits and uncooked spa ghetti ur colorcd 5prinkles allied to Easerthue. as a - - - a fruits %4 cup chopped blanched almonds teUnnnn . superior to e ____ -- for the same this dough to form a head about free from draft, until doubled in of time, Add eggs and 1.3 the size of the body. Make an bulk, about I hours. Bake at . minute patien — videC 1pe.t Di cup flour, or enough flour to indentation in the body and degrees about 30 to 35 minutes, make thick bat te r. Beat at pla ce a raw to in. or until done. high speed 2 minutes, scraping dentution, Form remaining For bunny cover ea and bowl occasionally. Stir In of dough into a roil about 3 anna of bunny th aluminum enough additional flour to make inches long. Cut off 2 pieces foil for the last 10 minutes of a soft dough. Turn out onto about -inches long. Farm baking to prevent excessive lightly floured board; knead each into a ball and place in browning. Remove from baking until smooth and elastic, about appropriate places on body to sheet and on rack. 8 to 10 minutes. Place in form legs. INvIde remaining Frost with confectioners' sugar greased bowl, turning to grease dough Into 4 equal peice Roll frouting Drcorak bunny with room fertility. Both remain closely • teaiiespoons 2W (at temperature) 12 con mixed candied Eostre and emblematic of ' ' 241 cup milk arine Whatever, the bunny and the egg also were symbols of Angelo-Saxon spring goddess '**7 - -- Italian Easter Bread: d -- that e symbol. The hare is a symbol for the moon and the date for Easter depends the phase of moon, ________ - todcons pe desired should be the - - I Package active its relative, the prolific rabbit, - - be low f Heroin ',? "Methadone ts are not Newman is challenged able mature out," or get off distinctly tunkilnfeat of tnotion freqii.nily Is our hardest battle," said qusrters. At a morphine or heroin The drug abuse "crIa" has maintenance drug." NW YORK The 40 Newman who is assistant ase repolng recent drug methadone clinics under the commissioner fur addiction lolunlaa Uni seminar at th definitely peaked in the United On methadone," versity Graduate direct control of f. Robert programs and director patient n of the School of Journalism, Newman States with a co icurrent Brecher, .. doUh1ntoa1. unWUdis very w(l to 1egr ). Margarine es Easter Bunny: Divide dough n0I Deed to melt. GraduUy add into 2 pleces, one piece about 2-3 ropes togethex loosely And form beat 2 weight of to dough and the in to $ rifle ona Ininutts at about W of or weight sh eet. Brush with melted electric mixer, or use rotaq of the dough. Form larger piece margari ne. Pla ce S raw beater. If miJdgbyhand, beat into a smooth ball. Place eggs into spaces in the twist. 2-4 to unsifted flour k'4 cup Sugar teational egg. By EDWARD NEIN CopieyNewsSelce - do CA - Combine mflkandmajth OR V - Methadone: Can It Beat Killer - Fold in can - Easter the neck to form anna Outarrms over egg. 3W Punch dough down; turn !t The Sanford erald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 19? 5B" 9 ALL PRICES AND ITEMS IN IJ 98' ANDOSCEOLA COUNTIES Papperloof ILACK FOREST Brounschweiger w a 49c 4A, 49c 49C 49 C 49C TMtYhNI*haS&Het Now LS.ch.I %0 -, - - - -- - - - �68—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1974 f - The Sanford Herald St. P aul Host To Congress * S W. prings Council By MAR VA HAWKINS Herald Correspondeat , 7A SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER DIICOUNT PRICES ' J - tI DAYS A WEEK ' WED., MARCH 27 Actions -. • .1 ., Willing Workers Celebrate THESE ITEMS 6 PRICES GOOD..... * THURS., MARCH 21 THRU. * I Congress No. One Auxiliary to the First South Florida IL Missionary Bantiit Att,, giM1, will convene at the St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church at Pine and 9th Street, Sanford, March 25-31. Rev.S, W. Washington Is president and Dr. P H Jacksonis moderat. Theme for the conference will be "The Church Ministering to Human Needs Through Outreach." The Willing Workers Club of First Shiloh Missionary Church celebrated their 27th Anniversary, Rev. L T. Freeman delivered the anniversary message. Mem be rs of this club are George Coachman, President; Mable McClain, vice-president; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coleman, Rufus McClain, Willie Roundtrc' Tommie L. White, Charles Merritt, Ethel fUthardson, Catherine H. Hawkins, Freddie M. Mobley and Betty Daniels. Guests WI.: the Pulpit Aid Board of New Mt. Calvary Missionary Bapu Church, By JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor I -. - I - - IQ council cha ' U.. .i eflce ' OVi u i.., 'a Missio nary Baptist Church, Lake Monroe, Ohserved their annual Wcnen's Day with Mrs. Minnie 1.. HawkIns, of Daytona Beach, as the speaker the morning service, She was introduced by Mrs. Mattle Baker, of Daytona. Chairman Mrs. Mattle liolt, Ida Stephens and Elmira Daniels, Rev. R. W. Wiggins, pastor . Guest choirs and ushers were from Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church, and Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Ch urch, guest ' •. — _ - -p— — loss euu flA. - SCHOLARSHIP DANCE Soci e t y Band ter ordlna nceistotakeusbacktoafofgovefltthEuropean countries where officials are voted o'it by whatever is popular at the moment. There is a tendency here to fracture geographical and other areas which could represent 33 1-1d per cent of th e voters and cause a tremendo us amount of instability i in city government." for off into - . - - Childrens Park .. Mother- Of- The-Year PIMP' MINUTE MAID A proposed ordinance providing for the recall of city officials will be on the agenda again at Monday night's council meeting. objections to some provisions were heard from both the Obj audience and members of th e counc il at a public hearing Monday. Former councilman Victor Miller was amo ng those who felt 33 1d per cent of the qualified voters was not enough to remove an icial from office. Miller also pointed out already has a duty under the to remove members for misconduct. r Objecti ons were also heard ixi the added cost of the special election called for In the nnlinance, with some preferring to wait until the next scheduled vote to replace the recalled official. Before making hismotion to tablethe ordinance, Councilman Donald &owiiing said, "May be the basic objec ti ve of this kind of • , Women's Day Held I Wednesday, Mar. 20,1974-76 ' -. The Refuge Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostle Fa ith inc. held Its six th annual Mo th er Of.The.year contest l.k'lnnd. First prize was given Ca th erine Hillery, Sanford, who presented a certificate of Recogniti on and a bouquet of red loses and a gift of $'O. Second prize was won by the contestant from Lakeland and third prize was won bya Jacksonville Bishop Henry Ross, Bishop of Florida District and Elder R. B. McCoy, executive .:;;4 - f - • • - I '- 1 - L. . :.;..,:. V A group of resisents from The Terraces subdivision plained that a children's park, promised by salesmen when they purchased their homes a year ago, had not materialized. The site de(bcat(J as a park is locat ed on Buttonwood Avenue, has not been cleared. City Att. Ned Woolfolk said residents had groundii for a class action suit. He was directed to find out what the city could do. -.'• (, .• l g•_. . .&A- secretary. Dance Aids Students p Dogs And Cats , ) MO i: 1!.,,,,,'s, The Seminole County Chapter of Florida A and M University Alumni Association is sponsorin g its annual Scholarship Dance Friday, at th e Delux Bar on Southw es t Road, 10 p.m. UI 2a .m. All ::"' , ' , - ;- : BERN ARD BROWN JR ... 1st Birthday PROVIDENCE WOMAN'S DAY PROGRAM Proceeds from the dance are sent to the University to beped by students from Seminole County In need of financial assistance. These funds are matched dollar for dollar by the federal govern. ment. The local chapter in vi tes you to an evenin g of enjoyment as you dance to the sounds of the Society Band. Get your tickets from any member of th e Alumni Association or at th e door. Earl E. Mlnott is Chapter president. - the city council. All dogs and cats older than six months would be . . .Pastor and participants ' - Birthdays Celebrated 1 , ' - iS . v - -. '- -.-' - . - Council agreed to hold a public hearin g on a proposed ordinance which would li cense and regulate dogs and cats in the city. Under the ame nded ordinance residents would be allowed to keep no more than two dogs and two cats without permission from .*4,' . , - -• Kill Cause DueSoon required to wear a halter or collar and license tag and would not be allowed off the owner's property wi thout a leash or under con trol. Proof of innoculation against rabies will be required when applying for a license, which may be obtained at the police department. A provision in the original ordinance that would allow the animal control officer to "kill any dog or cat if impractical go apprehend" was deleted. There was already provision for killing Miss Shirley Mae Wynn cele brated her bir thday wi th rabid or vicio us anima ls necessary. - '.' a party . given in her honor by her mother, Mrs. Katie Wynn. The ordinance calls for a $200 fine, 60 dais in Jail, or both, for Guests . r present were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Mr. and Mrs. cruel and inhumane trea tment to anima ls or Interf erence with the Reddick ' Seminole Pollution Control Isaac, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell, Dolly Wynn, Lorenzo Adair said animal control officer. Jones, Officer Langley Roosevelt Lamarr,.Toneite Wynn, Roosevelt Jones, Animals will be placed In a temporary holding pen in the city errine .--. Tuesday he hopes to be able to Thomas, Willie Jones, Bernard Mitchell Jr., Stafford Mitchell Sr., before being taken tothecountypo where If not claimed In six .pinpoint by Thursday what days Herbert People, Ida Richardson, Rachel Pringle, Carolyn they may be sold or disposed of. Any dog or cat which bites a caused a Richardson, Patsy Guy and Delores Martin. massive weekend fish person will be confined for 15 days at the owner's expense to kill in Pearl Lake at Forest determine if It has rabies. Felecia Michelle Myers celebrated her birthday at the I-' City. home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bookman ii. iittie -' , rca residents reported ones enjoyin g the afternoon were Charles and Juan Newkirk an ding Friday in the Derick and Dennis Vann, Paulinda and Rufus Lester, Cathy and •' eastern portion of the lake that At the recommendation of David Cissell of the city's mainJanet Smith, Christopher Suing, Topper Core, Nickie Green, is split by a road Shan ta Coline, Charles and Debra Taylor and Natasha Myers. department, council accepted the $2,683 bid submitted by Adak said the fish kill ap- Endicott Pontiac and • •1 . Buick of Sanford for a halt-ton 1974 GMC Master Bernard Brown Jr, age one, was ~onored with a birth. parently reached its peak pickup truck. y party u7 parents, ,r. an av.i1. iiiJU Brown a 1 Saturday when thousands of their home In Washinkton Oaks. Helping Uttle Bernard enjoy the I small decayin g fish began I fun were Tract I. Brown, Kisha Brown, Kyle Faulkner, Gerrod . .. h h pi l ing up on s ho re. -4 Ferrell, Bonnie and 1.vnn Deese. Khrlsti Jackson, Ned Stephens . Agents of the state Game and Mayor Tro) Piland was instructed to contact the county Jr and Nikki Parker. • Fresh Water Fish Commission supervisor of elections In behalf of Winter Springs residents ere at the lake Tuesday, assigned to Precinct 5. which votes in Oviedo. and we if a change counting dead game fish for an can be made so they can rote In Winter Springs. assessment of damages. FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY Councilman Donald Browning was appointed to the road and .1 , Adair said after final bridge .. eeca Myers and U(SW) and as assistant finance commissioner. laboratory test results are In other matters, Council voted to accept the mutual aid received Thursday he expects agreement for -firefighting assistance between CALNO member to be ready to file pollution cities; and agreed at the request of Ron Keeton, Seminole County contr ol violation charges on the Drug Action director, to draft a resolution endorsing Drug Ac. state or county level. tion's request for $50,000 in federal funds. The eastern hail of Pearl By DONNA ESTF Lake, south of Sit 436 and west with the 15-acre tract near Sit the north and west sides of the of 5.433 receives storm water Herald Stall Writer 434-436; and the Lotus Lake temporary building at Inter- drainage from / SR 436 and a property of lesser importance, state Mall here the new Pan shcpnin' - - ALTAMONTE SPRINGScenter plus cooling American Bank is scheduled , City council Tuesday night to water discharges from a Floyd also reported U.S. open in April. nearby food processing plant, voted to apply for three Environmental Protection Department . 0, -Accepted Penco Enter- according to Adair. ir. ii He said a aura Agency• ,,i officials oi(ias have I ,. , prises Resources federa l -sta,1,te gran,• citrusconcentrate plant's mlow bid of $13,540 to assured tile cii) u&ut federa l CO 's , •. . •,.. ,or construct, light and fence two (tusirias waster is sprayed in a totali ng •I10 for ue,eiOp. ran tota li ng l.J iniuion . 120 Itet by 130 feet tennis courts grove on the south side of the ment of city-owned beach t he sewer plant expansion and properties, at the civic center. lake and some of that waste was interceptor line construction found in the lake. De velopment of Prairie Lake will be released within 10 days. Beach on the east side of -Authorized purchase of at railroad tracks at the Civic 814,07851 tanker and brush In other action, council: Center was given top priority -Granted sign pe rmits for truck For the fire department. i - ' . ' . -- . - , first - Truck Bid Accepted , causeway. tennce a . . d Precinct C ange Soug t , , - - -- - ,_ '• . - commission Altamonte Tr •ies or eac Ufl - -- - p 'A - - -- --_ Ov edo OKs - - Reg oflcu i - -Adopted on second and Final Sewerage - - j Report Due Tonight A joint Seminole Count)-Sanford-Lake Mary regional sewer conmlittet' will review a w ater quality management report tonight at 7 p.m. at Sanford City llail, The $15,000 study, funded by the county and Sanford, IS first in a series of steps to obtain federal The University of Florida played on zinjis, sacAuu , funding (oia regional system 0 Renaissance Ensemble con- reeds, strings, flutes, recorders sanitary sewers and treatment sisting of a ncient and iistorical and keyboard instruments, plants to service north musical instruments will give a Seminole County including the concert at the First PresbyThe ensemble gives about city of Lake Mary. terian Church, 301 Oak Ave., concerts a year, perfrm1ng to The study, by Clark Dietz and Sanford, this evening at i:30 the American Musicological Associates, is expected to p.m. the • Southeast Society, Project needs for and locations The program, sponsored Renaissance Conference, The of treatment plants, routes for jointly by Seminole Junior Cot- Florida Board of Regents and sewer mains and cost estimates lege's music department and many colleges and schools, for building and maintaining a Project 'GREATEST," will Admission Is free and the public regional sewer system. Include pre-l&00 compositions is Invited to attend. IIONORFI) ON BIRTHDAY Shirley J Wynn J Renaissance Ensemble To G G'i ve Church Concert • necessary a zoning ordinance amendment reducing density in •ipartment zoning from 15 to 12 units per acre and reducing n Ii vi dual parking Sj) cc reading centers to lt;ee: i, 20fee t. Firehouse Sleep Room councilmen have approved a>d4iuon of a room Inside the fire station so The study area includes the -Set a public hearing for 6:30 two volunteer firemen can be at north 40 ;r cent of the county. p.m., April 9 on an ordin ance the sbtion nights for quicker ('onsultatits earlier said the permitting vehicle parking response to fire calls. study may show a future need control by the police departFire Chief Charles Beasley for as many as three treatment ment. told councilmen materials plants. donated to the department wi ll -Delayed action until next be used by volunteer firemen to 111611 tiThD, SPit '\ Tuesday's meeting on the new parti tion off the room that also TPOtj1it:... 34-page subdivision ordinance will be used for meetings and ESPECitlty FlRr , and a petition For annexation training classes. un',/,\ and rezoning to commercial of Council also approved . 1 , a Sit 436 parce l near Prairie organization of volunteer poli ce reserve force to aid the city's ,J, lake, paid policemen. Police Chief 5'i -Passed a resolution Ken Triplett said he hopes to / directed to E I'A and the start the program "right away" ',, ''( •. 'I 'f.' I)epart,iient of Pollution with Five reserve officers. 11 '7M f,'W' Control pledging to disallow "The initial cost will be $50 a / 'i "Y,(ift'i connection of other systems to man for unifurms," Triplett " ,/I the city's regional sewer plant said today, noting council Is still until all Federal and state considering the funding and •-. in. I , requirements are met, '/ surance coverage ' -\ '/ (. '1' , - ' ' - . , ' �8B-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20, 1974 ! : Regulations For Art Show Listed . I Dear Abby ' n By LIZ MAThIELJX Artists are limited to two lOx 14- media; traditional oil, acrylic Paintings used for the exhibit rash award perartist Is per. Herald Correspondent foot spaces. and other media; crafts- must be titled and numbered. miLled. Two accrrdltated Judges will sculpture, ceramics, wood, All works of No artist can be displaying In art must be .janJor(1..n,,IAI. pj (he leainrz, "!'?ely original and must metal enyotherC.ntrslFlciridashow Aa.odalion and Sanford Plaza will be made Saturday, at 4 photography, be iraaued and-or matted anu all the same time the Sanford merchantsinvjteareawjjtjto p.m. Winners must be present Awards in all of the first well nailed In the frame, show is in progress. : exhibit at the annual Spring to accept the awards and must designated categories are first, There must be a minimum Festival Tiow scheduled at the attend the show both days. All applications must be m; and third, $. display of six paintings for plaza on April 5 and from 10 Sponsors of the festival will Junior aid iihrst, $10 . adults and a maximum ofthree received by April 1 and entry 2 a.m. to 5 P.M. assume no responsibility for second, $5 and intIngs for Juniors. Ribbons fees should be forwarded to a ribbon. damage or theft. Each artist is Five honorable mentions rib. at shows are not Mrs Elizabeth responsible for his own of ; A Collier Drive, Fern Park, Fl.., bons will be given In the first permitted to be displayed. ' required of each exhibiting art, props and the removal of three categories, previous award-winning work 32730 with checks payable to the artist per space including exhibit. Photography awards, will be of art In the Sanford Spring Sanford-Seminole Art junior artists from kin. Categories abstract 1U"st, $15; second, $10; and Festival Art Show will not be Association. Advance clergarten through 12th grade. modern oil, acrylic and other third, a ribbon. eligible for awirds. Only one registration is n'1 refundable. : I .., . - wtnp.r*ann dwMg'ua , nominal registration fee is other ZO, Today's middle-aged woman production of estrogen, the I divorced a faithful wife and gave up a highly i euphemisti ca lly referred to as "the change of life" and has come to be thought of as a bad phase characterized by anxiety, nervousness, . me serious doubts about the wisdom of administering it routinely in the a bsence f It doesn't need to be that way. School of Medicine at the become excewivelynervous. longer able to beat chfldren. In fact, physicians and University of California at San are beginning to Diego. Most of these symptoms, when they cause discomfort, While he doesn't iiiininiize the :. A 'Windfall Rionresents 8. , ,• ~1!0 4 fl1 41 1 _ fix" _- , (Herild Photo y C•c,ia Farmer) DEAR AHRY: My mom counts calories, and he doesn't TESSIE KEMAY AND HOSTESSES r) Mrs. like to see any high-calorie food on her own plate, so she takes a little bit from me, a little bit from my sister, and a Huffman, Miss LeFils, Miss Davis little bit from my father, and all those little bits add up. I If she gains a pound she is very unhappy ,and yells at Tessie Kelsay Entertained Miscellaneous Show .L.t * holder's intent to get rid of an tery items and furniture also s still possible to pick upago accumulation of unwanted are suspect. example of fracture or a things. As a form of folk I knowing why they're crying, ter'est.s beyond the domestic For some, hormone therapy because their sense of identity ~p better when she's taking sup. merchandising, these signs collection top-grade, buy Lion of their value, the item for plemental estrogen she Is Examine damage -chips, cracks, dent,,, usually maintained on that :. counter. be tempted to sacrifice quality carefully weigh the pros and therapy. ice before we DEAR t 0 ci'ystal holders adorned the P I , "Being a 45-year-old woman in America today is no fun," nrnrnm r' STAR CLUB ELECTION L 11011111011, ._ Will Mrs. Julia Hathaway is DELTONA - Star Club will chairman of the luncheon ___________________________________________________ meet Friday at 10 am, In the following the meeting. . - Garden Circles are the bee guards thin, COl. being has mulled in few hard many menopausal probIemsa, Simpson preparing various lector has against mistakes. and fast condusions, Never before has the collector of psychological origin. terrariums lot the continuing MIMOSA CIRCLE to the .arden Center Library Asked about the "forever had such a wealth of ma terial femi project to support the zoo. when Hibiscus Circle ofSaJ3fJ ne" school of thought. ni "People at this stage of Life for study. nor Im the public Mrs. Myrtle Gradick is the A St. Patrick's Day motif was Gard en Club met at which subscribes to the thitory the center begin to feel wom out and club's candidate for "Woman of been more aware of the demand reflected at the home of Mrs. L, for the March meeUng. that hormone therapy begun discarded," Young for collectible merchandise. said. "Ow- the Year," sponsored by N. Swain when she was hoste menopa use abasis ss Hostesses Mrs. John Fox and uringon The array of information d dnued can culture has forced them into Seminole Ccunty Federa tion rm nd conof at the March meeting of Mrs. T. A. Lewis served this situation. But the women Wormn's Clubs. available in paperback books is Mimosa Circle of Sanford refreshments, significantly slow the aging who are young today are impressive. One of these is Garden Club. Mn. J. N. Fahey spoke on process. Young expreJ, refusing to accept the "CollecUng Bottles" by Nancy MisevingL DESSERT CARD PARTY Mrs. B. F. McWhorter spoke herbs and their uses. Easter b2ditionel concepts. 7*y1re Pratt Ber kow, published by - CARROLL RIGHTER is 0 , "-*_ 1.,, ____ j3 said that the theory has a finding that women are in every tJfllVImruI.Award HOU5 Inver pr bl c., lot of o ems, -11 often were assigned for the club's consider estrogen to be a refusing to define thoeir worth will hold a de:53eirt-card party water plants. poM drug, w hich like other solely In terms of wing a male forthcoming flower show. on A pril fl, at 7:30 p.m., at the Ten members and one guest b. medications, should be ad- to a male and a mo th er of First Federal building on SR were served refreshments ministered only for obvious children, - 436. The club sponsors depicting the decorating call Mrs. Max Webber. We let the efwrgy crisis creep These amendments would SPRINGORCHIDSHOW penalized perhaps mote than capital Is necessary. citizens pay in this country up on us. although I personally have established a precedent any other group by anec000zny If the children you are have gone into pretty knew a woman expert who for an increased capital gains Central Florida Orchid that 111111112tell. They r educating to join the job ranks discouraging programs spent the Last three years in tax. In 1969 Congress increased Society will pr esent the 19th homes, husbands, children, tomorrow are to be litted into sometime s. And there are more newspapers and on radio and the capital gains tax rates to a annual Spring Orchid Show sometimes businesses aid the American economy, than a few of us who have been television trying to tell us what maxImum 35 per cent for in. Friday from 10 am. to 9 p,m., always their own acreage, someone has to have that tempted to walk en masse on would happen If we didn't head dlviduals, from a prior 25 per Saturday and Sunday, from 10 Hewer, they dou'I have a 125,000 (subject to escalation) Capitol Roll. . cent maximum, a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Winter great_wire In many of the to create their Job. Someone Why not do It "before the She turned up more ostriches At the same time, the cot- Park Mall. disasters set all by lesser heads has to take the risk, fact?" than a feather factory. Few porate capital gains rate was "Kaleidoscope" Is the theme amid hands b ause the fse4j ii people wanted to hear about a increased by a t 20 per cent, forlhisyear'sextensivedisplay Capitol Hill sitaosticas not fuel shortage always made accessible in digMe I) By MARY L, T. BROWN If you have been feeling underprivileged lately, small in your job - less than a gnat here's a chance to recover. U.S. &(Tttr) of Cmruzcere Frederick B. Dent said recentl y that each new Industrial job 1C created in tbla country rruIm if pr ofitS earned on the sale of Uni ted Sta te s. lice sh ow will be American public by the needed to provide those new Business might look like a F'TU - Florida Technological rollback of capital gains 10 the amendment to the debt-ceiling expanding population - you Too (ear of its explort the idea that we are a capttallst society, . N,W., Washington, D.C. 20000. ' • ' . I 0 # 0 - ' - - ' ' Sidestep one who opposes you. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Make your borne more operative and function al In the morning and th en get busy at OWfl Illew shich tier husband would Iziunediately go back into the same store. get my money refunded," This coupleworked thbstut suminer. Although an occanonal in. stance of fraud or cheating may be la id at the door of mer- chants, most of the illegal crime will zoommi even more. 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(6) The $10,000 Ca rroll flighter's indi vidual Forecast for your sign for April cents to cover typing and _______________ itp clothing, motnlng for the advice you need. Some charitable work can be detectives are watching them . for $3 _________________ - (6) Andy Griffith Steak P 373 lelO Sec edil (9) , available to YOU in 8x10 reprint size (21) Viewpoint (44) M Squad 7:30 (2) The Price Is RIgi'it (13) Movie Oman would enter a uc, • . scaring them into proper 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Make decisions for the future behavior. Show early and takethesteps in the right direction that will add to your (5) Wha?s My Line? They keep their "sticky Relax tonight, fingers" in their own pockets as 9:30 (5) Concentra PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Talk with business ex pe rts in the lo ' appearing in The Sanford Herald ilre 19) Dragnet (13) News 0:00 (2) Chase geniuses can delight in vanSAC.ITrARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Th e mor ning is good for dalism and robbery. "attending to financial matters. The evening is fine For relaxation, But, alas, we have millions of reading and CfljO)iflg music. i outright feebleminded, herded CAPRICORN Dec.22 to Jan. 20t You are able to get the work into our inner cities, who can done t ha t improves all of your affairs, but be sure you are not too only be kept law-abiding by - extravagant. Be wise, , ,A Heroes stuffing candy, cigaretes and other small articles under their behavior is dun to the rU.stemners. As the influence of the MOON CIflI.DREN (June 22 to July 21) Come to a better churches and the Ten Cornmandinents grows lem, there is understa nding with those you have made promises, and with a it corresponding rise in illegal loved one. Avoid anything untried, behavior by the general public. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 2D Complete th ose new a rran gements it will never be possible to with an associate and then don't delay doing the work. Becce recruit enough able police of. more involved in public affairs, Iicvrs to banish all crime. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Talks with co-workers can reap If parents and other child benefits at th is tIme. Take health treatments and add to sta mina, educators fail to Implant Avoid one who talks too much. CONSCIENCE in the minds of IJBRA Sept. 2.3 to Oct. 22 Think over what your closest oncoming crops of kiddies, , talents. Avoid getting in an argument, . You Dent Have Ts AMILUONAI*t __ are well planned and show higher-ups that you are dependable. Do no th ing to upset pe rsonal alms, friends would like in the way of recreation and contact them. - '• bill and the Sena te made a can write to American Council PLUMBING I strong attempt to add a on Capital Gains and Eatale WALLHIATINO, INC. the Social Seourity Bill. . *I JWU1JL1WL c*it-.., V 4 YAr - 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth even at kindergarten age, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Getting into new activities [5 fine in the morning but take care later you don't get into anything that s too dangerous, ' economic Pt'UWU will lessen jest of capital taxation and its TOHEATLIIt.OØ. With existing Job opportunities. importance to maintain high There seems to be a serir employment rates and help attack on capital formatim, provide the million and a half Omen) The House attempted to add the new jobs needed each year Just Electric 0 Vanlk-Reuss "nininun lax" to meet the requirements of an CENTRAL HEATING It f1 basic to our be fore she collapses? exhibitors from throughout If saving Is taxed, why save? Florida and the Southeastern jola to ktep up with growing 11S9kveI-Ifyouwant to r population, Also, present Your slews known on It anyone has tried BA' ___ succ*soful Jy, lately, to t4ow a business Into life on shoestring, that forbidding $25,000 could be a good reason *17 On flaw perished Copitall Is possibilities, TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20 Make sure your worldly affairs Easy terms 322-79$3 '.. - - not in 0xisie reducing corporate expansion (of orchids which will feature nice, toasty times. wI., wants to take a tonic problems tonight Show patience. STERCHI FURNITURE a book, "The American Bird", Macrican Council on capital n4ghty giant sometimes - t University Women's Club Gains and Estate Taxation, it serves us well. mi*mbers and their husbands Huge capital outlays will be if you want to support a will usher in spring at. buffet an average cspIlaI Uiit of Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Come to a better understanding with your friends duri ng day and then take care of diffi cult home Everyone else does I I 00 French Avenue EVENING dollars worth of goods. And these petty thieves start dress or pair of trousers and then put their own clothes over the new merchandise, after w hich they walk out of A recent ruse that came to my attention consisted of a husband and wife team, House Of SPECIAL AFTERNOON Shoplifting Is now looting lus made. Later you can relax on whatever laurels you have made. cash for food and lodging, as hlowcver.usecautiontoavoidan unhappy si tuationtonlght they toured the U.S.A. last ARIES I 4 , , P. Howard donsated Now, rust of us know better, anlnvestmentane taxed so high judged by the American Orchid We are heeding warning as capi l gai , ta ns w ho will take Society. signals. The whole meaning of that risk of Investi ng each the capital formation issue u ,tbat means an employed COUPL NIGHT being brough t home to the person. Qu AmrInStandard ofllvI If Mrs. C. WEDNESDAY ,J -1 Televisioil by the time the irs of investigative reporting. This * S flucences are excellent for carrying through with plans already towou obtain gasoline Your home HIBISCUS CIRCLE customer would order several I TR DRAW 70 . . .. LUNCH EON '* * i'isiTT!i $ William E. Simon. because he refused to put jet. cubes in the hamburger when a A - o-1-1 ~Dsatft I.1P ? " 1, nocence, despite testimony of Cannon while he's on vacation, people, including Energy and terrorizes him, starting ['irector two alleged victims, "And he told me it was ' . . -_ - .2 _/. had been fired by the store Slim and the rest of the boys non, who was responsible for whatisbehindthecri.sis,causes manager, don't believe she's guilty, o his original capture. The and the issues it has generated. Ic talked like a sensible, they set out to prove her in. emotionally upset man stalks The news team talks to a lot of ld explain, "so LOOK AROUND "Dividend Program" In the scheme and made leprec ha schools arid welcome volun. hats for a local nursing home, leers. For more Inf ormation nutted that the reason he was seens like such a nice, char. bent upon only one thIng, "My wife decided she GENERAL TENDENCIFS: Until later afternoon the in- -' CLOSE-UP "Oil: The Policy no%k out(if a job was the fact he ining and innocent wornan. getting r"-enge against Can. couldn't use this," the husband on herbs and cautioned baskets were made for a local ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - member, that now is the time to mining home and hostesses way the equal of men. They're Semoran Junior Woman's Club prune, fertilize lightly and _______________________ from the Crroll Rlht.r I t 1!i -And he very frankly ad. cheating at cards. The mother escapes from an institution, inerxiably with this sei es of ri SHOPLIFTING _________________________________ . previously been employed at a girl friend's mother is arrested 9-10 CBS CANNON "The Crisis" The news department meat counter of a chain store, and put behind bars for Stalker" A mental patient has been performing corn. and I do not want a truckload of "things" for which I have no use. some worthy cause In honor of your "50 " w th ould be your pre fer. 'flee, _______________________ 0:00 10:00 10-Il ABC ABC NEWS disillusioned when his young la-st v%eck who said lie had "Dr. Crane, are merchants or 00 is sugge"Ung that gills are expected. A clew friend or relative can spread the word that a confflb.flIon to 2.00 4:00 :0O -N--min Lff One man came to my desk iRobert Carradine Is terribly hamburger. ....... ce __________ Boontooin matters worse, is that the "Therein we try to find jobs 8-8:30 ABC THE COWBOYS beavyi are costarred. for people who are out of work, "A Matter of honor" Slim housewife got home with the DEAR NO GIFTS Requesting "no gifts" on an invita. ': as a second-i11 -command all the martial arts at their "But. Dr. Crane.- she said "I also spend 3 afternoons each racketeer looking for his own strength and savvy. Jared parolee finds his ex-wife week with a social service territory, Martin, Katie Saylor, Robert dead. He becomes the prime organizati on. Ito and Joseph Wiseman (as the suspect. sive gifts on older people who neither want nor need them. .... TV Time rreview Virginia's example shows the 11MTNIJITNE general breakdown In law and ' L " I 8-9 NBC ChASE "Eighty-six. order. Do uu readers think 8:30.10 siow THRU WED. merchants or customers are Proof TNT' Chase poses as a WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF the road. 1:45 AND 1150 inure likely to be cheaters? Is bodguard and gets a I.I. THE WEEK "Men of the The cable-TV legislation "INVASION OF protecting a lop mobster Dragon" The martial looming crime due to Infection contained in an omnibus bill to arts film THE BEE GIRLS" iplayed by Murray Harniltoni. cumnestulVShotonlocaliontn courtroom judges with Dr. update the nation's 65-year-old Spoof's "permissive" durtrtnes Other members of the Chase hung Kong, ills the story of a a copyright law - currently is 10.11 CBS KWAK "Do '\." ~ COR unit infiltra te the mob as they young American whose s re youth' ister is l.4)ng i4 Lonely River" When being considered by a Senate wove to break up a bootleg kidnaped from white slavery, a young ______________________________________ ex-convict takes off on ______________________________________________________ liquor gang that's forcing bad Aided ('.\SE Z-581: V irg inia M by an Oriental ''hloxI a re.engc jaunt, armnI with a 1imskey on small stores. James brother," the American gun, aged g, is a vivacious his girl friend comes to Ehin also is guest-s ta rr ed searc hes for her, housewife. resorting to Kojak for help. W ha t makes ____________ DAILY the general public more guilty of cheating and fraud?" no. -1 num _ • 'This has been a diffkult shun for cable industry to come to," he noted. 'There are still many cable operators who feel they should pay cop. AB( THE ABC with running Cannon's car off don't yrighi fees." weight of the meat, yet would rolt want them to bring Or send us any presents. Isn't there some WSV We can L.. I.- L.. "ri.n ssimoum being illmannered? NO GIFTS, PLEASE ' present an Faster highlights H)' (0ItE W. CRANE, PH. ii., M.D. have melted useless gifts. We want to entertain our friends, but we absolutely do . 15.9:30 3O0o(thenation's3,J0cableTV "For he said the ice cubes There are so many lovely friends and relatives who go overboard. spending their ed Judiciary subcomm1ttcc chaired by Sea. John L. McClellan, D.Ark _______________________ helped add to the apparent I am soon to celebrate my 50th , wedding anniversary. Area Activities Young said. In Law #4 ncJ (.)rder pounds. that it Is impmper to write "no gifts, Please" on invits. Lions, but something must be done about showering expen. ' The taxes that hard-working UkST: It your newspaper doesn-1 run a line DEAR ABBY: I know you have stated a dozen times gap V001US11111,- 0 1w are to grow. more and more more serious than some of the junk I read in your column, and I want to know why I have not received an answer. I asked you for a personal reply. and Karen J role as mother and wife. Each Industrial Job Created Costs $25, 000 lot indicating that for a personal reply yo u should Dr.., Abby, Box 0700. Los Angeles, Cal, 9000 and enclose a Stamped, addressed envelope., they should. Everyone who I, Breakdown honest type of person, so I inquired why he had been discharged . by two tall white tapers in honoree; and Mines. Lois Cathy Cosmato, Cindy response to culturally defined at about the same ocriod In Florida Zoo was niann.ri very few of them edgeable on the subject of conflicts? their lives, Yoümg sa id, SISTER. Inc at the last "What is really going on in creating a condition often meeting. antiques or collectibles. There are very few local ohlzuances menopause is very Much referred to as the "Male The organization. which to unknown to us," Young said. which govern this kind f sPe,Vheaded the saving of He said that research into e The fact that the condi tion So, the final words of caution th will partici pa te in effects of reduced hormone often exists In men wi are 'caveat emptor' thout any side walk sale May 3, in let the levels as related to physical of the physical changes that downtown Sanford. buyer beware. signs of aging dsldulcatjon trigger the process Experloce and knowledge in women, Members will donate plants of the bones solute steal. FAMII.V: ,%ielit li mp MY LAST LETTER It YOU want to on these saks for a bagain price. Some don't seem to respond cons of acquiring a damaged s a means 1 enlarging your save your major purchases; piece, even at a bargain , to hormone therapy but are For that matter, he price table antiques dealer Remember. in most cam a helped by tranquill2m. But middle age Isn't all that easy SISM ZOO PRWECT dinner dance Saturday at Community Center Election of then, : rules in mind before you start. who can g what are we for men me same pnuw'es give you an iuiu.aIied sale will be final, Carlton house Resort Inn, officers for 1974-75 will be Bear in mind that guarantee of authenticity. A series of fund-raising Undoubtedly, tacit garage tranquilizing? The result of about aging and feelings of iii!. Joanne Dutton Is in charge of agenda. .: reproductions are plentiful. He prepared to bargalin. The sale merchants are to,nical but hormone Imbalance? Or worth often begin toplague men Projects to support Central the "couples night out" event. Mrs. Charles New York City. At hard co prices it would be a bargain. At 11.50 in pa perba ck it is an HER FAMILY DEAR ABBY: This is my third letter to you and it will be the last If You do not answer it. M problem is a DEAR Muds )' iI all die of malnu. Mom rriche% or some thing on your plate remind her that It's in her mouth for a moment_and on her hips for the rest of her life. That er If You want to keep your Pieft of lace for a small frac- sftnu to help. If a woman feeh is not linked exclusively to their represent a "windfall profit" on nothing but the best both sides of the bargain within your price range. Don't us: "Why did you 'let' me eat all those things that weren't on my diet?" (Let her? how could we have stopped her?I trition and Mom chews our heads u. to respond to her needs. She raising their children and are home of MIss Pun Davis, 136 feth a lot of conflicts about her forced to cope with U* concept West Weedland Dr. Co- You might be told, "it was Gentlemen, take it from one who knows: ft you want stray, keep your foot In the door of your own bedroom, and if ou han' more brains than I had, )ou late to pick up the pkces, Why not try? coffee, nuts, Mints and cake Kinney. Primary object of a garage sale Nei served. White carninUon Also Mines. Mary Ward, that she has lost of aging and a diminishing hostesses were grandmother's" but )tj my is to get rid of things. Don't be WOfth Mrs. Pat LeFils corsages were presented to the Mary Lou Miller, Betty Colbert, el fl, o do with its age. afraid to leave a bid on an item. much of her clearly defined feeling of funcUonal purpose and Mrs. Dians Huffman. bride-elect and to W mother. Trish Colbert, Douglas Stm - blooms in profusion throughout Reproductions hav been YOU might wind up with what function, simultaneously. A yellow and green color Mrs Blanch Kelsay and also strom, Mary McIntosh, Nancy the land. "Some women become around for many years and are you want at ue price you want He said that the transition theme was carried out in decor. hostess gifts of silver and china, Julian, Linda Herendeen,, Th,a is the garage sale sign not confined to items of o pay. tremendously nervous and seems to be less painful to An arrangement of yellow and Other guest. included Miss Diane Gaul, Pam Hannah and . r. atcll [or LM Weepers." it . eta , cluna, pot. I 111 01olneas who have ouxT ut- white daisies; and fern, flanked Betty Kelay, sister of the the Misses By JF.AN RARtM ii , IWAR LOVED. Regret is the cancer of life, it may no, II be too . - . 1 JA__ _,~&t home, her husband may be at life especially difficult for elect of Richard Reseny, was overlaid with a yellow and Lutrell, Dorothy Swain, the peak of his busy career women In the menopause years guest of honor at a white embossed party cloth. Margaret Berkley, Joan App, years and not have a Lot of time who have focused their lives on miscellaneous shower at the Refreshments of fruit punch Sheila Cunningham and Kathy , . 'iII not become !'&'rlousIy 'nolved with another woman, LVED AND ""Ours is a culture In which , %I v , value of hormone therapy in those cases where it actually For the woman whose primary one is expected to stay young function in life has been to be a and beautiful forever," Young changes, the fact .1 I 11 A ' # symptoms." misery s it has been knowo to related, he explained, begin. theraphy or tranquilizers, can be very depressing, which growing old Is considered women of recent generaUosj. ning with a reduction In the Young said. "A number of negative ix- a thing of beauty and periences come upon her all at achievement and the older once. There arc physical peopleareappreciatedforthclr Folk Merchandising Garage Sale A • lii, T 1 :4 i~4~ . Predid an end to menopausal The changes are hormone can be alleviated with hormone childbearing agent ft period said. "unlike other cultures in 0!~ . 09. ' , 'l body contour. Some women on them about being old and That's where changing at. suffer "hot flashes." Some worthless when they are no titades enter his theory. dreaded as a mark of old age. reproductive medicine at the I I ,,~ . depression and fru3tration. techniques. epidermal-type tissues in the throughout ttleir lives to think relieves symptom, he caut.ions "Going through the change" "There are physiological reproductive organs and some of this as a negative period," he against expeting it to cure has been blamed for a multiple c hanges during this period in a loss of skin tone and the said. depression and anxiety that of discomforts, suffered woman's life," said Dr. Philip traditional rounded female "Our culture puts a big trip rooted in psychological conflict. through aA a necessary evil and E. Young, assistant professor of position to marry this lady In Las Vegas. Now, after a few months of marriage, a divorce is being Processed. and I now find myself with a completely loused up life. My "bride" got as much as she could out of me and is seeking her freedom. A lifetime reputation has gone down the drain. I have broken my first wife's heart, and my children have lost their respect (or me My health is falling, my heart is heavy, and I am living pf that there is no fool like an old fool. I' lof respected more than hannv to let the rul- operators pay copyright fees. ing a nswer the copyright ques- even though it'll cost them lion for good. hundreds of thousand of dollars annually, 'We ha ve always felt around in Congress since 1971. The ruling was viewed in the Floyd TPaires But NCTA president ent David th at as a matter of qualifying l;'s still there today, despite a cable-TV industry as a major 'oster says otherwise. On the cable to become a first-class4;;OC*MG a.siI. Supreme Court decision this victory . And you'd think U UTH day the ruling came, he allowed iirnber of the communications montllthatcabk.TV com pa iiies major Industry group - the hi nefl a brief cheer, then fraternity, we should accept don't have to pay such fees for NationalCabløTejevIsi on ..,>, insisted his gro up still wants Uuls responsibility," says FosTV shows t hey import from dLs- ciation NCTA) - would be Con gress to make cableTVter, whose group represents 1,. -- even a beautifulpiano. , But he believes that the vast therapeutic benefit. I have has more options available to female hormone, Menstruation ma jori ty of the compla ints help her alter the pattern, ceases, the ovaries stop associated with menopause can Tomorrow's woman may producing eggs and a woman more accurately be attributed never even face the problem, can no longer bear chi ldren, to cultural conditioning and The solution is expected to The drop In estrogen psychological conflicts than oine from a cha nge in at- production is associated with a hormonal unbalance, titudes rather than medical variety of a trophic changes in "Women are conditioned sew.. .c. to a faithful wife for 35 years, I fell madly in love with a music teacher 20 years my junior. I courted her magnifi cently gave her gills of jewelry, clothing, applian ces for her home, weekend trips- Change For The Change Of Life CopkyNewsservfre N eno p a u e .. to 1114 W C$1LSS ThW.... Y. N.M Pail 70 years of age and marri ed Berga, I90 work include By DARIA WEtAXS Ih JAY SllAltHU broad casters and others cop. toni cities and provide AP Teleiskn Writer •'' -- ' TV th1 scribers m their own commu. WASHINGTON Al1; operators pick off the air? Ii's a miles for a monthly charge. Should cable-TV olxrators pay question that 's beer, kicking help some married man avoid a tragic mistake This letter is true If you find it column worthy, you may print it, but please do not use my name: ' a. third, J Up Broken Pieces? 111 TV Still Wants Copyright Law Cable DEAR ABBY My experience may 6, won Why Not Try To Pick i $50; second j The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Mar. 20,1974-98 Akorwlffnal *; Mon., Wed,, Fri,, Saf,,1:4spM CHL ICKENIP- SAIl New Grandstand I New Color TV - Sorry No One Under 10 J'1 FORD-ORLf1 i')DQ K8T1EL C1.,I R•t0rvbnn. It ' 2100 S. French 322.9442 hID ($Icgf -1 �- .. -•- - .- - .-• - - - - -- - - ____ - -- • - • • .- .•• .- - - --- - -. •- --. - __Jt .4 - _ ____ - - -_ - - - - - Wednesday, Mar, 1013-The Sanford Herald Want Ads Make Paydays Come More Often Keeps Moving MARRiAr. n..,.._. A*Mily.. l!....t..-....... Rd 9012344P77.R 7341133 POLLY'S PRORLE31 POI.IX how does one prevent a shower moving inward while the shower is being used? - We recently purchased a 942 13 Personals - indoor-outdoor carpet and were dismayed to discover wrinkles where It had been folded. I hope someone has a suggestion to solve this porbiem. DEAR POLI.Y My Pet Peeve is with those ads In papers, ready Elm Ave. SEMI HOLE ARE YOU TROUBLE0' Call Toll Free, 411 2037 for 'We car.,''Ptotlin," Adullil Teens• catalogues and magazines that put the price up in the ad and then way down below lists ur the cost of shipping and handling. I wish they would add these to the price quoted so one would know what 6 the article was really going to cost. These extras may not be noted until one has the check made out. ESTHER. DEAR POLlS and Mrs. ILW. I was In the glass business - Child Care Will babyt.t in my home to, Work,ng motherS. In 42]6 - 9 Good Things to Eat from $3.O9-Oranges, tangerines, lemons, limes, etc 1o' Overhead PIICCs. Drive a Wife & save a 101--oviieft Nursery 4, bird Farm, SR 419-7 ml N• of Oviedo 343 639)-We never close the the factory for resealing would probably be more costly than buying a new one. At any rate I feel sure the unit must be replaced it has lost is insubting qwlity. Mrs 11W. should check with t.e builder or manufacturer of the untt. It uuaily is guarante1 by the manufacturer for a varying numbers of years. Oranges & Grapefruit ince i:1 Is 4J INTERGOVERNMENTAL Want Ads POLLY — as we are all trying to conserve energy I think I have a good way to save electricity. When washing a small load of lingerie or permanent press clothes and there Is not enough for a dryer load put a bed pillow In the dryer with the small load. This freshens my pillow and does not waste electricity drying Jut a few things. I use different pillows for this and that way they nil stay fresh and clean smelUng. BONNIE. DEAR POLLS When a group of friends want to sit at the same table at It club church dinner get4ogether of any sort I use pre-planned "reservation" card.,. On recipe cards I write in large black letters "Reserved," paste a fancy sticker the upper left hand corner and write name at the bottom Such cards are phced on the table here the group Li to sit. This aVOIdS lt'aiming chairs against the table (a dangerous habit 1 or leaving purses on empty seats. Icarry many such cards in my purse and have them on hand for book reviews, lectures, pot luck dinners, COORDINATOR Degree and or Contid,rabI, cA, perienct in intergovernrnantai coordination program. Benefits Include. State retirement Man. paid hospital i jai ion, eight helidati. vacation and sick Ijv d resumeto Lot Hare, Board ot County Commissioners. Cour thouse, North Park Avenue, Sanford, 37711 An Equal Opportunity Employer - resources COUNTY Citrus factory to keep out air and give the window its insulating quality. It has been broken at some point allowing air and moisture to enter thus giving the glass a cloudy appearance. The average homeowner cannot repair such a leak. Sending unit back to - Bring Results I Ph. 322-261 1 - SECRETARY WANTED Desire competent. experienced secretary fct lull time position. Salary corn mensurate with qualifications Send resume and requirements t( P 0 Bo. 179$, Sanford, Florid, 32771 -- I.... ...fl. "' '' •.......... 4U'i UiJi'O formation to P.O. Box Longwood, Fla, 22750 renovated. Color TV. w W carpet, a c, efficiencies, & over nte's Day or wk rates 7421 Orlando Dr., Sanford 372 340) Apartments Rent 30 - - i NOW LEASING and tome Unlurnished Country Club Corp. S andlewood Villas AN OUTSTANDING RENTAL VALUE Wanted Cookt Apply 'n person to Sanford Pinch House. Hwy 17 92 FROMII7S Furnished-Unfurnishe d * * Payton Furn. & 41 * Clothes WIN AT BRIDGE * Swimming VILLAGE 1.4 and SR 434 Pets Ca*i44,r,I u £I West gives thoughtless assist WEST ID) EMT $43 i . • KAS T52 W975 • $42 J1063 AQIOS soum t f 6.1962 10 63 • ii. 4554 is" • UTILITY CONTROL If West had reviewed the bidding carefully he would have seen the Iast almost surely held the king of spades. After all East had made one weak bid and needed one high card for it. Then West would have led his queen of ds.monds at trick two. A low diamond lead would give South a chance to let it ride around to his jack, but the queen of diamonth would force South to rise dummy's king. Later Later on East would the king and be able *0 lead a diamond and give West two diamond tricks. ADMINISTRATOR to tne REAT VALUE ffered in the with Both vulnerable anford Herald's get in of trumps Wea 14 .. North East Double 24 Pass 34 Pass 44 Pa Pas, Pass South I'ass 3e Pass Classified 122.2611 'pç Ads at 911.944-1 BevwflIs include: State retirement PIS"- paid hospitalization, eight holidays, vacation and sick leave. Send resume to Lois Hare, Fioardof County Commissioners, Cour thoute, North Park Avenue, Sanford. 32fl1. An Equal Opportunity Employer nrc store attendant, mechanically ltltIlti.d till ...L ti By Oswald Ii James Jacoby W ?i. West's The bidding has been clubs held 20 the first trick as expected. It West North East Sloth was up to him to lead once 1$ more and after considerable Pass 24 Pas 2 thought he led a second club. p,5 36 PAS 11 This play gave South a slight You. Soutk hold. problem, but he solved it $108654 TA K Q13 •A J 54. quickly by ruffing and lead%s hat do i do now' tug out dummy's queen of pades A-Bid three hearts. Three East took his king, but all diamonds Is a close second the defense could score after choice. that was one diamond trick. TODAY' S QVI11oN "Nicely played," said West. You do bid three hearts and Then he continued, "I guess it your partner bids three spades ., helps to have friendly oppoWhat do you do now House * Shag Carpeting , S Realty SONOFAGUNIThecC'sthatout.ot. town home you've been waiting HAS es.lii,Rqvrm plan, ifull baths, entry foyer, living room, dining area, equipped kitchen, lar ge utility room, double car port, 1') D...,,... £L IJUIUUIII 110W AIRPORT LVO , SANFORD. FLA Screened porch? Do you like landscaping? Try these fealures Plus some of the extras owner has ha d installed A nd it's Priced in the 5 You can assume you have T*' uCdroorns, I bath, wall to wall carpet ing, drapes. central heat and air. Fully equipped with dish washer. Call Mrs. Rutherford 373 404A FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Reai,toi- t. bedrooms, 2 baths. Coflvonient to schools. shopping c enter. Shag carpeting, drapes, d'shwasher, central heat Lair. Sparkling clean pooi. Move In today Children accepted. 322- 2090. Call rn!ns." "What did I do wrong?" Answer Tomorrow ______ asked East. "Nothing at all." replied West. "I was the friendly ponent," Flu you see where West went wrong? S.nØS' — for JA_ COBV MODtRN booS to Win a t Bridge op. this newspaper), p o (do Box 489 Rio C.Iy Sta ti on pie* Vor NV 10019 F Help [Bvt n Classified At I Body Ads AtItOSS I organ 04 snwil S Used in le.ilOct t.olIl. 3 MI 4 Elongated fRh STropwatvir walking •ftar l Top pariol 6 Cow tun body 7Ruam 12l"enunjne aimk"si suffix SCurr U Girl sn,une' 9TobefFr A l4)em4atn IOPhilipçon" etO.up IS Sei-d iotrinj ii Run list I$ Put lo :7 Greek war god 19 Bold iltal. I l$Compktebod 20llog I'Ot.a'',urfl 2OMuwIc nitra te; pi 0 21 Mrarung 23 Winter 3y trunk prP4tplOtlon 4 tn'rrr,jI 4 33 Hrrow poem 31 Oklahoma Indian .ar 35 Sailing 3$lnlormation drying 25 Sefmpfecwus 2 Uerr'in 2SctutIruft' u T Will rt time, light nursery work piui ome sates. un. 17 4, Sat 4, Sun, IS No exp. riecqs.sary, salary liii (A . q Innivn • •. . Ads for thou hard d to ffr,d items. and start ,t: ft frt :- i, i, Oh. lilk 30 Highway It Spanish Mlrtt41sst '.. • • 22Oiw1111iu isuflis. 31 Mrparirw \!-. Iui.j (I Mrinrrs thrtrtioei 43 TI,ught; 441liL.d S .. 4) f1.fWs 46 Trim 47 Hearing organs 49(uryedb.J Nuffied N 34N MO PARKS, 123 Bedroom Trailers I Apts 7 Adult parks, 7 Family parks. 351$ P$wy. 119), SanInvil 323 19)0; Day, Wk., Mo CHULUOTA. lake (road, I bedroom, tvythIng furnished. Air. AdultS. 343 5004 Leroe3 room ~ )- It YL-&RI O a.I S.,,_ _a...... - "VS'VW rViUiiS O//o No Closing Costa Y)% 7545 Park Drive, 377 2t.et a -- convention, bedroom apartment. Lights, wafer furnished. Adults, No pets, 11$ 5th & Palmetto Ph. 327 7794 Furnished air conditioned - Apartment for Rent 17-92 & i,t.. To place 52 italun ci's SlHi'itdrng add iti'm 55 Alt irmatibe lute : II iII M JI dli II Il•il, IlilIdliIIlllI llI4iuI1llr your low cost want ad I lJJJJI JIIJJJJ 1111 lI CALL AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS • NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. (1 REALTOR Seminole 3371991 1. 510 0 I'4pCl interest.ifyouearfl, *4300112.300 annually. YOU Qahify for a Jo, I bedroom home in a rural area, Orange 19195. French 33 711-4 323 14 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- New 3 bedr oom,7 bath, central ar, wall to wall carpet, Shade Settled M. UNSWORTH REALTY 403W. €ir'jf 5 12) 0311 323 4041 or 322 9320 ne ighbor hood $7P,%'Ø IMMACULATE, bdroom, I ball, Iam;lw room, kitchen equipped. unit air, fenced, Shade & fruit lne'es Nice area Low axes 1 aj 1311659 Miscellaneous For Sale THIS COULD BE YOURSI 3bedroom, I', bath,3 yrs old. Easy financing Will trade for lot or what have you. is ---.---.. "-'---- 63 - John Deer, crawler tractor, Ford tractor. Ford harm wagon, gon, tandem low boy trailer Pn 373 1163 s& 9,'rtor Mivert Etsck model SSW • I ga50l,,p, $475. I electric, 1375 AI condition Pts.373 I67Q ., . - ,,_,, 0t,n, $100. Baby bed. mattress, 125 322 343). 64 Quity n-rrnch 323 $410. 65 !!i3lsEFirstSt_ PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc Sell for 2$ pct Consignment Free Pickups. A uc tion Saturday at 7 pm _ _322 Sanford 2272. - _ Rattan furniture for sale I) Pieces PIus matching d'nette 1700 orbe'jt Off er . Pt, 373 4453 aft er 5 30 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE - An Outstanding 't HALL REALTOR (VERESTREALTYINC Realtor. 1601 S Hwy 17 92 Maitland. $21 0101 Rental Value Calibart Real Estate 8a%dkwwd S 12 Mobile - Horses --------------~ — Register Quarter Hors.. gelding 3 yr5 old $500 Krisfie. 3727943 after KENMORE WASHER, Part s. ttfv ice. used machIne MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 04*7 - - .- 3 bdrm 2 bath, family r oo m, d carpet, central & A Tcrc HOLLAND REALTY. 373702$ . u - . - .- Mark II, 1 or. sedan, automatic, air, extra sharp Call Don at 322 1451 Dialer. 972 Toyota Autos for Sale Grand Torino, PS, PB, AC, very V mileage. I owner, excellent - nditlon,, $7100. 3774435, Gem Travi self cordane, In Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser Station Wagon. Auto, Air, pg. p Chrysler Brougtsam. Very ecial, take Over oayrnents, $134 0 Ph 37) 3409 Less than 20,000 mil $300 assume payments. approx $2100 Ph 434 $43', _ ' Livestock And Poultry Al TV'Radjo.Stereo Ak ConditlonMg 50 Lb. BALE, 12.50 -19$ TON 6eavtlful walnut console. AM FM GORMLY, E. HWY. 46 SANFORD st,i'o with I track, tape record player Phycp.e'.-jel;c IIn, 47 per mo or $117 casts IIALLMARv 7 CLEARANCE SALE Everything RI'dijC ed from 20 to SO COLOR pet. off for Quick sale Save at the Rental Purcriae Plan Old Corral Western Shop, Hwy 17 Color World TV 97. I MI So of Orbany _______ - TV S14.95 MO. 67.A Feco ______________ __________________ JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORMLV'S. 44 East. Sanford, 373 _ hey KOs loOking fr an extra dollar' A'sS D.,d to let ha',e a cla.s,trft id garage' Appances A11111, Full tineGE Appliances " Sanford Electric Company 2532 Park Drive 3271547 Usedfaern Equipment will sell and easy with a ClassifieftAd Call 372 7411 or $31 Automotive Service KEN K[.Rt5 GARAGE Complete Automotive Service KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto Stand & Clutch Specialists Fretpick up, delivery & towing in Sam Co With maio, 1119$SanfordAve _3273442 - _______ ____ 4 , Over winsS -. .- To ___ __ - SERVICE Metal, Plastics, Jewelry. Trophiic $14BethOr,Santo' a. LAWNVACUUMIPIG Mowing, edging Call Ralph 333 5951 Glass_Minors SEP4 kARiKcLAs5''iftANT Washed 5tid till fort,, so loundatlons Will deliver 327 1104 '" 7IOMagnola Ave 1724432 or 373 4403 MOW. EDGE. LOT CLEAN UP I. lGHTHAULIP4PHJJ77I House Cleaning ___________________ ____________ ______ EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Paints,0 Floor Waxing. w,501 373 0443 ThTPnessvre Cleaning, no lOb 100 big or too small.lnl,,ior, & Exterior painting, All houses 12995 pqessur ,lea',e 323 1705 EXPERIENCED WORKMAN PAINTER in PER RM YOU SUPPLY 3223400 We'll do Bar & Rest. Equipment TIREES DREAM-. Repo 1911 illaqee 7 bdrm Set up on .kefrcrit lot Takeover payments, pay off balan ce Lake Atl'by 5 323 0230 Dealer Restaurant & Bar Equipment Custom fab''a'ed SOme' used items 53e or least 13$ $210 aau,4sa ra.p Painting your hiboiobboOsmalI Ph 111149 _____________________ Home Improvements Pet Care _____________________ ________________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ Interior ar'o exteror pInt,n, tiog training in your home, Als carpentry, tii'ctrc, ceramic tile', Breed Dog Training Academy . plaster, Clock and all masonary Call for free cvatuatlon 431.7370 I4.'ni i. . -, . .. n t,, ,,,,.., 0194 - rne' JLI PET REST INN Board AZ REMODELING ",, .4, 4444 VIOl Serve You! ______________ ______________ Wacto, with mO*r, will Cut ac rea ge or (ItS. Call 337)314, 322 WLL. ENGRAVIN' _______________________ 411) ____ I .%iryi and yOu Enginiving - Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For tree estimates, ca ll Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 327 1771. NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR ' E Directory of Experts Ready - --------------_ Homes Small equity I fake pa yments In family - SERVI I 2220ai 1971 Kingsw.occt, 12'x40', 2 horn, '4ICHEVELLE WAGON Loaded, Nothing down, takeover, Call Cr edit manager, 4730 ric ed to sill 12500 below todays mparabl, new trucks 373 1470 ma 66 0.53k 111 111W First St 337161) all V11W5 273399) 'vrolei Dump Trucks 7 1*77 4 I. Like new, 1400 actual mile, Aridbo.røing Witntove$.care Professional Ph 323-31*lor 323 )1" REALTOR After hours . 572 Mazda, like new, rrileag, Must sell $2195 Over 20 miles per gal 131 4476 or 130 7301. 322 71$Iatfer5 Sleeps S See at Har bor Oak Campsite, us I So of Dayton-i POODLE GROOMING. 3521 Park Dr ]"Jill 323*774, NI 143 7763 '73 Chevy Pickup Assume paymen ts Pets and Supplies Jim Hunt Realty REALTY 1977 Gremlin X 4 cyl AutO trans. All, r.dio, roof rack. $7193 Call 720 -- __________________ 125 6*17 Orlando 7 pet nislg $73.1, '4ICHEVY PICKUP OTHING DOWN , TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER.].,] AKC thocolate miniature Poodles for tale I male, I female, 1)25 each Call 323 4921 or 345 523* Appliances **STEREO 1911 Hwy 1797 Open Sat & Sun 9$ 5317970 dr tsard!cp, - 52 Buy. sell. cons.gn, appraise, or 53 special sales out of anything ci value 200 French Ave 31% 7340 Sanford. Ha _____ 272 713$ MAITLAPIDFLEAMART 2q00 '73 Fort2 for sale Ph 373 7957 or 372 S$2 rat Ike new. 11400 OAr,',. I-I tSIö eves ______________ C oaciiman, 2$'traveltrailer 1 self contained Air con.t, 1 o'*'ne V$ed 3 met Travel or year roe.v living Reese hitch, all control 6644321or3233711 Starcraft Camper, '72. exceile COndition, Steeps I. st ov e, icebo many estrat. Crank up top. e tends 22' Call after 5pm, I) 0411 _____ 1 23 1973 Volkswagen Campmobile, with pop top, a camper's dream White, ass owner A buy at 11730, Call Paul at 322 1451 Dealer 1947 Frrcj Gala,e 500.2 new pant. excellent t,re"s Powe, Lair Only 1693. SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Awe, 3737910 330 Campers Travel ailers Mutt SelIttI 1974 Trailer. 7P, air, Pent fllu LuStre Electric Carpet Shampooer to, Only $1 pa', day. CARROLL - S FURP4ITIIPF Bulging at the Seams with lit rate used furniture Wayne's New & Used Furniture. Equipment for Rent $31 3*92. 1970 Volkswagen, 30,000 Original mi l,like new $1150 373 7043, '6IGMC WINDOW VAN IOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER LL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 battery pack, other -. n 337 2)94 323.3900 - iijlury Machinery and Tools SAM 1969 Volkswagen D'elv,e Sedan, i Speed, radio, heater, white with red Interior. Completely Inspected. and neat nice Asking 1)530 Or reasonable offer, Call Pete, 322 1411 Dealer . Dr domestIC I import ed Pickups Save 10 PCI-Buy dir ect, "' LAP*C(tt U tea, trailer Ste'e'pt 6 Aqua mac tott, thotr. Stove, oven, 1 antenna, awnnq, gas neat coi All sites and modeli, 10 S 'speeds, and standard bikesrow available at Firestone Sloe,. Call Trailers TEP '-'--" Bikes, Bikes, Bikes - Daycare' furniture (cribs, ch4,rt, Traditional Sofa, egg shIll beoCade etc ) for sale From $3 IS apiece, tatin, 3 cushion. Excellent Phone 372 2311 con , - 3270244 We mutt sell at tremendous sacrifice, beautiful living room turnnur,. 441 5173 after 5 - __ Bicycles AR. Barker REALTOR Nice 3 bdrm . 2 bath split plan Large paneled family room FRANKLIN RAMSEI Enclosed carports. additions, roofing, painting, panetnsg, doors P 0 Cl W e'asona e. Fret s Guaranteed sit m 323 732), PlAi'll' I.tf.ç,n N OL J11_432 1 of e,tr.or Surfaces Mobile Shell or As phalt Driveways No lobs Homes, Commercial, Industrial. too small P. L Mclntoth 327 .,..Residentiat4757377 $744 C andbIasting lO!CriOr. Exterior Plasternq Platter patch-rig I sirnua!ed For the pr'parat.on of brick specialty - - r'tz -- I ng - 831-8400 The Greater Mall 1720 Orlando Onivc, REISI.WI MU _____, 58 Phone 373 7404 (icellent condition 'Auctloneering Service s NO DOWN PAYMENT 1 9,300 From ('"p Two bedr oom duplex (urnished eparlmerit lanus MOSSIE BATEMAN rn )7J 5961 7 pete curved while sectional sofa Trucks and Stamps- Coins TO buy arid Sell gold or sitye, c oi ns, contact Ut first We also buy bulk silver coins ',s.c i.0 CEPlTER; 'l0 W Itt 373 1313 ______________________ Ivic Hwy 1797 . .._ _ __________ $1195 Call C rearoon s 1966 Oldsmobile, power, air, clean, inIPclid, $230. 3221104. JISA - Sanford Auction -A BROKER, Stemper Realty PARK DRIVE SANFORD ASSOC. lnC..RCALVORS Ptiofiell3OJtI 20 WEST-.- 3 bedroom, 1, bath, nearly new home. Central heat, ready for air. walled In yard Only --------- M'tslon Possible Place a want ad SANFORD, 4 bI"am, with family * and watch the' results PS They room block, large lot, nice neigh e' low in cost 100'', A U CT1091 € V ER bortood Close i, Must see to P BL IC MONDAY PliGHT Antiqut's. TV,, appreciate, financing available, refrigerator, 4 atsortcd site air Mis.cellarseg,js. New arid used 1250V furniture and appliances Plus condllcners, I space heater, I *indow exhaust tars P1' 322 45*) 'specal S,il aft's) DUPLEX LOT- Park Ave. APYTIME 322-2420 2313 $175 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Harr,tt OC.S41y No) 519 E Pine. 372 5717 tIrmrri FOR SALE! ' I. ''' $1. Carpentry x~~~~ - * SO Small island SI th.anwrr MIC III Tree P ar k 4,4)4 tiot nickname r TOUR l, $I7.5 ,, 69 ROBSON MARINE Furnishings toe) rooms Nearly new Paota Lake Mary area 7', Acre's. $lS00per acre - ..uieaa 21 Hour Service - nivy. AVON 119 i FHA-VA I 7 Bedr oom. Adults only . ' Call 44* 3079 (411 3 berm, 1', bath, garage. $450 do wn. $143 mo. 11,4 pcI Acre neatly, REALTOR. 3237750 --- *24.000 Adults $13. Ph 372 6Th) Snulr..,,.,s fl, TO BUY OR SELL 4 FINANCING Clean Clote In WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. lst,a ken-Na p.rlanc, Matinee 'sd Nights See Chief Parkar, info,d Orlando Kennel Club. OW, REALTY QUALITY 3I 4 BEDROOM oui* NATURAL SITTI NO PY4/ .. ', kitchen eQu'pp.d. Ca Pt, 3777W 29,3OO.37,5OO , 332 Like new. 2 bedroom, Jimily ?00(n. 5" Neat, clean. one bedroom duplex Nice for newly wed or retired c ouple Convenient area 373 1514. eded to transport esjtomobll 4itPllfl the stat, of Florida. Must 'avea good tatity record, and be ble to Uuitity under strict DOT 'lUst have new, or nearly new Oudge. GMC. or F or d r,nv,ntional tractor. Mileage 4 SIc 101ded-17c emg'Hy Weekly Ittlement and etiser b*tit .pply Bldg lii, Sanford Air port, P plii 30$ 337.1044 rs -. (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) — IIOOE 211h St . CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR MI 4711 STENSTROM VqU,pIU. Apartments Rent Furnished II TAFFER REALTY - S!e'tlifig Silver, Damask Ron, Pace tilting, *75, 373 *7s,q QUIET COUNTRY HORSES WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 75.41 S Frenct's Ave. Days 377 71 12 '* * ..._.. poraIi,, 621 1173 SANFORD REALTY CALL AdultS, no pets 1)05 372 22k. TRUCK DRIVERS AND WNER OPERATORS EVERYDAYII flBoi in shopping . ________ '.. I ,i+iUfA lTj wjii.i4qJ lltlons open In public relations, alan-p $122.30 w.s& and up, Work With young men & women Call handy. 432 07)9 SELL Eve 332-7371 Afle'r 4 30-3733410 Everyday I .. .. ., Skophu1fhd iJ _______ IA mpetenf mature woman to do erer,t houSework, mutt have transportation. References alary open 4740363. PtiLflEfl __________ _________________ Singer 1971 Capric e Classic 7 or Loaded New car warranty Power . lpe<'ai 1970 TRlU..pH4SQ TIGER Best reasonable offer accept ed Call 327 7717 w ants tO buy old CASH 227 1)37 For used furniture, appliances, toui's. etc buy I or 1001 items tarry" Mart. 71$ Sanfori Ave ______________________________ Equipment -, 67 30 1972 Yamaha 250 Endt,rø Trail Bike , Has Eutr.s Ph 3713 A11 furni ture, lamps, glassware lii 'berolasboal w'lhtrailer, II HP °(fcr Also 3' HP motor 37) . repossessed "-'-'v tounri, 5n'3er's beSt -neI, winds bobbin in machine' Fully automatic Pay liance ci $71 or 10 Payments of if Call Cred.t Dept SANFORD '.1yi'iNC, CII PIlE P 321 A (isp 'st St . Sar.lcivd 1221411 EveiI 1144. i.. '-' ..-.. . . (OLDEN TOUCH 'P4 SEW soo .,_ Will purchase tIr %t or second mortgages in any Condition . Southeastern Acceptance Cor a garage sale? Don't forget to advertise It In the clasited adst • W iwo So step wishing l4 T4 . perience Apply S1'minole Ledge NurSing Home. 3W S. Bay Ave.. Sanford. SVSfti Anitv to F'e. o.s Puji$i IHuma Two bedroom upstairs apt Il4Omo, including utilities. $100 security Sanford, 3777111 The Time Tested F ,rrn 0-aps 377 $17) PI grits 372 5*24 or acreage tracts. Semrv,ie County. 7 acres at $3500 $30 acres from per acre Franklin Ramur Assoc Inc o, $31 buy sell trade Anytime "Sanford's Silos Leader" Your Multipte LiStIng Agency Local and Not ionialMU ,EALTO$ _2Sl5PIt*Dr. king of Won't 322.2420 JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. - '61 VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 mirrors, mIsc 3379193 Boats & Marine ss Household Goods * *' -----------------------"ali '-'-'----------------- W.Gannnwpiif,,R,aI, Broker, ioi W. Commercial, Motorcycte Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733114 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTL Top 'ces paid, used. any Condition 6411174, Wnfer Park Prvate -1. 14 Maverick, 6 cyl. Standard R& H Must sacrifice Take over Se at 204 Laurel Ave - Sanlrd Mo torcycles L buyer for etc uwy 14 ANTIQUES 3226977 i S Acres, part orange grove, part SI Cleared, terms arranged by Owner. 1516) 345 910$ or 373 361$ for Information. REALTY ST. JOHN S REALTY CO WantedtoBuy °'lufe - .. - See Planning thin Garage-Rummage68 Sales 9 Orlando, $S41,i anytime. - - • - ntg ery Rd SR 434 and Mo om in Altamonte Spring I' frontage on 434 Hattaway Realty, 131 7500 4,347447 bindonivi, unwanted Rulk cart 1970 Voitiwagen Station Wigor ha uled away Your $1795 Ph 3215Or373S773atter cost, 110 i't, "iC ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL 127.500 control, dr aper ies, carpeting and 150$ W 75th Fern park WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL Loch Ar bor. large) bedroom, 2 ba th CA hone, very nice lot All coon-s are large' Makes a real nice ho., for a large fan.ily Priced at TO more extras Cart er has pills. Near Country Club and e'emen. tary scPypof. Truly, a lovely home and the price is nigPitt And, it's in eicetlent covidtlon See thIS ovid GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS S being Building lci N lM & No 100 ad Ioining 100.140' on Witlow At lust north of 75th 5, Call I $Ij I7 1959 _____________ Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Two Story cider frame hone, bedroon.%. 3 baths, locallor, Ihacft'd lot double 373 4650 iv Till We Succeed.' BROKER5 completely equipped kltct1en, anag$, c entral climate i)oOI Adults •, "We Don 't Stop *ith (NO DOWN PAYMENT) to qualified person #~ - !I MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL. This split i bedroom, 2 bath in ldytlwllde at 1-42.500 is the fairest of them alit features Miscellaneous For Sale SAVE OVER - available 4 BUY present - "'v.u.,w.n.nt. r oc t, nv* part, a la,gr ut1 11 I ed Fo,idaporch pump and scr And, it's on a lot 101*315 Z oned agriculture, Price? Now Only $77.lSOt What a buy SO pincSo ,,,,,_, noon IsiS bee-n used as tourO, bedroom Large screened pato. central climate control, well, 323-7870 _________ 1170 Florida Ave. - Mobile Homes • new 323-7U0 'ftp. 11.2 Bdrm. Apts. Central heat Iair, Babysitter, my home, 75. SAO Per wit. Will furnish transpoqtation Phone 372 $153 J Opening lead-4K This ii retpcn5lWe administrative and supervisory In administering the county rules and regulations governing regulation of public water and sewerage syStems and assuring compliince to the ap plicabti laws. Graduation from college university with degree in civil engineering anrlknowtedge of civil engineering as related to ufilitlet required. * Club _________ ___________________________ - 3 Bedroom. 7 bath CH home, las Florida room, V't"A carpet, $23,950 - 1. 30 ____________________________________________ _______ '' ) bedroom, 7 both Cbhorneona very pretty shaded corner lot in older vecliS Of t1fltOd Good financing available 3s4 Stenstrom Pool Junk Cars Removed FI We invite your comparison with all oth er homes YOU have consider considered fenced yard? How about a Dorado, RE Take advantage of our Prices. only *74.900 and 127.500 CASSLIOERRY Heidi bedrooms? Need an extra big 1971 VW Station Wage,,, radio, ar, automatic, 11,745. Days, 372 1303 Eves & weekend, 337 agj '71 El metallic blue, white leathe, 'nfen,or. white vinyl top . all extras, tape deck, cruise control. new tir es, very Char 13.700 Ideal Parking, 201 Corn mercal St. 377.7091 Mt. Koke PEEL'S BODY SHOP I 1159 Santoro Av en ue .... — Call 415 1132, Gary Gur(er Auto Repairs ThD... ______- Crecs.l No Procieni Parts.Acc.srjes 12 VoN 84tt,reii *3 Stop Urn ! BDRM C.fitTil,H&A, 74k pd. VA.FHA FIMISth4 $31SS4$ 0 1C I ? EAt) PlEtU cii LCrwely 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick hornet Ion discriminating people Peaceful Setting Oak tree-s a to the beauty of these delightfully % homesites - New in area? SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1sf St 373 1711 Op IT! 6 ORANGE HILLS 2 Acres on Lake Mary Has large btdroom, 2 bath CA home, Small grove, several shade treci, beach. deal waterfront living Travel Trailers RRI,ECAu THERE't; PLZ ~s , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, (rn,,. Other Days Call For Appi Washer. Dryer I Mr flr,iijforØ OPEN SAT. Houses for Sale no IJJZ $31 $272 "iSt,n SPRINGWOOD - - family Man ELECTRIC GENERA APPL NCES Sonsom <i I in Unfurn. Short Term Lease AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. oil 4)00 ___________ t4tPiI lt(.,$pi. Or phone From :'' ,, , m0rtium Disposal - Dishwasher by An . .......... /.A-' CLIFF JORDAN Roberts & Gilman 534,3343 P40* LEASING, I SUitfl finished i paneling, wall paper and carpet, heat and air condition, covered walk, corner location, Elite ad dress, "733 N Country Club Road lake Mary, Ha "1)75 per mo 7. L' on 3 yr lei')°H' WALKER REAL ESTATE&CONSTRUCTION 377 ut.,tusJ,ri-s Double-aide inventory must be LI AVIPIG STAT I Mast Sell CARPORT SALE Cloth flQ reduced 6 taving% are rfrvthing from A 10 Z Such a' hOiWpil 'hi-n March 77 & 73rd PASWCI to you 117 Cit,b Road drapes, kitchen items, wall 830.5500 Se. Orange Hills in Orange City decorations, furniture. StCrco CARPORT SALE Clothi In( flealto,s today A new community of 50 LOIS*Ood 3 Oi GREGORY MOBILE HOMES crnpanents, Scuba, radio a' brick home's West Of 1797 on Hollp 500 French Ave I Vt DESPERATE, 67444#9 d,tPiy', furniture, all kno of 3403 Orla ndo Spacious ibedroom, 7 bath Di' Our sign will direct yo, CA home 37) 5700 Heater with tan & drum, located beauftul Grove 37) 5'-: I omp'ete Hcratontal Oil Our •'ltC.i 377 6526, hci.is" OC.f I,': Tn F.C.nl4 ni,ls cr'lral heat and Development Corp Good Samaritan Horn,. 7'On'Oe Pott Office 51,0(0 on a 'e new i,;j ar, double Carport, extra large Altamorit, S pr ingt. 90417S41", Fr, & Sat "ulberry Ave Barringt on i741, with utility, bearable fruit treet a _______________ nd Qom 16 m 345 344 31$ L' jjT' with New Shape Put a (tItsif led shade trees E xce1lent (0.:d,lion , ad to work for you 1101 Tablets & Maror Hydrex fly ap Water to today Call 377 2411 or $)1 93 _______________________ pointn:0 a.r*r n 13 '' ________________________ Lots and Acreage 'townhouse from 114$. open al eiuuon't Needs"wjth a ClassjfjedAd "-"----------------. Sanford and Orlando. rm, ElIlciencles, 1 £ 2 3 beooni, or two baths, all brick. From *73,400. 20th Street to Locust, turn left to 11th St.. right on Valencia Court North. Model 14 pm daily. On site 3737010 BY of ____ ___________ room, 3 bedroom •Sland Aitchen. central air and heat Thit Span,5h beauty '5 only 7 rears old, and an e. (l'pt'on4I b',iy Only 17.3.000 DesCribeS thi$ 4 acre parcel wnr,e YOU Can enjoy peace arid of country living, yet cOnvenient 101 I and Lake Mary Cut Zoned (or herw Fcr more details please call Jane Dtieno Assoc • $ VA.-Nothing Down MagnQIia Square Sunken Paneled Conrer f . The Sanford Herald Wecinesday, Mar. 20., 1974-118 LOW DOWN CHOICE LOCATION per acre Terms Really, 372 1301 kiOHiawatha Ave. at 1792 'I! 923, ChIIDREN CHOICE SITE. WE TAKE TRADES Only 10 minutes from - Ous for Sal. LONGW000 LAKE MARY buyer. 3$ acre tracts High & dry *3.000 Twenty acres, low land 133.000 Business Property For Rent * Range- Refrigerator 1 -..•-.. THE BORN LOSER __________ V$4 itut' p.,. COmpletely f ced yard with I.)tS of en room 0 play Vei at t rac t ,, 3 bedroom home Alunuinv, awninq on the Windows to make your air Conditioning bill 'o*ef This one has central air Priced at Only 173.000 Shirley Bennett, Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad will find it a Plrwty __________________ • - Iut.rtL ItOR I"d W. Falrbarilis Realtors ACREAGE FREE Mobile Home Space, available to responsible couple In r*chonge for care of privately .,,1ed S acre park In Seminole C,U.,,i,. i' mcii Forest Greene, Inc. With fenced acre $15,900 Mobile Home Lots 41 , :-' shingle cabana, on p57333 50.-ne h gh 35 _, ..•. Houses for Sea II (ALTO p es -- Santord Court Motel' ..• etc. — BIANIHE. wall c'rpet. Central heat, fenced back yard *73.900 oIn Young on'an teklng tame to r- ire iriri-.-nl Al,.-. 'rC4dt 32) TCJ& itS lr Sj'.,r, In my NORTh ê AQI0 7 Ap(QJ4 Kis .- - — SANFORD ALTAMONTE - Rustic country settIng. 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, family room, 27I)9' with built in S bar. Master bedroom, I? . Nearly Formal dining 15sI3 new, MOBILE HOME Mobile Homes Rent 1971 12' wide, I bedroom, furnished Adults, 1116 mo Security. Ph. 373 Rooms for Rent 29 - ftSWft 3. 5 - -. -Z~~I __~------- 41 . For Rent Houseman Needed. Steady em ployment, Company benefits. Annlv In ilnIL.4.,. or -- NICE AND CLEAN i'i bath, wall to Rent Unfurnished 34 for Sale TAMONTE SPRINGS- Wala to ,, •r5 of . rte P4i,c. 2 D-';:-. 2 tTh. family r oom and porch. Seller will give good teemS 131,900 7b.droorn,2 bath. lfrePlaCe.CVP t%ea*ta$l room and screened porch 132.750 Houses Nice 7 bedroom home Completely remodeled Call 323 7920 41ter 6222 1429 - or - HouseS 1A, Trtr 1 t',rdrpom. Electric paid. Good iocaton For nat,jre adultS. 1 man or couple 373 549$ 37 4 nrC3DjTlONED ItS. 7&3 bedrooms CAMP SEMINOLE Plo alcoholic beverages allowed No pets n. 372 4110. IMMEDIATE INCOME flistribuI, part or 11411 time to Supply Company established ac counts with RCA CBS Disney Records. Income pO$$lbilitiei up to 11.000 per month with oni,' 13,500 riqulred for invntO(y and training Call COLLECT for Mr James 1211 Ml 9705 0 . - for years and know of no practical way to clean between the two panes of glass. What has happened is that the seal is applied at the MEI.VI1. DEAR in Driver, Senl trail., or ml, truck. Miracle Concrete Co 30 -MRS. L.W. - - of 13.000 per wick income. All two thousand payable weekly cash, Plus a contlnut'vJ automatic in come of 1.30.000 in royalties for Sto 10 years for each firm you represent as our Associate No WltfriQ. traveling or inventory requ,r 90 day tn-il option Will not intCrte,e W ith your present business or employment Call WOOTEN & ASSOCIATES in Dallas. ICIM at 17141 3507350), We have Associates earning Over 13.000 a week Help Wanted is Hous.sfOFSl FunIshed err "!'T TOURS, INC j;"Arime IiLgip., Ciuii., .,,4 Ts,igri at official rates. ) Simorat Blvd. (Hwy. 436). 4313n) 4'i Apartments Rent 31 24Business Opportunities - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 471 431? Write PO Boa III) Sanford, Fb-iø curtain from Travel Agcncies ___ ____ IF - p I - .. Bank Tha rnch wie ~_ ,,, Shower Curtain I DEAR .--- 20,19; POLLY'S POINTERS 1 . ALUMINUM Furnished-Unfurnished '7 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? * * Range-Refrigerator call. qth,PP111vPA * SHEETS Disposal-Dishwasher Clothes Washer-Dryer '. -. . .. - i 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES ,.. _4. . — I*.iy. tell. renl or swap. at a l .•',t ______ TV Ses'vjce - T, 5tr,.,. a, nom, N e.'ra uiarge viable Espanol Call 3734972 Icr appt every afternoon except ,ijr rtc'rn o - ' el u's N)p you o1.ie your's Call 321 2 511 V Ill Income Tax f'tot'tS.ør.i VINCENT SCARPEPITRV hntrror 1,-rn, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No lob too s mall 373 st Classited ads are here 10 help you ,ie ' - 13 377 3540. 373 17$,) BUDDY'S 01 C-'ME IMPROVEMENTS Small icOt Wanted 121 113$ t, p,'3, 1' - LIenwd Bonded 32)0099 USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES - TODD'S CARPENTRY Specializing in small and aid lobs Call ill 155$ Carpentry. pqrno0eling, Add it ion%, f.ne-t concreteetc call B & C Free I "'c ,c'u 'rio, f or 3$' Free r'stri,,te's Carl- s TV Ph 617 3020 A v e M49Ied - �5. e.. s.la.. Cow.' 1ss1 Maxwell Red I -Potatoes Eggs •1 (. led, wait, a ii.. I /1 U..'. Boor 6 cii's.,.. 99 cii,. Tab of save 'F save '1 4 ' a ow E Sugar 5 . *•,- 89' -. -, - Oeli*.ws 0.,.,.. S.l... I' Liverwurst . WE ACCEPT Par Sour, (II .....•..... STAMPS! ChorryPlo Cream '' U' * fl9, March 27th, * %' . ' 49' - - . gSalad 69 ) Iceberg Cream Cheese A. ....... h. C.., Blue Cheese .......... II.... Chive Cottage Cheese C,,.b., Suns Ii..p Ci.dd.. Cheese Food Spread ..... Pinsk Is..n4 kpIs. Cottage Choose ........ " 69 $.s1Q, I., I A ______ Nun Isslund __ '$ 3 jw P•I'0.4t b.99' $.41s Pn..1.a I.s.O... C..s.d - - - .;4, FF 1'- S.*is Nkb.,-Iuni.d liked Uacou __ U pie. $4$• P69. __ $ ilowal" lrowa'N$rv......... - -. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. . -- INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE '4 . arm . S••• :c Short $1 th"iit 1.4$. Pr.auJ.., Wkb Myds.s.d V....11. P,.,.4. s. 89' S. A4 whois . ..:- INVA , I & Beii! Ai Is.iIs. OSd l..11.. .•. Bolster, 3-•i. .5. 89' ........,., 4 Keebler Cookies .......... a. ' 4..i Kleene 0'..A..'M... Frozen Waff les C.iI M.,.. ,i 114*5 Blueberry Toastees ..... C.. w..a *Jun.4.•,e. 1,5.41 ...... 1 114 1... 344 -•.4 Wbd.Chkk.......... 1%i-., 5,.'- ..,,,.., ssue P..e.4 $ D......d l..,.. Treasure Isle Shrimp P&* 3 o, 39' Mint Coolers ............s 39' Starlight Mints Butterscotch Di,5cs ...... .......... $s.iWi h1 -0a. I.. S,, ......1OZ'l 39• Bounty Towels •• • ••• Royal Gelatin leave CxT 11* I Asao,t.d iI,o,, tip5.'s ci.p-a.s. ' - Z , W4 .,b It. ItUt • 4WGreenStamps 01" S.,.ls,t, '. VTI. 1' Panty Hoss al . . . . . , .•,.. p.,, .,9. 39' 39' a N,, (... Not Cot. i where shopping •- .e",, W.d.. 5au. $1. Ills Pit.e.4,g. _____ W51s0.l,y - LJ "° wy.17.2 and AlrpodRd,nford I CLOSED SUNDAY Hwy. 1742. Csisssrry rnorkets is,. ph. W14. tomb It. 19141 all of his earlier tie picked up-even ii it's objections midnight. What were being I"or most workers imurn wage for young persorm one of the provisions sought ti. covered by the administration. however, it told is that previously loose (be m.ilnlmum wage, the mm- does permit full-time students (unleashed) dogs would be imum would increase to $2 this to be employed part-time - not collared only UI) to 8 p.m. year and ten in two steps to more t ha n 20 hours a week - at Howe ve r, from now on they'll n l. $1.60 an hour subject to he nnswerin calls until ITI1II. thti'r m'nagricultural trk- regulations intended to assurt' fli gh t from irate t'ItIicns ers brought under coverage in that they do not displace adult complaining about dogs I guess It is true that "you get like the people you sso acl4fle with..," In Baltimore, from whence Spiro Ag new made the national scene, his successor C nty Executive N. Dale Anderson was convicted by a federal grand Jury of 32 counts of conspiracy, extortion and tax evasion. .n_a asde.,. ,r.34. 5f $•• Another Longwood station , Bud's Standard, will also be opening Sundays as soon as the gas Is available, "I'd rather and Knight's Fin& in Sanford. !ort as we have as we' ll " be open; I think it's the best thing in the world," commented William Knight. -- - -• - t. . . •j .• -. .. a . ._. (Herald PPOOie Standard station. felt the same: "If I had enough gas It Might be Illy bill V,nCn,)l VACANT HOUSE GUTTED BY BLAZE a different question, but I doubt it. I've had enough working SANFORD FIREMEN battled flames for two hours this morning at 119 Elm Avenue., Sanford, Fire Chief G. M. Harriett said. The house has been condemned by the city and the owner Is unknown. Firemen seven days "Besides, most of my customers are neighborhood customers," continued "I '1 '.,". f. Frank Tibbitta, manager of the Valley Forge Amoco station in Altamonte Springs, said he did not have enough gas to pump onSUnday, but even jfhe did have it would not be his choice atthls Lime toopen Sundays. Cliff Tridison, manager of Casselberry's Carriage Hill J~ i lil k • .: the blaze may have resulted from a dropped cigarette. City condemned house because it was abandoned. said *I te Jury M*str*al I I Queried WASHINGTON (AP) - The minimitm this year, reaching House hits passed legislation VL30 In 1977, while covered Overtime pro visions would toThe bill is a modified version of one President Nixon vetoed extended to 9.5 million persons. last year. However, he is ex- Including government em° other than police and peeted to sign this one finally approved after adjustFrom the Sanford PD.. .those ment with a similar SenateThe bill does not con ta in an stray dogs, roaming the streets passed measure, although It across-the-board lower min- EXTRA SEMINOLE PLAZA •.' ' o l-.-•r -- - • _________________________ the court granted his request to best available, is at least cf illness. second best and is con. However, according to legal stitutionally acceptable, acexperts polled by The Herald, cording to Assistant State support for the mistrial Attorney General Ray Markey decision would require proof in Tallahassee. that blacks were Markey, who said He "perbe excused because =WHY can understand why excluded from the list of prospective Jurors. Win 'a.-. "-a - to , - - Implications - -. • . fL' ' j rftvnt years would have a - THOUGHT FOR TODAYLo ve's like the measles--a ll worse when it comes late In lIf -Douglas Jerrold, English writer, 180l857. . . " J By Joan RIVER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT IN SANFORD (Herald Photo Pj?I,IOIu) BOARD members (I to r) John Dicks, Ja ksonville; Suzanne Bayley, Gainesville: Chairman Art Marshall, Interlaken; John Krider, San- lord; and Bob White, Hastings, are live of the nine Water Management District board members welcomed to their Sanford meeting today by Acting Mayor Julian Stenstrom, The location of the headquarters of the St. Johns Water Management District will be decided at the meeting. Judge Hosemnapn did what ne did," said the per centage system is acceptable as long as - ' ou 0 -a-we i&aGreenSfamps1 Plastic 11111"s ........0 t29' By House Legislation -- .11 c.,..,. Ms 12-.i. pk , Cb...1.. Flo w ered DrIp,h cp5 0._us 00rt ___ W"--s.,s It. 11th isa pleasure SANFORD PLAZA Sales Sundays off." P. JwGreenS aMyS L I Minimum Wage Raised gas bill. What's she going to USC for food purchases? roaming the streets and destroying lawns j EXTRA K I 1g44 's-s., - I a eeee.e.e_ Creen Stamps .--- 1... 44. Who, I 1.....$.d. Coff• Male.......... ] I _.__,__ 4..4 ________________________________ Scur Balls ............. .u_.,t1 '3' au.. ..,,• ,,,,, ,.... Increases Vary by state or local authodUes. in the evening hours. will now does not meet 4-ph. pho. Chlck. £ ..pIl.gs.. $3' Is., III, CerN.. Lemon or ame oarden Olid Air p• 49 u.s 0 •,. p... 4WGreenStamps • Is-... . . - - ... 9. IS-., .. . I fl P'SUS Birds Eye Vegetables c...... Mackerel Fillets y of 1 ... Mixed Vegetables .......t,.. ,.• 29' x S Lake Mary Boulevard does not least one free day a week." _______________ 6 ph. Phil. 11-0-09 erally about 10 per cent, wi th the highest reported boost com inginJacksonvllle,Fla.,where th e average tab went from $17.00 last year to $27.70 enough Aus.ri.d its... Carn.I.. NSts$t Ivs.hfwsl Is.... I 1054h. 5.$•4. I rJ ,,,.,.... Ns..,d Mb.... I'.,.. Birds Eye Beans . .s.59' ,. 69' •• ., 49' Pork Roast .............. $...b', 5.4.,).., Peanut Butter ........ Z'. 67' Tomato Catsup .••••.• "i. '. 59' Corned i..f Hash..... Broccoli Au Gratin...,., - IN 11-06 ....... $,.I$er. P.s... 3'139c .1.. I c...i, A 7 IWi Ivsu•s $l*•Il4 V94- so" I ft Salmon Is...- 9, t,s.•a Spinach Souffle I '- Oatmeal Cookies ''' iS-... .1.. •,,•, 34b. $" - "Will (S_SI a Ct..e.,lI 11"s Ire fro"o Honey Grahams ........... Hair Spray ........... II OH 1.1.), Cr.lI LiquidShampoo...... lb.44 i.s.'i (r..st n By CHRIS NELSON And, an assistant state at. defending an appeal, opted for a Trace Apartments in per cent of its names picked at Herald Staff Writer torney general said today, mistrial to give the prosecution Altamonte Springs. random froam precimt -A", Presently it's $1.60 per hour. raising the minimum wage agricultural workers would Unless it can be shown that attempts to ensure racial or time to resear ch the law. Stephenson argued that U.S. according to both Mrs. Bruce, Should 1 go to $2 per hour, from *1.60 an hour to $2 this have a $1.60 minim um in 1974 Seminole County's voting sexual ba lan ce Supreme Court cases required and Mrs. John Gradick, on Juries are that's only 40 cents per hour, year for itwg workers covered and reach 12.30 in 1978. precincts are d-fliberately both unconstitutional and may Hosemann granted a mistrial that blacks be available for a chairman of a three-member times a 10 hour wee k equals *16 and to $2 30 for all by 1978 , the motion drawn up to reflect racial th reaten the very basis of attorney Gene Jury panel in order to provide Jury conunsion appoint ed by more wetki), in the paycheck. Coverage would be extended The bill, approved Wednes. million federal. state balance a Circuit Court mLstrial right to a jury trial. f Casselberry. equal protection under Uie law, Uie governor. I Maybe... what with 141 day 375 to 37, also would in. to some 5 declared Tuesday because no Circuit Judge A.J.[losemann as required by the 14th deductions, etc.) crease by 7 million to 60.5 mu, and local government employ- blacks were available for the Jr., faced Tt.esday with the James Barber, a black man Amendment tothe Constitution. Anyhow, that $16 2nd Best is just lion the number of workers cov. es; to domestic service employ. jury appears to have been a possibility of costing the tax. While one black person was In apparently cover the ered by the minimum wage t's and some categories of eni• mistake. payers thousands of d l a s prostitution ring from Spanish called for Jury duty this week, increase In this lady's monthly laws. This system, while not the _______________________ p10)-es of chain stores. a ...... . ....................... I I I••• ISI ..... . the proposed minimum wage hike is Insufficient. ,...,a.aa.,,Ip gi. "• t.,. ti.. jump 50 per cent (like the Lady who called yesterday saying thatshepaid$l4lastmonthand now her gas bill is around $301, -- __ tinted or Clear __________ SC I..IPI.Is$b.1I(b.) to survive, ' j pie. Lykes Grill Wieners p. 0..., N.y.c 5..,.,. towel Smoki. Links .. . . . ... • I's-ea. ,,. 1" 1..l..d Trans. Vs.tji I,.... Salmon Steaks • lb. $1', seastood VMS*, '•"r Ill 49 Red Snapper Fillets a 0 0 0 p., 1116 H $In I.-.'. remove Sn.. Cow.b 5.1.4 0155 I*,1*t S.s.Isi.) s, - t ha n they d t, an Aisoci. ported oil have been hardest ated Presi; survey shows. hil. In the Northwest, where _______ When some of the utility bills Cx I lA S ,.,. s,......,. ....i.,. l.s. ) I __________ Hikes 0 necessary if the "little guy" is ,' .4. 14-41sIas £a.0 (1.1 Cha.h Up's I.stI. Wi stampsi y N.i.H. wush ______ '"•• P...4.. . I-lb. D.lki.v,ly 04fl ....t Imperial Roast • •• 1.4$. P.,&. I.s.O... English Cut Roost......, p,.4 $_4•y• Beef Ribs •....... ____ __ Rate hours of electricity. In some Areas like the Northeast cases, electric bills are lopping $2 an hour this year and $230 for all workers by 1973, another which depend heavily on im- mortgage pa ymen ts. increase looks like It'll become i;n;ii;nhIl;;t;;tHi;;;;;1? ____ 3.... ph,. Bravnscbwelg.r . •••• p., lb. 5.., lIk ed 13-eii. $179 Country .• •••• pig. Powaul.. I...-. "I'd not had a Sunday off in eight years until this shortage," said George Buerger, manager of the Sanford Sunoco station on SR 46 at 14. "I've been spoiled these past few months and now I think everyone should have one day off In the week." Buerger said even if be did have the gas he would probably remain closed on Sundays now. "I've got my men to consider also," he added. "They didn't like working on Sundays before this shortage, and they'll like it even less now they've had a few The AP check showed that the 10 i price of a kilowatt hour of electricity ranges from Jnst c a penny in Nevada and ______ ________ Blamed Oil Oregon to seven cents in New Utility companies say the In- York City. creases are due primarily to the All-electric homeowners ha ve rising cost of fuel. They noted been especially hard hit. Such a that imported crude oil has homeowner in New York's OrJumped fourf old since Jan. 1, ange County, for example, has 8,' Join, A. SOI1kI 1973. Most of these Increases seen his monthly bill Jump from posed on to the consumer $101.67 in March 1973 to *3)5.60 By the time Congress gets around to approving the automatically, wi th no review this year for 5,000 kilowatt proposed mWmurn wage bill- 14-oz, con = nreen Sliced Bologna..... 65' 1" Turkey,IIa.u, Chicken 3.,'. pig. 53 A,.., Is.' III 5Su.h Key Club S aks Nor S••I lb. chuckSteaks........... 1116 111" 16904 Cb.,1b glade Staistal 3 LEMON PLEDGE III" Orange Z_l1rI, 1 7/' so.. PI..p. J.k 1.lWs P...4.. I.s.O... 40 5.1$.. Pow.4.. 1.4) 514. liked 1.1$, Pru..1,. P.s I...I... - 30C JOHNSON'S ________________________ e..i. p5. Slrlolaltoak ...... ..... 1". 1.ifot ' ' s'.ør. Pow&un Peri.s .- - -- O t Oldsmobile assembly and Fisher plants In Lansing, Mich.; and assembly plants in Arlington, Tex., and Framingham, Mass. All assemble big cars. The Tarrytown plant was to have closed next week. The others were set for closure the following week. 'I've Been Spoiled' c IL 0 4, Al - IkiJ'IIIzii __ - 1. : auth S '' 39' Power - ' u 'w ______________ . ' 111y!!!!!'!!7!!t'!'''!''' Cold HostsuHauu......,.,, 41sa Ô" •5 O have been about $1 or $2, gen- ditionally have made electric bi lls more costly. _____ _______ ' I 0 Tasty Tomatoes,....... - Ou lea P.il.iI 0.. Styli.,.. $.1.4. 106 BeflPeppers .......... go' Seger $.,,t S...4 Wastage CrlspCiirrots........ 2 1 25' ______ ce!lations are at Tarrytuwn, N.Y.; Buick assembly and Fisher body plants in Flint, Mich.; the market, then you'll see had enough gas. However, the have enough gas to stay open oner tour said they would Sundays either, but he said If he prefer not to go back to pum. could get the gas, he'd be ping gas on Sunday. pumping. Consumers are beginning to water is a major source of ekeup to 60 per cent more per organize to fight the rate hikes. trlcity, the price hike has been month for electricity this year A spot check of monthly elec- less severe. Other operating tric bi lls this year and last costs like la bor also are genershowed that most increases ally higher in the East and Ira- 7336 " I,.*_ I PorkLolaR.ast....,,.. S0•I0 aft Green Beans ..... 99 41411411111 lb S...d 100% P., Il..id. Orange Juice ......... 3 IN 4 ________ ______ Associated Press Writer Some Americans are paying i.,. • lcv By lUE COOK 5 b@4494 Cauliflower .. . •• b..d 49' $.r'. wfth N&i..dais. I.... 11.149. FroshBroccoli......... Coup ?..d., Florida ) Del M~nte _______________________ __________________________ _____________________ Drinks Sp I i open to maintain their share of would probably pump if they Price 10 Cents To Fi * ght $stl.WhI*. Walle t s 10 tartlng - all '\ ;A I.,O'Lab............ Pn.b 11.0... i$1.4, 34-lb. .'gJ Buyers tW U.S. N.. I li.cid. Wi)'... Psak $.•'l" / l,_ _____________ __ 7 ______________ ____________ F lorida 32771 66th Year, No. 181 I4% , . '(.V4 tall 1) 4,Ir. ers 0 Pudding Fully Cooked Hams _________________ 51' . ( I 111110,U011 VNID .116 Do ,F - Thursday, March 21, 197+-Sanford, - Grapefruit ____________________ / - (: - week. Five other plants employing 17,600 ere due for week-long closures April 1. GM facilities affected by the shutdown can interest in new cars and noted that used car wholesale prices had firmed. He called that "a first step to improved new car sales." Gerstenberg offered no figures to indicate an end to the 37 per cent sales decline which has plagued GM this year. GM, with 39,500 workers now on one-week blob"59a ..,$, I.,,h.,. Frisd Chicken ..I•••s b.ibi ... :t11"i::t i' i ,'"f _____________________________ j.r1 . uj... :t'l: J#,. 1,000111141 I&M F"vlft PIlkb..y. k..d (t.aI, $4..) 33. I - " / I l ea next some open," said James Miller, Tridson. "They don't rea ll y "I'm trying to take care of have the day oil, but tf the pr esiden t of the Florida Allied need to gas up on Sundays." my local trade, but there's no competlllon opened I'd have to Gasoline Retailers Association. way in the world I could open open too," said manager Despite President Nixon's 'Most dealers realize Sunday, even though I'd like to. lIorier Dearth. okay on Sunday service station can do as much business in six Not Enough Gas My allotment's been cut about openings. Indications in days as they could in seven," Clem Leonard, operator of a 16,000 gallons from 'what it was Another Month Seminole County are that not all Miller said, station in Sanford, said he last March," said Williams. operators are willing to go back He added business would did not have e nough gasoline William Be ll said he would A spokesman for Cal's to pumping that day. have to be "tremendously for the weekdays, let alone the opera his Union 16 station in Chevron in Altamonte Springs As long as gasoline supplies competitive" to force Sunday weekends. "1 was told I'd get Longwood the first Sunday he said it would be another month are short, few service stations openings. 2,800 gallons more in March had enough gas. "My lease before there was enough gas to if any wi ll ope n Sundays In These comments reflect the than I'd expected, but that still requires me to stay open seven pump on Sundays. Florida, says a spokesman for attitude of 10 local station won't be enough to stay open days a week when I have the The two stations contacted Florida gas dealers. operators polled today. Two Sundays," he said. gas," he explained. 'Of course that will be open this Sunday "Once suppliers get back to said they would pump gas this en Williams, operator of an I'd rather have the day off; I are the Standard station on SR normal and retailers have to Sunday and four said they Amoco station on U.S. 17-92 at think everyone deserves at 436 at 1-4 in Altamonte Springs, , ,'P .......•.... ... Cooked Ham D 1? workers By JEAN PATIESON Herald Staff Writer $11404 avows "" P141.d.Ipb). 6 X - Cole Slaw .....•s•sss•s lb." ' S.,.. N.I ., Cold ' Cuban n Sandwich I.... . Is, 799 • 49' 46. Soft Margarine .......... 59' C..w..s Dinner Rolls ............... 39' ) - Potato Salad.......... _ Parkoy Margarine .,.:.. 4,OI.b..S1..S...., some had been scheduled for one-week furloughs Monday, others for one-week layoffs starting April 1. Thousands of other GM workers are on Xla S5' "lb. indefinite layoff and thousands still face ternporary lay3ffs in the next few weeks, the cornpany said. 'We are beginning to see increasing evidence that our business is getting better," Gerstenberg said, He said GM dealers are reporting increased 30,200 ' 211t, Th ru Wrdne.4.y b.It X..ty. I,..h.M ¼ I . 39' ,•fl .... . . . • ... layoffs because of plant shutdowns, still will close eight plants and idle End Means More New Car Sales I vasty 4 .. ..... " Marc h Thu S.l..,., U.S.D.A. KosherBologna..... FOOD ?.*s I \ vasty I..h., ' 11 8-94 Plant Shutdowns Canceled; Oil Embargo GM Chairman Richard C. Gerstenberg, an. flouncing the change In pla ns Wednesday, affirmed the auto giant's optimism that car sales would pick UP now that the Arab oil embargo has ended . The action will keep 27,000 workers on the job. ....... 't i'• Bath Tissue t)dititi&&it [)Qfit . • I.th.i P" Ii / a Kraft Dressings - . to" lifead , - year. 33-es gee Kraft Dressing 90! Frosca 301. "Vasty J040 Instant Potatoes. ''' I.,. a*. C.s*h B303 1.111 39 Bean Salad .... • ISV It. Ii0t$ D.I4*I.W$ I., Sandwich Spread ..... "' Whether you're shopping for fresh produce or your favorite cuts of meat,you'Il , always find smiles and friendly assistance at Publix. Have a question? Cant find something? There's someone on hand who's happy to help. That's only one of the nicer things about Publix, where shopping is a pleasure. H . " - ABOUT PUBLIX &1% ' Jobs , GM Saves 27, 000 Bright (AP) General Motors has can. plans for one-week shutdowns at seven plants, citing a "brightening" sales outlook following i ts second worst sales period of the ceied 1041*4041 0 --NE OF THE '1 11hICEiR TI-luNGS Publix 1 1 ,,Fut.ure '. ., ' 49. fl-i. Lemon Juice .. . . . . 5...$I, 1151)' Loaf 2 89' ... Apple Juice lId 0.11.1... Q...s&. ' 2 89' Peach Halves ,, ,• 10411141y • 3 39a Dog rood . 5.,. 144 010 1.1.1 imil 69' Joy Liquid Detoraeflf save sec. Itprilrer ,,... Fantastik Cleaner .... ii. on .i. '.' 64' •• Top Job Cleaner M.I.t I.. S..4•' trollies Magic fInish Sizing ... '°-•'rn 59. ech precinct is used each t ime a Jury list Is drawn up But all county official:, Mrs. Gradirk said jury lists, by The Herald which are pick ed me five '.t'h&'mnently denied my on- times a }ear, 900 names at a pilcatlon that voting precincts time, are drawn up from each are drawn up to ei ther include precinct each tim e, as required. r exclude black people. The best system, Markey According to Cammy Bnice, said, would simply put the supervisor of elections, names of all registered voters, precincts are drawn up purely regardless of precinct, into it on the basis of geography and drum for selection as needed. population. However, he conceded, most Complications-and occa- Florida cities and counties use sionally peculiar boundaries- the precinct system. are the result of U.S. Supreme The point, he said, is that Court requirements on makeup while no black people may in of congressional and legislative fact be drawn for the jury list, districts, she said. the constitutional requiremtnt Jurors in Seminole are of fair, random selection is met sekctedat random from the list because blacks are exchtided by of registered voters, but on a "luck of the draw," rather than 'rtain percentage from each by design precmnct based on the number o( voters in the precinct divided Unconstitutional into the total number of voters registered county-wide. Ironically. Markley said, Thus, if 10 per cent of the attempts to t'uarantee a "fair" voters are in precinct "A" each (Cout'd On Page 4A1 itirv list drawn on will hav e tfl contacted � 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 20, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 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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Axmlnum JoPn 50.1 Ipad S100 Madland 131 1942 dies 1111. 2 cushions. First 130 UG 7347 after 1:30 p.m. -__________ Don't needs fast with classified ad In the S3ntord Herald. Just dial 3717611 or * *STEREO* * Beautiful walnut console. AM FM Own wITh S track. tape recort player. PtycnsOtIic lights. $5 43 or 1117 Cash per Mo. HALLMARK 60-15". Garage-Rummage Sales SI ROBSON MARINE 2M7 Hwy. l7 insg 16' ELDER CRAFT Sass boat with '72 motor, Call 333 $40. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All sizes and models. 10 speeds. S Woods, and standard bikes raw available at FIrestone Store Call 3220244 GARAGE SALE: DsPes, 67 Lawnand' Garden glaSSware, linen s, furnIture. TV, refrigerator, piano, sewing CITRUS TREES from $4 49 to 1S.49. machine, children's articles Lowoverheed priceson Ill a pa Orange Blvd Lake .'&rnroe . So Drive a Iittl a lot. Oviedo — SS Rd. 41t, 2 Boats & Marine Equipment ORIE?TALUG$wANTED Top Prices p4Id, Used, anyconj 6440124, Winter Park -- 19 Abandoned, unwanted lrik Carl hauled youruit, $'°• Offanao, 29S61194 anytime. STEP BUMPERS—$31.50 — or domestic I. Imported Pickups. Save 10 pct.—Buy direct. 67 Livestock And Poultry 69 Stamps-Coins To buy and sell gold or tIlyw coins, k0nIAC'c first oins slNOLE CENTER I '* W lit 4333 c1 Regitered Beet Master Bull $750 Call 333 3360 NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLO. BALES) S0IS TON GORMLV E. HWY SANFORD ____________________________ 7.A _____________________________- Feed Campers Travel Trailers 1949 VW Camper, pastel white, with bvrnith,d gold interior. Has been completely checked and In xc'ed $2295 Cali Don it 333 1651.Dealer. 76 Auto Repairs Direct from boccar -- low sale prices guaranteed Open 7 !arls. Accessories am to torn. 6 days GORM - - 13 Volt 13M'ere'.$It 11 I. S)nrC,5%lOt S,sfodon REEL 'S UC[V Plci' . 5109 SantordAur-nu, 78 . - 323.3900 1971 Vega Station Wagon Ac. E scilIent . Call after 5 or wookonds. 38761). ltn VW SunroOf. Texas yellow, Want M conditIon 13 •IUCI4EVELLE WAGON NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 32J673O CHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DOWN TAKE OVER Motorcycles CALL CREDIT MANAGER.)?) 6330 romaricitr good shape. Parts or all, Also RiversIde 360 parts. Best offer 31. o *. Autos for Sale a '70SSISICHEVROLET REBUILT ENGINE CALL 373 $465 — lfl7 MATADOR, ldr. Sedan. FUEL MISER. up to It mi. per got. $1,475. Terms cars be .rrano.d. FREE full tart of gas. Ph. 373 MSC . 1913 VW Bus, elm green. aI,,t,.sster interior. Ectra,estra sharp 5339$ Call Paul at 332-1451 Dealer 1973 Mazada R It, 1 dr., Mull sell. Small equity or older car and 'p"'"balance 1973 Ford I to pick up, with 9' bed. 1969 Dodge Dart Swinger 34,000 ml. Auto trAns. radio, $2600. Call 321 6041 or 323051? after 6. 1966 Ford LTD. ri II. power & air Only $195, SHELLEY USED 7C'3 French Ave 3?J $) alabaster inferior, sharp, sharpl 13195 Call Pete at 333.1631. Dealer '6.3 Fold Station Wagon. Air cord 1150 Ph. Trucks and Trailers j?h' •1 .A, 1912 Super Beetle. enzlon blue, with Nothing down, take over . Call credit manager 323 4230. __________________________ -'43 Chevy Dump Truck, new motor, good tires I steel body. Call (1) Motors and Jeep vhlcIes. see OOPI BALES Sanford Motor Company SOSS French Ave. 3fl 4312 1967 VW, rebuilt engine, new paint, .i. $750 38 167 VW. . 67 Fiat in any 1939 OldsmObile) dr. Coupe. Rebut needswindshield. Little AMC . JEEPS* * rust. no dents. WO 322 0596 after Fr the best buy in Amercar\ .___-- 7) HONDA 7 4(0MILES CALL 373 ssm ________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233466 milto, 4 Speed, double sharp, extra nict. U&SO Call Don at 3:21631 Dealer — 1972 Vega, super nice, amber gold. falilm Inferior. 4 speed wills air. 1911 Super 8"Ift, tim often with or you If alabstlor Inferior, extra economy 7$,goomiles. R and nice. $1995. Call Paul, at In $3195. Call Pt at 3721631. Dealer. lest. Dealer. I" - Autos for Sale 80 Autos for Sale Trucks and Trailers .. ________ — — JIM DANDY FEEDS — 64 Equipment for Rent ____________ Id Chrysler e: Outboard with Rent 41UP LuSIr? EI,I- rc CIrf en cod on S mpo.xr to r only $1 per List . CARROLL S FURNITURE Junk Cars Removed 1/ CASH 333 For used furniture, appliances,Hey Kids ..Ioohng for an extra and Dad to 10011, etc, y I d boarding. With lovei CW,Larry's Ma r t. T51 ga rage 9 215 Sanford a_ordAve. fl34or3fl '° sale Cash buyer for used articles, fur. _______________________ nituro, etc HWY. UANTIQUES. Manese Male Puppy. 4 mos. Rtg , p00Dl E GROOMING. Wormed, Shots. 322St Tues, or Fri. Ask for Merge. Bicycles so Wanted to Buy _____________ — TALLAHASEE, Fla, (AP) — Florida will sue the federal government to force It to givC' the state more gasoline unless relief comes soon, Gov. Reubin Askew said today. Askew and Sen. Lawton Chiles, D.FIa., said at a Joint news conference that Florida is not being treated fairly as re' quired by the Federal Energy Act. Virginia, with a population growth of 100,000 since 1972, received a 5 per cent additional allocation while Florida, with a 330,000 growth, received a 2 per cent boost, Askew said. Runs great, go-cu tires, 6 cyl. Call 349511S. 1') (Herald Photo by Bil Vincent) - .1Il'nEJJ.JI1 131 621) • two Pai& V." fb MEL DEKLE'S GULF GAS STATION TODAY IN SANFORD, LINE TWO BLOCKS LONG ZIG-ZAG SF WING MACHINE *33 New Sanford Shopping Center 4ow 1i .69 - • •. FL!;!JiI - . . Ilk By BOB LLOYD City FAi(or .••'•'..- u_-_.. I_=1 -- - . :'..",...'? .P - - - • iLrrath Friday, February 22, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 158 Price 10 Cents E KIDNAPERS — :. 8 For Editor) 4 VIC ' I ( 765 LO By John A. SpolskJ Power steering, brakes and air conditioning plus many other luxury features. Low mileage and like now throughout. SPECIAL L1Y5 1973 Ford Gran Torino Stock No. 2.3.432R Loaded with the equipment you appreciate Ina fine automobile. Low mileage and like new. SPECIAL $4395 SALE PRICE '2695 1972 Mercury Monterey 4-door, loaded and lovely as when it was new. Stock No, 124.3204A 1973 Ford Maverick 2-door, well equipped, economical transportation. Low miles. Another like new little beauty ONLY '2395 Stock No. PC 1463 1972 Ford Pinto Runabout flint AAI% mu,,. liIClii s." •, ..I7SvVVW II!IIJ WI'Clii lila hilly Yom VIF ONLY •1995 • ILJUUU. .1.A SALE PRICE '2395 Choose From 50 Small Used Cars t Jack Prosser's Sale Thl*s Weekend I Keep an attentive ear, neigh. bors. See if you can hear a ,igle plea on behalf of Seminole County? Betcha the only one you'll note is this paper—'The Sanford Herald! I believe there's a new game. entitled Shaft Seminole, or I'm talking about the an. nouncement of the 'extra" gasoline allocations Orange County is to rive 11.16C,100 gallons and Seminole a 1973 Ford Thunderbird 'P Stock No, PC 137$ Luxury equipped and good as new, with low miles, Special Low Price, . $700,000 4 1973 Ford LTD 4 Dr. The Sanford Zoning and Michael D. O'Neill said the revised parking plans that will 6,758 garden shop," O'Neill Planning commajion reviewed parking calculations were meet city requirements. said. preliminary plans for the based on 50 per cent of the floor O'Neill said, once plans are 7A officials told O'Neill that 1)e.elupers said Thursday a $4 million, 14.-acre development space being projected as approved and a building permit parking spaces should be K'Mart department store will with 134,000 square feet of storage for the K-Mart and as is issued, the actual con- computed on a basis of 7510 85 be the major tenant of a new buildings and told Developers yet unidentified food store, drug struction of the shopping center per cent of the buildings' floor Sanford shopping center in the Diversified of St. Petersburg store and smaller shop tenants. 13 expected to lake eight space being usedfo- retail southeast quadrant of the that the 654 parking spaces "We only want your corn- months, barring difficulties in sales. Airport Boulevard-U.S. 17-92 shown on the plans are "about meats at this stage, not ap- obtaining building materials. O'Neill said Developers intersection if parking lot half the number actually proval," O'Neill said. He asked "We have a firm corn- Diversified. third largest design meets with city ap- needed." for pennissionto work with city mitment from K.Man for a proval. Developers representative staff members to come up with (Con't. On Pg. 3ACOLI) 84,180 square food store plus a ..• • ' JACK PROSSER FORD USED CARS Stock No, 10.4.110 A Pl ans To Includ e K-Mart Store rh 1-ILI L••••. LIU 'j;j %. fj - ATLANTA (AP) — Executives of Atlanta Newspapers Inc. waited word today on how they should pay the $700,000 ransom demanded by the abductors of editor Reg Murphy. He said m a taped message that he was being held by the American fl-evolutionary Army, William H. Flekis, executive editor of the Atlanta Q stitution and the Atlanta Journal, said the ransom would be paid as soon as he is "apprised of the method and te. Murphy, 40, editor of the Constitution, said in the taped fflesSagt': "The American Revolutionary Army, as I 'anderatand it, Feels that the American news media have been too leftist and too liberal. They intend to do something about that. "That's the cause for my abduction. They also tell me that they have representatives in the major American cities, that they are quite strong, and that they determined to return the American government to the American pt)ple," By CURLS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - -. . .-' $6 Million private lawiuft before this State Ally. Bill Staley, in which It was then and is still owned thing snowballs.she called migrant labor camps by William G. Pawley, former Accordin g to Mrs. Van "an abomination on the face of U.S. ambassador to several Chief State Ally. Investigator Eepoel Thursday , Marsee's the earth," ," a that there must South Am n na tions under Jack Fulenwider today said he letter to her read "...you are be "a liLittle grain of something. Presidenterica Harry S Thunan, will bring a slander action now and have been making . ." In a man who would run a against Winter Springs Council. slanderous statements con. camp. Today, Fulenwider said he man Irene Van Eepoel, but has ces- ning his background with The Talisman Sugar Corp. had no comment on Pawley's retained private counsel in the Talisman Sugar Corp." and has been called a 'model" "possible involvement" in the order to keep his office and the orders her to "refrain from any operation by Palm Beach lawsuit, but added "I do intend county out of the squabble. Further statements tending to County health and school board to keep lain informed.' "I do certain])' intend to defame or Injure" Fulenwider, officials, and personally enFulenwider called Pawley in pursue it," Fulerwider said of The letter stemmed from a dorsed by the governor rn of Miami Wednesday to inform his threat to sue Mrs. Van phone conversation between Jamacia, home of most of the him of Mrs. Van Eepoel's Eepoel for statements she Mrs. Van Eepoei and Assistant workers, statements, macic Wednesday about his past ___________ management Of migrant Labor camp. Fulenwider said heconferred this morning with a private attorney on the fight which By J RICHARDS such areas contracted by the city and erupted erupted in the wake of The ' Herald eld Staff Writer county to provide lire protection. day's dismissal of Sunshine The city receives one mill in tax Law violation charges against Lake Mary Firemen Set Meeting .. GOV. WAIJ..ACE scant 244,500. When our "friends" to the south of us need u.s ...like in. ffting the "metropolitan" population figures, or they "buying power Index they' Fulenwider Changes Lawyers In Threatened Slander Suit ...After Presidency? two Winter Springs councilmen, Mrs. Van Eepoel Thursday For Heiress called The Herald and read a letter giving notice of possible hlIl.LSBOROUGII, Calif. (AP) The Hearst family lawsuit from Howard Marsee, don't ttesitate to rerer to read)' to launch an unprecedented feed-the-poor program the assistant county attorney themselves as the Orange. In the face of new demands from the terrorist kidnapers of who has represented Fulen. Seminole area, or what-havetheir daughter, Patricia. wider privately (or several you, There was no assurancetht a the $2 mi ll ion free food disyears. However, w hen it Conies tribution plan starting today would satisfy the Syrn' Today, , nd Marsee met and, in Mar. its "prisoner of war." small Seminole to get a fair see's words, "agreed from a In a 20-minute tape recording received late Wednesday shake, well.. .don't hold your MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) C. Wallace an. mutual standpoint it would be and released Thursday, the 51,/I denounced Hearst's breath hoping that they'll George better if he (Fulenwider) got remember us. effort as "throwing a few crumbs to the people." The nouncestoday his candidacy for someonewhocouhln'tbe linked group demanded that another $4 million be pumped into Oh well, it isn't all bad, me an unprecedented third term as In any way with government. the program to feed needy Californians. First of many calls last night governor of Alabama, possibly "It's not a matter of ray Only if all its complex new demands are met will the complimented us on setting the stage for another dropping Jack, or Jack drop. V1 way be cleared for actual negotiations for Patricia Cord and her "Diary of a Mad race for president. ping me," Marsee said. "We'd Hearst's freedom, the SL/t said. Housçwife" column. The Caller like to nip it the possibility of Wallace, m now and paral. The SLA leader who calls himself "Cinque" set a dead' Insisted that she's on a firstyzed In both legs from an at. government involvement in a line of today For Miss Hearst's father, newsplier U.S. Senator nan biai,s tempted assassination during magnate Randolph A. Hearst, to set the $6 million food Lawton chlles...and, that program into motion. his 1972 presidential campaign, going to submit Mrs. Cord's had said privately months ago There was no immediate response from Hearst, thoughts to the Senator s.ith the that he would seek renomina. president and editor of the San Francisco Examiner and request that it be read in the tion in the May 7 Democratic chairman of the Hearst Corp. After pledging the initial $2 Congressional Record' million, 1w said there was no more money "in the kitty'," primary. But he waited almost On this same subject of the until the March 1 qualifying it Cord column, since beginning deadline to make it official. A galaxy of exceptional talent this column for today's Clock lie already has opposition but will emerge tonight at Sanford the calls have increased In is heavily hvored to win by a Civic Center when Seminole tempo. all re-echoing 'the sutistantial irajt'rity-. his zuajur Mutual Concert Association sentiments expressed by the opponent is state Sen. Eugene presents a husband and wife housewife from Chicago, team in real life, Jack and Sally McLain of Huntsville. Incidentally, to friends at Jenkins, portraying Cole and MIAMI liE-SCII, Fla. iAPi - Calling government wage-price Seminole Junior College who Wallace, or his late sife l.ur. linda Porter. called and Inquired on how they controls a fraud that should be ended, the AFL-CIO has set a 12 per leen, has controlled state gov. Emphasis is on the "lost could start a for the cent goal for wage hikes this year. errunent for nearly all of the generation" of the 20's altl'ough "There can be no Justification whatsoever repeal of inequitable income for a 5.5 per cent past 11 years. He made most of the last-paced concert will lazes ... u a starter, send me standard For wage Increases in the lace of living costs that are the decisions while his cancel. feature 30 songs from the 30's, your and addresses and rising almost twice as fast," the AFl-C1O's ruling executive stricken wife was governor. She 40's and SO's. I'll try to gel the thing going. council declared Thursday in an economic statement issued at its died in May 1968, and 32 months The curtain will rise promp. We'll polish It up, and who annual mid-winter meeting. later Wallace went bacx Into fly at 8 p.m. for R.S.V.P _'The The statement signaled an end to organized labor's cooperation knows... Perhaps we'll get a office for a second four-year Cole Porters" for members of with the Nixon LIdflhlflIstration's controls program, first imposed in term. break for the little guy yet the concert August 1971. The statement added, "In fact, economic Justice would dictate Ugh, I'm about to choke! The AP carried a dispatch that workers' wages reflect at least Increases in the Cwt nfilving Index t' this morning which said that plus productivity." Area cli',,tti 2A President Nixon's Lax case will l-:tlitnrualt,uniiu',,t This would indicate a wage boost oF 12 per cent, based on he Us 28 ll'roscupc cost the U. S. government nearly per cent rise in the rost of living last year plus the historic 11ridgv 58 ('akntL,r yearly Increase In productivity. SA substantial revenue, perhaps $1 3 per liuspitalnotes 5A Classified "Ids 611-711 Despite last year's Inflation rate highest In 25 years wage Public notices billion, because unhappy 411-58 68 taxpayers will claim any increases In major 1973 labor contracts adhered to government ('OlpIcs Sport-, (ttW n5OFd puzzle 28 State questionable deduction this guidelines. But in recent weeks, rank-and-file pressure for SA llt'ar Abli s 28 Sti-ks Year, a former Internal itioney has been building as the administration forecasts cot-tinned Iii t1u- sear. ii! rifl,t Revenue Servue iIiuf -.ys \IVa I lace — /%,I ill See k — LAKE MARY—A meeting of the volunteer fire department, its board of commissioners, and other interested parties will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. lathe lire hall to discuss the readiness status of the department, City councilmen and Mayor Margie Hess remained mwn on the Thursday morning fire In the Loch Arbor Fire Control District when the city did not revenues for fire protectionfrom Loch Arbor residents, Mrs. Hess declined to comment on whether the city needs a full-time paid fire department employee qualified to drive the lire fighting vehicles in emergencies. She did say, however, three units from the (it)- ultimately responded to the call: a rescue vehicle and later two pumper available to respond to a call for assistance. Two homes were destroyed in the blaze before units of the Longwood Fire Department arrived, The fire control district is one of two "People were called front their Jo jobs and out of town to come back and help fight the fire," Mrs. Hess said. "It was a unfortunate and rare thing that we t'ail one immediately available." very no - wit], Concert Tonight ., AFL-CIO VVage (oais Reported At 1 2 Per Cent $ ' my campaign 1 e rsam.j association. JACK PROSSER HWY. 1972 HWY. 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD, PH, 3224884 W. P. 6468916 - cent — — .,' ii ROAD DEDICATION THE COUNT\ section of the old Longwood - Mark -lam Road was formally dedicated E. E. Williamson Road Thursday, named by the board of county cOmmis.s:oners in honor of the 17- year veteran Longwood council member. Taking part in the ceremonies were Commission Chairman John Kimbroug,h, Councilmen Don Schreir,er, Williamson, It I. Helms, June Ix'rmann and Road Supt J C Lavender. County liriIi1 l'hutu l.- y Enna Estes) �I. - - -- - --- - -- ,r_-- 2A— The Sanford Herald - Friday, Feb. fl, 1974 t Rationing a 7 rL__~i_` , Chaos Told. T_"%,WX- - F National News .- - - . . . . . - 11 r -, /. 1, / ~*''11* - ~f _.-_.-:Y!._:_r - - __ :I 7_. _ I Briefs . + 0 . L V ,~. - . Ideas Sought . 1EL . 0 . . V I --a. . (*%&t."" . f I *! , - Altamonte Charter Is ProIDO sed -_ I il- Life Sentences Rejected Across HOUSThN (AP) Both defendants In the Texas mass murder can have turned down an after of life sentences In return for guilty pleas, asdstant district attorney In Lamla-Ight says. Elmer Wayne Henley. 11, and David - - - state and federal regulations can supercede it. leave a p&thirsty John Already the 1onker City Public angry and bewildered Q. as he waits in long lines to get $3 Council has passed a law that or a full tank is determined by the sta tion owner who may have a rationing system of At the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks, N.D. where the we breezes never blow-the Navy has launched a "Man-in.the-Scn 1 - In Florida, for example - Sarasota Naval County uses the ore: gon plan of odd-even gas purchases. Cars with license plates . . (' iu' '- . ________ % _• ________ '' - • " I. .' ____ - Research. The venture will use laboratory animals, and a waterless, scientific "ocean," to study the "effects of undersea submersion at depths to 1,300 feet" and pressures up to 40 times that experienced at the earth's surf ace. wu4ine In atm" "_ II7 airchase gas on even days and Uwe with odd plates on odd days. Driven in the county with out-of-date plates may buy an U.S. Treasurer Resigns additional five gallons no matter the day, but the city of WASHINGTON (AP) Romans Acosta Banuelos has resigned as treasurer of the United States. President Nixon accepted the reslgiatloa Thursday "with deep regret." The White House said Mrs. Baizielos, of Los Angeles, - I -_.,i . i _____ • • . — Sarasota - . -- Mrs. Griffiths To Quit j . . I I - r old, and while I could have served another term, I've been -. ____ _____ ________ _ - hULL OF 15,000-ton gas turbine powered oil - in Portland, Ore. Ills one of six to be chartered - j days. 91 -- Claim More 01'51 "I' Than Ever according to statistics of the that would take account of such Pennsylvania were ready 10 American Petroleum Institute. factors as gasoline sales close"u at 6 p.m. today arid stay Meanwhile, as key Arab lead- motor vehicle registrations, shut ntil the federal ostriches en gathered for an Islamic Present allocations are based summit conference In Pakistan, primarily on percentages Saudi Foreign M inister Omar lPfl sales. Sakkar said the oil embargo The governors who met with will not be lifted unless there is Simon were Coy, Francis W. a favorable consensus among Sargent of Massachusetts, Danall Arab states. id J. Evans of WashIngton, Sakkar ruled out such a con- James E. ilohshouser of North sensus before an agreement on Carolina, Philip W. Noel of ouse A South Korean navy get said Tom Anderson, executive di Of Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers ation. Associ 5thfl closings also were Uwutened In Delaware, rw'cflcut and New York State. ___________________________________________________________ U. . '- i ' -- should require. Five members preliminary application fuedby Maor Eugene Jaques wi th probltms the .ppiication The Victorian style mansion 1stInUte from the U.S. Census' states: The city lacks the was put on the market severa: University of Florida center ne"essary information and Knowles said the Intent of the owner (U.S. Bank ) Is to abide Z-11 members approved a hy a zoning and planning ap. re vised site plan for the ba nk probed site plan. ___ ________________________ main objection Knowl es sa idtohe thinks the construction with the amended the wall is it Balloonist Locat on Unknown Ilie it 0 restaurant. Building i official Bill Br aceland said, to his received a complaint on the wall from the restaurant owner. WASHINGTON (AP) City Planner David Fair There was still no word early cautioned that the city might today on the whereabouts of become a defendant by a pThomas Catch Jr., who is try. proving the wall, if the $ "I ing to cross the Atlantic in a resta urant owner should file a ba lloon, lawsuit claiming the wail He Is believed to be somedeprives his property of light where over North Africa, possi. and air. bly in th e vicini ty of Mau. The 1-P board also approved ritanla. •- now OUT country faces a serious shortage oioiJ and natural gas. This sho rt age can be especiallysigruficant for Florida, which produces o y a negli- TWO L I ___ _____ - ' - ; you s use hOW IPL genvr1it es uI cars and trucks l ubrv spuii electricity for you: limits. And we're k&'pir them in the best pOsSihICop(TatLng (OfldjtiOfl E'k ittl co'ation is imrtant Lae cutting . __________ __________ on use will make scarre fuels last longer. _________ down -. - : Nucicar '° %SIi Can Help You Conserve at Home. gible amount of its on fuel. . -." As the INc have tak.n a hard look at energy And the shortage has important -: Summary sho, use. And here are a few ways you can hel p meaning in relation to F1onda :i .'. Fionda is much conserve elect ricity at home. •• energy needs, since so much mote dtpendt-nt upon Ir gate's electricit y Some eampk: 1,Tum dovrn the oil for filling its 'y thermostat on your hting system. It von t ly oil and natur.i ;' than i the nation h1mge the tIting on OUT rt'L)vk' gas.Thcfoflowing Summa .h j WhOle,ThiS is be- air conditioner from 750 to c ° vvu wll of Fuel Facts points up the pottntial IIroL!um (.HLW Florida is far from i. i,..-..i. ...-.. -. t. IJtiLI S,IIIVIV the major sources of coal, and iet -wise. Nv and does not hau the mountainous terrain • lèep your needed for hydrot kttnc poser ,enerat ion ASourceMorvAbtmdantthanOiland dcdhltt makes , nl --'i • - __ '- ..__.. v'. .- - 'a r-i_'.- --- -+ . :: h sunchie. Opt'n the f_ 0(1 sunny days arid let the un wan-n your home At night, close dr.ipenvs to hold sam,th inside, 1 , - - Q C 06% jet hid for aircraft - - - ' " + rz - 302-/() 1 (, r;+ - i,..r 9 libulate )Va honw. 4 ImLdation %%ill I-my 1,~r — - bring nuclear generating plants on line, FIT has i!.o madt- irr1ingcnit'nts to ,ict,re an adequate supply of the fud oil and natural gas needed to supply you with electricity from our ecinventional uric Th ded -!uttri generation ->-' . + . -"", >, 4 - -" heating(orhomes,btinss)' - ZLPVR 'el!"!r~i-I W %__ , 1 1.~ -, 1~ !! !ffflo 61 1 15 r ,11 , 6 - suppl y ut'tohar4gtng-tational ;%pritwilit5ckmottinuni ' rr ' A " rick up your (ret copy at r'.ur appl•ir.c dealer's. 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Efticit'nt use of I ho%%- far ahead %Vc revemc-c)-cle air comlit onirt~L dish%%-&J~t . ,~ ....- _..~ . ~ -rl', ,I I plan to assurt- you " I laundr),appliances and'rangessaves a gre,it ~,_V.l .1; '''te -Pp a more than turning of l i ghts, S' does tummn1 oil a T\ stt that no one is watching. of tectnoty % have a btx'l'Jet of Witt Watching to meet your needs. hints for you. It lists many wars to save - " work harder. And uses more energy. building and planning stages at 'T' - -+ ~Iears ago, FIT realized that America's supply of oiland ruitural gas %vas lin~tcd. sulphur fud oil. And noit no%v ITL has ovil n'k)rt,- nuclear units in the How Florida usa the oil lt recei ves: - j ~ - ' - s ita knowledge, the city hasn't H In Scanda + problem.' with planning for impict In police and Iir protection, traffic control , R fuel shortage: cuts off Line of sight for southbound traffic and motorists en te ring the highway from the .. + I -' .SE VICE I i Phelp's Restaurant for safety purposes. ,., + ago by the society when places Longwood's population fl the highway on the north side of reign Inves ent ss nge r /kgenda Area Deaths Li the ct THE BEST ' ____FOR __________________ ' - -, - A weeks - inierest Kates Continue - - The 1860's Bradlee-McIntyre mansion, moved to a lot pa s anuA recreation and pa rks building. apsMvets a storm sewers. It Last October the state proved a $25,000 matching says management problems for. planning to determine the ex- Grace Bradford, society at 4-M. ' tent to which it should partici- president, by the board showed plantings Bicycle Shop at 1301 Mellonville mulating decisions. along the property line bor- Ave.andrtductionfrornlstolo + - A ties located in this area. - pate in the purchase and 'could not cut" raising the In addition, many noted parking spaces for William need for information utlllzAHnn of any of the facili- necessary funds to restore the from the United States," O'Neill said. wall. Manager Warren Gracey'sconunercial building citizens on how they want to be City toth'i.Mr In ui iuu rIvuIl Ave. governed and from civic Knowles said Michael.Stlggfns store and garden 1-P members recommended a.s.'oclation presidents. preliminary plans for the new Inc., Orlando architects city commissioners amend the The new charter when Sanford shopping center n- designing the new bank, SC- city sign ordinance to exempt completed by the group is to be tuaily drew dude a 9,000 square foot drug up three different point-of-purchase real estate reviewed by city councilmen site plans. One went 10 the 71P sale signs not exceeding six NEW YORK (AP) - The tore, 25,000 square foot food First National City Bank of before a referendurn is called. stock mark board for approval and store and 9, others sq ua re feet in area from fees square feet for et continued its re- New York, the nation's second The advisory board c ent (-limb today with an op. largest comnwrc-ial bank, anIn official actions Thursday bank officials. Knowles said the Braceland said if the present voting members, Councilman dine in interest rates, night, the 1-P board approved site plans supplied the con- ordinance Is enforced on such opening that it would lower its The opening Dow Jones aver- prime lending rate Monday 181 feet of a 190-foot-long, 10 foot tractor and bank show the wall, signs II would take a 400-man Helen Keyser and City Atty. Joe Davis were appointed in Knowles said the city can't Inspection high brick wall constructed at force to cover the January for six month terms age of 30 industrials was up a from 9 to 81, per cent. The key fraction, and gainers led losers ir.terest rate has been declining the new United State Bank of legally limit the height of the city. "It's just impossible for us and ---------------------------------------------earlier this month were by a wide margin on Seminole site on the west side f wall under zoning regulations to enforce," Braceland said. steadily for weeks from a allocated $3,000 to complete York Stock Fzehiin&'p the New pa,.,s..,4 f7.Q' ,.... limiting fer.ces six foot to 'hk 'I IA - ._• . U.S .1UIIl •Ui UI LV IKL LXIIL. -------.—..D.,. MOM height, "There are no Plaza Shopping Center. , board Is requiring demolition of restrictions on height of walls in 18 feet of the wall that borders commercial zones," Knowles • Service stat.ions throughout ___. LON G, WOOD present strong mayor system, the state seeking "701" com- Warren Street, from its original grant to restore the building. include the need for more efJaques' application for the ficient record keeping system, five others had "open mIrKh" prehensive planning assistance location on Sit 436 in Altamonte ac o th formal written e city nuiy become ago by planning funding also said and two favored a city manager Indicates Springs some months ans and with the central recreation area With system. involved financially in the city's the Central Florida Historical city has grown from a popula- procedures, no codificat.ion , f shopping center developer In requirement that the center of swimming pool and tennis All insisted Input from the center town "historic district." Society Is currently the center tion of 3,200 to 7,000. However, city ordinances, inadequt'the nation. is now working on 15 three entrance-exit drives courts. Noting the city's planning of attention. most recent population V WASHINGTON (AP) - The Any White House refusal to r House JtiilIllary (nmIttee is s*çply evidence requested by "The trouble Is that we have a prelimi nary site plan for Bob tugboat with 316 seamen aboard capsized just oil the McKee on a 23 unit, 5 acre patio PC em IN ItsflM rNPAd to the e committee could not had a fix on him In the past home south coast port Of Qzuigmu today, and 154 sailors were project on the north side White House for evidence to use PresIdent 24 ho heavily urs, so anything we might of Co in reported missing, the defense ministry announced. Boats unty Club Road, east of in Its tmpeachmer,t 1nvesti. Republlan support on Capitol say obout his location at this in the area rescued 152 sur'ivorx., but two of them died, % tipsala Hood. S gation. Fo Hill. tm Point woud be pure dOIl , the ministry mid. McKee said the concept of Chairman Peter W. Rodino, "If they're going to thwart jecture," said a spokesman for $1 million project was changed D-'iJ., said Thursday a letter our investigation down there ______________ Alft • the National Meteorological I .',"•- .,i...,--I ....lI1 •... I A IV .IL4VI IIUIIhV3 IU JdUU wui i SCflL w me wrure nouse WW we're not going 'o be able to ;J Center in Washington. Italy To Deport Terrorists homes in order to save large within the next few days sped , defend him," & Republican -- 1 lops r i i Bo th the center and the Air trees on the site. fying e th ma terial the corn- member Of the committee said. ROME (AP) —The Italian government will soon depart Transport Association, an orlie said the two-story two, mittee wants. three Palestinians charged with plotting to shoot down an "He's going to be In real MEXICO CITY (AP) — See- the chance to air th.Jr ganization of scheduled air- three and been argued," he said. "We four If the request is not honored, trouble. Israeli jetliner wi th rocket grenades, court sources said retaryofStateHelwyA.iin- plaints against the lines, has been trying to locate garage units art bedroom with slateci to selith warned the others United he said, the committee will conabout today. Rodino announced the lin-ger, in his first major vent ure In Sta tes. the Alexandria, Va., balloonist before. $l40,X) and up the Now the f or eign minisrider using Its subpoena pow- pending request for evidence at The newaper II Tempo reported that Palestinian Latin American policy, has since he was last contacted by a nd construction price range 4 ten, Is expected to with our momentum lost, a s , which could lead to a con- a news conference at which the terrorist wganl'atkns Informed the Foreign Ministry taken a new tack in seeking a radio Tuesday afternoon. At "The judgment has been per. have to work very hard to argue start within 90 days. The patio ititutlonal clash between Con- committee was advised by they would hi jack an Italian ship or airplane unless the solution to the delicate problem sented before the case has even 4 ' tist time he was about 1,015 the appeal," home complex will Include a reuand the executive ta-inch, staff that it need not limit its three were released from ja il by Feb. 28. of United States investments miles east-northeast of San iuuuuuui•i.i.uuiuuIIi The committee believes IL, 'nvestigation of possible Court Presiden t Pietro Paacallsio confirmed that a iibroad. _____________________________________________________ Juan, Puerto Rico. oostltutlonal hearing origina ll y scheduled for Mardi 2 has been adauthority to con- grounds for impeachment to An AlA spokesman said it REP. PETE R IIODINO luct an impeachment inquiry criminal offenses. Speaking Thursday at vanced to Feb. 27. had received, but could not con4 ..,Leads committee opening of a three-day confer. mverrldes any claim to execuArab commandos killed 32 pu*ile on Dec. 16 when they A staff paper, Intended firm, reports that weak radio HERSHEL BUMGARDNER ,00 Clyde of Sanford; Allan, Lake lye privilege. President Nixon as a guide to the members, with 24 Latin American fire-txrnbel a Pan Anericxin World Airways plane at signals believed to be from said address Itself to the abuses of -Mary and James Hobby of , foreign ministers,with us said his cooperation Ii I. , IdpntI2t the f'..eJ I...A 1+,..... ..&...A IS.. air . . crimi na l rt and highjacked Rome po a Lufthansa jetliner v. 'IOI •II iwu Lvn IVIVIICU a L1d --------'---- r', II vIII i. uwngarun' 42. S arta Tenn.; sister Lnecommit.teewillbellinitedto asa standard for impeachment report, "In an Impeachment Arnmerican foreign policy chief At hens. The same day,a Rome court resumed hearings in kar, Senegal. of Osteen died today. Born in 30 grandchildren and 11 greatacts that do not impair the of a president. of the rocket plot trial. procetcling a president is called proposed 'he formation of a Somerset. Ky.. An ATA spokesman said that lie lived in grandIchildren. residency. of fin- Osteen for the past The criminal law ... does not 10 account for abusing powers if predictions by the meteI, two years Brtsson Funeral Home in figures which only a president and was a member of Osteen charge. orolojlcal center are correct Doyan Still Holds Out handle disputes involving of companies. Africa by Thursday night. member of Masonic Lodge 639 TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Def ense Minister Moshe EDWARD R. DII These predictions were based of Woodstock, Ky., a veteran of fl.yan persisted today in Ms ref usal to join Prnkr One delegate present at ui a on upper air currents . U the Korean War, and a car. Edward R. Dunn, 62, of closed-door meeting said Golda Melt's new minority governmen t. But he told other F 1 Catch, 48, left Harrisburg, board would try to resolve di,-. peniter. leaders of their Labor a lignment that he would support Market St., Charlottesville Va. S vivors Monday night in his hiil Pa, ur Include his wife, 'lied Feb 13 He was the am-inputed nationalization or and vote for the new cabinet. unts Ho Helen loon "Light Heart in an effort law Bumgardner, Osteen; propelation moves against U.S. of longtime Sanford Sources In the party said the 75-year-old woman to be the first person to cross 6 . Vic, com lo X panies and thus avoid gov- three daughters, Miss Debbie resident, Mrs. Dorothy Corrodi. premier would also be her own defense minister If she the Atlantic Ocean in a balloon. Ky.; ernment-to-government cow Bumgardner. Bers, could not make Dayan change his mind before sle must MrL Survivors Include hits wife, ,-r ' * lie intended to land either in Jennefer Phelps, Somerset, Betty Jane; and daughter frontations. announce the ca binet lineup next week. of - __ __~ COPENHAGEN, Denmark I. southern France or nothern Ky.; l.aChelle and Regina Pamela Dunn, fl-arxrt Minister. Shtrnon Peres, a member of (AP) Alexander Soixhenitayn Spain, but upper air currents Dayan's "Rail" faction Of the La bor alignment, an"Kissinger explained that Bwngardner, both of Osteen' arrived here early to day, we son, Dennis, Osteen; pushed him south of his originil while countries have their notseed that he also would stay out of the cabinet. Party two Funeral N swnably on his way to Norwaj. also brothers, night path. Virgil, Eubank, Ky. — responsibilities the U.S sources said Mrs. Mcli would ta ke over the Transport I. lie is believed to be looking for has a policy of protecting and Lester, Somerset, meteorological center IV SUMOARONIN, "a Ministry, too, but hoped to persuade Pares as well as Ky. U.S, ),~~] r (ii,folt. L. rUA.qal ttrv, ILf Pit'r a place In Scandinavia to settle companies abroad. So there is father, S. T. Rumgardner, had estimated Catch would Dsyan to reconsider. U4"I n"VI3,'r, with his family. Srwrset. : land somewhere inside the often a prnbk'm," he said. Where to go for all the lie Oslo newspaper Alten3panLshSaltara, about 650 miles unison Funeral Home In Mid •, information you need posten said th e exiled Soviet sion Cambodian Fighting One delegate sa id Kissinger charge. north of Dakar. Fun.ca ome,,t :r. -44 "' about your flV.' COin" writer was expected oIfcaiinut' But, noted the center's to take the had presented "some sound . Assilled by Rev G"* Houghton --%~ ^ ferry frow CApenhigen to Oslo. idleas, but they must be stud. munity. SUGJ,&ildhVItnlcn(AP) . VtgWl ci*thtuedfor spokesman, ,,without an upOw 410der b* shM BEA HUGHES dated fix, frankly. we don't . . UTIVillig 2we Saturday morn- led." But others were wftppy .. SHIMM In charq* Of Reeds,w ,goswn.,!t ethgroceri,t.aay up to 832I2 ing. The report uidhe would because he hid selzed,ieIn. know where heis." Hiram v H bb 3, visit painter J"Wekkemam itisUve at a conference they ex. Henderson 141m, $anford, died WVICOO for Hiram I ) ~ t V "*by. 15, -~ harvest. at his mountain home near Lfl- pected to dominate. 0 I Thursda . Born In Ashburn, 01 "OndtfSOM Lant. ;SnlOrd, *ft More than 3,000 infantrymen with armored ve hicles lehammer. held E34 9212 # . * Casselbtrry beWed the North Vietnamese In the Mekong delta area Or ! Z: :Oslo papers sqgested -1 that he "Kissinger prese-rited some He w&s a retired poultry I&r. vvnef &I Horne w-th aev j I i-, - IEr except Saturday and I 9; - it Ir some 50 miles southwest of Sai' on. They reported killing might rent the home near Ulle- thinp the foreign trAnisters r.Z SIDNEY THOMPSON Christmas Day mer, member of Evagrftn P111t &nd Rev J Ted Cosmato $ N1h Vietnamese and said they captured 13 wexpoeis, hammer of the late Sigrid UnOf"(1811,10 flurlai in swivan 8349212 300 N. Sanford Herald. dsel, like SotzheniL5yn a winner weren't prepared for, ach as Baptist Church. GATHERING LIGHT 3,000 mortar sheila and 211 000 rounds of rif le ammunition. the fact-finding board idea. and Survivor; I nclude his wife _____ 'HESE children at India's Bcdh Gaya 'No Sou th Vietnamese were reported wottndet of the Nobel Prize for Liter 3777) they don't know what to do Mrs Ethel T The Saigon command eald there was more fighting than atilre. Mple collect candies for ceremony by Dalai about It," a delegate mid. . Oikk L.A,W N ' - ~ four daughtiers, Mrs. Maybell , 8349212 Second Class Postage Paid usual, with 142 CommunIst atta&s dxlng the 24 htxars ending at dawn today. This is shout dothle tie rwnbor at ci cease-fire violations s1n by the govelsaneM In recent hi 86, wrL'ks. X)UL, South Korea (AP) fllajOrityconsensus for the type of government the new charter Pushing Up Stock Market _______ TANKER CONSTRUCTION Wednesday, FrI'Iay and Sunday, while even plated I Qor ' bered plates can get gas on Sough t By S. Korean Boat Capsizes Longwood Seeks Fund4z department. straw poll showed no -- - - -- ' _______ Impeachment Info News Briefs - - -. Wedevelop85percentof Kresge (K-Ma) stores in the dering the restaurant but no - - "-_ - — World Bill • - CITY ORDERS DEMOLITION .lBfeetofwallnearesthlghwaysajdsafetyh (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Orlando. II WASHINGTON (AP) , The chael M. Ameen Jr., company bon daily toefore the embargo. ments to the United States major oil producer In Saudi vice president, said Thursday. by LIV disengagement Of llrseli Rhode Island, Wendell If. Ford If the embargo is lifted, about two million ba laa day Arabia uyi that If the Arabs and Syrian forces. Ameen said the Saudi govern- Aramco production of Kentucky and Marvin Mancould be in. "We can get that oil In here lift their oil embargo it can send merit forced Aramco to reduce In the United States, federal del Of creased to lO.J Million barrels a ( the United States) In five or six energy chief William farm reoilto the U ni ted States production last fall. But th E. Simon However, in four other gasoe day, he said. w" told than ever before. a group of met with six governors In an line-starved sta tes, thousands company has continued to exAmeen said almost all of the tanker executives. Shipments by Aramco could pand its facilities. effort to work out a more equl. of gasoline station operators -a. 3.3 million barrel increase Aramco's fIgure of 3.3 million table allocation of available threatened to padlock their be increased overnight by two The company's present pm could be shipped to the United bamls compam to total petro. million barrels per day above duction gasoune. of about 7 millIon W. States. That would exceed lewn imports last pumps or sell until their tanks week aver. the preoembago levels. Ml- reh a day compares Simon said the FEO is work- are dry. to 8,8 na Ar&mco,s pre-em bar 90 BWP- aging 4.6 million barrels a day, ing on a new atimUon formula away frnm home for 30 years. I would like to spend more time with my husband and my dog Ukie." -+ - • shopping centers in the .show n on U.S.1192 be rnn+k A1.soapproed were site plans ford who held office in the city Southeastern states, In cluding entran ce only. changes for a 1,800 square foot for ' 20 years before his eight in Florida. The nearest 1.-P chairman Art Harris sa id new building and 882 square December by Floyd and * Snnford are in Gainesville and the original site plan approved foot present building for Lloyd's Young Willdefeat be helpful in week. Motorists with Arabs WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Martha W. Griffiths says she will not seek re.electlon to Congress, where she has served for 30 years. The Michigan Democyat, a champion for women's rights, made the surprise announcement Thursday shortly after another Michigan Democrat, Richard F. VanderVeen, was sworn In as the newest member of Cgress. (3ling age as a factor, Mrs. Griffiths said: "I'm 52 years - ___ - ____ Koomart Center Plan Aired ,4 " Exports Could Soar — her third year on the job. However, Treasury Department sctrces have said she was unhappy over a department realignment. - ---.. Davis warning the group to stricter requirements and Raymond Pierle, William move cautiously In tampering limitations on elected officials. Feranadex, Mel Schwartz, John with the docv.rnent. Members are former city F. Bass, Jim Altman, Ross He sa id a new charter cannot clerk Jane Richards, chair. Brewe r, Jim Toomes, Richard conflict wi th the state con- man; George Perkins, vice Gal, Arleen Peizer, Howard In 3967, was reviewed section by stitution or the municipal chairman; J.R. (Hat) hat. Sims, S. Warren Marshall and section Thursday night with homerule law, but may impose taway, secretary nd Dr. FrankFrana. said they lean toward . -.•--. And in upstate New York, awga Springs nas adopted a different volun tary odd-even plan based on the days of the • - - jL - _ •- • ______ motorists get gas on the other purchases by out-of-staters. cited personal and family reasons for her departure . - regular • -• • .".--:-• - I . - —hh!1Ph -. that that gasoline stations - Monday, - - - * V ---_ . _ I 111 1 1 . + , - - 11 customers. 10 - .. customers only. That despite a favor --.:; - statiori mayeitibuish hour when they may cater to regular cannot -. 1 -. • 0 own. - Project," says a report from the Office of - - County provisions and adds L Man At Sea In Dakota (AP) includes the basic Westchester . ,, charter revision. Regular meetings are he ld first and third Thursday of each month at the civic center. The current charter, adopted . ____.. In some cases, conflicts including the provision that to. among county, community, cal community governments orth. — ___________________ plans in hard-hit states, But the Westchester County counties and communities often legislature passed amandatory confuse the situation. Oregon buying plan this week, Veto action against President Nixon's pay raise proposal for congressmen and other top federal officials has been blocked In the House. However, Senate Democratic Whip Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia said that 'a te very likely will occur, possibly next Thursday or Friday" In the Senate. Congressmen, federal judges and top administration officials get the pay raises recommended by President Nixon Feb. 4 unless either the House or Senate vetoes or modifies them by March 6. WASHINGTON ruri . ease acute shortages in much of ry the voluntary Oregon the country, odd-even rationing even system now In force Congressional Pay Raises - -- ,. s By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New York Gov. Malcolm Chaos, that's the word for the son said he has "a visceral gasoline shortage. action against government While the federal gasoline al. rect'ng people what to do" location system has failed to has declined to make Owen Brooks, Ia, are charged In what police call the homosexuaMctture slayings of 27 teen-agers over a three. year period. WASHINGTON (AP) LI! By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff W riter ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Charter study commissioners Thursday night opted for a completely new charter, agreeing to solicit idea.s from Mayor Norman Floyd, exmayor Lawrence Swofford, councilmen, and Dr. Young of FTU 's polit i cal science . - - Friday, Feb. 22, l973A The Sanford Herald '' 1. C. .; I." -_ , �-- 4A—The Sanford Herald - - - --- . - -- - : - _-z- ------ - ------ ------ ---- - - ----------- - - -- ----. - - - - - - - - -,;- - - - -- ---- - . - r -- - -- China - U.S. Detente Weak But Working By EflWAIU)NEIL.%N Coplev News Service The majority of those visitors have been Chinese-Americans Peking is quietly, but with apparent effectiveness, cultivating a constituency among WASHINGTON—The scene was the Kwangchow (Canton) export commodities fair last November. An American reporter, unable to resist the opening, nodded and then asked: "Since the visit, how many new American restaurants have open ed in China?" Th e anecdote illustrates as well as anything that the Peking-Washington detente, now ofIicialtv two years old, is still pretty much of a 0110-Sided affair China's prompt return of Emil Kosh, 27, the U.S. government employe who had the misfortune to be on the Para ccl Islands with a South Vietnamese arm group when captured last month hr Chinese troops, shows that the detente is in day-to-day working order. A few years ago such an incident would have resulted in young Kosh spending perhaps years in a Chinese prison. The fact that China has purchased a 400room hotel in %Vashington, D.C., to house staff mem bers of its liaison office, and two spiffy official residences for top brass, indicates that Peking intends to have representation in the U.S. capital for some time, So far as real people-to-people exchanges go, however, the statistics are very lopsided. According to the New York-based National Committee on U.S.— China relations, some 7,500 American citizens have visited China since President Nixon's visit there Feb. 21-27, 1972. United Nations. These have included acrobats, ight#unfarbirralb 11 TELEPHONE 8319993 SANFORD, FLA 3fl7 — '-'--S - -- ff I the world's largest petroleum reserves, King Faisal could end the oil squeeze virtua lly wi th a iap of his royal fingers. For he can mar ket enough oil to break the back of the Arab embargo or the price fix. 0 polished, Harvard-educated ol! minister. I new to Riyadh to learn m'xe about this strange land, which bas emerged csvernight from backward desert kingdom to the world's No.1 petroleum power. The story of its rise Is like a tale from the Arabian Nights. CY WAYNE 0 DOYLE Advertising Director 5. Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOL1NE, G.nerai Manager . Death Sentence Meted . :. - ,. ' I ,41 ORLANDO, Fla. ' AP) — Florida Public Service Canunlssioner Paula hawkins has ca lled for mandat ory statewide gasolir, rationing1 "The e'oluntary.plan has just not wor ked. We can see that," she sa id In a Th ursday Interview here. Driving from Tallahassee to Orlando you can feel the squeeze," she said. "It's absolutely chaotic." nLrks And WINIFREDFGIELOW BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager Comptroller Hawkins For Rationing . . DAVID A.êRYAPJ'T Managing Editor ' -' .4 .4•• _. .. -- Ji , Circus World Draws Crowds . ROY GREEN Advei'f,sing Manager HAIUES CITY, Fla. (AP)— Despi te Florida's gas woes, 4, 036 visitors have Flxked to CIrcus World for the opening of the big-top preview center. A spokesman for Central Florida's newest attraction said mot or ists began lining up at 7:30 Thursday, 90 mnirniles before the doors opened. me candy-striped showcase Is an elaborate preview of future attractions. Th e $.S0 mil li on, fi5oacre ('trcus World complex, locat ed 15 miles west of Walt Disney World, Is scheduled for completion In late 1975. ' CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Sup? ' . RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman RAY STEVENS CHR IS NELSON Ma gazine Editor Edit Room Foreman C .~,45. . --- . _,~ s~ . ~ , ~ - I, I ,~*fr .j I i: 4',-~ I 10 ~14 ~_ __ r Vr -.,~_ 8v Mad __- 11 ' enough in the economic ou tlook for '/aI $2 $2 40 Mor1th, $73 aOl Year Same As Ho" Deli v ery, 8.tPsg762O M Imos 517 — U S P'ji Regaloris pro.i. that all mail subscriptions be pad tri adwaie Entered as second class matte, A 0 st 27 1901 at the Post Ol'.ce at anInvd. F''d 32771 .. - w- In Florida All () P .1, , i President Nixon feels confident SUBSCRIPTION RATES 4k Week Ui 206 Months Si;il).i'...' Nopartolarip' material ne* or advertising of this edt'oit Of The anfora Herald may be rprcidutpd in any manner bWflOiJY perrTsss'nn O me puOliS her ('4 The Herald Any 'nd',d(,,aI firm r-ponsbte for such reproct,on *ill be cons.dercd 's infringing on Iht Herald s capyrqht arid *ill be he'd liable for damage under the ia* Published da.!,' and Sjrmdars ecep Satorda, "p1, *"uen .' 't p. The Herald is a mtmbe', of the Associated Press *hch is reprvct,on of all the local tfltItItdCl(fU%,Ci, toiheusefor ricAs printed in th' nspper - am. e Free Market Key To Anti-inf l a tion BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer l4om Delivery Ahead the United States to deciare that there will be no recession in 1974. However, his annual report on the econo my also warns of continued inflation and rising unemployment in the period immediately ahead, with a tur turn for the better unlikely before the last half of the year. Mr. Nixon s relying on flexibility federal spending and improved unemployment insurance programs to keep a slowdown in economic fl.... lCrul -ng on ;ueij to produce a full-blown recession, Other than that, tle underlying theme of his economic message is that there Is no quick 5&ution to the manifold problems confronting our economy. Time, patience and a "steadiness" of policy, says the ----• 64 - President, can achieve the econorlc stability which the dramatic measures of his New Economic Policy launched in mid-1971 only partially attained, The President can report that the nation has seen a steady rise In production and the number of jobs during the last two and a half years, and a strengthening of the dolla r abroad two primary objective. It is In the control of Inflation where the President has had to concede disappointment In his NEP. The behavior of prices under the impetus of a worldwide surge In demand for goods has left the architects of his four-phased controls program somewhat shelLshocked. Alter the 9 per cent jump In the consumer prices in 1973, it Is fair to ask whether price levels today would be — - - argues for moderation. Firestone Divorce Granted His representatives have also quietly encowaged the other oil prodocers to use the Arab oil embargo arid to hold down prices. any different if there had been no MIAMI AP Myrna Odell Firestone has been granted a divor ce from tire heir Russell A. Firestone, Jr, Firestone filed for the divorce Dec. 4, but Dade Circuit Judge Murray Goodman granted Mis. Firestone 's later di vor ce request Wednesday. It had been his fourth — The king is deeply concerned about e enormous price hike and fully realizes what It is doing to the th world economy. He Is reluc- controls at all since 1971. ULM, however, to be the fird to break the 00 Cartel. Mr. Nixon can now reaffirm (roe-a experience that "sustained and compre hensive suppression" of a free market system will not solve an inflation problem That is only one of the four lessons the President draws [torn our recent experience and It applies mainly to the past, since he is promising a continued phase-out of controls. It Is the other three lessons t ha t we must f going to win the battle against in. flation. To the devout Faisal, oi l Is Saudi Arabia's "bounty from •i ' jp He Is determined to use It to build up his country, par. ticularly to broaden its industrial and economic base. modern glas,t'and.cvncre buildings have risen Already ' alongside the castellated mud walls of Riyadh. Cadillacs md Mercedes roll over six4ane Too& wttre camiels WA donkeys ALIso 14 8[HHY'S 1 OHLO Pzi 4 ~1 -.r.ft;',',t• Herald Area Corresponderit r$, .At I Longwood 11— 1/ ,., )I 'c -.,. Black Community •,' r ..) -ri What's behind 322 47— :-v'. Ri L - Bruce Blossat _____________________________________ - . V _._., ~ ~ ~_~_. Bear Lae Forest City Lake Monroe 122 2611 372 7611 Deltona DeBary Enterpris. Favwmelle Edsards -A Lit Mathievi $7).333 3i9 .3703 Ckutuota Oiteen Liza Baker Mrs Clarence Snyder 377 11*1 365 ' Geneva . Ov*de Slavi ¶207 Altamonte S prings EkJa Nichols 'o-; Tanglewood, E. Joan Babb 67 1 2359 Winter Springs Nancy Booth 327 6735 Ca$$iitry. Far., Park Goldenrod . Eastbrook t3$flh92Or77fll, detente debate? Washington (NEAl In ways altogether common in this capita! but not particu' Iarly profound. practiced observers are psttmg Secretary of State Henry Kis.sIncr against Secretary of Defense Jamei Schlesinger in crucial diplomatic military matters affecting the Soviet Union. Involved are the presen and future of detente KissInger-stamped achievement of President Nixon's first term, differences over what bargaining position we should take at the next SALT II disarnurnent talks Ilong delayed'. and what our strategic defense posture is and should hi'. First. Just to clear the air a little, ii ought to 1w said that ltwjt' is no significant evidence thjt — whatever else may be at stork here a serious, personalls'tunt'd clash is occurS ring tx'lwt'rn the two men In their prokwonal guises tht'v are quilt' diFkrt-nt K iss;ngt-r at critical working stages i. secretive. .iml opens up tt ith flue-ni, lucid uiterinct' iflJy V. hen iii', time to tel the Public w hat he has done. Schlesinger. though a "private man' with little use fur the srx,ial swim, strongly favors open debate 'within the obvious limits of his present defen-se tra& on the Imes of consequence it, world and nation, Yet tht'rv is nothing in this In make them necessaril iflcompatible, and the printe-d accounts have it, plausibly, that - they meet at least Once ueekly when Kissinger's travels allow. At the moment. the surface 11)0k of dett'nte ith Russia is still firm, though diminislwd in gloss by Moscow's role in the 1973 Mideast war and recent nuclear arms tests. Kissinger is soon off to set up a second Moskm summit meeting for President Nixon. Meantime, internal controversy steams within the official Nixon household over what stance the United States should adopt when the arms talks rt'sume at Geneva Feb 19 It is knostn that Sc-hit-singer considers himself and Kissinger in fundamental agree ment as It) those principles Inch stmuitl rompriw nor i'ni'r, I rh-rim Jw )*t un' as it it' I .iti' Iii 1111 4 .1 r itiotiji ailat, %%'hil l this amounts to is that We must 1w in ri'alistje balance in terms of military strength order to negotiate- forcefully arid r'n(liir- ingls' ill tiiplomat'y But withir, that frame there is much room (or dispute, and one mans detail may come perilously close to eroding another's "principle. Amid a welter of published reports, the notion persists that Kissinger wants not only some reduction by both sides in missile ntimtw'rs. but some check on development of multi()lt'. independently largett'4 warheads which we have n in ahunilirwi. while Uussia struggles Iii catch up and is stilt te1ing their utility on a new gt-nr'ratiun of huge, land' bawd weapon., One tmdisli act-Hunt has it that Sehilt'sjngt'r is "sk(.;)tkal" ituit Ill' ability to vt-rift elintinis 'in "tich multiple s arhi'jf lit' could ts' iful i t iii- we; m' nM-ri-1% a w eflrva(j layinstead III (Iett'ti'.i' 'e,t-t.ns No satellite has the capatiiiitv III M't'ifl tk'n'it1t tIn' cap of a fl)iss1lt' to determint its warht'atl content aiming dc-vices If "t-ontrnl" mt'in to slop testing new y.l1led weapons ,intj sr-tilt' for what tine ham., i've-n that i,pijj not providi' a suii:jbit. rhts'k ')lth'r. in'plaei- misilr's 'itikc 14' l(Vt'd 'at i ilici' of ti-'t'ngt ________________ F1 1/ -' s marriage and her second. Mrs. Firestone was awar ded custody of Russell A. Firestone Ill, th e couple's child. The couple had homes here and in Louisville, Ky. . ___ C by s 00. - - II S — — - . — L FURNITURE IS __ SALES CASSELBERRY - - ,. ( 5" (*i. I trI '( - ' __________ I - I, ff ' . 1-k ' I ) .9r . J ' - i Re said that to his knowledge the contract was rejected by the rank and file membership because of dlsatisfactlon over proposed pay Increases, The agreement was for an 8 per cent Immediate increase and an 11 per cent increase in the second year of the two-year pact, he said. . . ,, , ig .' , - , 1 . -s- ,pkL,*S• YOUTH SHELTER GETS TRUCK SANF(JRI) OPTIMIST Club has donated a pickup truck from Jack Prosser Ford to the Seminole All Youth Shelter (SAYS). Above, General Manager F.W: Thurston delivers the truck plus a $250 gift from the dealership: Shown, from left, are Optimist secretarytreasurer Fred Davis; Rev. Jack Lindsay, SAYS board president; SAYS Executive Director Jim Lynd; Optimist president Terry Morris; Thurston, and Optimist member Jim Courier, He said the worker's agreed Th ursday to remain at the plant (Herald Photo By Ken Bumpus i— Sem i nole Calendar Feb. 2! ('tmultre ilIe'Midwa).Intjian ?'luwiil Fire l)istrict meeting, 111-1113, County Courthouse, 7:30 pin. People of district invited to attend. Feb. 27 March 5— Sanford Senior Citizens — horticultural Seminar Tour to Sea World. Leave Civic Sarford Garden Club, 7:30 p.n' ('enter at nine and return by 5 "Fruit Trees for the Home," b p.m. For information call 322. Frank J. Jasa, Count: 9148 or 348, Extension Director, Seminol Feb. 23 Seminole Spokes Club of County. Car wash, Sanford Alliance Welcome Wagon, Quality Inn Youth Fellowship, 10 am. to 4 Nortii 114 and 434, noon 1w,- Mar. 8-9 p.m., United State Rank,. itmeon nit-cling. Program St. Johns District Camporee on Sanford Plaza. MalltintJ Art Center by Mrs all Scout troops and Webelo ltetty Shaw, president of board Units, Tomnaka Woodlands, Feb. 25— of directors, mile north of Del-and. Call Ru Sanford VFW Post 10108 Kitni'r, 3,775l for (urthei %larh Family Fun Time Spaghetti dinner, 5-7 pm. and information, starring Col. Tim McCoy and auction. 7:30 p.m. Casselberrs ttfl*S h ,.i.... .., ltiiirr, emen ary School cafeteria. Starch 11 :30 p.m. to benefit VFW Fr,e baby sitting during Sanford Rotary Club, 12:1 building fund. auction. Tickets on sale ;it p.m., Civic Center; speaker C hool office Sen. Lori Wilson. Sanford Homemakers, 9:3(s am., nomeo0olrs, sirs. I. H. Wood, 2 104 Sanford Ave., quilting. — ......, - -- t _________ 41 Al 0 11 I - w3f I JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) erators, who buy their own fuel. For this reason, there wasn't The state has promised enough gasoline to keep Jack- a special all ocation and d ri vers sonviU run- were forced to wait with the general public in long li nes at ning, school officials say, "This Is a special alloca tion service sta tions still open, Gasoline retailers spokesmen from the state...," Dean B ankenship, administrative assist- say nearly 90 per cent of Jackant to the superintendent, said sonville sta tions will be dry by Saturday. Thursday. "The allocation for as long as It Is needed." School officials said they didn't ask how the state Is getSTEEL SILTED RADIALS Lung the extra gasoline. FOREIGN £ OOMUTIC Francis Brown, school trans. Iaianc, High Me. Seth aite.. portatlon director, said WedI Sre Sirsk nesday that the buses were In Forn 1, Dor.it danger of nmnlr,g out of fuel. • Jacksonville, under a court , MotrcyI, Ti,,, integration order to bus 55,0(1) __ pupils each day, is the only ____ school system in Florida that doesn't own its buses. The sys tern contracts with private up- - , I'l - School Bus Gas Promised - 416 The Clewiston mill Is the oldst sugar operation In Florida. Ither sugar producers In ike Okeechobee area are not ffected by the walkout. The corporation has agreed to ttend a Sunday meeting, roposed by a federal mediator, ykes said. - — / agreement." "We asked for time to llquilate," Sykes said Thursday. 'This will be accomplished by rhidntttht." Sykes said all factor)' opertions were halted but field rorkers were not affected by me strike. NAPLES Most stations me- SARASOTA Unes down to opened after a three-day strike, about 15 minutes. Many MaAverage wait over an hour. Wins reopened after strike. OCALA —Most stations open TAMPA Stations closing only in the early morning, early. Average wait 15 to 30 Many dry. Average wait an minutes. hour. VENICE — Pr obably most ORLANDO Most sta tions critical area In Florida. Most open only In the morning. Waits stations dry. Waits average varying but not over 30 mm. over an hour. Area to receive utes, Record numbers of tour- emergency shipments. - But Fred C. Sykes, vice pres. ident In charge of personnel for U.S. Sugar, said the rejected agreem ent was reached Manday, the day the old contrat with the factory workers i'x plied. "We shook hands all arow-1 and assumed that It was settied," Sykes said. "But the membership failed to ratify tlii until midnight so that all pulp, Juice, sugar and molasses wouli be cleared and the ma:hlnery cleaned before the lant wan shut down. — - — tJc t A. :k "Gee dad! I know the truth about the tooth fairy. Whit's the story on The fuel Oil shortage? - Henrietta M. Narsico, Deltona David J. Fortier, Deltona Helen Barker, Deltona Salvatore Caputo, Deltona Paul H. Calhoun, New York OR MORE '- -. — CLEWISTON, Fla. (AP) Seven hundred machinists walked out at midnight today from the U.S. Sugar Corp.'s mills here and In nearby Bryant The strike came after memhers of Local 57 of the International Association of MachinIsts rejected an agreement reached earlier by corporation and union negotiators, The union declined to discuis the walkout. I ,'' — Elizabeth Chapman Beverly A. Lattimore Eva Mae Siplin Hiram V. Hobby Sanford: Mary H. Brion, Deltona Joseph E. Peckham Janice C. dine, DeLand Willie A. Rhodes Gene T. Rupert, Longwood Hiram V. Hobby Katherine G. Skinner, Osteen Mildred J. Robinson BIRTHS Joshua L, Finch, Geneva Gladys Wigfield Joyce Fortson and baby boy, ,ht'. & Mrs. harry McMurray, lake Mary Thomas J. Wheaton a girl, Sanford Katherine Rober Marie S. King, Winter Park Mt'rts 13. Waldron Robin L. Smith, Winter D1SCIIARGES Emma J. Arnie Springs Unda George Lovie Nichols, Apopka Margaret L. Peck Ruby L. Edwards, Daven port Sanford: Iris Seined Robert Richardson, Sorrento Tommy Leslie Raymond A. Sandifer Dcrothy Ellsworth, Dade ('itt' flerh,tt flocieln c.c Martin Woodward Deborah I. Lozano Myron L. Scott Aaron Keith Elizabeth J. Mathleux, Richard J. Lazar Raymond M. Fryer Geneva Mabel W. Connelly, DeBary June if. Fehrman Clyde Eckhart Herman Wagner, Deltona I' FEBRUARY2I, 1974 ADMISSIONS '." is,uu; — El I - Sugar Aft n . )I1 I / - ,or S _______________ By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS FLORIDA'S TURNPIKE lines. Nearly all stat1os to out, others expecting to be dry lsts In area -Here's a breakdown of the Gasoline t,.' ....'-%--J - available at all - rIa*r,, t'..lA,, iv, tvuu, uui by we end or reuruary. Situl'ALATKA Mo:t tatnns gasoline situation In various Lions 24 hours a day. From 7 expected to re-open Monday. ation a li ttle better along Inter- expected to be dry by Monday. areas of Florida as reported am. to 5 p.m., driven allowed GREEN COVE SPRINGS state 75. PENSACOLA — No statinr: Thursday by members of The to buy $2 worth on southern Most Statiiifts expected to be l.AKEND LA A bout ø) per closed, no rationing and n sociatt Press: sections on northern After dry by Monday. cent of stations closed, either lines. COCOA Nearly all stations p.m., southern section stations JACKSONVIlLE Many striking or or out of gas. Waits open sell daily quota by noon. limit sales to $1. , AUGUSTINE No lines. stations closed and nearly all from one to three hours. Waits range from one to two 123.5 n half out of gas, but FORT LAUDERDALE expected to be dry by Friday. MIAMI Many stations dry. expected to be hours. Most stations open only a few dry by end of KEY WEST Tell of 15 sta - Open sta tions closing early. Av. DAYTONA BEACh Sta- hours a day. Average wait 30 to tions closed. Average wait 30 to erage wait 30 minutes, month . (Ions closed by around noon. 60 minutes. Sr PETERSBURG 60 minutes, MARIANNA No stations Short lines (Ions open for a few hours. AvGAINESVIIJE Short LAKE CITY Some stations closed, no rationing and no erage wait one hour. lines. Machini sts Hos p ital N otes And gasoline, more pkntlul than drinking water, sells for 13 cents a gallon. First, pumping up the economy too qw&ly to treat symptom of recession will make Inflation worse. Second, we can no longer look at our economic problems In Isolation. DEIJIND, Fla. API One of two men charged In connection with th e mutilation slaying of an 1 l-year .old Tampa youth has been sente nced to die In the electric chair. The Sen tence for Johnny Paul Wilt, 30, of Thonotosassa, near Tampa, was reco,n,nended by a four-woman, eight. titan jury Thursday. The jury had found Wilt guilty Wednesday In the death of Jonat ha n Kushner, w hose body was found In a shallow grave a week after he d isappeared on Oct. 28. A trial date has not been set for Gary Tillman, 19, also charged In the slaying. - - JOHN A SPOLSKI, Asso,,atEdtc. Damages Drawbridge Crewmen aboard th e tugboat Ruth Bren t, which was pulling th e barge, were uninjured, Coast Guard U. Robert Gron be rg said. A spok esman said the drawbridge was raised he w n the accident occurred, ,. '¼' Briefs spokesman. ., I Fuel Supply Down To Trickle Statewide Strike nearby Freeport . Ther e was no damage to th e barge, which carried liquid fertilizer, said a Coast Guard ''' * I", . — '' ' -. l)l*'UNIAK SPRINGS,Fin.(AP) A bridge attendant I i -n• ' was report ed missing after a barge struck and destroyed pert of a drawbridge early today, sheriff's deputies say, Of fice rs Identified th e missing man as W.C. McCarter of ':' . ' - Barge .. -. . News emerged . ' p .- ...•. i' Florida - - To Get More Gas — ... ._ I: (Herald Photo by Joan Rabbi since - Friday, Feb. 22, The Sanford Herald TAILAIIASSCE, Fla. (AP) The announcement followed toward a mandatory rationing least getting essenial public An emergency gasoline allo- the earlier release of 5.86 mu- system. service back In places where it cation of 17, million gallons is lion gallons from federal mehas almost collapsed," Huton its way to service stations serves. Hutchinson said In a Thus'schlnson said. "People have got and will help to ease fuel shortAskew and Sen. Lawton da, news conference that most i, be able to get some gasoline ages In 34 counties, says Florl- Chiles, D-Fla., have called a of the 17.66 millIon gallons IS to get to work," da energy chief Homer Hut- news conference today for fj headed for fuel distributors In chinson. tier comment on the state Duval County and the 33 counMore than half the allocation Gov. Reubln Askew an- gasoline situation, ties south of Gainesville. will go to service stations, he nounced Thursday evening that Meanwhile, House Speaker tie expressed confidence that said. the Federal E nergy Office had Terrell Sessuins, D-Taznpe, has Hutchinson conceded that the approved a 12-million-gallon directed the House Trans. distributors would send the gasoline where it will do the advance on the March aliocaadvance against Florida's portation Committee to study m ost good. Lion amoun ts to "robbing Pe ter March allocation. gasoline allocations with an eye "It would have the effect of at to pay Paul.- AFRICAN DAY skits climaxed a unit of study by Teague Middle School social studies teacher Tom Milwee's students, Teachers and 160 students came to the afternoon session in appropriate Costumes. Students shown l to r) are: Dewavne Roberts, Mark Borthwick, Sherry Currerns, Melody McDonoug and Melanie Williams. a ." . GOING NATIVE iitre energetic and innovative Washington 's leadership stitutional Convention of IM. 'flint Is the severest judge of presidents. The simple fact alone virtually held together He was the only man who greatness. Though At the turn of the century, Riyadh was a small desert town of the remains, however, that without the tiny ragtag American army towered above partisanship, debonking school of historians Washington there would have during the long years ba ked, mud-brick houses and thopi. It was ruled by the unpopular of the the only possible choice for Emit Ajian ILashid, whose performs a useful service by been no Revolution, no Con- war. lie was the only man president of a family had chased the rival Saud new Federal cut ting folk heroes down to stitution, probably no United respected enough by all facgovernment that no one was at family Into exile In Kuwait. human size occasionally, the States as we know it today. January 1902, 21-year-old Abdul Axis lbn Saud announced tions ans to preside over the Con- all sure could work. men that nation reveres for to his fa ther : "You will ei ther see me victorio us or not at all.,, generation after gene ration are ilien he stole off across the bleak, reddish-br'osni desert with a National Monument yingofthathonor. band of 40 fnllower. It 242 ears the birth 4' l o George Washington. In our They slipped Into Riyadh on a cold, moonless evening and hid 'II / kindergartens, walls are /' through thi night, drinking coffee, eating dates and praying to ...'JI ... decorated with cutouts of :Allah. Nest inornng, they attacked the emit as he from hatchets and cherry trees, his mud fortress with his bodygu ar ds. t~ 1 lvtl I mythical symbols of - S / He tried to scramble back Into the fcxtres through a trap Washington's unswerving ', "". door In the huge wooden gate. ('ie of Saud's fighters hurled a . rectitude. Older students !earn dagger. which thudded into 111le gate a few iniches; from the emir. / that he commanded the Con'( Oilier attackers raced to the gate and grabbed the emir's feet :. iM tirental Arm) during the War J1 1 , V. before they disappeared through the trap door. of Independence, that he later -. became first president of the V. ..' •', . ..' There was a brief tug-of-war between the attackers on the United States. American 'A outside and the bodyiivards on the inside before the cmli was history majors in college may ? polled through. Meanwhile, Saud's men clambered over the high make more detailed study óf his bi' mud-brick walls on palm ladders. Although they were out''4 miliLary campaigns, his conmambered two to one by the bodyguards, they won the short, tribvtjwi to the writing of the fierce bottle and killed the emit whom they found cowering in his Constitution, the actual crises private, one-room mosque. % he faced as chief executive. The fortress ititi stands in downtown Riyadh, although the .z But for most of us, .'4 desert thunderstorms are slowly washing It away. My hosts Washington ws the man who •' ' proudlypolntedoutthebladeof the r still jin the won the Revolution, the wealthy -, '.. great wooden gate. And the mud wails are still splotched with the • -,% ; t but democratic aristocrat who blood of the emit and his bodyguards. hed at Mount Vernon i.:' became the Father of His The fierce Saud subjugated the desert tribes, drove out the I Country, the man whose bit'. , -. finally, in 1932, founded modern Saudi Arabia. He also thdayisanezcusefora holiday. fathered more than 4o*ns. The third son, Faisal jbfl Sandfougt .; "?" ' We are content to let it go at /' '' athusfa ther'$ sidenne of the later desert , ip4". '.• that. : • Ifthatwerealltherewutoit . ,.....f CombaLHeisastan Moslem who Hl his people from why then should Washington be .. It" Koran and judges them by the laws of Islam. Religious police still ,; as equally respected by • .. 11, stop women InUwstreet,soflUyath and esrtmtoi,Uwn professional students iof their .. .:...: andathef mayriskhavingpdshandc 0 ff .' I history' Because his greatness The king still (kea tribal chi ef holding weekly Thur. holds up even under the most sday morning rnajua ceremonies at which any male In the critital examination of his life kingdom can present a grievance. Desert sheikie I - -. ' and lowly and works. herdsmen alike appear before him and address him, man to man, There have been abler as "Faisal." ' I . generals in American history The king Is austere, frtal, hard working. He has a strong 991 sense c honor and loyalty. He Is fiercely anti-Communist and an Despite U.S. aid to Israel. he also remains pro. Battle Am rican. He cut off oil to e United States, pa th to bolster his I fluence In the Arab world, portly to remind the United Slates not to take him for granted. But at Arab summit conferences, he ,.' 0 i tremendous power suddenly has been thrust upon the Saudis by the oil crisis and the price squeeze. As absolute rul er 8 DO?4OAKI.EY ,., 34 Areas -- This Washington 'sGreatness Endures - 9 - A )4OUS, brooding, hwk4lke fig ure, the king Is answerable only to the royal family and the religious hierarchy. He a lso listens to ministers, particularly Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, the . From March Allocations RIYADH—A11 the world Is watching Riyadh, the remote desert capital of Saudi Arabia, whose robed rulers are making could also throw the world's monetary system Into hirmoil. Father Of Our Country Is .•i — plunged Into depression. How the Saudis invest their oil billions ' '-' S. WALTER A GIELOW, EdItof and DORIS Wilt IAMS So icy Editor - . 1. 1.I .1 . JANE CASSE LBE RR V Court y Fd$or - --'.!: 4 How much they charge for oil could determine whether the great inchbtrial nations of the West will be drained of capital and groups of scientists and professors. For 1974, the preponderance of American visitors to China over Chinese visitors to the United States is expected to continue. Exchanges of trade delegations are planned this year under the auspices of the National Council for U.S.—China trade. In 1975, the council will help organize a Chinese trade exhibition in the United States. At about the same time that a display of American products is held in Peking. . 322 2611 J RICHARDS Sports Editor - dedslon3thatcoWdbrktheeo,n1cpowerof theW,,. Journalists, a table tennis team and some special interest . 300N FRENCHAVE - - To Riyadh 11 about 300 citizens of the People's Republic of china have visited the United States, not counting diplomats in Washington and at the Chinese-Americans, who now number nearly 500,000 in this country. This is an important arena of political contention, incidentally, between representatives of Nationalist China and Communist China in the United States, Other Americans who have visited China include businessmen, members of cultural groups like the Philadelphia symphony, scholars, members of sports teams ( basketball, swimming and table tennis) and about 200 journalists. The other side of the coin shows that only A trade official of the People's Republic of China, holding a cigarette between his thumb and forefinger and smiling broadly, spoke to a circle of American visitors: "I understand that since President Nixon visited China, there have been hundreds of new Chinese restaurants opened in the United States." 01 - --- H Jack Anderson A Visit :;- --- Friday, Feb. fl, Still One Way j -- - 1r,- Feb. 26— Horticulture Seminar, 7:30 p.m . , Sanford Garden Club [)ns'itl I)eVoll, extension agent. still speak in foliage plants in the tmiie. ( Sanford lions Club, noon, 11ouse ' of Steak, ak. 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Sanford connected on 11 Of 39 Kom that 55W Sanford play foul shots by John Zeuli and Jim For the night the Seminoles attempts with only Clements their best game of the season. with only 0:16 on the clock. Gametlme for the DeLand Clements provided the winning At this Juncture the tooting of relied heavily on Clements who hitting over 50 per cent (5 of 9). margin Th ursday night as th e whistle, that punctuated the led the Tribe in scoring and Gainesville, watching Its (12-13) vs.. Subreeze (15.10) Sanford staved off a last period contest continually, became rebounds. The 6'1 " stalwart season end with a 2- ledger, match Is set for? p.m. with the rally by underdog Gainesville once more evident as the Tribe grabbed 10 rebounds and 14 hit on 12 of 39 with Joel Kocher Sanford-Mainland (18.7) tilt 1 for a 33-31 victory, points. Zeuli, although not being the only bright spot scheduled to follow at approzispent too much time on After entering the final sidelines and forfeited the sharp, hit for llin the slowdown getting 6ofl2 shots, mostly fron mately 8:30 p.m. HERALD SCOREBOARD stanza with a 28.21 lead the second shot pr'wlously earned contest. 25 feet out. PG PT-A TP SANFORD locals watched the Canes by Zeuli. At first it appeared as if Sanford upped its record to gradually conic within three at Gainesville came down the Gainesville didn't even come to 15.13 and earned a ber th in the urssl I 00 2 28.25. John Zeuli responded by court and missed the shot but play with the Seminoles. The semi-finals Friday night ZJII 4 3 4 fl 0 0 hitting the only Seminole field forward David Brown came visitors ran through passing against Daytona Beach Main- Wa$hlngton goal of the quarter that put through with a fine tip in to and dribbling drills throughout land. The winner of that light 5 . 14 Clements . Sanford on top 30.25 with 4:16 clone the gap to 32-31. Sanford the entire first half and oc- will face the Scabreeze-DeLand Cc - so 1 1 22 remaining, lI-Il It 33 then threw the ball into caslonally tried the four corner winner at 8 p.m. Saturday TOTALS PG PTA TP GAINESVILLE Baskets by Rudrick Henry Clements who was then suni- offense. Only continuous evening. .layer and Joel Kocher tightened mnrily fouled by everybody and whistle blowing by the refs The Mainland contest o crown I 12 S things up with only 55 seconds his brother trying to stop the seemed to keep the crowd provides a rubber match for the Ccmti 0 00 0 '° showing on the neon lights that clock, - • awake as Sanford took an 18.16 Sanfordltes with the Bucs. In read 31.29 Seminole, (1in, into The senior forward, playing lead into the lockers, their first meeting the locaL5 ry I 00 7 a freeze, the Tribe got the one of his finest all-round 1 2 00 Numerous violations were were bested by the number two Jorron ' ..•..--j 'Canes to foul top scorer zeullto games of the season, hit the called on both squads, Big Eight team by a 12-68 givetheseniorguardaene-and. first shot to make the final inhibiting the play further, margin. Sanford came back TOTALS II 7.IS ,, B)! DAN GILMARTIN herald Correspondent 0 I W1 wo I - , - HyLEEGEIGEIt Herald Correspondent The first period ended z4.6 in "I had to go out on the floor', 6'5", 185 pounds, Marcus Offensively he &ored scored favor Of Leesburg. At one time the Patriots mentor explained Rivera, who was dropped from half of the Darter's third period they had spread it out to six afterwards, "or I couldn't get the team in January. Points with three buckets as Lake Brantley won Its first again but a couple of buckets by the "1" called on inc and I In the nightcap, the Blue Apopka held Hernando to only tournament game ever and Bowling and one by Toby wanted It. I needed something Darters ran Into trouble early five points and broke the game Apopka proved they are not a Strober deadlocked the issue at to get us going and that was It." as they found their "big man" open by taking a 34-12 lead. one-man team as both quintets 16, before the YellowJackets John From that point on the 64", Hightower The final four minutes of the advanced to the semi-finals of ran off the final four points of Patriots played like a team out neutralized by Hernando's Curt game was played by the subs District Eight baseketball the quarter. to prove something. First they BWlChe. after Bridges and Hicks Thursday night In Forrest City. The second period was Just ran off eight of the next ten Hightower came into the combined to stretch the lead to The Patriots won the right to like the first as Leesburg would points scorcd to bring them game with the reputation of 17 at 43-26. play the Lions from Oviedo this allow the Patriota to Just about within one at 42-41. Then they needing two men to atop him, For gaining their 18th wi n evening with a come from catch up before they would refused to knuckle under to the but had a couple of his patented against only eight defeats, the behind win, 70.58, over the draw out by four or six points physical pounding they were turn-around lumbers "spiked" Blue Darters have the privilege Leesburg YellowJacketa, while again. The half came to an end taking from the Yellowjackets, righ t back at him by Bunche. to met the Barracudas from the Blue Darters took control In with the visitors on top 33-27. as they stayed c1oe for the rest This forced the Blue Men to New S:n)Tna at 8:30 tonight. the second half to pull away Thrngs stayed that way for of the period, and actually change their style of play, and it This will be the fourth time from Brooksville, 48-34, the first two and one half came out for the final eight didn't really work for the first these two teams have met this Leesburg used its size and minutes of the third period, and minutes In a flat-footed tie, 4& half as they only took a four year, with the 'Cudas holding a bulk to manhandle the host Just when it seemed that Lake 4a . point lead, 22-18 Into the locker 2-1 advantage. The last time team and built up a lead of Brantley was ready to break Upahaw, who came Into the room. was the finals of the Orange seven points, 40.33 with 5:12left under the weight of the lllghtower was forced to goto Belt Conference tournament tourney with the highest in the th ird period . Leesburg front line, it hap. scoring average, 27.0, played a hook shot and it was not ci- that was held in Oviedo this The game started out looking pened. with four personals for almost fective from the 15 loot range, past week. That game was like a rout. After Anthony After the game the Patriots six minutes before fouling out from where he attempted one. decided In the (Anal 10 seconds Collins hit a pair of free throws Head Coach, Jay Hoover said at the 2:08 mark. From tiat The second half the Blue on a 20 foot Jump shot to open the scoring the "it" by Chris was the turning point of the point on the Patriots Just ran all Darters pulled away behind the Thompson. It gave the Yellowjacket.s ran off eight game. over the losers as they out. outstanding offensive and Barracudas a 62.41 come-from. straight points as they played "We were letting down. It the defensive work of their floor behind win and their 20th vollyball under their offensive was the spark that we needed to scored them 11-2 to win leader, Ronnie Bridges, The 54, aga inst only seven losses. game eased up. boards, light a fire under our boys." Junior was all over the floor Alex tlpshaw, 64" 205 What 'It" was, was a Bowling was a demon on causing turnovers and stealing HERALD SCOREBOARD unds, Wayne Hamilton, 6'5", technical foul on Coach Hoover. offense after the "T" was called the ball from the slow moving 195 pounds, and Avon Hamilton, LEESBURO PG F TP as he scored 23 of his game high west coast team. 6'4", 190 pounds, all scored UpVaw 7 3 3 14 One of the Leesburg players 35 points during that 13 minute A Hami lton 9 21 70 baskets for l.eesburg off missed stuck his hand up W Hamilton through the span of playing time. HERALDSCOREIOARD 3 21 S shots. At 6'3", 150 pounds, Boyd p away a Lake 00 12 Steve Hargis added net to 3l 3111P 15 and Collins tried to jump with them, Williams I PG F TP 00 3 Brantley floor attempt. Collins la for the wi.n,le rs, while HERNANOO 1 1 TOTALS BoIOQPs i 14 36 4-9 Sit but it was no contest. Everyone In the gym saw it Avon Hamilton paced the Brunche 1 2-3 10 Steve Hargis hit a Jumper except the refs. Instead of YeLlowJackets with 20. tlpshaw Arcnbll 3 00 6 from the wing and Ray Bowling having two 2 0I 4 IRANTLEY PG F TP points on a goal- scored 16 before he fouled out Saiton I 00 added another IS-Footer at the tending violation, the Patriots and Deryl 2 Bowling Ii 710 33 Boyd added 12. 14 TOTALS 4.15 34 Harg.s 1 71 $5 4:44 mark and Lake Brantley found themselves on defense as The loss finished Leesburg's StrObef 1 00 U was back In the game, trailing the VellowJacketi came down season and left Collins 1 212 to them with a ISAPOPKA Patriots PGP TF Kent by only a bucket, I 00 2 with the rebound. II mark, while the re Cook i 00 1 TOTALS 27 162$ 7$ Actually It was the Leesburg As the action came past now 13-10. Hicks U 00 I defense or rather the lack of It Coach Hoover he exploded at Hightower I 00 2 Lee1,rg 20 13 IS 10-SI The win was not the biggest BfOgfl 7 that kept the little Patriots In the 35 I? Brantley 14 11 21 22-70 upset officials. When they Just In prep basketball, as Dunn i 00 2 the contest, If Leesburg didn't Ignored him he went out nr,r, Coach Hoover ref,ri-øn Ii', it 1. Williams I 11 1 w UI give Lake Brantley somjmy; thef1oorwdle Jones 2 00 thebaIl;;jjj hlsdellght,butftwasasi,.prj TOTALS 21 contested 15 to 18 fool Jump in play. n This was something and a well-earned win for the -shots the game would have been that could not be overlooked team that is composed of all out of reach when the home and Upshaw was given a free Juniors and has had to play Hemarsdo 10 S S 11-31 team caught fire, throw to shoot, without their only big man, Apopka ii I 12 4-0 I - -- _~' 12__~~, - - .- fA -10- - - --~ Bulldogs Cut Off Hounds, 55-45 - , I - . '.rivr'-rI FLOA TS OVER "I. L 1% b I - - . - . i,iN S (.01 (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) b - o rt'ei, rts p I -I )t'I I Qge SCOIVS _. - .. I" '1 41 ; . By J Richards Herald Sports Editor u 4 11 j . 11 1 17 . ! . . i -2 t I .I I i ! The team operates on a thing called thir OER, Offensive Efficiency Rating, which includes too many things to talk 811OUL Anyway, it's for high school college and professional teams. A team that g below a 15 ranking on the OER Is considered badly Ow Uwe will humiliate the Patriots. lictilrever, don't count out the Impossible. I did Tijursday and here I am right now staring the Impossible In the face - ,- ! - Aslonaut 64 Class AAA. Dist I Lake Brantley ?0, Leesburg So Apoilka 48, Brooliville Hernando U Class AAA. 01st. 9 Aubvrridile 42 boom Ne* I i I -1 I 712 - York 30 24 M 6%4 PPsII.4deIP*. 33 77 $72 11 It Al 3% 74i, ca,mral Divisian 34 36 .111; CSIP11018 49000 it 27 All 9~1 Houllol 74 43 713 1) ,i, t, S Western Ca&erence M4west Dtvi5$a 44 Il 1'O UitwbukOo cPsiao 41 11 all 3'i. l V i~.c -a-likhal Paclic 25 41 D4vit.l** ii p : $041110 Plot in to V 439 11-1 2.4 30 J91 10 Purl laid -43 323 It ABA fail Divisisr, W. L, Pcf, O.S. f4t-w York 41 71 641 ltisi(k 37 75 597 3 V P 35 340 330 II 16 11 .744 fl's Was? OtsiMa. 41 Il 477 - ; •". County C;a ss AADuiiS Hollywood Chamin*d. si Plantation Ni Lb..' arts n. i.y Cn'r't,,y sq 35 34 140 4 fl 37 431 11 If • _. •.. M . / . . k .. I ,, . U I / 4 Borlitay 50. Vernon 43 Class AA, Dist is Cla" AA. Dist, is Fan Lisuillercwto St. Thoonais Li 1 . . / MItar,. 49 kt AnO,r*, 1/a". Dade Christian Class A. DIII I Univers i ty Mvana'ha 43 ChniItl4n 13. clan , I d's .ri Q$I. '., v.' e; 4 • By DOUG S1ORUM Herald Staff Writer . \. . -' L. two tilts apiece and the pair advanced a base on training complex next to the the east coast school's a passed ball. Red hot Isler was Melbourne Air Port (J.F.K.. total nine hits. Seminole pecked intentionally put on board. With Game time will be 2:00 p.m. The Seminole Junior College away for seven safeties. one out, Tim Shea hit his deep Raiders used their third shot to center scoring Weszka. doubleplay of the afternoon to Titans came up with one The snuff out a Brevard Community unearned run in the first inning Titans staged a last ditch Se College ninth-inning rally, on singles by Thad ars Altman and effort in the ninth. With one out, l picking up their fifth win }in1x'- sandwiched around a clean-up man Bruce Botchy against one loss In JuCo Fielding error. The Raiders singled up the middle. Jim with a 4-3 victory, matched it with one run in their McArdle slashed a double up Pitcher Rob Mahoney picked half of the Inning. Kenny Kerr the power alley In left center up the win holding the Titans in s led off with a walk, stole puting FUflflCi'S on second and check for eight and one-third second, went third with one out and the score to third on a wild innings before needing relief pitch and scored when Weszka 4-1. Skip Skelton bobbled a help from Steve Borne. The doubled to left center. grounder loading the bases. Raiders got to Brevard starter Van Bever lined a shot to left Brandt Morgan for a run in Mahoney then went to work scoring Bochy. Rawlings sent __ each of the first three Innings scattering six '1111111111111111111111 hits over the next center Fielder Kerr toward the and finally pushed the decisive seven Innings and pitched shut Fence In left center. McAtdle run across in the eighth when out ball . before running into tagged with the catch and . . A . . .- . J •I . . . ' . .. ' ..i' I . . - . . . . 1 . - . ',\ . 7 •',\ . .. . . . . . . . Stronger . quintet third baseman Tim Shea drove ninth Inning trouble. The hefty scored making it 4-3, but Kerr SWARMING OVER THE TOP OF IIARGIS Despite advantages Leesburg loses from a ' Leesbwg. The win was the lint . . ever in tournament play for the second year school from Forrest City. Ray Bowling, playing from . C A klfF's lI.IYffflI& rr'sI A f flPslIt' ri'sr#ni.c INTE RMEDIAT I%IV$CLJIP IC OtJ T E All 1 ALL TARS TOURNAMENT ACTION begins tonight in tourney. Those on the local squad are: Back Cocoa Beach for the state title in this league row (I to r), Coach Ron Urban, Price Baker, with Sanford starting the action against Palm Dean Young, Joe Baker, Mark Renaud, James - make his b&aeball hL'tory? tiron, who Is one career home hood of $170,000. That wax tiwqsflonbaae- run shy The 29-year.old seaver Sports Brief s the Point Position scored 35 Points for thle home team and P11`11010ally got rid of The Springs at 6 p.m. If the locals win they play the Edmonds, Coach Lefty Renaud. Front row (Ito winner of the Tallahassee Civic-St. Petersburg r), Donald McCoy, Ronnie Ryan, Chip Wilkens, game Saturday at 11a.m. If they lose, they play Donny Mann. at 9 a.m. Eight teams have made it to the state herald Photo by George Hayes) Yellowjackets chief offensiv e threat Alex Upshaw, The 1'4" forward came into the tourney carrying a 27 point average, but fouled out when he was given the defensive task of stopping WIllinms,whokfttheA's .600 Batting Average O ll ill' , driving Bowling as the visitors Weillinto a mawto.man defense. The manager of the A's itll PitfiOli, The"-. cO-wane Mtts was si,gning his 1974 baw greet the Pittsburgh Pirates as 251 st:a,kemts, the third Mine he ROMMIl. wh=r of 14 conmulive Gold ' •s, e. a group o'players corn-' for six of Lawn Mowers District I .'. .-. came up with Our Lowest Prices Ever for The e Recoil SEan Tonight's semi-f inals of the Eight basketball tournament will send host team Lake Brantley against the Oviedo, Uos In a Seminole County versus Seminole County matehup in the opening game at 12$. The second game which has an 8:30 tap-off sends the finalists of the recent Orange Belt Conference into action when the Apopka Blue Darters meet the New Smyrna Beach Barracudas. The Patriots gained a berth in the semi-finals with a stirPrizing 74-51 win over a taller, I - •I Seminole JC Clips Brevard, 4-3 i last New on the j , d (lb Conunlasloner Bowie Kuhn said the record before the home fans last season when he posted a 1- aecaid straight world chaflI- OK WUI be It" by Lm Cobb and Cleunle Patterson who Cart t audffdai# Pww crest im m Thursday he would Ukke his own In Atlanta. l0recor andwon the Cy Young Pionship,$011 has two yean kit c&I`rY the bulk of the onaairg at it. "I'll make my decision based Award for the second time. He on his contract. Class AA, 01st. 34 balanced scorns attack. Cobb a Fc'vi Levder011e St Thomas 72, While Seaver of the Natir.nal on the best interests of base- also led the league with an Marilthilln 12 In contract signings , Brook s AllkieY smooth 12' forward has League Chomplon New York ball," said Ku:* on hand to earned run average of 2.06 ju)d 7i.. Pats' Collins fights Wayne Hamilton (Herald Photos By Lee Geiger) L ons Miami Lasalle $4, mialml lklin it M-ar"i L4$slle 54. Mi.imi belon 49 F,jn Lavdmfdale Pint Cent 106, POSITION, BUT STILL OUT-REBOUNDED I IJPII Tonight I f •1 1 v ' n, bell fam wen discussing and 714 hOrniers, a dwn to break earned an estimated 115o,000 Oct0ba after Oakland won Ito Marathon $7 AM , ~ 1 7 A_~ Ill swo., . I' .~,, =,"M The Oviedo, losers of their All Sportz Writer tlw Ited.s. General Manager Bob Schef. be Alvin Dark, named by Char. two 9 0101M to OtLand and Tom Seaver made baseball The Braves' benching of An- fing agreed to it, giving Seaver ley Finley to manage a Fi ley 8 , will &I history, but when will flank Aa. ron was designed to provide a liveable wage in the neighbor. team for this second time. mark into thle game with ron Class AA, Dot. I *4k . It) • . . . I t . , / ' -... ' . ' • , , 4.. : -. ' , ~ Patriot 5 - '4 , fu~ ~ ' By FRED RO1'IiF..NftERC, ing series in Cincinnati against suggestion of his own and Mets' ii. Ciñttf ::I1 '''• Aaron s 714 When Will It Be? Fort Lauderdale Gibbons 73 LaktyIe*1I.W,mQr.T.cSslI 37 ,, , Oco., $0 Umatilla is Las Anqel ji Dade Cit y Pa sco 31 Class AAA. 01st. By THE ASSOCIAT9Z P1155 W. I.. PCi. 0.1. . i Class AAA. 0Il. 7 13. TiluIvllie Pro Cage Standings 1 .4 ~ XIIA "$$am colderwit A"amilk MvilliK .-1 South Dade 77, Miami Soijthijt SI Class AAA, Ditt. Boles 2. West Piatiju 0 ttonf.1?I CI•II AAA. Dist. .4 North Mar.on 67, Gainesville 0 I IIF °'' I don't normally appreciate 11:30 p.m. telephone calls, even ChocIa*alchee 91. TaIlahasq from friends, but *hen the phone rang Thursday at that hour! L eon 73 Clan AAAA. DII?, 3 Rames Lake 29 answered It out of pure whimsy. I'm glad I did. A friend, Jay Hoover, was on the other end estitically happy about his Jack son 52. Psion 32 Clan AAAA. Dist. 4 first tournament win iver againsta team they has no right to be on the floor with; Wolfson 4?1Partef AS I'll say this, and Pb bet most of the guys on the team will EnIrood i. Sanda lwood SI Clan AAAA. Os?. $ agree with me, that Lake antley's Basketball team isn't good Longwood L y man enough to play In district canpetition. They're not good enough to 53i. Gaines ville 31 win, especiaU) against a team like Leesbtrg. They only have one Class AAAA. D i s t . 6 Orlando Boone 69. Orlando bonafide basketball player on the team and perhaps one more Colal4S who could become one, but he isn't right now. Edgewa ler 73 On '° The Patriots' win Thursday over the Yellowjackets, 7048, oas tqe was on pure courage and extremely hard work taken to with a Class AAAA. Dist.? MJvlin County Stuart SI. Ti very serious dedication. sville U Consider a few statistics: Leesburg outreboundcd the Pats 4l. Melbourne UF or t Pierce central 27 and It normally takes 51 per cent of the rebounding to win a 66 Class AAAA, DIII. S game. But, consider these few stats that tell a different story; L4kPJCfth Leonard 54. Coconut turnovers for Leesbiirg, 22; lake Brantley 7. That's phenomen.sl. Conversion rate per time handling the ball: lake Brantley 1.11 Fort LujnroaIs' Northeast 61. West Palm 8ath Twin Lakes 60 points per possession; Leesburg .90. That's basketball Class AAAA, Dist. 9 The Ydllowjackets 24 zone de fense In the first half killed d Tamp: King 53 them. They never did stop to consider the biggest Brantley Brandon 75. Plant City fl Class AAAA, Oil. II threMswert Rayflowllng,StevellargisaftdTobystjober on t he 57 Sirasota 44. Sarasota R iver view wings shooting unhindered. That's exactly what happened Strober, who by no means of anyone's Imagination can fill the St Ptteniburç 77. Cilli AAA, Dist. 13 shoes of a departed 61"superstr, did just that and what's more s. tor played a better brand Of team ball than that position has ever L1Wded.iS seen. Bowing was superb as a bell handler, but the rest of the Hollywocd Hilt $7, Mlramar 54 Pats, often maligned f or the emphasis their coach puts on hanFort LIuderdale StranaPsan cfllng the bill, did a "super" job and In my book vindicated all the Co .r South Plantation 6 Hollywood snubs about McArThir Class AAAA, 01st. 14 Another very Important iactor In the game was the performanceofRonKent,whogothjsstst fu artjjnocJever .atnlow posi tion wider t he bucket after showing what he could do against M Howe' before the tourney started, after sharing a game with Class AAAA. Dist. IS MVTh 14Qh 51. Coral Park $4 anotherBrantleyuasunghero,DanGabciel.whatcanenyonesay Mam Edison 92. Miami SPtst about Anthon' Collins. He isn 't a basketball player. He doesn't even look like one, but he did the Job as best he could and stayed Class AAAA, 0*5? 16 South Mam'U. Palmetto "9 with the program until ti2eprogram ne out a winner. sior.Andthat'sranklngtnh1ghschooltoxorspJuth quarterasked rgiven.Mos collegeteams ra eIyget15on th ijOER. Lake Brantley's readout at 10. Now, that's superior. What happens tonight with Oviedo is going to be another matter. It will be something so different, no one can say yet bow ~ Class AAAA. Panama City Bay II. Panama City Rutherford 6? Hoover, who runs his team asifitwereatacolJege,sajd the win more than vindicated his position on knowing how to handle theball.It'saskilltaughttoolatetnsesnlnolecaintyfcrthemost part, and even wi th a team of non-basketball players, knowing how to handle the rowidbsll is important. ; ESC1mba öi . i I 1 B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CIII AAAA. Dist. 1 am Gregory then scored, stole the distance betwt-en the two getting ten. Randy Wright back and forth with DeLand squads. tallied for the Hounds. The always having the upper hand. the ball, and DeLand was on top Herald Correspondent Some observers felt neither Greyhounds were then cited for At one point the Greyhounds put by four. With 1:31 left Randy The Hounds almost pulled off team was playing to maximum a foul, and Scott then missed together a six point rally but Wright scored and then the a district upse t, but a firey capacity as scme sloppiness two charity shots. DeLand matched with two onslaught began. Bulldog defense destroyed any and unwise moves. were Whenever the Hounds tried to The Greyhounds came consecutive buckets of their evident. The foul line was not a downcourt and Wright pu t In own. DeLand won the quarter bring the ball upcourt the turnabout hopes, Although the Bulldogs won by deciding factor since both the hole to narrow the gap to 1110 and took a 36.30 lead into Bulldogs would steal the ball ten the eame was nip and tuck teams hit five, the Greyounds one. me flurry continued the final period, and rolled off the last eight for most of the crucIal m in utes on nine at tempts and De Land In time and Bernard Wright It took DeLand two minutes points. of the game. eight. That was the last game of the ' picked up the basket and 03e but they Increased the lead to The contest sta rted even with Greyhounds led 16-14. The Greyhound shooting was two via Glenn Wilkes and Terry year for the Hounds who off Its mark while the visi tors Craig Scott of DeLand hitting Jones. Gadson then came back finished 3-20 In regular season from DeLand were hot in the on a jumper some two minutes lt was DeLands turn and Bill wi th two buckets both 25 f oot play. second half. later Randy Wright connected Jones and Mark Bowes both Jump shots. HERALD SCOREBOARD Doug Gregory led all scorers from under the baskei In connected. Randy Wright Grego ry made 1142-34 be fore with 22 points; 16 of those In the another minute it was the elder sneaked in a basket but the Bernard Wright got a bucket DELAND PG PTA TP second half. Randy Wright Wright again putting Lyman up Bulldogs rolled off six unan- and Randy Wright followed G'C'QOrV II 00 22 tt 4 03 I SUj))Ued most of the Hound by two. Scott come back wi th swered points. 'lie Hounds with two free throws narrowing Jones ry anot r he bucket followed by a closed the ha lf with two bucke ts the margin to four. offense with 19 points. Grego Bowe' II 7 S worked mostly from around the Gregory hoop and from that within the final 50 seconds to T. 3 II I Mark Bowes took the lead to key while Wright did his point the Greyhounds were only bring t he count to 25-20. Iiveontheflrstshotofaoneand Grady I 00 2 damage from under the bucket. able to tie the score twice. The third period was much one but Bernard Wright W*S WOI 32 1 By winning, the Bulldogs Scott was the dominating the same kind of stalemate with ,then fouled and he too con- TOTALS 8 I Si have earned the right to mcet factor in the First period with each team having their nected on the first of a one and LYMAN FT A TP Seabreeze tonight at the San- eight of DeLands 15 points. moments. DeLand started with one. The second shot was B Cleveland 1 00 I ford Gym. [Akewise Lyman's big man two buckets and Carl Gadson double infraction, a jump ball cot e 0 00 0 The Greyhounds were behind Randy Wright controlled the came back with one of his own, occured, Gadson quIck1p1 the for most of the contest but were other hoop with six first quarter Gadson came off the bench to ball and scored. 9 Wr4tf. a 5 1 11 always knocking on the door. points. The first period ended spark the Hounds in addition to I 35 9 Lyman then rebounded and a WFIgM. R The final score was not in. with the Bulldogs in front 15.10. supplying desperately needed stray shot by Gregory took it TOTAL 2$ 'S.9 Ii dicative of the game as it was a The second period was a low outside shooting. 11 As down court and Randy Wright DeLan( 15 tO It 19-SS last second flurry that spread scoring affair with each quintet The score continued to rock tied it with 2:34 remaining. L y man tO 10 10 IS- iS By JOHN CHERWA - As Bulldogs defang Greyhounds, 55.45 S Friday, Feb. 22, 1974-7A ~ - ' The Sanford Herald beeU Wft*M The sets at the rate of 20 points per Same, bal.contraetThursday,,naklng the National League club won both those titles In the while PaI$e" o a 41" I.ow pos the powerful right-hander the opened s pr ing training, same season, man tng to terms cortilbuted a searing for the 1974 season, nit &. I.'I S,nt.haII highestpa Id r Kuhn has no a uthor1'y o .n uaacbau developaverage of 11.1 1. the Uoa's history, Kuhn said he w.,uld tamperwiththeAtlant.aliz.eup, ments, Commissioner Kuhn The 39-year-old third bBXt , eause. again discuss with Atlanta but an official in the commis- said he wis certain Dick Wit. mlan to t Iwo man who signed his 20th The bent Ime Braves OfficIalx the club's deci. Mo,wr's office expects him to llama, former manager of e secutive contract with the Hal. Is sophomore guard Feed th ai,n to hold Aaron out of the make a few suggestions. Oakland A's. would not attempt timore orioles, received an ci. Moore who comes in with oul a lineup during the Braves open. Meanwhile, Seaver made a to show up at spring training, tiinuted $105,000 Last season. 1.1 PPG. j , ill The first statistics of the baseball season show that major league players are batUng .600 in the arbitration league. A survey by The Associated Press disclosed today that at least 29 players have taken their salary pitches to arbi. tratlon with six cases known to have been decided In favor of the player and four in favor of the club. As befits the world champion-c, the Oakland A's led the way to the Jut)' room. Nine dissatisfied members of twrwr Charles 0. Finley's green and gold band submitted their salary dt?nwlds to an arbitrator and Finley countered with his final offer. Winners were third baseman Sal Bando ($100,000) and pitchers Ken H,lt.zman ($93,000), Rollie Fingers iabout $65,000) and Darold Knowles (around $60,000). Horton Killed ST. CATIIARINES, Ont. - l'trn Horton, 44-year-old defenscnutfl with the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League, was ItIlled when his sports c.sr crashed off the Queen Elizabeth Way at more than an estimated 100 miles an hour. King Tops Walsh DETROIT Billie Jean King of Long Beach. Calif., beat San Francisco's Sharon Walsh 6.3, 6-1, and Rosie Casals, San Francisco, beat Czechoslovakia's Marine - NavratIlova 7-5, 7-5, giving both seeded players berths in the quarterfinals of the women's pro tennis tournament. Wottle Signs Up a sacrifice fly to deep center righthander was right on target hit Skelton and t'e relayed it to driving home Wayne Weszka. all day and didn't walk a batter. Shea nailing Darrell Hammond Catcher Jay filer, suffering who tried to advance to third on from a torn muscle in his right Seminole scored an unearned the sacrifice for the game thigh, led all hjtter-s with a three run in the second on a walk, ending double play. for three performance and an single, wild pitch and an error intentional base on balis, to at shortstop and scored anothe r "! was really proud of the raise his batting average from rim In the third without getting way we played today" s a meager .182 to 357, a one day a hit. Terry Jones . H off that content Head Coach Jump of 165 pe rcenta ge points. inning with a sharp groundball Pantelits, "In a game 11k Weszk.a, playing first base, to short that went through Mike with Mahoney sailing along In collected two hits, one of them a Galla.ger. Weszka walked, and control all I could do was sit double. Mark Van Bever, Paul Jones stole third. The Raider back and enjoy it." Despite Richards and Marshall Harper rlghtfielder then scored on a three errors, the Raiders fielder's choice. compensated with three double *U* Brevard Head Coach Jack plays to turn back p...ssible Brevard rallies in the first, Ir.vard CC AS R H 51 Kenworthy replaced Morgan rd and ninn th innngs. nn ings. I 1 0 with Kelly to start the fifth th allauer.ts I 0 0 0 inning. The red-headed hurler 'larper, It 1 0 3 I Brevard is now 0-2. L Last Ochy, lb 4 I t o had little difficulty for three '.cArdle. rl I I 1 0 innings. However, in the eighth, weeke nd in their ope ner they 3000 dropped another one run ball , son, ph 1 0 0 0 he gave up what proved to be ianflvr, 3b the winning run but it was game to Ilruward Community 2I ia*llnqs.3t, 3 0 7 I Morgan who was charged with College 3-2. ° the loss. That run came when 'OTALS ' Weszka slapped his second hit two teams square off in -JS AS 1 H BI of the day to center. 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Rock - SHOP AT SEARS ANt) sAvF: T!ai.'s 1, 1'414 % ' PLNfX'RF.sTcEq HWY. 17-92 AT nth SANFO RD 3fl-i77i . 511 5(1 5 AM) It' �------- -• _________ IA—The Sanford Herald Pastors Corner ARMY-NAVY , r R ed u k Ii -- - Altamonte Food Truck Gets New is r000eu P ost Office A, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS —A lone bandit robbed a food ALTAMON'TE SPRINGS— cateriM truck of more than $15o Thursdsy afternoon. police Bids on a new pod office for this community, to replace the one saw. The mar. ordered a &ink and on SR 436. will be opened Feb. a sandwich from the truck 28, and "hopefully" con. tt t parked at the Jamestown struction will be completed A partments that are undei before Christmas, postmaster 4 construction near S.R. 436. Bill Myers said today. 7be planned 7,000 square feet police said. When the vender gave the facility--more than twice the nun his food he tbrew it in his sitt of the current 3,000 strare face, grabbed the cashbox and feet duet—will be built on a one-acre tract on SR 427, fled, police said. o ou so 4 e P 4 i in r is ne boat for 1969. A Sanford woman, injured in Myers said even though a a three-car accident Saturday trailer has been added to the old that took the lives of her post office, it is rapidly being daughter and grandson, outgrown. Another major remains in critical condition In problem which will be solved at Florida Hospital South, the new location will be parking ,1 BUY 3 Killed In Baltimore, Hijack Attempt Thwarted -., I..I Z~- ,1'...• ' "4... ;:;. ,-- 1. ..,,..' 4 ....(.. ..' ., - . N - .7. .._s j.I ?.Y ;- .-.. i., i!JI.' a7i..4 j~ - .~ !r~W~ l ,.. 4,.. a ,.,. r .f'-L' 44 :.i:- '?•--' s". . -. :'./'4.. ..•,.- 'I.. .._•,I. 'F• - .. . Q ~ V .v.. .. :V i 1i,.. -'• -- - —I-. • -- ' '1: BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) — unfold at 7:03 a.m. Three persons were killed today County police described it as during an apparent hijacking follows: attempt at Baltimore-WashThe gunman, identified only tngton International Airport, as a white male, walked up be. Federal Aviation Mmlnls- hind the unidentified airport potratlon said. Uceman, pulled a gun and shot Mun.nan and an airport se- him once In the back, killing curity guard were shot and him. killed at the scene. The copilot Two county policemen In the of the Delta 0C9 that was the airport heard the shots and ran target of the hijacker died toward the boarding area, about three hours later at a where they saw the gunman Baltimore hospital, the hospital running down the Jetway and said, onto the plane. The plant's pilot was seriousOfficer Charles Toyer of ly wiari4ed in the shooting, ac- county police said he got to the cording to Anne Arundel County plane as the door was closing police, and was undergoing and the engines were being u'gery. r'-ed up. A stewardess who jumped from the plane during the Licident hurt her back, authortiles said, adding that - the plane's passengers esca ped In- / #~ . = I so ' -- - ' -- - .4 ' , , - - . Sc. .A • , 'V ' :- The Continental Army could have used some better boats Classified section could have been most helpful. Two centuries liter, modern Americans know tnat when they have a need, the first place to check is the Want Ads Call 831.6370 For a warm welcome to your 'New Cull." . T. Is I (:li,ijjfji 11211211% 01,1111,11 &.-*w or And for selling those useful but no longer needed items, there's no place like Class ified -. the Want Ads for quick results and cash in your pocket. Things like TV's, stereos, washers, dryers, refrigerators, sewing machines furniture, antiques typewriters, office equipment and ireezers all sell in a llath. Classifi e d ad -12 are easy to place and come L a i 'uive o vveu 'I -- A A i . 1 - - - . - - r ' .- - I. __________ _________ _________ — I __________ '' '; -. - ____________ W-~~ . V k . .— - 'S.' , HEY. AL GREEN lifts first shovelful of earth at groundbreaking for Church of the Nazarene include seven classrooms and an auditorium seating 100 w ill cost an estimated $27,000 for the of Geneva's new building on Sit 46. Organized two years ago by ReV, L. A. Peterson, the church meets in Geneva Community Center. Construction for the 40x90 ft fa('ilitV, which will . first phase. Left to right. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hampton Mr and Mrs. Howard Girdmier, and only hopeful view," since it implies the pmibility of repenting Mr. and Mrs. Elston Hard. (Herald Photo by Liz Mathieux) "The logical, reasonable, effective solution for tension re(lUCtiOn in sucn circumstances is to make atonement, as the theologians call it, or as we say, by restitution, acknowledgment and revised tactics." The result, he says, "would not be more depression, but less." Lutherans Try Easing Of Concordia Crisis - - Volpe \ - 11EV. NORMAN ll'wertun. missionary to Argentina, 1fl(1 his wife, will speak ,I - ', at the (-hutch of the Nazarene, Sanford, at I ItII. They went to the field in I%.1 and he served as Bible School director and proles- lP.',HsrIuhs'nI , a Ill) Eut- Pi.irist ('elt'br,itti ''n &1-i %Vedru'stla .it 7 3) pu (in each, Wednesday in IA'nt, pastors frtiiii Orland , .ri'. l-uthwran -hure-hs will be guest %1X'hkcrs a l Ili-ilet'nier 'lix' \;i;ls if TIn' Cross" is the t?s'i e if this s.r , ls,tk 0' - ' - ,, , - ;;11114 i - - - - - - I - - 5' advocacy of false doctrine." The THE MATHEWS FAMILY A PROGRAM of gmpel niusic featuring the John Nlathe%vs Family of Nashville, Tenn., and The Pickerings and Rick Sloan Singers of Orlando. will he presented at Central Baptist Church, Sanford, Mar. I at 7:30 pm. Pastor Robert Loy invites the public to attend and there will be no admission charge. Co ncord ia reaction within the Synod be made the public until clearly validated suspension" supported by Dr. after due process." J A.0 Preus. president (if llw 11w F1(rida4;t4,rgia District Lutheran Church-Missouri repr.'se'nL 112 t' ngregations, Snod, resulted in a student tinststing 'f 52,194 members inoritorium of classes and the throughout Florida and (eorI,, refusal of all but five faculty of the Lutheran Church. • to iricitibers to (cacti, until such Missouri Synod. ' Ch o i r Sl ates ( and spirituals from various countries. . iiPr - : '— ' - ' - - '- . 0~4 . - - . - ' . . ', . - "!1 - - -- - --j' -: UCCOLOR IG$ - f'a - , - . , . B . - • - - ' WORLD DAY OF PRAYER MA\'UH LEE Moore proclaims World Day of Prayer in Sanford, March 1 . as Mrs Harry Cochrane (left I chairman for the special day .iiid sl i's I .t'onat'd Pa Isori, president of Church omen United ('WI will sponsor a service of prayer Cross Episco al p at noon at Holy c ('hurch, with 1(ev, Carl Cannon, assistant rector, giving a short meditation Copies of service will be available in chapel for those coming to pray at other times (luring the day. I lt'ra Id I 'h it h'. Kin Hum i)I -- '- I -'—"v -. - - : - . ' e' :' _________________ ' - -- , - -- -- - r JL i .. ' / ) 1. ~~4 — --___________ I KIII, ; ~ For w hoes er has despised '1 Concordia choir is made the das oF small things sh:,lI up of students who are re ii' • and sh.,l I , tb, preparing for the various plummett in the hand of /.eruhhahi'l. "These sesen ministries of the Lutheran are th" es-es of the l.ord. Church The 1974 itinerary will w h i ch range through the take the choir to 14 appearances whole earth," — Zechariah In Ohio, Kentucky, Georg'n and 1:10. - A:' .d" 4 11001 On Saturday, the 65-voice Florida. During the summer of Concordia Choir of Concordia 1970 the choir concluded a College, Ann Arbor, Mich., will successful tour of Europe . present a sacred concert at S. On Sunday one half the choir Luke Lutheran Church, Oviedo. will sing during the 10:30 a.m. The choir and accompanying service at Ascension Lutheran instrumentalists will be under Church, Overbrook Drive. the direction of Dr. Paul casselberry, Gerald Seamin. Foelber, head of concordia's pastor. The other half of the Department of Music. choir will sing during the Featured selection by the morning service at Trinity choir will be motet No.3, Jesus, Lutheran Ch urch in Orlando. Priceless Treasure," by J. S. The choir will also perform ina Bach. The choir will also sing sacred-secular concert at Eola motets by Gretchaninoff, Park beginning at 2:30 pm. The Hassler, Lelsring, William and public is cordially invited to the Distler in addition to folk songs concerts. - - 5' . - - Huseciner I ,utt,t'g tifl ('tiur ft will hit'giii tIH' l.cnten Season he S - - - - - million members has recently resolution ''encouraging all been caught up in a "con- parties to continue to operate in servative" vs "moderate" forgiveness, love and ac d(inflict that has gained ceptance of others in order that nationwide attention. The procedures toward reconiuntlic't reached "crisis" sta tus ciliation and unity in Christ rrently with the sus pe nsion of may begin. "The resolution aLso ir John If. 'lietjen, President suggested that there be a f Concordia Seminary, St. ''rollback" to the status that 'iluis, Missouri, on charges "f existed before the recent malfeasance in performing suspension and 'that no f ur ther the duties of the office and charges against personnel - - - -- . - - - ,,- - , htKlhF:F:Ml-:l( 1.1 111KB t 831•9993 - -- ORLANDO—The Florida. time as they' are either (orgia District board of charged or acquited." These directors of the Lutheran actions have brought the Synod this educational process for futur week applauded efforts at Lutheran pastors to a standstill easing the current crises in at the nations largest Lutheran their church body and made Seminary some suggestions of their own, The Florida-Georgia District The 125-year-old church Board of 1)on"ctors, meeting in l%Jdy that numbers almost 3 - Orlando, this week passed a -- ' ,.- - - - - - and correcting it He adds. - a -----: . '. 0 , GROUNDBREAKING FOR NEW CHURCH ' ' Cherub Choir null sing, Is!, .rSiii.,L' - - Seminole Junior Collegi' students and the t'huris &. - yard's B. F. Skinner that individual acts always are determir'ii b environmental or physical conditions, Menninger cites ex peruncnt.al evidence to the contrary, and declares "Ther e is always some envirunrnental determination ai always some individual determination and it is improper to txclutle either." But he adds that the present popular attitude appears to be that "in the courtroom, everyone isresponsible. Elsewhere, almost no one seems to be." He says recognizing the fact of voluntarily willed sin is "the ,, - bor, Messiah, Lutheran Church,, I'ISI'fltESl' 8Ai9'lST 510 N. 17-92, Casselrry, will 'Ihe adult choir of l'inecrext usher in the Lenten season with Baptist ('hurt-h will present 9w' a special Ash Wednesday outreach musical "lieaniri strvice at 7:30 p in. Dr. Frank People" Sunday, during the 11 A Ronander will be guest a iii worship service. preacher and celebrant for the '- Reaching People," by William Ilily Communion, in the ab. .1 lte'nolds, ('uffitones choral senct' of Pastor Franklin music and pe rsonal testimonies Dot-ton who is participating in to ettiptiasize that the church of "Take This Cup," a Lenten (Ix' National Conference on Jesus Christ's main business is drama, is now under rehearsal Church Administration in lii carry the message of God's at First United Methodist AllanLi, (;a, liive to a need% world "People Church by a theatre group .'p"( ial We1Ine,cda) t':Ir: . ho kt''w got'pt'pk' who rit'.'d made up of young people from la'ntt'n services will hi' helit in know Jesus, People who lost' the Methodist Youth Fellowship each week at 730 p.ni until o to people alone withiotit and the commnunit, Easter Services will feature Jesus; For there are people Depicting the last days of first-person monologues and whki riced to See, people who Christ, the play will be multi-character d ma runs nc'i to love, people wI,' need ti presented in April under the focusing upon the following kt,tw (od's redeeming love." direction of Anna Lea and characters of the Passicn Foreman Heard, who also Judas, liarabbas, Caiaptias, compiled the drama and i-'tt.s'rciuu.s'r Pilnu', Peter and l)isnuis The designed sets and costumes. public is invited. Members of the cast include A hymn sing and special musical program will be Tom McDonald, Jesus; Chip hl(ll. ('ltOS.S iresonted .iI First ('hirsstian Johnson, Judas; Preston Ii ictiai'dt', Caiphas ; Jam ie ('hurt-li, Sanford and itosalia Sunday at 7:30 pill. Mi'inhers Rogers, Pilate; Martha ill) (r"ss Episcopal will and Friends art' invittI to cniiw McDonald, Mary; Jolene Ix-gin otst'rv;mi'e if Lent with Brubaker, Mary Magdalene; three Ash Wednesday services, and join in singing their Martha Hardwick, Pilal('s favorite songs. lam., IOn in. and 7:30pm On The family night covered dish wile; John Zeuli and Price 'thursday at i.:30 a in , tonisupper will be held Sunday at f Baker, centurions; Jimmy mouniri will be hell In pin in 't'll(itiip liill. ichi l)cus and Joe Baker, priests; hapcl followed by coffee and (a,iiils will provide food for Buddy Echols, Peter; Chuck • danish in the lounge and a stud) thcuisels't's PltiS two others and hlardwick, Mike Fitzgerald, "1 the Epistle to the hlnrn.,ns their table sen ice. lfl'irk and Roby Sawyers, and Randy and Mark ('horpening, disciples; rolls will lx' proviikI COMMUNITY Sue Oiorpening, Cath y Griffith, UNITED METHOI)I.ST Dee Rawls, Janine Metzger, (F:\TuAl.h1I9lsT Cheryl Smith, Amy Berrien , '[hit' \'',ith ('hir from f'irst Swil,' , is Stesardshiip Judy Carlton. Debbie Freeman, United Methodist Church of ('t,iimitiio'nt l)ay at Central and Darlene Mackey, women. I)unNiin under the direction of Baptist Church. lucre will be ,a An art exhibit of color Torn Ettingi'r. will sing special sestibult' display ri-presenting reproductions from the numbers il l (lit' 8:30 and II difi Christian coiiiinitiuient and (lit' National Gallery of Art will "ervices .Sunday at ('i'mniunity ,,irmiing ser','irt' will siress open in conjunction with the I 'oitt'd Mit fiodist ( 'hurt It of total commitment of lime, draijia Works of Ilotticelli, ('a.ssclbcrry. A: 7p.m. t he y ltiuptiael, El Green, Salvador , will talents and possessions. present a full oncert nay group t);ili, Rembrandt and others ' it.idist OnSaturda thit' i hurl, piulti s-s ill ii •'t at the church depicting 11w life of Christ will will aeciuiiparl iiit'iittx'rs of the 'l'ut'stia). it 9:30 a.m. For their be t'stiibitetl before and after all % isiting t'imir Iii Disney World regular inonttls rot i'i' performances llu'Gokk'n Years Fellowship luncheon will lx' Wedncsslay;it •. noon in Fellowship Ilall. A i'm" act drama will be presented ii) . - Bonander t e ss n k — r 6 all that was coming to me?" They were asking, rather, "Did my ti-other get what he was entitled to receive" This concern about a NEW YORK (API —One of America's greatest psychiatrists, Dr. Karl Menninger, says the old religious word, "sin," has almost disappeared from mod!rli usage, but it remains a fact of thehumanconditlonthatmust be recngniwjtodealwith it. He says the realities of personal "guilt and sin" have been over as only symptoms of emotional illness or environmental conditioning for which the individual Isn't considered responsible, but he adds: "There is 'sin' ... which cannot be subsumed under verbal attifacts such as 'disease,' 'dlthquency,' 'deviancy.' There is immorality. There Is uneth ical behavior. There is wrongdoing." He calls for a reaf firmation of the concept of 'sin" nr.d of personal responsibility for it. In a n book published flawthorne called "Whatever Became of Sin?" he declares: "U the concept of personal responsibility and anzwerability for ourselves and for others were to return to common acceptance, hope would return to the world with it." Menningt'r, who pioneered psychiatry in this country ar'i i: ftunded the psychiatric center in Topeka, Kan,, that bears his name, says the "sense of personal moral responsibility is faint and apparently growing fainter." - P4,~ shoulder and started across the field. Th ey met midway. Each, se nsing the th ought th at had been in the mind of the other, dropped his sheaves, and they embraced with tears coming down their cheeks. And the Talmud says tlat on that spot,cOnseff RtM with the tears of true brotherhood, they erected the Temple of Solomon, Now notice that they were not asking the question, "Did I get f ir, 'law it fun profitable too. We'll be happy to help you word your ad for maximum results. Order one today and witch your Ship in. 111 - S -, ' • IlI I - and weapons in their struggle against the Red Coats. The New in the area? column by 2 In ches. Too small for an ad be noticed or effective? Yiv'rt reading this one! vo In fact, you may be missing more than just the boat, like a better home, a newer car, an Interesting job, good home appliances for bargain prices, or any of the other wonderful things offered in Classified, . means I ,~A 2 you're R.F. Castle Calls. 1x2 lx ' 4 jury. Police said an unidentified object was under a bomb blanket at the edge of the runway. It was not inunediattly knqwn whether the object had been taken off the plane. The FBI, slate police, county and airport police were searchtng the airport with bomb-sniff. ing d s after sealing off the area where the shooting or-of red. Flight 523 to Atlanta was ap. pedIy loaded with 70 passe. g -e when the incid.entbeganto - • Believes in 4. 11 Local Youth To Present Lenten Play spokesmen said tothy. space. Eunice Wall Wiggins, 59, of Although 28 persons are _L Jefferson Ave., is In the employed at the Altamonte post Intensive care unit. office, the present facility has The accident occurred at 2M only 12 parking spaces for both Street and Sanford Ave, police employes and patrons, Myers said, said. - - 0 '• At night the 'n'other at one end of the field began to ask himself the quc'113n, "Was that a fair division of the harvest?" SAnd he came to the conclusion that It was not, for, said he to ' himself, "I have no family dependent upon rue. But my brother a wife and two sons dcpenient upon him, It was a very selfish thing ('1 inc to take a half of the harvest." So he went into his storehouse and threw all the sheaves that he could carry over his shoulder and started across the field towards his brother's e 'Dial same night, at the other end of the field, the ham same question had risen In the other brother's mmii, lie too had asked himself, "Was tkt a lair division (if the harvest ?" lie too ded(kd that it had not been. This second brother two fine sons who will loo k after me In my old age. But my ' hr-o th er has no one to look a!ter him. Surely it was ve ry selh.sh of me to take ha lf of the harves t," And so he too went Into his storehouse and threw all the sheaves that he could carry over his Dr. F To Spe 7 sale, - LiI' ' - directly across the street from Critical . . our brothers is a part of the abilit) We hear a great deal of talk today about the universal Fatherhood of God and the universal brotherhood of man. The m.aj(rit) of appeals made in behalf of peace are based on the idea of brother hood. Now there is sense in which God is the Father of to all by creaticn. But the world seems to be Winded to the fact that For men to know God spiritually as Father they must receive Christ as their personal Saviour. Only this way are we brought into the family of God. His spiritual Fatherhood belongs only to ~ #0 those who trust In Him. However, the Bible dot's teach that (lu-re is a glorious brotherhood and Fatherhood through the cross. Outside the work of the cross, there Lx bitterness, Intolerance, sedition, ill witI, prejudice, lust, greed and hatred. But within (lie power of the cross, there is love and fellowship, new life and new brotherhood. The only human hope for peace lies at the crass of Christ, where all men, whatever their nationality or race, can become a new tretherhood. IIIIIIIII n_LL_.J 4 1'' . I - - I Iiii-II I k The Talmud, which is part of the sacred writings of the Jews, explains how the location for King Solomon's Temple was selected. A father left a field to his two sons. They plowed together, planted together, cultivated together, harvested together, and when the harvest was completed, they divided it equally. The one took his share of the harvest to his home at one end of the field, and the ot he r took his share to his home at the other end. d -. 111111111111111 1)OL6lA.SOjft & 1 Psychiatrist AL f*tl 1 4"' . I Friday, Feb. 2'4W74J6 ' -. We The Sanford Herald .1 I, 0 ." J Al amora.tisF1eIethodI,tChh 17 should come to us tax help for Sio ver - i Show Love II)I VniA,,rn --•-J - 1. . ,_ ,,- f , Henry Block hm is - . / Broth ers I it By DONNA F$T1 - tad,' ,.1 . I $777 children's petting zoo with bay site. Hanna said the zoological the students and encouraging Court of committing rape Nov. 26 Herald Staff w,jui goats, pigs, sheep, chickens and Hanna said new bark walk. society is in a critical fund their support of the zoo today upheld a 150-year sen- 13 In Seminole County and, other baby animals, ways will be constructed. raising period and hopefully program. tenet for a Sanford man who after questioning, signed a conSURPLUS The Sanford Zoo will close its The monkeys will be moved A special guest at the will raise $M,000 by June 1 to told psychiatrists that "voices fession. doors March 4 and reopen as from their island to make room Saturday reopening will be Stan complete 3lOSanfordAve construction already from the sky" told him to cornHe was convicted in a 1971 the Central Florida Zoo on for "Sobik", a new hiihv Rrn4"k .f Brock TV's Wil1 mit rape. WE HAVE STATE FORMS trial after escaping to Califor- March 9 in the same location elephant, and the chimp shows who will sign autographs. The 'We hope to open doors at the The 4.2 opinion said it was up n1a and being captured. but with changes made in will be held on the 'island. Lakeview Band wiUplay and new zoo in July, depending on to the Jury to decide whether a Defense lawyers argued that animal habitat and new New animals to be added Fred Winn d the Bozo show will' the fund raising drive success," defendant was sane at the time he should have been found not animals added. include "Daisy", a female also be on hand as well as local Hanna said. "The society Is of the crime, guilty by reason of Insanity be. Jack Hanna, zoo director. African lion, anticipating cubs dignitaries, trying to find local construction - - cause three psychiatrists testi. said today the reasons why you grand reopening in April. Arrangements are A 50 cents admission fee will people and developers willing to tied he was insane while their will begin at 10 am. with a being made, Hanna said, to be charged to pay for operation help build the new zoo" testimony was rebutted only by chimp show by Prince Rudolph acquire a Bengal tiger as a of the old zoo with any extra Currently, ilanna and Prince a friend of Byrd and a deputy Alexander, a reptile show and mate for Jacques. More funds allocated toward Rudolph are visiting local she riff. exhibit by herb Sullivan. and a parrott.'i will be located at the development of the new zoo. schools, putting on a show for income The friend and deputy asia Byrd never toid them olhearing "voices f rom the sky." Reason 5. If the IRS should call you The Supreme Court said, "We in for an audit, H & R Block will go OVIEDO— Police say an here must re-emphasize that a with you, at no additional cost. Not D o lla l B oa t unidentified man driving a car Jury does not necessarily have as a legal representative. but we with alcxid muffler pqlledupto to take expert testimony over can answer all questions about how the home of a city resident none.'ipert testimony. They may pared. your taxes were pre Thursday night and fired five disbelieve the expert and beshots, one of which went lieve the nonexpert if this Sch led For eken through the living room window their inclination." of the home. Byrd was first sentenced to The 1974 Silver Dollar Inn adjacent to Stark Lake. A "beautiful hostesses" will serve 14 feet depending on the death. That sentence was over- Regatta, a two-day boat race, Polynesian luau will also be Hawaiian Cuisine and guest respective class. The boats No one was Injured in the turned after the court found the will be held Saturday and part of Saturday's activities, speakers will complete the carry only the driver and power incident and police said today death penalty unconstitu ti onal Sunday on Starke Lake in Ocoee The luau menu will feat ure evening's entertainment. is supplied by outboard the Investigation is continuing, as engines then imposed. and proceeds of this annual roast suckling pig and a Jerrigan said. r I some of which are capable of The bullet that was pulled out of Justices Richard Ervin and event go to the Florida Sheriff's Samoan fireknife dancer will the wall of Robert The activities will commence exceeding 100 mph. Schyberg's David McCain dissented with- Boy's Ranch and Girl's Villas, provide entertainment. The home was sent to the police lab. out written today wi th a "beer best" and The Starke Lake course has opinion. festivities start at 8 p m. and A 300-boat armada will racing will begin at 9 a.m. been surveyed and certified as th ecostls$Sfor members of The 24-year-old Schyberg, of th e nrtii.ntai In •h rr -.. . Saturday and u noon on sun- a approved for National 5 Crystal Circle, indicated to corc'iig to Mike Jerrigan, Associated Police Benevolent day. There will be awards to Records. Last year a new Associa tion and $1.50 for 1)01)police the gunman was not [XJI[.jB LOC IC chairman o( the Silver Dollar winning racers. The course will record was established for the members aiming at him. Regatta Committee. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Miss Orlando and Hugh be open to the drivers for class A-outboard hydropinnes. testng (luring the afternoon on SANFORD In addition to the boat race Turley of Dialing for Dollars LONGWOOD For more information on the 309 E. FIRST ST. 903 N. HWY. 17-92 the re will be a boat show will take part in the activities It day before the race. event contact Pam Batson at Tonight — No Appointment Necessary Open Saturday at the Ocoee Ramada Saturday night. An entourage of The racing boats vary for 9 to the Ramada Inn West in Ocoee. _ ___ Shots Fired At House In Oviedo - -- - 444jr, . Sanf ord Zoo To Close, Open Hober Lee Byrd was accused -- - 'r' Sentence Upheld For Area Man - . -- 14.w & Us.d As Central Florida Zoo Florida -) -- *•.• COMBAT BOOTS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - 11 FrIday, Feb. 22. 1974 1 50.* Year Rape N - - - - - • - ' ' ES ",EVEL , , ,- , - - i I - -- ' - 1. I . - CONCOHIMA COLLEGE CHOIR OF ANN ARBOR, MICI! 'che(nIesamia paaranc'; ___________ 1.10 - I ME _ C' iI 11"112m, , �- — riiiuiI ---- I 2 B—The Sanford Herald 6 :•-•..: Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974 Answer to PI"fous pullie This and That Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: here's my problem: I have very short and stubby thumbs, and they are ugly and I am ashamed of them Do you think they could be operated on to be made narrower? I don't have any money, but would be willing to let a surgeon work on me as an experiment, and I would take my chances with the results. I am on welfare. UGLY THUMBS .1 ________ ________ 1 _________________________________ _______________ ____________ _________ A ACROSS 4GulotiIth NS I Firmamrn 41 Iflhi'fthOn _______________ 4PII 42Ctjoned jn ___________ S Adiwatmn klt.r ______________ Four-letter Word$ 12 Indh idual S Ecenirw ______ __________________________ ________ 11 She iF, wheel If Verbal 41 Tiny •i ',( Bother Boy's Parent SO Ex off no A t . IS £duc,atso _ labs L:T :; By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN uM SI Pretty bird A, Inborn ' N , a w Cis Th y •, $7 17 Shield bear name llHeardat S$Cinintutp ICarJ 3óChili came church baseball tcni , DEAR ABBY: I am extremely upset about the kind of Uavrh dream 4001h'r , 22 Hesitation 42 Night bird 5UflJ1 books my son's English teacher him to read. He'ssoum OtStikight, lowh UAtn, in the 11th grade. IOHrae hearing 23 A1mopbrre 53 Duttti (its II (n1 e name 4$ st These books contain some filthy four-letter iprelsu s, 54Olf$i5I "fl' ISProperk 46 Stadium 24SPnIthd 53Greek Iettrr, lAnger son doesn't want me to go to the school and complain. He labs lid Number ZII1II'II1 says the a)e class has to read them. NttlpI I Close pals grant DO'S 49eird 29 Certain I think it's Ic. r'le to shove vulgarity down the throats 2Rj(kward 52 raiIes *coII kiln I Male of young people. If I head my teen-age son using such 6 Iliserend S3 II tit ott,i 'ab language as he is being forced to read, he would t five Enuragc 32KngJudah of 2tgjnt flMaidsname SS Ocean knuckles in the mouth. 'Bib ' STumem,a,t.,re 2lthbbI. 34 Feminine 4 Gis en new Id ilks Am I wrong to be upset by this? I am 47 and never 56 Riblica eultis SHuntingg learn have read such filth, garden Sleland,Vr, 33 Gibbon 35 Young dog $5 Adjlie 7Cordhke bod 3SAIiein. I try to teach my children to keep their Language and suftl% thoughts clean, and I send them to school and their teach. _______________ ers lorce trash &:wn th'tr throats Your opinion, pIase. -• T • T' ' ç' '•" ' II UPSET — — ° 13 DEAR UPSI;T I. too, am offended by four.kUer — -14 words. (It's a holdover from my early tnlnlng-eaII U a IT ii'• — I? "hangup,") But let's be fair. Not all writing that contains — four-letter ssnrds Is "trash." Somi' are Judged to be classics 18 19 21 li ina rn highh-respected literary critics. Relax, mother. I doubt that )our ion will be corrupted 24 by an Enh glis assignment. — .. _ I S. ________ ________ DEAR UGLY: Thumb a ride to your nearest medical sebool, and ask if they are Interested In your prolositioe. but don't grt nur hopes ii ' — F— 48 14 Highiigh ts 60 HURT IN ALABAMA DEAR HURT: A man who wears a wedding ring obsj. nasty doesn't mind announcing In the wo.-Id that be'. martied. but It doesn't necessarily follow that the married man who wears no ring Is reluctant to admit It. Don't mike nn Issue of ft. fir s entitled In his opinion. '.: -. ;r - -'.-..;'!..4 :.: ',..-., I I f 2. -. I - 1! 1; ZVI- ____________ strikes again _____________ r "-v-- Ri wALAc ____________________________IL I • Television FRIDAY EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (5) Heroes 9) Dragnet (U) News (24) Aviation Weather (44) M Squt.J 7:30 (2) Police Surgecn Griffith (9) Hollywood Squares (I]) Movie (21) Wall Strut 1:00 (2) Sanford And Son () Dirty Sally (9) Brady Bunch (s) Washlngon Week (44) The Bold Ones ( LOIU Luck (5) Good Times (91 Six Million Dour (24) interlace to move In with his pal. This starts a campaign by Loive and her mother to get Stanley to apologize for all his insult;. They hope to get Arthur to move back in. Alan Oppenheimer plays Arthur's colleague. — Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY - For years I have read your column and used solutions for many problems and now have a problem of my own. We enjoy burning candles on our fireplace and accidentally some hot wax was spilled on the bricks. 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HIQhI t)fli3223533 Sanford -- Paul Duke, an Nift News shows Washington Week in correspondent in Washington Review,'' ''Washington for 10 years before taking the Straight Talk" and plunge in'° public TV three "Washington Connection," ..,,..,.L_ ------ago. SdyS IflC transition is going well, generally speakAn attempt to explain and ing. elaborate on the phenomena of The biggest problem 'is get- the 16-year-old Maharaj it — ting used to doing things at a he's known in some circles as different pace and on a longer. "The Perfect Master" is range basis," said Duke, 47, coming up Sunday on public now a corrcspondent for the TV. National Public Affairs ('enter Ill.-- show, called ''Lord of the for 'l't'Ii'isiuit. Universe,'' centers on the three.day happening the guru "By that, I mean I've been an held last November at the old-fashioned Journalist who's Houston Astrodome. It's videobeen ui_ceul in Ili ...,biik' ..., deadline tape s'erite from San Fran. .11 his life," said Duke, one of ds&'o's lop Value Television the few top broadcast newsmen crew. with both a wire service and Alas, It's not their best effort, newspaper background, although I must admit I saw the His current dead!ines are for show after reading a National three weekly hall-hour N PACT Lampoon essay on the rigors of TONIGHTI assassination. House O Steak Nov. 22,1963 ...accomplishod! a, Is, - P in its, — RIVER Rfl()M guru life, written by a purported holy ntan named Bob., Hum Raisin, t Baba Burn said it all and Sunday's show seems only a footnote VT H EsTi UR. NT Break(t 7.11 Lunch 11:30.2:30 FRIDAY MATINEE Dinoer 5.10 *Post Time 8 P.M. Sa'' Business Men's We Still Have Our LUNCHEON LUNCHEON SPECIAL $ Matinees Mon., Wed,, Fri., Sat.0:45p.M, SAIl New Grandstand 45 New Color TV HAPPY HOUR 4-7 Two Drinks For The Price Of One Sorry No One Under 18 Sheraton-Sanford Inn tOuhOF O°( Dait Y i,CLLJr)'.(, SL I% Oregon Ave. At 1-4 & SR 46 —I IPtIFORD—ORLRflDO KUM CM Sanford tO Miles north of Orlando between " Reservations (30$) I31.1I0 Save Gas, Energy And Mon. Too While Having Fun AlA Floyd Theatre •\RLP (•) TNtATRI 'c ___ I'I1lHl1J FIRSTAFA SWUNG] CHIL'DR,S$ 3i40UL.'D"T AT '°s ?IM WiTil DAD 'flIINCSI The Body Stealers %Wm" AT - ' 0 ' ro - 1 .()l 1)1 \ SI'u.)\ I Now*,? . 7:30 & 9:30 AT -. "flit' Sonny and Cher" show, now Ui iL, third season, first aired in August 1971 as a sumtiter replacement series on CBS-'I'V, Is This The Way It Happened? Their goal.,. 6:30 (2) Topic (5) News (9) Lawrence WeI (13) Report (241 Mn And ideas 7:00 (2) The Magician (5) Hon Haw (24) Cinema Showcase (44) Wrestling 730 (9) Ozzle's Girls (24) Carroscolenisr choic, of front Panel than, the couple only has one more show to tape for the curS rent season. But he said he didn't know yet if it'll be back next fill He added that a decision wII have to be made by the end of March because "we're going to set our programming schedule" for the 1974.75 season in the week beginning March 18. SATURDAY AT 5:30-7:30.9:30 6:00 (2) News (5) News (9) Hawaiian Open Golf (24) Garden Shew (41) The Untouchables )I Installed __ gal separation from Cher, 27, the singing partner he married in October 1964. He cited IrreI nc I Ia hit' di (ft rt' rices as the reason. According to: CBS-TV's programnining chief. Fred Silver- EVENING : ______________ , OF IM]IROCINIATRI II( MG CHAJ 11:30 (2) Rock Concert (5) Movie (9) Golden Globe Awards (44) Fright Theatre 11:45 (2) Movies 1:00 (4) All Nit* Movies _______ NEW YORK (A Pi — 'luday is Miscellany Day. First up: The question of whether CBS' top-rated "Sonny and Cher Comedy hour" will survive the marital split of fts two stars this week. Sonny Bono, 37, said through a spokesnian he's seeking a le. 3:30 (2) Soul Train (4) Pro Bowlers Tour (24) America Be Fit 3:45 (24) Living Better 1:00 (2) Income Tax And You (5) Sounding Board (4) Race Of Champions (21) Lilias. Yoga And Ycsj (44) Movie 4:30 (2) Nashville Music (5) Jackie Gleason lnverrary Classic (24) Book Beat 5:00 (2) Arnold Palmer (5) Glen Campbell (9 Wide World C Sports (24) Nation Time 5:30 ((1 Sounding Board (24) Rock Muiic ) Sonny And Cher Fare S THE 250 4 Will All "BATMAN" with a fabulous - How i'.IiUU',T' Replace Your Old Built-In Dishwasher A AAA J .D.J P '" .a..v Friday, Feb. 22,197+-38 Saturday at 11:00 & 1:30 Sunday at 1:30 Only - Carefree Flowers The Sanford Herald Till 1: 34 SAT. & SUN. , 9:00 (5) Mary Tyler Mcxxi Show (44) Celebrity Bowling 9:30 (5) Bob Newhart Show (44) Night Gallery 10:00 (5) Carol Burnett Show (9) Owen Marshall (44) Basketball 11:00 (3) News (4) News () News (24) Special Of Week 1:00 (2) College ' Championship Basketball (5) Festi val Of The Lively Arts (9) Championship Wrestling (44) Combat 1:30 (24) ElectrIc Company Nun 50c 1:00 0) Movie (5) All In The Family (4) Partridge Family (24) Zoom (44) Boxing From Olympic 4:30 (5) M A S H (9) Suspense Theatre (24) Humanities Film Forum AFTERNOON -_ I 'X• Candle wax JAMSCAAN MAW" MA,C v, 8:30-9:30 ABC THE Six MILLION DOLLAR MAN "Little Orphan Airplane" Steve -V.V. LE Austin becomes an airplane CONFIDENTIAL TO "HAVING MY DOUBTS": Don't DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the makers of mechanic tonight as he tiles to marry any man whose ability to make rational dicisioss is tracing paper used for marking darts. etc., when sewing. t cthirnself and the pLane'spllot toestionabia'. I think his children are trying to line up a can only find packages with assorted colors but would Like Out Of an African country. The baby-sitter for his second childhood, to be able to buy a package with all one color, preferably pilot has Films proving blue. I have found it the beat all-around color that can be country is tweaking a truce 10:00 (2) D. n Martin seen on most things. I know some sewers prefer white but I For Abby's booklet, '1kw to Have a L.vety Wedding," Ishas In.Comedy alwaya end up throwing away the yellow, red and white. violation.But - jured, and the the pilot plane usad $1 I. Abigail Vii Bares, in Lasky Dr., Beverly Win. A SEWER ') TOfl& CAL JAIL (U) RFD.Holl DEAR POLLS' - I have help for the reader who wrote daflaged landing gear. But (24) Black Journal about her problem in no: being able to reach things on top before he can do anything he 10:30 (U) World Shortages shelves at the supermarkets. Perhaps her store manager has to find a way to get that .' . . (44) Bobby Goldsboro would be as co-operative as mine who sawed off= plane Offhis belly.miabaJ Boil Infuriates Citizens 11.00(2) Nw sticks so (hey are about 30 inches long. These are placed ° for Superman. (5) News several shelves throughout the store to make It easier for (9) News "shorties" like me to work unbreakable items forward so we By (;EoRcI: W. CRANE. _____ Applied Psycholo' became an can reach them. - MAE (u Man And Pitt), M.D. .il1' of the courts! Environment DEAR GIRLS - A big hook on one end would be a big (44) Night Gallery For our pioneer psychologist, help, Our apartment manager made one for opening and Horace raise, a legal Dr.WilliarnJamesoffbr%ard closing windows I cannot reach. - POLLY. 9-il CBS "It's Good To Be Problem that infuriates millions 11:30 (2) Tonight Show siuI that a man's ssesslons DEAR POLLY — Wheneve'r I mall packages I rind that Alive" Paul Winfield, Ruby Dee (5) Movie "I hon,',.t i itizens Wh should ,rc n extension ui his own using a drop of glut' on each knot tied in the string or cord and Lou Gosset star in this (9) Wide World 01 keeps it firm so there is no danger of slpnirtg — MRS I. S the çcupe-rI owner in today's persanality. !)EAI( POLL\' - Break scrubbing and scouring pads EntertaInment special about baseball's Roy 'air be held in $75,000 hail for If y"u titus mutilate or (44) Ml ialf. half will usually do the job at hand and the other ball Campanella, whose brilliant shooting the i*asadiiig criminal, destroy a penon's now hand or 1:00 (2) Midnight is fresh for another job. This also saves buying twice as career was brought to a sudden while the latter was required to it- eye, that is deemed a very man'. Specla end inan auto crash In 1008. The Isrnisltoiil $l.SOOt Zpercenti serious offense and Is called When there is not enough room in the oven for baking pies dra (9) All NIt. ma reveals the fantastic as much ANDbreadasmallsteadyarjjciccaflbeputjfltpieovenafld movies luayhetii. a pan placed on it so it is lifted up a bit over the others. This (44) News variety of awards, trophies, But if you likewise damage will savi both gas and time as more things can be baked at photos, palques and mementos CASE Z-564: Horace B., aged his auto or steal his bicycle, one time. 19. Ii a college sophomore, that signify his distinguished that would thus be termed at Those unused ice trays make wonderful organizers in the SATURDAY career, He survived a iIai'tllui "Dr.Crane,"be began"Jam least a couSin of mayhem, as kitchen drawers. assortment of Injuries before taking pre-law courses, for I per I)r Jatnes MORNING Keep an emery board handy in the sewing machine for reaching the lop of his expect to enter I.iw Ssheol, sharpening the net-dIewhennec's.sary.-Ml F'urlhert:assre if )vu w orked ________________________________________________________________ profession. Roy appears in a 6:00 (5) Growers "But I am confused about tht' for t' iiionttss and saved all your WINATBRIDGE differential way our courts are pay to buy a $4,000 automobile, Almanac Friday, Feb 22, 1974 specIal Introduction, 6:30 (2) Sunrise he ts Semester rtnonal intruders. )ear i1 a'w- Lifespan' Flying "F'ur example, you may have Aiy bud) who thus steals or (5) HeipI it's Hair Had East shown out you noticed the recent Chicago case Bear Bunch destroys that auto, has 9:30.10 ABC THE ODD would lead a second heart where thieves were breaking (4) Tarzan figuratively killed you six toward dummy and hold COUPLE "A Different (44) TBA into a garage iiss'rith.s alit-ad .4 time, via West to one trump (rick. L)rusiimer" Monty Hall Is back 7:30 (2) l.assie 'The owner resolved to sleep destroying half a Suppose you were in seven, again, and Felix hopes to .' year of your (5) Amazing Chan in th e loft of tat family garage You wool have no way irmluctive life' And The to Oscar's friendship with Monty W see if he couldn't apprehend Chan Clan Thc American public is make that contract against to get his reorganized college certain holdings and would The culprits next time. (3d) Sesame Stre,t n'w'rnuring angrily, not just at lose this time f you played _________________________________________________ "On about the 8th night, he the Watergate bungling your ace of hearts, but you wu4u, up to hear t hem, an- lasi'i.-, ] P,It but a!o at what they would w.t iuiuke this play in a parcntl tryint: Ii' loot his tm's:dcr thu' iiilscarriag grand-sIan, contract. t' of iaragc. You would lead a heart justice in our courts by coddling "The time was about 2 am., toward dummy's king. West criminals and penalizing honest and two couples were reported uk'ferxlers 1,1 property would show out and you would have no trouble pickAS Ir,vi'lvt-d, And it isn't the faithful 3201 S. Orlando Drive ing up east's trumps. "lie finally shot as th.'y fled lElicefnen who What shouic, you do if West are at fault, for Hwy 17-92 i191I (mmli that he had kilhl a tt (tr )thrat %t P'n ttiki risk followed or: (tie fir&t twart. Phone 323-7150 iuxig 1411i1$4s0 .itj'uut 20 and Ibeu' Sanford You would play to drop the lives in defense of us wounded another married girl. citi ns, queen next. W ith nine trumps ze the criminals the aged 18. this play gives you the best 'rrest are "(ten turncd loose CARNATIONS chance to pick up the whole "The itierm got awa). but em' QUALITY with a figurative slap on the suit. "I them' was a repeater PLANTS ______________ wrist or are paroled b commit (riminal, w Pu' u'as have in. additlorLil rafws, theft': and and 1 ii,. riIJ...t' percloz, .. .srM)ri. "But what puzzles me is the AT One ranking official By Oswald & James Jacoby Ict that the swntr. WIM, shot rtt!ylidj,w police DISCOUNT that jln POTTED MUMS IN the ndpnts, was arraigned with are The inddjng has bees thcs dis'xiuraged at this 22 The correct play of a Mitt is a mdi of $75,000, while the girl COORDINATED POTS wanton cuddling of an likely to depend on how many North SiIt salith he ibtil In the arm, was only breakers, tricks you need in IL 14 booked with a bail r4 11.500. PUS I# Today's hand is a classic PAN If "Wi' VLdIIICT our lives ., 1* example of a Pass 3* safety PUS Yefiheirastwnfthogtjjlty arePwnd ttw' guilty, ottly Pa 44 parties, v?Ijjt' the owner it the 'cc shem laugh I'M 4 You are n a rt*'heart at us as Pass 6-N T. i'as.s ' they contract and the contract isa bike was defendmnj his own stroll ait of the D.WkIst courtroom, ciflchIfyoucanayoidthei You, South. hold irltate propt'rl> parijeti •'r treed on of two heart tricks, •A K 74 A K 74 *324K 10 "how can the courts lustily tectIflj(1 4 itj" Your only worry is if you What do you do now' sth platng 1i'otsh' with i Thsays write to jfr, (rant' In find all tour in one hand and rI) A-Pass. Yu't .lt.n't knw Just triiion.'j,i.t ii,r n.,iwmn; ti':it lars' '.1 liii' Sanford ileralil, sour safety play is to lay what is happening but your auw,two. tc-mx'rty your ace of hearts at rnerm who try In cm-losing a lung stamped, trick artoer has made a decisive hid. protect their hard earned addressed eliiseJIpr and 21 TODAY'S QUE'3T1os All Typei Floral West shows out whereupon Instead of responding cite dia'ruts In es-tr i)plag and you lead a &vranements. Dish ' "-i-' second heart ' ' _ to rnond he has responded one OCRTCAVIIJJN(, printing rests when yon send dummy 3 king and a third one -_ -'- 'Csrdsns- Flanging Baskets spade. What doou do now? Maybe it i bight (tine mntfrrr, for uuw of his booklet c. back toward your Jack. Answer Tomorrow 5as__-.dSi' treating home owners vrrsu that auto t n represen half a i)' rs4LYr.. Af- 8:30-9 NBC LOTSA LUCK "ArhurMakesaMove"Ai-tj2ur — 10 W has finally had it with Stanley's _____________________________________________ former Navy buddy, he decides msults and, encouraged by his POLLY'S POINTERS ( 81:30 CBS DIRTY SALLY band on Monty's show. The io-ii ABC TOMA "A Funeral hires the pair to find her ftancr Pike gets involved with an show is a new nostalgia for Max Fabain" Tonight louis who has been missing for ioiw attractive ca dealer when he pgrsrn and Felix even 1ds poses u a to dig days. What she doesn't n has topd her when is Ogrtothe band. He is outevidence ofcorrupt1onina themisthatheisahitmnt accused of cheating. She gfres with the exposure on the labor union. During a union the syndicate and $400,000 o f the him a sob story and he gives her program he will become a star. election one of the supporters of syndicate's money is iss j ( her family's diamond But you know someone is goingMaxFabian, an honest man, is with the boyfriend. ring. Sally is sure he has been to upstage him. killed. Toma's investigation taken until she has the FIfl proves a mysterous powerful appraised. It's wch more than 1.2:30 NBC MIDNIGHT t syndicate ruler will stop at SPECIAL Composer.musgci what he paid for it. Sarah nothing to halt Max Fabian singer Gordon Lightfoot Kennedy plays the girl. , 10-11 NBC THE DEAN From being elected, tonight's host. His guest. . MARTIN COMEDY HOUR clued the James Gan the Guru -After giving Don Rickets 90 Who, Redbonc, Maria Muldaur, minutes recently, Dean Is back Ravi Shankar and Byron 81:30 NBC SANFORD AND to an hour roast of Jack Benny. II :30-I ABC ABC'S WIDE MacGregor. Ughtfoot offers SON Those wedding belts are Some of the roasters include WORLD OF MYSTERY "Don Quixote," "High an breaking up that old gang of George Burns, Jimmy Stewari, "Goodnight, My Love" Richard Dry" and "The List. Fred's. His best friend has Jus ,, It st.eo t Rich UtIle, Pearl Bailey, Joey Boone and the late Michael does "Star Baby." Bryon gotten engaged, and Fred is Bishop, Norm Crosby, Jack Dunn portray an unlikely team MacGregor l worried that once the knot is Carter and Wayne Newton. does his of detectives. Barbara Rain "Americans," finally tied, his Friend won't have anything to do with him. Friend Grady is played by Whitman Mayo, and Norma * * * Miller Is his fiancee. 61 — DEAR ABBY For our first wedding anniversary, I surprised my husband with a beautiful gold wedding band, identical to the one he gave me. Re didn't have to tell me he didn't want to wear it, I could tell bj his expression. He left it in the box. I foolishly insisted that he try it on, to see II it fit and then he told me that he thought a man who wore a wedding ring might as well wear a ring thru his nose. What do you think, Abby' I know it's dangerous for a man sho works around machinery to wear a wedding ring at work, but my husband works in an office F TV Time Previews ' 8:30-9 CBS GOOD TIMES. The Evans family isn't having _____________ many good times tonight what _________ with rnoney problems. They _______ beset by taxes and over due __________ 39 ____ rent. What's more, they face eviction from their Chicago 43 apartment. With shows like this, maybe they'll change the — series' name. — " -r ' 58 . i es 0. *UNTICROO? EVERY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetabi Hot Bread & Butter $1.29 CENTRAL FLORIDA $ OLDEST AND FINEST STEAM HOUSE CO','PLE Y( uu,ri(o' 01,1,1 i I; Ac, r HWY 1'7 -92. North in FLRN PARK i14 Ii S TAP,yl I.? '4*(.4 1,,? 0• LAYP&. ,' k LU.j ,',, Ut?,is, ' �-- 2. -. - - - .. - ,...... a,t.rv-,r.-t. -- - --- r '- r--'------3 .C ---- -t, r'- -- - ____________________ _p___ - --- _________ I 413-The Sanford Herald Friday, Feb. 22, 1974 Legal Notice - 4 NOTICE or Legal Notice BOND ELECTION IN llot toe use in %tli ____ --- - Legal Notice voting re4uirements. •n Legal Notice all other FLORIDA ON MARCH 12. 1974 SECTiON (identIOthproper adoption 04 Slid ELECTION NOTICE- IS HEREBY GIVEN PROCEDURE, The applicable resolution hive ben duip lltiIlg. THAT A BOND ELECTION will be portloj,of the registration books. or carried out. an Other-wls ob held onthe 12Th day 04 Mirth. 1971, duplicates lhprof, of the Count1 in the County CI Seminole. Flara, showing the names ci the Quallited I He 5 duly authorized to eSt(UI this Certificate, br the purpe of determIng $ectorsresioing the Coy SAII of the County be fuished by prmncipet amount of not esceeing CterP at each poling place where semi alvivally. at such rcte or rates bond ,lechioii shill be held arid no.? 14 .- 4.rig the legal rate as shall ndted inttie manner pre5cr' need hereto entitled THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EXCEEDING 5301.300 GEN an file dopliate returns of such CENTER PROVIDING FOR AND Agriculture Center for Seminole Eledtlonsandohecopy to the Board 04 the Board of County Corn RESIDING ol Quilliad electors who voted at 04 January, 1971 04 votes cast respedlively for a SEMINOLE IN OflttruCting jtiotc a ne Counle , AHflI. 37 - Plfl5t Baptist ChuI'ch. bond eI.cIiOn of lie qualified Clerk ntor electors residing the County is Soacd of County - south Seminole Middle School hereby called to be h'ld on March Commls%i*n,f5, $tfltiflol, over "FOR APPROVAL OF 39 -- St Johns Village Craft Shop, 17. lflltodetermlne whether or not Covn!y, Florida tiOPiDS' ii you favor the (ance of Fern Park the issuance of such bonds in an POLLING PLACES o - [astook Swim Club i9regate amount of not esceeding Indate by pulling down le II - Mitw Middle Shool One MIllion Eight Hundred PRECINCT & LOCATION SECTION S ABSENTEE VOTING Paper ballots shall bi in the election for •b.nt,, voters pr0ed In Section 1 above. e'c, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, 74.14) Inn me MarrIage of: 6. LAURENCE WILLIAMS Hvlblnd, - ii JENNY C WILLIAMS. Wife be approved by such Qualified 7 -- Wilson School. Paola north from DerbyshIre Road electicn. The places of vofing and in Ihe RECORDINOOFFICER ID - O'clock AM. until Wven (7) o'clock AND PROVIDING AId EF APPROVAL OF BONDS" (o9y an the space to the left 04 the words Qualified, and acting Clerk of the ballots t be used shall be in sub- The undersagled HEREBY Legal Notice Legal Notice ¶pe Legal Notice :!1e Sanford Herald Friday, Feb. 22, 1974-SB POTICE OF LEGISLATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pr%Uant to 1lorij stut, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Netic.of Pbllc HIing intentiOn Ic apply to the 1971 salon of the Florida Legislature for passage of an act relating to transourlasion, creating Sectioni, 314 Ci, 311,93i, 3ia.37, 314 933, 114 933 34 344 , Board of Adluitment will conduct a public hearing to consider ap Peovinga Lof lze Variance nan R 1A Residential Zon, on that following described property 10110. . santanoo 314 967, and 314 ft3. Florida 39, PB 9. Page 39. Further descrbed 04 a Seminole County expressway Street br the sSuan(e of bonds in ac cofdance With the state bond act; Courthouse, Sanford. expected so Lake steps to ward off a corIderate amount of onthe March 14. 1971, at 700 PM • orFlorida, s ________ CARROLL RIGHTER 'S t. 1' from she C.rrol( Ritir lnitute Marriage has bean filed in the - Commssiity HOuW, Chuluofa Suchelection, The polls will be i Factoryville. Pennsylvania 11119 ned twenty tave (7Sf years from by law br holdirig general elections OUL IGA T ION 17 - Longwood Communi:, Bldg. bond election shall be the same as Instructions to Voters - Legal Notice 1 and IOvi prant. c. • • '.::: :.:xTou ln white paper and delivered lormify with app,cabl, an accora,nc, with l* Nellceof Public Hearing caj v.efnCiiI5. an all other Notice is hereby QIfl that a THAT A BOND ELECTIO,d will be macl,n, held 00 the 12th div Of Mar, 1974. C.dent to the ioPer adoption of sad Commiston Room an the City Hall n SECTION 7 ELECTION resolution have b*tn duty Iullili,d, theCtyof Sanford, Florida. itt 7 00 an the COunly ci Seminole. Florida. PROCEDURE The applicable carried for he purpo%e 0, determining portion of the regstra,on books, or served, Out, and otherwise Ob o'clock PM on February 23. 1971. tO ethec ConSider the annejation 04 property shall be or not bends 01 It Count, duplicates thereof. Ot the County • an aggr,g I He ilduly authorizrdto eKute desrb as follos tho*,ng th names of t Qualified Certificate, 5906.300 beIrng nterI, payable be furn%h by the Supervisor 04 S Tb, copy of the resotut,on an fl7 14th Sand 2107 54 feet W o not e*ceedng the legal rate as shall Clerks it eacri polling place wht bedetermnedat the tlmef the ill, the bond election ito be held. The A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING Range3OE, Ri,v S 1IU feet' W 22206 TO. LAURENCE 0 WILLIAMS Apartments, (Recreational poled, above descrIbed 4- City Hall, AItamore Room) All ,aIlfied electors residing in s - city Hall, Ovledo Le!j ____ NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION IP THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE FLORIDA ON MARCH 17, t97 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Resoluton 04 the Courly. l,flfruf,gn to hOtU% Indicate by pulling dowii lever 04 said Bonds. Place an "v' 17. 1971 ON THE QUESTION OF , Legal Noke Lgal Noticó a Not ce ijiNoc BONDS - if you do not favor the 13 - Eastbrook Swim Club installmtnts over a prlod not to provided The inspectors and Clerks TO F IPIANCE THE COST OF A tht date of the bonds, Ice the put _____ Community Presbyterian coi'v'alned therein and you are OF (Agricultural) Olitrict AND ises of fiflhnjng the cost of Provided Th Inspectors and Clerks TO FINANCE THE COST 0 A 0 provided in fhe resolution H EATON, JR.. of STEPI AttorneysfofPifltioner. POstoftic, - First Federal BuildIng, adopted On the 6th ci the bond election and shall deliver of January, BONDS A AND CALLING n, ELECTORS Elect ionsandonecopytolh,flpard W176 lten$, U 39 2feet, W 373 I feel, department of frantportatj may BOND ELEC work at hand and keep promIs toottrs. Being of assistance to Ill Railroad, Pdly on Railroad to Pd line authority br purposes of con RESIDING By Watton Torres. PublIsh Feb 22. ieii SECTION 1 OFFICIAL BALLOT, 17 - Forest City Bear Lake Fire andfiletheoelgirsalwlth the Clerk cI othets will gain nre goodwill. The places oo VOting in th bond of Quatled electors who votid at HELOON MARCH 17. 1971 ON THE property is prcSently toned A I acquisition of lands and property, in the relol.ztloei set forth below. The BC canvassed in the manner the date Of slid bond election irom SECTION the original resolution ELECTION finally adopted at said meeting and - Lyman High School entered against you granting ia. a%l at such eieciion in respect to ,lutIiorized and direct thereafter duty signed or approved to hae proceedings, IEMINOLE COUNTY, sufficient number of the aforesaid boom the minutes of the Regular as 04 Bonds." such bonds shall be Ihe Boardof County CommiIslon, RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING 'ssuance of *hah shall be thereby record January. A 0 l71. 19 - Seminole High School RESIDING i.__-u IN or rte the date an4 tme tot the which voting machintS are to be Arthur H RCckwith, Jr Deputy Clerk 04 reCord insofar aSthae same relate reb,rred to therm, Information Booth. By Linde M Harris Tilt ISSUANCE OF NOT Lx OflItC,,A TION SYIiNSTROM, DAVIS & IgiIion bonds ol lhe County 21 - Portable, southeast corner of Florida State Bank time of the sale of the ds 76 - Lake Mary Fire HOus- BOARD OF COUNTY COAt the event that any oord, phrase, FLORIDA Oil MARC P1 12 1971 on plain while paper a delivered considered, and adopted in con financing the cost of acquiring and NO TICE OF BOND ELECTION IN 'n accordance with law the fficial tormIt with applicable (OnStructl a third floor addition 13 Attorneys for Petitioner m& h'r'es THAT A BOND ELECTION will be requirements and proceengs irs provided in the Resolution of the PROCEDURE The applicable rtsolution have teen duly fulfilled, CLAUSE All reSolutrii .n corillict prnc.pai amount of ,'vot exceeding Eirctions t OF BONDS Subect and purnt to repealed, insofar as there is conflict semi arnually. at such rate or rates the bond election 5 to be held The SECTION (7 EFFECTIVE Q $Suin to e located withn Seminole County, Florida herein called "proPct") The issuance 04 Suth COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, FLORIDA .101w, A. Kwnbroi,,gpi proiett will be for 't- y beSt 'nfevests 04 the County and •ts inhabitants SuchbcawsshaII tepavaale from ad valorern taxes levied v',thotjt limit of Cuunty Commissoesm. Seminole Courtly, Florida By Marie W. Walker propertyuntheCo.jnty Noneofsajcpi Board Attest term lhn twenty five (751 years Clerk the Inspectors an SEMINOLE COUNT V TO BE A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZI issuance 04 said bOndS. - Pinecrest Baptist Church, Sanford John A kirrbrouoh its the Clerk of the Board shall Clerk to the Board II Such bond election "Board') that NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING THIS FOR RESOLUTION SECT ION II REPEALING OF BONDS Subiect and pursuant to Eastbr estatelflfheofficeof theClerkof In, Obligation bonds ot Seminole or incon$.stnt herewith hereby are SwIm Club 11W time of the sate of the bonds SECTION) BOND ELECTION A OBLIGAT ION BONDS OF SEMIPIOI.t COUNTY, FLORIDA t7. 1971 to determie .v'tneintr br ndf 3 .J47 - .•• -:.- - :. ;.j 4hI4c. lit. ' ..: . a, = 4.... 1• J4_ ) __________ -. _______ ., •a.. House Ch bOnd (0 .1 ii'.'' e'.l ' "AAlNST - - -- SECTION IS Winter Springs Town Hall j Bcv'.O (lCeAn - . APPROVAL CERTIF ((S or before the dale a Arthur H Btckwith, Jr. tine for tie copy of Ihe whole of the original election for the votIng places at record insofar as the same relate NOTICE IS HEREBY 0I'EP4 ballots f i AUTHORITY OF court ul competent iurisdiction, in the County of Chapter 130, Florida Statute'., end or Paragraph hereof OF Qualified, at trw vofing pICres from (?lo clock ,.taiion A At unlil5* 171 o'clock PM on II - Winter Sprmps town Hall SECTION 4 OFF ICIAL BALLOT •., IS d actIng Clerk of the Such bond election arid the form of SECTiON 6 PRINTING OF Clerk), and keeper n. BALLOTS the Clerk 04 the bvn.rd i tlW'I'edi, includirip Hit minutes of its use in Such voting ent,tIed to cast such ballots in seth heldon theRm day Jane,ry. 1971. themfo the Inspeclorsandclsfkson minute'. Of Sad meetng on file and or befprr five dale ant t.me lr Jv, of reqr inSofar as the same relate etect tot the young ptes a' 3rd lurthe'r 'I iu','eC ar.d directed fo mate ap?roprialr extracts an to th other matters 1 m,'rvg was duu convened .0 (,Qnf)raflt, with all applicable V1RC(Aug,fltoSe.fl)Avoidaoctatesnowortherecould thtiflf as possible vale Permtted by law at the time the tle of the bonds reQuirements and proceedings in Seminole. Florida, PROCEDURE Thc applicable cident tothe proper adoption of sad described as stanfaally the following form Sar,crrt C ,' (r"lm'r Church, Bear lake II IC .. Seminole County Aqri Center S.minol. High School hereof shall be held invalid by any PATRICIA DALE KEEN court of COmØefent iurildiction. NTICEOFACTIOki OF BONDS SubleCI afldpjranlf0 otnerworc.clauw.phrase. Sentence -- CLAUSE, All resolutions in conflict iISCOf%SiStetSf herewith hereby we logregate amOunt of opt exceeding N 'ic Hundred 5'. ThOusind Three Hunored Dotlrs (5904.3001 Shall be to finance the COlt of the prO$tct. the Courify Commission Chambers MARCH11, 914 23 - Prairle LILe LPgion Hall f.aI5 toe ue of slxtu voting preSent tPW'Oughiovjt Said meeting thereof. Paybt, from ad v'aiorem macnines at na palling places and the resolution herein attic taxet lrviedonafl ttaQl, property iri th County without Srfe4 tuir,rt arid to have printed mentionid was duly proposed, liexil as to rate aSn plain whitt paper and dei;y-ered (Ulfl'drred. and Oopded in cots or at,Ntt foe that Pe%ooSI of fnituiing I in aorc"davsr, v.. tin l !hC oltc'a? f'm.f with ic'.sc f qn.rn' and applicable 30 3? - Lake Mnroe Scou; i'P Englasi (ttat School City Hall. Attamonte City Halt, Ovedo Community HouSe, Geneva 7 Community House, ChuIa - OunO election shall be thc same as as o rate or amount un all taxable Prvpertyin I.e County Noneofis,ti service or immediately thereafter, OtherwiSe defduit will be entered in tie pttitiofl Florid. Legislature for this Court on January 39th, 1971 (SeaU Board of County Commisi'oners. Seminole County, F7oridi By MarIe W Walker 0#puty Clera Clerk By Cecella V Ekern Deputy Clerk Pvbm.. 'eb , I. Ii, 72. ICti DrY 04 fire control districtior parts ther by ordi,'uance 04 Ib, B-card of Counlw r , All parfi in interest fld citizens 1797, C4t%efberry, FIa, 37707, and Courty. Florida, run N heard at Slid hearing 1 said Section 21, a uistance of intheobficeoftheclerkoftheaboy, H N Tamm. Jr go along by yoursell and use good judgment. you're a person who can be depended upon. so n - First Federal Building sucn electon The poils will be open 760.0 ft for a P08, thence run N 02 Arthvjr H Beck*tt, jr Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co thence SIRE • 13500 ft to the P08 Subject to an easement for road over the Northerly 7S feet • rewarded, Home La the best place tixlIght. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY...he are coiernod. Give the best ucation you can affond, and direct it toward wob1ern.eoIving Lines. 'The mind is an analytical one. 1, said section 21. a distanced l 00 It, thence run P15760011, thence run SIR E parallel w.th the centerlIne of P Plo 16, a diStance of 74000 ft for now ready. For your copy send yow' btrthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, P.O Box 6, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. Clerk of Circuit Court Cnty. providing for e'stabliiumr,l 04 county hoSpitals, petition DIVISION £ In vs the Marriage of; HOLLY CARCL tIANLEY, B Cecelia V (kern andatrureeUO0lmilltimtther. providing for general powers and and "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of you La largely up to YOU! SUNDAY, FEB. 24, 1974 43771" thence run Northerly along sealcurve an arc distanced 30 13 It, thence run P147 I' 35" W 123 7U tt Petitioner, POB Subject to an easement GENERAl. TENDENCIES: An unusually good day for adopting a more modern and practical philosophy of life. At. for Poil Office Boy (330 Saniord, Florida 32771 Attorneys toe Pet itoner DIV ,.ovding br a one frIh 125) mill abOve Styled Court for the relief YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dis30lution of IN PROBATE P10 73 the Count, Commission Chambers 04 the COurthou. Sanford, Florida, on MirCb 14. (971. at 7 00 P At .or as don't be rude in any way. Obtain information you need from friends. Also, new conthd can be helpful. Semnolv County Board 04 Adjustment today and attend group affairs. A higher.szp comprehends yow Chairman GEMINI fMay 21 to June 21) Plan to see friends who have _______________ in STROM, DAVIS & McINTOSH, 0EV 171 Express happ(ns. Respdent teet, TO JOSEPH LEE HANIEY 711 Youngs Avee Lock Hav'n. she will want to lIfe CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE thence P1 S 73' 3" W, 4193 ft to a COUNTY, FLORIDA curve concave Easterly having a prOvid'ng for ta. lCvy by the Board of County Corn m5%icn,rs. Providing a one bourth I 231 miltagelimit for annual budpt purposes, Providing purchasing or Loll - From the S ',mile post Section 71 195 79E. Seminole County, Florida, run N 49)1' 30" 1 Florida. providing that Sectis 13301. 135 12 and 135 73 FlorIda Stati o'clock A N -jnlit seven Itt o'clock Deccaseø SECTION 4 OF F ICIL BALLOT Vetog marh.nrs shall be used at IS - St Andrew'. Presbyterian CILIAPY EXECUTOR NOtice 5 hereby given that I have Church. Bear Lake ballots to be uSed Shall be in sub II Seminole County Agri Center contact with expert advisers, whatyouwanttodolntheIveworkjandqujcklygt llov 13)0. Sanford, Florida 3777). p SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BOND ELECTION MARCH 17. ltll fl 73 74 nur riot exceeding 1906.300 pro Sanford Sanford Civic Center Prairie Lake Legion Hall Portable, southeast corner Of Lake Mary Fire House 26 bonds of the County bearing interest 74 - ' - twenty five 1751 year'. from the date longwond Community fllg as to rate or amount for the P.rose School and constructing a rw* Seminole - in tie Resolution of the County - Indicate by pulling down lever 0 Sso(ution 04 Marriage linal discharge as Ancillary ment agencies to have responsibility can easily upress ors at this Un. anal to recommend Such plans Ia Ancillary Executor Notice of Public Hearing Phil-cr 5 tii'rth, u-veii that the required and optional Iements of a DEY 37 derstanding with regular allies so that your fuUre dealings are more profitable. Show that you are fair. pu'jlic participation in the planning public hearing to conSider ep IJsten to what an adviser has to say. Catholic Church, (dgemoq, Or Winter Springs, 37701. adopted comprehensive plans, property Pinecrest Baptist Church, fi(titiOu5 name ob MID FLORIDA appraisal 04 adopted comprehensIve County, Florida in accordance wilh the provisions of the FictitiouS Seminole High SChOOl $6509 Florida Statute's 1957 Portable Vacant lot, west s'de IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ifl the election boy absentee pters north from Derbyshire Road Shall be in substanflatly the form RolIn tIlls Country Club provided in Section 1 above. C'(Pr i7 Longod Community Bldg CERTIFICATEOF ssu,,rc support. Persevere in whatever you do. SAGIARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 2H Engage in recreaUo now that you enjoy. You are highly creative and can make an excellent impression on others at this time. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 2) Plan a cow-se of action than for s. Sanlando Springs, in Section 171 AND FLORIDA. IN PROIATt NO. In re: Estate if Nolce 5 hereby uvn'i thi' the DIV 179 ___ _ - - OF ADJUSTMENT Division. Seruinole COufity Florida, Judge for a final settlement Of Pier proceedings. because of a 'sthl clear mind. It is important SuIfcect nubrr 04 the afcresa'd meeting of the Bd of Co Comm u'au'ung earl)' in life. Sports are fine. "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." Vt'hat you make of lus good Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for youz' sign for March is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll RIghter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 629, Holl)lSood. ('aitI. 90028. prices every. ' SEMINOlE COUNTY BOARD following described property 1E eye catching •'.E". :E AlEEcE' \ET-€ ad coil 322-261 1 Sections 70)3 run SoIhSa6 71' to Northerly R W 04 Old Sanford H ____________ or . obefore thC date and tine for Inc in County; providing toe the means 04 •felion foe the voting places at referred to tr.er.n the resolution referred To in ad faring 7 acres, more or lets Fur decea STEtISTROM. DAVIS & in conformity with all applicable Attorneys la' AJ,'iuinittratr,x used. and further Is authorized and directed to make appropriate requirements, aproperguorum was Post OlfIce Boa (3)0 present throughout sad meefing Sanford. Florida 37771 Arrangements wIPi the PrOPsf of Publish Feb (S. 77. March II. (971 and the resolution herein after f,ials for ise of Svch votrig (3EV 7 r,,,'nt'Oried witS duly propOsed. ' "-, c 'in; r'.ev ma(li.,ieS til fl Geneva R,d ThiS pubic hearing will be yield th Courthouse Sanford Florida, SOOn Ihefeatlrr as Possible of Adltjstment By Walton Torre'.. Chairman PubliSh Feb 77. 1911 DEl 120 YOU CAN'T - ' - ( i MISS!! the Courfhouse. Sanford, Florida. soon thefeaflor as Pcssb'e Of 4diustmeeut By Watton Torrrt Chairman fblth Felt 73. ;9 - Iir iiifiir !,it't4I) - - 8E MERE \ .. - property Henry's Court A (tiOfl 3)11 Th, pubic htir rag will be held teach to Good buys OAI (0 fh I2thday 04 February. P8 IS. Page IS. Public Records Administrat'Ix Estate of you ____________________________ Notice a'. htrbr gvCn that the inthe space to the left of the words Qualitied. and acting Clerk of the -vouchers as Administratrix Of t'i? publiC hearing to consider ap OF Circuit Court (seren called the Estate of GEORGE WEDLAW. proving a Rear yard Variance in an APPROVAL "AGAINST I 971 Not cc 's h,',rrn, rn tn.vt co.' Iiou, f ijiuvlr',n,, II conJ? public hearing to consider ap Ivoving a lot Width Variance in an - March. A 0 (971, preSent to the CERTIFIES that as AdjuSt menf Walton Toerri rrgulat,00s by locil povrrnmrnts, Publish Feb 73. impact of developments and timing t development pOvilng a separabt,t, clause and proyid.ng - . as located on Robert Street id effect of prior adopted corn th County Commis,on Chambers Prehensve plans, relating adopted of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, land regulatory authority itS PO%Siblt a Parkn 41 L011 San Jose Publish Feb 13,73. March I, I. 1911 Conlp'ChCflSye puns in Iudciitl Apartments. (Recreational 0EV $6 proce.ding. providing lot the BALLOTS The (tert 01 tht Board is Publi'.h Feb 77 htar.r I I IS 1171 ii dvceased 12 favor al trie ) of local tend planning agen issuance of Slit bonds SECT ION ABSENTEE S. 'i' rot 'n Arthur H Bpcx,tn, Jr the Estate of DONALD local government, expressing the over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF rd at such rlCct'on toe ahienlee to mate 11 increase mual happths. I4BRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) A clever associate has excellent suggestloos for pour advancement, so be sure to listen carefully to what Is being said. Be alert. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) By showing appreciation to NOTICE is hereby given Ihat I am setting out flit rOle of the Quverning an P IAA Resdentl Zone from )7 St Magdalen tr,n Prh Lasrcirooa S*,m Club - they have to suggest shout te fute. ' South Seminole Middle School to regIster said name with the Clerk and effect of adopted corn BONDS'tyoufav-or ihe5i.'iryce'of said bonds t - Section 1102, to apply to the 1914 SeSsion of the the said Court on the 19th day Florida Legislature tor passape of February, A 0. (171 lake Monroe Scout Building 1971 Portable, adjacent to Mayfair valorem taxes eyed or al Iauable 231h, 1971, othe,ie 3 Debitult *iil the h day of March, (971, I will palities, and other units Cf STENSTROM DAVIS & apply to the Honorable VIRGIL B local government in Seminole MCINTOSH CON. LtN&, Circuit Judge of County to prepare and adopt Florida Slate bank Sen role County. Florida, fo' ap compeehensiveplans to guide fre Suite 72 City 01 Sanford Utility Building -- of Interest at the time Of the Sale 04 Executor of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN filed my application for distribution act, defining certain ternis, 70 -- lllwlidC - REPORT AND APPLICATION Lpman High Sch fire control construction, severability and ef fecllve date PubliSh FIb 97 0Ev 30 oth'r: PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Although you think things are run S N E Parallel ,tha the cei'i By Linall At Harris Drpuly Clerk lSeall NOTICE O, LEGISLATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN - Community Pnesbyt.ria CUITOF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR fedtvedt bond etect. and shall also hIve printed sample' ballots and delver p'tection for the unincorporated ereas of fhue County; providing for ow II' 30' I the relief demanded in the Petifion and additions to public hospitals; hereby required to Serve a copy of copy of the whole of the original an,riv,tes o sad meeting On late and Country CIi.b teem thin twenty (lye 127) years Lnr.g*ocd Community Bldg frorntp,emrcsateoi istuanceandsuc,. Attamont, Springs Elementary bonds shall bear interest at Such School rat, or tales not exceeding th* 35 -- Sanlanido Baptist Church rflq,.,rOm rate permIted by ti* a' Proving a Lot SI:, Variance in an A I AgriuItur Zone on the foil*nq you make the situation worse imneo4 SW' ,of5WI,adS,ct,7i, Chapter 62$77. laws 04 Florida, acquisition of aof5 FLORIDA John A. Klmbqougpi passage ltd aqansI you anal iou are regj.red to wrvt a copy of your or LEO July 22 to Aug. 21) Ideal day to get in touch with the ' II yOl Pursuant to Florida Statutes 11,07, AND 101s7 irialt, 111w P 7?, Dreamwvlci February, A 0 1973 (Sea?) ilOuw space t the left of Ihe words "FOP lie SemInole effect Immediately upon Its adop on or before the Ph day of March, -- hear.ng in'erestatrt exceeding the t.me' f of t bds, tt'.aturi'ig 001 later lhjy fwe'nly five floor •ddilinn to Aitarnonte Community Center bonds to finance the cost of such the County shall be entitled, Lake Mary Fire HoUCe Prolect will IPe for the be lnfefesf Qualified and Permitted 10 v'of at - Cityol Sanford UtI,ty Building Suchbondsshall brpayablefrom ad lSEALl issue ngl exceeding 13.153,060 Principal amount of general I S thr pla-es of vi.Alng and 10 Instructions to If you air n tavr f the Section tation to critlze those at home Youar,ruotfed that a Petition br written dtlr.iit'., ib any, n Publh Jan 23. Feb I, I, II. 72. 111AM 1 (01 BE P T. OF 1974 STE PIST ROM, DAVIS & ?,lclPl DIX (33 ST(PISTPOi.v DAVIS & P,tabl.. Sanford Atidali, School MciNTOSH Wilson School, Paota Floridi State Bank obligafion nonds of Sem.riole 'Count5") ant authovi te be ISSUed in the aggreqate princIpat Notic, of Public Hearing P 0 Box, WILLIAM I COLBERT, Pireb' called to be held cvi March 13, 1971 lodeterm,r,t whether or riot eie(ti DLV ; do not foist anything on them. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD BOard of Adltjstment will Cuflduct a Seminole County,- Florida, toe a on Bonnie Highlands itiOn for adoption Sat beef flied i the above Court and you ore YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIE Crvjritp Floral'. Shall be lSW,d in an aggregate Chapter 1)0. Florida Statutes and other applicable prnvIs 04 law By Walton Torres, HER RE LI. March II, 1971. ofheriw a default Section 1102. _______________________________ 0Ev 116 and ultimate judgment mill be en Notices hereby given of intention treed aganst iou foe the rclief to apply to the 1971 session of the demanded in the Pillion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE S bdnd CICCtiOri 01 the Qualified SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Fur•her RAY presently :oneo C 2 (Commerciall ,., HARRY S COLLINS Clerk Board 01 County All Qualified electoy'. re1ng in considered, and adopted In con PetI'ion on Pefltlonet's •ttOfflty, 4 dlte of 'nuance and such bonds shall bear interest at such rate or - RECORDING OFFICER lO rJuly 22 to Aug. 21) Although you want pka, it b bt CIRCUIT COURT, the County Commission Chambers NOTICE OF SUIT TO Karen Grubb Ilerrell, (Less Road) Block 13, OreamwId, COUNT whose address i Post Office Boa (3)0. Sanford, FIridit 3777), and file fnt original with the Clerk ci the Deputy Clerk Atte'.? be iSsued for a longer term Ihan number 04 tfie.etor,said proceedings; P.O Box ballot'. for use of absentee electors 2 The annexed SOpy of extracts Winter Park, Floridi 31749 Nefice of Public Hearing By Marie W Waliet' detCrmin, 'n the Sanford Herald, a Used; arid further Is authorized and extracts an to the other matters Board of Deputy Clerk newspaper pt4bt,5P*d and of general Adjustment Wili conduct a directed to make appropriate referred to therm. crculztion in the County, once each Publish- Feb 5. IS, 72. March', 1971 arrangements with the proper of Public hearing to COflSI9r ap 3 Sad meeting was duty itf' Icr four consecutive wt,ks, the DEY 33 convened proving a Lot Size Variance in an U ficials for use of suchu voting in conformity with all applicable IA ketldential Zone of each of the thirty (30) day'. prior to the date of NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION Ill Specified herein and to have prInted Pr•t throth, Said meeting L04s 7, I. 9. 10. II, Bock D. Community Presbyterian MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE the event Ihat itny word, phrase, Altamose John A. Kimbrougf, lion All qualified electors residing within the County shall be entitled. amount on at; livable property fl sutficlont Showing the names uf the qualified Served, thee caller as osIible Sanboral Civic Center SECTION 2 AUTHOUIZATIOW CLAUSE All reso)ut,ons in cOnftc1 51.100,000 bearing interest, payable be furnished by the Supervisor of this Certificate, SECTION 4 OFF ICIAL BALLOT Of Adjustment Church. Bear Lake repealed, insofar as there is conflict rot exceeding the provisions hereof, general VOting mechines shall be us the legal rate as shall Clerks at each a Casselberry Fare Station Obligation bonds 01 Srminole or inconsistency, polling place where be determanedal the timeol ttie Sale Charman S The copy of the r,solution an ,nt bond electn 5 to be held. The flIad hereto entitled: PubliSh Feb 77, 1974 ballots to e used IC - Seminole High School Il be in _________________ "County") of nof exdmnq Thr DATE This reSOlution shall take 'nsfallments over a period not to condudled In the manner prescribed OFFICIAL BALLOT 71 - Jaycee Informat Thousand THE ISSUANCE OF NOT Lx. ton Eighty Dollars the dale 04 the bonds, for thy put FLORIDa in the County except as huersmnu OBLIGATION 22 - Sanford Civlo Center IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND BONDS acquiring and constructing a OF within lie County shall be entitled, acquiring and constructing a third 14 - PraIrie Lake Legion Half BOND ELECTION Seminole County Security Complex Qualified and permitted to vote at each polling pe shall MARCH II, 974 at floor addition to the Seminole and file duplicate returns 04 2- Portabie, southeast corner of tn be loat FLORIDA. TO FINANCE THE COST OF A within Seminole such election County Courthouse, as provided Shall Seminole County. Fioida SR 431 and '792 CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.I43.p County. Florida (herein called ISEAL) eltion and shall deliverSUCh NEWADOITION TO THE COUNTY lheresolutlono$the Boardof Countybond copy teof IN te: the Marriag, of to Ihe 3ijpervis,one COURTHOUSE, PROVIDING FOR cip4.l amount of general obligation 26 - Lake Mary Fire House ROBERT DENNIS BOATNER. bonds to finance the cost of such AND CALLING A BOND ELEC FLORIDA day of January, (971 at riot exceeding the maximum rate 74- City of SarI oral Utility ISuldrg 04 the County and its Irntnatt,nts Cha'rmari electors wenu voted at election shall be those places listed of gualif SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE NOTICE OF ACTION The bond'.. maturing not later than Lake nroe Scout Building valorem taxes levied, without limit voteS Commissioners, Seminole cast respectIvely for arid poll'. will be open at voting places on 04 QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF RESIDENCE UNKNOWN 04 isSvJarice thereof, payable from ad 32 Portable. adjacont to Mayfair Prdprrt an fhe County None of such By - Marie W Walker 7 ('0 A At until 7.(, P At on tie returns shall 5 5fl as practical AN EFFECTIVE DATE, that an action for Dissolution cc property an the County W,ttiQmjt Iimt 1) - Longwood Community Bldg term than twenly five (25) years Atl5t resolution adopted on January Ith, provided by law copy of tie original retafuticn by ROBERT DENNIS BOATNER 04 financing tie cost of acQvirrng School bonds shall bear interest at Such Clerk part of thIs Nofice. RESUlTS. Ifa majorityofthyvof,'. finally adopfedat Said meeting wt'ittn defenses, if any, to and, Center. as provided in the 36 - St Magalaten Catholic Chv'h, maximum rate PtrmIted by law Cornm.ss.oners, Semrnole it TIlE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX such bonds shall be "For Approval thereafter duly sIgned Petitioner, *Pio%e address Is 6(3 ot approvoej lnuItructin to Voters. 17 -- Pinetrest Baptist Church, SECTION) BOND ELECTION A ERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF approved, hd then the bOnds, the the Boardof Counly Commissioners Sar,hurd, Florida 37771, on or beforr Over j1h Seminole Middle School 'F OR APPROVAL OF electors reSiong in the County i TO F INANCE THE COST OF A approved, shall be iSsued record fIle tie original with the Clerk of the Fern Pk sad ids (7. 1971 to determin, whether or roe I- Potate. Sanbord Middle School COURTHOUSE. rRovlDlNG FOR the Ed of Co Comm ,this Ithday of iudgmant will be entered against over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF Mlwe, Middle School aggregateamoim,of not exceeding 3 M4*ay Fire HouSe TION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTION Thlsnesoiutionshal.be (SEAL) - Seminole High Sct'inal BONDS" il you do rot fey-or the Three Mitla Eight Hundred Fifty - - City Hall. Altitri'tønte Petition oh'.'td in full as part EL EC TOP S of the notice RESIDING IN John A k'mbrougp, WITNESS my hand arid the seal 01 SEC 71011 (Parking Lot) 3 ABSENTEE 41 San Jose (51,653.0101 shall be approved by 6 - Community House, Gtva HELDOPI MARCH Il, 1C7ION THE anappropriateupn0n Insuth form Arthur H. Eeckwith. Jr. JanuarY, A.D 1971 Room) used at tuth election foe absentee Colt 04 the project, above described, 7 Community l4ouse. Chulucea determine, in the Sanford Heraw. 1 SUCH flONDs AND PROVIDIPIG voling Th. form of batld I be 05*0 Portable, Vacant lot, west si By - Marie W. Walker All Qualit,nd electors rr-Sidrig in Sluvak Gardens Community API EFFECTIVE DATE Arthur 4 E-eckwitt'i. Jr newSPaper pvbti$p,ed md of general Deputy Clerk Clerk of Circuit Court shall be in %ubflarttlelty thy form norm from Derbyshire Road -perm.tted to -Forest City Community BOARD OF COUNTY COM e in such weIEOtfoUrConSecublvewe,ks.,ne DEY 34 5y LInda N Harris 4' LO*"d C.'vmiinf, ltcal "'r','i 'T.',:'i-r%shaitr..'.,5 it" inpr;tors and Clerks foe I?iC ii Cnmrnunit Presbyterian COUNTY. FLORIDA iherein called thirty I)Oi days prior to the fol 14 HOlay Inn, AIfamnt bond election shall be th same as Church, Lake Mary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN Carroll Burke SuCh bond election "rd"l that AND tnstrud to Vote, 49-Sb Richards Ep3KopaICti those plac designated and Hiose Ii -- First Federal Building, FOR Attorney lot Petitioner SEMINOLE SECTION I. AUTHORITY OF COUNTY, SECTION 10. SF.VERABILITY In FLORIDA SI) Sanford Atianli lank Bldg '.ntpl Sevfl 111 space to the left of the wordS "FOR APPROVAL OF BONDS ' •. an appropriat, caption ifl such form AN EFFECTIVE DATE o'i0&k A • AND CALLING A BOND ELEC abovs described such election The polls will be noon 13 j•w,. Midway Fire House ELEC TOPS RESIDING Ill SEMINOLE COUNTY TO at HELD ON MARCH 17, (971011 TIlE QLJESTIOPIOF THE ISSUANCE OF nd election shall be the same as -. - July 21) Not a good day for Drive Of the City of Sanlord. Florida, this It you fail to do so, tudgment by EFFECTIVE Seminole COunty, Florida lhCtin such election (SEAL I called "protect") The iSSu,in(, COUNTY Of SEMINOLE. such Propct will be for the best John A KimbrOugh interests of th County and ti Cha,rman arliab,tants Such bOnds snail be Board of County payable from ad vaiOm('m fa.es Commissioners, Seminole - aggregate amndunt of rot exceeding 5- City Hall. Oviedo Three Hundred One TP,j5i Five 6 - Community HOq, Geneva Hundred Dollars ($)0l.) shall 7A - Community Pious,, Chuluota approved by 7 - Community House, Chuluda Qualified psq'mnp to vole in Huridred Si• Thousand Three Hundred Dollari 11906,30Oooi to finance the ct ob acquring conStructing a new Sem.nole Count, hereafter provided by the Board the Ed of Co. Comm., thIs lthday 0 bond election, arid Shall also hive treehing of the Ed of Co Comm. DLV 39 SECTION 9 NOTICE OF BOND February, 971 prinled Sample ballots and deliver hild0fltheIthdayofJais.ry 1971, SECURITY p,bliitwo in lull as part of lii, notice SEMINOLE hereof shall be held invalid by .,rij, Jt.(Q1,f Yh, (I (OiL Thus court of Competent IfliWCt30 cIas and demands which you, or Provided in Section 1 above, eecepf Kewanune, Trail, fo,.w blocks within four calendar monlhas from ç. that instructions to voters shill b as nords from DerbyshIre Road the tame of the birst publication 04 allows 14 -- Rolling Hills Country Club this notice Each claim or demand Instructinjis to Votert' BOa(al of County Commissioners, Such returns Shalt Sho* the number (7, 1921 ON THE QUESTION OF of on the 4th day of January. Of Qualified elfor'. who voted at duplicate and State the place 04 a - Holiday im, Allansoree said onds. p11cc an "a" in tnt THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BOND 1974. I,- St RIctt,aruI Episcopal Chufcpi ts4dence and post office addeess 0f such bond electIon and space to the len of the words "FOR the number AND PROVIDING AN EF the claimant arid must be sworn to aection shall be those places listed against approval of suth bondi The If you are RECORDING OFFICER not in favor of the in the resolution set forth Is a trw. correct, and compared torney, or the same Shall be void below the returns shall as Soon as practicable issizanceof said Bonds, place an "a" poJISwill be open at voting lacnson Dated at Winter Park. F Icr ida. be anvassed in the manner copy of the original resolution in the sp-,ce to the leit of the wof'ds The undersigned HEREBY thus 22nd day oh Hit date of Said bond election from provaltal by law r('ferred to in Said e.trats and 15 'AGAINST Cc1obe 1197) OF CERTIFIES lPiat APPROVAL Jimmie Clements Morris ID same day, alt as provided in saitt the extent required by law, as RESULTS lfe msiorityof thevotes SECTION 6 PRINTING OF Qualified, and acting Clerk of the Daniel M Hsa'ttsr of (971. ar publiShed in full below as such bonds Shall e "For Approval by the proper officer or officers of authorized and directed to have Clerk), and keepe, of the records & MARCHMAN COUNTY lion 347130, PB I. Page 31 Fuher COUNTY. FLOP IDA property ii preSently toned P IA BARNEY the event that an, word, phrase. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.159 MIl*ee Middle School (5eS of financing the i0'.t of the and lIe duplicate returns of such COMPLEX. providIng for aT acquisition and con%trvcticn ad a bond election and shall deliver one calling a Dond election of nd Seminole County Security Complex, copy thereof to the Supervior 04 qualIfied electors residingthe in 1- Portable. Sanford Middle School NEW AND fl to other applicable PtOvislOns of law You and cacti of you are hereby Firn Park VOTING Papet bllota shill be A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ao'oved. ad then the bonds. the which resolution Is on file and of THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX issuance 04 Which Shall be thereby record electors residing in the County j lheBd 04 Co Comm ,thislthdayof Drcamwotd, P8 3, PQ 90 54d IN THE *fekforfourconwcutiveweeksip(' cor Pri SWly on P W 50 feet PlWiy DEY 3 frt publiCitan to be not less than ___________________________ 7) beef Wly 02 feel Uly 30 led MISSIONER S OF SIMI IdOL E 36- St Magdalen Catholic Church. LOLLIE At CLEMENTS. u'ver "AGAINST APPROVAL OF bcdeterminedattetm,ofth,sale conductedanthe manner prescribed CEEDING t).$S3..O4O GENER AN EFFECTIVE DATE BE IT RE SOLVED BY Tilt ary CASE NO. InsIruction to Voters: S That COpy 0, the resolution an bonutA Shall bear interest at Such Commission,q, rate o' rates rio' exceeding the Seminole County, Florida POLLING PLACES MOON O111REN (June following deScribed propey. of '- '' u AND record published in lull as part of the notice SECT lOU 17 Hundred One Thousand Five within the County shall be entitled, Hundred Dollar; (5301.309) 10 j,alified arid permitted to vote at finance the cost of acquiring and such ele<lO& (;EM1?-z (May 21 to June 21) Don't lose temper with blgwigs Board 04 Adluitment will conduct a w are under prsure or u regret it. Do nothing to hu proving a Lot 5ie Vaviand, in an P lh Boardof County Commissioners, to Beg Said properly 5 presently an effective date c'f .'h,th ihari t,e lhertb, hereafter provided by the Board AND CALLING A BOND I LEC CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. Country Club -. LonQod Community Bldg FLORIDA SECTION 1 AUTHORITY OF such holding Shall not aff,t any in the County of Seminole, Florida, duplicates thereof, of Ira, Cour.ly served, THIS over "FOR APPROVAL OF RESOLUTION This 04h,qwnJdcla toe the purpose of determining Uiow'ng the names of trie quaIifie phrase, sentence 1 He isduly authori:edto execute BONDS" if youfavorthe issuanceof Seminole the original resolution Imn,of vacated A C I PR P W. Run Providirig for exemption of thai finally adopted at saab meeting and, to apt which I 4 feet S of N line of eligibility of Authority obligations EL ECTIOPI 04 Bonds," such bonds shall be OEY11 thIrty (30) days prior to the date of wchelct obligation bonds of Notice of Public Hearing arrangements *ilh the proper of requirements, a proper Quorum was thereof, payable brom ad valorem AND PROVIDING AN E F FICTIVE DATE O?h,r aplcao:p provs'ons of law ft(Jifl5 TO FINANCE THE COST OF A - Church of God, Sanford COUNTY. FLORIDA herein called berlOf shall be held invalid by any I 04 the department until itll outitandog cast at such election in respect to therealler duly signed or approved PP P W, NEly along WI, lane of sad Providing for enforcement - 12. 1971 ON THE QUESTION OF weekforbourcons,cutivew.,,kj,he SEC TIOPI Printed sample ballots and deliver COpy of the whole 01 the original issue not exceeding 11,100.000 (SEALI SEMINOLE newspaper publiShed arid of general resolution apted on January 4th, Beg at the nt 04 Pd line Section 7, TIVE DATE part Of this Notce Ahur H. Bockwith, Jr. 77 - Sanford Civic Cen'er CENTER, PROVIDING FOR AND an appropriate ciplion in such form 00 A M until 7 00 PM n the be canvassed in the manner Copy entitled t Cast 5uh ballots ifl ch held on the 4th day ot January, 1971, tMBd of Co Comm., thlslthdayof CUL'iTY, FLCIDA FLECTION hs res? WITNESSmy hand and the seat I? - Casselberry Fire Station BOND ELECTION 71 -- Jayc CEEDING $301,300 GENERAL hcreefter provided by the Board, polls wall be opn at Voting places on against approvat of Such bonds The AN EF SECTION 6 PRINTING OF Clerk), and keeper of the records 16 - St Andrewi Presbyterian same dly, ail as PrOvided in Slid 974. and published an lull be I of -, �___,~_,. . ~ I AM . -- - -- - - -- - 111 1111 --= - -- -_T - -' iiIMIII 110 T - -: _______ - 6B-The Sanford Herald Friday, Feb. 22. 1974 p ALLEY bY Dove GNUS I WVLL - C ) NAPPENSD To I&MXTER1 1 W&vp%# '. 1 . S. •• • -E k - -4- I I y AND RXYv .. ,*~ .ii'' . * , %'%A.-r • ' Ad I - -1 r - by Lorry Lewis LO O K AT THE H ~N I KEEP WAt I 14S . I i o ' ) 11 Want Ads 8/410.. THING .* _15~_, it %." Bring Results Ph. 322-261 1 MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn Silver Springs Airport Rd. 404 734 4777, Res 734 4433 BUGS BUNNY _____________________ L I A?,k A POET AT HEA R T I WAS MEANT FOR L. EWTTER T)4Il. %___ LLP.JH 11 - a---- (: L ' W HAT LC'IILV ' 1 tJ - 7 , / - , _11s:z~ ~ . Ik6. -,.'S - ;) * , '- • _ - -&-&.EAT rT5Ci P4 LiTftAwv RIPPED 'OPF4 TIAT CAT } 1 J - vm '\ DLEy. 1MY - F??AI YOI) OFcER 0$ ANY \wE JITEJr'To I FiIJ Tl4O lIAr ENOU'4 J!V CAI4T 'T4Jr I wc MCRE- C w A - 6_ by Crooks &Lawrence J( IoJ-/ - \I4E4P CNAAYER? Al/w. VLU LEAryor ' FC' r'ETTE CQFE' - I 'T-< I _ . V .---- I) SANFORD 323- 7870 Service mechanic Thir d Planet Environmental Systems $300503 - Travel Agencies Other Diys Call From - - 24 Butiness Opportunities - REAL. ESTATE SALES IMMEDIATE INCOME PEDIC,RED/ MADAM, If L- Ik COULbTALK, . Il) I, I -, - ._ Wil WOULDN'T HE -2-3 I ' s - ---- WINTHROP Truck Drivers 8 OWNER OPERATORS L F' - WELL, THEY 640 ... I N MY CAee, LsNDBeRG4 VAd5 CPA7..V... quality under strict DOT Owner operators must have new or nearly new Chevy, Dodge. GUC or Ford conventional tractor Mileage Ilc rHcGH, I'M BF-GI N N I 10 THINK ThEY'RE RkHT. ThEY 6AID THE WRki BCfl4ER5 WERE cgAzy... . - 4 - OIc z, J A NUMBER FO%1 - - IC %401J GUESS nIE RIGHT -JUMBER, ILL GIVE',OLJ A ONE Tt TEN ---- -i FREE RAJRCUT TuArsl I NOT IT t-' r' WELL7"I WAS L J-' [NO, -'Th - . IT ,,%'A TWO AND 1 SIX EIGWI.IS (wi -" AND PLANT MANAGER. Blue Collar, man to learn fertilizer mixing, NOBODY'S GUESSED Ir-Lt IT YET I material ordering, and truck dispatching Will train in plant It Sanford fore year or so, must be willing to re locate in Lake Placid area SIaryopen Apply inperson .I : . J / ,j(: / H .w ,e to Austin Fertilizer and Chemical Co. Inc.. 2300 Country Club Roat Sanford. _ __ i BEETLE BAILEY _______ I /1.00gAT II 1 1 1&MIG5 if '-" GARRETT'S, 200 E Sanford WEARING // To 323.6650 ii of calf tie •Pw.teef vi'v)'tuq loft 2-22 Ia'', .1 ('%5 tro" lake. 120.137. lots 04 treeS. 1-6/50 7 BEAUT It Lit ______________________ Emod iii,; iV i__i ' _.â.- '- , 'r *111 .. - ___ NOW IS THE TIME to move up to this I bedroom 2 bath Ma,far home with remodeled kitchen arid extra big family room on large fenced lot Only 142. LESS THAN I gallon of gat -if om town it this nearly new 3 bedfoomr __1_.__ W _ Sk.,& '-IF-- Store Manager Trainee THE PHANTOM Lee r -- HAT E vcmi 64Y y 7Mlb.CApT.IlLf it I XCELLN.. I AlS7 sCu kAvFHl APw! W4V -' ____4,17 D64 W)4 161, 1- r - I I J~ ilz - Ci 0 ; 7 I I iI . ~ - ~ 0- 5tNE jU CANI 7\ ' i ,)1 rk I OT TELL Barry I' Life in $77,150 Terms jus t the Irnig IL. young family ltj TEA Valfill ME I .- Welcomes i r I SEMINOLE REALTOR OWL - WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE It 3 bedroom. 1 baIt. CD home. car pefe'd. kitchen equipped. central heat, carport $ISO oown 1144 $3 per mo on mortgage balance KULP REALTY. 377 7;5 Large wooded Lots ' ,Sireet Lighting sidewalks & City Water & Sower CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM - - -' _- ' 9L - . - . - . Idyllwilde Homes By 16 plan - .u - - State Street Sanford, Fl. ' L- * ' - - ___ LAKE MARY AREA. I yr. old 3 - RECONDITIONED Refr.gocator-s, Wsheq and Dryers WARRAPI TY Free Delivery. WPtITESIO( ate first or Second mortgages in any condition Southeastern Acceptance Car porat ion, 421 1173 Will Put APPLIANCES. 6447"l ,: KENMORE WASHER, parts, Serv ice, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 (1497 DEBAPY. 3 berm. Fla room, large ROBSON MARINE 7477 Hwy 377 3961 _________________ Bicycles APPLIANCE SALE Ranges • S29 50 up Refrigerators 1.139 SOup Washers 14% 00 up HILLCREST 17i6-0. I mo old, un !urn & drapes. (f'etnll heal & ar. all electric. utility Shed, covered porch In beautiful Hacienda Village, Winter Springs, with complete recreational facilities 11,300 down, lake over Payments 327 3420 carpet 62 Lawn and Garden SAVE OVER $1,000 Air COfldltlOflkIg 10'i,ly 3 bedrOom. 7 bath brick Pomes for discriminating people Peaceful tell i ng Oak frees add to HP beAuty 04 these delightfully At Scm 9311717 IN wit eu..,* tii home __ __-_-_- Ad A1TRESS old Car 98 . . 1,'' • -. ' , _ - __ ' _ - -. M. UNSWORTH REALTY TAFFER REALTY 21 Hour Serice Call 317 1191 1100 E 75th St 32? MI' . ' - . ' - -. • - - " Sell it with a Class,le-d House Cleaning Beauty Care TOsSlip SR[AUTY SALON ltcrmerly HArri('tt s beauty Nook) Sit Pine 311 12 B after YOU CALL--I HAUL Call Brad f or clean up of trash and refuge Reasonable rates 322 1332 .- ulldozing _______ ipm tOJ() S /AWI'I P47 WY SiA' Ii f I/J riSfT/,t/l .ind odd iObS Call 131 1111 :arpevitry Remodeling Addini .',i,'i k 1510! Free Es? ' iiii (q'%I (SontU'd )23009's - Igor Wauing. Windows 32) fi & L Prrs5re (ct.'rug Fi,"i cleared, kixI%Cearedl Cc.,'ed Eli Interior PairIng 313 1703 or 327 1010 FXPFRIFPaCFt 'AORi.MASi ' - ------' - - ' , -. Home Improvements r & Cst t:. flIer & rg. repa.rs. carprn•r, te.tune. mId('wirernoval 323 O'li ree ell .t pa rI -- BUDDY'S • Pet Care Dog training in your home Al U' Ira ' nv_______ cearm Call for free evaluation $31 7370 'n Income Tax U1r 'auiuri 11 ? ,61 I : . - . , '. - . ' . •. -L .- ' , • - ' - - . - _ __ - ' - - - - , Wei Drhng OICK JOYCE WELL. 6RlLLI1 3 ,vnct larger, Pun-pS, Sprnklers Aa?rr QcdlOr't-rt, 322 1413 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Al, type-sand szes We repair and service STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO Nerd help with sour Income Yat cr Bookkeeping) Call Lake M.r, I' .1 ci" ni n 177 All' c , 1l ' ,. 3 .1 PAUL. SLATER Prote'soni Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Res.dential Commercial Free Estimates Ph 3726473 rrath -- : ' - ,5111i Iu(AQ Ellicent cieann9 ''" 0' sorIacr, Woo's '.'b ir, r.j5iu 41, i - '- u -'' er.al i.i,. 1r'/' ii 174 273? - ' - hessure Cleaning - Snapper riding lawn mower, used twice Dining room set formal detk. rithpr tpm Ph III 3617 - - Ptror.il Tat Sect-ce No I (as! Road 1192 SiC Enlra,,cel 372 7199 w -- PET REST INN Boarding &Grooming pp 172 4i Wallpaper Hanging - '. Briting and ' ig Professional with toys I am 6 pm Animal Haven Boarding and Grooming 327 373) 377 *314 "Lakf'Mary" lied farm too prient w.iI sell fast (4ii 'P i ' l-isl-q'c1 5 .lu ,t e.lS i 3? l i'elI i" 131 ?l) 013 (0.0 Small Pt 373 $379 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jubs Wanted - - We'll do your Painting Free estimate 3224311 Shell ci Asphalt Driveways No jobs too Small P 5. McIntosh377 (ask for the circulation department) P,i u" rug (Or/tratorS 2514 Country Club I1ç3 "ri FIa 372 /) A 7 REMODELING ntefior Trim, Paneling. Custom Carpentry No CC too small 373 Miscellaneous For Salt __ Work guaranteed, custom from, paneling. paifiling. all repairs VINCENT'S CARPENTRY - DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN T( PIAPOC E SERVICE CALL RALPh-IS HOME SER'.ilC( 37) Fric osrd carports Additgri roof rig, panting. paneling, doors 4. w'ndqws, from work. Reasonable F'ee Est Guarantee-it 9 am II p m 12) 7S21 or 3774311 Carpentry A(KSOPIS (ERAMiLS. supplies, kiln dealer 10 S Clesed TPiwrSdsy & Sunday 377 792 1 ___________ lawn and Lot Clea n Up. mu i'T Haul rig Tr,mr,Iay, 2232774 Painting ______ u,,'lord Herald Call us today () .' t delay' Jv%t dial 3272611 or 131999) To place sour low cost w.tnt it - We till plow gardens and flower beds Very reasonable 327 9111 - EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Don r.-)#% I nirtd.,i' ----------S er ve a us eful purpose again when YOU sell them il-i a ClaSSified ad from the F Duo Shoe Skates ladIes. $6i1 51.0. used for competition Br-st offer. PP 1)o 0414 before S 303W firat St 373 SOIl or 377 V326 CalIbart Real Estate . SO ___ SENKAR Ii, r,LASS 4, PAINT CO 210 Magnolia Ave 323 6473 ________ levi lakefront lots. Lake Markham -- The-re re,rr was a better ,,me lIar, ,'Ow lQ use i cIassf,ed ad ri It, Sanford Herald Stop making excuses Dial 3272411cr III 4491 Glass-Minors II 19 Sanford - Ave . 377 3442 Ceramics __ ('r - The answer 1%) "What to do with pour CALL 322-2611 2920 - Clutch Sp'ec'al,sts 4, up dl very & tcw.nig ri Co With major work 0 (OSt• high in (eSUIlS trial ', ,) iias,fi-d ads read arid use ItittYl Two well boiled building lots, by owner for appointment call 373 - __ -- - WINTER SPRINGS - Choice selection of bulldin3 sites, available from I 34rd to S acre t racts Hattaway R ea lty. III (states 5110,007 Calf Feather. Broker. $574300 IUA S Frrrth Ave Pays ) 7211 completely Just - Stand __I If you can spend two to three hours starting about 1: 30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn money Lots and Acreage 13 - Engrovlig - MIS rig ('IGRAVIPaG SE RV ICE PI,t'i Jewi-Ir, TrpPes Mef ..i fll llrtp I" ,. 373 f5if ('C pCk DISTRIBUTORSHIP. - Lawn SIrYIC Tractor with mower, will cut /-i .ic'raO(Cal 32? ) 322 'TT KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE 6130 IN. others - '*". KEN KERNS GARAGE Complete Automotive Service --------.--- ternoon with a SANFORD HERALD MID FLORIDA REALTY U7 N Orange I $43 77k) Inc PC,iIlc% ~ ___ ____________ trical Service, Licensed & Bonded, All Semnle Co . 21 Hr An Automotive Service ----- 3 bulls 7 cow's Black Angi.is Also miniature goats Ph 377 $M) °r You can earn up to $300 Per Month by working only two to three hours an af- tons Approi 13.100 I0pct dOwn 75 ' . E ,. - NService $3050t1 FOR 1974 SFVF PAL beautiful lots. reitric 38 Comnmerc ,al & Residential (Icc - Water. Sewer. Pavea Electrical Full tineGE Appliances Sanford Electrir Company 2527 Park Drive, 377 1543 BULLDOZER WORK 1 lelnirig lots our Specialty 373 173t OCLANDAPEA ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE ytm _. ADDED INCOME ISto choote from $31 7373 Dealer 1)' 4222 ijii. fr ?'k G&G Ceramic liii rnplt'tp titPrC.crn rem,j SPECIAL '3 *i/l5pCftijt Call a, $31 7591 Appliances Doublewide inventory mule be reduced 4 savings are being passed Ic you GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ') French Ave 3I03OrlandoClr 3.5700 373 5.5/)) -- tYYl _. p Ze-,', Ceramk Tile Central Heat & Air Condti,)nirig For trn-r CslirnA!es ciii Ca'l li,irr s .i' SEARS ri 3,IuIii)d 322 t7lI - BOX SPRINGS 1737) 373 .__ _______________________ •POODLE GROOMING. Kings .Ove.ns ••-.' Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! [PIGLISPI SPRINGER SpanelAic( 2 males, 3 mo • btk & white 173 4, 1100 Maitland 131 7917 4 . ' ERVI, . Maltese Male Puppy, I mci Req. Wormed. Shots 372 5031 Tun or Fri________________________________ Ask 'or Marge - Gibson upright deep freeze Good(ondition.175 Ph 371 6133 1963 JEEP, I WHEEL DRIVE i . HE . I BU - Pets and Supplies Dr yen 54100 up Appliance Service on all mAbC Ph 322 b)" Ill! VW Squareback, air con tunCd Clean, good running condition 3231)13 $ 2220244 Poultry Mobile Homes Mutt Se/I '64 Volkswagen Ph 3234040 1 lop m - 1969 Dodge Dart Sringer 31,000 ml Runs great, good tires. 6 cyt Call 34' SIll available at Firestone Store Call - -- AutosforSale 373 5670 All sizes and models. 30 speeds. 3 SPends. and standard bikes now - BLACK'S THRIFT STORE Corner 5th & Sanford Ave CALL 373 $iyc CALL CREDIT YANAGER,)73 62)0 RI 14 West, Sanford A.nd boarding With love & care cleaning oven, in new condition. !rofelsional Ph 773 3141 or 333 3914 also F edders air condhloner 21,000 BTU. used app(oc 3 mo C811 323 67 Livestock And 525.000 Appointment only. III 3637 alter S or Sat & Sun '66 CHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER Dell's Auction Service Bikes. Bikes, Bikes 65 SSIS4CHEVROLtT RLBU:LT ENGI'if - AVOCADO Hot Point range. 5e'tf lot Completely furnished. .ww range. refrigerator, washer. dryer, and carpeting throughout 37 Appliances 57 Pidrn. I bath houta. CD home, near schools. by owner 173.000 Call 13 1536 SANFORD REALTY redecorated iflCludil.Q new shag carpeting Larqeo.at Shaded corn't lot SharI the bill rOiling (li (34rl 312-3103 , •.: -- 117* FirstSt ifl 5411 7 Cleared ou t of Winter Park estate --_____________________ 67VW Anhigue kitchen cabinet, wicker Nothing down, takeover couch, upright piano. cchests& Call credIt manager 373 62)0 dr esser s, beds, large solid wooden wardrobe, room divider. small console deSk, wagon etieels. living 66 F or d Station Wagon Air corict I'*tdS battery. 1130 Ph $31 6,71 room chairs, TVs. rugs. and tools of all kinds, pluS hundreds & hundreds 1973 Mazada RX II, 10,' .Must St/I of mis(ettas'i, '-ou% Items Small equity Or older car and 3733413 -- 464 1415 BALL REALTY ORANGE HILLS __________ ' . . REALTOR DeBary 6411791 TRAILER LOTS WANT TO TRADE UP 5 ' -- ,,_ - COPOETT REAL ESTATE 323-3900 ________________________ Friday Night 7:30 p.m. Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd. 119, 2 - P1 of Oviedo 3434391 In sewing cabinet, repossessed possessed _______ 5 nger'5 best model, winds bobbin 64 Equipment for Rent .n machine Fully automatic Pay balance of 17$ or 10 payments of ------- Merit Blue lulre Electric Carpet SI Call Cr ed it Dep t SANFORD Shampooer for Only SI per day. SEWING CENTER, 30/ A East CARROLL S FURNITURE lit St .Sanford 3729111 Eves _ 160 1)14 --_ - 47A-Mobile Home Lois Corp Development A'iSlifl , Altamonte Springs, 401 773 1711 Mv Bradford Open 16 p m Gelfrothla tif value trim o,,r present Smaller home or vacant tOt by trading In M lh5 lovely 3 br spit An ii Opportunity Employer ' GOLDEN TOUCH 'P1 SEW For (3omestc & imported PickupS Save' 10 pct -Buy dre-ct - '_ DeDARY, overlooking lake. 2 berm home, 174.5130 lS72V,5p, C/rn o'er' a/atas'rrienior Eilra. e.tra Sharp 5739t Call Paul at 3271631 Dealer - Auction Sale 10 it Aluminum John Bcat, 2 Pad iii & 2 cushionS First 110 takes $307317 alter I 30 pm 38 STEP BUMPERS-S37.50 Auction ii CITRUS TREEStromS449~0tS40. Low overhead prices on all plants Drive a little Save a 101 Oviedo Palty, 377 1)01 261L., I"awatha Ave at 1747 The T ime Tested Firm Days 1726123 NIghts See Crange Hills In Orange City today A new community of b,icklvomes Writ of 17 9Jon Holly Dr Our sign will direct you 1919S French Eve Sunday. 372 1374or 177 IaN ECKERD DRUGS ' Payton AttraCtive 3 bedroom block home. by owner roe appointment, call )21 IM or after 4pm Call $71 p P OOIC F lE 1 0. 11. set up on 1 acre 17)6 wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 berm - 41' • 12' Dealer 2 53QQy 4 bedrOom frame, corner 11)0330 lot in Sanford 111.500 12 5(1) dowfl by app? only 377 17/S lob/c Home Bank Repossettons . inv ite your comparson with all other homes you have ConSidered 3734441 program To d!cuSt your future with ECK EROS, apply In person to Mr. Cecil S and SO acres with 2 berm home, tiled farm land Priced right AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP $3) 4)00 Take advantage of Our Opening pti(ri, only 174.400 and 127.500 ,, Stemper Agency ~ OplInt and Store merchands, discountsni Evceilt starting salary and commissions, rapid ad valscement and you'll be eligiuefor you, firit SItar v increase 10 days after 'voj begin work VA approved •l sfTc3ijEf, .. r I '' 44E' 11 I andsy ME, P'NE, EE IQJ WANT TO VT Falk This week Only, we must sell with tremendous sacrifice, beautiful custom made living room fur niture Sofas, love seat, chair. coffee lables, paintings, wall decor, etc. For example Sofa worth $400, will sell for SISli, Please call. 414 3111 after S p m only 1177 MA TADOR. 4 or Sedan, FUEL MISER, up to 19ml per gal 11.175 Te"ms can be arranged FREE full tat* of gas. Pet 323 1973 Ford F to pock. UP. with I' bed. auto trans • rado, 17600 Call 373 6061 or 373 1517 after 6 A nt iques - IS' ELDER CRAFT Bass Boil '73 boot with '77 motor Call 373 S469 _____________________________ - ACREAGE bedroom. Pi Or two bathS, all blcS From 173.400 701h Street to Locust. turn left to fifth St - fight on Valencia Court North Model open 1 'p i daily 4).. Site phone 32370)0 spacious homesite's bath Tastefully 2 home decorated Owner anxious to sell ECKERO'S has an Outstanding career opportunity available for an ambitious self Itartju3 individual who would like to loin the natic.n'i 44110 snowing retail drug Store chain. Top r,och benefits progr am which chides- Group lfnuraruce, Paid fsofldays. sick leave. vacation. ofiI sharing, yearly bonus, Stock fenced, immediate oc upancy $17,300 19/2 Super Beetle, en:ion blue, with alabaster interior, sharp, SJ'a'l' $2195 Call Pete at 372 IsI' Dealer ------ good tr5 4. steel body. Call I ?211 6691213 ,',' i haul DAYBLO AND SECRETARY PHONE 3774470 -- LODGE NURSING HOME in ' Corner lOCitiOvi. 3 berm, I bath, lIrgr w'orv Shop, 517.500 7 BEDROOM, I', bath, practically new, home in established neigh borhood, beautifully carpeted large back yard wIll large tr,-s. 124.000 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. nonieli HILOI Magic Chef Double oven avocado gro*n, used 1 mos • GE 2 or Refrigerator, good Con dition. 1100 Sofa and chair, good condition, 1100 Air Conditioner 5500 BTU. $100 Large dryer, Norge, 550 Ph 177 4143 or 372 7179 SHADE COVERED CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR $31 $712 MOSSIE C BATEMAN BROKER 312 744) fJfllL'!J(sfjj[ptIJINI ( 111 1411 Z4tsleiMa 1111i 3 ROOMS CARPET STOCK MAN for cold storage warehouse, Sday week RICH PLAN OF CENTRAL FLA .401 W )fh St bdrm . 7 bath, big living area. opens onto large patio, central heat and air. 531,900 VA--Nothing Down Boren Realty 317 D'rksen Or Debary.fIa 444 1159 __________________ Lovely new floral lined draperies, full length, 2 pairs.Call 372 30-19 - 3450 - -, - Truck;a,id Trailers 19 _____________________________ -________ - -- I(7 VW, reCoil engine, new part, new inspect ion. 1750 327 3071 61 Chr,, Dump Truck, new _ motor, _ 1) - 1939 Oldsmobile 7 or. coupe Rebut engine, needs wiriOshlt4d Little ruSt, no dents. 1300 3720394 after 6 "" Motorcyclelfflural'lCC BLAIR AGENCY 323 3166 To buy and sell gold or silver coins. contact vs first We also buy bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W 1st 3731157 3775572 Household Goods -______ Stamps-Coins cabinets, tlblri, dthe c)i)thri Shotgun shelf loader. *,in powder Upright Deep Freezer High wheel and lead 212 Colonial Way, 3723134. lawn mow er MUST SELL Ph Friday & Sat 327 14.27 _______________________- $1 SPACIOUS LIVING CASSELIERRV- 3 OUPLEXS on adjacent lots, 340'.I00' In are. • PARADE OF • of nice trots Yearly Income ci BARGAINS pertancy 51126.00 Handy to H*y a-.i 'n-dit, PSSrs% n rn p 436 All or 51(0003 allying Assume low interest iO4flI Choose from a, 13 yr old EVES Joan Alderman, Assoc Spanish, Colonial and Modern 3 DeLand 7360194 bedroom models Carpeting, garages, rags, n e refrigerators in all Forrest Greene, Inc. models One his central air All like Realtors 1)04w Fairjks new, monthly payments It%& than 462331 WE TAKE TRADES rent 122.000 to 173.500 Also available FIIA. low down, or VA no down Ask for Duane Hardesty, DISTRESS SALE Aiow Immaculate 3 bedroom Dettoi'ua tome wilt carport, stove, SANFORD AREA refrigerator, wall to wall carpet. less than one year old Priced a GOOD NEWS ininrflUny of 15.000 below today's repiacement cost Pay $7,550 Only $26 SM 'or this Iaii No V spacoijs down. assume 115.350. 711 Pet I bedroom. 2 bath Pom' feaiurncj mortgage Pay lIla II per morite, 'nS.de utility room, central air. family room, carpets, et in If is a steal at 573.000 kitchen. f7npch yard Citrus trees, For sales intrmiton call Coady much more' Assume present Model Home Normandy blvd mortgage or reference with low 371 1011 down Call now Phyllis Cippon, 4755 I--- Houses for Sale DeLANO-VERY LARGE ROOMS in 11115 beautiful 3 bedrooms 7 bath home Plush carpeting, OQu bit garage, central Peat and air Call now. $11,000 182 Bedroom Apt. I Central Heat & Air • Pool • Club House • Laundry Shag Carpeting • Fully Equipped Kitchen 6 Mo. Lease First St 1 berm , I bath, family room, equipped With range, refrigerator, washer dryer and wall air con dtioni:ig unit, 117.500 I72 Vega, super nice, amber gold twn interior a speed with air 76.000 milt! Ready for you, at $?ttl Call Pete At 322 145/ De er CALL 323 3302 """-""-'-"-"-- - Want tObu or 1966 or '41 Fiat. in any coridticn 1313773 'flHOPIOA 730 4 - 000 MILES - 69 373 7413 - -- 11 Honda. CD. 100-engine down. remairude• good shape Parts , all Also RIverside 360 parts Best cifer 377 1071 buy a bargain cr Sella bargain with fun Ic' use arid rra'j iii.t Cd ads Call 1712611 or Ill 99?) to place your a '' 1171 Vega Station Wagon A C Excellent conditi on, i speed 1)400 Call after 5 or weekends. Motorcycles 18 --- Cash buyer for used articles, fur niture, etc HWY. 16 ANTIQUES 3276977 55 WOODS BARN Boats & Marine We buy furniture and M'SCL Sell for Equipment 75 Pct Consignment Free ' pickups Auction Saturday at / 1964 Chrysler 92 Outbcard with a,ik. excellent c ondition, 111 0 _2 ri - Sanford 37277/0 3231302 ECONOMICAL PINECRE5T 3 bedroom. 2 bath. neat air, Florida porch Lot of SANFORD FHA 3 bedrooms, carpet. USC down $34 34 rni HOLLAND REALTY. 373 • IN$TALI,fd Hrn Ii on corner lot in older sect.on with grapefruit arid rangetrees Near Church and School 121.900 Terms buy sell trade 3)) 3ISE firf 3? - For used furniture, appliarirm., tiI', CIC buy I or 1001 li'' Larry Marl. 1)3 Sanford Ave Chest of Drawers. Des k, Office chair, electric fjpt'writer. filing WILSON MAtER FURNITURE lvL LW/LDL Ver, ncp 3 bedroom. 3 bath (In-alp ciiri FlotldarO.-ri, fireplace ou?stano ng hour plan Only $37,100 ( - 41 III 714.7 4 BEDROOM -- -----nd -WvrnI'U flUVW for Only 523.000 walk, corner location. Elite &a dress, "233 N Country Club Road, Call 322-2420 Anytime LakeMary.FIa "Sl/Sp.rmn Is UP on mInImum 3 yr lease 'Sanhorci-s Sales Leader" jOHNNY WALKER REAL Your Multiple Listing Agency ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION 372 Local and Nat.cnal MLS 64V REALTORS fl$S Park Dr - - (Writ Ott? t2b'q'r-t fairway Plaza IL Seminole Hl,jh) tl4 and LPN5, kitchen help, part him arid lull time SEMINOLE p of , èko Land Co. ________ ____________________________________________________________ Fern Park Realty 'OODMER(. 3 bedroom, heat, NOW LEASING, I lutes f.fli5hed in paneling wlh paper and carpet, 1120 FLORIDA AVE. EXPERIENCED part time Shoo, Clerk Apply In person ØLJLI.EY A Development Rent - Unfurnished '149 Realtor MAYFAIR-- Very nice 3 bedroom. I bath, air, central heat, 3 yearS rid. 173.000 Country Club Corp. FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS Il Stenstrom Cr. ADULTS ONLY Bored Housewife? Let Sarah Coventry help make new friends Earn 530140*5 - ivstll hrs. No nvestmtnt. c011ecting or delIvery David Ramage. 337 ill ) Elmer Bakalla, Inc. - ------------- 'Au 3721132 central heater with lOgal oil tank, SR 520. OyIe'do ISO 19 in lawn mower with bag. 3'1 HP Bniggs & Strattor, rnofor, GARAGE SALE, Feb 23rd and 74th, $30 Round Swivel wood toffee 9 to S 7111 Lake Aye, Sanford 322 table, perfect. $20 Ph 6116011 - Till We Succeed!" 572.500 BY Ot t Writ 25th Street, Sanford Hear Geneva Gardens ApIs Apartment, , ts "We Don't Stop After hours 732 044 - Only 1493 SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Awe, 173 7960 - Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted vt/k cars P-au/rd awai Your cost. 110 Orlando. 2-93 $141 anytime ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TV prices paid, used, any cond ition 4411126 Winter Perk GALVANIZED Utility Shed 10.7. in CARPORT SALE- Clothing. Odds carton, never used Monogram & ends Sunday. 105 S Central Ave -211 9 1143723$) PINECREST 3 bedroom. equpped k i tchen. Florida porch, carpeting fence and many eitrs Magnolia Square Coeor TV, w'* carpet. ac. etticencies & over nites Day or look rates 2471 Orlando Dr , Sanford 3fl 3133 SNAGS JI Wi4AT GENEVA TERRACE renovated AutO Mechanic with experience and Call 3fl 3.417 Business Property New building 1.000 & 2.iØ so It For stare, or offices Sanford & 261 St 322 1517 ________ Sanford Court Motel - - DPEAMWOLO-.- See one new J'flersoqi homes on Har?wri/ T" and 1 bedroom models All tave 2 bcths They're nice From 130.500 to 137.000 -- Ft Metal Buildng with Office, I' Mi E Of I a on SR Call 323 $420 WITH VA Electric hospital bed. 2 mos. old, will sell or rent Call 377 6336 - _ Junk - -- - 1944 Ford LID, r & h, power & ar - 11 Wanted to Buy 68 PINEY 4.00 3220403 30 Rent For Rent Room f' or Rent son- coleman bar B Q. 3755 5 Orlando Dr., Hwy 1747, across the strifit from Movleland Drive In Theatre Young V OS Valencia St • Sanford COUNTER HELP and CASHIER wanted Fast Food Service, Room for advancement Apply in per BLONDIE N DO" Rooms for Rent Newly Mobile Homes 1174410 NOTHI G _____ Hunt Realty llol Sanford Avenue - - GARAGE SALE Dishes, glassware, linens, furniture. TV, refrigerator. piano, sewing machine, children'S articles Orange Blvd . Lake Monroe 32-2 7104 RECORD A CALL Telephone answering machine Likeriew, 1250 Ph 373 1731 3 bdrni , ba - patio home bdrms on 2nd ftorr lit floor lyric rm .famlly rm - kitchen, utility rrn Garage. patio Owner mo-ng /'arcr 1st Priced 133.600 37) 5171 REALTOR Now 5314 50 with 10 pct down, or 21 1971 Super Beatle, elm green alabastor int er or, eilra ec onomy and nice $)995 Call Paul, •t 377 1631 Dealer I? Volt Baller,es 511 73 REEL'S BODY SHOP - JIM DANDY FEEDS Drert from boxcar - lo*C'jl whole tale prices guaranteec Open 7 am to 9 p m - 6 dayS GORM LY'S. 3 mi east of Sanford oral at _____________________________ _________________________ RR 121033 payments 0111550 per mo Also 10" floor model 5treo, as 5 1-40 Call 1911 Hwy 1797 Open Sat & Sun 95 Credit Manager, 372 91)), SAN Call l31 7970 FORD SEWING CENTER. 301 A ---------------------------__..,,,,,,,,,.. East lit St , Sanford or eves $69 WESTINGHOUSE air conditioner, ttu 21.000 BTU. 1143 Cu'ti Maths color TV l$" console, SISO Ph 372 TELEVISION SETS 125 UP 3112 MILLERS 2519 Orlando Di 'ye. in 01S7 SADDLE EQUIPMENT-bOOTS __,5"ti'rni Wean, Save at the 0'J Garac1 e- Rummage Corral Western Shop, 1747, I mile S at DeBary Sales Ro Autos for Sale ________________________ - Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories Feed _______ * Maitfand Iea Mart * MA IT LA NO 2571 Park Dr 322 311$ bdrm. _____________________ 323-7840 H P"sCeaid,, 0341 Sales & Service . Jim Housekeeping Units for rent CAMP SEMINOLE No alcoholic be verages allowed No pe ts Pt Sanford Ave., gentleman preferred. Call after a p m - 373 engine and lawn mower work Part lime No phone calls Apoly in person at Dubos Lawn Mower I 34 Large bedroom, privat, bath, S RETIRED Mechanic Ice small 11 4 REALTOR turn Reter,nc requir ed. respons ible couple Only. no Children or pets $14$mo plusdettit _______________________________ I App' "Stop Urn!" REALTY HALL Rent Unfurnished frn(rcj Houses LAKE MARY, 2 Ate You Interested in earning 12.450 Per rnontfi with Orly $12000 to invt,, fully returnabl, under Contract Call collect Mr Rogers, 901 394 1701 requ1rements. to Sic loaded. 17c empty Weekly settlement arid other benefits Apply Bldg II) Sanford Airport, -phone (305)372 l0Mforappt. For extralarge 10 i 31 Houses Rent Furnished LAND Cleating Business, heavy work schedule. all AC equipment Plus 10 wheel diesel truck. Selling die o Illness (4041 I'S, 1213 teeded to transport automobin les . the state of FlOrid.. Must have a good safety record arid be able .0 by Dick Cs dtif gar /' I /' j' LOCH ARBOR 3 bedroom, car peled quiet, bdult 1)/S plus damage k30I7s - 79 1EVIE114 SPMK 'ro you / 37 71 Hour Service Call 372 /191 equ,pped W W carpet, drbp,rit, ______ ______ 1-4 and SR 434 $231950 8385548 Sill established track records Peas, reply in person, or call Bob Goldfarb. Assoc. for appt. HENRY HOCHE REALTY INC 61$ E. South Street, Orlando Fla. 3234190 or $41733) THIS DOG RECESSION, AND ESPECIALLY beacuse of the 045 5h0,tiQC, a sell service. cnn operated XWIK KAR WASH in the Sanford area, will pr ovide years of STEADY INCOME An in vestment for tPiC$C *"a MUST SUCCEED. Call collect, 90471.1- __________ ET I Callbart Real Estate 1 Xc5f Larpee.tran(e3 tylrm, 7 bath ceo air, kiI(h-n .'.?I ',') I'AR15, - - ----* Ill Bedroori Trailers & Apts 7 Adult parks 7 family parks 35)5 Hwy I? c', Sanford 373 1930 Day, Woo - - , ___________________ AVAION APAPiTS A DULT S - NO PE ItIW 2nd St minutes from - Longw owner, call 3370161 bet wean I II am end 54 pm No Pets. Deposit 37207/0 VILLAGE - Realtors B VA 3 Rooms, $150 Mo Utllltls Pd Mature CopI SPRINGWOOD 3 a. 4 RDRM. Central H&A. 7 p(f, VA-FHA Financing _____________ JUST IN CASE OF A Help Wanted lailored to meet your reguiremenfi, Due to our Dynamic Growth, we are fipanding our New Home, Sales Division. We have positions avaiIab, in the Sanford Area for licensed real estate people wifli direct sales background and WELAKAAPARTMEN,S 111W lit St , OPEN Si AIR COP4UITIONINGe.perenced ___________________ 1w Bob They.4 ---- GENERA ELECTRIC APPNCES AIlAd,n Inc CLEAN AS A PIN')' CD Porn, Check these features 3 br newt V screened patio, wall to wap Citanded & painted, fenced yarc carpet, kitchen equipped it kltcPlenequippe Apleasureloowr convenient location for school and check this price Only 1tl,5a d sPopp,rig W II sell FHA YOu name lP terms LET DEAL o REALTY. fl 733 5 I TO BUY OR SELL AVON CaIlSsi 3074 FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC Sirline tickets. Cruise and Tours at fficiat rat es 303 Semoran Hwy 1)4) U FRANK AND ERNEST LV[I4ST REALTY IPIC krlitor. 1601 S H w y 17 47 NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLD BALES) 3019$ TON MLY E HWY 16 SANFORD Th15 stereo haS "record And play" I Buy. Sell, Consign, appraise, or track tape. AM X multi plc. radio special sales Out of anything of 60d floor model console, *cod value 100 French Ave damaged In shipment New 323 7310 Santord, Fla 3211431 warranty Original price, 5494 10 830-5500 -- I bedroom. furniShed, with carpet and air. SIlO per month KULP SANFORD 7 bdrrn Short Term [ease 110 W. Airport Blvd. Roberts & Gilman COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Maitlarid. 47$ 01 Furn. & Unfurn. •CIothes Wash. -Dryer *Swimming Pool *Club House •Shag Carpeting OI& 2 Bdrm. Apt. ( IS Unfurn. per Child Care I will bbysit Inmyhome Day or Night 123 U24 I '-3 room furnished apartment, (lean 4. C$O%e in. $15 mo Call 322 6261 Call 377 3310 PSYCHEDELIC LIGHTS Campers Travel Trailers V W Sunroof, Tevas yCIlow, I94IVW(amp.,'i-,pasf,Ietiite.wth 1973.000 mies. I speed. double 72 burnished gold inferior Has been sharp, extra nice $2*50 Call Don completely checked and in at 327 1531 Dealer spected $'9S Call Don at in 1451 Dealer 'IICHEVELLE WAGON _____ _____ NOTHING, DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL. CREDIT MANAGER 32362)o 16 - - AuctIoneering Servicea at & air Large corner lot *,,t ias Many "tras 131.5000/ 'eaonabt, offer 574 1040 is - Register ed fleefMasterflri 1730 AM HA LLMARK Sil 1577 $30 5500 and ask for Shirley Bennet Livestock And Poultry 67 FM Steno with I track, tape record player Phychedelic lights 19 17 per mo, or Ill? cash used _________ - * conSole Immaculate inside and Out Love y 'PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY landscaping and all the immenitit MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVs, for only 129.500 This 3 bedroom, 7 MiscelIaneou, New and bath home is lust the one for you I' it furniture and applianc es Pius be happy to show you anytime Ca 11 special sales (watch adsl bedroom. 2 bathaiI IlCty, home in A i COnditiOn Garage. screened patio, centra berm fun apt $)30 mo utilities l,w'ludd. adults, no p,t, 311 oio STEREO iutiful walnut Aiit on i "THIS ONE IS IT!' *"Siñlord in __ __ TVRadio.Stereo , _- rout, DEL TONA 3 SANFORD I berm turn apartment Quiet neighborh, no pe, $31 0440 or after $ call 1)1 177) Efficiencies, i & 7 bdrm. Townhouse from $ )45. sAil Elec. Kitchen Cle'an.rig Lady 10 hr work wets I X3 'i hr for lunch 1175 rr Duties Include cleaning, cookIng. no childcre work Benefits. Blue Cross, Blue Shield, retirement program, vacation etc Ph 30.5 644144. Paul ,iuvinotl Hot meals Tender love & care for iour child Educatonal child care & kInd.rgarte,. A Childs Wor ld, 21.51 S Sanf or d Ave 323 $424 TH- THERE . .Furn. - - pm CAPTAIN EASY * Miscellaneous For Sale SO Water Front Markham Estates Call Bud featner, Broker, S2 4000 Sanford Sanford ed mo Orlando. FROM $169 SECRETARY WANTED Desire competent, experienced secretary for full time position Salary corn mensurate with qualifications Send resume and requirements ti P0 Dos 1795. Sanford. Fioridgi 37771 FOUND. Small female puppy. Brown with white markings 23 Two bedroom duplex fJrfl,5ped apartment 137Q Orlando orive, ~- _____ ______ Houses for Sale 41 Friday, Feb. 22,1974-7B A Want A d. They Work Every Time CASSELBERRY bedroom. ''ee - NOW LEASING Villas 200' -- ''' hoIldoyt $31 Vicinity Of I? V2 South of Sani Owner pie vsc call 'tS 771$ after -- 7ndllcorrear III 77$ Only 10 Houses for Sal, FurnIshed 12 Bdsoom Adultt Only Park Av enue .Mobile Park & security required Phone Sandlewood Apartments Rint Bar tender LOST Siamese kitten 3rd addition Pinicrest area. Reward Ph 372 1417. , )! !8 . V - 31 & adjusted - C ocktail Waitresses buyer. 7kJ-. f/ and _______________ - 'Two b,00ms. 1 bath, wait to wall carpeting. drapes, central and air. Fully equipped with dish. Stenstrom Sanford Sunoco, I land SR 14 Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Adwill find it a -. - washer Call Mrs Wealhlqby 373 Wanted, reliable worker, male Preferred. apply In person LOST: Siamese cat, dark brown, mate "Kim" Vicinity 1747£ 271h St REWARD Ph. 372 43 1 ____ -. -' 1 Unfurnished - Realty Starine Enterprises Inc Bldg 131 Sanford Airport 32)0111. 377 7337 5'RE, X RESPECTIT TAlE ME THAT LONG\ FL.IU..'V REQUEST TO STt*° VlTlNG 50 THAT F/Vt MINUTES I CAN S74i' I EA' fll4 APtEP 10 MV LUNCH HOUR r -. 1 * I J KN OCK OF FE vacation FOUND- Lithe m a le puppy. etite with brown on ears and over eye Found at WIrv Dl.i, on French Ave by H,imdahl & Stoff.i - IfIfitilI zie Apartments Rent Unfurnished - The Sanford Herald Never A Fli2 I ~ 1# 30 Apartments Rent 30 assembling, and laminating Profits sharing company, paid Lost and Found S Pay. GENEVA GARDENS BOOKKEEPER. Mature. Female, SEVILL GARDENS APARTMENTS permanent Position. stock control SIX apartment residences of ISOS .' 25th St. and light secretarial duty tasteful luxury, equipped with every 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, convenient to Downtown Sanford, resume 1. convenlencet Eat-In kitchent, Schools. shoping center Shag references P.O. Do. 14.55. San custom draperies. stag carpeting carpeting, drapes. dishwasher, ford 37171 arid much, much morel Adults central heal & air . Sparkling clean WAITRESS wanted 3 days per CClu%ily Exclusive with Sten ixoI Move in today. Child Childr en Strom wtek, Pirs. Ito 1, good pay, good accepted 377 2040 . tips Apply in person rn NEW I £7bedrooms from $141.4 Located in Page Terminal Bldg Call 322-2420 Anytime mat lease S.aridlewood Villas Sanford Airport. Santordi Sales Leader Call 373 7110 Your Multiple Listing Agency _____________________ HEED (2) Orivei- Salesmen. OutSide Local and National MILS sales, wekly guarantee & corn 1H[l11JEif]i[rPII minion Mole or female may ap REALTORS 2M3 Parka, 811 6 1, 21 Ply For mppt call 377 10)4. 6 to I C 1t4't 4'lJ on ly Classified AdS wrve,fhe buying and All makes Sewing III n g c o m m u n It machine repair CABINET BUILDER wanted Must everyday read and use them be ePirien'ed in layout, cutting. ___________________________ often Call 377 7411 cv $31 $43 ARE YOU TP')UBLED! Call Toll Free, 444 2027 for "We Care""Hotline Aduilt or Teens 2-22 They 3roomaparlme FIND ONE I IF THAT'S YOUR / / COLD DORM I 3u', RTl4ER Help Wanted Kitchen help land older. Apply in prson only to Bahama Joel. 730, French Ave. Sanloa' I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF ASOF 2701474 - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Cost, PALM cOASI Ill Community 0ev Corp needs Lic. N. E. RepreienllIves. salary or draw, plus benefits Call Bob Dorner coIICt (4041 472 4221 _______ _______________________ Sanford. Florida Frank W. Jones WAE 1 3OUG4T T\ 18 Personals FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM P.cfiapsAlcoltollcAnonymous Can Help Call 473 4547 Write P 0. Dos 1213 ont ____ 4 ALLEY I -. '. ' Ili : ._ _ •_- i ' :, 1. - - -, ,, . �L .LThe Sanford Herald - ! ,II Noon Neill Saturday 5eevces Prayer Stir vice 7 GOP m It OOa m rn 6 11 Wort 4:x;-T• :* * * I . - OUR :• k.: . - .* * I; Car 21tharidElm Rev DC:: Sunday School ' oa 10 ISa Morning Worship Evening Worship FamityNlgptt(wed , m 7 000 m )Cp 7 L 12 - .- °" '- -ridlly School flu Ir 4$art Preaching &Wor$hip ¶.iaring &PrIaiming 7. p m Nursery Prow-ided Is Evening Worshi p Wed Prayer Service N'sery Ooin 7 GOp 7 pm a'. , O(Jr Y life' There should be' . .. .. .- m LUTHERAN CHURCH OF - TV - I his at the life Elmer RcutP'r • 'w - - - -- -. - ... - drrQ*r ten t• ,) w- 4 &,iiii; -, Sunday -•' .' ' , -5' . c - -. - - -. ,lntl - - a ardi 7 l rsr, S',,.pa lu' .14 1 , • - I LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nazarene ITS CrystalLak, Or LakeM,ry,FIa P*jIO Tr.tttt Sunday, February 24, 1974—Sanford, Florida 3277) 66th Year, No. 159 PrIce 20 Cents 4 --.: CHURCH JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 West First $trt GgeGalIo*ay PiltOf SundaySchool 10 00 am Mot orf-rig Stf vice 137 Airport Blvd. PMan,3fl.,u3 James C Vaughn SvndayScot 11 000 m, Worship Service w- ft Manjttr 9 ISa m - - - '•. - 0 .— a - - - 10 1.-- U Ø,.a . --., :- t)- -" - "•.- •---->I . , -- - - 4 . it , -- P&_i ui ' 4. -- -.------ f -_ ' GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ortora Rd - at Woodlawn Ave P,-v 0 Rost0ens Pastor Church School 9 454 m . F . - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 Set Orange Street Rp RutnOrant Pas - Sunday Schoof • j - Ph. ISSI JIM of 312 Stryll Rkts.rwJ.con - °astce Bible Study .. Witillintida y r cc - Church Training 7 COp m -. - WTRR C Rev 0 NQOr k,nda,Scpoot ,.a_a n. 5 (wangqisc5rp5 wed Prayer 4 Broadcast 'I a a. - ?. r ;.' . .4f 71. ________ ' ___________ . 4 . - tii_ - th'pSuFpe'r - a ___________ S( P*uttl Selerled P TIi ka *an I-b), (aç-- '-4 ti , a. , S.) ir -- a -p 5rS4 . ii I - ng W Morni /i Sunday %lanhrw 5:13.16 % • _________ filli #or ~!, -71 Mrrndn I Corinthian, 9:16-23 • Tutidas %fa,k 1:29-39 if t'I,ti-silasThu vs Ja F'sa!nt, • I C"i'ultj,,n, 138:/.8 15:1-11 • • F,idas' I Corjnthjanj 2:6.10 • — -_ ` r k Mi) ~EWTi67,T,_t - - — 9_rEfjjj — 2 7 )Ot m J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff -. THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY k:• FOOD FAIR STORES, INC and Employes -: : ..q4a, • I PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford .,, , •'....... .•. DEKLES' CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., NC .,. GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J . O.(JIM) Smith and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & rMI,I CO., INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff of the discourteous; motorista '— ont California at Berkeley, was abducted Feb. 4 by members of the Pastor 50 0Cc II Cos Sunday School Morning Worth-p tSrfl-flQWorthp Pf ,,, P, ,a- r-3 - - ? BAPTIST j 51 APttP' P,is$ (TasciP, Ov..a Ca',.'-, Bags',' Aswv'ii, , -I:-- Cirda-., Cir, P4.p 11 97, a a ( Ti C .s a ta-v 4 3' iiieMaI, ($wrv, B.a01-s* Ctva"da. 120 Saw ,aaoI. live Qt Lw ?l1fja ~.__ ww~Au t - 149w4,$hllP.ji.vaaa,(p ,u,tn9e,Ia &t4lI.Oi'A,, ipinav.if biptit Cta-a( Leeg,,. R(dg - Lorqw Fe a-&or 8a ' fr,JO. Forrit C.t Crv 'rt..'n'a$, (,pr,. rrr-a, ( to Pa. a#I CaI,a', PP tIeniry Bf,w-t t!Zt9 13'a- 51 Nc-a Si'i-',a Prom a-cf bap(tt (Paajv(h lw-OP 17TP aaa Mi i-on B-sc's' (PuriP. "20 Prot Ave livessi Part 140*4' 'Pvrth 7?fl W 20th 5' P1Sii-_• R,g s If ('*gr' * r t w-' , p-,' w-' -~,-__] for Poe 5.- p r:: Clear..',,PP-c.-.', i.,, Sari,,' C'aurO.. '3Øpa First Pr. tIck: b.",' $a.$I CipcA. $IC Par k £,e bo at AII&RWO# sow" Debar, Pu-V CAitcta0*GeP1,v. dyt Sipsit Cbsedi or a4 SAI,, ru-it S-aol-sf Church 01 1... a'tOP ct Co. -. 7 OOp m a I 3Op ,.1t p, . SSG#'* Pa&ç ',!( (P *fSl - HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN& CHILD CARE I3etty FIOjd & Staff C4L':',5d'QI.b,t,9*I4R Fi P101st (taj.M 0 s.. 1.noo ',f$I5Paa'4'4*CIW, I.40h%tC,a#(aa 1501* l)aS! Poets City Baptist (Saris 7a,-st .;4',I (P.,I(ft 01 Fi.pn *,' bi-i' a' Cr..a- O. r U t5-a, Rat'',? a-' -a:' a Pvr' ll rvv a,. &4*w-.a-c B4i'sI (PP. A&cpaa MaI £ao'St (A.,.oa Oak li-u Rd. Ow-set.. W*araq Goi ter $aq'lrvP (r-aIOu. Gay*v) Piwp , XiJ 41-ft'ena', Sie'i Cw--a'" .600 PedIIft. $aOri li ve Mt 13. M7 Z.or P?tWr caTsouc Cr-urtPa o '4•C•• 01 Coo -a, CP'*' O'--d '-C-COOl Pf '-OP S a -1*4, I0 a, i•aa — x"y Art - ', I 'I-- - ,;t - ! a 1 EPISCOPAL A )'" ci lOv Sta,a Covent s' Ma Sms lf (aw-5ç 'M-'rst Ch01ch Hag I? 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(All) ( Gallons 11 7 A . keep the sult from III filed, tho 1.s reflected again inthe Askew and Chiles also LLrgc,d appeared on stategrilde tele. Hours after Gov. Reubin said Don Pride, Askew's press March allocation, It will prob. the FEO to scrap complex vision to urge compliance with Askew and Sen. Lawton C'hlles secretary. ably mean that there will not be forms that dealers are required 5'0lUntaFY gasollie rationing. — Truce Forthcoming In Mobile Home War ! lq, .'.t'-o,' a (v .,, 7- I p fqI 011 Ai '' -- . .. C 1031 Pa',,, $.Lingj 1J 1e-..g,-, NAAIISSI Firil (huq h J Pt,. Pij•ari' * 3aaI) ii Maple loin P#,& (,r(Pa p4 t'ip Nagaa..a. *O'ftsien RI - - ,, p,w- -' ---': . - -. - " - - , - - -.. . - .: .. - 141i. Oak Hal R d lostew, the w-' 1"-rae-s. 1206* es l-i P.'* i' (Pia#!,. 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Say-as, &0 . - - or WINN.DIXI E STORES and Employes MUTHODIST Clita III) $ Ii* A&• 'a' -.,i to me CHURCH OF ($1159 FerrP*aIi $1 AiamwM bap$.ti CPa,oa. anc.aa t-*gs Soronallit4of Jji',p 17Th & Cedar oI (niefts It Yra-wIw--Ø Baptist Chitil 01 Mtjin.'we Springs II 416 CO'.OltOAT.QPaA( i' ',?.n (hurca 7i Pa.* MSSa.'W, $it (P01(1' Y4.h. St iii-orsilik-stionar r Rt4!(PQi(P 51 Rd ItS. Os' p1',i C,s,. CA. I!) P.ni Are fir p Pifip,, Ave CHRISTIAN F rat Cr. -st-. CP 1a-P- tt ', Sa.sao. A l ¶i'-142-O C , ,, r.,.,p ,p ss Arpii '-" % •• ( 1 - ('Pa f'OrSi t4,tqa Dv - MJtma,-ad Lair, ,• Cr.a a c'-,.'(w. bear Las. Pj if )&Wi - -; - —' n, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_______________________________ 4 F- ~Srt. %% "- '' "- it accused federal officials of "(State fuel allocatlon officer a suit." threw from their cars), ar,d terrorist Symbionese Liberation Army, "IkaoderI wild dIre,cotion to submit to get mclre gasoline, The food program, called People in Need, got under way Friday being unfair to Florida In alloHomer Hutchinson will re found a shiny object partially Florida's senior senator, Re- They suggested slmp:e reports must be provided and I suggest with thousands of persons taking home bags of free groeffies, cating gasoline, the state was evaluate the need for using the publican Edward Gurney, said by oil companies for all their that if YOU fail to assume that buried in the grass It turned out to be an Iden- despite SOSTIC confusion and siolence that closed one of four given another emergency sup- Starch advance," Pride said. in a seperate news cOnferem, distributors, leaderstup you will be just as 1> "This will still give us the 17.5 that '1 really don't think a lawtifiration bracelet with an in- distribution outlets in the San Franclscc Bay area. Gurney supported that re guilty of nisfeasance as any Police shut down the Last Oakland center after it had served The Federal Energy Offi ce million gallons that we knew we suit is needed," side insaiptlon"Love Debbie:' qu es t. He said the present sys-. public person who has ever late -dei-1 And in another gasoljne-ci'is 117-million ualIon alloca- had earlier today." On the surface was the name only a handful of the 5, ODD persons who walled in line for several diate Friday tern isn't working at all." been removed from office for Askew and Chilea, both development, state Senate Rehours. A few recipients, apparently angered that food was being Lion to Florida Chad. that cause," Lane said. Gurneyabopromjto-Gov. Reubin Democrats, had threatened the publican leader David Lane of all the influence I have with Mr. Now lilt's a case Chad, that thrown to them From trucks Instead of handed out, began Askew said Responding to this, Pride said agai ns t the 110 because Fort Lauderda le charged that Simon to ma you accidently lost it, you may throwing bottles, cans and milk cartons at t he tn3ck. Police ke sure Florida it would be futile for Askew to 4.11* pick it up at The Herald. cleared the area. '.Asu1on on 10 the state's growth wasn't being Askew '- has failed to assume a gets a fair shake." appeal to the people to conserve ¶iPP') was I n a.dditi Sporadic vi ol ence continued ne ar the cen te r in to the evening. million gal lons announced taken in to considera ti on In the leadership role for the benefit of lane se nt Askew a letter ask. gasoli ne when it isn't available However If it's a case of a Police reported a small fire was set ata food store a block away early ln the week and 12-mull. federal allocations, our citizens." in srhs- the onra- had in t} busted romane a first nIag'an and 'ou're ----- --r'National and at a hardware store in the area, gasoline lion gallon advan ce "forget", Wea, against The food program was set up by Washington Secreta ry of State March allocations ann ounced distribution let's just centages of the amount used in A. Ludlow Kramer, who pr ed ict ed t he original $2 million could be Thursday. whole thin" stretched by donations to feed 100,000 people a mon th for a year. 1972 Florida grew by 331 000 Askew was notifi ed of the Ic in 1973 but they were not Heis ted storyoapage!A newest allocation by persona l considered before th is telephone call from federal week, According to a note received energy czar Willism Simon In 'i'hls is much more encour. ByCHRlS',E[SN — place for permanent from Jack Homer of the Washington. Several other aging to Gov. Askew because it Herald Staff Writer residence a single new trailer G rea te r Sanf ord Chamber of states also received extra fuel. recognizes the grow th factor,' bearing the Florida Standards Commerce re.recycli ,. Simon's move could k eep the Pride said of the Isle Friday alSeminole County corn- Seal or Its equivalent on any paper—the American state f rom ha ving to use the location mnissioers feel they are on the suitably zoned plot of one acre Uni ve rsi ty Women ha ndle a March advance and, if followed "The governor sa id he's quite verge of fulfilling their pledge or more, provided proof of safe depository for waste paper up by even more fuel, could encouraged by this ne ws and if of last sununer to re.vamp the drinking waler, located at liollicanna Shopping access to .i agricultural zoning ordinance public road, and other enCenter. They receive paper on to allow mobile homes to both vimonmental restrictions the first Saturday of each remain ansi come to settle, identical to private homes at-mon th and apply all monies Chairman John Kimubrough suoplied: towards a National Scholarship said Friday. place on six month F dthereis As promised last August at a renewable permits mobile If anyone wi th an giant rally sponsored by the homes for temporary ocespecially large su pply of waste -Committee to Resist cupancy by landowners while a paper, and would like some .a&" i1+ AW .- U9 BOB ORREIJ. Us. 17-92, to the wate ront rf Oppressive Politicians permalserit home is conadditiona l information on this !iV''-' . AndJ RICI(ARI)S side at their own expense and tCit OP.), the draft ordinance structetj; program, give Mrs. Virginia - . . 1i __ -_-'-'__.i Herald Writers eff or t. contains a "one time only" — place on six month Stewar t a call at 645-3542. -Permission for the wor k was zoning clause for all presently renewable permits a mnoblle Per ha ps we could get some - Public access to Lake Ada givenby the city commission, existing mobile homes which borne for housing a sick relative or ganizati on to start a similar from the Sa nf ord water plant K no wles said. have been lawfully placed, or a practical nurse, or a night cam pa ign he re in this county, located near U. S. 1742 appea rs "We are not closing off access Kimbrough said. watchman whore proof of doomed by plans to fence in the to the lake," Knowles t-i'nThe ordinance will remove vandalism can be shown. entire area which Includes a Untied. "There are many other the present moratorium on Restrictions In the ordinance -.. natural boat ramp, picnic entrances to It." placement of new mobile include a rrovision limiting to ! tables, barbecue, pavilion and "No Trespassing. Keep Out' homes, in effect since the June one single family mobile home - I - .; Herald Staffer Mark Weintz A ` V ,2 J, refurbished house ahrid,y on signs bar the path to the take at i amendment to the agricultural the number of trailers on a came up with a suggestion the site. All we" CmdruCted both the boat ramp and tie zoning law effectively banned properly zoned plot, and regarding those long gasoline and paid for by city employes. picnic site. Knowles denied any . . 10._ S - __ new homes from the county, he require a special exception The area has been Wed knowledge of the signs. said. from the Board of Adjustment Why don't the station " e-, i' traditionally by local fishermen The board has set a March 12 for actual enlargements to a operatorsputasign behind the as Access to the south Sanford public hearing on the proposed presently existing trailer Last car In Line, asking the Index lake. 4 law drafted by zoning director vio No special exception will be motorist in that Final car to '-" r1-.'f- City Manager Warren "Pete' Area deaths 2A 1 .7 J . B. Williams and Assistant needed for Installing carports, 24 L 69r1f'1 move t. e sign a,ong WI'th him v' K'nwles Frida y denied any Bridge lIA Count:. MIs Howard Mar-see cabanas or open 1 __2A _____ ' screen until he'v at the pumps. Z~~W_It,-f___ private pa rk plans for the site Classified aids 4-6C - ; which. Mar ik-e claims, , , is the porches, which ---be per-with At least In that manner, ftse k!E - -. —-' but said it would be fenced-oh Comics HA most liberal trailer Law in mitted rithout county SIP. who pull Into a li ne, wi ll have as a mat ter of course for a Crossword puzzle a, IlA Central Florida, if not the prosal. Marsee said. t. the sa lisfaction of know ing that water p1st) a protection from Dear Abby IlA stale." Other restrictions In the they will be served—regardless vandalism Dr . Crane IIA I Acccr-ding to Marsee and proposal would require a of the length of time they spend lie did say, høwever, city em Editorial comment 4A Kirnbrough, the ordinance, special exception permit to be waiting in line Othe rs seelzw ployes "' at the plant approached Hor cope os 'I " HA SIGNS t'h tILi which will probably go through secured in the event a trailer 1k 1 Pt! Gas Aft After him last )ear aski ng for per. Society 1-48 at least one more work session, 'grandfatherrd" onto a plot by ,.'rree near Lake Ado will not Join the line mnis5jonto move a house locaL-.J Sports 8-1 A will allow mobile home owners era Photo b Bob Orreilt Df waiti ng motorists. in front of the plant, nearer to State and sellers to : iC.a't. 00 Pa. sat ' ASSIMILOY Of GOD @0 1 - _... -_ __ oo i" First £I5iiataIy 01 C. 1 - - - Ia;-' V i5 a 50 $0 a 7 p WIliacd(igr,d 7 30p m David Beverly and Staff L me A&PWEO The Management and Employes HARR ELLa BEVERLY SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Bc*ilevard tIat means ihe was binding agreement with the food program. Miss Hearst, a 20-year-old sophomore at the University cleaning the trash which so RESByII:jIAN CHURCH S ' lop Won 1 y tha If if Misi; Hearst were freed, the Hearst Corp. would meet demands for an additional 14 million to bolster a 12 million free-food program for the needy set up at the kid. ups" slong Lake Mary January 1975. This January payment will be evidenced by a THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd , Lake Monroe II 000 m a pdabLi Mrs. Voile Williams was Gould said 12 million of the new money would be paid "tindoing some "ecological pick- mediately upon her release and 12 million will be contributed In OI/:jr Old Stolift 44 of 110I Rev William E Miller Pastor Sunday Schoo l IlSam WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church S )Op m 100pm Youth Service E ven -rag Worship .e(t Pr p,-r Charles Go uld, Examiner, said Is a- P 00 Rev OanShe Sunday School nng Worihlp twynrag Worship $ Ga m Morning WOr%hp 1500cm 600pm oii of Cor ne r C oun try ci,b PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH 7) " It 00* i' Wednesday rn & 4th Thursday Family Night Supper 3d Sunday a s 1 Co r P'*it., UPSALA $ -a -- - - exorcists, can you be repossessed?' ` -- L1a. •' - -- - " deal. "It's important for them know they didn't win a great victory," he said. But he conceded, "They frightened me very badly. They frightened my family." Starding with his arms ; 'd -i - - use From the matlbag------ Hey, john—if you fall to a'- '!tjS Pastor Men's Prayer Breakfast Sa:urday Matthew :17-37 ______________________________________________________________________ Evangelist ID OQa m hp olski napers' insistence. - UMYF A q I 71 La C 10 H)- John A Sp THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave .LakeMary M,nw-tr A F SfiI Samoa, Church School 9 45* Mo'n4ng Worship It 00 Youth Group 7.)0p I 4 lop Thomas c 0 SICen .- Mintter' %4censngworshp Pdftrq, FIRST UNITED . - - PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST -•• 4111 - • .%orrtng VworSh-p Church School METHODIST CHURCH 459 Park Ave LeoF King l'*t!o, - - UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff -. •. - -- • —r- : -•:'t - :1..; 4. - - -- ' -. m t - - A 000 JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Sta ff '4;-. 4- - I . ;. - - 73pm COMMUNr UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. I7-IIat Piney Ridge Rd Casselberry Rev William Pic5tt Pastor Rev Kenneth MItir, ss;t Pastor MOrningW)rtb.p I )O&Ita m Sthooi 9 ISa m UMYF S 30p m Evening Worsp 7 OOp m Wed Bible Sty A Prayer Serv liOpm tryst Weesday Cllo The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible a >'-. .j, - - _______________ - - I & . 1 - ;icY. ; ,. " 4 I 'ti.s It 'a ti'rs tin FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave £ lid St R, VIfU.! L hr var? and her Kennottw Mu'ls . V_ _~_ I MI - ' - - Pay - .i' -- ued: "Before I was so rudely interniptedIusedto say this oughttobead vi1hedcow y. I ing stIll think this ought to be a civilIzed country. The people lIll.ISBOROUGH,CaLIf. (AP)— The familyof Patricia Hearst who think like this (the kidnapis wElling to see how her terrorist kidnapers react to learning that ers) are going to have to their la test demand won 't be met unless she Is released unhar- aome other tam because ti r • ; 6 - 7 }Cpm AP',,i- fir a a • .. -I — r'-iwy I Condition For • 10 00 -I - C(-i,prOr% Meqtraq rn I 00a m 700pm MYr7&ISurt EwC Worship II) Sun h-hf, Stuc1 s%eo - - ________________ 7 30p rr • -• ' • •. fl,. . - - . - tO Cob m II 00cm If 450 r Pa ul Sonne, 15 Doe m it-bit Class 6 ISp" MorningWor-spa.p 1 3GPm EvCfli'gWorsh P (lbaeCtaw-q- Wed 7 Xpm ' Wed prover Se rvice ScindaySPaoI Mot flIrgWOrhip - - .,t Wednesda, BableClass FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Park Avenue Jay I Cos"10 Pastor WorShip Cnurch Traning • - Independent Miss ionary Ev(nragWorUap .. '.. .- - ,ar-- - S 4"a-, 7 8-ble Study Sunday School _ - - - Morn.ng Worship Evening 5.rvi I458 It 0 *wnarag ••)_ fl • - ,,1 -- a- -.- '3 - .a.' Eva ngelist araget it Study Pastor E '' \ . _____ - CHRIST UNITED UE'HOOIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, SunlardEstat.s Rev Gary lner Pastor 14.1 Sundiy HUR H - S 1511 Park Avoolithe P I Rev -- CHURCH OF CHRIST IAPT tTC - - --t'' - I _________ - .. Ij - l3Opm PALMETTO -4 - . - - /1 ja j ______ m Chaa'tnN Crump .4- - - - - I \ F 1%•__ fbi. Class 41J A - - - - .ij• . ,a.. - - . -' Wednesday 9 3rn 51 00cm g tsp m Everting Warship Wed Evening Service -. CHURCH OF CHRIST 609 Palm Springs Dr. Altain,nt,$prIn$s James P Nefdpaeq,, Evangelist B dIe St ud y 50 OQa m Assembly Worstp It 00cm Evening WCWVip 600pm Wed Evening seryice a OOp PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH IIIWAirporfglyd Pev Kennelf Molt Plr Surod,by School ' 7 a .1 1.1 • -rtiiti ,l ,,j t.itrgsf lOOpm 6 OOpm .00prn - :t . ('I M0rng Warship Evening wocvtap . - _____7 THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 5705W. lit St. 4 om IJI1 it R 65 I I -- - - / lease and then left with FBI agents to discuss his 49-hour or. 6 30 p - ____ - —_ - Jul- I _ Unshaven and exhausted, Mur ph y spoke wi th ne wsmen clustered in front of his brick, two-story home after his re- rrkl - -- rn - ary Army is pledged to overthrowing the government, wtdch it believes is too liberal U4 SANFORD CHRISTIAN - tic said his abductors told him the American Revolution- flij .rb 00;", LUTHERAN CHURCH fl000rlandeAve 417971 I Lutheran (hvrcfa fl Arrer - Jiy- School a5IIm B Do*iwy Pastor Mcniflq Wormip & (1.ch School 9 OQa m Bible Study - 7 Mid Week crrs t e GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED . Pjt0r ki - - -• highway 30 mfles north of At- 04 ' - lanta. The 40-year-old newsman was kidnaped Wednesday night by a PA%f , Youth Hour 9 15w ,n 0 ii m four %C, * I ay,p Sery (p •, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES or CHRIST 401 S. San ford Ave Dr H arold Marr.s Morning Worship OvI,,glast) Ell-pit — - r C17 7 ' - . FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W 2nd St atMa4e Awe - - . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Loop Monroe. Fla. David J R.cta Pattor 5ajraav School 9 ISa m n Managing i Minter delivered the ransconj it I i ~ ____ W_ -_ __I - - . ~xI. - - Murphy was freed after Con - man who said he was a colonel Luilsirwi --• - a , _ •4 5S. - - ra,- ---"- ri 50 00 At r Pr*ver aI . Sundae Night Qroa*tt Dial a Devotional 71 - ii GOa 4 00 rt 7 00 rv- Sun P4YPS '•ajfl Eve WOfSr.P IS) WL )$Ill Place 7 30 9 & II 9 Sunday School Sun W or ship y _•_I. - I I I 00 it f,l Sermon 7 0p 1 N (VA CH tiP CIt Of THE NAZARENE lemporaty Geneva Community Center R e v A ( Green P,t' -, HOLY CROSS 4055 Park Ave. The Rev Leroy 0 Soper Rector ttl, communion 7 - 3Oam Service and tO 00 iS ffl C"t' ih 4 (P 01)t Singsperalson So ,,' 9 krtut(htftO Murning worship CivhScI on 7 • - ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando SpI,nq Drive Longwood. Fla Just East oI Interstate m PE Wed ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) A day. U.S. Magistrate self-employed subcontractor Thompson set bond for J. Roger release Friday night four that men his kidnaping statues and the won't win them many friends." northern part of Atlanta after they called the federal govern- about itiz feet tall and wore a William kidnapers included Hobbs Act, a federal statute and his wife have been arrested A. H. Wilhams,33, at $1 Murphy, who often has chain- Minter delivered the ransom. ment. They tell me that all the cowboy hat. The man said he million. and a woman. tie said they making It a crime to extort PiOned the cRu5e3 of ritinorities He Immediately called his wife American government is cor. wanted help In distributing and charged with the kidnaping Bond for his wife, Betty 28, was identified themselves of newspaper editor Reg Mur- set at $500,000. as money dealing in said. interstate and the poor, went inside for a and lAs colleagues at the news- flipt, the federal government, $100,000 in heating oil for the Thompson members of the American Rev-business, Conroy shower and then reappeared, paper. state and local government, needy. phy, the FBI said today. Mur- scheduled a preliminary olutlonary Army, a previously Murphy communicated the still unshaven, to tell of his exphy was released unharmed heating for March 4. "About the American "You ask meif I'm sure of the "I drove away with him," unheard of, apparently right, news of the arrests to the Con. perlence. Friday night. Revolutionary Army," he said. authenticity of lids. The answer Murphy said. 'He pulled a gun. Three suitcases full of money wing extremist orga"tion. stitution himself. He said his kidnapers covered "I don't know enough to tell you Is no, I don't know. I Police said the $700,000 ran- were found at the couple's home don't have fie said, 'You have been kid.o The FBI said Williams and som was recovered today al the After reading the FBI an- his eyes with tape and kept him all the details. It is a group of any way of knowing. I never naped.' He said, We are going today, police said. "It's his wife were arrested at their nouncement, Murphy corn- bound and locked jn the trunk of 223 members and six colonels heard of them before." to straighten out the damn libhome of the Lilburn, Ga., heavy.. one man couldn't carry borne In Lilburn, in Gwlnnett merIted: 'You don't know what a car much of the time, who operate throughout the couple who were charged with it," one officer said. Murphy said he was lured eral press and then straighten County on the northeastern a pleasure this gives me." lie said he was freed in the United States, They are corn- from his home by a heavy-set out ow- government." the kidnaping, Murphy, 40, editor of the Atoo edge of Atlanta. They were Conroy Wd WUllams suid h6 parking lot of a rnotel in the rnitted to the 0%,elottirow q ;4 h,,1 1 %Shite inan in h!s 210s, who ,![.o4j Relatedstory on Page 2A The two were arraigned to- 1anth Constitution, said upon his charged with violating federal wife were scheduled to appear ---.------______ ____ Iuiutu,,z I 000 m 6: 00P vhp E v angelistic Serv Family Night Service Editor Freed, FBI Names Coule In ina . -' Morning Worship Pilgrim Youth I I 000 not there a church _'iIi- tii/ 24055 P8STQf (,4H1 to , II OQa 6 ISp 7 30p EP*VrthLCaUUe Evenn'Vic's?p Wed Pr ater Pert ,'I Pry E,ei Ni-at CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Roto-eft Loy Sunday School thece truths and tdeals stth theni. B) encouraging faith and showing them right IrOn) rong. our children çj become the finest giner.ltiun. destined to change the world—for the better. What our children eventually do sw-sib the ssorlJ d-nt t;'n ;j7 'rirltut1 rc'it;rLs arid iriiw'1I.II CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School Mcn-ng Worship C HURCH OF GOD 10)W 72nd Street Pastor Rv J I Pills -Ch ur ch God Hour 0 m WIRR • Ifl I'II,IHIi,s1 FIRST SOUTHERN IV METHODIST CHURCH 7440 Sanford Ave. Rev W P Bennetl Pat!r •.•..•••.•. human irnperfction. Vet its the world we an gisin our children—the world in sshich the) must gros up and find their 5k:stiny. And we keep hoping that theirs will be a finer generation—one able to improse this world. !?,Ifl,js, CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEM BL Y ?O0FeIrmo lSanfordGard,nc,ubH, 57-97) Don Shockley Pastor • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East Second Strut Service A It GOa m Sunday School 7 30p m -Wednesd ay s . • 9 45 r' II 001 St•fY& t(ndrrQarten wosr p H ON • - of a ssorld—sshen ou consider all . tiol much Its Conl,ssont. Sat AItamor •yool 7' .'lrsrn(r Of •., , S S•a-&% - i,',Iiili . ,- ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak Ave. d Fr William Enflil Pastor Fr P J. Kell Aw-til, Pastor Sat Vigil Maw-s 7 GOp ton Sun Mist rn tO a I Church Mtland AvflUf IJuitSoutheR.13 0000 s< ( .uI/ ii'/ ii - FIRST ASSEMBI.. O F GOD CHURCH M day : LyvnanH Xrwood 7 3 00 m Wr- 1PratrMre-srq 'a- Lorigtobood Y, 111 - 0/ (.n/ -i.s'iH b1 I * - •, 000 Evangelists, Servi ces CPIiACtI Tra i ning m m, OCa -- I. - 14 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSSHettitA,.. Ph 373-C213 Bro Billy Griffin Pat WIPR $ 3Oa m BibIrStudy 9 45a m )Oa I • 7 cop r 9 ii 1111,1/1 4)(114 ET HODIST CHURCH COMMUNIT THE HOPE OF OUR . L 41 . 0012 Noon Sabbath School War UlpService Wednesday Night A .JJA THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7Th & Elm C P. - SANLANDO UNITED 308 ton Wedneiday Evn.ng Prayer Meeting - . Pastor AIO On WWQS (I4) FM Radio Saturday — 1 W0rU*pSity,t 4 -- S F Th, ADVENTIST CHURCH .. IoNghway 4m \ %, Forest City. Ftoorlda Sabbath School - Friday, Feb. 22, 974 I G Bilan Tar, Saturday Srvc* - - -- "ft - - � 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 22, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 22, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 22, 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/dd7736041395989942abfc51d6797563.pdf 01da68dd14153eea68c5ced5207e85fb PDF Text Text + - __ 4--The Sanford l-fnrifrt Where They See It.... In Herald 's The Classified - 41 Housesfor Sale A. Carpeting, range. Closed garage, From $23,700 Houses for Sale 19 . OF = ONEOF OF THE UZIP LE-Affe V Jim Hunt Realty 2571 Park Or, 372 211$ Stenstrom REALTOR Atterhours 322 0M.R Deflary_- 8 468% LXCLIJ5IV[ V.ITH STENSTROM- One bedroom, 1 bath frame with a Slping den, pa neled living room, dining area. carpeting and fence. Only $11000. Cute home Real nice inside & out Excellent COnditiOn Want In see II Call us now! YOU CAN HAVE THE BEST BUY IN FLORIDA Lu x urious large family home; I bedrooms, 3 baths, 3416' paneled family room, x20' screened pool, total privacy. Sprinklers and .' host of c*tras. 14 years young. an priced under appraisal. 143,900. O*'nr will negotiate, To ap eciatc this beauty you ShOuld we II by calling Lillian Campbell. Assoc, great eipanion is to East Orange County. This IS acres plus 215 acres contiguous. &S eVUn. rnectLil tt.e,bfle horot PI't ar. relied business si te. Call Gene Langer, Assoc. site, excellent area, cleared, $10300. fly owner 3738106 or $67 L etronl Iot, Lake ?.%.3ck1an5110,000 Call But Fe..lher. Brok er, (47 6000 34 Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750. VA-Nothing Down BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 1'. baths. *all to wall carpet, large lot, fenced yard $16,900. 373 0011. 16 sftrto W GOING OUT OF BUSINESS power tools, lawn 6. garden equIpment, housewares, paint Everything goes. Hrs. 96. 373 Inc. 4210. Forrest Realtors 6157333 - We are selling our office desks used only 6 mm. Size 11*44, regular price, $150, now $63 and size 21*36, regular price $763, now $145. Both lik e Phi l Deere Furniture, w ,ryflt . 313 0230, - Sanford Auction * * Greene, Inc..- 'RUBLIC AUCTION C'VERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, 1304W, Fairbanks Misc ellaneous New and used WE TAKE TRADES furniture and appliances Plus special sales (watch ads). Auctloneering Services COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special sates out of anything of valve. 1700 French Ave. 3237340 Sanford, Fla 323143A Directory A Afr Conditioning + + of Experts Ready To iiiiiiiiii'l + Central Heat I. Air Conditioning For fret estimate. call Ml Harris at SEARS in Sanford, 322.1771. - Heaters Cleaned, Serviced, Sold and Installed. Call Geneva Htg. & Ar Cond. Service. 323-50' - Home Improvements Appkances Ft'llIrrr r, [ Ap"arcri .arrtcird FJIejrc Cc'ri:,v'i,2.22 Park Or,e. 3:7 Ii Automotive Service JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE l02' ,P4 MapIe Ave, Santora 373 1500 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ..ffgrmerly Harriett's Be.uly Nook) c: r.r., 7?7 BuIdoz!!g BULLDOZER WORK :!raring lots our Specialty. 3231731 after 3p.m. nfty CARPENTRY pecial'Zing insm.oli i odd tabs. Call 131 1381 Ceramics Concrete ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, CONCRETE PATIOS COOBURN PENCE CO : H 1)0 SiAA + e + - Lawn Service Spegle& Stephens Painting Contractors 2Sl6Country Club Rd Sanford, Fla 3721010 11 H I Y '.' • - . .._ * Bell Plumbing Co.* Fast elf icent service, old and new Bonded, licensed. 372M9. HAPPY BEAR, Efficient cleaning of exterior surf aces, Roofs. Mobile Homes, CommercIal, Indutrlal. Residential, 47$_7377, Wemczielirig by Gin Contractor. Kitchen, tathroo'n or additions. with newest design and materials, 16 yrs. exp. Excellent work man51lp. 6305990 Sat, & Sun or alter S eli. dati, or 44)3363 cli, dayS. J & 1. Pressure Cleaning. Eaves cleaned, roofs cleaned & coated. Sr citizens special rate's. 323 tICS Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Corpenlflr.NO ob too small. 3fl.577 !.'Ext PLactit. Jr'wrirv. Troohes GIass.M UT TI11111111111111111111111101111111 ENKARlK GLASS & PAINT CO. 710 Mgn0116 Ave. rtcnte Tax - - jr Wallpaper Hanging P/.iJCLATE F't "1', ":mr;lI WA' L,cenS.ed Re4nliai Commercial Fret Esuirn.it,z$. Ph. 3724173 of our friendly ad visors help l;ted ed Calf yOt' '.I +r '1-;?i-7 52 Lawn Service Tractor with mower, will zut acreage or fm' Call 372 I)I. 373 8440176, Winter Park. G. E. black & white television, model 111010, with clock. Even if Inoperable, 327 0100 CASH 322 1132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. + + 69 Bicycles /5 Stamps-Coins Campers Travel Trailers Tra v el Trailer, sleeps 6, air con tItioned. 327 1170. 15' Gem Camping Trailer, 1500 1105 Court St., Sanford 377.470 76 - II sizes and modeli, 10 speeds, S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 3720741 -- Musical Merchandise Hammond Concord Organ wlttm 710 Lesl i e speaker, 3 mos. new Oak upright piano $200 Excellent condition. Call after 5 3233692. Equipment for Rent Auto Repairs Pa rts. Accessories I? Volt Auto Batteris1l).9i REEL'S BODY SHOP 1I0 Sanford Avenue 11 Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted bunk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 795-6194 anytime. 18 Equity & lake over payments or good break for someone paying cash With warranty, 337.3794. 64 , To buy and sell gold or sliver coins Bikes, Bikes, Bikes S9 - Motorcycles Motorcyc'ifl'hurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733816 '72 YAMAHA 057, 250, 1.000 ml,, bust broken In. Call 372 7717 after S. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65 - 4) *. AKC Registered Doberman Puppies Call 3220131 after 5:30 p.m 0 # 10 BEAGLES, liver 6. white. 6 vvks. old. 150 with papers, 123 without. Ph. 293 7932 after 5 p.m. *POODLE GROOMING. And boarding. With love & care Professional Ph. 373 3791 or 37339 66 - 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water ConditiOners, 3274610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All fyO% and sLres We repair and service ST INE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO '- -.i' t ;72 - 01 1r4 51 1 1 1 1 1 1 tb I ____ Jr,:._1 ~,t_ "_`t_- --,- - =-- = - '- CIRCULATION MAIL ROOM - ' .., .. From Herring ai - *It' eA * e airs e in a Home Improvement Edition Ever Published - - t'. ....I.1 •1...e •I.. V i ol. t'..eI...,.. are just as Interested in offering their support to . - - Sanford's only high school S.H.S. Shortly, everyone will be wanting to contribute their time and talents. and talents and before you know it, we'll all be unified. iThanks to the kids showing the adults how it's supposed to be done. - Com Feb. . 7 Livestock And Poultry cPT4i'RPt tIMu)tY HAY bUY DIRECT PROM 130XC44 5018 BALE, $2.5O$95TON GORMLY E. HWY. 16 SANFORD Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS lowest Direct from boxcar wholesale prlL5 guaranteed. Open 7 am. to 11 m, 7 days GORMLY'S. 3 ml. east m? Sanford Al. At Oil 1 1111 - . FPL Strikers Vo te Soo On n tra t Let's put you all to the test, c however, before we see our dreams tumble from the sky. Incidents of vandalism ocJEAN PATTESON Are you going to support a curred in the Sanford area. H'rn!dStaffwr-ftfr donkey baikrtbali IllEfle The r.cw a g reement-which would end a three-month-old scheduled for Feb. 11 at 7:30 Some 200 striking electrical strike-reportedly provides for p.m. That's a Monday evening. about two weeks away, so you workers In the Sanford area Will a Joint union-management arbivote Thursday night on a new tration committee to decide have plenty of advance notice. The donkeys will have special contract which could send them wheth"r the 89 ould be reto their jobs at Florida hired, shoes on their hoofs which will Power and light Co. by the Forts -seven tnt.'nitwrs of the protect the floor at the school's end of the week. Florida Council of the Intergymnasium. Vice president of the local national Brotherhood of ElecInternational Brotherhood of trical Workers met Monday in You'd be surprised at some of Electrical Workers union, Sanford to hear details of ,he the people who have volun. Darrell Grlerne, said today he contract from the union's chief teemed to ride these anImals,. imagines the local vote will negotiator and council presithe first half will feature female support the new contract, "We dent, Jim Niles. contestants (teachers vs. in Sanford passed the last one; Niles and other union leaders students and the second half this new one is better so I don't have voiced their support for will be reserved for the see why it shouldn't go," the new agreement. ______ stronger sex (pardon that commented Grieme. Voting is expec ted to continue gals.) _______ 0 lie said copies of the new pact through Wednesday. It $ agreed to by union and cornIf the contract is approved, ________ 0. It's just a rumor at this time pany negotiators last weekend union officials said, the cornand cc'rt.alnlv has not been 1qHI Mia:iu are available for all puny amnl UfliOfl will each fliflhlC confirmed Li)' my physician local union members to study one member of the arbitration least) that the fellah who prior to Thursday's voting, committee and those two will scribbles this column may put 4 ,~ Voting by IFIEW members select a third neutral member. in a surprise ap pearan ce (and I . started today in other parts of The committee will hear evi can just hear the comments t state, and he union officials (hence on each of the 89 eases. ' now, "Which one's (hi' expect the voters Lit favor the If a worker is found Innocent of jackass?" 1k, 11a Ain't funny, new pact, which Is similar to wrongdoing, he will return to ( 4 buster.) the one reject ed by union work and receive retroactive I inernbers, last month except for pay from the date of the con! will be sold for $1 while th 0847 a section dealing with 89 em- tract signing. If he is found ______ buying them at the door will Ployes accused of vandalism guilty, he is to be discharged, ha ve to pay 11.50. against company property. No officials said. Special note of recognition to I two of the campus c l u bs which are handling the promotions Area deaths Ill Entertainment 7A Anchor Club and the AAU 8A Horoscope tAlpha American United Chub. Calendar -:--' Vt Hospital notes 2A Tickets may be purchased at Classified ads 6-78 1. ('apps Cl ers. Daniels . 9A Suciety Comics 8A I &,rvice Station, HIS Men's - __ - Crossword puzzle Sports 8A 2-313 Store in the Sanford Plaza, Dear Abby RA State 7\ Cherr"s at Cherry Plaza on vI-:RNuN MIZL Dr. Crane Stock M 3A 13th Street, and at the school .. Researches takeover TV Editorial comment (IA during Lunch hour. Con .- - . I STEREO - - , 773 AM FM t ape R'r'i'd Urr,d rtl',31' i ç.arl, II) Xl .i ';rt.' '.Y++.i' r'brei.c i+ifm, am fm radio, record player, 6 l-ack ar.4 much more Pti. 6II 1517, Wintir Ptk 1-IAILMARK rs I , .- + * STEREO- BAR * - 38 .'..partmenf Sit e Electric Range 1004 Palmetto Ave. Sanford . ou j 40W 'anfnrb KENMORI! WASHIR, parts, service, used macnines '."2'1FY APF'LIANCIEc. 323 l)7J TELEVISION ETS$;SUP MILL I! S 2619 Ort4ndo Drive, 2 0352 oo . Appliances terr and a As.omr La!ance of SM or 12 payments of 17 41 with only $1137 down payment. Call Credit Manager, 3fl 9i1) or see at SANFORD SEWI?JG CENTER, Downtown Sanford. c Jaques Will Hire Attorney 'To Find Out Mayor's Job' . - TV.Radio-Stereo WeflDriTThig h 1H S LO -- Waher$, ranges refrlg. 139.95 ,p Also repairs, Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., 373 7937. It's Fix up" Time. Hire an •xpCrl repairman from today's classified ads! r , Excellent Disposition 3237969 - +4 + PALOMINO GELDING $)2!l 67-A o ',, , Horses 67 U TALL..AHA.S.SEE, Fla. A1 i.... A seCond bill would return the ident Mallory home, pre'da'n traffic aCe icicnt.s. lJ tl; sehetiult. In eIfc:t bt'fure sin (cr 11 .i.in. to midnight ti.iilican l.rda c ould not A special session of the legisla. eastern portion of Florida to have put most of the state on Congress Imposed yearound day todealsoley with D after lgislators said Monday they observe DST during the sum Lure today will be asked t Standard Time from next Standard Time until April, re- Daylight Time as an energy officials, parents and teachers had received numerous tele- mer and they would be denied NO.LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT $400& takeover paymi,ntsor IIIII By John A. Spo lskl move back school opening this October until April 1975, the turned to DST in the summer conservation measure. expressed concern over the grams and telephone calls OP- extra hours of sunshine after tOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. cash 323 5394, winter rather than changing time the state would have ob. and then gone back to EST in Askew called the special ses- deaths of eight school children posing the change because It work. 1973 Ford Bronco, 1 wheel drive. How many times have I been UIT1C in Florida, House Majority served Standard Time before October. 1966 1 TON PRODUCE VAN. miles. Sell or trade. 377 7076, 5.000 asked "Why don't you print leader Carl Ogden, 1)-Jackson. Congress imposed year-round Legislators expressed con. Nothing down, take Over, call yule, said. credit manager. 173 6730. some good news?" L)ayllght Saving Time, Ogden cern, however, that changing INICOMET. Loaded Nothi ng Down, Take Over He said the compromise pro. said, time more than once might viSTE PBUMPE RS-S3750 Call Cred it Manager, 372 O730_ The answer Is the majority of posal was worked out over. Ilotise and Senate leaders late federal regulations. you won't take the time to read night. In a letter to all legislators, have agreed to the cornFor domestic I Imported Pickups **AMC J E E PS * it anyhow. Honestly Save 10 pct. -Buy direct. Tile bill would require school promise House Rules Chair. Askew proposed that the EastFor the best buy in American + Anyhew, I'm going to lay a boards to set openings of mlii) Murray Dubbin, DMiami, em Time zone of Florida be cx. Motors, and Jeep vehiclis. see 323.3900 j "goodie" on you and hope that classes no earlier than 45 mm- said. .' ernpted from DST from 2a.m. DON BALES you'll share your time withIncutes after Sunrise, Ogden said. '16 Willys Jeep. Aluminum metal Sanford Motor Company Sunday until 2a.m. April 28 and top, tow bar and wench. Call 371 "In most instances, it is not 501 5, French Ave ,3fl-4312 An earlier house corn- again from next Oct. 27 until It in order that I can properly 716) after 1. going to create any problems," credit some friends of Ilennigan," whom he said was a the mayor has." $ promise, agreed to by Gov. April 27, 1975, By DAVID BRYANT '7) Fiat ISO Spider. Red, cony wire said tr4i' that Jaques siuld he said, hubs, radio, Excellent condition personal friend. Reubin Askew and Senate Pt-esManaging Editor The council has taken "go ahead and hire his own This would return Florida to Autos for Sale 80 Ph 323 6153. About six rnOflths ago, II there real issue here is not responsibility away from the attorney if he wants. We have 1973 MG Midget, like new. 4.000 was a job I wouldn't have 1970 Chrysler Town & Country LONGWOOD - Mayor whetheronemanwouldmakea mayor," Jaques said, "by our attorney," she added. Miles. $7100 700 Brads hew' Drive, Station Wagon, luxuriously tackled even with Larry Czonka Eugene Jaques, smarting from better police chief," Jaques appointing boards and a police During the meeting council Sanford. 372 0111 equipped, Bill Baker VW, 372)135. by my side. It would have been the defeat handed him Monday said after the meeting, "but chief." iCon't. On Pg.A Cot. .5) 1967 Pontiac IrMans Full power, the problciii.s ci hein principal {(": PUIIL,tC /.UCTION. 1963 Fcrm '4" 'r'r"4' night b y c ity ('01110,1 Ii%t.'r th' rather just how much atithorit ('i Jun'S I , +rr!:irr: f n5otC, new tires. i air lane, hitr5f bid Over $150 .i6 SnitwJle High Sthool. appointment of a police chief, REASONABLE. Ph. 3230704. I MagnolIa Ave., Sanford Feb v, .' I thought they were feedi'w , Lxlay sa id he is hiring his own '46 Vclkzwbgen camper with Mn lft!yno.1 to the lions when it,t'nny''u iitz uut Just what top. Inspeded in December. New CHEVELLE STATION 1960 it w annou)ced that he would ) the mayor's responsibilities clutch plate, generator, nIfOi', WAGON. Nothing down, laii' regulato r and tires 52,500 660 inherit all of that school's are." over, call cretil? manager, 373 6755. , ___________ challenges '. 6230. Jaques nominated Matthew . kids congregating around the flag Matlock, Former police chief of '63 Buick Wildcat Good mechanical condition. Almost new tires. $250 pole, racial disturbances, Thornton, Cob., during Mon. I $3' 227 _1111i cash. Ph. 373 1611. "butt4nskl" parents who didn't day's council meeting, but ____ P'k Zirt ?.zmi hesitate in telling anyone in. $961 VW, wide tires, current in County sheriff's ZIG-ZAG s.pection sticker. Engine & clutch terested In l istening to them deputy Thomas Hennigan was SEWING MACHINE lust reb uilt, Only $393. SHELLEY a how t he school should be run, / appointed to the post by USED CARS, 701 French Ave., etc. council's 4 to I vote. 3732960 a- :1!~ Well, I'm happy to re po rt that Jaques, "Just for the record." Seminole lives on . and , told council he thought lienyyx -o probably has more esprit de nigan's appointment violated -corps than at any time I can the city's charter a proviso PART TIME OPENING , 4V remem be r during the 15 years states the mayor shall appoint a ,": in I've been a resident of this area. town marshal) but after the And much of this credit must (L TO R), JAQUES, DAVIS, WILLIAMSON meeting said if he had to Tuesday, January 29, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 go to Reynolds. resubmit names for the post he As council appoints Hennigan 66th Year, No. 137 That's not.to say he's been Price 10 Cents probably would "go with Mr. Monday thru Friday ( *Herald Photo by J Richards alone in not only meeting the 2 .4 Hours challenges, but in providing solutions to the problems as Saturdays well. 6 - 8 Hours Reynolds has been blessed with an overwhelming vote of Apply In Person To: confidence from the faculty; CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT students anxious to be able to get together with their fellow Ui!L' tlIft1L'i irra1i students, ' , It'll continue to get better., / Sanford, Fla. 300 N. French Ave. By CHRIS NELSON "I relinquished 112,500 to the begin easing overcrowding and and actual construction would toilets, and a full-time mainfacility unless the conditions providing you and me lend a herald Staff Writer tenance man. Seminole County Commission not be completed until 1916, unhealthy conditions by moving are eased, because at present hand, neighbors. today," Herring said, l and j Polk met Monday with his when present jail population is women prisoners to Orange levels of 80 or so prisoners it The Seminole County Jail, chief jailer, Li Max Stewart, County's jail, expected to be about 216, hope that the board will use the cannot meet state standards. Wait'Ll you hear of their faced with a state shut-down money to compared to today's 81. and the men pounded out a However, Polk said, all solve some of the Chief Circuit Court Judge comprehensive on campus unless conditions are In). tentative emergency plan in the measures, Including a program Polk said Monday he has emergency repairs needed in Dominick Salli gave Polk and stadium plans. The Herald will the jail." mediately improved, may get face of Friday's threat by the of "boarding" prisoners in negotiated an agreement with Sewell 30 days to map be cooKrating one-hundred per some breathing time thanks to Orange or Brevard, which state's supenisiolil of Inspectors Orange County to board three Sheriff John Polk, who acemergenc) , plans and report cent to bring this to fruition, a "windfall" $12,500 returned Women prisoners, thus opening to close the jail If the twin tompanied Herring before the could cost 1100,000 a year, will back. That "white elephant" today by State Atty. Abbott county commission when the be str ictly "stop gap" unless problems of overcrowding and up several small celLs to allow The hearing featured iSletninole Memorial Stadium) 1~ Herring to Seminole coffers. money was returned, has rotation of male prLsoners and unhealthy conditions are not and until the voters approve a testimony by three Inale C will eventually be phased-out, Herring today said a recent solved, estimat ed it will cost $8,000 for clean-up of the men's celLs, March referendum on a 13,5 pr is oners who detailed reports with most of the present leg islative committee decision Friday, sta te inspector Cecil million new jai! at Five Poin ts. This afternoon, Polk is immediate plumbing repairs, of fil th y and unuseable toilets equipment there transfered to has e na bl ed him to charge the. Sewell told a three-Judge pa nel i Related story page 2A). sc he dul ed to ask the corn$2,500 for "makeshift re pa irs," shared by 10 men, crowded anti the new stadium - bleachers, state for some of his bills that investigating jail conditions he and about 000 for improving Even If approved in March, mission for paint and cleaning bitter cold cells li gh ted only the metal supports, things Like were previously funded by the money and may ask for up to the inmates' diet. would have "no alternative" Polk said, state approval of 40 w. bu lb in the hall way, and that. Pl us new equipment, of county. but to shut down the outmoded Meanwhile, Polk is set to plans could take six months, $20,000 for 30 stainless steel tfon't. On Pg. 24 Col.. .4) course. - For Sale: AKC female Wire Hair Terrier. 1$ mo. old. $50. Call $31. 2057. Adorable toy poodle puppies. 2 apricot, 2 black. 4 weeks old. AKC registered. Call $62 133$. ht F 9 0 The Most Important Pets and Supplies Fawn Pugs. $73. Stud service available also. 100 Alma, Lake Mary 373 8279. Chan9e S $970 Gord aiaxie 500 Country Sedan, automatic transmission, factory air, power steering & disc L'rakei, radio, heater, new tires, low mileage, excellent COfldItio RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY, Free Delivery, WIIITESIDE APPLIANCES, 614 lilt DICK JOYCE WELl. DRILLING - La. No 2 Est Rd 17 97 (Sit Entrancet 373.799 lfl-46fl Let 1)1 1146 Pressure Cleaninj If you have an eye for real valve, you'll eye tne classified acs regularly. , t. In sewing cabinet, repotssed S'nger's best model, winds bobbin n machine, Fully automatic. Pay balance of Ill or tO payments 01 $4 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 3W A. Cost 151 51, Sanford 3729111. Eves Plumbing Inferior & Exterior Plastering & Simulated Brick. Phone 1222780 *Singer* * GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW - - Any tlpe Of carpentry, interiOr or esttrsr Free estimates, Call WlSlI offer ó aving * Board ing--Prof,4 Iona l with love I am. 4 p rn Animal Haven Boarding 322 5757 r Sitvi. FORMICA Table Six Chairs Lik, new. 150. Call 337 5510. - Repairs Remodel Additions Licensed Bonded- Insured Irv. J. Slyk- 323 4413 58 Lovely new floral lined draç4j, full length, 7 pairs. Call 3731049, evenings, Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for Iraq evaluation 1317377 ihCLtT S CPCt-ITRY Licensed I Bonded. lnl Co, 74 f4 An All swef'iflQ Service $30 50$). trical beautiful ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Used Camper Cab lx 6', 175. Ph. 372-2643 16' Glass Tn Hull Bowrlder, 40 HP electric start JcftinS.on 6. trailer. Very good condition. 372.7363 days or 3371911 nightS. 3423 after 3 p.m. only. Pet Care 7 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jabs Wanted 13. "Lake Mary" sacr i fice items like new. Please call 644. Dog training in your home. All BUDDY'S & room sofa, chair and love s,%al Marble top end tables, cocktail tables, lamps. & pfctuies. All Custom Work. Free Estimate. - sell Spanih and Contemporary living Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, ( tom made cabneIs, bars, vanities or replace that old counter top, 373-1010. Household Goods Sofa Bed, $70; Platform rock er, 113; Complete bdrm. suite, md, Jenny L ind bed, $125. Much more. i n c l . Chippendale & Duncan Phyfe, KUIP DECORATORS. Painting Custom made screen rooms, car. ports. Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION. 3234673. .cci Si .'ust In JACKSON'S CEfAMlCS. supplies, kiln dealer. 103 Closed Thursday 1. Sunday 322 7921. You', Lawn CIenUp, ,and Light Hauling. Tremblay, 373 7771. Free advice & est. Exp. interior I. ext, painting, repairs, carpentry, texture, mildew removal 773 0794 ' There are a few items left over from our Sale, priced at dealers cost or less We have a new RCA 23" color TV for $375. Hercubon sectional regular $191 now $790. Daystrom Dinette, reg 1179 now III. Lamps. price or lets and many other odds and ends that we most close out. Phil Dee re Furniture Hwy. 14 (West First) 7" ml. West of Sanford. 32302)0. LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Commercial and residpntlal. Contracts now available. or 3372)22. + Beauty Care I 1400'tt46. REPAIRS. PAINTING PHONE 322- 4413 Serve 1 Wanted to Buy Tog prices paid, used, any condition. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1192 377 5961 MAITL AND FLEA MAR I $911 Hwy. 1797 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 $31 7970 Income and DeLANO- Beauty Parlor. 6wet arid $dry stations. Fully equipped. CB building, 70*30'. Also nice older home, 3 bedrooms. )'z baths, family room 1xl4'; living room 20*13'. lot size 143*117' on Hwy. I5.. An excellent investment Inc)me property. 180.000 Mobile Home Bank Repossesslons. 15 to choose from. 131-7373 Dealer. Many models by Mon Ark, Or land. Clipper, Queen Craft, Jqhnson, etc Prices like: $1775 Deluxe Tn Hull, $995; Galvanized 1245, $185. Dependable 1670 motors, $496. Many others. Terms. HESS HARDWARE, 119 E. lake Mary Ave. lake Mary. 20 pet. off 'l nrchanis True Temper tools, Black & Decker & Roc kw e ll IF Autos for Sale ___ contact us first. We also buy bulk silver ccins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 10'?, W. lit 323 43. Bass Boats Just Arrived new, $75; 2. 31" barstools, $12 each. Infant carseat playchar, $10. 3730051 before 5 Investment Property in s3w 323-52M HILO'S INSTALLflS can t.r appm.nt upliiii V* §4 No, Realty, '-16 " Cash buyer for used articles, fur future. etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES, s2 6/.i P.M. WlLON MAIER . URNITURE buy sell trade 311 315 E. First St. 3225477 667 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. II) 7710 _____ *49 -14111 SNAGS U .'.'... Farms +andGroves Mid- Fla. • 68 Boats & Marine Equipment II' all fiberglass camper t,pe houseboat with 0 hp. Evinr'jde motor. si3G. tell J23 1048 attet' - 1973 Child's World Books, like brand 1304W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES 7,500 Full bearing citrus trees, close In Good land, 112.500 Including crop 3 bedroom, 1' or two baths, all brick. From 123.100. 30th Street to 47 Mobile Homes LOCuSt, turn left to 11th SI,. right ____ on Valencia Court North. Model BROOKFIELD. 1 71. set upon 1 acre open 14 p.m. daily. On e4 phone wocxied lot, ricer rights, boat 373 7010 ramp, 3 bdrm.. 64' x 12'. Dealer. 3230330. AUSTIN DE VELOPMENT CORP 131 6300 SAVE OVER $1000 Dooblt*ide inventory mi,tt be reduced & saving s are bing II passed to you. f 74 I.Al2; 15 Ili*.*t GREGORY MOBILE HOMES OOMS CARPET 500 French Ave. 3$O3 Orlando Dr. 73 14 in 55 SADDLE EQ'JIPMENT BOOTS '.Vc...'. '..'?'t'.', Corral Western Shop, 1777, I mile S. at DeBry. DELTONA- Wooded lot. Paved street 00*125'. 13300 Forest Greene, Inc. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $1750. assume $297 mo. I pct. Acre Realty REALTOR 3737750 ________ WANT TO BUY seclusion on I?", acres. Zoned agriculture. 117.500 Nice 2 be&oom horn. by owner Sanford location. For ap. Pointmeny, cal 3337970 or 571 ,1 716 alter 6 Moving up north, must sell many household Items, furniture, blender, recliner, dishes, woman and childrens clothing, 3 bicycles, everything priced to sell. Sale starts Friday till sold. Countryside Trailer Court, off Airport Blvd lust before you get to base, then follow signs. Riding lawnmower With Electric Starter Ph )i 507 afti,r Estates. Realtors 845 2333 54 Garage-Rummage Sales Miscellaneous For Sale East H*y. 50. 330' front, 30 acre, High 1. dry. 12000 acre. 25 pc wn. by owner 6716S43 3 bedroom. fenced Veterans, no down. $166 mo. li-s pct. Acre LonLjwood SO 6309. "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MIS REALTORS 7363 Park Dr 830.5300 Income and Investment Property Apartment house near hospital. Joins Lakeview Rest Home, Lot 253' x 100'. Fenced, cement block, garage. $100 mo. income. 133.000. Terms. Owner. in 081$. - Illinois, 60011. Lake Mary - 2 acres plus, corner STONE ISLAND AREA- Live Roberts & Gilman 16 Lots and Acreage St. Section 162030.15,000 per acre or will divide. Write B. Bellucci 1917 Louise St., Crystal lake, Call 322.2420 Anytime I - 20 acres ill Lake Mary. 7 block South of school, between 3rd 6 Itt MAYFAIR THIS IS A HOT ONE FOR THE MONEY' Oniy 123.000 l,.,r this 3 bewc,om, I", bath with air, central heat. carport and many ewir I nc Realtors 13 toru ARBOR P4E4U IT IS, UOLKS! A 3 bcclro%jm. 2 bath on pad strict with air, central heat, insulation, all utility connections, plus many extras Good sited room, interior and exterior newly painted. Ha s formal dining room Price Only $77,500! All ri '. to 't• 1 1500 Fl. EAST HWY. 50 FRONTAGE Inc. , CITY SANFORD lv S Realty CORBETT REAL. ESTATE REALTOR "I 16191 ,.. r---' d $966 Mustang. V I, PS, hr, auto. radio, new tires. Perfect con dillon Must see to appreciate 373 6476, private owner. 1913 Chevrolet El Camino, pick up, I cyl.. power steering & orakes, standard shift, AM.FM radio, Air Heat, CO radio, trailer hitch, equipped for low bar. camper body, I owner. 2.660 mile'S. 9 Margaret Road, Sanford. Business, Homes. Acreage, Beac h and Mountain property for HOLLAND REALTY. 323 7O? 372 5237 or 377795$ eves 80 Trucks and Trailers '0 SETTE R B&i? 10 Will purchase first or second mortgages in any Condition, Southeastern Acceptance Cor cratcn 61 1$23 BROWN REALTY 3723"I :,: :A ________ by Art Soniom THE BORN'LOSER Jack P McClure. Rug, Broker, 70 N Park Edws. Bldg, 373 8170. 373 $215. 349 5336 LAKE MARY Large 1015, o v er acre. Central H 3227314 '' Special Session Compromise obt . 0yka Ads -_ 41 ij Moic 1 , . , an. It Say ., - . > Save this SpecialI Section S as a reference ' . Index - . - . . . othi when your hoftie . . needs repair -- -. . . . -. - "__ "'•'• . '"-- ' ' .- . -. . . " ''". -. - --"4, Sanford Seeks Regional Sewer Funds' . Sanford ;'it' IiilIflifciflers rc'.iml t lfl an art'tjjari from tt:; it l.mr ut'll., .tW . r. .:il,lljiu' voted Monday night to go ahead because the county planner ticipated in the project, approach." sith the first step in applying hadn't seen our consulting "The county can go with us or City commiilssitiners turned for federal regional sewer engineers' repo rt." not go with us," Morris said. down a rece nt count)' request system funds for north City Manager Warren "Let them wi thdraw If they that Hood Avenue betw n ee Seminole without participation Knowles told city corn- want to. Sanford anti Lake Seminole Boulevard and of the St'ITiInOh' County 1"ou, mlsstoners the cimmnplete Mary can go 1the'ad. We should Commercial Street Lu.' closed uus.sion. report was submitted to the move forward and let the and converted to courthouse ('it)' Atty. Vernon Mize said county planner a month ago." county stew in its own juices." parking space, Monda y Mize Assistant County Alt)'. Howard Knowles urged that Sanford In other action, city corn- warned the county might be Mars" last week volunteered and I-ake Mary sumbit the inissioners es I to condemn and take the to draft proposed 'ooperative re port to state and f ed eral again seek a joint meeting of street and an adja ce nt city. agreement be tween Sanford, agencies the first step in city and county commissioners owned pub li c parking lot for Lake Mary' and the counts' on seeking regional sewer system on the downtown Sanford county purposes. "I'm the project but Monday Marsee funds. parking problem. The city researching it and will report told him count)' commis,slonems Sanford is paying $15,000 for sought a meeting last week but next Monday," Miz said had halted the drafting because the study and report. Lake Kimbrough replied in a letter A city staff report shuss the "they want to consider it fur- Mars' was not asked to con- that he would be glad to meet courthouse IS 520 parking ther." tribute money but agreed to with Mayor Lee Moore or his spaces short of present cli', City Commissioner John participate since the new city is representative to summarize requirements but Kinthrough Nlorris repurtLxi lie had Ulked within the northern 40 per cent -rxissible points" to ble covered includW in his reply letter an to Count)' Commission of the county being sttdied. in such a joint meeting. opinion by Marsee that the ('hairtnan John Kimbrough and Sanford officials had hoped to Moore's reaction was, "I see county isn't bound by cit+ Marsee. "Their excuse," recoser up to $7,500 of the no purpose in being a requirements to provide Morris said, "was they weren't money for the study and report tiwssenger boy." He said a joint parking space. ' . -: " T'' - I '''...... -&4' " "- - �. . - . - - -.. ......- ,.. -_ 2A—The Sanford Herald H Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1974 Gutman: Stop Jail County Jail Bond Vote SA- 1 newspapers. "I hope to gain enough support throughout Seminole County through the 'Table the Jail' coupons to postpone to build a new justice complex and see instead," Gutnian said, "the upgrading of the present county jail in Sanford, which 741 state prison officials have E.MICHAELGIJTMAN Upgrade old jail threatened to shut down the county Immediately izn proves the aging facility." Sheriff John Polk has said he is working to make the old jail more bearable, but there Is "no way" it can be brought up to the required standards. Polk said he supports "ab. solutely" a referendum to get funds for a new security complex. "We've got to have ' Hodges WincUall' tcon't. front page IA) judges, Is to reduce to 11,000 such as outside exercise, were investigate" prisone rs charges such morale problems as short bail on third degree felonies, as impossible due to problems of of mail being tampered wi th or and restrictive visiting policies, has already been successfully space and supervision, he said, lost, and will try to get a local However, both the prisoners, done In Orange County. civic organization to donate President published in 22 T Receives 'I j . ,, k —0 I 0. b1-, Joaues W ____ — - - - . Hospital Notes Legal Notice — Legal Notice . _____________ _____ ________ _____ _____ h.i . ______ — - JUNELORMANN .. .'We haveattorney' .' - ---.- . S in ole Calendar "worthless Suspects Arrested a , f'1 . ' REGISTER YOUR VOICE TO TABLE THE JAIL ____________________________________________ - Noon 040- vOn , All , aniiCiial Alcoa AmA,rI AmBids kmcan S '.'.i., ¶'CLc* Latl t• 'I. ta N, I ' '. 3&m JA'. 34'4 a Ryn 1,4 may C Cola SI Regis P Oc'i*t' Scon Pap Sea Cit Lin 41', I?'. 77 2811 IS'. *'ai " AmC,an Amily ftitxk* tO Beth St 77 21"i II', , $6a i 35 St,.Itnd I]'. 13', I)'. 2. , 72 72 77 C,4.l'i$se x chesoh CP'ry1II CC.CICOI 11,4 Iti 131', • Boqir.g Con'Can 0t114 Air 74', 21', 24', . 'a', Ous, 91. , ,, Easrod EASA,rlin - 111iIII'. 81. è a-, jw'i 9.5'. 1519 ti'. is'. Ill', 8, a 85" Is'. FlaPo,, 'aF*L Ford Al Fordpkx GeqiO,nar, 78', 77'. 44'. 17 G.'nT,iEI 31 15'. 18', 35', IS'. GaPac Goodrich C.-ootiyesv Grace 0,700,1 14,rcvte IBM lnmsarv $nIT4T lntPAp rasAIm 17 37 In Schoolgirl Assault 15'.' JO" Ill. , , ii ' '. 10'. io' . 29'a ?11111'a 29 93'. 93', C)'. , ia' 31 4'. ia' 3)'. 3.1 , , 11, 1 IS: i 15'. IS . U • 45 45. . s'. . ao ,-. ,,'. 11'i 31'i )l'i ,, W 0 Us. 39 1O'• 1O'i 10'. ci Csirt~.oe U' 0' (ii Un.ro,,. U WacP.o.'a (I 4t,"ns *.m Di xie uS x— ''' A 14-year-old Sanford girl the wooded area she began was on her way home from screaming and the man tried to Sanford Middle School Monday choke her, police said. IV amilant told the girl when she was grabbed from behind by a man and dragged "I'll kill you if you tell anyone about this," police said. The man failed in attempts to from her home, Sanford police tear off the girl's clothes and said today. Offic,ers said the girl had fled after lie threatened tier, scratches on her arms and police Said. Detectives said today no neck, but escaped being raped arrests have been made and by screaming. The girl told police she they are checking rWts from noticed the man following her. people in the area who may When the man pulled her into have seen the man. 9:30 A.M. Wednesday, January 30, 1974, County Commissioner Meeting Room, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771 '' ' 37 77 57', 571 4 50'. IS'. TI'. Can r oeds 43 I?'. 37 28' IS'. JO'. 034 a 744 78', 77 • 2, W. 44' It', 'I . 301. " 3018 .$9's 594 GerElec Stn Co So.. 0, SO?V P 0 Bras S, 04 Cal StOOl Ind t.ias Gulf Ir. i,., * Sy, a Sp. I? It': 1711 6 1)1', fl' ' r vu ice 3CU[Cli roi ivturi • ' '. The purpose of these hearings will be to receive the relevant testimony and exhibits of all parties of record, members of the public served by Florida Public Utilities Company, and all other interested parties who may appear concerning the earnings, rates and charges of said Company. All witnesses will be subject to cross examination at the conclusion of their direct testimony. 37 1. ' IS'. I". te', '.' 75'. a I5', u'', 73'. 33'. 1) 343's 24's 73 33'. I) 74) 78' 74 II. , it 714, 78. 77%. SO'. 70', )7, 77', SO'S 70-'. 31'. 77t W' 704 73) T 75u10 01. 1 , ~ ,,- .- ~-- ,q , LOtVirl - It Li NdA? Mar cor 77'. 77'. ; . us ,'na'u V. Al , ' d'. 441, '.Ci 0 i Monson $ NabiScO , 'I$L... '; ' .- . ' Citizens To Table The Jail Casselberry Burglary Legal Notice Legal Notice ..,......... -------...... VOTE NO—TABLE THE JAILI ___________________________________ ______ . Offers Road Plan . --- Legal Notice .. i. Coun ty - - _; UNITED STATES DISTRICT NOTICE OFINTENTION NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUSNAME COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TO STATUTE NAME NOTICE IS herety giv en that we FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION areenqacjed Inbuslnefl.I PT No 2 REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Cat. No 73-29-OrI-Csv-Y hereby given that the Notice Is , Sarford, 5einote County 5i, Woodrow W. Hopwood, Fern PROPOSED ORDINANCE JANUARY 28, 1974 Charlie McQueen CERN undersigned, pursuant to the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Flori da under the f i ctitious name ot 4 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Park ADMISSIONS Georgia Ann Jones Piaintslf, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that "fictilious Name Statute" Chapter ARC ELECTROPIIES I. WELDING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by III to enoaae &* ii O9. -4 r.o4%tpr Edna Palmer, Orange City F1nr44* Sst,,I. Ih.underlloned, desirino Lemon Adrienne D. int1 to r.oilfW rf $'. ••&"•••'•'""' .L4L.. L e . ii Iflbt,%if5CS*Ul0lf the tiC1ltIW5ndlT with the Clerk 04 the circuit court, sate name with me r- lom or The S.anhird: sondeaL Iirace,Urange CityFlorida , that the tounclt wilt hold Cheryl L rnox a of "DAVE ROBB ASSOCIATES' it Inand for Seminole County, Florida, JO HNSON, hIS form, wife. Circuit Court, Seminole County, Mrs. John Boniface and girl, Public hearing to consider the Orange Avenue. Paola. Seminole upon Florence E. Nelson Brenda J. Brooks Defendant(s). receipt of proof of the Florida In llccorc!an(e with the enactment of Ordinance No 77 71. ORDER FOR SERVICE Katherine E. Bishop Virginia Beach, Va. Lizzie Dixon County. Florida IRI. No 1 90* 145 publication of this notice. the tic Provisions of t h e FIc1tlo Name tnt ot BY PUBLICATION a. Sanford, Florida). intends to titlous name. to wit GREENBELT StatuteS, To Wt. Section $65.09 Jesse Gulledge, Karen K. Scudder Pratt, William H. McKibben, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY On motion arid affidavit of fictitious name in in whith we are engaged Florida Statute, 1957. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, register said Kansas James If. Wilson I)'ftary accordance with the requirements of at Longwood Lake Mary plaintiff In the abOve entitled Cl%ite S Dorothy I Brooke FLORIDA Mae Gordon Lawrence It. G3odale, AMENDING OR 5ctlCn 84506. Florida Statutes. Road, P0. Box IC)) In the City of by Jctfr' P Jorit: ts Attittirit rrerck D ,McCleary DINANCE NO 72$ 7) OF THE CITY United States Attorney. in an action David I. Robb Flora Mae McDonald Lake Mary, Florida Deltona CCCII sqtltf OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, against the defendant(s), Dewey L. Jan 8. 15. 77, 79. 1971 fl That the Jack P. McCteary Pennie Westbrook Elizabeth A. Thomas, _______________________ FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE Publish: DEX 79 business enterprise are as follows- JoP'iflton and Hazel Johnson. his Publish Jan. 15 fl 79, Feb S. 1971 CITYOF LAKE BEING A COMPREHENSIVE tormtr wife, and to enforce a lien Emilie Ca.siglio Deltona WILCO DEVELOPMENT DEX6) ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY MARY, FLORIDA upon real property Lituit, in this NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS COMPANY ard FLORIDA Lillian M. Fletcher Vera E. Waldvogel, Deltona OF ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS, Notice oI Public "coring 'District and described as follows NAME STATUTE LAND COMPANY, together Anita L. Buenile Byron McLain, Enterprise IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN FLORIDA SAID AMENDMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Loll. Block 0. DIXIE TERRACE trading and doing — NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Edward A. Jones as recorded In Phi Bock S. Page S3, Notice Is hereby given that the business as GREENBELT. the City Council of the City of Lake THE ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS undersigned, pursuani to the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Public Records of Seminole County, Jewel Carlton a loInt venture OF P MF1 Mary. Florida. mat Said COUNTY, FLORIDA. RESIDENTIAL, "FictItI,tj Name Stitijle" Chapter at Lake Mary, Seminole Floridi. Raymond R. Eden . Council will hold a public hearing; MULTIPLE FAMILY DISTRICT, 06$ 09, Florida Statute, will register CIVIL ACTION NO 77.115$ - am it appearing to the Court that FlorIda January 4, 1971 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS In re the Marriage 04 (a)to consider a request of CtiJmge C Pd COMMERCIAL.. DISTRICT, Wtt!'i theClerk of the Circuit Court in County, Deborah K. Edwards defendant. D-*ry I Johnson Jan i. i, 77 79. T?71 NAME STATUTE P 1A of toning from At to ?,k 1A of the AND RESIDENTIAL, And for Seminole County, Florida, Pubflth: OLGA L C,OMEZ, Wife, not an inhibitArit of not found within OEX32 ChristIne FryiTlail TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; following described property tyn SINGLE FAMILY DISTRICT TO upon receipt of proof of the — and the State of Florida and hive not Notice it hereby given that the Francis Maloney and being in Seminole County, CERTAIN PROPERTY LEGALLY publication of this notice, the tic, LUIS ANGEL GOM[Z, Husband voluntarily appeared herein, and undersigned, pursuant to the Florida, to wit: DESCRIBED IN THIS OR. titious name, Margarita E. Greever NOTICE OF SUIT that p-ersonal service upon him iSnot townSUNSHINE "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter PARCEL I: GREENBELT DI P4 A N C E. P P 0 V I 0 I N G SANDBLASTING under which I am TO LUIS ANGEL COMEZ. s1si practical because hit residence and John W. Brower $65 0$, Florida Stitvf, wipt register WEST; those lands lying In section SEPARABILITY CONFLICTS engaged In business at 205 PôImto Van Klrtk St - Apt 7M, Elmhurse IN THE CIRCUITCOURT FOR wne-reatxuts are unriown. it is GtarKc M Krfrmn.cki with the- Clerk rn,w,.,--. ,r t,rt,,,r - . of -. the . - Circuit ---. 'V 20 ,UVFiO as roiio*s rem ' '"c '' NY ORDERED that Dewey I. Avenue. the City 04 in SEMINOLE Longwd, COUNTY, FLORIDA 41 6 And to Seminole County, Flor'da, the NW corner SasdOrdtnan(f'waspiacedonf,rst Florida. of Section 192030, George L Smith S 0 degrees06 Johnson appear or plead to Its, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED No. 7IO,9-C upon receipt of proof of the bearing o W. reading on January 212. 1971, and the that an action to, Dissolution of complaint hqein by the 25Th day of That the party Interested in said Aubrey 0. Smith tare Petition publlcetion of thisNotice, the tic19 °" business enterprise I"7114 feet; thence S 79 degr&-s CityCouncii will consider March, 1914, and in default thereof Marriage has been fIted against you is as IoIIØw. DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN. .ut litiouS name, to wit, LAIRD Jean W. Haupt.kc1rn t' oi' E. 120916 feel to Point of I'flAlpass4geandadoptionafter the and you are required fosefv,acz,py SUNSHINE SANDBLASTING and DORIS JANE GOLDEN, for the Court will pro(eecttotneh,l,q,ng ELECTRONICS under which it is Beginning; thence bearing Malachian -Mitchell , pubic hearing, which will be held in and adjudication of this suit as ii of your written defenses. it any. By: Edward Ditoes Adoption of PIICHOLE TERESA engaged In business at 761 North the City Hall of Altamonte Springs, Gene R, Dewey L. JOhnW had been served Publish - J,-n 1. is, "I 219, 1974 L. .Madeline Slephtnion of Rogers, Highway 17.92, in the City of degrees 52' 33" E. 1012.149 feet; to on Tuesday, FALKOWSKI. a Minor. the 19th day of the West Side of Lake Emma Rood; with process in the State of Florida, DCX 35 STEPHENSON and BEANE, Post NOTICE Altamonte Springs Cas&etberry, Florida p m , or as — thene S 0 degrees 01' 1$" W. 159.511 Fetwuary. 1971, at S Otfitt Drawer One, Catselbetry. TO MR. ZYGMUN FALKOWSKI bu t only to the extend provided for That the party int,re,ted in laId thereafter at possible At the CITY OF feet along the West Side Of Lake Evelyn M. Eppa, Daytona by Section 1653, Title 7$. United flOrid., 37707. Attorneys for the 456 Paseo Del Descanso business enterprise is as follows: Emma Road; thence leaving the meeting iflte(C5tCO parties may ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Stat Reach Code; its further Petitioner, and file the original with Santa tiarbara, FE 14 OF F FLORIDA ELECTRONIC PP" and be heard with respect to Wett side 04 Lake Emma Road, ORDERED that notice of this the Clerk of the above styled Court California SALES AND SERVICE. INC. NOT ICIE OF PUBLIC HEAR INGTO bearing N - 82 degrees 24- 271, W. the proposed ordinance. This order be published by II,. United en or before February 7th, 1974; You are notifi e d that the atiove By: Raymond E. Fenoft CONSIDER Theodor Gloss, Deltona 7699*5 feel; thec,ceN 79 degrees 19' hearingmaybaconiinuedfrom time ADOPTION OF named States Marshal in a newspaper o' otherwise a Judgment may Petitioners, DANIEL Its President to time until final act-on is tkcn by PROPOSED ORDINANCE 1" W. 324 334 feel; to tnt Point of Casimir F. Moniewski, DATED at Cassribefry, Seminole - the City Council Beginning. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, County. Florida, a week for six demanded in thePetition. Deltona County, Florida, Jamjary2'd, 1971 NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN by the DORIS JANE GOLDEN, have tiled A copy Of the proposed Ordinance PARCEL 2' GREENBELT 161 Consecutive weeks, commencing WITNESS my hand arid the 3,41 of a Petition in the above Styled Court JOHN T. 'Shea City of Altarnonte Springs, Florida, Francis MacLeay, Deltona posted at the City Hall, Altamonte WEST. Those lands lying in Section &A, d Court on Ins%, imt Ath day of for the adoption of ll~e morior Child on January 29, 1174 of Murr&h and Doyle that the Council will hold a Springs. Florida, and copies are on 11 20 )0. described as follows Public - The John W.D. Moore, Osteen DONE AND ORDERED at Januay, 1971 named In that petition And you are P0. Dcx 177$ heiring to consider the enactment NW '. of the SW '. WeSt of Lake file with the Clerk of the City and this 17th day of (Seal) Orl Florida, Cassie Rlsner, Osteen commanded to serve a copy of your E0 West Morse Boulevard Ordinance No 9 74. entitled. Emma Road, LESS the N 330 tee same may be inspected by the Arthur H Beckwith, Jr f any on January, 1974 Winer Park, Florida 37789 Oliver SJoblom, Lake Mary public AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY written defenses, and the $ 334 fett George C. Young Clerk of circ uit Court Petitioners' attorney. whuseaJre,s Attorneys for Applicant OF DATED this 24th day of January, ALTAMONTE PARCEL 3: GREENBELT SPRINGS, Mary L Williamson, LaPort, Chief Judge By Martha I Vihlen i Icardi & Wornbles. P A, P 0. Boa PubliSh; Jan. 29, Feb 5, Ii. it, 1971 FLOP IDA. WEST; Those lands lying in $cllon AD. 1914 AMENDING OR Publish: Jan 29. Fetv S. i2, it, 26r Indiana Deputy Clerk DEX I?0 DINANCE NO. n1?J. AND AS 179, Winter Park. Florida 32719. an 5 Phylfii. Jordaill 11 20 30. described as follows March . 1974 PublIsh. Jan. file before retwuary 7, 1971, 01' and AMENDED City Clerk Beginning at th e W ' corner of AND SUPD E X 166 DEX 34 of the City of PLEMENTED, OF THE CITY OF the original with the Clerk ol this STATES DISTRICT - Section 18 " 30.' thence bearing S 19 UNITED DL%IURGES Court either before service on Altamonte Springs, Fiork1 ALTAMONTE FICTITIOUS NAME dt'te, SO' 44"E.?91.9fl feet. fOthe SPRINGS, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Petitioners' attorney or im -. D.,s(.h ,. in,. I flf' '--" IflA LA 5iñ?sr r -- -' " a—" " C1T1Ti P(OaO, g ven FLORIDA UMI.ArILPU DIVISION ........"ithat we 144 It San ford'' BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE mediately thereafter, OlhCrwjla a thence N 4 degrees 77' 50", 116 716 DEX 161 engaged in business at P 0 Came No. 73'211-OrICiv-V default may be entered against you ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE feet, along the West side of Lake 20. Lake Essie Mae Burke UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, & )rd St CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, for the relief demanded ii the S'eminotiiC'ounty, Florida under the Emma Road to me beginning of a CITY OF Plaintiff. Pierre A. Leveue .itL t(tift)Uflfli (1IT,'4 itt) A'.tp4DMENT trenre to the r," alonE) a I1&4 ThAIIPA' ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. 'IWITNESS 1fl hiiriCI it'd itit' SeAl 01 FLORIDA CPIAtJGI PlC. thAt we intend to register siui TIlE having a radius of 757 710 'cc? omi LAPIDERi ,',r.cj (X)ROTHY ZONING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARP4G CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN the Court at Sanford. Seminole flame with the Clerk of the Circuit and a delta of 7 degrees n' t,", a LEE LANDERS, hI wife, Defen TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF TERRITORY FROM HIt HIGH. County. Florida. this lid day of Court, Semhsofe County, Florida iii distance of N.799ft'ef along the arc; em January, 197 PROPOSED ORDINANCE WAY accordance with the provisions ot INTERCHANGE thefl(elea,,lngthewejtsjc$eof Lake COM ORDER FOR SERVICE (Seat) the FICtitløu Name Statutes. To Emma Road. MERCIAL DISTRICT TO R MF 3 bearing S $9 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: BY PUBLICATION degrees Art hur H fleckwith, Jr 37' Il" W, 1015.790 (eeI to the £ i Wit' Section US 09 Florida to'0iNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by RESIDENTIAL, On motion anti affidavit oP MULTIPLE Clerk of the Circuit Court 1957. cornerol Section 13 70 29; thence SO pIinhitf in int above entitled cause Me City of Altamonte Springs, FAMILY DISTRICT. PROVIDING M. Harris Linda 'By: Florida, SEPAR A BILl TV, deitIes Id' 10" E. t,y HarrIson I. Slaughter, Jr.. its 705 360 (NI to Inc CONFLICTS that the Council will hold a 5: James C. Zimmer Deputy Clerk Point of Beginning. pvbl'C hearing to consider AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Paul Bishop Jan. 29 AssIst ant United States Atlomey, Said Crdinan(, was plact.joq,first PubtiSh Jan S. IS. , 79, 1974 PubliSh Jan 8, IS, 77. . 1974 Sanford Lions Club, noon. an action against the dCftndanl(t). ThC prese'nt classification of said enactmrnt 04 Ordinance No. 7M 74 reacing X 31 e'nt,tled DEX 30 on January 77. 1971, and the property is AgrIculture (Al) as that this Landers and Dorothy Lee House of Steak. Speaker. Del ,,, cataitin.described ;,, ,,. ,, AN ORDINANCE OF fu riv City Council will c onsi der s ome i' OF - ALTAMOP4TE 'codnancesandregutatioqnof Sgt. Eddie Hughes, Sanford tuen upon real property sn,at; in SPRINGS, final Passage and adoption after the FLORIDA. theCity of Lake Mary, Florida AtENDING this District and descrlbei, • OR. public hearing, whith will be held in Police Department, The Public Hear,ng wi ll be held in DINANCE NO 778 11 OF THE CITY the City Hall of AltamonteSpr'nqt, follows OF the City H.Ili, City fLAxy, ALTAMONTE Lot t.LONE PINES. according to SPRINGS, on Tuesday, the 19th day of FLORIDA, 0(1 the 11th day of FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE February, 1971. at 5:00 pm, or as Ptt thereof as recorded in Plat February. A . D. 1911. at 7:30 p.m .or BEING A COMPREHENSIVE loon thereafter as pOSSible At the Book Il. Pao. 7; ot the Public Si'iiunole Community Action, S 5000 thereafter 15 Possible, at ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY meeting interested parties may Records of Seminole County 1:ic., Project head Start's tiCh time interested parties and 0AL T AMON T E Florid. SPRINGS. appear and be heard with res pe ct t .\tinual Awards Night at 7:30 Cuuittflt t0 and against the proposed FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT the Proposed ordinance, This t appea ring to The Court that change of 100iflg Classification will DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING t*aring may be Continued from time the defendant(s), Otis Landers and p.m. at Grace United Methodist be heard Said hearing may be THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION to time until final acllti i taken b DorOthy LanderS. his wif Lee e , are ('hurrh on Airport Boulevard in OF I 1. lpfDIJSyRlAL DiSTRICT TO the City Council continued from time to time until not .tatetinis of nor found within tnAi ,i(tOri ", tairn ti, true City A ()y of the propoj Ordinarir CR TAttd PROPIRTY LEGALLY the Slate of Florcj and hey,' no! .'' Council DESCRIBED IN THIS voluntarily appeared herein, and OR. l%POttI?dlt the City P4diI,Alt a mon t e D I Pd A P4 C C T)'IS NOTICE shall e posted t P P 0 V I 0 I N C. Sptiq%, Florida. and copies are on thatpe'Sonat Servicø Upon them Jan 30, '"" ( ' "' ñlti;n tre (if', rf with If,,' CI'r cf ttir Ct SI PA i' a nit. T i C cj ri tr m s p',,, ,_..u' 10cr (ka 'tI' Fc'ivJup r'.i Same m.lv be 'n%pet,d by true -'- MARY. FLORIDA, and AND UFECTIVE DATE in residence and whereabouts are luncheon, noon fellowship hail, ?hr" 131 Othef places erutt,in the Said Ordinance was Phlzceiionlirst public. it City, ano published in lIst Sanford reading on January, 27, 1974, and the DATED this lath day Of January, ORDERED that Otis Landers ai'iti Community United Methdist A D. 1971 Herald, newspaper of general City Council will consider Lee Landers. Put wife, Church, Casselberry, Program rcuIat.onin ttue City OfL.akeMary, S Phyllis JIiUJAOI appear or pIfad to lIst complaint final passage And Adoption affrrtlse — Ira Weigley, color slides of anØ in St mindle County, Florida. pubtic bearing, which will be hfd in City Clerk htreifl 0,, lIst 19th day of March, Of lIst City of Flail of Alt a monte Finds birds: and church's l971iridndefault ttueredl the Court t%iCt' a week for at least tour (4) the City ¶4,jj '''' U' tvu'. .,. , -P-e- dt ;, . , r''' ( ri j i''t'-.i ' ''. 'i-ur'r, .. ,, '" trc uO I ilru.r4 iv!4. l S ta) P m or as Jjj4t Jn of to', s..j" as if O u-i. tue date of the first pubticationto the csaleoI the ¶O01 thereafter at %sibfe At iPup DCX tM tanders arid Dorothy lee Lantier Feb. 6 Icl pJ-cat;ui. tcth datri in i'{.ii]J 'Itt 1r5!v-. p.lrl ,,. - j y jy , S '. -t . ':;ui L-"tn n...r;. ,.."....... "' ''.0 U App-d. ' ". i.' 'iu win rc',l)ect to tAM iflJfl 4 UIiiLIa L'S .')LIUW iATy t F ior,a. but VOCCSS ifi Tt' ''"' Iwenty eight (7*1 days tit the proposed ordinance only to the extent provided to, by This sponsored by Altamonte hearing may beconfi,vj from time Section 165.5, Title 2$, Ijnitid Slates noticC shall be posted in trio area t ' ('1 UI r.an . 5 5 to time Until final action it taken by be considered tgr change of zoning Code; it is further at teas) fifteen (IS) days prior to the thC City Council. new Altamonte Springs Civic t ORDERED A copy of the propoSed Ordinance OtOP be Pubtithe-ti by the United date of the Public Hearing Center. Fashions and models by IS posted it the City Hall, Altamonte DATED this 7th day of January, States Morusal in a newspap of 'dan Mh Spr'nc.' 0 1974 :1t. .i"i ccpc-', ,trr 'in q.t'nerl c,tcula!iort S.emir,c.Or fir '. tO the Clerk cii tr-t City a I to, , or ' ç.jcuf, F i'r t do orct -., to' A ,arnr nsv be 'n.:tr'ct by n-se r' i City Clerk i ontecutie eeri, 'encing of tne City of pubtc Winter Park Chapter. will meet n January n_ Lake Mary, Florida OA'ED IPuS 74th day of January. DONE AND OROERLO ti Classruoeti 1, Educational ! AD 1974 Thomas ( Freeman, it'.i Finr'da. 10 day a L.pl.SCOpaI I.'... ,, i411 Building S pt' ylli Jrdat" Attcirr.r, 1.nuAr, P 0, b .&_J ('1s-. . '.'tntc'r j1 .ir . at C'i (.ier. c-eu.ge ( 'fi,jrr IJJIL Spqs. 1-1, '('8 C"r £ J7lul "A. J't4ftiLnn b'tii vna'ri InA!tampct Sort-' PubliSh Jan 1. IS. 72. 79, aeb , Fur',ria PubliSh. Jan 22, 7t Feb Si 12. 19 r u illL - F' ' oflu.aioj'i tCll PubliSh Jati 79, 1974 4 Wa DEX 11 OEX16 , - we ABBOTT HERRING . . . Yields money CITY OF FLORIDA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, '- Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for incotne help. - ___________________________ She added council felt the switched his vote on the second Failed to r;tis the Issue of most Important thing it had to ballot in favor of Hennigan. ntri ppi n from Jaques hi do w, miie a pu!uc chief. tt the en1 of the meetinj, 110,000 annual salary and most "That's what the people Jaques presented a letter to of his powers. Last week, wanted, and that's whtcound1 coundl, and asked it to "put in several councilman said they did," she said writing" his responsibilities. would raise the issue "at the In voting for the chief of Jaques stressed after the next meeting" when Chair. police, council split 3 to 2 meeting he was not going to man E. E. Williamson returned against Matlock, recessed for become involved in a power from the hospital. five minutes, then named struggle er continue the However, Mrs. [1ormann Hennigan. divisiveness that has strangled said, the issue wasn't raised On the second ballot, Coun- much of the council's efforts. "I'm only trying to determine because "It wasn't on the cilman B. H. Ferrell cast the agenda. She added she didn't dissenting vote, saying "I just exactly where and what the biltig it up "because I just can't vote for second best," mayor's position is in wasn't prepared to do so ." Councilman B. L. helms Longwood," he said. -. ' A (Con't. from page IA) WE HAVE STATE FORMS' tax - Legal Notice Legal Notice Hi * re By DONNA ESTES Ilerald Staff Writer - - Tuesdays Jan 29, 1974-3A Florida Regional Planning funding, he added the city has thirds of the study costs Mrs. Ethel Hurt, who gained Council was approved by the also ,,got its money's worth" prescr ibed the type of activities county-wide attention last By city council and McClain and from the CALNO organization, the planning studies would summer when she presented WINTER SPIIINGS—City councilman Troy Piland were Councilman Irene Van entail, the city council with enough councilmen Monday night in. appointed the city's two voting Eepoel said the county cornIn other business, council "rope to hang themselves," structed Mayor Roy McClain to representatives Monday night. mission is currently con adopted ordInances demanded Monday night that contact Southeast First McClain also was named the sidering he lping the cities with establishing annexation fees to the rope removed from its place National blank at Maitland for a city's represen ta tive to the the ann ua l planning council fee land developers and a on the city hail wall be retur11 firm commitment on the CALNO Council of Local in return for periodic repor ts codification of city laws. ned ' $100,000 "interim" city hall-fire Governments. from the city representatives. The board agreed to a request Cal li ng on City A ll y. Tom station complex and scheduled Piland, currently a planning "Everyone will eventually from the zo ning board that no Freeman for his legal opin ion Reason 11. We're human, and once a workshop for next Monday council representative through have to be in it (the regional development plans will be on property dedicated to the i night on detailed pla ns for the a county commission ap- planning co uncil) to survive," revewed by cou ncil until they city, Mrs. Hurt agre in a great while we make a mistake. ed to put ' structure. pointment, urged the city to join Piland said, have been reviewed by th e the rope in an appropriate case But it our error means you must pay -. Archi te ct Bob Koch reviewed t he organization. In answer to a criticism of zoning board. and ret ur n it to the city hail additional tax, you pay only the tax. The initial membership fee of recently completed CALNO "A number of developers are office. _______ We pay any intei-est or penalty. planning, warning the 1.5 per $2,500 could be taken from the studies from zoning board trying to pull the wool over The rope, she said, was stand behind ow' work, cent monthly inflationery spiral ss,000 budget ed for the CALNO member Sharon Patrick, City so meone's eyes," Mrs. Patrick moved from the ha ll last week F. on const ru ction Is losing th e city council, he said, While Piland Atty. Tom Freeman sa id the said, by indlcitlng the zonin g by someone and was told by city '! $2,500 buying power every said th e regional council m us t federal government in awar- board has approved building officia ls it is in City Clerk Mary month. approve all requests for f ed eral cling a grant to pay for two- plans w he n the body has not. Nor ton's safekeeping, Koch said complex design development documents are completed and he is awaiting _____ __________ authorization to proceed to r. .4 working drawings which should take about 30 days to finish. IIOWMWIIO[)GES Putting Uw plans to bid will Cou nty commissioners in a of roads they would want night recommended that after information was in hand take another four weeks and ie"tt mit ith o ffi cials from four Iletimitairied in an identical type Sanford not participate in the if the cities' expectations. 1k The, Board of Dire (tors ul the ':unstruction time W il S Seminole municipalities co ntract so that commissioners program. ''Complete depen. said the cities might consider ;'nford Atlantic National Bank " M 6ki& L C= -'aw at five mon th s, M Monday offered to contract can considcr the matter (urthe2' dency for a major por tion of a trading off equipment for announced that Bank giving a tota l st'vei; 'r maintenan ce on city roads and in budget work sessions this municipal function should be credits against future work. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE President Howard H. Hodges the complex to ope n if the cooperate in paving projects for summer, avoided," be said. has been promoted to th e office lending ANFORD LONG WOOD institution is lavender added the coun ty a fee to be determined at a later Winter Spr ings Councilman Knowles did suggest, 309 E FIRSTST 903N.lsWYl7.92 of chairman of the board and cooperative, Koch said, date. Troy Piland at a council however, that dialogue be ha d requiries 50 feet right-of-way on Open Tonight —No Appointment Necessary president. The city ha s planned complex County Commissioner meeting last night lauded the on new pa ving u nd er the city's any road maintained. Chairman John Kimbrough proposal, recommending the program. Outgoing chairman C.C. financing from Southeast First He, will National Bank of Maitland, noting the county currently has city ta ke advantage of the Space retired Jim. 23. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Sanford is planning a 28-mile ard pledging franchise taxes for a a con tract with Lake Mary for proposi ti on, remain a member of the bo paving program and Knowles . road maintenence, urged th e Sa nford City Manager W. E. was told by commissione rs of direc tors until Dec. 31, 1975. 20-year repayment. * Koch estimated structure cities interested in similar Knowles at a Sanford city Monday it is possible all or part Space has also retired as * arrangements to prepare a list commission mee ting Monday of the project might be unchairman of the board of the costs at $35 per square foot, Mail To e modified "interim" th Atlantic National Bank of noting dertaken by t he county on a Jacksonville, which is the lead bu ilding would contain a city coit basis. P.O. Box 1824, Sanford, FIa., 32771 * clip: ba nk in the Atlantic Bank Inevtlng hull, offices for tht' Theonlyflawtntheproposal, 0 * mayor, city manager, and syste m. pointed to by Road Supt. J. C. clerk, co nferen ce room and I4ivender Monday, was that * Hodges began his caree r at restrooms, in addition to a fire while the county now can the Jac ksonville Atlantic flank station to meet immediate economically provide clay for (improve the OLD) * as an office boy and runner in needs. Casselberry police Monday charges of breaking and en- unimproved roads the clay pit i 1941. By February 1962 he had Police facilities would con- night arrested two South tering, possession of stolen will proba bly run out within the County Commissioners: * risen to the "1tlon of Aaslstant tinue to operate out of a mobile Seminole men and a juvenile in pr operty and burglary tools, next year, making a search for We am flver-Ted. Over-Spent? Over.Chtrt,d Vice-president, .'rnriercial home locat ed near Hacienda connection with two break-ins They remain in the Seminole a new pit probable. " * We want A Change — Stop Spending, Loan Officer. Village. Eventually a *2,50,000 on SR 436, Casselberry Police County Jail on bonds tota ling Assistant County Atty. . Sign: * city complex would include Chief George Karcher said. $20,000. A 16-year-old boy, who Howard Marsee sa id the county Street Hodges came to Sanford In three buildings, the city ball, Karcher said two of his men police said was driving the car, had some difficulty in locating City February, 1962, as president fire house and police station, were waiting in the darkness was also a rrested on the same the present pit. * and member of the board of * Delays, changes in regime, near the Tropicana Pool office charges. Kimbrough sa id a fee for th e Paid for by E. Michael Gutman, Citizen to Table the Jail directors of the Sanford and difficulty making decisions when they saw a car drive by A house on 803 Brighton service would be determined Atlantic National Bank. He is ha ve cost a significant amount wi th no lights on. The car Drive located behind active in civic and community of purchasing power, Koch stopped and two men bolted Tropicana Pools, was also affairs, and has been in- said. from the building toward it burglarized, Karcher said. The strumental in numerous inwhen the police ordered them to trio is believed to be responsible ECFRI'C AND CALNO dustrial and recreational stop, Karcher said, for this break-in also, Karcher related business enterprises in After a search of the a rea and said. Membership In East Central the Interest of the community. the car officers arrested Police said a screen was Richard E. Harris, 23, and pushed In and two windows Johna thon Ross Lacy, 20, both broken at the Tropicana of 20 Howell Branch Road, on building. SHERIFFJOHN POLK .Supports referendum A "coupon campaign" to f citizens vote in favor of the Jails must wait. postpone a March referendum new complex, It will be six to "People are overtaxed, _____ on a $3.5 million bond issue to eight months before architects' overspent, overcharged; they finance construction of a new plans are finalized and are fed up and will not and _40 ~ro .Seminole County j ustice struction on the facility should not support luxury ____ complex has been started by start, said Polk. It would be items," Gutman said. _____ pc 1 iitri:-i t)r. F. cr, iLty tared in the Fi e lie li.t; (irt pritiritits'' Michael Gutman. Gutman is an Points area, food, health, shelter, Iranannounced Independent can- Gutman, however, is urging sportatlon, energy, and police Iii didate for the Filth District seat that the county ccrnrnisslon go and lre protec tion. the U.S. Hcuc of &bead on improving the old jail. "Americans 'ire showing self, Hejresentatives being vacated "Hard times are ahead for all sacrifice; prisoners can also," by Orlando democrat Bill Americans," he predicts, "and said Gutman. "Improve police Gunter. free spen1ing must give way to salaries; not prisoners' acGutman said the "Citizens to penny pinching and belt commodations." Table the Jail" campaign was tightening." He said he is not against inspired by the succs of his lie believes Seminole County "many projects," but in rough October "The President's and Central Florida should be LIITIes he believes It is better to Friends" campaign that pace setters for the nation; that be against luxury for prisoners, TOMHNNIGAN collected 90,000 signatures on spending for essentials has first than tobe against, as some are, coupons ...Police chief supporting the priority, and air conditioned help for the working man. mw Bank and Chief Assistant Public The current renovation tOOthbI'UShCS and toothpaste to Defender Gerald Ilutberg, who Further, Butberg said program, due to be completed the men on a regular basis. spearheaded the Jail probe and Monday, funds and personnel March 1, will ease the Sunday presented a list of 17 "re- for the parole and probation visitation problem by providing Polk said he would oppose foni," were lavish in praise of oflicc,fundedbythestate, must a proper room where seven any attempts by the state to Stewart, Polk and the jailers be increased to speed up the men can visit at a time, rather "take the county out o' the jail saying the men did all they pre-entence-investIgat1on re than having to fight and shove business" as proposed by could in the face of inadequate ports wch presently condema for a ward through a tiny, Butberg and Brevard Sheriff facilities and funding, many men to months of jail cracked window in their cell. Leigh Wilson on grounds that ltutberg said Monday if a n time before they are eventually local control Is likely to be more Jail Is built it must meet all released on parole. state Talks with the phone corn- humane than possible state needs for the pony on Installing phone jacks bureaucracy. future, and include extensive Polk said Monday he and in the cells have been going on classroom and rehabilitation Stewart have uacy moved on for some time, Polk said, and 24 A Feb. 7 conference in Jackfeatures, some of Rutberg's 17 proposals, new foam rubber mattresses sonville has been set to discuss An immediate way to reduce and that others had been in the have just been received, the possibility of the state jail population, Rutberg told the works for some time. Some, Polk said he will "strongly taking over all jails. Herald W. Springs Seeking $100,000 Bu ilding Loan 'I Promoted — P The Sanford , OFF , s)'. '-a 31'. us. - - 'r /' .- - -. ." . . T --IN .-I ---., \I \• .n. 1; . 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Sanfo'd O1 W First St 305322-5733 DeLand 206 E New O!t 904-734.1951 I �-- 10-9-7 ____ 4A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1974 Parents Chamber To Air Road r meeting are: Tax Base, — Single Family Although (,Pe planned topic, the Maitland I. adc recently, the Chamber uden s ea ice n es s ridding South Seminole schools Zoning versus Commercial development; and Recreation Facilities, . hair with of warm vinegar water. Comb Responsibility for Construction Operation ecovrsge and will retain the subject Maintenance. Speaking on the c3' 'V A Tax Base on the agenda in order to clear up any misconceptim on the Wlect. Wallace Fish, will be Jack Gladding from Environmentai Design Group, Inc., formerly Schweizer District Transportation Engineer, and Assistant Engineer George Smith from the Departmentoflransportationwillbepresent to answer any questions. i.ssocIatts. Recreational Facilities will be discussed by Scott Henderson from the Orange County PLanrüg Department. Chamber Ci vic Affairs Chairman Donald C. Rogers stated," The Chamber Is aware that the interchange affects the entire MaitlandSouth Seminole area, not just Maitland alone, The program will be moderated by Chamber President Dr. E. C. Waldheim. A "Meet Your Candidate" forum, the fourtji in the series of meetings to involve people in We want to provide an opportunity for people hving ouLdde the dity limiLs, as well as the pohtics, is scheduled dor Feb. 6, at the Maitbmd Civic Center at 8 p.m. Dr. Julian J. Fried, director condition, known as Fantastic hair with line comb to remove of an epidemic of head lice is Seminole County Health Pediculosis, can be rapid and sough t byCoun t y School Department if the llowing .4 Limited time only. Save 20% on our entire line of upholstered v b "Cuprex" or the household should be Layer said the problem of re- Teachers are inspecting package of A-200 infestation is mainly in the student's heads in school and -Pyrinate" liquid at the drug checked for lice or eggs, and if F:lementay and Middle Schools sending home Infested children, store. Apply enough of the fluid found, triated. Unless e veryone in the family is free from lice, with some in high schools as but each family has the to cover the hair and scalp. The head ofe ery mem er n two-ounce some school children are. out. Obtain and Mrs. David A Dick. man, 1192 Lady Susan Dr. Casselberry, graduated (torn recruit training at the sltuatR)n will continue to responsibility of delousing its After application, the hair exist and grow. Be sure to boil Although ummIly found on own hdreh aze other orstenIcioththnd children, head lice can dren are expected to be all directions for a minute to transmitted to adults. Lack of free of lice and flits before Insure thorough distribution to materials such as combs in personal cleanliness is the returning to school. Teachers make contact with the lice and contact with head lice. usual cause but lice can be will inspect heads and hf there ls their eggs. Since A-200 kills on transmitted by Infested hats, a questing concerning in. contact, only a few minutes are F'ed said, "It's no disgrace Orlando Naval Training Center. combs, brushes and close festation contact the school required for the treatment. contact, such as found In nurse. After 10 minutes remove by furniture and occasional tables. Save big on bedrooms well, ...--.. AIRMAN Recruit Dennis C Mr. Furniture Sale. dead lice and procedure is carefully carried Layer. Tuesday, Jan 29, 1974-5A The Sanford Herald L°E:: o'clock at the Maitland Civic Center. 4In t ough Plans The MaiUnd-Smth Seminole Chamber of Maitland _ S A i d ~Save 20% on all sofas, chairs. F Save on all bedroom sets. ~ Occasional Sa ve 1 line of upholstered furniture. PopularTr a dit ional custom ona and Early American styles in stock or s1ad chairs In a A to get lice, but It is to keep them." sa e. tremendous assortment abrics and colors. YoU can get a whole livino room set upholstered to match and satisfy your faste. Or you can buy pleces separately, IL Ur Home Sale and Show Fd ci housefulf big savings under one roof now! Get big savings on our laundry teams, Save 20% on all our Save 130 to 150 JCPenney mowers. _____ on these color - 00.0 IT // / PC - - . . portable televisions . • I l 89" rayon velvet sofa Reg.5229 Sale 239,20 Traditional s tyle sofa covered in rayon velvet with Scotchgard® finish for stain resistance Hardwood constructicn 89 long with loose seat cushions - - ( - 4 - ' Save 2980 on matching chair Reg.$149 Sale 119.20 • -: • r 5980 Save These JCPenney color TV's feature Chroma Loc automatic Color/tint ntrol for balanced picture • utomatic fine tuning (AFTi f r fiddle-free" • Quick-Pico for fa?r'rpictureandsetinJ S )lid State tube s's I -- • -' - Jim IrA' _____ -1 4-piece bedroom set ar Save rc ' )U Req. 234.95. 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Sale 47.96 R eq. 5259207.20 le _________________________ $169 $449 $155 $24 S 28 $147 S 59 $389 S5 $22 S9 Tro Buy individual pieces or the full sell i .,4.J \ ' ,- Description -' '' s"'- - .. style bedroom set has selected pecan veneers over hardwood And antiqued brass finished metal hardware Set includes triple dresser mirror door chest and headboard only ave % Big iings on a variety of occasional tables Popular styles finishes and veneers And there are other features too. like storage space and brass finished metal hardware. Thev re ic I j .e'c ________ _J' ave u Sale $389. Reg. $449. 4-piece Mediterranean wt . ___ __ - I' ' _ ._ f I 119099 LU Pro-season air conditioner speciall I I deck. Savle - Save 22.20 on matching chair _ - Reg.$111 Sale 8880 •._ , -- - ;-: _,,,, ,,,,_, 11 , I' LI ' Reg. 59.". sale 47.99 0 1' JV 31/2 h.p. power Reg. 99.". Sate ;J -1 propelled, 22"' cut Sale 26995 71e99 Reg. 309.95. 16" screen (meas diaq $218 18.000 BTU Sale. Save on our steel or aluminum buildings. - Save on mattress sets, Ab air conditioner features 2 speed Ian and cooling power and an adjustable thermostat Slide-out chassis UL listed 88 chest Your or upright freezer AF I ----- 131 ~ tfl -1 , Save 5360 elector type lock a71 2" Early American sofa Reg.5268 Sale 214.40. - lei - Save 2.5 % on all our reg, 120 and up table lamps 87' length sofa with diamond tufted semi attached back cushions and loose seat cushions. Miple finished hardwood trim. Durable Herculon tweed for stain fade resistance. Dark mustard " 111111110=11 I NL t)ave 74.80 on matching chair Ar Sale , jjjjj [fl11fl,jj i I T Save '30 Reg. 149.99. Sale 119,99. T U' io: j; nL- l, 10 cii. ft. trailer cart , - Suburban gambrel roof steel storage bu,ldin. 11 Hot dipped galvanized foundation and Struc I tural sunorts. Double interior doors slide Rio— n'jkn roflcr D.r Iwndie car, . be padfrcked Ribbed overlapping roof and wali panels. Over 6 ot interior headroom 5' Save $10. l0'x7'SaveS2OReg.1)999.Sa1e99.99 •" Aluminum storage buildings Req. $100, Sale $75 Dill e P.39; acrytic and walnut with 3 eleCtric candies as ado nights. 1 000 lb Save '25 - _______________ 8999 - Save571 $73 Sale 17 75 Four sided cerarnic ginger jar with raised black metal mounting. Prvj. capaci ty 5O C,m,,ii - 700 • 50 OH lamp style table lamp. Parch. meat shade. In white. shade: rayon fabric over vinyl Amber and green. -• 0 Automatic :SJj a - _____________ . • Straight back • 16 x 6.50 pneumatic wheels •hitch pin - I I - — j In 4L - I - Save 45" if - - -------- Sale. $270. Req. 5311. 5 piece Early American qroup features solid maple construction antiqucci .rty American hardware, center quth- n dra,',rs dovetailed and dustproofed drawers Save $50 on king size set Reg 27995 Sale 22995 - Description I no extra cost to you. I at , - 4 drawer chest delivery and setup OpctVcctraOtehnstripehichiSfadCafld5tfl resistant. 89' length with no-sag spring back and base construction. Recessed ball casters. Olive or orange rust. Save 23.80 on contrasting solid color chair Reg. $119. Sale 9S.20 Reg Price Sac Price Single dresser, 3 drawers All prices I(Ifa - Save $41 • ___ 1P fl - - Twin or full size mattress or foundation. Reg. 59.95. Sale 49-95 ea pc - , pvq S28. Sale s2l. glassball / , ___________________ ,' lit.q. S22, Sale _=L.i ---' L - .\I ! ( 1/ fr----- 2=- set together for a beautiful s sleep The sturdy edge supports help prevent sagging so the set keeps its shape longer 1any many coils for firmness Has a rayon floral print multiquiIted to the mattress Similar savings on other sizes. (i . iii J ,at'I'1If/Ifi'(I1!I' '' I - 2299,5 Req. 259,95, 12" screen lmea diag I I Save 3O queen size - Ióx 14x26"niyhtstand $ Full size headboard 5 49 $ 43 5 43 $311 $270 'r Total 49 Buy individual pieces or the full set. - - nvey r Penney We know what you're looking for. Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 am. Itil 9 p.m. Monday thru Sc1t urday. Store phoneoe#323-1310, ":," ' •.• Furniture sale prices effective thru Saturday, Feb. 9 We know what you're looking for. Charge it at Sanford Plaza P ne s: Open 10 mm.'til 9 Pom, Monday thru Saturday. store phones.,323-1310, .. ... - _I____ #' . ;.' -- • •'•.-=- •. •. i.:: S6 $6 $41 �6A— The Sanford Herald Jack Anderson F l 1 ow Des p .1011N IlNKEM fl AN Editor. Copley News Service B te Of Ja i * li e ng Aramco's Bluff Lea a c.jrtjr., Vs WASflIWNWC'C calling ,%raznco's bluff. The Arabian-American oil colossus has accused us of -irresponsible journalism" fer reporting that it employed wasteful production mettwds and secretly encouraged Saudi Arabia to increase prices. "it is inconceivable," Aramco declared. 'that Mr. Anderson could have any valid e1denc&'to back up tilt- charges. The evidence comes right out of the secret files of the four oil Texaco— giants—Exxon, Mobile, Standard of California and Texaco— f ' Ag ency Seeks Law which make up Ararnco, Soiieofttwdorurientsaresoseflsitjve our sources had to handcopy then on the premises. Other documents, stamped 'Can- fidential." were photocopied by our sources.Some of these papers contain the notation:'PROPER DISPOSITION' "Ple ase respect the confidential nature of this publication by heeeping It in a locked drawer or by destroying it if you do not wish to retain it. The proper disposition of this copy Is your per. onal responsibility." We believe it would be "irresponsible journalism," indeed, to accept the oil industry's self-sering statements about the oil crisis. Up to now, the press and the government alike have had to depend upon the oil companies for information about the shor. tage. We believe the truth about the oil crisis is a jorrnallstic IiaIlen i' t'verv bit as important as Watergate With this Is mind, have devlopel um utherized sources who are willing to tell u whatgocscnin the paneklbackromsoftbeoilcorporatiofls. To protect our sources, we have agrced not to quote directly from the documents not to show them to anyone. But we have told Senate investigators generally which documents to subpoena. We have also offered to inspect the subpoenaed documents af ter they are delivered to the Senate to check whether any have been withheld. t On Soviet Welfare UOPI.E't NEWS resuming trade with Cuba. Slates to relax the embargo on Andres Perez, has indicated he Verzuela had been spon- Cuban trade which has been is not as enthusiastic as his I:iik dt1I' O1\ niuttn o :ui'ifl a move within the g tilt ntaintil irice 19{. Iuic new ptcdcssor toward celebrate, but it may take a lot Organization of American president of Venezuela, Carlos Cuban policy. of doing to get the nine million Cubans subject to his rule into "" the mood for a holiday. It was 15 CWS ago that Castro's long guerrilla war against the IAN PRISON SYSTEM 7 regime of Fulgencio Batista came to a triumphant end. delivering Cuba into the hands — of a "liberator" who turned out to be a Marxist dictator taking his cues from the Soviet Union, ________ ________ That even triggered some _______ _______________________________ history which the Cuba n people -, and their rn ;hbors touht better -' have done without. The mass executions of Castro's enemies, a flood of refugees to the .United States of America, the . missile crisis and the Bay of Pigs, the Che Guevara movement, the "Take me to !!r"hr ... ::-of police-state repression at home and mischief abroad. Castro has pulled no economic miracles out of his '' 1 " Marxist hat. His countr '1 _f PUSS _ - mandery 28, Sanford organization of the York Rite Bodies of Free Masonry, are (front row, from left) George Drew, prelate; A.F. Keeth, generalissimo; Arnold Williams, commander; Russell Hammond, captain general; Roy HARD FACTS JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (All) A trucking industry official says Florida's independent truckers are opposed to a shutdown in operations. C. A. Gertner, managing director of the Florida Trucking Association, said Monday that the association's 1,250 members are being urged to disregard a possible nationwide shutdown. But Gertner said that if the shutdown comes as planned Thursday, Independent drivers should drive in convoys for protection. - Now let's get down to the specifics. We reported that Armco, fearing nationalization of its rich Saudi Arabian fields, began draining out every saleable drop last E" year. At the same time, the company also spent as little as possible to mainta in and pressurize the wells, causing "severe technical difficulties," For the evidence, the Senate should subpoena the memos sununarizing all the telephone call. between Aramco headquarters and the four partners. There was considerable telephone talk about the threat of nationalization and the need. therefore, to increase production. From each of the Big Four, the Senate should also demand to see the responses of the analytical department to inquiries from the board. These describe the technical difficulties caused by , :• British To Launch Satellite CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) British officials say they will launch a second Skynet 2 satcThte despite the failure of a suz,ar attempt. The U.S. Air Force said Monday that the first satellite, launched from Cape Canaveral on Jan. 18 by a Delta Rocket, burned up as it re-entered the atmosphere over the southwest Pacific Ocean Sunday morning. Officials said the failure ruined any hope of salvaging the $14 million mission to set up a British military communications switchboard in the sky. British military officials said they would try again in September. The first satellite was thought lost shortly alter blastoff, when the attitude control system of the rocket's second stage failed, throwing the spacecraft off course, - - . TRIP REPORTS' The Senate can get the technical details by subpoenaing the engineers' 'trip reports." These speak of "erratic production and "huge pressure drops." Last summer, the technical . hr -. rra1ti . remains "on welfare" from the Soviet Union. Only recently Castro was before (lie microphones exhorting the people to prepare for iiion austerity. Among other things. there is now a water shortage. A year ago there was serious talk in Washington thLt Soviet detente and our new relations v.ith Communist China demanded that we take a fresh look at our policy toward Cuba. Now that subject appears to be going back on the shelf, The disastrous record of the Marxist experiment in Ctiilv has thrown a chill on the idea that Latin America might be ready to take a more relaxed attitude toward the Castro government for the sake of • 31 9993 SANFORD. F LA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW. Ed ict and Publis her WAYNE 0 DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI, Assoc-ate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT Maneqtng Editor WINIFRED F GtE LOW Comptroller BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation J RICHARDS Sports Edlr ROY GREEN Aci,41rtI,iflq Maragr JANE CASSE I BE R R V courly FdIor CHARLES HA VS Mhancal Supt DORISWILLIAMS Society Editor RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON RAY STEVENS Magazine EdiW Press Rwrn Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES s 5c Week S 1 206 Months In Flortd 57 40 Mor,lh $s iO i Year Same As Home Delivery O1"er P,',i.l 7 OMonth 6MOtthiS16 20 U c sai Regulations pro . '.. -. ,' 77 r 512 ',çr r ! ., - fered as sod class matte, AuguSt 77 )r( at the Post )tfce of Sanford F'c"di 37771 No part of any material, nes or advertising advertising 01 this edition o Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner .s ,,oui written perm'ss nn of tre pubtCr th of The Her,id )r firm respons ible 10 such reproduction Any ivat nd,v , *nf ,,nq,,ng The Herald's copyriçr%? e considered .s iii be held iable for damage under the 'a Published daily and Sundars except Saturday 1 i.rau1 s a member of frie Acsae.iafedl P, CnttltCdci(JuS'i,rCI to the oselo' reproduction Of rwe.s cr , n!t-d in th's r'.sDper — ,h,th is tI the lo(aI ,11 9959 Ray " • . ____ r-,•- •. - - - .. , - . • 1111111 For ak i I side '" '.' - . - , - —• • -. i Home Eleven and Twelve will be in tears If you watch you will observe her, because you insist they actually halfway up the Street, stuffing her wear the boots, caps, scarfs, and scarf and mittens into her coat mittens you bought them last pocket so everyone will not gather August. The reason you bought these around laughing and pointing at the items way back in August during "odd one." that 90-plus heat spell is because By noon Eleven and Twelve will be every day Eleven and Twelve exresigned to wearing their boots and nres.sed woeful doubts that they i:inc a ft' r h ivng would t'ur get boots or caps, and with all their friends who were also demonstrated daily that last year's Forced to do so by cruel, heartless boots and caps no longer lit, mothers. Alter several weeks of listening to You will hear, however, all winter their dismal prophecies of how snow in fact, about Lucky Elise, whose would pi1t' up yard deep and there mother is kind and lets her come to they' would be, bootless. you rushed school clad in only a sweater and out and purchased all the necessary s ndals. woolly and rubbery accessories. Alter your school goers depart on But toda'. With only two inches on this wintry morn, your preschooler the uround, Eleven and Twelve are will insist on getting out into that flabbergasted at the idea of wearing fluffy stuff at once. It is a law of bouts and siuttetis. "No one will be nature that after cramming any 4. wearing boots!" sniffles Twelve as) ear-old into a parka, sncw pants, she shuffles out the door into the cap, scarf, mittens, and boots, he blizzard, will have to go to the bathroom. Cro ley m A plan guaranteed to warm a desk 'ofi1Li- piipIJ•-ai w huh 'iitiid tul JIflich III (hit' slitig util t,i In' i'iwrg c'riIs in 1974 have hvt''i Ring on a desk at the White HuUMf for more than t wo months with no action. br or Osteen I c::' • I' Tanqleood. E . Vet the re't'ummt'nula1uns. it ailiipn'd. wou!d iitiviatt' ihit' nerd for rationing and wmitild entail no tmpo.'tanl sacriIo's' as IIIe" 'ci,tihit in eornlort 'Po''. 'a ouhit I l- tiofhtti' ttiit ! i rater than 'i'4Thit" rt'pnr(t'r ki s'tuit'tt is tIIfIV of thii'i t(fs-4iii. '. tit ItII fill Whnr IJOUM slatninary, 101101 was prepared by if highly respected technically knowledgeable id ictal on President will ' '4 ,ttt Nt.'. [h L ..Y !i,- U'-'4;mii) Z , fifmfgo to , ' il utti c t na' a m1ird the tI)efliatrantttuin - -. hat ''ati oh Goldenrod Eastbrook 22 prol'osals outimed v, 5imple. prtiven. % vil-kno%t'n iiind iiti- ' Winter Sprinqs - - JtT '' fy11 iOUs requiring no restarch All art' dnwn'tn-earll, pracucal ordina ry ideas such as CWnhthtioil controls on steel heat' i.. \ - ing-t real ing furnaces, mel recovery in basic oxygen !ur. controls in .stt'i'I reheat and heat treating i'pt'rat ions, slack gas rs'eups'raitirs on industrial furnace's. pre'he.tti'r In 'i'tfli'flt kiln Il)'s'r,it on'. betii'r vi'ii!ilitiin tim I tol iii indusi ti.iI planl s compu t e r s to toni jul I rmps'ralui'i' and s ent ilal'em in commercial si rut'lures. (Iouhle'glazt'd windows in major buildings, the conversion of large central air-conditioning systems to heat pumps. automatic Flue clamjers, increased insulation, weather 5 ,'ipping and storm window-s in private homes and better maintenance of water fi":Ui'r air ("fl(lltliIl1iiii ;lit h.'iiirn' *'jiffl atiil'miii ha', ilti, w i iIt'i - k't'il a ii'porl pits att'I ii Pt4'd in these Wishingtiin jungles by men in rival agt'n -o' \'eI nothing tta' be'ii 'lone. If tills White Unust' study is correct, its rt'commnc'ndations would, it itiolttt'd, bring first 'year savings t'piuvak'nt to J7 intlbmi I,irrvls of lM'Irokrnrn per day, considerably more than current shortages 'the total potential longer-run savings are estimated at iuiri.' million barrels a etav, which would carry this country through an extended, ni'w hat ti'.jkv tiiit'i, t until flt'5,' 'J)ijr(4'. (I i'fli'fl,%' ('iIlls' into smper.flluil Now anyone wno KIIUW Washington understands that rt'• g:jr,Jtt ef how well thought out a plan m be. Obert' UT(- will I).' shill,' t'unsielerxihle' slippag.' in tints' iaht.' 0intt ti7'''t I h'i f,j an Inalthik to rre ansssht're etu' to ilfhtlinuin lt'suth •l'ln' t'ihiiit i.'- tit (hi'. prnraru at t' so great, fl&.t't'rihit'hs's - ' Ih-g vvei) after discoun labiv. ppillicill"110010M. IC and e'ngtm'e'rmg eli'la s. it is difficult lo understand wh t _-_ c oil formations for pressurization. The technical problems, we reported, will make it impossible for Saudi Arabia to keep its promise to increase production to mHlin barrels a day once Mpolitical demands are met. let us quote one line from the documents in our possession: "The reservoir pressures fluctuated so greatly that engineers now estimate production will be stabilized at no more than 7.5 M hiirretslay, far below the 20 M barrelsay projection." This estimate as math' shortly before Christmas. MEI:TINC,SwI'HI YAMANI Fr evidcrn-, that Aranico secretly encouraged Saudi Arabia to boOst Prices, the Senate should subpoena the records of all meetings with the Saudi oil minister, Ahmed Zaki Yamani. At first, the Aramco crowd quietly pressed for an increase to around six dollars per barrel. The price rise was to be in the form of a tax, which could be charged off against the u.& taxes of the M'amcoparthers. With oil prices going up in the Middle East, the partners could then justify increasing U.S, prices, which would give them extra capital to reactivate abandoned wells at home. The Senate might be interested in subpoenaing the statistical data, which Aramco furnished to its partners. The Big Four also PintoMaverickMustang Full Fords I_ lorge tUart Our New Statement Savings Account Or Passbook Savings Advantages Of New Statemen t Sav in gs... - e STATIMII41 Of SAVINOS ACCOUNT WUH 1-lW. Return Call Interest Rate is the same as for regular Passbook Savings. There's evidence in the secret files, too, that Aramco would like to renege on its promise to help Saudi Arabia industrialize, The details can be found by sutxienaing the reports on the "Saudi. Arabian Industrialization Projects—Production of Salt, Ethane 11-1-71 PSCA xis Ct.L TIIANtActioft Convenience... We invite theSenate to use itssubpocna power to find out who is telling the truth—Aramco or us. FOOTNOTE: We ex plained In our original story that Aramco became nervous over the world repercussions caused by soaring oil prices. At this point, Aramco tried to stop the price trend it had helped to start. A delegation, reversing its earlier line, urged the Saudis to stabilize prices. Statement WiC1 I iiiso (11* The Atlantic Banks Help / _ S --iJIlaillf!~ar1 wii . At Jaflft -- — -, Member The Atlantic Group of Banks In Florida Mr'rnht'r F () I C 'L ''You HAD to tell everyone what you mougt,i of him II you don't dtop YOUR 'OPEratiott Candof.' we won't h a ve - any tin loft'' --- - '*.i\_ WANU AAN(I li4% - I-— For further information please contact any of our New Account personnel in the lobby. ' > ! Dooms A statement will be issued every 3 months showing deposits, withdrawals, interest and balance. - I - ' -• : __ •.(,I$1l Deposits or Withdrawals do not require your passbook. '—'__________ - t ,a u.s. £( (Ot lk lh'It'r.e, BERRY'S WOHLO Weekly Rates I Jack Prosser Ford ARAMCO'S PROMISE - _1;i..ckIii1 The Choice Is onss... 4 _-_ • _. 1 SEZ !r investment. 'dfl(l LI - prepared some fascinating economic analyses, complete with charts, showing how th e price rise would increase the return on nave's Ili %%'AslilN;TON fNV%i Mrs Clarence Snyt — - ' y P4IWI Se,c. - - . r ' ' - / Lnkp:ie 65 . -- ..; 3722611 Chubuoti I -:a Baker ,. '2 Lake Monroe n.., -- '' Black Community -r • . ' '' Herold Ai co Correspondents Be Lake. Forest City Bear ' NEW •' By JOAN Coil', Copley NesSenIce - The first snow of winter which is supposed to conjure up sleigh bells and cozy chateaus adrip with icicles, always causes a crisis at our home, This event begins at 6:45 a.m. whennivhustxindrtses,throwsopen the shutters, and t:ives a great groan of despair. Puiling the blankets over sour head is only a temporary consolation. Eleven and Twelve spring forth giving delighted shrieks of approval at the appearance of the Frozen wastes. They rush about issuing bulletins on the latest wea ther forecasts such as "four more inches predicted and ''hazardous driving---hea v snow warning" all given in the same tone you would use to reveal that an unknown millionaire had left you his entire forturio[`4 fliiwevt'r, one-half hour later, - fl , Mail ' No Bells Ring At First Snowfall -- problems became so serious that Aramco called for the assistance of reservoir experts from Standard of California. Photos of Saudi Arabia, taken by (;ur astronauts from space. clearly show the huge smoke plumes from the natural gas flares. Production reports criticize Aramco for burning off the gas in stead of slowing down production and reinjecting the gas into the . . - Blizzard Crisis Hits BILL VINCENT. JR , Chief Phofograplier nt De,'rv -. •" TELEPHONE ARMY- NAV Y SURPLUS Prison Reform B: Truckers Oppose Shutdown JEANS word not to do it and you can't — FathCr'swhoskipOtit of child tem will only allow our workers Fight city hall." support payments are the next to solicit the voluntary cont.rlGov, Reubin Askew posed consideration of the oil target of state officials crack- butions of the absent fathers iO Sanford Au,,. spill law during the special s- in down on welfare cheaters. who are found," Endsley said. Douglas Endsley, state slon called to revise Daylight Family (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent) Services director, Saving Time But Brantley added, "We'll outlined his plans Monday in : JACK reporting to House members never lIt said mounting oppo:ation thai welfare rolls were cut by to changing Florida back to auout 8,500 families last year. Endsley urged a pproval of a Eastern Standard Time in most ij of the state could lengthen the bill by Rep. Ed Forturne, 1)session, increasing his chances Pace, to allow the state to trace rnissing fathers whose failure to TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) nostic facilities for prisoners in for oil spill action. spillcorn pay support puts children on A bill to require warring fac- regional centers, eliminating The bUM oil welfare rolls. tions of Florida's correction costly trips by inmates to the 7 mittee, in a 60.3 vote late Mon. He said a test system of losystem to work together on a Lake Bulter Reception Center bottled up Brantley's bill cating absent fathers is already prison reform measure has in North Central Florida, Myers atday, Least until the session opens. in use. been approved by a Senate said. Chairman A. H. "Gus" Craig, "After we get the bugs out, committee. Myers said the cooperation others, ML Augustine said the corn. we plan to implement the sysThe measure requiring the bill, along with four meet at the on a statewide basis on first tern cooperation of the Corrections would accomplish what a prison mittae would one 1," Endsley said. = day sesApril Division and the Probation and reform bill last session by Sen. recess during the sion ."While we are pleased that Parole Commission was one of Richard Pettigrew, tiMiarni, five corrections bills passed attempted to do, but without Monday by the Senate Health reorganizing governmental • and Rehabilitative Services agencies. CONF ERENCE Committee. Pettigrew's bill would have TABLE The two corrections agencies created a department of Of. have disagreed over various is. fender Rehabilitation and put it 2-DOWER Torino and sues involving the prisons, Size in charge of the commission's Sim WOOD FILE Committee chairman Ken- field staff. Th bill ww defeekd BY THE DAY - WEEK - MONTH neth Myers, 1)-Miami, said the after bitter fighting. Hli 29' H e ight, bills would mean Top that Other bills passed by the M fr tii $ ?SO IS 24 z ir Special "hopefully, we will have a committee would: S. Height 30' I corrections system *119.44 Se Habla Espanol correct." 1 tt iii 116 —Require (lie commission to • SALE' The statewide plan, which give inmates a written report 97.55 would have to be completed by why his parole was denied. Jan. 1, 1975, must use existing —Add three members to the prisons and facilities, Myers five-member commission. The AUTO RENTALS said, three would have to have backSanford 323-7600 or 322-1481 The cooperation bill also re- grounds in Law, beha vioral sci133 i. IOSINSON OILAP400,ILOIIDA Winter Park - Orlando 644-8916 quires the Corrections Division ence and training the tiandi After Business Hours 322-0356 to develop treatment and ding- capped. from left) Ralph Hammond, standard bearer; L. Burke Steele, treasurer; Fred Walton, senior warden; Russell Tench, j un ior warden and Arnold Dodd, warden. Committee Approves Florida News Briefs el To Trnep_Fnthi rc -' COMMANDERY 28 INSTALLS OFFICERS 1974 OFFICERS installed by Taylor ComWright Jr., secretary-recorder; (back row, s ba Still TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Craig said he wanted all however, whether the proposal put a burden of up to $145 million on terminals and up to A House committee has op. members of the committee to had majority support. Under the Brantley bill the $250 million from the trust fund. parently stopped a move to be present before he called a . most a shipper would be A number of roofing conmodify Florida's tough oil spill vote on the bill. A second proposal, creating a quired to pay to clean up an oil tractors, who have been lobbylaw during today's special session. $500 million trust fund to mop spill would be $14 million. There ing for oil spill action at the But Sen. Lew Brantley, D. up oil spills, was presented to Is no limit on shipper's liability special session, supported Brantley's bill during the House Jacksonville, held a glimmer of the select committee Monday. under the present law. L3rantlej'sproposal would committee hear hope he could sway enough There was little iwtj. votes to change the oil spill law DENIM C ORD at the special session. lie would have to round upfl senators and 80 House members to consider his bill outside the call of the special session. B ls & Straight Leg Brantley said be probably ------- W U • W W W cuuiun i gem me votes because U Lee "the governor has put out the - Castro's 'Miracle' Cu Tuesday, Jan. 29, Spill Law C h an9 e Blocked ry so-called drop in the bucket in the BEL's tremendous. According to Sinclair, ''The first production of lethal hashish oil and other hatch of orange sunshine LSD was made by brotherhood members in a laboratory located products of the drug world. Lloyd Sinclair, Los supervisor of the JusticeotItsi(le San E'rancisco in March, 1969. Slightly :\geles group nwnts'sDEA. told the Semate committee, Department under a unilion tablets were produced in this in describing Bet shipments since the apparent first endeavor. Numerous millions were made first packet of 125 Ixun(IS in.1967, "This was to be in the next four years." The BEL thus became the first 125 pounds of nearly 24 tons of hashish the largest supplier of hashish and LSD in the United States. smuggled into the United States from Afghanistan. Lebanon and India by the BEL." Leary's worldwide narcotics peddlers thus have become rich far beyond the dreams of the Sinclair also told of LSD laboratories set up by the BEL in the San Francisco area, in Laguna fired Harvard professor when he first in 1963 Beach, Calif., in St. Louis and a marijuana or attracted large segments of American youth hashish oil laboratory in Escanaba, Mich. The with his preachmgs of a combination of L.Sl) labs produced what became known as mysticism, use of drugs and disapproval of "orange sunshine" and this operation was American society, JUSt If you have felt that the imprisonment of [)r. Timothy Leary on a new 15- year term has closed the book on the worldwide narcotics traffic of his Brotherhood of Eternal tve, you have been indulging in wishful thinking, Recently released testimony before a subcommittee of the U.S. Senate's Judiciary Committee tells a fantastic story of the BEL's multimillion-doliar business in hashish, cocaine and other narcotics, an outgrowth of Leary's exhortations of the 1960s to "tune in, turn on and drop out." The Drug Enforcement Administration of the Justice Department. along with state and other federal agencies, has clone a good job in cutting into the BEL's global traffic. but Ernest I). Strange, DEA special agent, is the first to admit that although Leary languishes in California's Folsom Prison, his cohorts continue to confound efforts to wipe them out. to i quest 11)0 l)V .ltj(tiC iary rfl' i re. coinimttee counsel J.G. Sourwine as to whether the BEL was stiH achive, responded. "Just two weeks ago (September. 1973) there were 923 pounds of hash seized in New York and Las Vegas. That was a brotherhood shipment." (The BEL members, with one to five false passports each, buy their hashish in Afghanistan at $15 a pound. smuggle it hack to California, their narcotics "headquarters." and sell it in the Golden State for $900 a pound.) Strange, reporting the 'routing" of the smuggled dope, said, "It came ill from Amterdam through Kennedy Airport to New York and from there to Las Vegas. It cleared U.S. Customs in Las Vegas and it was seized on the outskirts of town. being transported to Southern California in a large truck." give an insight into the scope of the brotherhood's activities, these 923 pounds were H ---- The Sanford Herald Little Hope For Action A S ad Tru th 32 2 26 1 1 300 N FRENCH AVE -- Tuesday, Jan. 29, 174 - [)rugs - t t 01!1'iI JLfltnft II • '' '. :'' * ii '..L - liii �Sanford Herald ________ .-____ 1 H d d Tuesda BA - The jj, ____ .. Many Jobs ________ _________ -- __j -- - ALLEY - 11~ -. OOP :1 - )U AlIVE z LEVtP.7 IT 'S i$.'a ( . ELL. IT tJE I ,6-^ - - D ear Abby I I ' S 1511B Nlllwl :'t'' _ Held By Hotind 1 / Housewife t 11 Pi'9 T Q) ~! N - I i !l(wr.r i "I tIrII.,n fl'5 , 1tt1p 2thu' 11 1A r4ding 4 Jfldt%iduJI - . ui rmirnrw TJJJII 1 Completed 2 81 h'..mt 5 Merriment I 9Frrnc'hcsi 10 French %erh 17 Ar ,r1w 40 lkbil tated ii .l lit unduded pruIesion 46 Girl S iun" R Mhctu 30 Lading light 14Hirdulpre Ja M I scuipnt' nirknnic 49 Ttnrai the sheltered siate LouPu Ufl 37 Jdnlize SI I1l,ihe i Fr &'y.. the ' 3 r i!y .-- 2 WEN iI DEAR ABBY: I have lived here for 30 years and my hh.ind is a respected member of the community. so I am have this problem. unable to explain why I ::-.j M IN NONE' — EJ . look OMEN HEMO M O MOMME came for. I now get the same feeling when I go to the supermar ket. I've never stolen anything, but people keep watching me as the a thief. Should I bring suit against these people who are harass me? I now order everything on the telephone because began, "we Ilk 11 ., 4 .$ - -' _________ Polly's Problem E 1 will admit that it might be my age and old-fashioned ways that cause my l'et Peeve with the supermarkets. As pleasant as it may he to shop in n:ce stores such a wide variety of goods tire are many things that turn me elf. There are dented cans and damaged merchandise', lack of sufficient help to keep restocked, tendency to with - iCOOL, MAW '. &..7 : . .. - • I)1'. Il :1 1 ~ Ji, . . ' PIt I II I fl 4, , ( I ( It 1 . - , I .51 I ' (IL"l"I( 'ERS OF the Luther I'. Mills Chapter of Orderol DeMolay were installed Jan. 20 at the Masonic building in Oviedo. L to r, Mrs. Clara Spikes, president; Mrs. Virginia McBride. first vice president; Mrs. aucer, Estelle MeCallister, second vice president: and Mrs. Polly S :-. - . . '\ !' flJ/J'j('j.'fl PARTICIPATING in in. couples may look beautiful to stallation of DeMolay •II5ij push their own brands over other long-standing favorites helter skelter' J_ ' 1 tic . . 41 - - -. Ir 0G9. Enclose stamped. self-addressed envelope, For Abbv's booklei, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding.send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr.. Beverly 111.11s, Cal. M12. ing lots and car owners who permit their car doors to bump into the next car and often dent it. Frankly. I dread shopIng at supermarkets .,ind ain not alone in in.%- gripes MRS FJI. Calif. please. 1CAo ' RIGHTER'S ______ 4 from th Carroll RItt S.. institute N\ ,g hireact Fur %Scdnesday, January , 1974 ';ENERALn;N[n;NclEs. A big conThct rages now betwecn i.kalistic and practical concepts, so you would be wise not to get IU4JUUL'UflUUCL ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 15) Separate financial from the purely friendly interests today, or you may get into big trouble, Morning favors monetary affairs, and p.m. the social, T*IITTIIS.j Snr 'in ti. ',t, "0 • rn I. r ' " L ja') t .iti; those of kin today, so absent yourself and get health and harm improved. Forget social activities; plan financiall} GEMINI iMay 21 to June 21) Plan your bows wisely so you can handle pesky problems as well as interests that bring in the :'r-'.erbsai bacon. [)on't fret over anything. \1OO? CHILDHE' (June22 to July21) Don't try to listen to )VUI UII •' pt : 1 Herald Photo by Liz _____ 'eofbothgoodpals4lndpract1caJtxJsrnessexel.t,.)oug i .,af used. rktide who is more valuabile to you now. LEO iJuly 2 to Aug. 21 Your mate and bigwig do not agree and you will have to decide intelligently what is best to do. ;-ituatton,s arise to clear the tr(f.i'es . vt:a.iuIug wept aitet Aug. to Get rouUne work out of the way, then carry through wM inspirational ideas. Get into the study that is related to them, LIBRA 'Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Get away from preswe and cno', activities that get you back on an even keel, make you happy. Follow huroches to reach better understanding with loved picture. . £ . - . Sf OHPIO tOrt 2.3 to N' 211 Let arurrcnt between a du.e d resUtt.c t !X'Ifli' kin and outside isociatt toeth' r [)iin . tivities to handle both oufmde wW Iside work wiftut indecision. Ilan time for recreation and do wtmthing kind for loved one. CAPHI(T)II.N jDec, "- to Jan. 20) Take care of pressing matter, then y.0 can enjoy recreation later, Con t'tr1trace on hpptness and get out of the doldrums, Qt 11 'I ' J 9 1 I I' t I r 4 ; it_a 5% h d nut agree with your views now, but them to the who do ' r tlii busu ss world. thm F,1SCES (Feb. 20 to Slar. 20) f)rjn't worry about what you can't hdp, but get right into those things you can do something about for a productive day. IF - OL'It CHILD IS J301t\ TODAY he or she .,an get mth.,h &ne, but is torn between the ideoll'stic and tbe pracdcal, arxi 1Ftdd have lix: a a ,,. 'raining earls that will L'rui' ti two '.i !j l H( 1',f a suetssfuJ happs life Au, pt'utesstin _____ _________ __________ Anniversary GO Open ______ * - express in ' . .1. - - . Ii tdaaI F al tcir tj,.ar sign for February 'spots rtadv Foryour copy s&ndrbttthdateiudil c rr Il t Jiter I- recast oSanf&'d flcrad Box 629. U v_al I 9Cit8 ''1 W 11r., Mrs. E. .. , at gets ','. 'i t Vi 41-ea ' t(-S ' • . ' - j lilt U I iii ii eati (,Iit iii, rtiti t! plv liii' F'l;iuoemt *ta o i'aii It r$ra t** up! i cate Indding hill if %(ill h.ave.1 it 'no r vi hot se ill ld.ms tho ';flvi'ntIc,tl %o;tm can h.isi' i lot lot I.-in and.41111t, HhILhtS giHall I , .H H' lit vo L' I I ' 1-*-J%l SUU111 I' l'.i". , I'a''. 16 ' . lii 'oh p eli' liii) II I', li__lit i *1 %K;l I 5 -Ittil liii.' If-.411% °'' vi.1111 is$ first Itilif .1fill bid. Ijimidr; I"m platre thl. ti.11i iiijjs lijini i aaei ,iniiilt' South knaatt'a that h' pin to,a hta'I't" in ' a; aI' In flit Iii IJO)' 'at) t'a ft ii It ,j ., it ltei'o o .'' ria, iaw atta I Funiotritos iIrt'sst ii in a lope and e fits District Ilorriculiure chair Iii ostr typing and pnntlng man is in charge of the utsts when situ send for nut of program and will intro4uu the his booklets s -peaker ._~ L__ by Dick Covoili WINTHROP 792 - e--'.. - 0 ________ - - - - MORNING ' 6:00 (3) Sunshine ', 'A 'a H ) . Miss Flynt Trn .. -& Almanac Sunrise Jubilee Sunshine Al ma nc (9) 6:15 (6) .1c T 3 . 11~_ P .1 C v JJr i. Marry BLONDIE * HOT SAL$.. . BEETLE BAILEY 6AR&E &Cn A BIGGER PIECE -J For Weddings, Proms, etc. 56. X r / r2 iaAit 61R I- 11 ") ' / -_ 6., 1 r' Id,.! , .- 1 OR F MORE _.. ,D i i.,.. i .' ' "i 50"E J1\tl ' J (,_1 'r) A -- ( . '(I.,. - --- -- { I "___., Lee Falk M- ____ ~W_ 14su 5 My I M '10 aT THE PHA.k4VAt -\ -AUTiFLJI 13uT Vf MARIA ! ,4E RE. 170<E% IF ;" ,,l, BZ1 %iUTN I LET rt- ) r''i'v KNOW. Jt9• ' cq a:zz . 0 . - -,' A 0 I SL It / .1 1. I ,IF % V) _. A4 -, A, II* 1, - f '. ; / j - " '0 1' I .ti.._.. % .." ' ,,,, , is, I I Love Of Lair' (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Women Only • Sy Barry ,• I 0 - "I I 4 VAFVrT _J - I:W (2) 1 Love Lucy ' _i-,'.'e,,,. ______ " _L. Neighborhood (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Starcast 5:30 (2) News (6) Green Acres NOW FRIDAY MATINEE (24) Electric Company •Post Time 8 P.M. (44) Gomer Pyle IMatinees Man,, Wed., Fri., Sat.,):45p.M. (6) News (9) News (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6:3C (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Peter Gunn lAth New Grandstand *New Color TV 'Fry NO On' Under 18 JP1flFORD ORLAflDO KEIflEL CLUB 10 Miles north of Orlando between "i () Reservations (305) $3i.16u0 (41) Hogans Heroes 15 q4940&X-1*A*bX&1 EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN IChoice of Two Vegetables, Hot Bread & Butter EVERY THURSDAY 12 lb. choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter EVERY FRIDAY 2 lb. chopped Sirloin OR Chicken 'n Dumplins Choice of Two Ve-Cetables Hot Bread& Butter - $109 $109 Wednesday's 125 Regular Value WMA Complete dinner 3 pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes and gruvy, cole slow and hot biscuits, GOOD ALL DAY 'iànkgoocIness 1orthe.x K/hess f ,.120U$Relrepoe FRIED CHICKEN 11 - (24) MisteRogers / 16 Turns I a " 5:00 (13) Women's News .6 ~ 1.1 Jeopardy t (9) Password (44) Varieby Pie,','. 1230 C') News (6) Search For Tomorrow (2) (9) News (13) Who, What, Where Game ;.:"J, I LET F' I and 17:00 .L . i),rN.I ,. I I I I 4,, ,,,, lit / 5,, 11 ~'..I / Z PAv , ,JJ/ .. Muf VAD r z-s I1 ,,,, 1111 ',,,, - •./'' - r 1)~ 44___ f__'_ _____ . , t I a r 'I 1 l / . (6) ' AFTERNOON I' jl----R , (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 1:30 (2) Bonanza (9) Movie (44) Petticoat Junction Squares ' 1' -- (6) Mery Griffin Pyramid -;~:) ~ ~ _:; i4\ , 14 _I- (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit (') Split Second (44) Power For The People 11:30 (2) ____ THE PHANTOM - regj-L CRUM5 g I '. it r : " \ -\FLt!',~ I V I - 11 a - I - CC ' ARCOND IT ( -..--. ' - - PE WANTS' j, THOSE •-• - I. I_I , .. 1-,41_ _qC4)9__ ~_ , I-) o_ - Your \ ,, / .- .11 ~ rTj. '.1 1-1 AROUND "' ( '-z.. ' 1pg RACING Return To Peyton Place (6) The Flinistones (s) One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (44) Buhlwinkle IWOy () Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (s) What's My Lane' (9) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Baifle (6) The $10000 Mori Walker - LOOK _Z), ,\. - ~, i ,I 1i.1 1I JJ' F1OLD IT., ! It ,a I,. Collector. A spring weddiag is 11.1. Ferkins Men's Wear 704 £ Firi St ,, 4. - __,<,, \'ftL . News • cv . AND (9) General Hospital - 1 1.00 (9) Bozo's Big Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kanqeroo _ - The Price Is Right (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) SIJPFIDAD AT: 2410 _________________ SON 01 ILU8IIk AT: 4-8 \4j cI9EY ,,q' (6) CBS Morning LLt - __ Almanac 7 A 1.l FIWALLV GOT IT ri '.'\ \ If. -, -a 1-29 JUST THE WAY i,easS IT a //___ RENTALS C ( I.4E Almanac Sunshine (6) 'ì _ Federal of Seminole. Her fiance I Seminole County 'Ira, Men's Formal Wear 0 \4 I 1490W . i\ -.- -- ~ f~ ; ~l~ (_, I The bride-elect is assistant I'J sice president, savings, at First _i - - -',• - " marriage of her daughter, Barbara Flynt, to G. Troy Ray Jr.,son of Mr.and Mrs G. 'I roy UtI) Sr of Sanford 1 0 C ______ C , 411111111111111111i, 0 , Ir The Flyinq Nun (6) Sunrise Semester 6:45 (2) Sunshine Chic Young [___-' I*-I'I'LIcs F,31V) ( rcr ' Mrs. Hazel Flynt, 207 W. 18th St, Sanford, is announcing the engagement and forthcoming At S FUNITURE : SALES ' - - - WEDNESDAY I M NOT; &JT MY HU5BANE 13. • - - 630 (2) . y I1 . ' (6) ___________ _____ ____________ Programming (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (7) Tonight Show (9) Wide Word Of Entertainment (44) Movie 17:00 (6) Movie 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie (44) News - CHURCH ALSO (13) Local (9) News .fHAjO I -. 1q Mrs. Phillips Is also a member of the Gold Star 4 Mothers Club in Newell. They have six grandchildren. - - ' 11:00 (2) News (6) News OVE. TO TI4E West Virginia. ! - irr I TO (24) Black Images CONFESSIONS degree Mason. Both still retain their memberships in t heir lodges In \lrsEveryone else computation (enter when the l)lBar) Bernice Koppcnaal She. even n takes the snlmi'sfrrs Garden (lob was hocto s to the (,t,i ,dx ll \ a Ha. r, Mr (Lar,t iii tlk tie Iii it ,iritl ph) Sit Ian md Iihhrir I (.4)111), .\lrs Elizabeth Brown STERCHI FURNITURE often applies our best tnedicil Mrs Martha Newell and Mrs , airs John Ilas Ion k pm 100 French Avenue painkiller n iturly, a kiss to her Mt l.iui' I director of District I. Florida Georgia Easy forms 372-79S3 I'esteration of Garden Clubs, la help her send kit' "Behavior rests for TCVn wtt be the guest speaker at the the I gers enclosing a lung nextregular meeting ' E Deflary Gartlen Club on Feb, 1. ! 10 PIt )e If") P lIt tents. so aaldo'r hildren .ini ( 'IIIti)Uflits (a itt I I t.-S-4-11 tt, Iler subject will be *Clistoll, (Al%a)s 4ritt- Iij Dr, Crane in Wul Flowers of l8th Century . fart of this Ilevk1paper. en- Williatimburg." - : ' & November X'%IE GOT -. -- 0 - Nol Ill ____ ______________________________________ ND HEAR ' , _______ ______ _____ 000 06) lte became a member of the Deltona Shrine Club. the 111102 Club, Bahia Temple of Orlando, the A,A.WI'. and he is a president, . . - GOT i4i ,, I - L--= The &uiding .kurr;d, __ R. P/i i l l ip s Feted 4 Bv . FANNE-M.EDWARDS Herald Correspondent --.-- ... _____ by Bob Thaves SE CRET _ litts. ~11`he -stzirs impel. they do not compel," %%at you mie of ____ .. house up nuJIletar% _____ f.i ___________________ __________ _______________ - - # 1% ______ ! THAT RMIND$ 50th (9) Happy Days (24) 8111 Moyers (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2) Movie (6) Hawaii FiveO (9) Movies 9:00 (2) The Magician (24) Orange Co. School Board (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Shaft (13) Movie 10:00 (2) Police Story (9) Marcus Welby 10:30 (13) Days Of ____ _____ -. ' f4 _______ 1 ' . ' I J - go The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World 8:00 (2) 1') (6) Maude = J' (6) Adam FRANK AND ERNEST .'---- . - _____ C _____________________________ - . 16 parents, Flannery beams spade contract rj flt,ji I fPjd _ - . your ________ C'j.: IPP ________ ' / ' 'J -q' ________ wife's hectic working place! Suppose you had Irene's 5 %oungsters romping all day in your present spic and span office! C - ~71 _____ _______ Dragnet ) Andy Griffith (9) Truth & Consequences (13) Movie (24) Man And Environment 1 I 4 . Fast Ilverpool, Ohio. They were iiiiirried on Jan. .10, 1924, DELTONA - lr. and Mrs. by Rev. Donald Hamilton of the DEAR POLLY - I think April ,J. will find that the law Ernest H. Phillips of 840 First Methodist Church in New says anyone who interferes with the welfare of the entire e..umuerianu, W. v. iney neighborhood (for example, a pond that Is not -,leaned and It, too, would resemble the Horizon St.. Dellona, will made their home in Newell, W. has an offensive odor or shooting fireworks in the street or shambles left after a celebrate their 50th wedding Va. operating an illegal stitli constitutes a public nuisance. She anniversary on Jan, 30. hurricane! and her neighbors could seek a public iniunction or court to the fact that Mrs. The Phillips are of And meanwhile you'd be a order them. If it only interferes with enjoyment Phillips is hospitalized in three children. Ernest j of your private property - ou might find the saniiatioi laws nervous wreck. are being broken. Talk to an official in your community. Furthermore, your prim Titusville, they will not be able Phillips, who was killed MRS. H. J. secretary would probably to celebrate at their home in action during WW II: DEAR I'ULLV - I live ifl •1n older home'. When washing Doltona. i Mrs. J. Thornberry of resign windows I 101(1 a rliiit d .1lieu It t i me' get ii rig t he' tipper 1011 ff Open House for the couple Titusville; and Mary Lou Mrs the usual mother has the a window all the wa down without having it jam or stick. i varied and yet the most was held at the home of their Norman 1).) Jividen, now found that Lw bringing the upper halt partially down and demanding job in our entire daughter and her husband, Mr. residing in Orange, Calif, then squeezing a libtral amount of petroleum jell.,. hand and Mrs. J. l'tiornberry, care lotion into the side tracks and ropes makes the window Mr. and Mr-s. Phillips moved American society. Work freely. This prevents further jamming and sticking 4400 Swift Ave., Titusville on to 1)eltona upon his retirement and t he re is less wear on the ropes. - [)Elft)RAII. . from 1:30 to 6 p.m, in December of 964. They She operates an unofficial Jfl' DEAR PO LL\ I keen about a din'n small ucbble in a UI.,., • n,... .u,_, -joined tne r irsi enrisiian pie-nursery wnere kiddies " 114 aiv tuaI a. -iIII.v kitchen d jar in themIcleaning insides of Phillips will be at the home of Church of Deltona, became aren't even toilet trained. small and vasc. Addzi tUlle water and soap and shake' Meanwhile, she must be a her daughter. active in such clubs as the Civic it until all trace's of dirt .ir" gone. - itttiu that 'Mrs. Phillips i chef, preparing meals the fanner ,ssoctatlon, the Deltona Star .r. 1.1 I '., ,,rO),,vqsI. a ,, .I Cub V11 N tT 3 fl 0 ( ..rd th, hifld,u.0 i a dance in Club. a .swnky steak dinner w hen Ernest Phillips (Liddy home _________________________________________-----As a chauffeur, she may take tutu tili iui (1111$ c, d .. n the Nursery School toddlers in ' ' hit' n'inor it .ill " that the car, as well as transport / Iii I) 's Nm II, high iiil.. are iii ttit Girl and Boy Scout members to Hill liSt tt: U ) their Troop Mettings I' t presidents o.f the. dub lg1'II( I Nit H'S II (WPF ItS As an incidental. she .wrves # 8 ." will be honored at a silver tea ;Ivarl , -41 1111jr III) lfl(-.S will he Garden Club Program 4,. as the buyer for clothing, shoes a cisul rontf'ai't. Tlii',-e , ' that afternoon From 3:30 to 4:30 flEtT FSsT '.I:ini ,und lift nt'o'il oi iiilIv' and groceries for the whole l)EnAHY-At a special P.M. All members and their £ iu i sti,illv S.aiith hits tb' spadi' family. board iiieetin of the I)ellarv guests are invited to attend. W . . . V v Iii i zatiit As a side line, she functions Garden Club, Mrs James as laundress and searnstress, Wallin Of 05teen, viceDE!SSERT CARD I'AlITY 4 rl.N 1-2 1111'. .,padv Contract Plus telephone operator for sot in wtit't'ls in SiiitIi wiii hit' di'i was elected to fill the 6 I-, 4 J.i 1, 1111111d lead. dr.j\%, 11111111)'. calls re lilt- PTA, Scouts. iii1expired tern) of [lie DEBARY-The annual V ga".. ;ihts'r Iio'ai'ts and make, Sunday School and often her president, Mrs. Gurvice dessert card party sponsored 4 1.42 ~ 61111\ 11111- sInve he Intist wm- husband's business rnessages. I laniniond, who resigned due to by the Wonwn's Auxiliary to 4,1. ,4.1 his laisi ti'mnp lit rail iwo' oil She is supposed to carry on ill tiiilth, the American Legion Post No. Jill itl IhI '' diiinniis s .ii I hi it " the orresponokno t to her folks 159 will be held on Feb 8 at 1 , 14-1 \,irlh V.i%i Suul h I .W5. Wallin has been .a and also her in-laws. plus I' 1£ so ii tHe I ii) r ii! I ha club liar- in ins u unit, i a ute r F ibla intl do -r all n out Christmas stiti Ii • u ii I avetings. etc. )ears and has been ex- prizes will be awarde,d. I lit 64. 1.1- ached .11 11%1.1. I ".111fir 14-all i (111alli'l off Illv 1.1fill.., In :1 , Often she keeps the financial "ePtl0lallY ilctive. .Site was Chairman of the event i0irs. . "tFnng duplicate' game'. i _. records and must furnish all chairman of the recent 1)Lstrlct Dorothea Marvel. Assisting her against 6HOROSCOFE your beck and call, with your £' - 11 (•)'L, 1. IA '.l not go through. smudged price markings thus causing pos.si- often make mistakes which are difficult to reconcile alter one has gotten home. Then then' art' thIIM' carts in the park' , ioo,000. - s..iub in ijvietio were Mrs. Katherine McKennev, Province Il, second vice president and Mrs. Lee Govreau, Province III, Mothers' Club president. Hogan's Heroes (13) News (24) Garden S ho w (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Sale Of The by Crooks & Lawrence P HA' IT'rE, ME,LAAIp V MRrLIrF ( YOU COULD ('NT 'tTEJCE,I5E (MEM) TlLL. f1Aj7 THAT 4PyCALE B'PiGi.. (NA.u4)! a T 05E .1 AILA THAT rVUD JU'T GOOD rUM. / FOiL'e /ST -OF COuRE ,,4 T4EF I04'/óIftJAL ( 0F GURE , Light (9) Newlywed Game Lcn'ury CL)PrIPP AJ? I EP4LAc3EP IPJt0&4E (hJ'le 5PIRITEP my Problems? You'll teel better II you get it off your chest, For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 65700, LA.. Truth ------ CAPTAIN EASY ___________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ your 1:00 (2) To Tell The - their Dads, PLEASE develop a ble errors at the checkout counter and "specials" that are little more empathy for seldom wanted and used. Finally we get 10 tt checkout counter. After rushing with wives. my shopping all haste is wasted as I wait and wait. Long Don't try to compare your lines of shoppers with piled up carts back up with only a few neat offices, w he re a dutiful stalls open. This causes the clerks to work so quickly they secretory always has things at lND&ESrkN RLMEtYy' 6 '--i (6) EVENING OLUCAOUS I 'r I is ) 1 and span houses of childless some of us like, cartons stacked in the aisles so the cart will IVAgg (9) happy home! The prim and proper, spic child's viewpoint. Hades, to their thinking. Is a , -Ah- - - prime TUESDAY - . Ernesta levision - , 8:30-10 NBC, NBC Tuesday Mystery Movie, "The Snoop Sisters: Fear is a Free Throw," Those perky elderly ladies, (Helen Hayes) and Gwen (MildredNatwick)Snoop are on the investigative trail again, this time to absolve themselves of a possible murder charge. They become sus pec ts after Gwen gives a basketball player an antacid pill and be cites shortly before in the Middle." Chris George is they're all supposed to be starred as a conscienceon a talk show. Steve stricken policeman who decides Allen plays the Wk-show host to go straight and turn in a top - type casting. Walter Pidgeon bookie from whom he 's been and Maurice Evans are in guest taking hush money for years. roles, too, creating a grand 90 Only problem is that by so doing minutes of nostalgia with he places both the lives of his Pidgeon, Evans, Hayes and wife and son in jeopardy. Natwlck. 8:30-10 ABC, Tuesday Movie Of The Week, "The Girl Who ,(,' W. 0* Caine Gift-Wrapped." What do WTRR Presents you give the man who has everything, including success This 2:30 (magazine publisher), popu-LArgatrst £ larity, his freedom tts tinsn t.cr 8:00 married and varied ro'nance? How about a potential mate, ________ gift-wrapped? It turns out to be EL pretty little Karen Valentine, a small-town girl looking for a . big-city career whose lack of f, I - 1:30 And 11:05 funds convinces her to go along with the gag gift. Her winning "GINGER" personality overwhelms the At9:os confirmed bachelor, played by DUSTIN HOFFMAN Richard Long. \,TRAWDOGS" _______ / 10-11 NBC,Police Story, "Cop Te Ja\ \ - the pair. * ** \" k rt)tUClOu5 \\\ sc'wx4Ls - Ml'XSY I1AItAI)ISl,: the ne " k - ___________________________ early fight by unions to gain a foothold of t ence on the labor scene, 8:30-9:30 CBS, Hawaii Five0, "Murder With a Golden Touch." McGarrett plays the confidence game to nail a pair of con artists trying to illegally make off with $1 million in s',uiken treasure off Oahu, A murder results when a private investigator gets in the way of - - Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1974-91\ Time Previews by lleimdahl & Stoffcl Photo by Liz Mathieux) i Herald r But )'ow' kiddies would soon vote to return to jolly, rollicking atmosphere of your messy home. Paradise , O BUGS BUNNY - . • . i ,_________________________ 1 's ' s', I.I'' .'II..IA,'tt, -- (,-,O .~, if, I _~ J-,-___-1 . .0 I E CI&O''.., W., - I . /fj- I - L ) rrs 1E 1 11-8:30 ABC, Happy Days, "RichIe's Cup Runneth Over." Dad's consent permits Richie to attend his first bachelor party, and he gets more than he expected. That includes a lift home by Verna La Verne, the exotic dancer who pops out of the cake at the raunchy party for Potie's cousin, a marine named Arnold who is the happy bridegroom, 8-9 PBS, Bill Moyers' nat, "Harry Bridges," Harry Bridges, powerful West Coast labor leader (president of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, often accused of being a Cornmunist sympathizer, is seen in a rare interview - more of a conversation with Moyers. Enormously interesting as he re fl ec ts on his union carter, dating back to the turbulent Jour- -.1i ',. - , , , d " I I I_ ( <__ (.'I E - __X -___..~ -__. - ---. - ---.n 1~u '~ F ____ '' - 1 __ or " COLD, MAN, 4.1 . - : BECAUSE, IT S (VH NOT pi4 . For I (eel that I am failing, both as a mother and it wife, since when I retern home straight-jacketed environment where they fear to touch things or leave toys scattered shelves - -. i of the tOne. "It is so discouraging to visit the homes of other couples where everythi ng IS im. ,I 41 . --. . \_..___.i _____________ ________________________________________________________ own -I .,.. the children ________________ ________________ EAlt POLLY - I would like to know how to Lk] arms on a velvet upholstered chair safely. - MM. ' ., It . .. •. Mothers, Like heart' For a messy home where t-liildrenareinvolved ,is usually Shopper picks at DEAR PULLY homes aed other health agencies need volunteers. H R. S. V. P. Isn't listed in your phone book. write to ACTION: re Connecticut As., NW., Washington. H. C. ZOUS. h. . .. "My husband often grows !eave irate because their toys and playthings scattered around. "Oh, I try to get them to pick possessions and clean up III) their rooms, but they morit't EMOM - F 3! (aflC. needed. ... a mess! i INNOCENT: h,ie cxperknce, time, talent or skills to volunteer, but do nut know if they are where the) are needed or whom Ito contact to find out. Libraries, schools, hospitals, nursing . .11 . - 1~ I . % 0 kf I( b. . l . from 5 t 13. -And our house usually looks O rM POLLY'S POINTERS C" VIC women i 1 . ",Idv~'A 'Ii / *(/~' or CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 4 -' - .jj house may look as II a hurricane had struck it. NMHM "Dr. Crane, what can I do to spic and Keep nd 5pafl without buying CONFIDENTIAL TO "62 AND NOWhERE TO GO": Thr Retired Senior Volunteer Program lit. S. V. P.) acts s a nationwide referral ser'ice to men and %ho I aged ----------- % - Li7 UII7 .uI. tore Imagined J.. . _____________ - my m an : I / ' p - maculate. should I first noticed it in the department store where 1 shop ruularly. The minute I enter, a buzzer goes oft, and the detectives appear and start atching me. Also. I at me suspiciously, so I don't notice the salespeople dare even handle any merchandise. I went to the dimc store and noticed the same thing happened there, so I called for the manager and asked him why ,1 was bei ng watched If,- very sarcastically said sasn I, 1)01 it I I1ICI a cicar ifl-ftflI.'1 i nau numtn Cr; sttat I worry about 1 left immediately It's entirely possible that ou are DEAR Cr1 being harassed, but that your Imagination is working user-time. It you haven't discussed this with your doctor, harassment is as damaging as %OU should, An CASE 2-538: Irene 15, is quite upset. .. ? • iiit I .1. II - -'I ' their Would that some compassionate, benevolent God would take hdy and acc'pt 50u1 cf man on the (!ay h v1unretires a4 is arbitrarily retired I rnn his sork, rind soon becomes,,. USELESS SEVENTY ' -' __ L y" ,._ . uoveuiuui-i.m, ranging wages ERE DEAR ABBY.- You asked to heat from senir citizens; _ "Dr. Crane," she NEON NOMMMIN I merely a starter. So realize that a happy home for children IIU') . a " mess one. a .......a..,.a W.uuuIu NEW REEMEM, Nl. L)E.lt FOOL: Unless you have something In sriIing, an'( prose that Motorhead oses you an)thing. Call it the "tuition" you paid for your education and Ir) to learn From it. Sory. soil __ , list below would he U 45 %ndrr - In ni typifies millions of ssis es so heed her conFession. 11 )OU husbands were to make a :i0b , , 4lIjr(kn.;r; tiunlr 4 out IJflI I 7 After i Fir __ -.W P fl441 FALLEN 1PiE' 44000W , ,~ I . . 4jlie~oke.& ~ (It(li'I Ln4 %at LRL') \ Fitiirp. sn I 11 " j - II.jtwr r'up .'fi Drone bet- l)E:I( -\RB\ I Fell in love with a guy iii can 1otor . All he hived was his car. lie lost his h and I tinuetj ma ing his car pa yments. Ialso paid some other hill 1 1.4 WI IHIII, dIIU VII dItI UUI. some (DUJ1I) flV OWC() friends told me I was crazy. but I was stubborn and wouldn't listen. Motorhead got a )ob, and now tl'at he is working he is going with another girl and people say he is going to marry her. I feel like a tool but what can I do" lInv' can I get my mcney back without my parents knowing? I don't want to co to court :inrl I don't IIIVI a ny kind "I.,,,.. ii it from this guy. A FOOL nn. . ? Inellm tu.iI iF rulu n rrd htad ,..• fly GEORGE W. CRANE, Itornin urtun Selfw 74 Sy Cbu Ti.N. V. Nvi 5vd.. W E MWAM~ ~ 4AndG:Nothr C 1; Highlights - -. ILL IET HE ,,i' - P 18 at ,Wt~~ __ P ID , _. The Sanford Herald by Dove Grauc - . -. ........................ I I '.". - (9) Let's Make A Deal 200 (2) Days Of Our lives OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL9 P.M. FR1.& SAT, TIL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) Sanford �-F- -, ow am um Gl , - - - . _j The Sanford Herald National 9W S?Wt S%W Sw 'a= son Vwpw gmvwf aw pwT - tJt1 t?.Af a afli UNN MW __ S%W um S?Aff um Sm" um Sam am Puff am UQUAW G eorge Stuart' sJanuary Clearance SaIç um saw a C um MW Final mark down - thousands of desks, chairs, filing cabinets that have been unpacked on the floor. Many brand new - some floor samples. If they have been unpacked or if they were on hand on January 1, swn (M Sr4ff um ZM I UoNw 7 AIM11 th"a""r__ Uzg U11 RoyaI 4 - CULAT0R_ __ Typewriter WAU SXW - . .ni.. tmmw ctew,. '. A. 4 I By lH1. ASSOCIATED PRESS Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, the nation's sixth largest, said Monday its earnings rose from $374.7 million in 1972 to 1511 million last year, or a 35 per cent Jump. Fourth quarter profits rose 53 per cent. Two smaller (inns — Murphy Oil Corp of El Dorado, Ark., and Skelly Oil Co. of Tulsa - also reported increased profits. — 0 — am am wt S - fm GM aw I \NSIN( ; , Moh - Al' -- An (ctCflIVe cX)tiori of Oldsmobile and Fisher Body plants in Lansing has been suspended because of the sagging car market, General Motors Corp. says. The expansions would have added nearly 1.4 million square feet of floor space at the two plants and would have doubled Oldsmobile production capacity. The plans were announced In December 1972, with completion scheduled for the spring of 197C. Oldsmobile sales slumped to 15,400 cars in the first 20 days of the month, less than half the 33,600 autos the division sold during the same period last year. Pay Raises In Store GWA saw MW AW am am am GM SIM Sr" U" 4 m uoi _ VA" sm Qw UZI sm , DRAWERUW2 CM PAW um V;MT "I saw am S%W Ow MAI( sm GM sm CABINETS Gas Rationing Coupons GM Equipped with lock, locking top two drawers IS" Space.SaverDepth Regular $57.35, Special This Week - $3859 ii. UWj UW am am sm sm am am Gm sm U I - - .(-;- - sm I GM - GM VW 11" kwof tun ---• um iv &M Slow u'z sa l UWA SOW um Saw '°' MW Tr r .- um saw um ST" V= SWI um PAW ---- ----- 1 -I - 1 • ---- * .: :' CMIV SI - W01162 ow mu Saw um VOW :1 elm VM — rriicj. 45- Am sow LM I GM tM 24" Standard Depth Regular $63.10, Special This Week sm - o ' t%Cfl LE4 T%J ( t 00 MW MI___,wtaia. f.-. n K new_1ew ow wsmismosa..nw. Oman zm* , n -. swum for 4lvery greater Orlando, Out of towTh orders shipped MR. BUSINESSMAN.* ".4 VW1 1. THESE- PRICES YOU CAN AFFO11D TO PUT A CALCULA_ Tim AW TOR OR ADDING MACHINE ON EVERY CLERICAL DESK. EVEN SMALL INSTITUTIONS CAN BUY THEM BY THE GM tun rs.n DOZEN. YOU DON'T HAVE TO SPEUD 4 TO 0 TIME& THESE PRICES TO GET A DECENT MACtNE OF A NA. TIONAL BRAND FROM A GOOD, LOCAL REPRESENTA. TIVE. ________l P4th.. - - - - - - Ila googol -. i33 East Robinson - Downtown Orlando - - - -- - - - - - .: - ___________________ ;— ..i SUN • (W( SZ . , -• '- - I SI2% I • •I _____ i riuutw Monday thru Friday • , , . , CCCK Will! '• . S. bible Espanol World News Briefs Phnom Penh Fighting Bogs PUNOM PEN1I. Cambodia i AI — Fighting slowed today on Phnom Perth's southern front as bogged-down government task Forces waited for artillery and air strikes to take effect. Government infantry and armor failed Monday to clear an area about seven miles southwest of Phnom Penh, and field reports said 30 government s4ldiers were killed. Meanwhile, 350 Buddhist monks said they were starting a hunger strike to protest the "immeasurable sufferings" of innocent people due to the war. NICOSIA, Cyprus t All) -- President Makarios has pro. claimed amnesty for imprisoned members of Gen. (;(rge (1rivas' underground in honor of the 75-year-4,1d uerrilla leader who died on Sunday. EOKA. (',rivas' guerrilla organization, said in a letter to :wspapers that it would suspend its terrorist campaitn to overthrow Makarios "to gain time for the necessary aim needed for a responsible, positive and patriotic handling of our national cause." Grivas, military hero of the guertilla war for in. dependence from Britain in the late 1950s, launched a new -n :'rrilla ;inipain against Makarins in 1971 because the ircsideflt had turned his back on their former anti of tmwsis, the union of Cyprus with Greece Bathe Together, Save Fuel wwww slowlaw Two Fm Storeside PoWng tms çj 1 •, ' . ••'- UMS11W um MW MW AW STOCK UP NW! Wou saw um SIM wo SIM . I,, -) IN . I I All . • nm irti a r u n - i s TA K E!" Or F (Jill ' \!LrcT' çTI •. TflL?PQ ,I45-1 1) Ifl traditional irauhionas anizome, a brush_ art used to form alphabet characters, line up in to Tokyo School. Students try to show "good friendship 'on posters made of rice paper. Captured In Fighting To Free III American Chinese TOKYO(All) China says South Vietnamese in the battle China Sea and overran South lease had been received. He were even anticipated and was killed. 43 were wounded and 116 the American captured nine Jan. 19-20 and they would be Vietnamese units that had been added that if the Hsinhua report put ashore on one of the islands were missing. The Paracels are a chain of days ago in the battle for the rcleased 'in hatches." But it put ashore on the disputed is correct, "we certainly are as a safety measure when islands. shooting broke out between barren coal reefs about 250 l'aracel Islands Is ill and will be gave no timetable. gratified by the news." South Victnnmece and Ch1nee miles east of the Vietnames.' released on Thursday at the The renort vnve no dtiIc of It was assumed that the The U. S. Embassy in Saigon vessels, coast and about 17$ miles Hong Kong border. Kosh's condition United States government, act- said Kosh, a bachelor and a southeast of the Chinese island lislnhua, the official Chinese The State Department said trig through the U. S. 1.1 aison captain in the Special Forces The South Vietnamese said of Hainan. Undersea oil depos, news agency, said five sick or earlier that Kosh, a civilian Dc- Office in Peking, had asked the (luring the Vietnam war, was i they had about 60 troops on its are believed to be in the wounded South Vietnamese fense Department ernploye, Chinese government for Kosh's regional liaison officer to the three islands when the Chinese area, and the islands are would also be handed over with was on a routine trip with a release. Vietnamese armed forces and overran (hem and that a Viet- claimed by both South Vietnam Gerald Emil Kosh, 27, of Lafa- Vietnamese patrol boat when A State Department spokes- was stationed in Da Nang. namese patrol boat was sunk in and China. But China's claim yette 11111, Pa. The report said Chinese forces moved into the man said Monday night that no The embassy said he went to the battle. The command said was recognized by the World Chinese forces captured 48 coral archipelago in the South formal notification of the re- the ParaceLs before hostilities 18 South Vietnamese were War II peace treaty with Japan. - - Brezhnev Talk fiflichman AsksNixon Set In Havana For Defense Crsis Tied To avy I s Fleet MIAMI m AP—Russian ('urn. Alexem Kosygin spent five (lays 11)5 ANGEI.ES ( All) Lawmnunlst Party boss Leonid on the Caribbean island in late ers for former White House WASHINGTON i All) The gressional cor;uniUevs in corn- keep trying on Capitol liii]. Brezhnev gets his first chance 1971. adviser John D. Ehrlichman to address the Cuban nation at a Havana radio, monitored in plan to seek a subpoena today Navy is preparing to use the ing months that naval power is where a new session has just massive outdoor rally in ha- Miami, declared upon his amy- requiring President Nixon to energy crisis as ammunition in vital in keeping open the tanker started. Top defense officials agree vans today. al that this was "the most en- testify at a court hearing Feb. its campaign for a bigger fl eet. routes from the Middle East Senior admirals will tell con. and other oil producing regions. the fleet needs to bc larger, but Brezhnev, who received a tu- thusiastic and significant , the Los Angeles Times says. they are unlikely to go as far as mnultous greeting on his arrival reception ever accorded a . Awn. Elmo B. umwalt Jr., e Navy would like. th in the Cu ban capita l late Mon. v s t i ng dignitary. The Times quoted attorney chief of naval operations. day, is expected to express his Shou ts of "Viva Cuba, Visa Douglas Dalton as saying In the past (he )ears, the sounded the keynote recently country's solidarity with the Brezhnev" engulf ed the Bus- court order would be sought has shrunk from 976 ships w hen he warned that the seas Cuban regime of Prime Minis- sian as he stepped from his II- from Los Angeles County Supe. could become "our weak link" to 511 asoldet vessels were laid ter Fidel Castro In ceremonies yushin-2 jetliner at Havana's nor Judge Gordon Ringer without adequate eq naval power up to devote more money to S I in Havana's Pb" la Rn"- Jnti \' International .t,r_ because "we will be increasmoderni za ti on . Dalton told the Times a dcciport a(tcr the 14-hour flight Ieflt8gOO leaders say they inglv dependent on the seas to siori w a s made to subpoena the The 67-year-old Brezhnev, ac- from Moscow. in our oil and other crib-plan to build up the fleet to la-i companied by Foreign Minister Brezhnev had huge bear hugs President after White House atSPACE CENTER, H ouston cal about 550-600 ships, but tb' resources" Andrei Gromyko and a coterie for Castro, President Os valdo torney James St. Clair rejected t AP When the Skylab 3 asgreat and rising coat of ship. of economic and political spe. Dorticos, Armed Forces Minis. a request to have Nixon appear tronauts depart their orbiting Zumwalt's remarks came at building will keep the United cialists, Is expected to spend ter Raul Castro and veteran voluntarily, borne next week, they'll leave a special hearing arranged with States from ever having a fleet most of the week in conferences Cuban Communist leaders Carbehind a "time capsule" that the cooperation of a friendly as big as it once did. with Castro and his aides. If los Rafael Rodriguez, Bias Ehrltchman and codefen- may be retrieved by future house Armed Services subcomeverything goes according to Roca and Juan Marinello. d.ants G. Gordon Liddy and spacemen. niittee In Norfolk, Va., home of schedule, he will devote much Following a 21-gun salute and David B. Young Jr. are charged On Monday, mission control the Atlantic Fleet. time to mingling with the other airport welcoming cere- with conspiracy and burglary tn radioed the astronauts a list of To the Navy's disE, masses while ngaging in a monies i3rezhne% rode 10 miles the Labor Da> 1971 break In at 30 thins to hi. placed in a bai ippointmutni the hearing math round of ceremonial functions in an open limousine, flanked the Beverly hills offices of Dr. and left in a convenient spot in- no impact outside the Norfolk in Havana and the provinces, by the prime minister and the Lewis Fielding. Fielding is a side the laboratory, area, but the Navy is certain to It is Brezhnev's first trip to president, into downtown Ha. psychiatrist whose patients inj!:it, Gerald P. Carr, William B. Cuba and the first by a top vana. Cheering, flag-waving eluded Pentagon papers figure Pogue and Edward G. Gibson Kremlin leader since Premier throngs lined most of the route, Daniel Ellsberg. today were In the 75th day of their 84-day mission, heading for a Feb 8 return to earth - - - • - .. - un Astrona ufs ToLeave • i i • Z rf - - Cyprus Declares Amnesty __ um WASHINGTON tAPi - The presses are rolling at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to produce 1.6 billion gasoline rationing coupons. The work started Friday and continues around the clock so that the coupons will be ready by March 1 if needed. Printing of the coupons was ordered by federal energy chief William E. Simon who wants them ready on a standby basis in case rationing is needed in the current tnargv crisis. Wou Wad ROW S%W - .• am puff b WASHINGTON AP - Pay raises of 7 per cent that exceed Cost of Living Council guidelines are in store for high-level public servants under President Nixon's fiscal 1975 budget proposal. Once formally proposed, the pay raises for congressmen, Cabinet members and top-level Federal administrators are likely to begin in March, with additional increments in 1975 and 1976. The only action that could stop Nixon's intent Is a negative vote by Congress within 30 days after the proposal reaches Capitol 11111. Nixon's budget proposal Is scheduled to be sent to Congress Monday. The salary irw:reases would be the first of their kind since 1969. (AWj STAN CAW um I Auto Plant Expansion Out iA=OW VA1f am 1109 "'4 Police gave this account of the shooting spree: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Police launched a of Tins Smith, 32, the first victim, was gunned manhunt today for two gunmen suspected killing four persons and serl9usly wounding down on the sidewalk in a commercial neighanother in a two-hour spree of street shootings. borhxsi. Ten minutes later and about (our blocks In each case, police said, the gunman walked away, Vincent Aollin, 69, also was shot down on up to his victim - apparently chosen at random the sidewalk. Both victims were killed. At 9.15 p.m., about a mile away, bar patrons — and fired at near point-blank range. heard shots and ran outside to discover John shootings of the city, but police believe they were related. R.amhic, about 70, dead on the street. About 35 minutes later, Jane Holly, 50, was They said all the victims were shot with 32Fatally gunned down in a laundromat, about caliber automatic weapons. Chief Inspector Charles Barca said the search three miles from the Bambic shooting. Witnesses would "be about the biggest manhunt In the told police they saw a black Cadillac with two men inside speed away from the building. history of San Francisco." Authorities said they had no motive for the Ilie final shooting took place a mile from the laundromat. Roxanne McMillan, 23, had walked shootings. "ney Just seem I..- be senseless killings on the outside her home to get some clothes from her car when the gunman approached her and said, street," said police IA. Charles Ellis. Ili, howya doing?" -lh," she said, and the gunnan fired two shots Police in Emeryville, in the east San Francisco Bay area were investigating what they said Into her chest Mrs McMillan underwent could be a related, nonfatal shooting that or surgery at San Francisco General Hospital where she was reported in serlou3 but stable cured early this morning, Ellis said the killings Monday night were condition. Doctors i,aid a bullet may have struck similar to five shootings last month in which her spine. In E'rvville, police said two black n mirco persons were killed and two others driving a dark Cadillac polled up xitcmyide i wounded over a span of several days In case, last month and now, the victims were White male hitchhiker at a freeway on-ramp and white, the assailants black and the weapons of fired three shots from a .32-caliber weapon, hitting the man once in the stomach .32-caliber. The unidentified victim was reported In stable Barca said there was sufficient time between the shootings for one vehicle to have gotten condition at Providence Hospital In nearby Oakland. between all five locations. S 's UW SAW am __o -' • ' J -, Ivwm u um 11" / 1*MC sksfeskiLt.n..s,g We .ej,d. if ts,s Ia iii fiq ewdá. hMd .sdsh A/C. $1Ofl5.W.paid $74 QIKbfet*uiiachsnMd 11T C 14SS bit?vy. Kib,adl iEvWiid fti - is a *ztth,t.. bvy ta,ae 'v tI* b,di. We ta., $5195t $I1I.Lasttina sn.ft at a f" I,ft-baM g (kCl tiI I3U. d. liW snd ua few fleer sa.Øei at 13i9S—$OsdiaiwipaádIerth Mii ácc t*Itirs - psrtah hes ewd,ts urI..4 hew C5iJ5 $9S. Used ee u— as s&eehfi. Pvy UI— wry bsw twep4t.rtss (k*fl*iI MR am 7; Skmdard Oil Profits 6M SrAK um am GIN . ki L vc1 - - Nthon31jldvIItUdit $11995 Abrandn,w$4u1r$ root machine- m,nufsctur,d and gu.r.ntiid by um Mw R,mgton Rand. B at $195 Jinua Csrancs uu puff 9W sun 1,uthan4OlittINo mom at this pflCIl t"W Saw . GA umm " ff u S=ff t vO"M .REMINGTON ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR WITH INSTANT SUURE ROOT • - 4' -- (1\ WASHINGTON (AP) - Ulgtdevel public servants will be getting pay raises of 7 per cent. 'The raises, which exceed Cost of Living Council guidelines, are proposed in President Nixon's fiscal 1975 budget proposal. Once formally proposed, the pay raises for congressnicn, Cabinet members and top-level federal administrators are likely to begin in March, with additional increments in 1975 and 1976. 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Stuart Sr. ilk News Briefs AVSam LM _ CWVW sm SW (iz am VOW -------- • -------r- - - - --:-- -------- - - --- -•"-'-'-- - r LONIX)N AP — Suburban housewife Ida Jones Has stirred up a controversy with her suggestion that couples share their baths to help save fuel. Site called two (TorLservatIve mnemnoers of the house of Commons who said they were shocked at her idea "a pair of fuddy.duddies." "I'd like to get them in a bath with in(." she said. "1d vt' them tinder" Mrs. Jones, who lives in the lAindon suburb of East Molesey, won 10 pounds - about $22 - in a fuel conservation contest held by the national gas board. Her slogan: Put a bit of romance into your bath by sharing the water." Lebanese - - Banks Do Ar - My TF I- Ak IY BRISSON FUNERAL HOME '\\ h*mi rIie \liiLir Deaths BigBusiness 1",reign banks are scrambling ii,to the 11v rut banking scene to cct some of the new wealth ing into \rab coffers is a result of oil price hikes the Arabs take on the crude oitl they se ll the big Western o-omnpanles has jumped more than 400 per cent in the r front 1155 barrel to 1 1 he Arab oil states are cxbillion ;*'cte(l to tarn about dollars this year, and much of the money eventually will be chunr1led through Beirut. At least live major foreign thinks bought controlling shares In lebanese banks in the past scar, and at least seven others -ire shopping. The newcomers in the past year rncude the Bank of Amer. American Fidelity and i'.'mmcal of New York 1u present, 42 of the 75 ctvr- tert'd banks here are controlled or owned by foreign interests. Nliss Norine N1. Norwood. 1-4 (if 416 S. Orange Ave. Sanford, died Nlonday night. Bom in E.astland, Tex.. she resident of Seminole County for the past 47 Nears. She was emp loyed t tlie Seminole County Clerks Office as was I - 'c ' ' ,1.tStt '.,\ £ '7t - '& — - ;_ - • • I - 1L I . I - - ' " - - - • • •• " - r :________._ Funeral Notice - - ., W ATCHDOG 'ciii 14j i I a t'"'I'll ills II ''1) f'at>inti THIS LIII' l, II'J 5. guaranteed ( (t'01fl s now , - k erdum, (.anada, home. Ile' s sure to stay as lasts, for sure. ' 11 )R 'I'01101t )MUH U( )\\ BrscnFuneciHt *dh Rev Leo King offto3l-j Buria l in Evtfqfren C,rn,e-, ';dav:t or'stn n' charge \ F4LD '')9 9JIi tjr o.a' A' . Santora, '.Q -, '.'cwodasy *,ll be held .51 Ii .i ' - ' NOW IS THE TIME to plan, choose and make decisions when judgment is not blurred by emotion. Plan together before need. Spare your family needless worry , confusion, and doubt. We at Brisson will do everything possible to assist YOU c. , to never leave his post before this knig as cold P1 %\ NO NORW000. MISS NORiNE nri src M - DEPENDABLE deputy clerk for 30 years. Upon her retirement, she and her sister, Mrs. I.orena Tindel o pe rated the Countr Groeer tort in lake \Ionroe for (our aye rs. She was a member of First United Methodist ('hun it ,ind the Ware Bible Class. She is survived by sisters Mrs. Tindel Of Sanford and Mrs Ro&alee Hamilton, Enterprise; one sist'r-in.law amid seeraI meets hews :' i- ,,.. 41 Oldest funeral Home in Seminole County FIRST ESTABLISHED IN isis �28—The Sanford Herald - - - _-- ____ -_- - __-- - - - . . -_________ . WW Unanimous Decision I .. .. .. ., .,.:.:.*. .. .. .. .,.. .... — 0 a ,__ ......... . . ... ~-_ razier Wins F F I h g With ,the fight seemingly w world's dancing master of h __________________________________ Nine Same the wisc is to avoid it Wess you like to putt on a green dot resembles a poor grade of shag carpeting. Thc counq, might possiblIN have txmi opentil tw early becau';e they're still putting sand in the tra ps and grass is still growing In the fairways. Despite that, I recommend the "new" front nin e highly as a challenging course for the average golfer. Although I've been playing for six years this Is the first time I have ever had to play strategically and I enjoyed it. Just for the record sNit a 38 on the "new" front. Word has come o me from the Florida Section of the PGA that iuur win nigger vv' uicivaemore pro-ams phLs a -tries of year round tow-neys for senior and reti.red pros. The FPGA also has formulated plans for a junior tournament similar to football's punt, pass and kick except it would be called drive, pitch and putt. Whether the finals will be held between crucial puUS on the l8th green at the U.S. Open I have no way Of telling, Goofy Rules As I have in the past I will continue with the next rule in "Rogers' Rules of Tournament Play". Rule t1wee reads: "All shots that cun-ve into the rough on the right or left shall be returned to the fairway at the farthest point of flight or roll. Since this right or left curvature is frequently an uncontrollable mechanical phenomenw, resWting from friction between the face of Lie club and the cover of the baff, the player giall not be penalized." McNulty, Say les Win Howard McNulty and Grace Sayles captured thA - low gross t'nors Saturday at the Mixed Double Scotch Tournament held at Mayfair. Their toW was an 81. In the low net division Jimmy Uvingston and Earl Higgin. botham took top honors with a two strokes ahead of second low netters Al and Evelyn Antar. Third position went to Tom and Miriam Askew with a 73. Four couples tied for fourth with a 74. They were; Ralph Simas and Martha Henry, Ann Guth and Jesse &nard, George and Peggy Billups, and John Pierce and Connie occl L I V e W) I Mid Florida sends out , reminder that the next Guys and tournament will be on February 10Lh and Men's Club monthly affair will take place on February 16th. From eoah cougratulations go out to member Mike Reeves. Mike pulled in an eagle two on the 347 yard 17th hole. It was no - easy task considering its (1w number four handicap hole. - - Three Biq Eaqles -. - , ___________________ __________________ - '... / I I _____________________ _ k I . "Nfuhammud had m He controlled the action and appears better than he did for the first bout. Ile is moving well - - Ilerald Correspondent but Frazier will not stop coming Perez's final line score was 5. 3-4 in favor of Frazier. This ROUND SEVEN—Frazier. differed with the officials who and seems to be in outstanding "A big one for Joe. He needed it gave AU the fight, but agreed in condition. to get his momentum going general with a quick check - B i_I L II riUii (.oLiiDA1.L. umpire Con!an became the fourth ii ('nl.n ç pugnaciow, in ret rema, urnpirenarned to the Rail. jia when he shouted down Leo ingBiilKlem,Tommyconnolly .tXirocher and others who dis- and Billy Evans. 'I'm proud to agreed wi th his calls, took his think I'll be right neat to my the eiectiti to bas.ieilI's Rail of bosom pal, Bill Klein i'reatc'sl umpire of u.sall," ConFame prow'iv t$:-i' ml 41c a'15 1 '.o t'i , I 1" liii b the Hall Ve'crs'ts hook , 'Jock - o' to him — j " irn Hornets r Conlar, retired lit 1964 aftyr 24 ,q -N ; p ra' a ,,,,, th.I1, cLrt(', m L.aseball fl duntoil I ve received tAher awards iti ve ou tspoken Jocko dented lijttcimow that I'm an the hail Ins nickname from his constant Y. Fame be!w I u e is the tcp; 4i:iltct dariri his minor league of all:' the 71. ear-.old former career as a p - layer. ' , - At i4 J'çn Howarth got back on the winning trak with a pin over Winter Park's Ken Micheal in 5:01. Howarth tallied on a first period takedown, two second stanza near falls and a th ird period reversal bef or e th e fall. ar at the Jim Brinker suffered his first setback on the ye the final 2-I going Into hands of John Jacobs. The score was period. With :46 seconds remaining Jacobs was credited with an escape and five seconds later scored another escape giving the Wildcat the advantage. The noise was so Lotri from the stands the referee did not hear the buzzer 10 orid after time had expired a pin was irm1t'd b the referee. The action then moved to the scorers table for consultation with the official scorekeeper. It was evident to all the pin was after deciSion N 1 P Panthers ___ _____ seventh defeat in their last _____ - - — Title , I"1 'It I average, hit for 12 buckets while the Devil ace managed only six. Race - ---- -- - -- with - "r --- ' -, II urua use - Resurrecte d In SonDiego --- ---- 120 other out. In the second period year despite the game per- Bishop Moore (A Tesm)FO. FT- A.T P 17 7 440 TENTH—($.1e,s.]1 ,71 CCAIIV Cal 1100 440 .1 E Cotton 1010 71 Arch Duct 3 70 340 260 Lirra Perfc (II) Deity Dcajble (4 7) I — _______________________ :. ________________________ I- ~ _ Lo(rn: 00 2 Burke 2 1.2 to 00 5 Vanalla 20 Gagner Meckartk i 5 22 i2 eree:e Taltier' 7 34 TOTALS ' FUSeII M_ 10-112_44 TOTALS °° I 00 2 I o 00 i2 ____ '"' . ' - 1 __ _114L . - -- ` _; ; -I&W 1, ft - 41 66 Midwest Michigan St. 93, Illinois 82 Michigan 83, Wisconsin 75 Minnesota 57, Northwestern Ball St, 86, Butler 82 Brown 91, Cincinnati Xavier City 64 at Maynard Evans 111gb School \or __________ \;7 ~m ;1 .. I'LL NEVER LETYOU GO Southwest - - Liquori Impressed Waldrop Runs Sub-Mile PHILAI)ELPHIA nAP "1 clocked in 3:58.9. Mattline Render tool the worncan't believe it yet," said Tony Waldrop and Liquori broke en's 60 in meet recoc-i time of Waldrop shortly after running the meet record of 4:00.6 set in 6.8. — his third straight indoor sub- 1970 by Kenya's Kip Kelno. VU11*1111111"U U,.;i.. lit ., ,i.Ic" Oi.I.. U?..,,I. delphia Track Classic, famous cap, finished third In -I Lise,d to watch Marty Li- the duel of five sub-four-minute quori run on television," mur. milers, Hartnett fourth and inured the shy 21-year-old Brown last. Wottle ran a 4:01.7. .1'I Ill a '. ,UUUIU '" lOt. Injury , IF ' . ME7M I "I never dreamed I would Oklahoma 85, Nebraska beat him in a race ," Texas Sou thern 102, GramblWaldrop beat Liquori, Dave ing Vout le, John Hartnett and BarSV Texas 62,. Stephe n F. Ausry Brown Monday night in tin 58 3:58.9. lie caught liquori three Texas A&I 86, Sam Houston str ides from the wire and Just Although Wright has returned 76 edged the former Villanova the Greyhounds lost Rick ,\bilene Christian ,mrleton star. Last Friday Waldrop ran a Shuett for a few games with a badly sprained ankle. his Texas Wesleyan 73, Dallas 3:59.7 at Madison Square Garden. catching Liquori in the condition for gametirne is still Baptist 69 deep stretch. Ten days ago he unknown. turned a 3:59.5 at Richmond, Expec ted to sta rt against Far West Va. Evans are Al Cleveland and New Mexico St. 80, Sul Ross liquori, who missed the 1972 Greg Rawlins at the play ci Olympic because of an making positions with Andy Boise St. 63, Puget Sound 52 injured heel and has been dog(;ldus as one of the i nside men. Stanislaus St. 70, uc s ged by the Injury since, was The other i nside post will be Diego handled by either Randy or his Cob. Mines 87, Cob. Cot. 77 impressed with Waldrop's ac. brother Bernard Wright. Montana 96, Simon Fraser 42 uornplishnients. 1 don't think anyone has Steinke said he does not want Utah St. 83. Denver ever ran three straightsubIour. to over exert pressure on the ________________________ minute miles indoors," Iiquoi-i injured hand of Randy Wright suggested. and thus he may not start. Orr Escapes In the stre tch of the gun lap, The fifth position will Lx' Iaquori strained to hold on, but bandied by either Lee Cote or Al Knee Waldrop finalk- caught him I ,,atimer. lhtn ha S'i ( )N \l ' itti the tape almut at .ini ()lie c ha nge in the (rc hound Boston Bruins — The leng th , and won by the tiniest t,1 offense has been the amount of IAI'I t od ay nn1lr'tn-; I.iquunt also time it takes the guards to bring breathed a sigh of relief with the knowledge that sta r the ball downcourl, defe nseman Bobby Orr escaped In the past the Greyhounds TIRES , serious injury when he was had been using a much slower STEEL BELTED RADIALS deliberate typeof ball handling. tripped in a National Hockey FOREIGN A DOMESTIC Now t hey are speeding it up bu t League game Su nday with the • H'qtt Speed Balance still staying away from the fast Phila de lphia flyers. I Brake Scrice ibis is probably the best break. Do.-' for," The hounds have one of the news we could have hoped I WhrI A1nm,nt toughest schedules this wee k in trainer Dan Canney said Mon. I MOtOfCYOC Ttrtt day after X rays showed the state, Alter the ganit' with I-:vans further damage to Orr's :.urthey come home to play Winter gery -scarred left knee. i1i ('annicy said that the 25-yearPark. Both teams are on top of J-F the Metro with both squads old superstar suffered a deep "Z tlrtliS4? on the thigh being state ranked ey I 11 - - Vanderbilt 82, Kentucky 65 Milligan 82, Carson Cobb and Clehnie Patterson. 6) -X- - -t.-- !w . . . Sings this Greyhound Grappler would try to play the same style of basketball they have all year contest Friday marked the return of the Hounds 6'6" center Randy Wright. According to Steinke Wright as well as anyone could in a similar situation, lie is still not 100 per ce nt though. - There were three meet records broken, including the mile, and two tied. Toni 11111 of the U.S. Army broke the 60-yard hurdle record with a 7.0; Byron Dyce set a 1,000 yard mark of 2:06.1; Herb Washington tied the 60-yard iLich rc'enrrt of fi seconds, and —. ________________________11111111111W_____________ ' "' ' FOR SALE' ALUMINUM - SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 5Cciii 1 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (1 hey Just Fit Between Studdinos and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING '.' . . - , - (4) Zç'm I -' • 1 Geor g ia 85, Auburn 82 Stetson 100, Charleston Bap. 3 00 6 I 3 73 12 r:i1ie'wama'r '- • ' . and to -forget" about the big 54 Tha' .rit -- L St. 48 Rust 82, Tougaloo 50 Alabama 98, Florida 79 -F.- . overtunes uble figures while no one could do , - I. _f~ -_ 11 _.- - . -:: - 2 i tist 60 192-5.40 ____; - — South against highly rated Oviedo. In that contest defense was the , 1Ctne 54 Head Hound admitted. k ----------- Vermont 70, Dartmouth 60 Howard 99, MIT 66 Iihigh 73. Muhlenberg 63 New Paltz 76, Dominican 74 Boston St. 56, S. Connecticut these two schools this year the Trojans blew Lyman off their r - mt.f go ciarke 1 -... -.1.. --_ -- - ---. . - American 94, Gettysburg 78 Brandeis 72, Springfield 69 Evans in a Metro Conference game. - . ____ itssociated Press Loyola 78, Valparaiso 61 Nebraska-Omaha 100. S. Dakota 78 d Hammond Tr es J t3etI 00 16 " "°' S 00 10 TOTALS 30. 7.10 42 BIShOpMoor,(B Team)FG.FT. A Ti' Lynian head basketbidl coach Lwfore joining the Greyhound thiii for tile Hound.5, 13400 ELEVENTH_( TOTALS I During that game the man. Rick Steinke returns home staff. In that time he coached It was the same style that on tonight to face the same players many of the cagers including Greyhounds concentrated too he coached for two years when "Doctor D" Darryl Dawkins. much on Dawkins and forgot Saturday brought the Hounds In the first meeting between about the other players the their third win of the year the Lyman quintet travels to 310 4 A. ,i, SAN DIEGO (All) Ccnnati Harry J uana and i ne were used' 74 340 Birkl,! Cam THIRD 160 o some San Diego Chargers Brittany Brandy uff Lad 460 20 foot ba ll players last season, the Quinieia (17) 1)3.70 1.40 6.40 when they viuittd Apopka In a of the biggest upsets of the year San Diego Union reported Mon- montagutvisitor Pertects my) to.so 690 019 P (4 7 *11h I?) Ouiniels 1142 70 day night. first place versus second pLace when Lyman caught OVlfdO P 14)531440 showdown. looking past them toward ir recent use has ini TWELFTH— 13-4). B, Waiii !,'olved a number of players, Apopka was more than equal onights battle with the CarCous rnJe:.bil FOURTH— (3U.0.s.fl 660 na s, and stunned the to the challenge as they routed splitting the squad into camps Surlire Ghost 1600 17,10 5,W Go Nabor 100 330 streaking Lions, 34-32. The win of users and abstatners," the Spirkltr Mois Kissimmee 7344 behind 7 10 410 3.10 Sindy Best only the third EIosion in 14 Quintela (2 5) U6 20 games shooting of [)an hicks and was 00 newspaper said in an article for 1 2) U 80 or ic G r hounds. Tuesdays edition. It said the Attflda.Cg.3QS7 Pcrlec$a (7)) 1141.40 DA'rTOF'tA REACH, Fla. Ronnie HrtdL KlSsinunee also took monthe article resulted from its own Handle-1168, 14S (AP Former F lorida State i'Iter arouni the thin as Ieesburg ran it's season six-week investigation. University quarterback league, New Symrna was marK (0 12-7 with a FIFTH— (s.14),C,3),7s Hammond was given a tryout putting it to Ocoee, 68.61, while pasteir,g of the Kowboys. 90-76 Former Charger receiver k's Europa 6 10 280 3 00 by officials of Florida's 710 OmIo was taking over sole Chuck Dicus, who was dealt to Hund" r%l investment TONiGHT'S SELECTIONS World Football League team 910 LAST WEEKS SCORES stssion of second place with Pittsburgh at mid-season, Is Quini•$a ( 1-7) 1)000 t7ere Monday. TUESDAY Perf ecta 11 7) J21,10 their th ird straight loop wina ,,,, quoted as saying: ,1 an 'tt'r.rrey Cnss Red Teen U), Ts I,L-,l f !iL',it'.c .', I .1\( to ii,jflj friends (In ._.;J11 , - -, .-Patty (11, Mineola Gesture (3)' btona Beach sho retired New Smyrnau Ooeeol the team. I don't want to say SECOND— Mik' SpecIal (6). $IYTH from professional football three — I3 I ,A 3$ 0 Friday night found only four anything to endanger their ca Cery Bob (3) Swety Tetes Ooctor I. 60 4 40 FRIDAY ears ago, & tca-d satisfac. (IILL members tngaged In IS ),1H1g0 Sokol (II. Citina 7), reers. But it's bad, really bad." Mrit , c king 3*0 3 tionwith thethrowmghedmdfor conferenceaction, whileOviedo Ovrdo69 Nor aAnon 8.10 GanesyiI(40 Of (3) COURT Coach Bud Asher. II0 Ø unnamed National Foot and Kissimmee were finding Pd SmyrnaU Ft () Puy (1). Perfe tiSimmeel k K's Zeui ( )) La ke '1 was very anxious and ap- their opposition elsewhere. ha ti eagLe official called the FtFys.. Ori',,ij1 (6). LB's First prehensve when I went out Chargers u CCS*pOOi of UN SIXTH_n,1;, CIss DebbI. (3). there," said Harnrnontl, a 5YV league in drug use. The Lions tested their RCW e(7), Mart Shilly SATURDAY SEVENTH...(SIa) 0,31 ftcI 11, 1°i pour4er .4r 10 hhtntnIn' ',ir rr - ,n II lion V,aiir, wh sericd as sO( Strip Irsi (SI SEVENTH— j 3 the natic'n in ttta offer.,_ in t rappin) rietelise and 1 btrq SO Brave Juto II) Alp rt (7) Mi SS P S.Stmme' 76 interim coach In the Last half of LidV Gitor 100 1967 while at FSU. "After I devastating fast break, against Quinitia °t ,da (4) EIGHTH.i ioii season, 'i "if " 7o Reno Jake . a; ai uiti' (6), Frank Orion (7) Qowd Zack threw for a while. it was like old highly rated Gainesville S ANDINOS Pertecta (4 S) $7) was a drug prohkm, I just 40 Nl'ITH— P's Borwoe Arv'i, (I) hriw ssetk t It ' hili c - fl 011' All Gerrs ditiri to t want li l'ot 11 llauIqforP1 kas signed t the ti %V1,Ik 111 anot!rr part I Cousin Bs (3) Oaks In lie .and the Charge" 111 NINTH—($ 14) C 3$ 42 Miami Dolphins and Later in- Seminole County the kossboys 104 313 3tH-. 1 Y sC.sino San dy 5Ptasvon S 10 120 record, their worst ete, was Q' illy ohedrn a 1q69 trade with Bos- SSCIC making hay with a 41-344 710 6*0 ELEVENTH— Fat? Buck (4) 72 i due solely to the fact that "they ci noo ton s'hic-h the Dolohins ssin oser tnt'eprn&'vtt, Ltke ".' Sn' rn 35 " (3) Wimon Fancy (8) didn 'tI have a very good football Owniea n4 fl 537 do Lakev,e linebacker Nick Buomcont.1. 0-4 Brant ley. 1)0 TWELFTH — 5tI III (I). K's Ptrlecta i1,,h" IA?; Ilna , W fly The -o Hound Cagers To Face Trojans 17a10 (4 1)1)21 80 __________________ _______ • 410 Oun1•la 1Z__~_-______ ____Z__~_=F_~-_-Z ____ _______________ Louisville 75, Drake 73 Perfecta 1211 S49 SECOND—(31)D fl74 K 1. Panes 5tmt,'g ---V '.V Qnela (74) Cc'ah Jan '370 ?,SD A The first quarter of action Starling. saw the hosts take a bare 14-12 The loss dropped the "A" lead as t he two clubs felt each team record &wn to 6-4 for the the locals hit a cold streak and formance. Bishop Moore miwere outpointed 22-9 by the proved their log to I(W, the only Hornets to go into the locker loss being to Crooms by a 76-68 room on the short end of a 36-21 score in the Panther gym. the count. In the "B" contest again The Sanford club outran and visiting celery city crew suited MONDAY NIGHT1 RESULTS Occa's Best 7 FIRST (S-is), A. 31.31 Wasslossa Mily Day 24,110 1020 10-80 Ouftn-s -. - -.coorr Mn'oIa wunIet4(7I) Sly 4Ø - - ____________ __ — SOKC RstIfc I - _____________ .Mercer 102, Georgia Tech 85 still almost got run out of their double figure department. ('rooms live as they hit 15 and scheduled for a 4 p.m. tipoff Jackson St. 1Z7, Miss. Valley own gym in two strong second Leading the way for the locaLs 10 markers respectively. Gary with Lake Brantley. The Pats St. 71 L_ i half performances by the was Tim R a i nes with 16 Brown hit 7, Nick Whitehead 4 were blitzed by the Sanford Tennessee 57, LSU 52 Sanford based Panthers. followed by Terry Smith at 14. and Derrick Martin added three quintet earlier this year by a Mississippi 72, Mississippi St. In the "A" contest the Two subs asserted them. to round out the 'Cats' scoring humiliating 69-211 margin. 67 starting five went the distance selves strongly in the absence Austin Peay 98, W. Kentucky — HERALD SCOREBOARD CroomS (B Team) FO FT.A mainly because two starters — of the two regulars. Kevin P'rntly 97 S 0 I 10 PG FT.A. TP Bro.n 3 12 Rueben Cotton and Leon Brown dumped in 12 markers Crooms (A Team) Old Dominion 65, Madison 55 Jenkins — were benched for and Dune Woodall hit for ten Woodall Prairie Alcorn 86 10 S 07 5irtuter 7 14 15 Leading the Kathleen charge a total of eight tims before the the vWt south. Lad wett the in rt—ir,trniia'n - ___ _______________ enjoyed bench strength and contingent would up in the Bentley led the way for the Friday afternoon as they are is guard Robin Kippenburger energy crisis hit the lads from jayvees dijpptj h(hJ by a who hit the chords for 35 against the South. 73-W margin. Injuries 0 two man, Mainland. He also proved a DeLand wound up pulling starters have crippled the Baby fighters wait till the next to the WKIS sports director, Stan ROUND FOUR—Even. "The last round before they try to Saveran, local matchmaker— thorn In the Seminole's side, away from their visitors at the Seminoles and the Lack of scoring 24 in his recent visit to buner. winning the game 71-0. depth showed as they bO*vd W 4', fight is as good or better than "ride one out." Ali and Frazier Malcom Tait. and trainer the first, and Clay continues to are coasting through this one, Jimmy Williams all felt that a the city by the St. Johnsi. The oddity was that Seminole DeLand 66-56 in the late going, throw rri.re punches, but waiting for a big 11th and 12th has been considered up until The JV's report reads draw would have been a fair so far Against Sanford, the Senior Frazier's are the effective Lines. roun(Is. Both are hoping to decis rudely recently. an extremely strong this seawn. ion—GEIGEH. I upstaged by a sharpshooting redhead by the name of John Oviedo One Game Zeuli. Zeuli, who leads the Tribe — -- Bishop Moore Hornets and weardowntheSerninolecounty forrnance by Hon Fussell as two schools. caine within two buckets of five. However the tactics back- they dropped the decision by a For both contests foul '4 winning ruma' both c,ntc!ts, losing fired a the well conditioned brcakthg 10-39 r.crc. outlng turned out to be the the "A" contest 64-62. Panthers proved their stamina Crooms. with its tallest difference. In the "A" game The amazing aspect of the by coming from IS down to player standing only 5'9" Crooms hit on only 2 of 10 double-header however was witlim twoat the final buzzer to simply could not sto the 67' cracks from the charity stripe Mat Bray suited up only ten drop the decLsion by a 64-62 Fussell as he continually hit for and in the "B" contest the Baby cagers — five for the "A" game co unt, short bank shots to ta ke the Pant he rs were successful on 3 and another quintet for the "B" All five ineinbers of the garne scoring ht,nors. game — while the host hornets scrappy Sanford hardwood Bennie Strauter and Kenny Crooms will be at home do something tonight that last quarter when things loop the Tribe absorbed their Out commanding 41-23 margin like the "A" game Croorns had The loss was (loubI) (kspltc having only five players an off iirst half only to conic on frustrating as the Metro ConCoach Bob suited up. strong at the finish. ference school avenged a ___ _____ ___ _____ -________________________ Scores a up just five players, and just for the night. scorekeeper ___ _______ _ __ of 10 and Kippeniburger making dropping to 9-10 for the season keep him off, but his footwork is needed, he found when he had to Channel 2.) and t.his writer all fantastic.Frazier as"having 10 have It. saw It--Frazier, take punches to get in an his ROUND TEN—Even. -Most Mic Andrews, (also of TV 2) - oulplayed their hosts by Park and coach insisted it was before the bumr. ________________ _____ C the buzzer but the Winter , & traveled to Orlando for a press for the majority of the Orlando club the Sanfordites the Panthers — 27-26 in the ch doubleheader with the contest, obviously hoping to almost overcame a 25 per. earlier twin-bill between these The Sanford Seminole3try to good on 12 of 14 — mostly in the and 3-5 in the tough Big Eight nobody has been able to do all became academic. By DAN GILINIARTIN If Correspondent OItLdNIX) — - tom le y and Sa muel "Big Sam" ' ' ll 'fl r_, takedowns. proved more than Scott Hall could hindle giving the Hound a Crooms "B" Team Falls By One av at the club In the final minutes. ' 9 charity stripe — Zeuh getting With their overall record . - AflL IAVi— - BENT ON WINNING . . - . Decision up in the air —. Fame A at one time. In the Ifl division, both Guy Cambell and BIB Heisler were the worse for wear after the match with Cambeil sustaining a cut near th e eye. The final total was 7-1 In fdvor of Carnbell mostly on the strength of two third stanza -- Paul Richards, re rlined undefeated on the year ln one of ROUND season, Stop the Red Devils of The Tribe has of late, been eight outings. TWO—Even, again. Clay will have to dig around the Auditorium of other "Frazier will have had to do as down inside of himself to be Central Florida boxing per. Lakeland Kathieen, having problems putting At the moment there is no week ago the locals together a consistent four hope of conference title. #' much roadwork as Ali did. Hei.s able to come back, for Frazier sonalities' opinions. o trying to ccrner him and Ali's knows what he can do now, he period perficurmance. In most of However, if the Tribe can get Mike Quarry called it 7.5 plan is to tie Joe up as soon as has taken the best that All has Frazier. His trainer Frank fought the leading Big Eight their outings they have at Utm going in the last month of the club on even terms for the first Looked like the best, and th they come together. The secotid to offer and refuses to back off. Brazzel simply commented the district pla yof fs e season minutesand of then a 32 lost minute round showed that both men the worst, In the state, could see this on again, off ROUND EIGHT—Frazier, "it's a disgrace." Eustis trainer contest — can take a punch, as they were -'Clay looks Last week , after th e losing to again quin te t pull off a surprise tired. Frazier is and fighter, 44-year-old game by a very misleading a Kathleen, the locals traveled to or two, something that Sartford sta Mered from heavy shots, a coming on, Clay must stop it Soloman McTier comment ed. 66 score. Frazier left and an All right. somehow. as 'Ain't no way. Had decision. This tight Is the best kind that The explosive Red Devils squad they had defeated by a After Kathleen the locals will ROUND NINE—Even. "For The only reason they called it CWI be made, a puncher VS. a the first time Frazier is proving that way was they are trying to spent the weekend polishing off 5441 margin earlier in the entertain Big Eight rival boxer. himself to be a two-handed get All and Form an loe ther, theirmostseriouscontender for season. The Seminoles didn't Gainesville Friday and on ROUND THREE—Frazier. fighter. Ile is scoring with his 'cause that's where the most the Big Eight Conference title start playing ball until the saturday will face the TerTien "Clay is shying away from the right, while Ali is looking for the money Second period and that was too of Titus',iIle, — Daytona Beach Mainland, 93. '." is right now head shots of Frazier s while he, left. But Ali was able to stem 79, upping their se&wn mark to Coach Greg Robinsion's Id 'te. flick Perez, lVic's younger Seminole fought back to even Junior Varsity hopes to get is holding and leaning on Joe. the tide with his boxing. That boxing brother), Ken Brown I&O. Frazie.' is too strong for All to something extra that he and Dave Walker, the score and exchange the lead back on the winning track with (both of TV's . aseball's A)Ins 4 11 46 g C Perez. but Clay appears to be slowing Frazier would start. The following thoughts are down some. ROUND TWELVE—Frazier. his. ROUND SIX—Clay. "Ali does "Clay is clinching again. I a profeasional fighter, as he Viewed two of the greatest men not want to exchange with Frazier made the fluht, while -ii: •i.'.b,l.. ainutun Joe, but nais to. He is Ali did ail the holding. I feel the "ia D ONEAll. tryingtokeepFrazjeroffof him fight was won For - t Win the more grueling matches of the evening. The ttm of the pin was only 1:47 but bo th wrestlers were in a iear fall position The Lyman mat team remained unbeaten ind 'intled In twelve contests as they bombed Metro ConItrence foe Winter Park 42-9. The Hounds encountered early wcight problems but came out on top because of depth from the Jayvee squad. In the 100 pound opener Armanio Payas jumped to 5-0 first riodleadviaathke(Iandncarfaljjnthesecofldframe he bolstered the advantage with a reversal sending him and Tom 0 ea 7-0 into the final two min utes. Payas gained more points in th e third period with a near fall and when 0 Shea was penalized swing Payas the win 11-2. The Greyhounds found themselves in a d.ifficult position at 107 because Doug Peters was unable to make weight leaving Pat Howlett to do the job. Howlett met with tough competition in Rod Anderson and Anderson's experience brought the win to the Wildcats. The same situation (or the (3reyhounth arose at 114, as Dav' ( "kwh wa' unah!e to make weight leaving the task to Gary Miller. Millers four years of grappling experience _____________ Tri be a ers Trek To Lakeland Game, ford s middleweight Victor pounds can keep up this pace, stopped whatever attack Just when it appeared on a N ,J- oC 0 lJJNGV(X)[) ______________ th traight 1 fly JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent ___________________________________ . FIVE—Frazier. impress the judges by winning assernblcd at the Orlando "This bout Is the same as the the last two big. Municipal Auditorium for the first but Wffiare in much Ix,tter ROUND ELEVEN—Ah. war that had been advertised as shape. It's hard to believe that "Clay was at his best. He "Super Fight II," was San- two men that weigh over 200 controlled the action and the Apopka Blue Darters had in first place, with an 4-0 mark, Ocoec continue Lakeview's Three hofling hills iink.sters had a happy week as Bob Vanthe Orange Belt Cage Con- a game and a half in front of woes with a 49-43 win over the dewaIke1- Curly Blair and Virgil Joluon each scored an eagle cm ference all wrapped up, they second place Kisslmznee, (2-fl, Red Devils, and the shocker put the South Seminole course. Bob's came on the 474 yard par 5 went and got themselves Third pla ce found two-time on Apopka by the Barracudas, four th hole with a driver, 4 wood and a putter. Virgil picked up his knocked off by lowly New OBC title holders, Oviedo, with 6366. two on the par five 14th with a driver, three wood and putter. Smyrna Beach. This upset, a 3-2 state. The Lion's were It was buzzer beati ng Iayup -Curly's was also on 14, he used a driver 2 iron and a putter. coupled with the resurgence of followed by Ocoee (2-2). New by Jerry Mathis that turn ed Congratulations. Oviedo, makes for some in- Smyrna (1-5) and Lakeview (0- trick for the east coasters. Beminie huffy posted the only best ever this past week with a 43tersllng matchups through the 2). MathIs lead all scorers in the home stretch, contest wi th 20, while Bridges Results after two rounds of the Women's Club Champoaship at _________________________ Tuesday, it was the Kowboys paced the Blue Darters with 18. T' Valley Forge has Shirley Conneron top wi th a 170 followed by chance to close in on Big Blue Saturday was the scene of anda Winke and [Apuise Smith with 174s. Don't forget the Citrus Open is coming up as is the Mayfair Open. The Mayfair Tournament will be held on February 5-6.7. The totinng pros are expected to b trying out the course Friday. or -.f _____ Word on the new clubhouse is that April I will be the opening date for the full service building. Until that time Sheoah as added a 19th hole in the Pro iop. .. Pkrs Pins 01 ______________________________________ _____________________________ — Closest to the pin on rive for the men was IAM Albright while on 16 in the wwwris division AnnMoxe was closest- I T_ - . *:: _____________ After two rounds of trying to men went all out for the f irst 30 nor his stamina, for he was still figure out the southpaw from seconds of the final round going strong at the end of the New Yorks' style, Ahamuda before Frazier seemed to take bout, opened up at the outset of the control and batter All around The future would appear to third and simply overwhelmed without too much trouble, hold a title shot for All against his opponent before landing the With one minute to go All the winner of the up-coming, KO punch. - - __ _ _ _ —.-- for Bob Fosters title. hanging in the balance, both boxing has neither lost Ws legs t _;!r - - ._ .. . 11 _. _ .-1. I1Z I— Ali also proved that the the bout rated sixth in the world oiii ~_ . ' (Fr ,~ 11---__l"~ . - _. : - _____ Land 1Q Lakes Improved The back nine remains the srne except the numbers are changed around and the addition of a par three between 13 (old no. 14) and 15. Unfortunately I had to play "new" 14 and a word to — =--- 4 — Back P ____~ I " MmW- mor The old number nine is now eight. It Is bs1caUy the same except for some hills and large traps. What was ten Is now nine and rates the one handicap on the course (Z yards par 3). #__ I CIF - By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent . .. - — V~j Ali' s Revenge Snuf fs Smokin' Joe Round - - - ;. True to his word, All was a continue for the rest of the war pressure on, absorbing punches began a counter-offensive that Norton-Foreman March boat. better fighter, but so was that was fought in front of a as if he were a sponge. may have won the round for While Frazier will probably Frazier, and it made for one of "live" gate of 20,748 who paid Despite an All rally that took him, as he scored effectively give serious consideration to After 12 of the most savage the most savage fights in the over one and a half million home the sixth, Frazier was at with both hands in an all-out retirement. > rounds ever fount in Newi,i i .i... I....4..1 UI UIV UIHV. nia UIUUII Li UI UIV acvviiiii eiiuri 10 CUIUI WV JUUC V)V. UUUar5, Wiul UiUU3flU3 e A third All-Frazier fight Is not York Madison Squard By John Cherwa Car- From the start, All was up on watcfilngonclosedclrcuit in 392 and eighth. All seemed to be The final bell was greeted by out of the question, and neither : den, Muhammud All was given his toes moving, throwing different locations, wilting under the vicious is a Frazier-Quarry get a roar from those in a the decision over Joe Frazier, combinations like only he could Frazier carried the fight to punching power of Frazier. Herald Correspondent of together. tendance, in appreciation 2i. on all three officials cards, do. Even the Ali shuffle was Clay without any regard of The ninth and tenth were bo th fighters efforts, while each but over closed circuit T.V. back. For the first round and defense a brutal two-handed 'be win for All makes his The other day 1 got th e chance to play th e "new" front rune at viewed in Orlando, most of the part of the second it Wi'S all All, attack that kept his adversary pivotal rounds as All was able showed the wear of the battle on revenge complete, now both lAnd'O I.Akes and I must say in aU honesty it's a 100 per cent 3,000 in attendance, with .0 Frazier walked into many backing up or his only defense. to stem the flow of the battle their faces. men that have had their hands Improvement. Remembering the days of 50 yard wide fairways another 1,000 turned away, saw stinging shots in an effort to get But, every step that Frazier and held both rounds close, over him, have been raised through and postage stamp gree ns, I was quite pleased wi th a more had bled nose All's even winning them, it either a draw or for the inside, was costly as All advanced the later rounds and defeated in return bouts, first challenging course, most of Smokin' Joe. Finally, la te in the second, would catch him coming In with Hound 11 showed All at his both showed quite a bit of Norton, and now Frazier. All, who claims to be the Frazier was able to score a a varied of punches and jabs. best. Coming back from what puffiness around the eyes. In the light heavyweights' people's champ, announced booming lefthandslniilartothe But the salvos by All were not appeared to be certain defeat, Despite absorbing his second before the fight that this would one that dropped All in the 15th, enough to keep his persistent the "Lousville Lip" was In defeat (the other came on a two semi-final, Jorge Ahamuda The first thing you notice is the sthteglcally located traps and be a different AU. the first time around. . Instead of opponent off, so once inside All complete control of the round KO at the bards of stopped "Irish" Bobby Cassidy rage .1ight" fairways. The traps were measured for the ave "No more clowning around. I going dowu Ali came back to would desperately clinch and current heavyweight champ after 2:06 of the third round, 11er and your chances of going in one are quite high. As a situation. won't allow myself to be rock Frazier, shots that bringing rubber hold on. matter of fact playing partner Mark Hawthorne never foufld the George Foreman) Frazier laid with a series of head culminated with a solid right Frazier was kept off balance trapped on the ropes. Frazier to his legs with a straight right By round live Ali was fairway until the . third hole. to rest any rumors that had had better be ready, for I sharp jab that shot out cross. will hand. beginning to slow down from by a One of the big changes was on number four where they made been circulating about his newi full three minutes every light It was round three that began this exhusting pace, while time and again, the lake level with t he fairway plus the addition of traps at the fou nd inability to ta ke a punch. The win, the sixth since round," he yelled. Lefic and rights poured into to show (1w pattern that would Fra7ier enninucd to put hdfwav pnt ani curr(n(hn the ,Teen coming to the states from inokln' Joe's face, and when Only &ncc was he ever in \'ht LLSea LL, he si. and &eva .rc no more instead they dlviLkd auures Ahamuda of Frazier finally would get in, ALL apparent danger of going down, tht si:xth fainvay in half ni,hl~,ga 165yardW Wt* (ov rwaterl lofty Wt In V!e nat"Onal a * * * would neutralize any offense he nd that came in the and a 285 yard per four. In my estimation number seven is the as Cassidy we-it Into would try, by (ying him up. easiest on the course if you hi I the ball straight. — Tuesday , Jan. 29, 1974-3B The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 29 1974 ______ _5J 130#§anfarb~trnlb 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322-2611 �- - - -------- 4B--The Sanford Herald Beauty Shop Tired Of Cooking? 310 ---. - Call Crusty's For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli- Call Ahead & Pick It Up HOT. 640.I McCauley Vamp L.,nira. 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Almanac We CarryAll . . oil Jill bit St. Ph, 3234430 Sanford (ln The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bidg.1 JEWELER AND WATCH REPAIR SPECIALIST Ben Smitlev with customer Mrs. 1". H. I)arland J - JVIIII,IUIC MISIJIIUII.V 2587 So. Sanford Ave. iI 1400 W. First • £I SR 22's Filed EZPayments - - \ Hardw4r$for the Form orHomo FAIRWAY PLAZA •I4J _______ tow rates !.SPM. Pesticides. Fertilizers ?,Bulk 5d4 ,. f6b 16-2lYearOlds / Sanfordj FOR HOME OR FARM '1 - - AUTO Closed Sundays SALON Ph. 323.1760 rdenLan - I INSURANCE 8-8 Monday-Saturday - 09 701 W. First St. if 323-6404 EACH ___ pecans and grapes. All the decidious are carefully selected varieties which have been specially developed to flourish in the warm Florida climate. If you like the idea of varying your diet of tropical fruit with a I" _.1s3751 WIG 'lJ 1159 Hwy. 1/-92 8-6 Monday-Saturday Closed Sunday C •, i' 14geiuiy 10,00 - 'A . - "--' I selection from the cooler lafftcles, be at rardenLand's grand opening to order your 8on to Mixon Auto Parts Ifc? BEAUTY - ' 'Telephone $30-Sill t3ay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. / -- - ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS t I o.ai4r OIN(MArd To See Our Yorkies, Miniature Beagles. Peek-A-Poos & Our Special simmons has arrived, and they expect the rest of the decidious You -S.-- 300 - selection of sturdy avocado trees. Their first order of per. Home. Office. Lobby Recreation Area Bldg. 400 17. North Just North of 434 Ph. 834-1244 Longwood Locations To Serve 322-5752 i t Buy I at Req. Price and tangelos. They also have a ______________________ THE BEST BOARDING IN TOWN WE GIVE YOUR DOG THAT EXTRA ATTENTION HE NEEDS FIBERGLAS REPAI R 322- 6755 - &t WE SPECIALIZE IN Get Second One ' Price-SS of GardenLand, Harold and Pat Hunziker, have a complete line of citrus in cluding oranges. grapefruit. lemons and limes, tangerines your any desire or need at BURDETTS... They make beautiful and lasting giftS for any time of the year. Wt have TERRARIUMS for,.. - PH. 323•7990 & - eronali'ed Professional NU rr'tfl Ca re Sin c e 1964 $flC - message It brings. as much as make of watch you own, Mng it of calling before February 14 In to Car. Ben f or an overhaul or or you are likely to dissapoint you treasure her. r epairs, and you are guaran that most special person in your A word to high school seniors life. Adv . teed an excellent j. it you have not yet bought your NEW MEMBER uI'THEGARDENL\NDFAMIL\ Jim Mavfield ( 1- 1 with harold and Pat Ilunziker and family Owners BURDETTE'S IMPORT GIFTS Y o u can find a ?urarium t EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE and KINDERGARTEN .- Nursing and Convalescent Resid - TERRARIUM CENTER Working and Busy Mothers NOW OPEN •.' (4'J /(6P7/al .4fdnili' Seininole Lod(re qiv(• you guidance and answer better than the spring A ne.', GardenLand has long been .ippte or pear trees, your any questions you may have shipment of the latest and most Sanford's favorite supplier of persimmons or pecans. With all this expansion. Jim about orchid growing, beautiful varieties of Nelson's quality garden products and If less exotic but equally roses is expected Saturday at bulk seed. Now GardenLand is Mayfield has joined Garbeautiful Spring flowers are GardenLand. opening a nursery at its West denLand on a full-time basis Don't neglect your vegetable First Street location to bring Regular customers at the mor e your line, now is the time you the fines t quality citrus and garden supply store will have to be preparing your spring garden either. GardenLand has large supply of tomato plants decidious plants in all Central seen Mayfield working in the garden and stocking UP on store and garden during seeds or seedlings and general and soon their spring supply of Florida. Look for the announcement of weekends; his friendly service garden supplies at Gar- peppers and egg plants will the exact date of the grand and extensive knowledge of denLand Spring gardens mean arrive. It is also time 'or It will be in early farm and garden matters will grand color and variety - plant cabbages and colldrd5. opening amass of flowers this year for While you're there, pick up spring, around Feb. 15, Don' t now be available every day. The new nursery will be pleasure all spring and summer any pesticides, fertilizer and miss this important event If you Plant are an enthusiastic gardener or Ma yf Ic Id's particular long. petunias, garden tools you ma j need. The farmer. Useful prizes will be responsibility. And if you are marigolds, snaps. pansies and new catalog with Its planting flv.'n Jtw*v. and vri will he an orchid enthusiast. be sure to asters from GardenLand. ru jirip Anr4 thII n,ImkntrArr. first to make your selection s ek him out, for orchids are his - Any time of year is r ight to now available aGardenLand from the array of sturdy plants, speciality. He will be happy to olant roses, but no time is Adv. ' V VOfl*lt MCCOUOU9N Mabti Dugan ',.,r' HUMAN HAIR WIGLETS GardenLand Opens Nursery HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE' 1 MAITLAND D 6-- - - : P.M i supplies still last. repairing of antique clocks. If In addition to his good you possess a beautiful old time selection of rings for all oc. piece, but find it Is just caslons and right now gathering dust because you especially for Valentine's Day can f get it to run, bring it In to & RIDER E KACTUS KORRAL 0 Yl 1* 834.7272 visrr OUR U4jite44Le# .4'TDL&w,4,1j This Spring Annuals GET AN APPOINTMENT TODAY TO itt E THE HORSE G . - Vegetable Plants Maitland Tractor Saes & Equipment I 6 FRIED (HICKEN I For Information See: 812 N. ORLANDO AVE. 99 F EVERYTHING FOR 17 Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks Satoh. The big little 25 hp. soline Irattor that can do anything with a complete line of custom-designed im- At your Satoh dealer. Y P-77. 4- ..•_•L Lf the very special person In your life a promise ring, friendship B N class ring, do not despair. Class As Ben's regular cus tomers rings for Seminole High School, know, service at Car. Ben Is the Lyman and Lake Brantley are reason they keep coming back still available at Car - Ben. whenever thay need something Purchase this reminder of "the in the jewelry line. best days of your life" at the Another specialist repair Longw ood jewelry store while service at Car Ben Is the Fertilizers Seeds plements. NOW I ft Ph. 293.2663 ORLANDO --I - SEE I - DOT LEE 831.3304 - - _E TODAY B&E FUA'NITIIRE ,,,. -" .1*_i' by Oviedo Horse & Rider Store IN PEANVT OIL Clams Snack Pac Bin spec iii t in atch Car flri It It tc cxi' nt remember?), t3en i epectinq repairs Arid for the dearest person ot repaired to give you c $o see you all oain. As always. all-for Mom- select .i mothers He offers the only Timex showpiece which is of practical his shelves and display cases ring from Car Ben 'lai.c IbIS watch repair service In the use as well . area, contain a beautiful selection of tle a nd also sells opportunity to say to her off fn gifts for this most special Both BankAmericard and Timex watches. Timex are by things you've always felt but romantic occasion. he Master Charge are accepted at no means the on ly watches never She'll expressed. Stop by Car-Ben to select for treasure her ring and the repairs, however. Whatever Car-Ben Jewelers. Make point - I'ERMANENTLY! FURNITURE FOODS COOKED FOR PHONE AHEAD ORDERS PH. 322-944 I 21005. FRENCH SANFORD ts For \/a entines Day business Ben A Smitley . V-7. WE OFFER AVJONDERFULAflRAYOF JALL A special nssage of thanks the gift all the more personal by to all customers at Car-Ben having your message of love Jewelers in the Longwood engraved on it by Ben Plaza for their support during The ultimate gift when you're the holiday season. Owner of the watch repair and jewelry In love, of course, is a wedding -' t...t J ( Gif , . } Ph. 322.6707 Sanford, Fla. ____ Ph. 365.3248 !/ARCARONI SALAD NOW AVAILABLE . S - . e Ca B n - . 919 E. 2nd St. LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT Route .176 CfNTfR / -_ -- 'where your friends are" Drive Oui& save Phone 834-8776 For Appointment Located next to the Plaza Theatre in Sanford Pla za 322-8610 Lw Tuesday, Jan. e9. I9/4_5B AUTO PARTS II FREE CLEANING & ADJUSTMENTS @9 SOCRLVTY;r Alene 's Fashions -,----------------- Herald 15 ALL MAKES ALL TYPES PIZZA IPiarmo Jac 2592 SOUTH SANFORD AVE. Sanford HEARING AID REPAIR - exti,11 of California THIS WEEK is - The 3 13 Jr Openin g ---- --_ Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1974 We car', Jufrør tim 13 %%I' IF% 10 - 2"J" - . I • with 0 - PICTURE and STORY ."' - Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100 000 I I''\Và Prospc*cts With Your Product Or Se;-.i' riiii, I, - f, ..z......_ I ,1 �MM _____ 68-The Sanford Herald Tuesd a y , Jan ±L Ads Class!fied 197.1 Will 1 I) IN',' CARPET Airline tic)et%. Cruise and Tours at official rates. 3 Semoran Blvd u' 436) $3) 3733. Lost and Found 6 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less U Costs Per Line Per Day. Rated For Consecutive Want Ad Depur i ii rit Child IUui's - ____ - _. ______ - I-Cards of Thanks 2--In Mmoriam Office Hc'tp. Typing required. Billing Accounts receivable. $2.50 per hr itr I Pm. till Apply in person. Transport Bage, State Farmers Market 13th & Frih, III 622? Zs ?titi. fr P.' 6-ChIld Care ihrt 9-Good Things to Eat tO-Do It Yourself 1)-Instructions $ 198 - _I . - IS-Action Sports - - SUSCRIBE NOW 21-Situations Wanted - - - 24-Business Opportunihes - w w * *irrath - -w I ME MEN & WOMEN EXTRA M'" EY 1N N°°° Rentals 29-R0oms for Rent 20-Apartments Rent Unfurnished DELIVERING TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES I ]1-Aoartments Rant Furnished Rent Unfurnished fl-Mobile Home Lots new phone direCtories in .%,.,,'. Sanford, 1974. 3.5-Wanted to Rent to spend 4 to 5 daylight 41 -Houses for Sale UOy Ufi tillS dCIlVITy. .12-Mobile Homes z. For further details call rt is_o:roPertv ')• Investment Property - MerCnJISdISQ -- 9 _____________________________________ SO-MiscelLaneous 57-Appliances Stereo - Radio . 54-Garage . - 29 Rummage Sali _________ EquIpment I and 7 bedroom apartments, 57-Sports Equipment - 58-Bicycles --------.--.-. 33 ..- Houses Rent Fued Small furnished haute Utilities included $113 mu Itt & last Pflori around noon 313 2921. Nrc':.. furnished bedroom with eallI bedroom furnished houSe in hOusehOld privileges. co'jnlry. $130 mo. pius 550 anytime ifter 5:30, 322 damage. Call afttr 6pm. 322 67$) 59-Musical Merchandise 40-Of lice Equipment And Supplies Sanford Cnurt Motel '11 '"r...t' Color TV. w w carpa'l, at.. iiflienci,i, & ov.rnitt. Day or wk rates, 7 Orlando N canfc.rd 37? 40) ?s. - ,,., 6)-Building WLa?erlat$ and T1s Si-Equipment for Rent .',TcLP4TIOPI INVESTORS & (DEVELOPERS- 31 Acres ad i.i(Cflt to city. Perfect for moderate priced homes 412 Feet of CC 2-on French with good depth, high trattic Count. PEAL NEAT- 3 bedroom, 1 bath t-ime. completely painted inside and out, wall to wall carpet . fenced yard If you're interested na 0CC nome for ..ie to'.. ,,,icc at 5lS.S9Swith Sl,l9Sdown payment, IP4A Call and see this today. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL LOT- in Loch Arbor, near lake Calf today for detailS. DO SOMETHING NICE FOR YOURSELF -- and see this Out of the ordinary I bedroom, 2 bath home on a shady corner lot Convenient to everything, yet Quiet Eat in kItchEn. plus other desirable features 137,500. '!slantial down payment Owrwr *11 carry mortgage f 7 pcI down, $15,950. Acre REALTOR. 371 7750 Realty, DCLTOt4A. 1st ,,rca By cearw' 1251 Buccaneer. Walk to plaza 7 bdrm home, "1114342 or 6646203 .-_- -_____________________ BALL REALTY Raymond M Ball, Reg Broker Esth er Plan, Asioc ii. elwestFirst 5? _____ rn MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BROKUR w Outstanding home in a well main la.oro retq?lOorS'ocd Yr'u will i. enioyitslbedroom. and i"j baths Fenced yard. lovely screened netlo, in Brantley School district 1, Maintenance free eaves and fresh ly palnt.d Call Joan Carter. Assoc. iP s IILUMOOM 3 BATH BRAND 4 NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D ER AND DESLNVI m71'431 23e9.50 -B- : 323-7860 ERILAN 834-3 131 iss -- A DEVELOPMENT OF *iLO LAND Co wy 17-92 South of Sanford Meetings 3uslness . 7:30 lit. Tues. uurrri I ir oi'j Ome on mf fiShing lake, in Southeast Orlando This is a steal at 576.500 A55me i')) r'- tcj 4 , bathe, Florida room, b,lcbtn equipped, partly fur fenced yard Available Fb I 5715 mo • Itt & last mo 5! '.c'cur ?' I ) 5 rr.! Ave Santord. oms 7Ci -S-,s'ap and Trade 75-Carrtpers 71.-Antiques . 1''."o ? L ,iC P,'hrkh,sm istateS 545.000 Call Bud leather. Broker. 567 eCOO Read I # E 'Auctloneering Services MEETINGS Realtors 6137333 BINGO EveryMon &Tues Early Bird at 7:)SP.M RegularatT:ISPM 44 S 'i .,,,... I' 'i3O,at ' - 9 \4'_' -. - There area few Items leftover f rom our sale, priced at dealer s cost or less. We have a new RCA 73" color TV for $375, Herculon sectional regular $195 now $295 Day'strom Dinette, req $179 now UI Lamps, price or cii and many other <.'dcls and ends that we must Close cut Phil Deere Furniture Hwy. 44 WeSt First) V ml West of Sanford 321 0730 Household Goods FORMICA Table -- Six Chairs aiWtly ?TOlfl II . In s 1116VIN -- - all" See the homes built =6-,Fm of materials :7. in 11) i?t - :i'• In keeping with the a= Wooded - i.ixaIIaIlJ.. L1..___ 'o Business Meeting 2ndMunday--.7000 1H1" IIer-iihj NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLU L)ALE.S2 5019S TON GOWMLY E. HWY 46 SANFORD 67-A Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar lowest .5 hOlesaie Pr ices guarantrv'ci Open Pam. to II pm, 7 dy GORML,Y'S, 3 mi. east of Santoro on 16 at PR 313 4733 TELEVISION SETSS2SUP MILLERS 7619 Orlando Drive. 372 0352 Ga rage. Rummage Sales Wanted to Buy 68 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. used. any condition, 644 1126. Winter Park. and chuldrerts clothing. 3 bicycles, everything priced to sell. Sale starts Friday till sold. Countryside Trailer Court, oh Airport Blvd. just before you get to base, then follow Signs GE. black & white television, model Central Heat & Air Conditioning. IITO10. with clock. Even It inoperable 322 0100. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 377 177) Cash buyer for used articles, fur ntijr et( 94','Y -H ANTiQUES, 3: I t; Boats 8. Marine Equipment tOBSON MARINE Ccntr.sctt now availaole c 322 7322 16' GlasS Ui Hull Bowrider. 10 HP electric start Johnson & trailer Very good condition, 377 7363 days or 372 *951 nights - - Beauty Care zmwnw Lawn Clean UP, and ijgPih Hauling Tremblay, 323 2771 _ WOOFING. REPAIRS, PAINTING PHONE 372 uis Painting advice & ott. Exp interior & eat painting. repairs, carpentry, texture. mildew removal 373 07 94 JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ________________________ 102', N Maple Ave. Sanford Custom made screen roorni car 373 Top workmanship and Automotive Service ______ Service LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS residential. and Commercial Home Improvements - __111111111111111111111111111 292711*y 1792 3775961 lawn Heaters Cleaned. Serviced, Soldand Installed Call G en eva Htg & Ar Corid Service23 '' _______________________________ I i'll i.r.,'(3Ij AppLances Sanford ElectriC Company 2527 Park Drive. 372 1362 neC ports mat er ials Spe.gle & Stephen s Panting Contractors 2516 Cooedry Club Rd Santord. Fla .172 1Q13 LEACH ALUMINUM Pet Care eaiRlCATlQtl.3714p,,5 If you have an eye for real value, you'll e v e tnt classified adS TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON I. Ii'*i. 4 ,r'.ii P.i ,-'.-& re9u,, ',stom DISTRICT TOL"L) S CA1'tN01v ,re,'.ilgnQ 0 Sm,iil .ifli? o.jll 'U', Call $ )1 1)64 '.'.' in person to... - .1 I I', . .' '' i . , '' Pressure Cleanng Want Ads p4:,PPY BEAR I.!' ,." of ...xterur surfaces MuOfS, MGbilC Homes. Commercial. Industrial, Residential 67S_2W Bring Results '' _ Wallpaper Hanging ,sui.. -LATr Prgfes%on.alWallpaperklanger Licensed Residential Commercial -• VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Free Estimates, Ph. 332-4173 OW7 It's Fix up" Time, Hire an expert repairman $rcm today's classified ads' of Carpentry, interior or iree estimates Call .. Income Tax , .'- - (If (ii' fr.qmitt, ,ij tors ,.','.i''it , ,_r c I'M., "1 'ii LI' .1." 26fl c. 6)1 9I ;,122 3 Tax Service No 7 East Road 17 92 ( SJ' Entrance) 372 7199 Personal .• 'c' d;1;r 'auiurt & I Pressur e Cleaning Eaves ci..'arec,. roofs cleaned & coated. .lnilS special ra'es 32) 1705 -n Interior Trim. Paneling, Custom Carpentry No lob too Small 37] 3677 Glass-Minors j - Well Drilling ,(PlkARlK GASS& PAINT CO 2)0' Magnolii Ave 1774477 ' - 41 - . ______________ The Circulation Department Bonded. licensed. 377 0959 Mi ISlI alter A -. -, Its t efficient service, old and rw'w. -, SERVICE ' __ Plumbing Co. * Small Jobs Wanted Ifl l3,"Lake Mory" Engraving L I. ' • * Bell - tiny ty pe ii More information may be obtained form the Waqt' flair eflice at Rm. 309. Or landO Prc7f Or 72 W. Lake 14 Ceauty Or, P.0- Box A. Orla.sdu, Fi e . 316. interior & Exterior Plastering 6, cmutated Brick Phone 3722710 Carpertry. Remgoelng. AdditiOns, Custom W or k. Free Estimate I. censed Bcaidrd Y.1 3 OM Electrical opportunities. Plumbing , (cinimeriI & R',tiaI LIec tricll Service. LiceftSed& OOxled All Sernrole Co. 21 il' An '.ac'rng Seq vice $30 'Cli that offers excellent growth - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS COO 11U14 P4 1 EPiCE CO PH 5)0 5144 SI) 7710 ,, _____________________________ - - CONCRETE PATIOS management of Distributors. is a career position Remodel AdditionS LiCensed- Bonded - Insured Irv. J. Seyk- 373-4.4)3 Repairs that - Concrete This 373 1010. coufltCf top, -- JACKSON S LLRAMI(,S. s'jpphPS, kiln dealer 10 S Closed ThurtILIv & Sunday 312 7971 This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys bars. Old Boardiflg-Profeu,onaI with tcv $ 6 p m ..n,mal H.s -iøn Board tig 3?? 5757 Ceramics SALES MANAGER Income and - , training in your home. Al. Rreed Dcv Traning Academy. Call for fret evaluation 531 7370 -- made cabinets, ,anities or replace BULLDOZER WORK :tearing lots our Specialty 373 173 1 after 3 p m AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYM'IT ACT TIlE S/NFORD . Appliances Carpentry Thit NEWSPAPER does accept not knowingly HEIP.WANTED ADS tlit 'itJicate a preference based on age from pm p4oyer covered by the listing call: Heating Air Conditioning You' Serve A Directory of Experts Ready To - Apply LASSlF: lED DEPARTMENT 322 2611 y)-Avation '72 YAMAHA 057. 250, 1.800 mi, suit broken in. Call 372 7711 after The Circulation Department is taking applications for a Ta-rm, Owner 322111411 i1' i-'"'. L U-Autos for Sat. Motorcycles 18 373 3164 qi'aqe $100 mo income. $33.000 to 'I /ihan3oned. unwanted istik carl hauled away. Your cost. $10 Orlando, #5 6191 an,- firne ):fiS LakevieW WtI Home. Lot 251' ' 100' Fenced, cem en t bloc k. Es',ry Smidgy It' 'Ii Junk Cars Removed Bulldozing Investment Property or CIUU it your would organIzatIon like be ,ncludei1 in I 77 Pi,-'j ,.., 38 1109 Sanford Avenue "l WE TAKE TRADES .,, ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE ,', 519 F Poe. 327 574? Full hrarflQ itrr's trees, CC I,or.t and, 5B7.Cd nClud.r .0-flit E1 6772 ii Zft't P2411, ISM Pirt ,6, VW Nothing down, lake Over Call credit manager 3736?)) REEL'S BODY SHOP Farms and Groves 16 4 speed, P arid H. good condition. $1,450. 322 5076 ississil 1)01W Fairbanks Orlando, Fli '84 Volkswagen .aa7lpei' *,tPi pop top Inspected in December. New motOr, Clutch plate, generator, regulator and tires. 17,500 645 1767 Pontiac Executive Station 6755 Wagon, no inspection sucker, needs misc. work, 1300. 372 7701 Ll1IIkT1JElnAiMlIJ. 1977 PINTO, 2,000 CC flQ:flt, 17 Volt Auto Balterieslll 95 _____________________________________________________________________________________ Mid-Fla. Realty, Inc. Mtttie.s . :,' outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field Club Hours-tOa,rn Daily (closed Wed.) BIngo. Thursday 2000 ... - Like new, $50 Call 377 5550, IN? P on tiac LeMans. Full power, console, new tires UEASONABLE Ph 77) 0794 Livestock And Poultry 61 Repossessed Need reliable party to assume balance of payments Phychedelic lights, am fm redo, record player, $ track and much more Ph. 517 1577, Winter Park HALLMARK, 55 , .'.t'.lorc',cle lnrn(e BLAIR AGENCY rALOMIPIO GELDING $ 23 Eicellerit Disposition 37) 2969 STEREO-BAR * Autos for Sale (3 liii Q. , ft xl "-'i & snield, with accessories. 5300 cash 322 906 1 after 6 p.m. .', Horses oo Downtown Sanford houSehold items, furniture. blender, recliner, dishes, woman - '.1' . it') AM FM Stereo and $ Track Tape. Assu me balance of SU or 12 pa yments of $7.61 with on ly $11.32 tiown payment. Call Credit Manager, 322 94 1 1 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER, Mov.nq up north, must sell many Forest Greene, Inc. M. -2nd and 4th Thursday Each Month FI GROOMING4111 Arid boarding. With lobe & care Professional Ph. 373 3594 or 373 3959 STEREO spcial sales out of anything of value 1700 French Ave. Sa nford, Fla, 3737340 32) ?t3 SIUNF ISLAND APE!. -fl, i. '"cluton CM I?': acres Znned .'Jr(ult&jre S17.510 SP $31$222 'POODLE Town & Ciuntry luxuriously Station Wagon equipped. Bill Baker VW, 377.1535 Auto Repairs Pa rts.Accessories - For Sale AKC female Wire Hair T er rier. II mo. old. $50 Call 131 203? TV.Radio.Stereo 1970 Chrysler It?) MC, Midget, like new. 4,0(13 Mies 52500 200 Bradshaw Drive. Sanford 3220711 Ph 372 7645 BEAGLES, liverS white, ówks. old. 550 with papers. $25 without, Ph 793 7977 alter S p m Sanford 5 Used Camper Cab VS Fawi P'-', 575 Stud Service ,,vailaott' also. 190 Alma, Lake Mary. 3735799. 1 001 Palmetto Ave Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or strett 10*125'. $3300 Hwy 17.92 I Mile Suvlhof Sanford CLIFFJORDAN Supplies Pct and 65 _________ (DFLTONA - Wooded lOt to Likenew)bedrm, I bath mCtj,i r.nie St Ul on nice wooded lOt I .'ntral iir, utility shed, pricec,y fo rlI ht only 1)3,500 Al moble home lotpriced at SS( Ph,lI5 (apponi 'ssoc Sanford Auction * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antique's, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and applianceS Plus special sales (witch ads) Ten lakefront lots, Lake Markham Estates $110,000. Call Bud Feather, Broker. $62 6000 1. LONGW000 AREA Equipment for Rent 16 parts, "[PIMORE WASHER, ..ervice, used machines. -'.'OOt!EY APPLIANCES, 3730697 * Campers Travel Trailers Lake Miry-.-- 2 acres plsjs, corr.r site, excellent area. cleared. 510.300 By owner 323 $106 or $67 6)09 POST 53 this Ptsi,J43g 79-Trucks md Triers We are selling Our office desks used only 6 mos. Site lull, regular price. $151. now $15 and site 2456, regular price $263. now $113. Both ike new Phil Deere Furniture, W Hwy. 4.6 373 07)0 is Blue L us tre El ec tric Carpet ShampOOer for only $1 per day CARROLLS FURNITURE - v'IaPiefi, ranges, refrig, t39.9 5 up. Also re pa irs. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., 373 2932. 53 To toy and s..'li o$1 or silver cops contact lit first. We alSo buy bulk Silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W lit 3731351. - Peed WHIT ESIDE APPLIAPIC.ES, 614 7t41 Ph. 37)6153 '6.5 BuIck Wildcat Good mechanical ronJition /.tmoSt new t rc'% 5?0 :.ir' Pr , Stamps-Coins 69 Travel Trailer. slr'ep', 6, air con iii?iOflCd. 322 4170 r"""""""""""""` LEGION T er ms HOLLAND REALTY. 373 1075 . - 0"dris' TO 391111i Liviru 17-Junk Cars Remov _______ MAITLAPID FLEA MART -. - .A lllinO,t. 60011 AMERICAN 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, family roo'r, den. c3rpet, Cent h a •1 Musical Merchandise Hammond Concord Organ with 710 Leslie speaker, 3 mos. new. Equity 6, take over paymen ts or good br eak for someone paying cain With warranty, 373 3294 RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery, huts, radio. Excell en t condition. 323.3900 80 37711 1917 Louise St., Crystal Lake, BINGO EVERY Tht)r5di)y 7'30 P M laliitt . -- S. •i All sites and models, 10 speeds, S speeds. and standard IikCS now ,v1tabi,. t F'rq's'rrn' Store Call i2 L;14 59 . 71 F 'at ISO Spider. Red. cony , *Ire Box 524. c o The Sanford Herald, P 0. Boa 1&S7, Sanford. Fla JEEPSe * - For the p5t buy n American t.'.'.?ors, and Jeer vihiClOs. set DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 50* S. Fr ench Ave .372 4557 For dOrntiti I imported Pickups. Save 40 pct --Buy direct motor home Must b" in Condition and a good price Write ,' till Hwy 1797 Open Sat. & Sun 93 ;3a 2970 SI Lots and Acreage 20 acres in Lake Mary, 7 blocks south of school, between 3rd & 4th -a 5 , w per 0rr, 113,000 3'WUF1 19 IVAF *,wupr )i Sect or will divide. Write B. Bellutci. 7:30P.M lsI&3rd If , ~ FLEET RESERVE ASSN. Pres Mgf Lifestyles 76-Avto RepairsPrtt, Accessories Meeting Tuesday ) 0 Travel $3 1941 COMET. L06ded Nothing Down, Take Over Call Credit Manager, 323 6730 STEP BUMPERS-537.50 - Bicycles 6-2 .. '.,. CASH 377 4132 For usPd furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Marl, 213 Sanford Ave -. Appliances 57 4710 * - - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes - ;.parfrncnt Site Electric Range ,ill m er chandise True Temper toots, Black I, Decker & Rockwell power tools, lawn & garden equipment, housewares, paint Everything goes. Hrs. 96 373 I. 14 CEf l'ER -- Fat' Overweight'? Try The Diadax plan. Reduce excess fluid with Fluidea no prescription at Medio Discount Drugs FREE CENTRAl. AIRI With most OcKiblcviides sold from stock at 122 6457:After3,3373111 _____ Transportation 50 32301 ,' ??-Auction : 191 Child's World Books, like brhnl new, 575, 7 2.1" bii'itOOa%, SI? each; Infant carseat playcha'r. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES OO French Ave 71O3 Orlando Or 32) $ 700 313 5300 - le Mobile Homes BROOKFIELD. 1 7 1 , set upon I acre wood ed tot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm., 64' x 121 . Dealer, I -- 69 -Stamps Coins 22 Father Richard .1 Lyons Business 3fl 5477 HESS HARDWARE, Ill E Lake ,,'.t ?' 7i Mobile Home Bank Reposseulons. IS to choose from. 131-7373 Dealer. 200' Water Front $1 Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWINC. CENTER, 307 A. East I;t St Sanford 377 9111 Eves ,$3I 1)48 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE llNcWniu 'WiVJJ% ,'I,r!rd 10 1 Ill J1SE buy sell trade First ST. garage apartment. All for $34,950. Cr,cr io:, ba ths. waft to wall carpet, large lot. fenced bard, 56.900 373 0011 - Realt or Fern Park 1U1162 ______________________ DCAI TV IlLt)LI I '03W Frt5t 37) 606 or 37) OSIJ balance of Ill or 10 payments of SADDLE EQUIPMENT -- BOOTS Western Vicar, Save at the Old C or ral Western Shop, Il 92, 1 mile S at Ocilary. ',t:.r.. 58 BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, P your i an Ideal W3 to In form the public of your club activities. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Riding lawnmower With Electric Starter Ph 349 3677 after 5 667N Orange Ave. Poultry 1-41 Did you know That club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This "We Don't Stop WANT TO BUY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS REALTORS 7S6S Park Dr Carly Birds 7:15 p. rn 197'3 Ford Bron co, I wheel drive, 5,000 miles. Sell or trade. 337 2026 '64CHEVY'TOP4 PICKUP. Nothing down, thke Over Cat' credt r,r1,pr 371 47)3 WANTED TO BUY: Late mod el Must sell & sacrifice bea ut iful Spanish and Contemporary living room sofa, charr and love seat. Marble top end tables, cocktail tables, lamps. & pictures. All items like new Pleas call 644 5473 after S p m only. In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine Fully automatic Pay turf's plus detaciiid two -car Cali 322.2. ,,o Anytime Bingo Every Wed. & Sat. I HOME REALTOR HERE'S THAT OLDER 2 STORY I Bedroom, 1'.,bath frame you've been wanting Has formal dinng room, wood fiors, climate control and many new home fee LOCH ARBOR-HERE IT IS, FOLKS! A 3 bedro.c'm. 2 bath on raved street with air, central t'at. insulation, all utility on niections plus many extras. Good sized room, interior and exterior newly painted Has formal dining room. Price' Only $77,500' All right Who wanils to see it first? Chapter 'tStqp Urn!" For Sale $10 373 0051 before S CITY EXCLUSIVE WITH STEP4STROM- One bedroom. 1 bath frame with a sleeping den, paneled living room, dining area, carpeting mo fence Only $1 11,000 Cute home Real nice inside & out Excellent conditIon. Want to 5,' If? Call us now! BLED . M Realty CITY NOTICE j j Or. WitI 3S'fI Siiv N,a O.va Gart.øx Apts 377 1991 19)95. French Surd.iy. 3?? 7371 or 372 14% E )Ii0[ 25'h SO 377 __S5 Stenstrom LcIQ*cX Realtors - KULP DECORA1ORS. Miscellaneous 50 Boats & 18' all fiberglass camper type houseboat with 10 hp. Evinrude motor. 52300 Call 313 101$ after 6 pm GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW WILSON MAtER FURNITURE 830-5500 Inc ',.)t,'% fled. $70: pTitorm rocker, 1)5 Complete bdrm. suite, mci. Jenny Lind bed, $125, Much more, iriCI Chippendale & Duncan Phyft' II ", I .5' i .i rti,'lflkS '.51. i;.L 114/.QLS i) . eô-Horsts I Those rent payments could be bu.ldingequtywhiieyouenoy the privacy of your own home This 3 bedroom, IS baths nas eat in kitchen with refrigerator and rAntie Cyclone trni(i'd yar it ill '.cncrr.l çn h Cri' , 5C ¶'IrD 14th I' niidjr.. .'.ss..' NO,', Roberts & Gilman Stemper Agency SEMINOLE REALTOR - ORL.. - WP. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE F 114 C) N Southeastern Acceptance Cor oorat ion, 629 1173 p(CT GENEVA 1'ERRACE ci'.. j,ick P McClure. Peg, Broker, 706 N Park Edw's. Bldg, 373 1170. 323 3715. 349 5336. ' OF Forrest Greene, Inc. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 5)16300 "dill purchase first or second mortgages in any condition, WHY PAY RENT? NO CLOSING COSTS! )£ DeLANO-- Beauty Parlor. Owet and S ory stations. Fully equipped CL) building, 70x50'- Also nice older home, I bed rooms, I' baths, family room 11*11'; living room 70x15' Lot size 14!x l47' on Hwy ISA An excellent investment income property, S50.00i3 Marine Equipment 55 Houcehold Goods SI Properly . SANFORD sS-Pets and Supplies 81-Livestock and , I VA $1250 CONVEN. Income and all trick. ,:rom $23,400. 70th Street to ocust. turn 1(1? to 111h St t.n Vñencia Court North MOcl open 16 p.m. daily, Or' SilO phone 77) lOW 434 WEST OF I4 flashed, ' 67-Lawn and GaFdtn 3 bedroom, large lot, fenced, lo'', C C BLAIR BROKER A J. PEN1dlPdGTON ASSO. 17) 7110 Iforoc' 172 9 1 20 •' TwO t4c1'f.n, I Lath, fam,i room lkitChen a mgnm - 3 bedroom. I'-, or two baths, LO II GWOO D - - LaP.' Mary, big 3 birrn, 2 bath lr.ir family room, equipped kitchen. $275 mo. 37304.15. 26 - REALTY 110111 VA'Nothing Down 1030am. * *AMC Investment Nice 2 bedroom home by owner, Sanfor' location. For ap pofltment call 373 7920 or 571 '2116 alter 6 Fairlane, higheSt badovef 5150. $06 Magnolia Ave. Sanford. let. 9, '14 WIllys Jeep. Aluminum metal trip, tow bar and wen ch. Call 373 2769 after I 7 Bedroom, den, cathedral ceiling, CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 6651791 DeBary 665 4455 FOR PUBLIC AUCTION, 1963 F or d '61 CHEVY PICKUP Long wrieel base Nothing down. take o-#er. Call credit manager 373 6730. 2574 Park Dr 3 72 7)15 REALTOR After hours 3229751 372 311,11111 3720445 BROKERS The Time Tested Firm DayS. 322 6)23 NihjI. 372-512i JOHNNY WALKER 3 room efficiency apartment. too, first arid last in advance, plus $50 damage and ulllity deposit MAturE couple, no Children 372 Rooms for Rent idi.je for elderly gentleman 322 (94 I COUNCIL 5357 2 bdrms i private home 116 per week Call 1221 53 after5 Eguipment I AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS -NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. AND ESPECIALLY beacu%e of th e Clean 4 toom apartment. Adults gas shortage, a tell Service, (Cm only, no pets Flear hOSpitil After operated KWIKKARWA5pjnthe , .'n I Is? & last mo 17? liii 'nioro at ea. will provide years of STEADY INCOME. An in .stment for t hoSe MUST 3? Houses Rent SUCCEED. Call Collect, 904744 Unfurnished IS-Boats & Marine Se-Camping SAN MO PARKS. 17) Bedroom Trailers & ApIs 2 Adult p..jrks, 2 Family parks3515 Hwy 11 2. Sanford, 373 19)0; Day. Wk, I fireplace in living room, 7 car cellent neighborhood, garage, good Condition. 217 W. 17th St ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO 'a _____ For Sate Sl-Houthold Goods 33-TV APARTMENTFORRENT 2BEDROOMFURNISHED PHONE 373 757) T ff4 CASE OF RECESSION! An Equcti UpperTuni?y LmploeF,,) Il l 1~ 1 1 1 1)4W Itt St. ?RO Z with0 bdrm frontage, zoned Ml 37) 3951 __________________ h)LIIU tte Wnt'j - Ti $110 mo. Phone 37761)7, 'y - WELAKA APARTMEN TS 24 Business Opportunities R. H. Donnelly Corporation IS-Income And - . Ir Older 3 bdrm frame home, a ' Dow DOWN - Blair Agency Two bedrocm duplex furnished apartment. 4270 Orlando Drive, Sanford i;tLJTlrIAf1._ With iniln....,. Master 60 pct -Guarantee full 04' __________ part time B)) 430), $31 4450 -------- 14 -Farms and Groves 7 _Qal or 3 Acreage 43-Lots and I hours for 2 HALL RL ------------------- ___, - 10P 1, %withaAy,at 1797 (/ 1 [Ic'(lrpOrn, Adull only Park Avenue Mobile Park 7515 Park Dr iVC, 377 7181 y 4o Rtauy, 3 22 1301 Apartments Rent JiJ nfl Painter's Helper, will train II yrs ..rolder,S7 00 perhour,40hrs per Call after 5, 534 411 Must be at least 18 years of age and able Real Estate a P Furnished Full time passenger and truck tire changer needed Experienced only need apply. Top pay for 42 hOurs work week Two lull days off Sick leave & libteit vacation, in person to Cavanaugh Tire Service. 110) S Frenth Ave 'c.inford surrounding areas starting February 2, For Rent 31 Ill time LPP4S. Ito It arid 11 to 7 'J,rses Ait. all thuftx Açpi Lakeview Nursing Center, 9 1 9 F Second St. DeBary, Deltona, Geneva, Oviedo and 37-Business Property UTILITY CONTRACTORR---fluried cable Experienced only Phd vacation, holidays. hoSpitaljjtion. Call: 1 For Rent 36-Resort Property For Rent GE NEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W. 5th St 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, convenient to schools, shopping center. Shag carpeting, drapes. dishwasher, central heat & air. Sparkling clean ixiol Move in today Chtldr.'n accepted 3 22 2090 ' B-ookkCt'ping. Payroll, Statements. ecretarial work done in my Men and Women needed to deliver the Homes Rent a WIPICO CONSTRUCTION CORP $31 -34.55 OR APPLY At Construction Office, P4 Side of Hwy 431. LOngwood. 33-Houses Pent Furnished 34-Mobtie I and 2 bedroomS, Carpeting and drapes, cen tral heat and air, fully equipped kitchen Adults only Ph 373 6450. CONSTRUCTION * rADrUAM W 1URLIYItl 25-Loans 24-Insurance FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS 1170 FLORIDA AVENUE CALL 322-2611 llJht' 'anfarb Financial , . flift , Jim Hunt Realty Autos for Sale 1961 VW, wide tires, current ..rs spectiori slicker Engine S clutch lust rebuilt, Only 1395. SHELLEY USED CARS, 70 1 Fr ench AvC., 3233960, 1973 Chevrolet El (amino. pick upS cyl power steering & brakes, standard shift, AM FM radio, Air Heat, CU radio, trailer hlth, equipped for tow bar, camper bOdy, 1 owner 7,660 miles. 209 Margaret Road, Sanford. 327 3131 or 37 7 7955 CvCS fireplace. Central heat, air, 528.730. 80 FORD F300 WITH FLAT BED Nothing down, take over Call credit manager 373 62)0. Large lots, over ' acre, Central H A. carpeting, range, Closed garage From $73,700 . Apartments Rent Unfurnished I rm. ?.flt,,,ntd apt utilities in cluded. SllOmo. $50 deposit 36S E, Georgia Ave., Longwood $ 34 38 Close in -- 7 bdrm, frame cottaot'. 707 Mellonville Ave You (in ',ee the lake from the front yai ii Trucksand Trailers 19 - - Store With super return on in vestment, 000d location, Includes real cs'e'e eQuipment Ced in r'n'ory. C' Nice I bedroom apartment. Air carpeted, kitchen equipped Adults 5)05 Phone 3727296. Fla . drivers iicense to meet prestigeouS people. Strictly days, salary & comm II you're looking for a hifd lob. Skip this d, We *anl happy people. Reply Box 521, care of The Sanford Herald. Box 1657. Sanford Newspaper In The World. Employment 30 Ø,wl .-•" "a! Il-Ca mping. R esorts Help Wanted Nice Ia'id2bedroomapts Pius bOnus if you qualify. NO ex 700 Magnolia Ave., Apt 3 perience necessary, will Iran N' )nas.fb9am 9pm limit. Part time evening age hours, may work to JO hr. per New Duplex in Like Mary. $115 mo week Year round position wiih I shag carpet, drapes, stove yr old company See Mr. Pyle, 10 refrigerator, on corner lot 37) 12 am. Monday Thursday Permanent Cooling Inc., 107 Concord Dr.. CaSselberry Apply in personI Make room for daddy Have i only. garage Sble Isith 1 lOw (OS classified ad! WANTED, Mature Men and women nfor'ralover1 TI-' ' ••' Nev f &ii4;nok Better Than Any Other lJ'-'Travil Agencies ih girls. Mr. Rube They say unless the temperature this job :s for the penguins ee rpfLSfihfl $3 PER HR. SALARY 1Z 1 Travel & Recreation - . , I - --- - ---- - - - - - - -- TELEPhONE SURVEY To the Housewife *ith ftill to Pay. p'i,i',v' .i position ,hich illtake tt, hours a day Apply in per son. Philips Cleaners. 319 W 13th St Sanfc,rd wing hine repaf ned, oiled luSted 7 CS-1,144CIC, I ("""'"""' , SM.I GROCERY Cuperienced only. Day or flite. NEW 1 & 2 bedrooms from $169 6 inns lease Sandtewood Villas P4ORPELL TEMPORARY, Call 373 7170. 72)) Lee Rd. 447 ens 177 5757 NOISE fls000Terms - you turn up Groomer, all breeds, _____ S-Lost and Found I ______________________________ Oranges. Lemons Grapefruit, Tangelos F V Foster, 372 *14 NO TRAFFIC Loch Arbor a very nice 3 bdrm. 2 bat CU home Large bedrooms. large living room. separate dining room, a spacious comfortable home. _______ They Get Results Any Day Holiday ". LAKE MARY imagine a) bdrm. CU home, car peted, fenced yard, excellent condition for under 570,0(13 Drive by 601 Baywood Or you'll like it ' See Orange Hills ' Orange City today A new community of SO Isrick homil West oil? 9700 Holly Dr. Our sign Will direct you. " BROWN REALTY i HATTAWAY REALTY 3 bedroom home on large lot OutS.de of City with patio and all the -- -- 1-Personals PLaces "I'm 18 3-Ceme'taries Hotels USED CAR MECHANIC atie to work on an; domestic car. Gc working conditions, Apply Brad's Auto 5alo, 2600 Orlando Drive m 6710 -.- . -- .1 _________ Good Things to Eat 9 --.- Announcements J, AVON 30S U.S 1792, Sarord Day Before Publication - TO BUY OR SELL. / , , No THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sale , LONOW000 DUFLEX Autifl Development Corp_ $31.500. 7 bedrooms each side. Altamonte Springs, 904 775 175$, Carpeted Shaded lot Rented &sr.Oradford Open I 6 p month to rnOflh Call liifcTh _______________________________ (iuJSon. Asso COUNTRY LIVING & one third acre, fenced, 3 bedroom. 7 '. i baths, family room, dnng room, kitchen eguipp, w,iIl to wall carpet, central neat & REALTOR 131 7Y'C nQ,vOd ar, intercom, two car garage, 167 i1w. large workShop. 543.000 CASSELBERRY ii Acres, pluS stocked fish pond, S LAKEFRONT tcaroom, 2 baths, dining rpom, 594QUEENS family room, kitchen equipped. MIRROR CIR. fireplace, wall to wail cdrper, 1 , I ''rf'l t.in" Pi"m,' I rentral vacu'Jrn S . CPt1tr,I a' .,r t:.'1 '.lVI'tJ ill d Iari' Ii,i,,SS) '-'t V wooded lot. Picturesque likevew cm living sed Iam'ly rm C ' r: kitchen, format dining room, central air, patio, plush carpets. 37) 5774 beautiful decor throughout. Must REALTOR tell' Owner has drastically reduced to only 541.500 with as little as S pct down Phyllis Cappon'. Assoc Alter hours, 377 0 1765 shade trees and good loc,tlon, . - _ EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor. 1601 S Hwy. IT c -- 3 bdrm, 7 balh borne with family ' , "'I ' We invite your corw3rison with al other homes you have ConSIdered Milland. 675 i* LOVELY ______________________ CaIl6.U.3OP CAVALIER MOTOR INN . Man to work in freezer. Good pay Apply Hi Flavor Meets. Inc Oviedo. 365 564%. Eating Places ~_ / - Houses for Sale S and 10 acres with 7 hdrrn tmr. tiled Orris and Priced right "' - Hour Service Call 322 74 ACREAGE _______ j'( ( )- Large corporation seeking qualified dieSel truck mechanics, Send resume in confidence to Personnel Dett. P 0. BOK I. Mims, Ft0. 754, ''i Equal Opportunity EmpIorr .. -. 1a.m. '5:30pm Saturdays &HoIdays am. 12 Noon Deadline-17 Noon 32-Houses ___ _____ '1 ( Mechanic Care ChriSt;in Day School has opening for I or 5 yr olds for spring semtster. Call Lutheran Church of Rediemer, 322 3S or Mr ,.ttt,fl ?6.tC Of Copy. ntc'd 14 A DRIVERS Part time or lull time .',e train yOU Good commission Y,lt,v C,tj co . ) S Park Tcnr love & care for ur child Educational Child care & kindergarten, A Child's WorIt, 2154 5. Sanford Ave. 373 6474 Insertions-No Change 18--He IiL 41 1 -- ['perencei bNl, & paint man Ariply ftr Auto Salts, 26c*1 Ort,tfldO Drive. Sanford karat laijes a'mond ring lost. and lr1oom cameo ring. Great sent, rrentat vAltv' REIARD 844 ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 5-Eating ( ) -.- / Help Wanted I Calibart Real ELate 24 41 St. Ray Crank. Builder New 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes. Cars peting, range, d4shwener, disposal, central heat air. Lot ISO x ISO'. Ph. 67)•4a). ' __________ J bdrm. mobile home, air con litionecl, $150 per mo plus utilitii"S Call J? 4/,99 1IVCN1 B •'°" _____________________________ IGIRLS .GtRts4RL'; I -- Houses for Sale KlNGSBERPYL El Capitan Lovely 3 bedroom, 7 b brick mes for di%cri,fliflatiflg Peaceful setting. Odk frets add to ,$ on.of our friendly advisors ISlip the beauty of theSe delightfully word your clnsif led ad Calf spacious homesites 327 7611 r $31 99)) Take advantage Of our opening prices, only $76,900 and $27,500. _____________________ i- i ___________________________ ORANGE HILLS 1 Vrenrfl Ave j2? P112 Want Ads Have a 41 SANFORD REALTY NOLONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS ltd DEMAND, SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD - I/ 18 41 Sale _____________ -- Houses 2Sn _~ Houses for Sale _____ li turnshrtj trailer t,r rent .i' taIl Steve Knight. 7735340. or .ilter $ p.m. 373 1035 - DICO1EQUE Travel Agencies .- . . P Mobile Homes Rent r .. $ thru7S times ........3bca line . ... .....T3ca flr 25 times 7-Motels -. Y Ask for Want Ad3 S . by Gill Fox TOFZES ------------'-----.-....--.- 4 c a line SIDE GLANCES - PIANOLESSONS I? Week Chord Course Harry Wester, 371 1379 MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn. Silver Springs Airport Rd. 901 716 4777. Res 736 41)) ACEOWITHAORINXING PRO BL FM Pfrh,irt AøPl. ArOr. fl1c Can Help Seminole 322-2611 phone 421 WrtePO. Bo )7)3 £nforO. Floe di Winter Park ARE \'OU tROUBLED' Call Toll Free, 644 7027 "We Care Hol,ne' Adults or Teeq Orlando 831 -9993 ...... New Home For Everything Even For You.' A Instructions DIAL I thru S tim$$ Find Personals WANT AD Tuesday, Jan. 29,1974-7B The Sanford Herald -1 - _7 - ______ INFORMATION _E 7~= ._~-_~ _~_~~ z jl(" JOYCE WELL DPILLIG .ini) larger, pumps. sprinklers Water CORd it QiWr5. 377 A6 10 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS _________ a ,', .1 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All ty pes arid sizes ,,e repair and Service Lawn Service '' ""Aa't ..... . - .. - ,': ,,.: '3'' ',t .: STINE MACHINE SUPPLYCO '. 1. - (I'l I ~j S'll(j]I I it'afir 372 I)2 I jj~~~ 1,IU - 1jrrath .!elepisone 841.1026. -u-- - 11111111 - ___ -- - -- - - ___ .. -.. - I±s - 4O i - ' -. , ' - .'-:--,-----..--'-- ' ' S y S -n5 P r.--. -. - ..-.- • - -= --I -s= -=- JI', - _ ',-E . _S. - -- -E -- - -= 'ti--. -EE 4 -.. -= _ ..' - ... - -.. . ' - - -":' - - - _rz'' = , --- - - i= _•.. - �_____ _ - -- - ____ - - -. - - - - LI - - - - -_- - -... -; _:-:. -: - - - 8B-Th Srfrij Her Tuesday, Jan. 29 1974 1 M cCla Won 't in Or Play Political Resign . By DONNA FSES Herald Staff Writer 01 the mayor's job McClain aware Of what t also has precise ideas mayor is supposed to be the "11 comes a time In every WINTER SPRINGS Semi. goveru. "'Peel realizee the e Peopledo tno S li fe when he has to put g uiding light pole's youngest elected 0if hUt ment. lie must represent all the power th ey have," MeClain some ing back into th the cornIs Roy McCIam at3O the public people, consider and give a said, "They can move mounmunity. By running for Of thisitv f amily am tr)ing to do my part willing ear to the wMes of all tains. Viben they raise their office, I hair &uw by proragion. my civic the people and bring their for my community ."But,I do not consider myself duty," he said. ' message to the city council," he - •- "People today are sick of pro. fessional politicians. They made this clear in the city elec. Lions not only in Winter Springs, but elsewhere in this connty. McClain has very definite hopes for his city."I want to see McClain supports the CAI.No recre' Council of I,ocal Governments it is really interested In benefiting the municipalities as a aroup and leaving poLitics to terested in playing political shuffleboard, a place where th~ side" and unlike som games. I am not," he said. municipal leaders also supports play ers and other the 'Mooney" law. McClain html) denies the ti ' ofte n current rumor that he plans to citizems have morr time to fill "Ttie Moone Ylaw is basically resign tlw mayor's office he than others. good. It requires that the people "Tbe city definitely net-0 be given enough time to express "I have no intention of industry to bring in revenue to their opinions. Without this law, resiOng. That would be letting the city and to pt nnexations could zip through won in December, I' . - _; ... - .,% - LLZ - .S . ~ L - - - i Ending To . DC1 - . - la wiii__ -'J .i - -1 .t =. =_ ___ a 9 . ~~ -- '" I . . ,-, r z. ____ . - - - I i . AND ____ I .., V0__11 -,.-- %_ J_ -A - .~ -, - - .%._ I , . -~i` --. ,,, . - -9., .I 2 _ It -- LM . I - . * .- A. W For Total Comfort? . .; S A-- -1 - &- _W_ 40~~0.jt~i%i~-,* t-s. , J the "furnace with . 4j1' i%1-'t ::r , / by ciperts - Comfort guaranteed LZ ':' jL" - J-tI I 1 I1 ~ - ~ 11 t -, '. . ~ L 4, . .- I j.___ I -. fI I t . I ~ - 14 - Z ili~~~ -ft . ~ 4i 11 Ji ~ ! _=_ 1~ Z- -1 . I 11 __ - I F ,I ~ . __ - . . i J0 .'.." '. - . - i - -_ - . A4r ;; -a I T . .-'. .-- ''c , ., __________ ,7 I ff. - , "I'll - -- _,x li-F-a ~_ . - 7k - .. . L"I _f__T;0%1rVqW1_7_ , .. . - , "J - Bu efin FIRE DESTROYS ,% TUESDAY Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No. 138 i CUCUM afternoon fire destroyed an undetermined number of cucumber crates stored by a Pompano Beach man behind the State F armers Market at 1300 S. French Avenue. A Sanford Fire Department spokesman said the blaze is under investigation and some of the several hundred crates were saved. Fire hoses blocked firemen extinguished the blaze W 13th Street for an hour traffic (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) large wooden order summer months. Buta question that he testify In person at the trial of former aides had arisen o ver whether federal Florida to indicted for the break-In at law permitted the office of Daniel change its time more than once Wednesday, January 30. 1974-Sanford,Florida 37771 r _. . re al of DST except during the California state ' _____ - - . . , nonutes before suwt. Senate president Mallory florne, D-Tallahassee, stood by ( air conditioning added Installation I = -- - ,- ,-11 _' - T,, , ..v ;.. - 7 -~ - - -,X ~k~': .., " ~.i , , - i'' -. 3i - - " 'k I It appeared by early alter. House Speaker Terrell Ses- light Time alter eight children 'ending Daylight Saving Time in noon the leg islature would ad. sums, 1)-Tampa, said Tuesday died in early morning darkness most of Florida. . The House voted 8Q2 to re. journ without taking any action. he believed the compromise resulting from the time change .1 TA11AHASSEE,Fla. (AP)- move the enacting clause -in Another part of the com- would meet the objections that mandated by Congress. The Florida House today voted effect killing -a bill Nat would promise ran into trouble earlier led both chambers to adjourn States like Florida in two down a key Ingredient of a have returned peninsular in a House committee after the first day of the semion time zones can put their Eastern Time Zone on standard compromise aimed at breaking Florida to Eastern Standard gaining Senate committee ap- without taking action. lie said three measures were time-but that precludes a rea special session deadlock over Time starting *in September. proval. e: A bill to return turn to Daylight Saving Time ar Florida to Eastern Standard time from next October until April 1975; a resolution immediati, time change to prourging school boards to move PW class hours forward so children are under heavy pressure not will travel to schoolasking in the to eliminate DST in the sum arknot andamemonam d 4 mer. Congress to relyeal "theact that The U.S. Department of go u Transportation has threatened p predicament." a court battle if Florida tries to Tampa a Sessums, P ack in Democrat, bad backed a bill April--a potential compromise ____ - . L. I - *_ . By JOHN VAN GW.SON Associated Press Writer ~I -_ . . . R_R 5 ;_ - ht Savings Ti e 11 y . 1; 0% I I L ~. L ,, J - 1 0 0 ,( - -r,-"...-., .._ , - I'Z ~-,..: GgJ ( , OKH . I __ i". _____ ~, Kills vote " ;T -ar-. ~ - ,_ . -- - '7 ~ 7 -- - I .I t ~_ .. --z ~_ .- - __ .+ __ Flq%.~ . pm~ , W ! li~ _ !-~hL _=~_X_-zg _~ - - - Z; I--. f - . ~ I ouse : . voices t the ballot box to their their only daughter, 4, and sons dressing shop is built onto the the first to know the cmmusl. is made t s problems a elected re,laUves, they Scotty, 3, and Stephen f ourhOU3C. and be!ow. aware of o wil l be heard," he said, months. brewlng, This "hair dressing Is a creative surfacetroubles • t profession ," lie sa 'd 8fl4 1 i One place (his shop) to find flie iaIflu lives ifle , Marri ed for seven years, out really what the grass roots McClain and his wife, Carol home on the 1A)flgWwu-''v 0 iY la i n said. it "A hair dresser ' probably think" McC have three children - Kelly, Road. The McClain hair- with myself and do such a thing." : i Games H • aI (DUll as on While House said today. IN f ~ . S 1, AIR i~~ !__ -..- / FIRST FAMILY OF WINTER SPRINGS - Watergate t 4(b• N. i _ of SANFORD INS.. c. Maple Ave '" pnflZIflI Hinted Case McClain, Kelly, Carol holding baby Stephen and Scotty It I $T* IT IU'IO IV? IIfltM JAOVII flttMOIt.l C*Ct WISER 10 _________ ______________ ___ ______ •ST. list LKNI w w wo _______________ LEGER f 11 - V. UI UK If(AI t ucuT.no'w1I ul1iiTIOSU - RUM LEII.ANI IMP. SCHENLEY GIN OR VODKA HAWAIIAN RUM The Most Important - - t. 1 4540 B&B u 1.49. STANLEY KAHLUA V4IUI #4 1 tong ,,. *4 ,,. t&<ao 35 stair -..co, 12'..2I Coming Soon 2 99 ., '' 8 VE11611 OLD REPEATER GOLD COACH 8 YEAR MR 10 KENTUCKY CERTIFIED 6 YEAR 93 PR [BIN HORN 8 YEAR 8 YR. 86° OLD STANLEY OUAFi MC HENRY 12 YEAR MtI4INRY 8 YEAR oas. 47 IS '' _____ S 3,1 1 LU? 101(01.1011 5!jCIAL 54 GRAND AWARD 111 , twita DOWLtPG 1000 -a 12 YR. - BIG 'T' TODHUNTER .. ,,. - CALVERT all (lIlt lull (.40111s1 'XMt! '3. 499 MARII$ss MANHATTAI MAIGAPITA Pt#SACOI,*DA DAIQUIRI VA, ?AT OD?AHtO$tD - IL! •, .1 - - Ila SOT : -. -. Mt *Wt flI* lorlul N CA N N *y "-4 ' . 5.29 Special Section when your home needs repair - ',- I All SALES DONATED T3 MARCH DIMES WW111POT . . 4.19 MU$CATfL-5$$CAflOI4 '" 5*UT MWATH4 POV ABC 't'-'-TtPCPT (I .99 c0L*VOSO$,$H(0Y- (AtLON ARC ,. .' l(4 a •' - ½ GALLON GOLD SEAL PINK CATAWBA - ' ' 4 ' ' 4"r - - • I $Sl'$tA(ILUI, imia ic siu CAI 4949 4.59oua, , %T ,, Complaints still coming in about the school kids as they make their way to school in t he mornings .. . don't blame it entire)>' on the auto drivers, eit he r. Just the other morning, a caller complained about three re high school girls who on their textsitting THE IN books ... !1I(hIT0 MIDLM.F. OF I( SALDR I VE In Sanford. No lights around them. Almost an accident. MAN VOU THIS -. I - I. r ANUHE SIMON LANCERS ROSE '*a'a.sW..I , ',' ABC PORT. SHERRY, MUSt ., CRACKLING ROSE 31. . 24.95 '1? lElLER SCItARlE KATZ 229 - -1.w . a.,. IORRISROSADO 2.29 24 .95 TYBURGUN0Y. CHABLIS, 1.99 a. W 8.40100831 * woODO PI.A7A SHOPPIP4O CIP4TL talm Omni "I ,s, 'a.' 4 CilstAj CCIU ItOSIC 27, ia-' Wt -; CAROOtLI IMP. ITAD' I5.O5 1.99 Z 22.95 'V 4'VI 'J2YIN SRMU BEAUJOLAISli 298 i 2695 M*e,j • 3495 991 . Vyi - _______ 3.49 3568 MIRASSOU CHENIN e .. 329 3.9S '• TORRES SANGRI 01 TORO 749 TA G' AMBASADDR VERMOUTH 1.40 fl. Va Ill SEBASTIANI H1HlN BLANC 249 2595 EFSIAIOFF BOOK OF WINES tABERNET SAGNON 'V ROYAL CHERRY IMPORTED FROM DENMARK 7.29 31 15 YONMOUSSWJ VOUYRAY 7.98' 2980 BLUE LABEL Lt(8FRAUMILCH 7.29 2495 119 13.15 •.,.,.. '11 MIRASSOU PETITE ROSE 219 79.95 1 1912 37 iM MICHIALANGELO CHIANTI T39fl95 . DELAND ., 2.1 2295 72.95 7795 22 95 V.'V'Vs 'V0'u.,a5I, 25.95 '7C VINI. DROUHIN - POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL 229 2495 EBAST I ANI PNOT NOIR 'VllV& - - 329 32. 349 3750 "!aI1r 'ith the state of the President." Nixon was sending Congress a lengthy, written State of the Union message in addition to his speech to Senate and House members. Most of the President's legislative proposals represent a!tered versions of ones advanced I I _____ _____ __ '- --Qoo _14~ " ±4 -1r 1j' I H:1. - . . -' - '. :- -- r .:r - - Al __1W t -' - . " . __- - - - 1. - . - ; in enrii': ::r, Perhaps his major 1974 leglslative initiative is a much-revised natinial health Insurance plan. To be financed largely through employer-employe contributions, it would Insure all Americans of basic minimum coverage. -- vemz-m~l - - . - ---' - I I_ I - - _ , . - . -,' - ( / ,fiT - 00 . / , - ' .r.' - -- .• . ... -j -- 'V -- ; / - i' ;-- - ' - ,' - - - - % - ':. -. . ' -, ___ - - - - -- . .-. - .. - "-- - ' ' - CITY LOSE S Newman said his committee wants strict standards of personnel and pay policies to be maintained so that only trained Frnerencv NItAical Technicians IEMT's wffl ride the anbulances. In order to stop therapid turnover characteristic of ambulance companies in the past, Newman said, pay should be arran ged in grad ed steps, giving th e men career status and rnaing the jobs financially competitive with police and firemen. SANFORD HAS forfeited o%vnership of its only public swimming pool, unused for years. to the District School Board. The Goldsboro pool tshown above through a security fence) and city basketball courts were built 1958 on school property used under a recreation easement that required the facilities be maintained by the city. See story on page in -' - - (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) Jail Repairs Delayed Fi r e R uil n s -- - . Longwoo Store hous ' •:.. e --- - - _- .- - -- --- - - -. . - - ' . . - A' j - __ )-_' .. .. -- - - - - - . -_: -- , - ,t ' ,'i - ,.._ - - -. ' I., ' -. - z 4%1. - -&- -_pft! - __ ma-: . -- - L[- I -- ____ _. - - .. . - . - , . -• - on - - 111111111111111011 I, .'' (ommissioners did attempt to placate Polk, au thorizing J' hiia to dip into his own contingency funds for money to contract out" prisoners in an vffort to reduce oercrowding. Today, however, Polk rejected the board's attempt, sa yi ng he has only $9,000 left in his fund for the rest of the year Index i 1 - -, and that he must keep It ' - FIREMEN F'IGIIT FIRE .•N I) TOXIC' l"U.\IES . . Fire set off area alert For poison gas I Ilenid Photo by Cindy Flanders) . Seminole County Commis- sh oulders. - . .. - .. 4fl._ i • ' ______ I l .. ,,, '.4 =-. -- :=_- Po k 'W ndfall' • miracles," Polk said, noting t '. sioners Tuesday refused an hand for such emergencies as state prison officials, while emergency $12,498 request replacing wrecked cars or threatening shut-down of the delapidated Sanford facility lromnSheriffJohnPotktorepair meeting hig he r gas prices. i because of unheal th y and over. ying they wished to the jail, sa In any event, he said. $9,OG \.' p wait a w ee k until detailed in- would not begin to cover crowded coritions, held out 1111117 - • formation is provided, possible costs. Juveniles from hope if emergency measures The board earlier Tuesday Seminole are housed in Brevard are taken. - . given . Polk denied charges by Corna $1.,500 windfall County Jail for $16 a day, for missioner (,rc' t)ruriirnond \bhott t1errin bs Sta te tt example and pt.rhips as man, who said he would relinquish as 30 prisoners a day might that Friday's hearing was a any claim to the money, have to be "contract ed" to "showboat" to promote a following a state decision it was reduce numbers to acceptable proposed $3.5 million all new i'.'t jail bond vote in Much. improperly allocated to his state leveLs, 'Regardless of whether we budget, with the understanding Noting that his Tuesday -the commission would ue the maintenance cequest primarily get a new jail or not this the funds for tilt, jail .' uu%cretl new paint and new repairs requested Tuesday i has A dtS1pP0int*tl Polk after toilet facilities Polk sail all got to be done," Polk said I*ardS said the weight of delay. he was asking the commission adding If his request had been granted Tuesday, we could int a Friday order by a three- to do was to show good faith' have probably complied with judge panel inet1gating the with the court and the state )~ jail to "do whatever's possible" "No one's expecting any the judge's order." ~= - 4 " .- noon A litti" while later there about iwo-and-one-half miles announcement to north of SR 434 w'ien cinders was an disregard the distess sig na l and spa rks from the fire igni ted was only a roast on a storage house owned by the cause lire: and it was since removed pool company," Longwood Fire (hut Ito> l.abossiere said from the bout The damage to the storage The smallest particle of house was estimated at $10,000, matter is not the atom: it's the but no estimate for the piece of pork in a can of pork chemicals has been d e termin 'd, Labossiere said. and beans. -. , i, ' ' _________ -- County Keeps - L. the to'ci themkals, i' irs. ''"-'!W Administrator Gary Kaiser ±Overheard on our emergency said today. 1)1 M I andi tearing was scanners here In our burning off a strip of land next newsroom...a report of a fire. ______ The White House said Nixon returned to Washington by car alter dark Tuesday from a fiveday stay at Camp David, Md., where he reportedly spent life and property of the owner of Physicians and Surgeon's Ambulance Co., but the courts twice dismissed the charges. Newman today denied any connection with Kenneth and Anderson, and sa id it would be improper for him to ha ve any financial interest in Se minole Ambulance Co. However, he said, even though the company has never operated, its proposed employes have emerge ncy experience, addi ng "I would envision th ey (Scott and Kenne th ) would be in the running." P&S formally withdrew all ambulances from the county earlier this month, leaving Hcrndon as the only experienced company operating the county. According to the medical committee's recommendations, th e official county ambulance company wi ll have its subsidy reviewed every six months, and the cornmission may increase or decrease the subsidy as the cornpany's financial condition dictates. The board has earmarked $50,000 from federal revenue sharing funds for ambulance service. Several Large state an'J federal grants are available for emergency medical services and could supplement the county money. ByCHRISNELSON Herald Staff Writer Seminole County's March 1 target date for exclusive, subsidized ambulance service was today branded "over optimistic," and "quite frankly, impossible," by Dr. Benjarnin Newman, chairman of the Emergency Medical Serices Council transpor ta tion committee. Newman said the county must advertise across the state and nation to ensure that applicants will meet the guidelines drawn up by his committee and submitted to the county commission for approval, Commission Chairman John Kimbrough Tu esday said he hoped the exclusive ambulami ser vice would be set up even ear li er than March 1, but asked th e board to extend for another month Herndon Ambulance's emergency contract. Herndon's $5,000, three-month extension of its old contract expires today. The company has been providing the county with two ambulances, and a third "on call" in Orange County. Newman said today Herndon's service has been satisfactory, but noted his group's report recommends the exclusive franchisee maintain four am u armces in the county - one each at Seminole Memorial Hospital and Florida hospital North, and two somewhere in the county for spot emergency calls. Applicants must have at least one year's experience in the ambulance business, Newman said, adding this does not ...o 1enne, Kenneth a,, rule out th e would-be service offered Orville Anderson's Seminole Ambulance Co. The two men were indicted for allegedly threatenini the ' - flW5SR." March Deadline iss Help ... the Sanford Christian School Is In need of an old A fire left unsupervised near upright piano or tItI If )UU d I Tuesday b a local IAing like to make a legitimate "tax larniclearing company spread deduction," why not give Mrs. to an adjacent wood-frame Hart.man a call at the school. house that contain ed a ton-andI'm certain that all of the a.tialf of chlorine and ignited at youngsters would appreciate investigation bs state and local our help. "[he chcw.tl s phone officials into the lack of I.rm number is 323-5431 for the fire and the storage of BUYS - 1188(1 ,, DECANTER - S. WOODLAND BLVD. 'r BEST WINE ________ " WOODLAND PLAZA SHOP. CENTER - WEEK'S I-ER CRU 4.29 4650 MAN 01 IA MANCHA 199 'V. , BROWN LABEL IIIBIRAUMLICHI 99 2295 COUNTRY WINE OF FRANCE 1.99 'V .. , I Tl P., * . ROSE FROM PORTUGAl 199 7195 A.,Y!!JIO ROSE. WHITE 199 Al4 ELkCK8(RR 119 1 9 22 OkRIA1ROMPAIH CASSELPERRY CUBE ICE 59' Now 6.99 IT' " 1141W'? AT 436 CHAMPAGNE GLASSES 8 9 1.t.j '' matters would be touched upon. However, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald i.. Warren said Tuesday Nixon would discuss all issues important to the American people. And depart. ing aide Melvin R. Laird, asked at a news conference whether Nixon could fail to talk about Ambulance Pact MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer OlttTA$CPlA$ATlUpjRaTftJIllCONTSOt($9Wl*IC$U*UW,$u,4,,,c$waLI, HI-WAY 17Q2 '*' ' .' ! - To M TIMELY QUOTE-by a driver in Bangladesh-."What's the meaning of this independence? Prices are higher and the people are poorer. DICKEL. 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Byrd of West Virginia said Tuesday in an interview filmed for use by public television stations that he thought Nixon could help hunseif by ;;at th. q.:iz trn.i crisis of confidence, replied: "I think you'll be very pleased with the content of ,Silt,I(1 - .,( , 99 HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS ., a latis VA 0 USd . .99 t 1T.SII )ItA SINS 1150 ST10sassT 0 SillS t:1 SEAGRAM -- ''°"'" ua4*AVO - ILP4tV.V4$ Ii.. 3syN1O 6.99 ' ___ i IItL [am cofif UK" ""! s...i.a "a .i ..' sttj~wf 4315 .-_. 94 PROOF GIN GOLD COACH '" 'I-\[ONDON TOWER CLAN MACGREGOR ' 60- 399 " SP',CASI liTwi SMIRNOFF • *5 ¶1 CAll 'ova a, 5,, 14 PI*ICUTTI auuin&a VIOUN' ' I 86 PR. SCOTCH j JACQUIN TI*?ICIUI SUN BROOKFORD 5$ tIM 1 7 LaVa's ' Beonthealert-loraflin * 11am operation here In this county which has a group of be to claiming men representing the Veterans Administration, and trying to peddle correspondence courses. Usually they'll try to con ta ct you at your home at night. It this should happen, and they're particularly anxious to h get you to take advantage of t he your GI benefits, be alert Better yet, call the police, tIajM*4t1f 7.99 ST Mll 4715 tL( 'lUd '.. I it" I,Y $11 ITS IT $5 $ °-ll _____ I - I #I OLD GOLD WISER 10 YR. CERTIFIED TOM SIMS 8 YEAR '• (''I"P!? -. "l a'a TI It hUt t(j1 1 0 YR I' f ( 01DSri REPEATER CERTIFIED ' JACUIN IT III p,g (OASIS ST. LEGER 0 W"I VIA" 1SLD$ silt I;iT Scotto V j LPiIT HEAVEN tlfl qt STANLEY 'VP KOTCo 1'. U 1(110 HILL :. HEDGES-8LJTLtR VP ICOICO I'IAIIIY BEEFEATER 'Tj. KY BEAU J.T.S. BROWN GEORGE ito in '' f41411111 cut (III N 11.01 ' 56 T1I ABC RUM WWI 3 limit (Colt, SI 3 - ./ (II IGVSS10 S 1il I OLD STANLEY Uk f.J . .. SOMETHING SPECIAL 30$ --- 1010 8 YEAR ABC GIN 1.1 CiT tI 21.O TRAD[?I'IARK w0145$IilflhjI$fl MR. ED KY. - Moll us j SANDEMAN INVER.HOUSE scurca •T II . • - tic :':' , -.- 4.9901.11.1 100 PR. VODKA ' CERTIFIED MACKENZIE 1V WV 1(01(1 -- 5.49 4195 ROYAL DELUXE SCOTCH 319 45 48 MR. 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CUI IIGSI ' c5ecI_j BOND'S MILL - JACQUIN NAPOLEON4 4 9" OF 111(1111(1ST Edition Ever Published K.D -H I-Way 8. ILtIILA l;t iii ii 1101111111110111 4 All the trouble we've been having making ends meeror i pay-days to Last long enough until the following pay-day reminds me of the remark that was made on the subject-There's nothing wrong the dollar that a little money won't cure." JACQUIN TOM SIMS 8 YR. youmm 3•79, Home Improvement UU0%IS _____ ICS lULL 1(110 Pres iiu ident Nixon addresses Congress and the nation tontght on the State of the Union, and quite possibly on the Watergate crisis, White House officials would not say flatly in advance of Nixon's 9 pm. EDT appearance at a joint sessicn of Congress By John A. Spoiski - wyao __ Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park tip OUAIT , . JACQUINS ,, +4106 499 479 IT j 2 YEARS OLDER KY. ABC 6 YR. ___ $TWT S4$51 CANADIAN SUNSET 'ill DANCING 'TIL 2 AM. AM. BRAND. ANY DRINK. ANYTiME 48' 2 ANY - JIM BEAM t* I" WHERE YOUARENEVERALONEll AM. ' tll~ ,, - IS IflIt1fl 59.. ,itca (t SjUtI ,4 YuS - (51001 OS? I - :MARTIN'S BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' OPI ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ' A -_ 94° LONDON .IMP.TEQUILA TOWER ^ *11 CMTIZ T'.O 1U DELANO ABC NOW OPEN IN WOODLAND pQ A A flfllIiflV ' Xjn,j II CuSii WHY PAY MORE? 6 YR. SOVEREIGN LEWIS "66" 1(100 DRY GIN 90 PR. GIN I '21 TI! ANNE ,., .. A8CBUYSBY1HECAR1OADSAYINGISYOURS - OLD MEDAL ROYAL DELUXE wow Feb. 7, 1974 : .: 'TIlLS 3 SINS 17 HOMEY SCENE Kelly hugs pampered "Baby" dog &P.IISTOI9SIIOW MOUSALI CASI LIST 011t-11 A4C *tell sotc'Ats '' ()IIN I11CfT*1TIfl'(U IVIRYDAY P RICE e i I I m w. r%I&aafl1AT - . "'8°' • I oni nion e I MIN $fl 976O'èMOI P cuu"-s I la_ AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER S - IGRANFS 8 YEAR SEAGRAM IIfItA ABC 8 YEAR ROYAL DELUXE " JACQUIN'S GRAND DAD 100,, I SALE TUES. THRU. SAT. FEB. 2 5 DAY SAM CLAY 12 YR. VSOP COGNAC - Area deat hs Bridge Calendar - . 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Hous.s for Uh 41 THE BORN LOSER =-_--------------.---- Houses for Sale DeKARY. Custom bvtl 7 bedro M. 11V bath, air. •ppIia 53S AJAV,Atli SANFORD REALTY Day's 332 '1 "Don't nd%!" Serve • vs.ei purpose again wten you till thi ,, with a classified ad lrom ti to 4 e0RBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR MC 4751 DeBs"y 4116643 Sanford Herald Call us todi Don't delays Just dial 321 flu III flSi To'.)face your to. cc I f a4: S tD A-X FOS u 'fl4RE __ 3P5 A _ Like new. I bedroom, llmiy room. SI,.,.carpet. $1?. P1-i 373 2W. Altamonte RECONDITIONED condition, sleeps I, stove, ic ebox, many e*tras, crank up top. ci .'..ti.* ii' id uiier S p iii • I.I 'JOMAN! New in area Credit No PrOblem! Call CII 1122, Gary Gunter 76 *17.500 Acre Realty, REALTOR. )) 7750 Pirtc.Areaecnrie -' ' Sunken paneled tally ro,, t'edroom, slariJ kitchen. central ar and heat Tnt SpaniSh beaUtf S only 2 years Old, and an (ePi.0r5l buy. Only $210l MOBILE HOME Wtps cypq Caban& fericed acre II9': - LOW DOWN 3 boOrpom, III bath. wall to carpet, Cec"rai hr,j? Ic-nu.c b(I arci I2),1 fç) 41 EVEREST REALlY Realtor, 160 15 14wy 17 93 M1tlisncj 431 01)1 ______________ _________________ Calibart Real EiI1r 74 Hour Ser v ice Call 332 71 CLIFF JORDAN 0 REALTOR ACREAGE UI $732 ORANGE HILLS 3 S acre tracts High I cry $300 W acre Terms IWefltk cret. some high and tom, Isncf 5)) cm Take advantage of our opening pricti, only 126.100 and 121.500 - -. ~ Z_ -_. - .~ . -,~____ . -.. ri t-, - _~ - .L ..' I 1*a3HiawaIheAy,al 1743 .1 .- -'-- - IMMACULATE, bedroom, I bath. family room. kitc hen equipped, at air. fenced, sPace & tf'ii.t If'"P-llte area 10* ta'es - __ Auttin - HALL REALTY Development Corp 'Stop urn!" Stenstrom Realty TWO STORY - TWO BEDROOMS, This could be what you've been *Ailing for. HAS eat in 'ormal dining room, lying room *ith lsreptace phr% central climate control And, listen t tPi,i price has been rJcid form $31 ICC to 537.500! Drive by lOIC Park Avenue and thin call us II a two bedroom will srve the purpos.. this Is lit Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Fern Park huM; LAKE MARY, 3 bedrm, Veterans no dO'wti. $171 mo I'. Oct Acre Realty REALTOR, 3237750 DEAR MINNIE- We lost your phone rjrnber to we cant call to ist you know *0 fOund that 3 bedroom yOu wanted for 517000 or 111$. Has oil space Peat, window air con d.tiOt*t'. range. large screened Por ch and new root If you doni tail first, loterileboalt , else will, It's In good COrd"Illft too. In 5,11 AIr, See: JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. "Sanford's Sales Leader" W Garnett While, Real Estate Broker-101 W. Commercial, Sanford 332 7111 ANFORO kitciwn equipped, new carpet, fenced, in country 7 pct lnt,ri'st $270T 1737 SAVE WITH 7% LOAN c amf oil, beauty and convenienc is a brick home with 4 spacious bedroomt, and 7 ba ths. Large living room with beautifully oraped bay *iri*.for mal dining room with shag carpet Assume 7 pci loin on like row home. Call now, George Willis. Assoc. After lr5 332 7ISS VA' -Nothing Down V 4 bedroom, Ili or two bitt, all tics From 1aCC 20th Stred to Locust, turn foft to 14Th 51., rsØ'4 on Valincla Court North Model Open 14p.n. daily. O.'5Sift Phone 3237010 54 N FORD AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP '31 DLAPID-- beautiful bedroom. 2 bath hOme Eat .n kitchen. formal d.nng, very large rooms. 3 car Call now, 541.000 gare 11 I 5 D.LAND And home Beauty parlor fully equipped Cement block building 50120'. Also 3 bedroom, l'i bath oldtr home in nice Condition Lot site *15.157' on Hwy ISA Call Jo Am Alditmin, Ast DeL.nd 7340196 PrOS Forest Greene, Inc. Pulpit 1331W F'rba'4'ks WE TAKE TRADES Jim Hunt Realty 7571 Park Dr 322 21l1 REALTOR After hours '377 9214 323 JCII 327 044q ZONED RMOI Al pro. matety 110' on Hwy IC tIC' e'ep House can be Convert ed into In office doll aparimnt site ith access from IC and side utreet. Let me ShOw you the 5$ibilttie,. Call now, Di: Bowler. t5tOC - 3 Gilman Musical Merchandise - ewly refinished mahogany baby Qran piano New strings, tuning peg, felts, handlers, and vorys. fIL22 Sop N Duncan Phyla Drop Leaf Table Color console TV Call 371 0701 _________________ 64 SI 1ousehold Goods . Ill 165$ Re'altt Long 1100 * * Singer * * curved white Sectional sofa. E'ce'lent Condition Ph 323 7191 after 3 1 wIfki'nd5 '' ' -. . _____________ ADDED INCOME DISTRICT Toyota Mark It. I sir sedan automat,c, ar, extra sharp SICtS Call C)'. ii .It T,' 1151 beal., - SALES MANAGER Directory A Experts Ready To of AkConditioning Central Heat I Air Conditioning ror free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford, 327 1771 AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLES??? Serve -, I You! outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field management of Distributors. This is a career position that offers excellent growth opportunities. ______ GhU.MkyO FERTILIZER SPREADING SI 73 per bag call Ralph 3flq54 __ ________________________ Coi 1227117 Pot aclassifledadfo work for you today Call 372 7611 or 83$ 9153 -App$ances _ 'Automotive Service KEN KERNS GARAGE Complete Automotive Service KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Aio , Stand I. Clutch Speclal',ts Free p,ck up, delivery & towing in item Co with maior work 1119 SantordAy- ,317 3,467 Horn. your 0794 No lob too small h - in their ( mIS?, Shell or Asphalt Driveways No lobs loo Small P L McIntosh 377 5791 th Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching I simulated brick sp cialty 377 7710 - Irpentry, Remodrlirig. Addition s. Custom Work Free Estimate, Lccnsed Bonded 323009? VINCENI'SCAWPEPITIfY tenor Trim, Paneling, Custom Crrps'ntry No jab t oo small 373 5617 - - 'sn'al' Juts Wariled 377IIW"t,akeMary" Harvman AtI pP'te$ of Carpentry I ri-s ['it11_ 12) " Pressure Iiir al ,our "ci're Na r.l,a charge "Se Plable Lspanol" Call 3734973 for .sppl every afternoo n except Saturday er%onalua. Srivuce No j East Road I? 97 ISJC Ent rance) 377719, ,5c --edabc,t ,ur In" as C11 Lake Mary Puhic Accounling today 377 4317 (DI' 32) 829'S Ceramics Cleaning C . LIST Officecleanlng dflir Call BLITZ CLEAN in LandClearing Land clp'arng, bill *or, truck rental 950 Loader or In 7273,4 YOUR 4111 or . ._ 1 . Dressmaking , , 373 5751 Service 1i -. - - .'P'4• , Ig "a- .:": . &I W.1 Diling wit. DPILLIPIC,S Sf4 larger,PUMPS, s prinkler s - ' WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Al types ,,, Werepairwrvic, STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY P CO Al iç. 11 831-.'9993 - .'(."af. JIIP'1sIi.. emergency pick-ups, and .4 requires other franchise companies to help absorb (lid company's customers, provided along the seawall but this woman and child have found their own private spot on pier where larger boats are berthed. -' LAST ONE IN IS A ROTTEN EGG! I IlE}t DUCK leads her fl ock of fuzzy ducklings in to Pearl Lake for a swimming lesson, but some of the offspring appear a trifle reluctant to get their feet wet until warmer Fruits, Vegetables Cost weather. - Expected Jaques Gets First Round To Leap Soon WASHINGTON AP - wage and price control proShoppers can expect to find grain April 30. higher prices for many canned Council l)eputy Director to lie said the (truss also agreed increase production by up to per cent on Individual items fruits and vegetables in the James W. Mcl.ane cautioned The companies are: Del interpret Ow rights of the court we might a3well give it a appointed by the nmyor and wake of the government's Slonday in announcing the de. Monte Corp.; Libby ,NlcNeiU & lIrraldSI.aff Writir HUlOt and city council to void fair shot." confirmed by the council, In declsiontofreethcmfromprlce control action shortage of paper and the that Lifting of Libby; Stokely-Van Camp Inc.; the hiring of Police Chief Torn Williamson from his room at another section the council is controls, all if the controls from canned goods Green Giant Co. ; California LONGWOOD - Slayor Eugene Ilennigan and to void the Winter ParkSlernorial Ilospital empowered to provide for the stwrtage of truth. But to keep prices from rising does not mean the council has Canners and Growers; Ii. J. Jaques Nlonday night won the charter section allowing told The Ilerald he expects to be organization and maintenance sharply all at orwe, the Cost of adopted the piecemeal ap. Heinz Co.; liunt-Wesson Foods first round in his lawsuit override of a moyoral veto by a released by the end of the week of a police force and a fire Living Council said it proach Inc.; Tr -Valley Growers; Tithe agaInst CIt) Council wi thou t simple council majority, and will call a special meeting iepartinent, lie said a major factor was Lewis FOXIS Inc., and Curticecomninitment,s from 10 major entering the courtroom. Citing the principal points in at that time to break the Last night's "'alute To cutinhmig firms not to increase the willingness of the 10 major Burns Inc. Council used the second Council, sith chairman E.K. the suit as llcnnigan's hiring by stalemate and authorize cotincil prices for the tune be ing. The 10 canning firms to keep their Cagney' certainly must be one Williamson hospitalized, The exemption from control tiO3t50t't1mng councilanti the veto provisIon, defense in the lawsuit. of TV's "finest hours firms represent about 30 per pnces at March 1-authorized does not apply to jam and pre. 'e the chief. deadlocked 2-2 on whether to Davis Monday night said the Davis hnted Monday night glad that I saw It; that I lived aut1nr1lp ("lIt' AII, cent of total production of can- levels until the new canning serves, nor to fond rptritl.re and t,,rnI, ..ii., .l...l.4 1.1------- l, 'piu awjsuu IUV OIl answer in In Cc mnree councilmen crop is in, a period of several wholesalers with their own during Cagney's era; an that I)avis to defend council against ned Fruits and vegetables, court by Monday's deadline, Schreiner. Lormann and the possers-to-be elected ti) The Cost of I.iving Council months in many cases, suit Jllques filed tsso weeks canning operations, Councilman Don Schreiner, Williamson - may have difsaid it is removing controls behonor the genius sshile tie was ago in Seminole circuit court sitting In as chairman for fic'ulty defending their hiring of still living, cause of a shortage In canned asking temporary and per. Williamson vacated the chair ilennigan and could have vegetables and the need to in. Iflaflent restraining orders to I,' second Councilman June avoided the confrontation Witil stop the city from abolishing I,etninann's motion instructing Jaques by naming Hennigan ease production for the 1974. the municipal court and jail Davis to defend the city, acting chic! instead. 5 season. THOUGHT FOR TODAY: 5)51cm and repealing 'irS CoUilCI1lIi&'ml 11.11. Ferrell and "11w Police department has "It's great to be great, but it's dinances granting 111111 ad. WI.. Inw exemption froin controls Helms voted "no," to run during the stalemate," greater to be human." Will ditional administrative powers applies both to prices charged ''We may have to get Davis said. Rogers, American hunlorist, and a $10,000 annual salary. Auto-Train Corp announced Mondat, the inaugurauon of and wages paid by proce&sors Williamson DIII of 11w hospital," Within days of the December l89-l935. f canned fruits and vegetables. servIce between Louisville, Ky.and Sanford on May 24, lie is also asking the court to I)avis said. "If sse are going to elections at which Mrc Eugene K. Garfield, Auto-Train president, said Monday in Affected by the decision are mann and Schreiner won 1,1 firms with %,000 cmnplo)es li)uisville the first '%uto-Tratn t'nining mid.ssest tourists to council posts and Williamson and 19i sales totaling $44 Florida ssill depart Louisville at 5:30 p.m. May 24. The train will was re-elected, Police Chief Did it ever occiiJto)'ou that initially operate on a selected schedule with at least three de. billion Wesley Dowell resigned to the teachers in this county are About 4 per cent of the con- partures from IA)u0q%VT each week, accept a job with the Florida The first train north from Sanford will depart it 12 noon May evaluated periodically, and sumer food dollar is spent on Division of Youth Services recently the school principals canned fruits and vegetables, 26 Three northbound trains will operate from Sanford each week. center near Five Points, The were pla ced intu that category' the council said. A toll-free number for the mid-west will be established department's lieutenant, John as well. shortly, and Auto-Train will start taking reservations for the C,ovoruhk, also resigned to The decision to rriun'e con. Sanford-Louisville run In early April. The When are we going to see trip will take no more become Winter Springs police trols from most canned goods than 22 hours and the fare schedule will be similar evaluation reports" for the to that on the Chief. *Lsthe first decontrol action by existing Sanford.l.oi- ton, Va. run. cQuflt)"s school board' (,Oufl('ilflwn turned down two the council in the food industry, Auto-Train was granted permission to operate the SanfordAbo, why the objection bythe Jaques' appointments one of the largest of the in. Lorton route March 12 by for chief board to providing buses for the the Interstate Commerce Ciunission. before submitting four names du.stries remaining under con. graduating seniors to travel to The new service will include a &'omplsnientary buffet dinner to him (tin consideration When trols. I)isrwy Wot:d for the FM; Fun as ssell as a midnight snack and breakfast. Entertainment during he refused to appoint a ny of UKe The council has been unde. the trip sslll include WIT' showsaivjanightclub After (;raduation, Night? . those those reco,Ilmt'ndcj, coun• cideti sshether to lift controls This coming Monday s Garfield said the introduction of the service from the mid. t- ilrnen "hired" hiennigan, a from ti',e food industr, all at ssest is the single most Important expansion operation since special schoul board IIIeeting the deputy sheriff, as police chief. once, or on a piecemeal basis first Auto-Train run from Lorton to may provide us with some Sanford on Dec. 6, 171. The The 1923 city charter states prior to scheduled expiration of Louisville-Sanford route will act as a gateway from the mid-west answers to these questions. the toss ii inirshal sh,IiTI Lx' Ilulust 4 tiss' ll!nhrlt,ctr;Ithon's for t 0 luriSt.Lx',lrbn1' .lUtcCID'Ll!i'% ti: rf.,!,4 fly IX)NNA M'TM I 'i- (T - - PAUL SLAT fTP lrolC15'ril Wallpaper ft ir#r LicenSed Re,ldantiai.Cornm,rCIaI Free _________ Estimates,Ph.327-1173____ Walercoiscticn,vs,3771410 tg:j~ SUNNY WEAThER WITH 80 degree ternperatures make Sanfordis Marina a favorite spot for fishing or just relaxing. Benches are i planting of crops to in- To City .' f • Wallpaper Hanqi JOYCE was comedian Frank Darling w ho was credited with the following thoughts on the matter "Today the way to get PIIC('3 U3 IS to tell you ttwre's a - Ar- Outed, fcr (t',4nnrl 15' I rn' "%''r'.itr's (,irl', TV 730N'.wcs_ pm' Ai,r Ma IC . fly dli Vincerill JUST RELAXING Iorrnance boud to pay for ,,-, ". - """"""`~" 'I I BUSINESS- 0 e` al DIAL 322 261 1 111111111111111 --4. - '1 .7 Sewing __________________ _____________________ " - 5trr'(2 - For ft. l,nesl preparation 01 mela! concrete etc callS IC r re, ict .. Ili )Soo. TV - Ifacollectionfinngoeoutot business, an "emergency clause" in the ordinance allows the county to call In a per. • Sandblaiting ____________________ _____________________ Ja nitorial CKSONS CERAMICS. sUppII$ tiIn dealer. 105. (bz5e Thursday I IUfSdiV. ]fl 792). 'aitinth iLjrrath TO ,4b.v,,.,, anticipating a gas, a shortage of ssheat, a - '.fl '.(t,. ' slicirtage. There's a shortage of of Citric, turts Ronf, 'Act: Homes. Commercial, Industrial, .Rt5IdenIial *717)77 - cart - HAPPY Ut AR LIt('*rit CleAn riJ - Income Tax ____________ t$lrn$kf rI.tn,inn Electricol C , IIUDC)Y' ,iotitr IAAPs'0VFAAl[PJT`, TODD'S CARPEN1RY Specializing in small and odd lobs ('all 83) $TA$ -" . _ a . " It an~ it - 4111111itil i - lfake)shortage,1suppe The shelves are full presently. Bordmng& Groomng sing. painting, paneling, door, -e 4 • ' thandOpackagesof toilet PET REST INN & windows Reasonable, Free Est Guaranteed C II pm 373 73)1, ,.!?t43S) - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALUN ormCrly Harriett's Beauty Nook) ei.r -_... pi,. 155 (PAl 4.. couple who wa seen with more Painting PotCare __ ilillit u,strant & Bar 1Qu'pnsnnt (ustom fabricated ,onnm' uSed ten's', ale or leastIN 1210 - .,• -' Sot'tn reminds one of the local C PAINTER $70 PER PM YOU SUPPLY 377 3402 do "/ ' . I Herald Pho'.' fl, Bob Lloyd) Inter i:ir 4r.F" 4 m"rj'jnt in g Dog tra'nii'ig In your horn. Al. ,lrperst,y rls'ctr,c. cerAnic tp, Brepd Dog Training Academy Platter. N(Kk arid all masonafy Call for free evaluation 131 ?1?0 Honest tree estimates Phone 32) - Enclosed Carports, additions. --_ "there'll be a ga3 war before li; th end of the week,' Painting Improvernsnts Bar & Rest. Equipment I iiJrra "1 - EDGI. LOT CLEAN UP S UIJ7tT!tAV1lNOP14,.J1)J7Y1 We'll its franchise should not be - suspended or re vok ed, Marsee said. . A. Spoliki .• - - county to calla public hearing which will require the cesupeny to show cause why all or part of ' 5,'O.' House Cleaning J 111,I. PrOSSur, Cleaning, no lob too big or too $mall,lnten or, I Exterior paintIng All hou5$ _______ $2553 pr essure Cleaned 373 *703 EXPERIENCED WORKMAN mm,rcial & Residential Elec "ricai Surv'te, Licensed Bd. kit Seminole Inleim Servic 'WLfflVZ1 " - . - EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2323 Park Drive, 322 (ask for the circulation deportment) __~-L~:_ ~- I.- P' . - ____ - Foot Wauing, Winfows3?3Ctj person to... The Circulation Department _i ;w Lfllr if . T Avenue in Sanford that fill for lawn @,_,d foundat1on Will deliver 377 1106 __ om373$445 Washod land 1fl4477 maillillitittill CALL 322.2611 - - - I activated. Strange as it may seem .....yesterday we're told that the Arab oil Embargo was going to he lifted. Today I'm told by a sers'ice station operator on French ___________ 2lOMaqnoliaA,, ________- __________ '' f'i"trrn.i5 0 iii,'t I 5 lanlorial 'qr,irc I ree 10 () I Pr'ce 'ncludes li III 0811 in John Tractor with mower, will cut acreageos' lots Call 322 1314. 373 MCI. IL ENGRAVING'"' SERVICE Metal, Plastics, Jr'welry. Trophies CIIBeltsDr.Sanfa'd,177_s334_' rSI 71 hr Call Gregory's Neil & This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys Apply .I y down" before the system is *At cLo Lawn_Servke Engraving Carpentry If you can spend two to three hours starting have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn money........ I b . ' about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, G Is o r age Vote Toda ~ y to __ Beauty Care - should be made the American public," said Standard Oil of ixlInt very clear • Register Quarter Horse, gelding 3 yrs. old 1500. Kr.stiu, 377 7915 alter I The Circulation Department is taking applications for a ternoon with a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP; unt and '' ' 75th St You can earn up to $300 Per Month by working only two to three hours an at. liSt' S - 1Qgen6jrg Buck Ktd. I week Old 570 373 3314 after 7p.m. Pit FOR 1974 consumption patterns uir 1977 Collie ups for sale. Full blooded No papers. *504 Cerdinal St, Skylark Homes, Longwood 32'? 6655 Ar '73 Chevy Pickup Assume payments 322 7111 after S Pets and Supplies AFFER REALTY - t$73 Volkswagen Camprnob.l,. w' poptop,ac,.mp,rsdr ea m WhIP, one ow ner. A buy at 11)50 Call Paul at 3731431 Dealer Rent Blue Lustre Electric Corpet Shampooer to, only $I per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURF 830.5500 I '66 CHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DOWN. TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 6730 Equipment for Rent German Shepherd, female. I yr ld. good watch dog, loves children, 150 I" 6457 af'ev- i , -______________ REALTY 1970______________ Volkswagen. 20.000 ormgr'.' mile,, like new $1130 373 7045 - ft'S s,'' to range fromn proposed system, which serviceexpectcd to would in the ordinance $4 for worked out so the franchises-already tentrash and grant exclusive collection formal adoption could take tatively set up by a Commissioners were exgarbage pickup at curbside, routes to the 10 companIes place May 1. cornA 60-day test period of an pected to call an April 9 public and up to $6 for the same ser- presently sening the unin. puterized study -would be exclusive franchised garbage hearing on the ordinance, Then, Road Chief J. C. fortnerly awarded at the end of then vice at the ba ck door, corporateel areas. collection system, scheduled to set sseekl)' work sessions prior lavender's proposed 60-day June for a July 1 beginn Pickups will not be allowed on ing. Conunissioner Sid Vihien Jr start May 1, will be voted upon to May I to work out temporary franchise period the routes, Sundays, or before According to County Atty. 6 am, or handling nine months o? would today by the county corn- bookkeeping and begin, with companies, Howard Marsee, the billing after 8 p.m. ordinance negotiations with the refuse county mission, and procedures. customers contains "safeguards" so that A Monday work session collector's association °(1 as the test period ' set a "weighing out" the practical As customers cannot be victimized presently outlined, the posed outlined ______ "major questions" Thursday night meeting with results of exclusive franchise by the mon3poly being granted begins, commissioners will ordinance will set maximum by critics and worried the group, _____ ____________________________________ said he hoped April operation, start a "(ow' months count- rates for citizens over operation of the wntiltl en- final nrnkl.,..,,,...,., by the county. . r''" ii all goes well, VIhien stcI, Should a company fail to pick up. a customer's garbage on occasion, the customer can secure a refund by signing a sworn statement which will not 'I S be questioned by the county and ..2 _5LSlUuI I... . cannot be challenged by the tat - -.6company, In the more serious event that continued bad service takes __________ place, the customer can ask the red interior Completely ri spected. and rea l nice A55,' 3 $1330 Or reasonable offer Ciii 327 *45* Dealer, _____ 1111 ~~:) HyCilliN NElSON Herald Staff Writer i speed, radio, hoster. while * '73 Foro for Sale Ph. 373 $32or3?7.343A 'Il LAPICLR 17' lij.-jry trây,'f trailer Ships C Aqua n-aq.c toilet. shr. Stove, oven, TV antenna. awninq. gas heat cnn n'rssr, h,Iit'ty '.ih 'tSr, r' IrA', 15.' ntiS, $lp)cj Onvier, oa 6114 evec Call SAM 411 itt; 4 Volkswagen Deluxe Sedan """" ' " - MAITLAPIC FLEA MART III Hwy 1797 Open Sat & Sun CS 1)1 2570 , CLEARANCE SALE Esierytt'ing RedUCed trom 20 tO 50 Pct off for QuiCk sale Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. Hwy I? 92, 1 Ml So of Debany GOLDEN TOUCH'NSEW Building lots No 100 & No tO? ad Cocker Spaniel Puppies In sewing Cabinet, repossessed jo.ning )00*I' on Willow Ave $33 Singer's best model, Winds 1(6? north 01 13th St. Call 1513179 Phone 373 41] bobbin in machine Fully automatic. Pay 1159 balance t STANDARD POODLES or 10 payments of' Small acreage tracts. Seminole AKC,Cii,iws,old U Call Credit Dept SANFORD County ?,cresatt3soo S3Oacr,s Ph 377 $513 jEWlNC, CENTER, 30? A. East from 53.500 per acre Franklin ItI St . Sanford 332 94 it Eves Pie Rameur Astor Inc REALTOR flU, POODLE GROOMING. 1)1 I$03 cI,'rI i______ str. Ouasi Ppse, l*o Andboard,n3 With by, £ care 'cli 434 a n d Montgomery p C 1,4 (e S0t7, 11% 323 53$ ,, Professional Ph 373 3191 or 373 351* Al?aniorde S pr ings Its' fr on tage !.ofa Bed. too end tables. Cocktail c'-i 43.4 Hattaeay Realty, 131 table Reaionazle, 377 3210 66 Horses QUIET COUNTRY HORSES FurfsishlnQsfor3rooms I Appabooia gelding I I Quarter Paola Lake Mary area Nearly new horse gelding. Tick included7'. Acre's, IlSoopir acre P hone 373 7104 1400 for both. Ph. 3273717 alter S OPEN SUNDAY 133 roberts & S9 - Campers C Cr,amass NOTHING(*)WP4,TAKEOVER CALL CUEDIT MANAGER, 6730 -. Travel Trailers - - Lots and Acreage janus 'S All sizes and models, 10 speeds, speccyt and standard bikes available at Firestone Store Cal 3730311 All Site screens for hOut# house ri, Jalousy glass for window's and doors, all sites Sell all or part Very reasosable RETIREES DREAM - Rrro 1973 Villager, berm Set up on lakefront lot. Take over payments, Or pay oft balance Lake AiJiby Ph. 373 0310. Dealer Save 11.000 a lk Barrington 17.6.1, with hilO ei panda 3653661 or 3415171 Bicycles - 196 • .4 lifting of the eiTlbargct IS said the ,Shvll Oil ('o. 'But it is no sign the nation can revert to his torical energy '1 (inc 1911 Caprice Classic 7 dr LO.*ICd P4r* car warranty Power $pn 5: ' .4 "fl Tuesday, March 19, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32171 66th Year, No, 179 Price 10 Cents CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 17) $115 .• measures must continue in the use of energy. ttf] 1 1 orb th '67 VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN, TAKEOVER 323.3900 To buy and sell gold or silver 1-olni, contact Us first. We also buy bulk S ilver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W lt 3231337 a florki - 6730 '4- ".' , new paint, excellent tires Power lair Only $493 SHELLEY USE D CARS, 700 French Ave , 373 "t, domrtt I Imported Pickups y. 40 pcI -Our drnc? Stamps-Coins Oil companies and industry US. comwners for the fast California "The lilting A4 Wr ' I96?FordGalasie50,7dr hardtop STEP BUMPERS-$37,50 U Spokesmen for two oil cornpnies said persons worried that there might not be enough gasoline for a vacation this summer could generally go ahead and plan on tine. But they 1981 Fireb'rd 330 vs. great shape Best Of fer 373 7406 -. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes One comSieteHor i zontal Oil Burner iiot. Good Samaritan Home, $01 Mulberry Ave GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 French Ave 3103 Orlando Or 323 3200 3.73 3500 69 -- b SAVE OVER Ooubiwid Inventory mutt be reduced I savings are being Passed to you, - ROBSON MARINE 2*21 Hwy I? 97 331 5961 WILSON MAIER FURN;TURE uy sell trade 111313 E Flt*t 51, - 3773473 Mobile Homes - CASH37OII3J For used furniture, appliances, toots. etc Buy $ or II items Larry" Mart, 715 Santori Ate 04 % - Trucks and Trailers M warned that conservation II '71 Maverick, 6 cyl Standard 4, A' Mull sacrifice Take over Sr, _ at 704 laurel Ave , Sanford 1970 TRIUMPH LSO TIGER nest reasonable offer accepted Call)?? 7717 79 what the nation's ma _____________________ 11 Honda. crank shalt tsoten. as 121 3773071 ORIENTAL RUGS WAPITLU Sop pricexpaici, used, any coOdition 44411)4. Winter Park is 1I Il ean Fill it D '!' 1970 Volkswagen Station Wagon 51735 Pt 1227195 or 373 3773 ,,,5-, 1977 Yamaha 710Endu'o Trail Bike Has E x t r as Ph 3731994 buyer for used articles, fur fltur, etc HWY 14 ANTIQUES oesn t 0 P ilaffecUdby the embargo -The current high prices of bLUe evidence that prices will Jor oil companies said about leaders welcomed the neW3, iime since Int fall's Arab-Is. embargo does not mean a re- accounted for between High prices at the gasoline Monday's announcement that and said it wiH have a positive raeli war. They said It I 0 and 14 gamiline and other petroleum fal.l. In fact. prices my go up. would turn to business as usual. And per cent of U.S. use. It was products are the result of a pump and on the utility bill are the Arab oil embargo againit inipact on areas short of ener- take two to three morift for even it production levels were corusidered unlikely that the quadrupling In prices charged not likely to come down, and the United States had been lift. g• -it will take between 60 and that to the U.S. w-ijld still be Ar,h there won't 1* rnl!ch tin.,, wn..IA 1w - '' .5 restored, . =;.:._ __; t il _,,,._I.. gasoline at the nptuhhnM t'r.;' said there urevious supply IPS'PIS In this an lflCTeale lfl flnmestlr oil loaded on ':r tf raid consumers irsIgti tRIpped to 't' and high PrilTs Will The , Ste1l3Cflts be incre as ed gasoline by the oil cottry, which was running prices. Since lirservice station for ibOut two expect quick res,ilts from the renwin even after oil from the 'A If Arabs charge refineries for production into IlIonih thew Ak. I of oil even before the ern. basically the same price as o Ii a other ucts Middle Ea st be gins flowing to supplies for the summer _________ embargo's end. months and predicted that lung points: bargo. er foreign Droducers. there is then innuprt In If S none irnara gasoline lines should continue to subside both as a result of increased supplies and a hoped for return of consumer con I olence, r . I 'It El rado, metallic ulue, wflty leather interior. white vinyl top all extraS, tap, deck, crui se control. new tires, very Chin 13,700 Ideal Parking, 701 Corn mercial St . 372 7011. Mr koke -- '81k .5*asakl 250 CC. good C(fil, I.On, rice paint lob 1130 377 1991 Cash *. CII CM. 'et 377 engine, very ROOd mechanically, almost new tir, new muffler & front e. Easy gas 5450 031 $131. Motorcycle lnsuranci BLAIR AGENCY 3733166 1226912 Equipment S8 1911 HondaYRFS Mutt Sill 373 $14 0 Wanted to Buy 68 Boats & Marine - Traditional Sofa. eua shell brocade s.a'n. 3 cushion Excellent con (2 ton, $100 Baby bed, mattress. $21 )27 3111 Mobile Home Bank Repossession IS to choose from all 7323 Dealer Call 322.2420 Anytime LoCaland National MIS lSU Park Dr !,!..L TORS 3 bedroom, I' bath, hr conditioned, 3 - 1971 Ktngswrzod, ll'x6O', I bdrm Small equity & take over payments. In family park. 332 $176 WE WILL HELP YOU_ IF YOU WA N TC BUY OR SELL Your Multiple List'ng Agency j A P Barker REALTOR 473 C5llOrlanco 12 Realtor 55 I, Sell, consign, appraise or Special Sales out of anything of .;Iur 1700 French Ave 1)1 7140 Sanford, FI 327 7431 "We Don't Stop Till We Succeed." i w Feed JIMOANDY FEEDS Orn I from boxcar - lowjt whole' is:,. v- Lm gu,,rntc'r,J Open 7 -I"' to 9 p m , 6 da 5s GORM LY'S. 3 mi easlotSanlordon 14 at PR 3231733 BCiVtIfUl walnut console AM F store with I track, tape reco. d payer PhyChed,lI llghte' $1 0 per mo or Ill; cost HALLMARK 611 1177 - "° ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Big 3 bdrrn home with a 60' patio Pool planned with a C' privacy fencearoundtpwyard.Larq,t,e,, for shade. are you Cur lout? Good! Call irs. wi'II Show it to you. It 5 only 511.500 A Upright Deep Freezer Must Sell 332 1137 * * STEREO '* Auc'ioneering Service. :ii note Motorcycles ----- TV.Radio.Stereo . 'HIS COULD BE YOURS! 3 br'cirooni. P balm, 7 yrs o'd Easy t ,n,snc n % ,Il t'.sdr Icr t 78 __ KENMORE WASHER, parts, irs iCe , used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3,') Nj -____________________ Plifit iC 'SUCTION EVERY ',ON0Ay NIGHT Antiqt, TVs. MsceIiarpsj, New an used furniture asic appli ances Plus Special tales (watch athl 003W. iirst St. 3230SI? 3naolll or 3739320 BROKER, 332 7413 -- Sanford Auction * M. UNSWORTH REALTY MOSSIE BATEMAN iUAL . ' S.pct enterest.lf you Nrnbetffl 16500 $11,300 annually, you may quality for a 3 pi i bedrc'on hOOC fl a rural area Altamonte Springs. $04 77S 4711, ___ Mr Bradford. open 14 pm Nice 3 hdrm . 7 bath spIt pla n' Large paneled tamily room Aflume 7 oct Mfg $37)) • NO DOWN PAYMENT Sue Orange Hills in Orange City today. A new coermunity 0. 30 brick homes west of If Sion Holl$ bi Our Sign will direct yoç, Appliances Montgomery Ward electric Ito If', Frigidaire Refrigerator with Ce n','ktr, both harvt gold Utti I ' - IV to, tttt 3,') Oic? ,it- i PINEY WOODS BAR" tSr buy furniture and mIsc Sell for 25 pct Consignment Fr, c -i's At,ct,on Saturday at 7 p u-i , Sanford 321 2270 _______ - -- - Abandoned, unwanted liask cars hauled away. Your coot, Orlando, 253 CICI anytime NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLO BALE 52 SO $95 ION GORMLY. E HWY 66 SANFORD Po-.slble Place a want and watch tt,c reiultt PS Tf ry are lo,y in cost too'!! 191.3 VW Excellent condition Recent valve lob New inlpe'ct,on I 322307, Junk Cars Removed /1 Livestock And Poultry 67 s' For Sale - 1 Oilrm , 7 bath, family room, den, carpet, central H & A Terms HOLLAND REALTY 323 7025 We 'nyite your comparison with all onset homes you have cOnsIdered. Realty, 322 1331 52 Income and Investment Property fluSineis fl home, Zoned C I. O S o IF brick building, w th large 3 bedroom house on acre 0f land on Will purchase first or second I? C? Debary 6646512 r,orlgort in Any condition --SOu!heastrrn A(crp!,in(,4 Cr I MIscellaneous prat,on. 62$ Ill) O.Ic'ous Payton 16 Household Goods We mutt tell at tremend sacrilice. beautiful living rc om furniture. 641 5473 alter S IIW First st 377 1611 _______________- Lovely 3 bedroom, 7 bath brick homes lot discriminating people P0i(ful setting. Oak trees add to the beauty of these del ig htfully -1$I S Acres, part oran ge grove, part cleared, terms arranged by c'wr'rc (114) 745 CbS or 373 361$ to' ntprmatipn BALL REALTY - Lots and Acreage 13 I ___________ ____________ I '--- Houses for Sale That I . 11 1917 Chrysler Brougham Very special, lake over payment',, $ij ma Ph 373 3.119 Ii Volt Batteries $11.93 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanfor d Avenue VA OR FHA , 1971 VW Station Wagen, radio, air, automatic. SIlls Days, 377 Eves I weekend, 372 $$os Auto Repairs By CRAIG AMERMAN Associated Press Writer '_, 1b Springi, Pool, 3 bedrooms. 7 bath, low down NICE AND CLEAN 1; I I E condition, S21100 ]I? $635 0441. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, fIreplace, carpe tw,aktat room and SCTtfesC S Porch $32750 S. used 3. mos. Travel or year round living Peat. hitch. all controls Ool GY, IC??. if speed Eacellent 6" 4324 or 32) 4111 tondifloniiiiassmileag# 16,000m, Ph 332 1S7 before C n-i Starc,aft Campec. '$7. excellent ~~~~~~ Enibcirgo End 11 1972 Grand To no. PS. PR , AC. very low mileage, I oer. excellent Coah,i'tvel t railer. Fully soft cont.ined.Air cond., I owner. r : C E'9 OF ), ____ Ii 80 Autos fGr Sale ------------~ ri Campers Travel Trailers BEHIND THE (1AT j 75 ~~~~ I. . . I ------------i=•- by Art Scnsorn r lSli S. French Ave. 16 ead Them Daily - 0-4 Begins May 24 ve �2A—.The Sanford Heral d ------ ~ Tuesday, March 19. 1974 Arabs I 1NO 1A FOFV TODAY C a .-IC-G.- C_ " • VIENNA, Austria iAl' Most of the Arab oil producers prepared today to load tankers fur the United States following their decision to lift their fivemonth oil embargo. Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait and Q.ilar agreed Monday to lift I .1 ...• cancer. The family refused to speak to newsmen Monday. Doctors, who have given Stephen a 30 per cent chance of recovery, said the results of further tests were expected today. Hospital spokesman said that the office of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, 1)-Mass., had phoned concerning the Southerland youth Kennedy's son, Edward Jr., had his right leg amputated several months ago due to the same disease. .... . . - -- \ - - I . -1 ) - ; '3 #Nk;~6L HENRY KISSINGER ..Faccs new chore , The change In the differential enough timie to straighten out ____I'' --.-. '' ,, ,•• imients to the Netherlands and Denmark. They said the two countries remain hostile to the ,rub cause. Oil shipments to Weal Ger. many and Italy, however, were returned to full prewar volume. Exports to the two countries had been cut by IS per cent because of their alleged pro-Is. raeli s)lnpathles. Production cuts for Japan, Britain, France and other West E ur opean coun tries had al. ready been restored. ' I I I ê -. I _~ = _~ # MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) i': — - I ' - I If * - , - ~'-. !,. .. . " . . .- At .- - - Wilson Wants U.S. Ties ad , - I ~_ _______ , _. 9 a! . -. - -- - ' - - - -...... " - Syria Israel Firing - . - .1 A A13 — MASHED POTATOES, YEAH I MORE THAN five tons of tubers cover Highway 57'near Elyria, Ohio, when the bot tom fell out of a truck caring the potato. No was jnjr in the mishap. one - Wheeler, a recently released convict, also faces violation of probation charges stemming from the alleged kidnaping. The trio was arrested 89 hours alter the ransom money was thrown into a Maitland orange grove, two days after Jackson was released March 2 after 29 hours of cap. tivity. The ease was transferred to state court after a federal grand jury In Orlando "declined" to lake action against the men be ca use, according to Sheriff John Polk, the federal charges were "borderline." so ............ - We jj ' - I - -. - - . - - - '' - - -- -.. . - - i. r.=,.. :' WINTER SPRINGS - ticipateti Income in the city budget totaled only $9,376 Revenues from building per- during the first quarter, ac - - - •- - - - - -- _. - , - ,: 4-1 " " -, - -- - -' - -; - - - - - - - __________________________________ .. - - ' - - . Wright's Case Cont %/ i - + n ri • II I9 rv - . - from the department, Monday FARMLAND p PEOPLE111111111 IN THE NEWS S cOrth ng to city fiscal agent hirin9 of a part-time clerk for Logan D. Browning, In a letter read by Coun. cilman David Outlaw at the end of holonday night,s council Uw city court with maximum salary of 12,50 an hour purchase of supplies for Ceremonies honoring Vietnam veterans will be held 2 p.m. March 29 at Sanford municipal court not to exceed MemocW Park, North Park meeting, Browning stated the $250 as of the Avenue at Seminole Boulevard. $9,376 received was "sub. budget amendment. This day has been declared stantially less" than the $39,000 James new Vietnam Veterans Day by Cavincas, needed, cha irman of the Planning and Presi de nt Nixon. On March 29 Brown in g said it might be Zo ning Board, requesteda work one year will have passed since necessary to borrow from the session with council and city the return of the last of more '40 building fund to subsidize attorney to clarify some points than 2.5 million Americans. current expenses and recom- of the zoning ordinance, mended the city consider Im. The discussion will be in. Representatives of local , posing a three mill ad valorem cluded in the workshop planned veterans organizations will pe Lax. There l.a no city pro rty for Thursday at 7:45 and will attend the ceremonies tax now, follow a session with Robert organized by the Greater He revealed the ci ty is In Koch, architect for the Sanford ChamberofCommner-ce danger of losing revenue proposed city hall complex on and the City of Sanford, The il'I sharing funds from the state the construction budget. Seminole High School band will unless something is done about t'A 4 Copies of the bound perform, the city's lax structure, codification of city ordinances In future year's all Vietnam that will beef up the municipal being dis tri buted to officials. traditional Veterans' Day In court, subject to a public Some copies will also be November. hearing to amend the budget. available at city hail for put- _______ _______ Assistant City Attorney, and chase by interested Individuals. former municipal judge, Ned The codification was Woolfolk was hired as city prepar ed by Munici pal Code prosecutor and will serve orp.otTaUahaata,tof without charge until salary can arranging ordinances by be set. A salary of$1005 month subject and deleting is for the prosecutor was that had been repealed, proposed, duplicated, were antiquated or . Seminole Teen Service Also proposed is adjusting the in conflict with stale law. salary of Newman 4-H Club has initiated a Brock, The coflification newly appointed municipal was passed recycling campaign for by council over judge, fromn$looa month 0 veto of former mayor Roy newspapers and aluminum to bring it in line with that paid McClaln, who said he was In cans. Th 12 members of the in other area cities, favor of codification, but club are collecting items CLERK ISSUES CODE BOOK TO COUNCIL ,..(lto r) Man' Norton and Irene Van C ty s i ' Eepoel Subject to the hearing, wanted a clearer explanation oI throughout the county to be Council also approved the i te ms deleted. recycled. The proceeds will go _________________________________ to support the Seminole Coun:y program In general and for specific projects of the Teen ity Unchecked sponsorship of 4-11 Junior District Events. Anyone wishing to donate B J RlCh1%RI)S Calling for an "immediate granted the hearing request of busy city street, slated for tu.. newspapers or aluminum cans Herald Staff Writer inspection" of the water plant, Forest Green Realty for change laning In the future. to this pr oject can take them to Blankenship said he was from residential to office Blakenship added another the Agricultural Center in LAKE MARY—No one Is concerned about "water commercial on the northeast bombshell at that time, Sanford. checking the city's water quality," shedding light to a corner of Fifth Street and Lake charging there were rlght.of. To have yolzritems picked up, quality, especially for chlorine previous statement Southern Mary Boulevard for way discrepancies all along the con tact the Seminole County cOntent. Gulf was trying to sell the plant, professional offices, road. Extension Home Economics Nearly 100 citizens turned ou t and ha d ask ed If the city wan ted "What do I do next? I've been "Some placesha ve Office. fee for Monday night's meeting at to buy it. fighting tttI for five months. some 39 feet and some have Hosemann accepted the plea of the state versus Mr. Wright is the vol.untzer fire _________________ f the department's former concluded." KLAWN irate about requested zoning his sta tements calling for an bewildered Anderson, who had defeMed his inure to start highest ranking black detec. MONUMENT Co. i ii~ changes along Lake Mar) "outside party Ic act as a brought tire, but withheld adjudication Wright Is presently working the request Just alter negotiations to get the right-ofmonti qgravtd __________________ Boulevard and the proposed "watchdog" over the wate iii guilt pending the six month as a security guard at the imts eigh t per cent utility tax or- plant and ret urn its reports r the city's Incorporation last way lands, saying the county A ycung gunman walked Up to dinance, but they quickly Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club to August, lie indicated he would would handle that if ex pansion i11• the city much the same way consider something, but wasn't of the road became reality. two teenagers at a Longwood learned no one Is watching their other municipalities and th Milts anford e specific. taundromat on U.S. 17-fl near water, county does. S.R. 434 shortly after mi dnight Residents came out In op. Councilman Lou Blakenship County building inspector J, P osition to the request because today and asked permission to discharged a quick bombshell C I hi a mbet- a take a IS-year-old girl for a of request would have in. eon fir in e d his own when he c harged walk no Blakenship's charge, adding eluded interests other than a one was monitoring the the plant "needs repairs."You have got lobe kidding, nursery-garden center Sanford Longwood Southern Gulf Utilities water Council told P.D. Anderson it Anderson asked for, under the That Is not a real gun," her 14 plant that serves the city, Dennis Fredrick Mees, 20, of year-old brother said. would not grant his public county zoning ordinance, A red and white Central Florida manager for hearing 123 Sunset Drive, charged with .. Speed boat" stolenfiberglass request for a change Green's request came with gunman pulled a cupful Southern Gulf, Ralph Sumlay Estep, rd breaking and entering, is in of bullets front the butt of the from agricultural to cornpetitions and neighbors' from lakefront dock of Sanfo -45 &-miilnoie County Jail in lieu of caliber, Altamonte Springs, today said mercial property on the 5taternents they favored & Naval Academy. Valued at the plant is checked "once bond. "I am high on drugs," the day," a a southeast corner of time zoni ng change, and was quietly 1500. dding "Some charg es Longwood-Lake Mary Road approved. gunman said apparently against us are not founded." forgetting about the walk and Lake Mary Boulevard for a Center of the controversy was lie said the plant, located ' requested. on retail garden center, and "soot" or strip zoning along the take Mary Road, just behind Lock picked on milk rending S&'injno1 sheriff's deputies the volunteer fire department, Thieves stole a radio and nuichine at service station at said the three' talked it over and did need repairs, but the cha nge, estimated to be woz-th turner of U.S. 17.92 and SR 431 then the gunman said, "I'm company was unable to corn. $37, from the lunchroom at Monday and $159 in change sorry," plete them. lie sa reported stolen They young man with the .45 know of any plansid he did not Seminole high School, to sell the incident occurred during the then walked away and was 141St plant. seen walking down U.S. 17 92. weekend and was reported The four-hour long meeting Monday. never did get to cover the utility lied md blue go-cart stoim.'ri tax, and reached a split from front yard of Walter 11 I decision over two public Ryder, 18, of 30 S. Wamon hearing requests for zon in g Ave., Monday. Cart valued at changes along the city's only Home of Miller A. Brown, NOW IS THE TIME to plan, choose arte ry to Intersta te Four. 2218 Southwest Road, looted for and mak, decisions when Judgment Is not blurred by about $900 cash. Burglars en. aiuftirl in'-aU The trial of a 20-year-old __ tered through an unlock ed door. emotion. Plan together before Two South Seminole youths Mims electrician accused of need. Spare your family neediest, Published Daily and Sunday, turned over to juvenile killing a Titusville woman was __ worry, confusion, and doubt. We a except Saturday and authorities after they were transferred from Titusville to Christmas Day by The Brlsson will do everything possible charged with possession of Sanford Monday on Circuit Sanford Herald, 300 N. to assist you. Miss IJIen Hefts stolen property and marijuana Court Judge VoIle Williams. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 1018 Oak Avenue Burglars at hotrie of John J. Mt 32771. Eugene Giles, charged with LaRoche on hllackwood Avenue killing Nancy Gerry, 18, will go Second Class Pos tage Paid Monday stole $2,500 worth of on trial April 29. IF at Sanford. Florida 37771. jewelr y, cash and household Miss Gerry was one of six Oldest Funr4h Home in Seminole County he was next door Muck fires burned near SR yourig wonwn stain in north Subscription Rates by FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1863 at the time. 436 and Howell Branch most of Brevard County bet ween Sept. Carrier oppe Week SSc Monday, and Jan. 31, Year $28 40 .' from the air. charges and had his case Prosecutor Bill Heffernan, on the west side of Depot continued for six months by who handled plea negotiations Avenue south of Wylly Avenue Circuit Judge A. J. hloscmnann with defense attorney T. David at the west boundary of Sanford Jr. Burns, of Bartow. made MIOrt Ilosemann, who later ad- reference to testimony at miRed disposition of the case to Wright's February habeas be "very unusual," said Wright corpus hearing that more than had in effect been placed on o,w shotgun might be Involved, unsupervised probation. No However, Heffernan added, pre-sentence investigation was the state has "no Intention of ordered . Filing f ur ther charges. the case h Cans, Paper - e brought against tractors Examining Board. Wright, Hosemann said. — Set a May 13 public hearing Veterans is,000, permit regulations. Set on A pril 8 public hearing Johnny Wright, the former The case will be dismissed at to consider changes Seminole Sheriff's detective the end of that time If no fur th er mended by Central Con. accused of stealing a shotgun charges are * Sorry MCCALL PORTIAND,Ore. (AP) — 1 - 4-H Seeks -- Former Sheriff's Deputy 40 Calif. MAYOR CRIER . .Praises builder Council awarded low bid of $2.697 on a half-ton truck for defogging from Johnny Bolton Ford; $3,000 from A & M Associates, Lakeland, for a-line .. conswni servi ces. council approved measures have been received and are veterans will be honored on the _____________________________ HILLSBOROUGH, t '.*tti aid the modular units he had in mind would cost around 121,000—or some *345 per month to lease-purchase. lie said the equipment would be similar to the sound-activated equipment now functioning in - -__ the Altamonte Springs police and fire Iepartments; the kind 0 A bothSanfordandthecountyare M .1 considering purchasing. , - HEARST ., )w I - - CONTOUR PLOWED land near Grinnell, Iowa, provides an interesting relief and background .,-----o 6 Day Set MiLs and other fees which comprise 37 per cent of an- Count' Editor — Authorized drawing of an at the new sub-station site and Orlando, of $110 for nine, six- amendment to the zoning orat the 14th Street and French inch ga te valves. dinance to permit ground signs Avenue sub-sta tion. This will Voted to renew on a yearly in restricted commercial zones. I become the main fire station basis a contract for mainApproved first reading of with the eventual phasing-out of tenance on the water tank at an ordinance to abandon the present ma in station at 109 13th Street and French Avenue. Cypr ess Avenue between Fi rst S. Palmetto Avenue. The The new contract Is for $625 and Second Streets. modified traffic signals would annually with painting every — Adopted after second allow quick exit of lire vehicles fifth year. The old contract was readings and public hearings ordinances allowing sale of alcoholic beverages in general commercial zones after City Commi ss i on approval; vacating an alley in Cate's Addition, and exempting real estate signs of less than six inu d square feet from city sign , Police Chief George Karcher told council he and Rasooli had gone through their budgets and found enough funds to go to bid -, .. n communica ions recording prin s Cas Ily JANE CASiSELBE XRV — Set an April 8 public are already marked with modification of traffic signals hydrants and B and If Sales, . Only fire reserves will be called out on a stand-by basis under the mutual aid plan, arid at no time will there be fewer than two fire trucks and per. sonnel to man them in Csselber-r-y. equipment for the police and lire departments on a lease. purchase plan. S - ', Roger RSSOOII the go-ahead to take part In the proposed CALNO mutual aid fire protection plan. The plan permits the city to mutual aid agreements with only those CALNO member. cities it chooses on the basis of comparable equipment usage. g Boulevard. hearing on correction of a warning signs. The firm's bid of $44,995 was platting error that technically — Received a deed from 'well below architects' and ga&' the city property in Wilco Cons tru cti on Company engineers' estim a tes.- ac Braslcy Odhum's Sanora (or (our lots to be used S a (it) cording to City Manager planned unit development east park in Geneva Terrace SubWarren Knowles. of S. Sanford Avenue and South division south of West 25th Knowles said it will take 120 of Airport Boulevard. Property Str eet. days to get materials for the on which a clubhouse and — Voted 90 day extensions steel and brick building and swimming pool have been condemnations ofllstructures another 90 days for con. constructed was platted as a Accepted with regret strijction. citypark.Thearea, under prior resignations of Hawkins Five other fns bid on the agree ment wi th the city, is to be Connelly and J. Martin job with bids ranging from owned by a homeowner's Stineciper from the General $48,643 to association. Sanford Memorial Library Knowles said the city has — Accepted low bid of Sewer board of trustees. Corn. asked for State Department of and Water Utility Service Co., missioners indicated the Transportation approval for Ii'ngw- ood, of $2,064 lot- nine fire vacancies will not be filled, 0 Eunice Kronholm, reunited (API — A judge l.a set to role on decided I did not want to get with her husband 3L days after a request by two a lleged into the muck of politi cs, " said she was ldnaped, remains In Symbionese liberation AnTi)' 85-year-old Dorothy McCall in seclusion, tier family says she members to make a televised annou nci ng s he would not will tell newsmen on Wednes- statement they claim could help for governor of Oregon to sue. day the details f her abduction. save thelifeof Patricia Hearst, ceed her son Mrs. McCall withdrew Mon. The SLIt, which says it kidMeanwhile, the FBI said pe4 newsday a month after she said th e 2Dy ea rol d James William johnson, n, per heiress 44 days ago, has she'd run, focusing her cam. l..akeville, Minim., would be ar- threatened to break off all coin paign on problems of the elder. ralgned today before U.S. Mag. Her son, Coy. Tom McCall, tstrate J. Earl Cudd In COfl munication with her family less Joseph Renmiro, 27, and cannot seek a third consecutive riection with the kidnaping, There was no word whether Russell little, 24, appear on na- terirm under Oregon law, tionwide television, by Gunnar Kronhoim for Contra Costa Count)' Superior SILLS cot Judge Sam Hall said he wife's re lease ha d been recoo WASHINGTON (AP) v. will rule' today ('red. Kronholm Is president of on requests for era star Beverly Sills has been Li ttle or Ilemiro to make a 5-to Drovers State Bank in South St. 1 named program chairman at 0-minute televised statement Paul. the only national park for the before a single cameraman and performing arts. Mrs. Krortholm, 46, walked newsman, No questions would Former Secretary of Defense into a suburban M inneapolis be permitted. Melvin mrocery store Monday evening, A second Judge in neighbor. tie iiiarIt, Lnirtj, chairman of of 1k' Wolf Trap a blanket wrapped around her UI Alameda County is sched. Farm Park Founda tion, an. shoulders, She asked to use a uled to rule on the same request nouncrtj appointment of the telephone. Wednesday. Attorneys 1)1' the star of the New York Cit y 0P John Michael, a clerk at pair have said Oakland Mu- era, Tom Thumb Superette In Burn- nicipal Court Judge Stafford svilhe, said he didn't bmw who Buckley is s)mpnthetjc- to the 'k' 'L but that she was Idt'u, "little shaky. little and Remiro must get — 40 LOS ANGELES (AP) permission from both Judges Sheriffs asked to use the tale-. de puties say actress because they face murder Sheila Scott phone, I t her where It wa charges has been for Nov. 6 cysni she started to walk buck hospitalised after an attempt at U'ere bullet slaying of Oakland sui cide with a large dose of and then she stopped, came Schools Supt. Marcus Foster In pr back to the counter and wanted esc ription Alameda County and charges of to know where she was" The attempt ed murder of a Concord that deputies said Monday Miss Scott, 42, who Reino Heikkila, store man- policeman in Contra Costa recently ager, said he asked Mrs. Kron. failed in an attempt to County, have actor Chad Everett de. tmlni If she had had car trouble. p Meanwhile, organi zers of a 12 H "A little more t han that," ared the fat her of her son, was million food giveaway 'Ic. hospitalizeti Saturilny., hleikkila quoted the ms'nnan a uiantjt'ei hr the Sl., annowiccil repl,ing, They sa id she left notes in her another delay Monday in the West hollywood home beest Relatives said Monday night next disigibtition. They said F'e.-ett star of ,d television's health, but her whereabouts there Would be no hanjouts to. day and promised another judge were not rcvcal& who ru led against Progress report Wednesday. patemily suit. old - - answering alarms, for six years at $700 annually City Editor In other actions the coin- with painting every third year. mission: Authorized installation of Sanford city commissioners — Voted to adopt for Sanf ord "rumble strips" on all four Monday accepted the low bid of the slogan -The Friendly City," approaches to the traffic American Steel Buildings. of as suggested by Knowles. The control ignal at 2Mh Street and 5 Sanford, for construction of a slogan will replace "The Celery Sanford Avenue where two new fire department sub- Capital" descriptive slogan on persons were killed last month station on the west side of U.S. future city letterheads, in an accident. The approaches By 17-92 north of Lake Mary ____________ - 'Bo 'Bout - That ____ ____ ____ ____ ,' Police Blotter - - CASSEIAIERIIY—The site a '.t?f)th condominiums, termed by Mayor Bill Grier "the most attractive and best planned development to be brought before this council," was placed on next week's agenda at Monday night's work session, Owned by the Babcock Co., Windward Square will be developed on 40 acres off Howell Branch Road east of the Semoran North Apartments. Construction on units j expected to start in late Summer, anti the first residents could move In by the end of the )ear. The project may take two to three three vents to enmnIet , - -. .-. I depending on occupancy rate. The on.stot-y condominiums, each will, private walled patios bark and front, will be built at a ,i °"" '•" "i" "v" 'the one-, two- and three-. bedroom units will range In price from $27,000 to $32,000. Two other work session items were placed on next week's agenda, the Zoning Board recommendation to change commercial zoning of the Eastern Foods property on east side of Howell Branch Road to industrial, th us per. milling expansion of the warehouse facility on the property; and the request from Florida Standard Land Development Co., to annex seven lots on Derbyshire Road. i ef Council L'SIVI' •VIr' Ch '- '•'-• , — b — '.t' By JEAN PATIESON Herald Staff Writer City Accepts Fire Station Bid - Kidnapings KRONHOLM - . I ~ -7 - Windward PlansTold 'r'1 ' _________________________ ______ _____ - '.'; . - -_. .~X., -,. '' _.-___ . ________ . #'. - ' ri -- :ound $1,000 of the ransom money while rabbit bunting. Auth orities, who have accounted for $11,000 to dale, have refused to say whether they think Gaines or Gathers had any Involvement in the actual kidnaping. Pleading Innocrul Mottay to charges they abducted Jackson from the plant .'&.'. •""ier ,tsnt '---'"- "-£.&4tS - Jerothe Uavls, l, Jesse James Jones Jr., 23, and Frank Wheeler Jr. 21. 111111111111111111 . _____ .r Arraignment of the filth man, Horace Gathers, 19, charged with possession of a por tion of the $30,000 ransom money paid to gain Jackson's freedom, was postponed a week. Gathers, the only suspect in the case free on bond, wah ordered to find another attorney because of a possible conflict of Interest ln the public defender's office The public defender is also handling the case of Raymond Gaines, charged with Gathers as having possession of a portion of the ransom. Gaines, 25, has told investigators he - -. MW :r ••,_ ____ -ffl~_=__------- , - Four of the flvc Sanford men associated wi th th e George Jackson Jr. kidnap and ransom case pleaded Innocent to the charges Monday and had their trials set for April 22 by Circuit Judge A. J. Iloscmami Jr. Th e four, including a tri o accused of th e actual Feb. 2* kldiu,ping of the Southern Shortening owner. ra'i,rrIrvI In "'Cuty jail on oà totali ng -. - ' • . Samueb said the pW would ordered the changes in effect In between first-clan and coach its fuel allocation system. The cost New York State 50,000 Jobs 120 days unless appealed by the larva should be made within System is designed to equalize and $500 mimillion annually in .iirlmnes, two sears it said supplies of gasoline nationwide, business and payroll losses, ' j mber of tea Illinois would be one of f sons cited by oil industry hart-hit states. It has 10,822 spokesmen, f ederal energy OlTh WASHINGTON (AP) — AirShort..dis*ance fllghtg ha ve a isand industry observers for miles of railroad track. The proposal says 2,650 miles line fares should be Increased higher costper-rmle than long, the turnaround. But the on short flights and decreased distance flights, but the current cited more often of that track Is "potenUalyx than any Other on long-distance trips, the Civil fares do not fully reflect this, is the federal declilon to make cell, . Aeronautics Board has ruled. theboard said. Illinois state Sen. Edward addltkmal gasoline available McBroom told the ICC the plan "M the long run, the coach fromcompanystothat the end The board on Monday also or. farestructureoughttobebasetl if February. -would strike what could be a tiered the nation's airlines to in. upon the cost of service ..." the mortal blow to the entire exls. The Federal Energy crease the difference in price board said. released 11.2 million barrels on tence of whole communites," In New York, gubernatorial between first-class and coach The board said the changes top of the regular monthly al. travel and to lower the charge should be made on a gradual loUnent. idea was to ease the ICC, "The DDT method Passengers pay when their trip basis. The change In fares as lines which the FEO said requires flights on more than compared to distance shild be partially caused were seems similar to a Civil War by panic buy. one air line, surgeon's whose first role was made partially in July, with the Ing. to amputate now and ask quesThe board, calling the present Final changes to be made at Some observers saw the h system of domestic air fares some unestablisimed date, Units later." move as an FEO attempt to buy ' .16 While rewarding the United States, the Arab minister re•.. Plead Innocent To kidnaping ______ plan. The plan lsajmed in part, nonprofit U.S. Railway As,soci. at salvaging seven financially ation is charged with preparing Flight Costs To Change LF 1 nn. .- Then came March. Poop The tied b) the quick return to a abandonment would be di3found themselves waiting in astrous. semblance of normal glip agonizingly long gas station lines disappeared. ailability. Critics started The pattern was repeated in Imt'. In some sections of the The gas-shor t sta tes seemed saying at e oil th th co mpa nies Indianapol Ind.; Columbus, country, especially in the to go from gasoline famine to a Northeast, lines were hours relative gasoline feast in a fllt had been holding back gasoline Ohio; St. Louis; Baltimore; Al. until the price went high emli barmy, N.Y.; Philadelphia; and long ter of days. Stations began to o ther ci ties In the Midwest and suit them. Nort heast. There are a nu - . N Surprise: - ' tually ruled out gaUne ratIoning in the United States this summer, but oil spplies were expected to stay light enough to require continued conse rvation measures. U.S. oil companies warned customers to expect contiued shortages and high even i.fter Arab oil be. gins reaching America again, The oil ministers said in their communiquethatthebanwould be lifted for at least two months and they would review their action at another conference equipment and operate rail service In the 17 states, with o More Lines massive governmental iinanclal assistance. By JEFFREY 1). ALDERMAN The country seemed on the opening on Sunday In Chicago last week, a and week. Associated Press Wri ter verge of coupon gasoline ratio- end traffi e st ad y stream of witoesses told c picked up. Where did all those gasoline ning. Indeed, many of the harde a ge Th vera motorist, conthe ICC in a session that lines go' hit states initialed odd-even ra. fronted with long lines one day spanned five days and one eve. At the end of February', mo- honing pla ns on their own, ning that the results of such and no lines the next, was torists in many communities unjust and discriminatory, U.S. June 1 in Cairo. Yamani stressed that only an unfore. seen change in Washington's Middle East policy would cause them to put the embargo back n'"' 7 If - BEIRUT, Lebanon iAP) — Syrian and Israeli forces an the Golan Heights exchanged more heavy tank and at. Wiery fire today. Syria said lvaeIl shells hit a United Ni oboe vatlon post, wounding two U)!. soldiers and a Syrian liaiacm after. It was the eighth consecutive day of fighting along the 40-mile Syrian front and the longest stretch of daily clashes since the October war. The Israeli command said two Israelis were killed and three wounded in exchanges Monday. Israeli military tvrr"pcindents sail the Syrians opened artillery fire at dawn and ducts spread along the entire front. They said a Syrian tank was hit and set afire. \7V I - fect only about 4 per cent of the Forks Township, Pa., to catta- about four per cent oil the hearings is scheduled before a freight shipments in the north- raugus in western New York, final draft is presented to Con. freight volume'. eastern quarter of the nati on , opponents turned out to fight Rail gress Under the Regional criti sa y they fear economic against the rail reorganization Reorganization Act of 19 The plan envisions creation of a a Consolidated Rail Corp. to acquire rai lroad properties and Market Refutes Logic LONDON (API — Prime Minister Harold Wilson has resolved to restore the old British-American partnership, if possible without loosening Britain's links to Europe or thsturbir.g rela tions with the Arabs. Big difficulties face the new Labor govelnnient In realizing the revised foreign policy program which Foreign Secretary James Callaghan unveis today In a House of Commons debate, WI1cn's two-week-old minority government won its first parliamentary t't Monday when the 65-nierntwr house approved its Legislative program 24.7. The Conrvatives, se and Liberals abstained after the government announced it would retain the previous Conservative regime's wage controls until a voluntary policy can be worked out with the unions. . the forecasts of witnesses troubled railroads, including the reorganization plan, subject states came under heavy at hearings in several cities last the Penn Central. to congressional review. crittci.sm from businessmen, week conic true, thousands of There are 61,164 miles of politicians and community workers will lose their jobs and track Modifyations based on infor. in the Midwest and leaders during a week-long industry generating hundreds Northeast, and the Depar;ment malion from the Intersta te series of hearings, of millions of dollars In revenue of Transportation (DOT) says Commerce Commission hear. Although the Department of will be forced to shut down, 15,575 miles are excess. it says logs will be introduced into the Transportation plan would af.. From Edinburg, Ind., to the excess track carries only DOTpIan,lmndanothCrrowvjof WASHINGTON tAP) — The administration's attempt to retain partial wage and price controls after April 30 may be dead In the Howe, according to House Banking Chairman Wright Patman. "Any hope for passage or even committee action appears to be dim, if not dead," the Texas Democrat told the House Monday. Rep. William B. Wldnall, RN.J., the ranking Republican on the committee, declined to introduce the administration's bill. TODAY o 4 , 0 IITo arrive much sooner. . Yamani said Saudi Arabia would ship at least a million barrels a day to the United States, and Kuwait, Algeria and ot her countries would send ad. ilihlonal amounts. But no total figure was available. '..iver Katis, By The Associated Press ruin for rumal industry heavily A federal proposal to abandon dependent on the railroads, Cost Controls May Die WORLD Send .1 .. w1profitable railway track in 17 To a r"' b DtT'W5 uu,,, \ iiIt; i(~~% tAlll lt-UIuiit iiXifl is fi) IIIi, to Houston to lace an hour of questioning tonight in a liv television-radiu appearance at the annual convention of the National Association of Broadcasters. Nixon Is to be questioned by broadcast news directors and a sprinkling of While House reporters before an audience of more than 3,000 in Houston's Jesse Jones Hall. All major networks planned broadcasts at 8 p.m. EDT. Today's trip Is the latest in a series of Nixon travels to various parts of the country aimed at restoring his Watergate eroded public Image. He held a similar broadcast question-and answer session Friday at an executive's club luncheon In Chicago. NEW YORK (AP) — Heart disease may be taking less ole death toll in the United States, a federal health official says' New studies of health statistics show 'a steady decline" In the heart disease death rate of 104a per cent since 1963, compared to an "an unremitting Increase" of 18 per cent from 1940 to 1963, the official said Monday. Dr. Peter Fromrner of the National Heart and Lung Institute attributed the drop to improvements In preventive medicine and national efforts at education on early warning signs and risk (actors. The report contradicts repeated statements by some health officials that death by heart disease is steadily and rapidly increasing. '• D.4LI Nixon Faces Broadcasters Heart Death Rate Down ,,-, Ready Libya and Syria refused to endorse resumption of exports to the U.S. Libya shipped about 10 per cent of the 1.9 million barrels of Arab crude oil the United States imported daily before the embargo, and presumably it will still not rcrwne these tn1y ii weapon is the pipeline from Saudi Arabia to the Meditet-ra. nean, which crosses its territory, and it was expected to con. tinue barring U.S.-bound tank. ers from loading at the pipe. line's Syrian terminal. Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yaniani said tanker ship. itients from the Persian Gulf should begin reaching U.S. lrts in about two months. But he said Alg.. an oil, shipped froiii the Mediterranean, will Uiilkd States that they imposed during the October Arab-Israeli war. Their action was taken In recognition of Wash ington's ci. forts in getting Israel to with. draw from the Suez Canal and Ill hopes Secretary of State H hlt'nry A. Kissinger would se. cure a similar Israeli withdrawal on the Syrian front. Despite strong pressures sures to join in the majority decision and present a unitf Arab front, CINCINNATI, Ohio tAP) — Doctors hoped to decide today whether surgery can halt young Stephen Soultwrland's bone cancer and save his life. Stephen, 13, Is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Southerland of Miami to come down with a rare form of NEW YORK (AP) — Simple logic suggests that the stock market should have risen strongly when the longawaited end to the Arab oil embargo finally came. But logic wasn't doing the buying and selling of shares Monday as the market responded to the news with a swift and decisive drop. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks swung upward very briefly when the word reached Wall Street about 1 p.m. But then it turned abruptly downward, finishing wi th a decline of 13.61 points at 874.22 for Its worst day in more than a month. The number of stocks that declined more than doubled those showing gains on the New York Stock Exchange, in relatively slow trading. Are ' ' Giles Trial so. Casselberry Is Changed (LI!r Altamonte Springs in _____ 322.2131 ___ ___ �- 1i - -- 4A— The Sanford Herald - - - - Tuesday, March 19, 1974 Jack Watergate Is Affect"' inq Way I COPLEY NEWS assist the economy could produce jobs. Progress in any of these could bring Americans from their The Republican Party had been hoping th at th e Watergate affair would not unduly infh1ence unrelated elections. Now, having seen two more special congressional elections on March 5, it is plain that Watergate is a political Iaetnr of hrnu1 and direct influence. It is a grim fact of life that the GOP has lost three out of four of the special elections—and that the losses have been in Republican strongholds. Watergate was a direct campaign issue in three of them, and the balloting was in a reasonable cross-section of the United States— Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio and California. Postelection opinion sampling disclosed a strong voter resentment against Watergate and a linkage between t ha t sordid business and the (;Op. Indeed, many citizens said they voted - against Republican candidates even though they believed them the best qualified. They did so, these citizens said, to register their complaint agains t the administration. If I hi I is indeed the case it is a very discou raging fallout from Watergate. We would prefer not to believe that Americans would abandon th eir philosophical convictions just to spite a few. Nor would we like to th ink that Americans will fill a Congress with candidates whose only claim to distinction is th at they are outspoken against Watergate. - ____________________ The silver lining for Republicans analyzing the special elections was t he impressive victory of California state Sen. Robert J. Lagomarsino in his bid for a seat in the House. Mr. Lagomarsino attracted more th an half of the votes agai nst seven Democratic opponents. It glvt's us reason to hope that honest, articulate candidates who speak to all of the issues will be heard and understood. Moreover, as the President sa id in a recent press conference, the general election is nine mon ths away and much can happen during th at time. The problems at the gasoline pumps can diminish, th e price of food could stabilize, inflation could be dampened, and programs to Other Thoughts PRESS FREDOM Some people are saying that th e press, the "news media," looked very good this year because it exposed Watergate. Others say the press is getting too powerful and is out to ruin reputations and innocent people by wallowing in Watergate. No matter from what angle you look at it, the press during the past year was not merely a mirror reflecting public issues but was itself a public issue. Even with Spiro Agnew absent from the scene, a heated deba te about the role of the press continued. One thing seems certain : th e press of th is country remains, despite continuous efforts to curtail or disparage its role, vigorously free. The variety of opinion to be found in the press itself, ranging from the extreme right to th e extreme left, with every stop in between, proves it. And yet there Is a certain nervousness in th e press Itself and among those who believe that freedom of the press is essential in a democratic society. The reason, we think, is not that the press is hypersensitive to criticism. Ra th er, it is the realization that freedom of th e press, like other democratic institutions, must be constantly guarded if they are not to be eroded and eventually destroyed. The price of freedom is ekrnal vigilence. But while a free press is still strong in our country and In other democracies, there is danger. The International Press Institute, an organization of some 1,800 editors and publishers from the non-Commun ist world, fears that press freedom and the people's right to know are in trouble everywhere. Ernest Meyer, director of the institute in Zurich. Switzerland, warns that th e fragility of democratic institutions and the practices of totalitarian regimes pose constant thre.is. Many of the developing coun tries spurn a free press on the grounds that it is a "luxury" th ey can't afford.Meyer says. Occasional hints of looser restrictions in Russia and other totalitarian coun tries are superfi cial and quickly obliterated, he adds. There are some hopeful signs, however. - 'aitfnri ifirralb ir 222 2611 FRENCH AVE. III "I" &ANfOO, DORIS O,ATp £ GIE1Ow FLA 32711 WILL IAP.'s -• CHRIS NELSON "Sting Ed'for WINIFRED F GIELOW 1 WAYNE V DOYLE Awci.m, TOM AIKENS ConipUciir DEWEY ROBINSON FRANK VOLTOLIPdE Gtrefal Matmt'r JOHN A SPOLSmi Ato,ate Ed its &.YA',t DA.if) A circulation M..g.c ROBERT C. MARKEY O,'?c, OY A.JtIinq ManAg%' Manaçn aoa LLOYD City Ed' .1 RiCHARDS ipvts EdHoe JANE CASSEL$ERRY CHARLES HAYS Mf(Ptan'(a Supt RALPH iavs Comp. Room Ray STEVENS Prri R*m Foroman BILL VINCENT. JR. chw P$otra w. , pgp,, I4omtO4ivcy Su$SCIIFTION RATES sic V1"A 2Offi All O$t'.iMl?.77OMc,i,t PC5'I $3OMGiWh 13$ 401 Year P,'3t'r' 44ini$1011 2O '4 -- 12M.A 13240 tr-pt H' as tt pa fl fnoted class mallet Au9vs! fl, IQ$ 41 thO PotI Ott'c, 04 ta&ord. FlorIda 32171 Th, t*#1 of IM Associated Pve'ss wPø it ø$.$id , ,,, , I ers n are made '' .4 1)A C5• - We would think not. These are problems in which Congress shares the blame and for which Congress must accept the responsibility for developing solutions. DRER committees in 41 U. S. states 'rking with 43 counterparts in 18 LLatin American na tions in projects Involving education, public health, agriculture, sports arid cultural exchange, emergency relief and much else, -More than 50,000 Utah school children, for example, have helped to build over gi schools to date in Bolivia's Al iplano region where there iere no schools before, The Bolivian Partners and l3olivan government are providing the land, labor and teachers. -Iowans have Introduced new techniques in agriculture, livestock and poultry raising in Yucatan that are expected to have multimmllion.dollar tin. pact on that region's economy. -Wisconsin Partners are helping to rebuild Managua, Nicaragua, and restructuring its heath-care system following that city's devastating ear. thquake. All told, the 43 partnerships In 1972-73 conducted 557 programs totaling 16.4 million in value, exchanging 3,444 people and shipping S9 tons of equipment and supplies to Latin America. Worth noting Is that for every dollar provided by the federal government through the Agency for International S I #b 0 0 - -. - --- - .- - - - .. _ • WASHINGTON President Nixon served notice on j4,UtATdtEh 4JC IlMI •• ¼L :' • be dettiiined to Lake natural gas out from under federal regulation even though it will drive up the cost of heating homes and fueling plants. "Do you want natural gas at 0 higher price," he demanded, s,,, 0 , 1W I . . - By BRUCE BIOSSAT ______ - — -- • . - In the already developing Gulf of Mexico. By RA Y CROMLEY % .5ItI\GT0 iNLAt There is something dreadfully wrong with the way the U.s. The problem, as Adrn. Thomas Mouser found to his chagrin Is not that there are 'top setret" papers but that there are othr papels and conversations no one hears about. These notes of discussions and nietwiranda aren't circulated even to those with the highest security clearances and with a "nerd to Inf('r,Ilation tiny neetl lit 'omk together or with the White House. They're not always certain which votes are crucial and what compromise, are Government isbeing run when :A senior cabinet official acceptable to the admust ask subordinates do, the iiiinistritic,n They vender why lint hat it i that tither Cabinet a President who spent so many officers and the White House years in and around the really have in mind, legislature does not understand : When those queries have to the team play and the give and be made not once but know." take necessary to win what repeatedly SM, It Is now common knowledge mu$t be won in legislation. :When the queres Concern that Melvin Laird, when In this confusing situation, bade oh$ective. of Cabinet secretary of defense, was not good men in Congress and In the members with whom this senior clued In on some advance Admlfli3tratlondig(nanJ ''e ser1'tary meets regularly. lani on iugramson mili ry irown. The planning vital ta out pr The men involved In this dedsloflaconeernfng VietNam projsnij do not alwa ys mesh Incredible situation do not His case Is not unique among with those developed by other dislike or di.cru,st each other high officials. Even the White agencies f,t .1.. ik.,... I'.,... .-.....--'--"7 *,,ir ! Wptjflg pulitic'il iuntations. They are only seeking fundamental knowledge needed to run their departments with reasonable SWIMS lt"use staff IS tOni- partmnentalxzrd so deeply that so,netinies one haj'd works against another, Republican senators and representatives do not get the As communicate with people. The trend did not begin with Mr. Nixon, It saw a strong growth during the Kennedy Administration despite a plethora of 'decisive" talk. It grew with President Jonson h preoccupied with a war he did not innt trn, '''' ofly Expected TAI t All A E'E't'. .ia.idu1rI.r.r., ..- ' ,., i ?i' rut L tool __ quvv 0 - Ub CL J ± n U' Lt..._. It force were told that the legislalure should pass a uniform oddeven gasoline rationing system, but only for use by counties that are short of gas. Florida energy chief Homer ' . . (("¼i "This is insanity to talk about my dating you. We live more than a tank full of gas from each other." - 40ft '' - LOflTIflue I 0 AIR CONDITIONER WITH EXCLUSIVE ROUND DESIGN UPFLOW DESIGN TOSSES HEAT And SOUND SKYWARD SOUTHERN AIR to of SANFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. — PHONE 322 -Ant SPECIAL 4 1 - Lm" I .2o&s #t'Øc — Woman • State Growth Policy Hearings Scheduled TALLAHASSEE, Fla, A)' A Florida growth policy pro Charged lybird Preview! Royal TpaiIs problem now 1% uth passing the policy. iscd by a legislative corn- "The real debate will come ruiittec neceds to be more s pe. later on individual bills when (:file in some areas, the chair- they are considered and cornman of the house Rules Corn- pared to the policy," he said. ntittee says. In committee action Monday, The Rules Committee and the the Senate Ways and Means ORLANDO, Ha, l API A Senate Gore r in en t a I Conunittee approved a bill that 'enns'lvania woman IiÔS bee n Operations Comiunittet, were to provides for the licensing of 'barged with im personating the hold a hearing today' on the persons to hunt alligators. 'ife of singer Perry Como to grow 0' th policy proposed by the Clain merchandise on credit, Under the bill proposed by the House Governmental w'hce said. Senate Natural Resources Operations Committee. Vs y an Marselte Balcom, Comniittee, hunters would have Rules Committee chairman King of Prussia, Pa., was to pay $190 a year to catch one Murray Dubbin. 1)-Miami, said euig held Monda y in lieu of alligator, Commercial hunters he would like to see more spe .2,003 bond. cific guidelines on placing would have to pay a 15(X) a year When she was arrested. Miss schools "in such a way as they fee . Alligators killed would be ltaIcomhdat'twckbix;k,,TedIt conform to population nerds," sold by the state Game a nd card, and Florida driver's Ii. The impact taxation I-'resh Water Fish (.'onirnlsslon tense in the name and the money, minus inof Vyryan provision of the policy "has , ('omit, silict' said. Police said raised some eyebrows,” spection and ha ndling fees, she used the address of the would be given to the hunter, TALJ.AIIA.sSEI-:, Ha. i APi l92, Mrs. Hawkins became thw winter home ('onto and his wife Dubbin added The policy proposes levying The ways and means panel Paula how kins may be lear- third peNon ever to receive linsehle maintain In North Palm an "impact tax" on new Florida also approved a ing the Public Service ('onirnis. more than a million votes in a Heath. Fla bill that would residents to offset problems require tax asses.s&rs to lower sion to move to liii' (IS. Treas- statewide race In Florida, She Police say the woman ha the value of all real tstate that twy Dt'portmt'nt. was the only Republican elect- previously been arrested in Lass caused by growth "The controversy revolves us included in a building unora. Mrs Hawkins has confirmed cii statt'widt.' that year. Vegas, Nev., and Burbank, Ca. around how it would be all- toruam. she's going to Washington Active for several years in lit.. on similar charges, plied," Dubbun said. Also passed was a bill providWed Wednesday to be interviewed Miss Pat lcom was arrested state and national (;of' act,%., . Senate Governmental Oper- ing For the licensing of mobile for if possible appointment bill ties. she has been considering Satur(Lay in Orlando on a com. 41 was unsure which post she was running for the Senate seat now plaint by the department store I)-oc'ala, said he set's little manufacturers in the st'ttt'. recommended for. hit'ltl by Ili'iiubIit',n Fit after trvune to 1)0% iii of 1 think it's Trt'a%urer,' said .-kt'tI what effect the .ip. ittt'rcluindisc on a credit card. Mrs. hawkins, a Maitland lie- IM)intuilent might have on a police said. The store said she W ith Fraud - V ,. fil -. " ' . - . ' s. • -• - , - „j .~ ''.-'. nrth Mrs. Hawkins said. She said she wanted to find out more about the job and its responsibilities before making any decision. In her election iii tilt' l'.S( in .1 a had obtained the credit card in January , bought a bout $1,090 worth of goods and then left the larger homesites CilIl he seen —a d purchased n now. 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RENT i ___________ _______________________ - ' , . . j)Idtlfl('(l (()lUll 111111 1%,,' I S I It ________________________________________ _________________ - m f .- ' - . slalo " _______ ______ . _______________________ --_j1s' — ' Fed eral offici als called her last Th ursday, asked tier to go to Washington this week, and told her the appointment would be made strrtiv, she said It IS a gre,ut hinor .intl I .00 flattered to lit' considered,' -, * - '_ '-a.- '' - ton . . Hawkins Is Considered For U.S. Treasury Post sibli' Senate race, Mrs. Hawk. ins laughed and said, ''I'm not so enthusiastic about Washing- - , ' Shultz is retiring at the end of this month Houmutn H-,inuelos IS now U.S. Treasurer, a post held for many years by wometi. Mrs. Hawkins said *1* was not the only person being con. sidered for the position. 1I$7UyIA VC — too great a sigh f relief until we day of decision on what legislaknow' the real effect of the tion they will reconimia'nd ttt ending of the embargo." cope with gas shortages ,intici. "I recall a prominent econo- Paled in the future. mist telling the national goverChairman Vernon Holloway, nors conference the lilting of 1)-Miami, recommended that the embargo could turn out to Hutchinson be given authoritty be one of the major non-events order odd-even rationing in of the year unless it signals in- counties that have refused to creased production and a low- solve their own problems ering of the price of oil," he said. Itouse task force members reserved Wednesday, for the George Stutiltz X: The Fabulous Out to lunch retiring Treasury Secretary — in$ A grand jury is expected to hear Wednesday frtrn Education Commissioner l-'lod Christian on the handling of $1.5 million in contracts, sources The Leon County grand jury Sewage Plan, Hearings Retained spent its first day Monday 1AINIPA, Ha. I hearing a legislative committee — The ments sought to place such conFlorida Pollution Control Board trol in the hands of the pollution iinpros-ernents would begin by staff director explain what cviJuly 1975 and be completed by ilence the committee had ob,. rebuffed an attempt to elimi. control director. July 1977. Wined in its own investigation nate public hearings on sewage Cities wanting a permit to in. before it requested a grand jury tlist'harge Monday, insisting the crease sewage flow are re. A month later, however, the probe. public has the right to know tin- quired to make the request at a department's staff suggested Jaiiies Michael Rose,, staff der a "good faith" law passed hearing before a departmental the stepped up deadline. They director of tic Joint Legislative by the 1973 Legislature, examiner who takes evidence, cited environmental concerns At a hearing the board also testimony and public comment, and noted that the date switch Auditing Conunittee, carried block briefcase and several agreed to stick by its original "This is the only way I know was In keeping with the "good large charts into the grand jury plan to give cities around the that the public can be heard," faith mandate. state until July 1977 to upgrade said John Middlemas, a board room Monday. The last legislature held that The grand jury recessed until sewage facilities, member from Panama City. to be eligible for new sewer Bowing to pressure from conWednesday when sources iiiChairman David Levin called connections cities must show iticated they expected Christian .stg-uctioninterests, the board the hearings an obligation. IWOd faith" efforts toward to testify, voted unanimously to scrap a To eliminate them, he said, complying with the state's 90 2 pieces hoce.d,pped I1I4d C.h'C4,fl. Rose was the only witness to staff recommendation to move would "put too great a burden per cent effluent treatment remashed potatoes and 0?ay. Cot' 25 $ appear before the grand jury trw completion deadline ahead on the director no matter how quirements. . va l si,1, ann Ptat buln', ta!n btçj'! one year to July 196, MOPday, good his intentions be." Before the bill was passed, Thui* @thrs.shzlrg thv 1 •l 0 i''. But it resisted pressure from The auditing conmiittee has In January, the board set a systems under temporary oper,I._ teen investigating the awar- the same interests to do away timetable for upgrading sewage ating permits were not allowed ding of contracts which with hearings on increased plants to meet state requireadditional connections until fa. FRIED CHICKEN benefited the business interestssewage flow. lilents. cilities were upgraded. Representatives from labor. of St. Petersburg lawyer Robert Cities were told to give assurOPEN DAILY ii AM TIL 'P.M FRI. 6 SAT, TIL toPM Construction interests vowed $0 rrilach Ave(Hi .ay 17 7) N. Bussey, a long-time friend builder and contractor seg. ances that plant construction or it fight at Monda', 's hearing Sanford and business associate of -Christian The large blue-and-white charts traced the flow of funds involved in the Education Doartment contracts, Right Nowe l publican. She said slit' diii not believe she was being consid. ered as a possible successor to 7 — (it Wye io fleubln Askew warns that Hutchinson, commenting on the F'lorutia'sproblciiis aren't over, official anouncement that the "%S't' had a problem before the Arab oil embargo was being embargo. Shorta ges will exist lifted today, said that it would after it ends," Askew told an be 90 days before Floridians ru,,Ii,,n,.., it .4 .... IUIiUd). could expect much benefit, Meanwhile, members of a Askew said that Americans oust' gasoline shortage task "should not ;x'rmnit ourselves ---• - - ________________________ """"' kI last month, - By The Associated Press The State's chief energy ofh. tal says it will be at least 90 ihi, before Florida begins to feel benefits from the ending of the Arab oil embargo and Gov. Christian - - t,''k...,.tt.. I Idi Ii1L' 4IIIU •1 ar e three separate passlun for cloakroom conand sometimes competing ferencea Mr. Nixon has added foreign policies. There are five to the confusion, mniijor energy policies whichThis reporter had , conflit in crucial areas. feeling in President Thiman's The government functions day result, thc A a t icause tl,e bur&acracy, under its own momentum, carries out the normal routine. It would lx' easy to blame all these problems on Watergate. Hut the roots were In place befi,-e this ';indal broke and even before It was conceived, The roots are a passion for secrecy, a tendency t.' put off decisiong and an Inability to - __ - 1ODU) - LAST STAND? PELICANS REST on Mangrove tree on Florida's Pelican Island. The specie suns and daughters," After the article was killed, the cardinal circulated it anyway by hand to the 300 Catholic churches of his archdiocese where equally courageous priests read it from their pulpits. Meanwhile, "0 Estado de Sao Paulo" tried to encourage the w ne President to stand up to the police, which sometimes seem to be a government unto itself in Brazil. The conservative paper cited the "military virture and great traditions" of Geisel's soldierly calling and begged him to show ..respect for human rights." There was a cautious reference to "th Persistence of shocking" actions a euphemism for torture. Alter all, the paper went on, "the political police of Sao Paulo do not have magic power to carry water in a sieve." But the police proved they had the magic ps.wer In stop "0 Estado." They killed 13 - - TeS tiM ,. lAted areas, away the hazey smoke today. Sawgras, and woods fires are "This smoke affects the older Muck fires have also been common in Florida during people sooner than the rest of us reported in the Orlando, March when there are strong because their whole circulation started a Lakeland. Jacksonville and winds and little rain, officials system is slowed down," said weekagobutnowonlyfou,j1 Mianuacres and in the c.ountiej saul Helen Parks, nursing director are working the continuing of Volul, Lake, Broward and Smoke from fires in the Es'at Miami's South Shore blaze in six-inch deep muck. Palm Beach. ergladcs blanketed the Miami hospital _ - AlAtw, - -. control a one acre muck fire adjacent to Sit 436. Supervisor Gil Artman said a dozen men fought the fire when it - X. Across Forest rangers are fightini to In 't .. 1. .W " ""; -.d area • IIt,L . •tjt to (tie • an 11 persons "p uncau CI crc., ie M~ " soutn Seminole this month a wee hours of the morning, ev were given emergency oxygen that have broken out in five %;1 %neft acre muck fire burned four cry morning," Lakeland forest for shortness of breath. Ten of saw grass and woods in many days before the forestry service ranger Bob To Round Out Der said Monday. the II were over 70 years old. Iris of the state including and three volunteer fire Your Lom tort State forestry officials Weathermen said the smoke S"riiinok- County, departmneni, could extinguish blamed many of the fires on at. had been trapped by a tern%I Casselberry Forestry it. The tire was in the same area sonists and said flames spread perature Inversion but that rvmc'e crews daily are as a 30 acre blaze that burned quickly in the mostly uninha. southwest winds would blow 11patched to keep under for two week, 4 - -- Freud's letters reveal that the father of psychoanalysis was an assiduous correspondent who for some reason could not bring himself to write legibly. $F-"— /, ' has been declining as a result of water pollution , DDT and disturbing their nests. The suppressed stories show that even Brazill's distinguished cardinal, Paulo Evariste Arns, has been censored to keep his messages from rea ching his parishioners. Not only liberal but conservative papers, like Sao Paulo's respected "0 Estado de Sao Paulo," have been smothered. And the zesty newsmagazine Veja, at deadline time, is invaded by government censors who rule on every story prior to printing. when Cardinal Arns' archdiocesan radio station was shut off the air after 17 years last October, his church newspaper was allowed to continue, but under erratic censorship. Still, Arns tried to publish a mild protest over the arrest of 30 people, many of them Catholic social workers. Even as Geisel prepared for his inauguration, the censors banned Arns' message from his own paper. What was this supposedly tr easonou s message? The excised material said on ly th is: "We still do not know the real moti ves of the arres ts, even though we know that many interrogation, dealt with the program and organization of the Church. Some of the (arrested) suffered very much. The Church cannot in any circumstances abandon Its these in the Atlantic rather than offshore development. The translate easily for ttierman touted though little-noticed but Whiterves it promise. ' December report on "The "Such a development would WASHINGTON — Even with Easier talked about than Nation's Energy Future," by by-pass exploratory drilling the most improved oil- done. As an example, a major Dr. Dixy Lee Ray, chainnan of where ever-Increasing costs extract i ng techniques oil producer has a leasehold on the Atomic Energy Corn. contribute to the decreasing Imaginable, the proportion of some 32 million acres of the mission, says simply that discovery rates ... The value of usable resources would- continental shelf off the Grand "improved drilling methods for improvements in these areas is according to responsible Banks of Newfoundland. So far offshore sites., offer much that they could bring new oil researchers - rise from a it has drilled 15 wells, Every promise for Immediate and and gas supplies into the ' aflkle. plcpresent 32 per cent only to single one has been dry. short-term payoff.", Among the most poignant examples of censorship was tire much sooner than by any one around 45 to 50 per cent in There are two hard lessons In article that decried censorship Itself. This was written Oil industry researchers with other way." by the existing wells. So new proven this kind of experience. One is an obvious sense of public This comment, set forth in general secretary of the Brazilian Bishops, Ivo Loracheider, We sources have to be found, that the presumptions which responsibility, like General White's 1973 appraisal, is are glad to publish his words, which have been banished from As these reports have in. underlie these sometimes Research Manager Philip C. augmented by the Idea that Brazil. "Censo rship of thethe dicated in prior times, some gaudy estimates are just that: White of Standard Oil Company "improved drilling methods" most indecent thing about present It Is a weapon press," saidgovernment, the suppressed story, "Is the very promising estimates of dreamy guesses which in some of Indiana, confront this include better drilling fluids to future conventional crude oil Instances may indeed add problem in more specific, that does the greatest of dis.servkes,jor It leaves many things if assist the process — reserves have been made. But lavish new supplies to our technical, detail. lie testified which can withstand"materials the harsh that the people ought to hear denounced both unknown and unproving them out is not just a reserves if tested out, but recently denounced," before the house Udall environments imposed by Wtn Pat Nixon returns towould matter of getting a big, new likewise may often lead to committee, and dealt with the shore, great depth, and Arctic the President that Watergate never have surfaced in the White House, she can assure batch of drilling permits. disappointment. matter in a comprehensive climate operations." The estimates include a fazil. The other lesson Is that report to a Rocky Mountain oil All of this takes money, and potential added reserve of 90 present methods of test-boring conference in mid-1973. White told the Udall committee billion barrels in thc Prudhoe are not merely costly but too What White suggests is the that industry properly is and Ray area of Alaska's North frequently wasteful. need for more sophisticated, should be bearing the lion's Slope, where the proven supply As outlined in the President's surer methods of dire BEADY'S ct oil share of the cost of exploration is figured at 10 billion. They budget for fiscal 1975, the Nixon detection by "geochemical and and of production research and also Ecludeaat leasi 190 bIllion administration's "new energy geophysical means" which development In these realms barrels in off shore, continental policy" makes bare mention of could, if found, greatly speed up which offer highest hopes of shelf sites, a large share of the need for more and better new discoveries. This doesn't immediate or early payoff. (NEAi I . -. - . Ironically, one of those arrested was a reporter who had just interviewed the cardinal for Sao Paulo's "LJlUma flora." New Oil Sources Must Be Found r . who now serve at the pleasure of President Gelsel. I Development, the partnerships . PRESS SUPPRESSION: M the United States emLcs.ary to the swearing in of Brazilian President Ernesto Geisel, Pat Nixon could have picked up for her husband some expert advice on how to silence an obstreperous press. Geisel Is a master at it. On the same day the First Lady left for the presidential pomp and circumstance of Brasilia, a courier delivered to us new evidence of how Brazil stifles Its press. In the messenger's battered portfolio were page proofs and original stories that had been fully or partley deleted from Brazilian newspapers by the censors ' . ir lers." It may well be that the ople.to-pcople philosophy and programs of Partners of the them "at least once." Americas will turn out to be the Any presidential round with oilmen, cautioned Senate most effective way cf bringing Republican leader Hugh Scott, should be public "to avoid the muttons of the Americas criticism." cttstr te'etht'r. Id ant the attorno general there, the President, 'to make it clear there's no antitrust violation." HIJy AMP 7)4k 7AR MNy Then he stressed again that "deregulation of natural gas is really the number one priority." "Elk hills, too," chirped Simon. This was a reference to his efforts to open up the naval petroleum reserve at Elk Hills, Calif., if move that has stirred strong opposition In Congress and the Pentagon. -Fine, Bill. Take your purple heart and go," cracked the Pr esident wryly. He also pleaded that "we must stop being scared of developing nuclear power industrially." He pooh-poohed the threat to the environment. "Streaking is the only answer If you are to have a completely pure en v ronmcnt," he snorted. , - . - - S)id.cai. "or no more natural gas?" He also believes the chance of avoiding gasoline rationing, according to confidential minutes of the meeting, is no "better th an even." But to make sure of this, he would like local] in th e oil barons for some straight talk. This was suggested by Rep. Wilmer Mizell, R.N.C. "Bring the oil companies in and bump their heads together," he urged. "We're already having woodshed sessions with them" piped up federal energy czar William Simon. But the President agreed he should huddle personally with produceu 813 in sell-financed Lcsoc1ate director of Partners. travel, donated equipment and "A lot of people would like to be supplies, scholarships, disaster involved in aid programs, but This month an organization relief and other cash con- they just can't Lake off two called Partners of the Americas tributlons. years to join the Peace Corps. observes its lath anniversary. Summing it up, "We're what They might be able to take off a Founded In i%4 as a means you might call an adult Peace few weeks or a month, however, b which private citizens in the Corps," sass Davd l.itri;i, an Anti that's hat Partners of- nit I Statesand Li tin America could act directly together to help one another raise the quality of life, Partners ners of the Americas now has 1C49flPI. 1174.6) (Ad4d . Tuesday, March 19,1974—SA Rangers Battle Muck Fires In Seminole, State - Good Ne ighb or By [X)N OAKLEY NEAt a I Natural Gas s t I I'4IXOF1 rie few Republicans who broke into the Watergate Hotel. Now as the regular 1,074 elections approach, the majority party must ask itself whether this thin reed will sustain it until November if the energy crisis continues, if inflation rages, if the nation is in a recession and if _____ SarneAs'lomtDiltaiery ' P art Ii____ Too Many Secrets Bug Leaders TELEPHONE N ..' Vote ' C (, unusual depth of discontent over life Ir, general and Watergate in particular. Or, for that matter, the attitude of Americans toward the administration could -- mr.. ... nanfi 'ii mgr and ' the cow Is exonerates the President of any complicity in the Watergate cover-up, The Democrats have had some initial suecess in exploiting as an issue the stupidities of a We The Sanford Herald Anderson RIO 22 I' .1, ,t .. ti. .•i .. 1443541 l'alm lira,1, I$q 4 (,iifltl. in. - Obtain the HUD Property Report from developer and read it before Signing anything. HUD neither approves the merits of the offering not the value, it any, of the oropely �- - - - - -- - -- Dear Abby ___ . 7 13 Firminirw -- - - -- - - -- - - - - - r_. 4T_______;;__-- _fl____ - S.,I'niin,loi College President Relates %. IL Salesmen __ ., •. '. d liquid 5 1,111n, 6 Init(di, I 34Arcniin' llars 'tar rrt,ri dancew ' ii5 Lu 3 " itha 1 12 elI him ou'e had - - - ' '"' 12 almost as lfhe uttered an'uh.huh, 13 - - - - - 15 as hilil. - I - 18 l9 2l ffl I I -- Furthermore, their accusatory attitude could give you file" you never had. 0 _jIII 52 - , Ii- DEAR ABBY: A "Concerned Parent from Augusta. Ga." recently wrote to complain about her school system's order that pupils have a tote bag of supplies before they could use the lavatories. Our elementary school felt forced to make its bathrooms vandal-proof because of the acts of a few disturbed children. Stall doors were removed because - - - = -- - - is - POLLS POINTERS some children swung on them; all paper was removed To Care became it was either being wasted or used to pug toilets; mirrors were taken out and hot water was shut off. Our students did not even have a tote bag of supplies; they had For Rubber Gloves \ to make do or wait until they got home. This action was taken at the insistence of the janitors who tired of cleaning clogged pipes and fixing hinges on stall doors. After three years. the elementary student coun By FOLLY elI pressed for and won restoration of all facilities. They argued that schools are built forhildren, not Janitors; thatDEAR children are human beings and as such have the right to a pink shag ro$ MRS.T,C. basic dignities. DEAR POUX - My Pet Peeve is with mothers who take . . iIJV WWI%II WV) its case. Since then there tllUUiVlI LU LUIUI ShOpS, etc., and turn them loose. The ldds pull out the best abuse of the facilities, "Bathroom monitors" were never often break them and then leave them scattered even considered became experience t on the floor for people to stumble over. They run screaming and dren should not be put in a vosltlon to poke other chlMi.en, yelling through racks of clothes and knock many garments to the floor to be trampled on. True, this merchandise Is ill second hand STUDENT COUNCIL FROM CONN. but it has been donated to be sold, Many lower Income people find things they can use. I am sure these same Inconsiderate mothers CONFIDENTIAL TO "DOING IT MY WAY": You'll would not let their children act the same way in other stores. never gel away with it. The sins we do two by two, pay HElEN for see h, .. VVays -- .. .. -- toys, we - for - • o say . for a days conversation } . but Sister Olive JJ' i - tt_ I - ,h . 1! A8101.0 I TALK Lewis -VOUR SEf'JSE OP FAIR PLAY AND JUSTICE.? . . by La ________________________ APATHYJ people in their needs." Needs are experienced by mature a coin munity as well as traditional students she said. ;iI CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS . I i4GA' I ANY MORE ? - L_.! \\ P. I - college Is far youth. it whole • -..., Is 40 / etimes,andwemustkeep c ' . - RUGS BUNNY by Hcimdahl & Stoffel -' - % t'" S I HER'5 VER ' tOM ' ' rw 5ANwICH JUST TOSS IT OVER. 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Trying to act like knowing big Daughter" (Rerun) Shelley boys, they get into a poker Winters, Floyd Thealres Belinda Montgomery game with some fraternity and Robert Fozworth star in IOCG (15*1* friends. They find out out they this tale of a woman who LOS ANGELES (AP)-Four is are not as wise as they think haunted by a santanic cult. The children of actor Mickey Itr, they are, cult is after her soul, and doing ney have been adopted by their ' a good job of getting it. Miss maternal grandparents. 2:30.7:15.9:30 Montgomery plays the girl and The children have been living Miss Winters Is the leader of the with the grandparents since Magnum 8:30.10 NBC. THE SNOOP cult, their mother was shot to death by a Yugoslav actor in i. \~ . ~ e/ Superior Court Judge Jack W. OL Swink granted the adoption 04111fl-lit Eo1'1I*WJI1 TNEATR Monday. C I , 4" .* An attorney for the grand" NOW THRU WED. pats, Mr. and Mrs. Don 9 7:41 AND 11:10 Thomason of suburban Rolling "INVASION OF Hills Estates, said the children THE BEE GIRLS" Kelly, ll; Kerry, 13; Kyle, l2, 1:00 Jackpot TUESDAY and Kimmie 10 will take the AT Ii' tsN ews () All My Children naltic' Thomason as the EVENING "BRUT CORPS" their \ ir 5(44) Movie surname. ctiicago. - S. V. 'V., - -'' c21 movs TIMES honors ) LAZIEST CLERK r'.iE EVER YA4sV' - Evening classes are often Lrnpurtant in a changing world, Counselor would Lertainly NOT "ottien In the fast four years for have recommended such "volunteerisin," Other women tailored to a student's time. Sister Olive Louise added. A were honored for their par- Sometimes they are scheduled class in sex, love and marriage riglorous sales work. $ But Bill survived the initial ticipation in the fields of health, for one evening to help save fuel is incorporated in the religious diplomacy, racial or baby sitting expenses. sales instruction period and education, studies program. and religi(u3 understanding then began calling "We must be flexible, 'It Is more healthy for young and ilitics. housewives here in Chicago, cooperative, adaptable and people to discuss such things as During the 10 years Sister mindful of a purpose," she said. they do in Europe. Here Within a month, he was top we producer of his southsicle sales Olive Louise has headed the "We always have been In- have been sort of puritanical in college she has guided the In. terested in service areas of that respect. Colleges ffew must stitution to wider horizons- nursing and teaching. In provide more than Just a older people and low income developing such programs in college In about 60 da)s, he was degree-the individual salesman of all the 60 men In individuals can get college uepth you are not taking a big wants more. Students are educations through career risk in time or personnel. We asking for personal and 41 About this time, our daughter opportunity programs in are in special education since academic counseling." was horn, so Bill dropped by to conjunction with federally 1962 for children with learning funded programs-and she has disabilities. see US. As a religious-she entered expanded the facilities of the ,*The difficultyisin trying to the convent 35 years ago at 17Mrs. Crane almost fainted with shock. college from one to seven decide what is important. For she is concerned that although For thin former "sphinx" sat buildings. It has also grown example, shall we go into early children want church, they do and glibly carried on spritely steadily in enrollment as some childhood education' I am not wantastructuredone. Hula other colleges have not, convinced the child's early campus ministry is part of conversation for two hOW'S "We have opened a fully. years-from 3 on-are very student services where students without a break' accredited testing center where important. We now have the help plan liturgy readings, rock p students of I.ter. Hill shiftM in ntt'i,,r test nnk' (nil r,'r,,,Iit.1 Unn .sIl ..l attended, They are given books to study and they may take tests. We offer as many hours as they can handle and the how, of education earned are applicable to a baccalaureate degree," she said. .. - Children for the community, " she Insist.,. Classes need not be - Rooney's your most ' ', ,.. .- sales fields a'nmIset records wi-ever he went. But I cite his case to show you that these am g ceptions to the rule that extroi- should be streered into the sales field, while introverts are usually urged to become chemists, accountants or other introvertive specialists. Though Bill was the strong silent type, as soon as he had sznied his standard sales talk plus the usual answers to all conceivable objections the customers might raise, he was a changed man. . ,, members of Is. - I .-. - IAtF1 is you say. .._ TV Time PreviewE 51:30 CBS MAUDE (Rerun) SISTERS "Black Day for 9:30.11 CBS THE NEW CBS yotth gangs that terrorizes This is Part I of a two parter Bluebeard" Vincent Price, the TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE school areas. Four fatal dealing with waila,s -,drin of chjlJi-, guest (Rerun) "She Cried Murder" shootings have plagued police, problem." Maude Is concerned stars. He plays a one-time Telly Savalas, who plays an and John Forsythe, starring as because she thinks Walter's movie star-of horror honorable policeman in Chief Sam MCoilough, finds "social drinking" is becoming a course-whose career isfiliding, "Kojak," is nfl so honest in this himself in the middle of great problem. He seems to have a _ ii. • i.r._..ii. 'I fH! . ! ,,_,'_n. "J rtiirt Ci wilenamm festival is set upto commits murder, then There's also concern for his him to ease off are shrugged off honor him but it ends In the terrorizes pretty model who sa!'y when a search ofapetty cheerfully by Walter. When death ofhi3 wife In the audience witnessed the hung, thief's motel room turns up a Arthur inveigles him Into a pact (wife Is played by Tammy Iflf)of a school where the Chief that neither drink-on a Grimes). She's apparently is scheduled to speak that night. wager-Walter finds ways to murdered, and the fact she was Barbara Rush is featured as his sneak In a drink. The Issue gets 10-11 NBC POLICE STORY wife, and about to divorce her husband Pernell Roberts as an to a boiling point when ' The story deals w Walter, puts him in a suspicious spot. inspector. Ch ith in a rage, smacks Maude. Roddy McDowell and Mort Sahl also are featured. I - __ ;:'- ik nun's habit dragged on floors, DEARLLY_JamabauUdanwhow,,a,erMD ishe Psi' Abby bse&Jet, 'hew I Have a L.vely Wedding." got soaked in the rain, and and C.K. who wanted suggestions keeping rubber gloves dry send II to Abigail Van Berea, in Leaky Dr., Beverly H, caught elevators, she and sanitary. I wear them a lot. Each time I am ready to take cxi. su. recalled. Then, too, "it wasn't them off l first wash the gloves as it washing my hands and with especially in place, either, an anti-bacterial soap for the hands. Rinse thoroughly and then -when you were at a meeting of dry thoroughly. --. fit with h2hv neiu,A.e i&iiui fl,...,,,.,_ uivui WIUI .,.... -.'i college presidents, Particularly Inside out by pulling gently from the wrist. After all fingers are Sanford Garden Club's an. labeled and accompanied by men." ut powder what was the inside but Is now out, This also he nual Flower Show, "Afl in the written statement they were now, And at the age of 62, "It was the dress of the the gloves 11)I ,!~ easy to puton and take off and makes them last longer. has recently retired to Florida. Family", M scheduled March acquired lawfully or grown by particular thnes a mystique I also have a Pointer for mothers who spend more time with , r, But his former customers and 30 at the garden club the exhibitor, with too much structure. It their children than the fathers do. Let us always I I M on Hwy. 17-fl, Is exdidn't remember a keep demanding that he handle building relate meaningfully to Awards (or the winners %ell-disciplined child knows that you love him, knows what is will from the Carroll Righter Institute their business so a rival cor- Pected to Attract hundreds of be according to the National contemporary society." expected of him and feels more secure. So come on, mothers, let peratmon has signed him up for a exhlt,Its in two divisions, Council Standard System us teach our kids what right and what is wrong and why. of ________________________ 1 :year contract, asking him horticulture and artistic design. Awarding. Children can tell by the tone of voice or by a look it you mean what Any amateur gardener or Mini Formal Wear merely to fly to Chicago a f This year three new awards Please do not "yes" or " unless you really mean FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. I74 arranger may enter the show have been added RENTALS days each month, to advise it It. Too many kids today do not know what "no" to the existing For Weddings, Proms, etc. EILEEN. and claim commissions for with the exception of Class 4, established awards for the You will receive a dollar If Folly uses your favorite GENERAL TENDENCIES: As spring arrives interesting orders flowing in from his art istic design. Exhibits must Standard Flower Show whIch ____ B.L. Perkins Mini Wear making idea, Pet Pee ve, Folly's Problem or solutionbocie. , to * planetary PoSitions are in effect which can enable you to go after be in place by 10a.m., March meets all the former clients, 204 E. First St. problem. Write Folly areol The requirements OrdHer*Id of amistloisa goals without delay. Be alert to modern ________________________________ $, and remain until 4:3o p.m.. Ph. 3n.1I11 National Council of State To become a star salesman is March 30. trends and study whatever of such you do not full y understand. (!nMø,, tlnh. I... Ilic. MUM y very willcuit icr a Aitit (mar. ZI to Apr. 19) Work on your most WIN AT BRIDGE cherished Artificial flowers, fruits, They are a trophy for the confirmed introvert. aims and gain the right results with them. Accept any invitations vegetables and foliage are most blue ribbons, by Florida For such a person usually of a social nature at this time. prohibited in any exhibit, State Bank; past president's tin people a nd is TAURUS Apr. 2C to May 20 Go after your career alms with tm,IiIi -...... Ia. uuxJy by aniorti Garden Club wward at starting con. enthusiasm and get the right Talk with those who can lie led a low diamond' Plants on the sta te con- and a creativity award trophy be of great help to you now. This produced South's nine; sersations. servation list may be used in in artistic design by U. Ile also suffers more anger West's Jack and dummy's S. Bank. GE.Ml?'lt May 21 to ;one 21 Entering a new activity now can The show, including a silver queen. A heart was led and and seethes with greater in- competitive exhibits if properly bring you greater benefits in the future. Confer with bulness South's Jack lost to West's dignation if a door is shut In his tea, Is open to the public from 2experts for the data you need, king. [lack came a second face. :30 p.m., March and lOam. MOON CHILDREN iJune 22 to July 21) Make sure you keep diamond. South played low to 4:30 p.m. on March 30. Extrovert, however, shrigs the promises you have made tc others and gain their from dummy whereupon .11 _...,I. goodwill. '° UII!us am thus A. Handle official matters tntethgentjy, F(.I'(,I 1' I.E (' East took his king and led a LEO 'July 22 to Aug21) Talk over your ideas with associates third diamond to dummy' s doesn't feel so exhausted at the end of the day. act' and make the future much brighter. Improve your Image with the A second trump lost to But an extreme introvert, public. Relax at home tonight. East's ate East cashed his he resolutely memorizes the VIRGO ( Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Talk with co-worker, about ways ,( ...,1...- f.._ IUI IIIV 1010 proper verbal techniques and to increase prodaction and have profits. defensive trick and led his appearance. Do nothing Irrational. fourth diamond to establish "Canned" sales talk, can ac. tuall' run circles around the IJBR iSept. 23 to Oct. 22i Think of ways to enjoy' yourself his partner's 10 of trumps carefree extrovert. more in the future. Try to be a leader instead of a follower. Be the setting trick. Florida Means To Me" For dealing with people is sire to pay your bills on time. will take on new dimension miiuch like playing the piano. SCORPIO IOct. 23 to Nov. 21) Elevate your consciousness and 11111. If you memorize the proper Marth23at Sanford pIfrom then see how tc please family more. Find the right appliances to 18 thru 24 instructions and then keep 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. when the make your home more comfortable ___________ practicing, soo:i you can king Arts Ipartment of Sanford SA(,JflAHIUS iNuv. 22 to L*c. 21) You have definite ideas I_._. I...d. ChkkAn 11II (j(JflJ I he has fl " want toorganize the future, so talk them over OtT) flWflafl )' By Oswald & James Jacoby beings as well as from the the first annual Youth Art with associates. Be logical. Writ North East Mouth West's double of two hearts Festival. keyboard of he CAPRICORN 'lv. fl to Jan. 20 , Making sure to decide how was one of those unpopular ia 112vt Sn never becoine Passive 2# Pau 2T Exhibits %ill include over 300 tochangeand handle financial matters; for the future is wise. Use d(jubles- fie didn't really like l' I'ass ' slaves of any Vocational paintings by students in grades good common sense in all activltlei if himself, but South had concerning now you AQIJAUI1.' You South. t,ltt (,uidanct prescription tt one through ei'ht (row the 14 21 to ['eLi 19i Plan h&n to make the future w rig g l'il .i mid su ' r med bidding two clubs and 4105654 CA K Q 13 C A J 54 have received, brighter for yourself. Contact persons you lik, the most. Eveningbefore elementary and middle schools had repeated the process What do ou do now" If you have at least normal in the Sanford area. is line for attending the sIaI. Register For A before running to two hearts Preliminary Judging will be lii, .r six damsels i,Q., plus normal sensory PlSCES(Feb.20 Mar. 20) You have f&Jamli, plans aM North didn't like it because dependlrg x,a sw y y acuteness of vision, must follow tirough with U, so start aci tonaucted in the sctxd by club 1y lrJL he had watched his AMFM STEIEO Partner sii have a siaglet.n etc., plus determination, As'old one VIE annoys you. gyrations. East who had To Be Oivsn Away Mirth If eat, a spede my set be can but The odds. second and third place winner IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. he or 11* will have a opined a Is. fit notrump ___ w South might opened. So send for my booblet "The each gradetobe4ftJg4 ow Wheelafraid the contract lit TODAY'S QUESTiON New Psychology of the plaza. Advertising understanding of new trends in the world. Give as fine an As (or South he had been Instead of rebidding three dia- and Selling," enclosing a long Judges for the festival are education as you possibly can so that your progeny will take c unhappy AM 'Ph"Alf all the time. moods your partner has bid three stamped, return envelope, plus Mrs. Berjrl Dyal, president of rlgh'jil place in the world. Teach to be more independent early in Dummr's eight of spades cluin %That tents. Sanford-Seminole Art lit.. Sports are a natural forced East's king at trick . TCMMTOW i Alsisys write to Dr. Crane in Association, and Mrs. Mildel ` 11w Stars impel, they do not c'xnpel." What you make of one and East really went into LJir4f '$ f"J"d tare id The Sanford Herald, Babcock anti Mrs. James i hwhjh If was well that ti' your life is lmrgt'ir up to ([ 11 D CHIIN S I tu' JACOB MOOLUN 21005. Fr,r,th 322.9443 enclosing a long stamped, Ilickey, art mstructor3. Carroli Httner's Indimdual "orecast for your sign (or April did Any routine play at trick boos to Win at (do two would have let South Paintings of the eight first isnowready. Foryour addressed envelope and ?4 yaendyotsrbirtj)tjl)te.p4$l IoCarroIJ thiS tie*sp. P0 Bc" .make his contract, but East cents to rover typing Righter Forecast, The Snalord Herald,P.O. Box came F4ad'o City Station ccfestivalwlnner,willbeon E29,HoLlypoc,,, up with ,be one win' N Y 10019 Calif. 90028 PriutilIgcotlIwhenyouseud for exhibit at Artist's Corner, rnng play. oneifb.IsookJ.i,,1 Senkarlk'.1fromM,yf4l30 ::--. .. CARROLL RIGHTER'S -_ I . Tuesday, March 19, 1974-.7A ,I,= introvert 46 47 - 1 __ - _i_ . afraid that a college will have MlI - 9 51 - IIII - ,0 "Oneconceptexploded is that a I Jpjg 42 43 14 Highl ights PLE LfTTLE ST FOR 0 __________________ 111111 - - moll No DI ___ a afraid of Louise. C.S.J., the pretty, serene president of Avila foc N - The Sanford Herald C)OC) not education," ALL, I l - - " AFTER IN THE PIT, GIR She net not having an cridown-writ fund , is BE - By contrast, taciturn Calvin "we must provide educatIon 1' Coolidge would have deemed th oquacious! asking ourselves questions SO U lxss' an Iiiu uflau WILT) '-' mother "ho believed even body surety," lioultI be i'rking, even though In Ne York to accept an ______________________ the Great Depression of 1938 award "for having turned a d_&p %ii as then in lull swing. small secular school into a fine So she prodded IhIl into college with diversified faculty Joining the J. U. Watkins firm and a student body represen. that sold kitchen supplies via tlf3ii all faiths," she was one of 14 w omen door.to-door salesmen. EDUCATION FOR THE like Monteil in a program that has For an extreme ... Sister Olive Lotjjseear, Bill, the usual Vocational singled out more than 300 ______________ wEILL that . - 20 - DEAR BUGGED: I think your parents are wrung. a CASE Z-580: lull I)., aged 18, was cousin of mine who was silent as the Sphinx. r r r- r f' 17 e = 4SI')qfl4)flh,n ii treJt I..hr I I __...4.........4......... J 16 DEAR AflBV I am a i-ye,r-ok1 girl wIn rrceivt1 a htautilul stereo for Christmas. I keep it in my bedroom, which seems to create a problem. Mv lather says when my boyfriend comes over we - -aid take the tcn'o [hich has (our speakers and is on a c4rt) from my room way out to the den and drag It back are through. I can't understand why we Can't listen to the stereo in my bedroom If we keep the door open and all the lights on, a parent is home, and they can wander In and out whenever they feel like it. Also, it seems ridiculous for them to be so uptight about our being in the bedroom because if we planned on doing anything it would be just as easy in the den. flow do you feel about this? HUGGED - i.r.ghl nSIk?1`I)JCln`I TTTr 14 - 47.Newspaper - beIIfuI. 46 Neadful 2SCriltrX.E4 tii ." ..' DEAR MRS. 0.: Your v1eer Is out of locus, lady. Belly dancing is a respected art form in the Middle East. How. ever. It's your right to protest. So write to the mayor and ZilVeted I 1,1111 I SUCCeSS good isles talk, and then diligently meeting prospects. For you can bring forth barniony from people I cs well as a pianul if YOU Just strike the fib Jr. 11.1ranflue Ju Proterli%r uni que HIM With Contemporary Society by Dove Gmu. . NOU DONT BRUISE GURU I PY VIVIAN BROWN deptudrd:n 38 1. .lILi.'u '. Program, the Public schools are owing a program 01)of all things-belly dan-ing! As a taxpayer. I protest ft shameful waste of money. Don't you think there are better places for our tax o than spending it to teach school girls how to do a vulgar, disgusting ith their midsections exposed' MRS. J. F. 0. a 10 wrath IJii4,, u U.-_ Bill's Getn tN fut - W 4 O(5TJ5Jin - _t_c_L____.____________L_ ALLEVOOP Can Become ISMake"Aurins DEAR ABBY: llas the whole Id gone crazy or Is my viewer out of locus' I Just read in a Minneapolis - ____:____.___._.__. Introverts __ LA W -- - __ s8mbr I - 1ankgoxIness for the goothiess of In (Y/lOe/S I 'oe FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. IlL 10 P.M. 1009 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) C I . fluOt' - �Staats' Gl ove Work, Hi t Pushes Lyman Bv Evans I . j AZALEA SALE BENEFITS CIP GREG RAPE, son of Dr. and Mrs. William Rape, makes poster for azalea sale sponsored by the Ixora Circle of Sanford Garden Club to benefit the Civic Improvement Project. Plants will be sold Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. next to Cowan's in downtown Sanford and in front of Publix in Sanford Plaza. 3 But A Lad There are two people who still work at local golf courses, ((lilferent ones than when I played them who used to make it a habit of making trouble for rue, my friends and just anybody under 18-years-old. We would play a game before going to pay our money as to what "atrocity" we had "supposedly" commited, One of my Favorite accusations, I used to get, was that I was wreckin,; the 'reen, and throwing tiiy liver cans on the course. First of all I didn't even drink Cokes, not to mention beer, and secondly I was extremely careful on the green. Many a time I would see 'grown.ups" driving a cart across the green and putting "their" beer cans n the hole just for laughs. Of course I've sounded off ton many times about "members" and won't say anymore instead let me mention the clubhouse worker. At one south end course there was a clubhouse manager who I think played pedestrian polo with his tee andiron shots. I could almost hear him say -Five points it you hit his bag, ten if you hit the kid, and IS if you can get two with one Hospital Notes MARCH 18, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Thomas J. Muse Willie L Brown John It. Brown Ronald MUICJ Dorothy Pope Jean Fletcher Marie I.. Wilkm Catherine Fuhrmann Vonceal K. Washington Bessie P. Smith Betty J. Lackey Cohn Edgar Benton Lola M. Choice Shirley Alexander Louise Rowan Augustus Ennis Frances DeBose SWfl Burke Terryl G. Gussow James Homer Bussard Jr. Leon '00k3 Frederick M. Dominick, DeBary Nancy Carol Dufnes, Deltona John J. Harrigan, Deltona Mary A. Ottolini, Deltona llcrui.m Wgrwr, t)eitoni Wilbur A. Latsey. Enterpcls Dorris L Norden, Lake Mar) Susan M. Keogh. Lake Mary John It. Fish III, Orange City Sally K. Boier, Orlando Patricia B. Wallace, Osteen Jacqueline Boston, O'.ledo Frederick Franklin Jr., Oviedo Harold Green, Port Orange Melvin L Benton, Wauchula Agnes A. Weber, Longwood BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Steve Deflose a girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dufries a boy, Deltona DISCHARGES • Sanford: Ntilh L. Harden (tr.i 1). Alexander Mrs. Steven Bussard and girl Mrs. Olden Gordon and girl Mrs. William Strawder and girl %F%f E. Elberti Shervl A. Ellerbe Louise Rogers Lena Norris F. garcia-mitchell #120 or #320 precision reels big value. 2 speed motor with forward & reverse. 7 position bracket & twist grip thrust control Non-polluting' Uses 12 voit batteries reg. 49.99. Forrest H. Fail Maybehl White Moease Singletary Andrew C. Brackin, DeBary Edward Believe it or not spring and summer are coming on fast and maybe oils year the youth of this area will be able to play the courses regularly. While talking to Valley Forge pro Joe Noviello he mentioned that his course is going to have if summer program for the youth in which they can play all day for a very low fee, Believe it or not it's a great price. For a long time area youngsters have needed to get out and play and even more iti'portantly learn to become proficient at this gam- we call golf. For too long the prices have remained high during the summer and even worse, some courses just do not appreciate young business. Remembering back to when I was just a wee lad, I remember being hasseled about playini golf The people making the trouble were not my mother, who was glad to get me out of the house, but the pro's and the members. 99 9 special. - Your choice of these fantastic values from GarciaMitchell! Choose either a spinning reel or Abu-Matic, all built with fine precision' reg. 12.99. Delatchell, • DeBar Dsrl McKenna, Deltona George Ilaywood, Deltona ball." '1 5 To Hit Both' By JOHN CIIERWA Herald Correspondent Naturally he was always involved in heavy betting unit carried a portable bar with him. Enough reminiscing. The point I'ni trying to make is more people should be like Joe Noviello and Valley Forge and help the young golfers of the area. As a matter of fact I remember at the tender age of 14, J14 cattle out on the putting green unit tried to help inc with my put. ling. hack to the subject of Valley Forge, the ladies Handicap Tournament is in progress and early results had Jane Montgomery in first with a 65 and Wanda Sletnh' tn the second position with a 67. Deltona Virgie 0. Talklngton, Mims Tarni Welling, Davenport 7 5.84 rig. - , tol05a;Norttn Simon, up at 16, ar.d Ail rcan Ice. 7.9I-Spas matching 56 sprcst rod Meal vluf -.-' $2 Berkley , •., . - .. 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CMrW4) (P R ER H IS SO Clarke IL) Smmons 2 13 I 1 3 3 3 Hatf i etd 323 0 0 0 3 1 0 CaliOdgc(wi 0 0 0 I 7 . Twins Lose Game, Killer l Sports - Clarke Exhibition Baseball Schedule •• • B) hERSCHEL NISSENSON game against the St. Louis Monda y 's Games All' Sports Writer O.t,o.t 10. A'Iar. 3 Cardinals. Ph iedeipha A. C.iriCinAill 0 The Texas Rangers and MmHowever, the Red Sox didn't Lm Angl.j 13, Mwwsota S n('sota Twins suffered ethibi. seem to miss their All-Star " "i'l' S Morfreal 3 lion baseball defeats Monday, catcher. 1974 y beat the Chicago Nr* York ii but the Rangers had a distinct White Sox 8-4 for their 10th viea'i.0 Cly I. St LOuh 0 musical touch while the Twins tory in 12 games as rookie Jim Ch'cago (Pd) 1. 34n Or' R411r,io,e 11. Icias 2 again were left singing the Rice belted a three-run homer Mfon I. Cn*caqo IA' I blues, and Rico Petrocelli contributed Oakland 5, Cleveland I MIeaukW 6. Cal horni S The Rangers used country three hits. and western singing star CharRun-scoring singles by Icy Pride, a one-time minor rookies Chris Ward and Jim M .nrciota vs Atlanta at WeSt leaguer, as their designated hit- Tyrone helped the Chicago tm Peach. h a. nigm C nc,nat, vs Ne* York (N) at 51 ter in a 14.2 loss to the Balti. Cubs to a 4.2 victory over San PCIerU,U. Fla more Orioles, Diego. Kana1 City vs PIOuSIOn at Cocoa Thw setback wasn't Pride's Al Oliver hit a game-tying Fit fault. lie grounded out and sin, three-run homer in the sixth inMctrta v Pttsb,rgr at S." gled off Jim Palmer, the Amer. ntng and the Pittsburgh Pirates an. P ue rto Rico, n gnt By The Associated Press triple 'vertimfle, then crushing ican League 's 13 ('y Young scored single 5t L'% vS Phuiad.IpPiva at runs in the sevMarquette's Warriors, San Francisco, Award winner, enth and eighth to defeat the Cif-awater. Fla ranked eighth last week rnos'ed California vs Chicago IN) a' The Bm-uins - aiming at an Roog Powell and Don Baylor Montreal Expos 5.3 at San Scottsdale, Ar i l up to third with a 72-70 victory unprecedented eighth con- each delivered three hits and Juan. P.R. over Michigan in the NCAA secutis-e NCAA title - crept Mark Belanger's bases-loaded Sir' D.ego VS San Francisco at Pat Rourque drove in three py01, Art Tuesday, March 19, . Page !B v ,, 5 'Thir d In Poll double highlighted a four-run runs with two doubles and a pack by gaining 12 first-place Baltimore uprising in the see. single off Gaylord Perry and continued to hold the top two votes and 600 points in the vot- ond inning. Teen-ager David Reggie Jackson hantmered a spots in The Associated Press' ing. Clyde was tagged with the loss, two-run homer off Ken Sanders, Tel&% vS 841timore of Miami, PIS Boston vs iiarasols. r- Is Chicago IA) at weekly college basketball poll P4t. York (A) vs Detro t at surrendering four runs and sev- leading the Oakland A's to a 63 released today. ,i.',' ri,, Maryland, its season ended at en hits In four innings. sictory over the Cleveland In. 11w victory helped bring the 23-5, held fourth place with 412 The Twins suffered two loss. dians Warriors 439 points in voting by points, while Notre Dame es. The>' bowed for the 11th time A pair of 1.0 games saw the a national panel of sports slipped from third to filth place in 12 exhibition outings when New York MeLs edge the New writers and broadcasters while %%ith a 26.3 record, the l.os Angeles Dodgers York Yankees and the Kansas Beach'. F ia lilting Marquette's record to 25smashed 18 hits in a 13.5 rout. City Royals nip the St. Louis 01,101-6 vs Ml*aukr. at S. The Kansas Jay hawks, 4 And they, also lost slugger Cardinals, Jon Mitlack, Bob C.V. Ant The Wuilfpack, 28-I, received who Join the top two teams and harmon Killebrew for a while. Apuxtiwa and Steve Simpson of New York inn vs Philadelpitia 20 first-place votes and 616 Marquette in the NCAA semi. l'be first baseman left the game the Mets limited the Yankees to Clearate,'. (1.' points to mn.atntain a 16-point Finals Saturday. jumped from with New 'York IA s 5' LOU at til a partial shoulder three hits while the Royals' ec Sbung. F l a lead over the Bruins, who 14th place to sixth ith dislocation after diving for a Steve Busby, Steve Mingori and raised their record iii 25.3b>' triumiuph.s over Creighton and ball and landing on his right Gen San DMewak O r4n0 .'t .Yes Gene G;irber cuniibinetj for a stopping I)a)ttn's Flyers in Oral Roberts, Michigan, which shoulder. Killebrew will have nine-hitter aialnst St Louis, Anig beat Indiana and Notre Dame, tu.s Civeianci v' r.,'c sco arm tn a sling for 10 days to Right-hander Jesus Hernaiz PP.cen., Ar ,: rose from 12th to hind ii 22.5 record. seventh be- Iwo weeks and probably will and lefty Mike Wallace of the Kansas Co, niiss the regular season opener Philadelphia I'hillies combined N am. na April City. Sin Kansas to blank the Cincinnati hlett.s 4.0 Providence, 28-4, victims of Cnc'v'at vs Los Angeles .I .'."o Elsewhere (ifl the casualty on Four hits while Jim Northrup Peach. Fia thu.' Wolfpack in the Eastern Regional semifinal, slumped list, Manager Darrell Johnson rapped a two-run bonier off At. Hftslori vs Montisil at of the Boston Red Sox reported lanta's Boric harrison in the from No. Sb No. 8. Long Beach that Beach, Fla, n gnu catcher Carlton Fisk will first inning to start the Detroit Soston vs Detro.t as L.'Ir'a'd State held ninth22; with 232. and 1w tiospitalireil ;ursotht'r few' Tigers to a 1(1.3 rout of the i a n Civil North Carolina, seventh tu.iut' of a groin injury. Bras es. Atlanta's Darrell last week, dropped to 10th after Fisk swas hit by a foul tip off the Evans hit his third homer of the a first-round loss to Purdue in tuat of Joe Torn- in Sunda> 's spring. the National Invitation rOUT. Y.p lAi!, It 0' , Basketball Poll not be undersold! Show us proof (a newspaper ad will do) and we will giv, you the sale price to the identical item advertised during the period stated 0 liI STREET U.S. NIONwAy 27 OPEN OAI$,y S AM. IS P.M.. OPEN SUN. NOON 1P.M. - SC) K C Sele ons •,' t't.' - - . ' * LEESBURç, - (,"' SpursDovv n Cougars .. o .' LAKEI,AND, Fin (Al') ling average but beyond him, darting pitchers will be. They The optimistic banter is much ruotxxjy can rou tinely be exwill conic from among veterans like it is must )ears In spring petted to hit .3k). \Voodie Fryman. Jun Perry, training for the Detroit Tigers. newcomer Luke Walker and "IF we get off to a good start, I There are good hitters like youngsters Fred hloldsworth, think we'll make some people' Willie Horton, Northrup and Ia'rrin I;r'w and Bill Slay. eat ('row," says pitcher Joe Hill Frectian but they arc in- back. John Hiller is among the Coleman, consistent. The team was sec- best relief pitchers in baseball 'I think we're going to sur- 'nd in the league with 157 tiome ,mil is to newcomer Jim 1-king pri.se a lot of people'," adds out runs last season but it seems Ray and perhaps Chuck Seel. fielder Jim Northrup. ''11w ho has-c passed the point where bach for help. critics have written us tiff, but the long ball can do it all for n.itiit'nt .iC r ,o,tt's .,u parrnthe's we've gota lot of guys who want them, In 1973, for instance, The biggest spring training on rcords through games 's to win.'' Norm ('ash led the team in ituj't5ip And total oe'nt' battle is for second base bect i In'li;itia, 21.5. ini1 Vanderbilt, ''Raltiriiore Is the te'ni li) Ilmuers with 19 but had only i' .nI t.'bl,ttnd on bas s of 1w cen rookie John Kax and 23-5, are tied for t ill,, followed IS 14 12 10 95 76 5.' 371 beat and we have as good a 40 rum batted in journeyman Gary Sutherland, tN Slate 1301 75 I ale by Alabama, Southern Cal, chance as anyone else of beatAurelio Rodriguez leads an 0(1 A 1)21 r,wiinatu' who was with, 253 bC*) FIRST 5 Pittsburgh, t);istun and South ing thcrii," chimes in new Man. outstanding d'fensive lineup Houston last year. Either Is caGlu-:I-:NsuuIio, N.C. AP, Monday night in the ABA. In the I Mjrqutt' i254 s 4$ J II 3, COfk, C.' 2 Carolina. Oral Roberts ager Ralph Houk, and and may be the best fielding pable of handling For Coach loin Nissalke of National Basketball Associ SECOND Mc haCi Shea 121. G.n the job t'a. S Notre Dame t 74) 337 Purdue share No. 18, The Tigers still have the abil. third baseman while New San Antonio Monday night's aHon. Kansas City-Omaha do- S'one i4 , CounIsy R A.,, 6 KanSCS " in the league, t'ated when Dick McAuliffe was Mexico rounds out the lop 100-93 ity to battle with the contenders but his .W average F Mth.qan victory over the Carolina feated Portland 114-105. 375 756 and team. traded to Boston. THIRD Wicl.lfe Honey 151. • prov,arnte le 4 Ito Twenty. but when it's all over. It looks leading RBI count of 58 won't Cougars was a big one for the A new atmosphere of loosen. eSs',C Si,o' Ii' vantec,. ! i.nq ao 5t 7)1 710 like they'll be third in the scare man), Spurs Alter leading for most of the FOURTH 5t'.'n (onipy teams. Center ms pervades the camp in eon. 13 N Carolina ns 137 In other college basketball American League East, behind fie'lde'r Mickey Stanley and The triumph moved the Spurs game, the Spurs saw their lead 0rh In, F',,troI 12, H,iC, 0 ) "dana 215 134 triLst to the tt'nst'ness generated tk'velopnwnts, two basc'tball 1 FIFTH iournor .5 VanderbIt into sole possession of second ulw mulk to two points Baltimore and Boston. 715 Iii shortstop Ed Brinkman are the with 1:50 C kr'qt ii T,'II Eagle S SIXTH under the' regime of foritier U? ituiches had their contracts CX I) AIabana 321 place in the American Basket- re'maining Rich Having guys who want to win other supemior defensive Sovlh.rn Ci Jones and *4tSkCr .r It kr'nhi t' N r' play. Manager Hilly Martin, But can 7)4 ii tCfldt'tt 'Ahilt' two others rftdni. ball might help, but it won't help ers Association West Division, James Silas trained up for ¶amoil II SEVENTH Aft Or IS P.tt%brgh 751 P such ii change produce better Veteran Maryland Coach sit overcome Detroit's questionga:ne. behind lust-place tight quit-k points as the Spurs (cr111, 'J.'OC), .'ar4-n 5 ('oheitian and Mickey LolictI results I a'fl>' I)riest'll is dl be wittu the N trs a EIGHTH IF ( .rot.r'i ,prt IS 12 tltiti able pitching staff, lack of hit, have averaged 21 s'ictoi'ics iaJIgunntwJ the homnet-ourt Coo- Iin' ly Charm 7. 5 Oral 1it4, , li Ring 2 I "rps next 33S : ear. Athletic ting superstars and absence of apiece the past three years, but Nissalki' said the second gars 10-5 and saved their victo(let Pu,7,j (U 71 There'll be surprises. There 1)iret'tur Jim NINTH (t, tany Brandy NKehoc said place spot would give the .Spurs i'> MCI'(O speed. 773 5' who can say whether either can always are. But there are bound %hruLiy. flay Meats - whose an IP?'S tI(rv.fl43 votes. 'tied ) (,rartd Hon,ra 'I' extra Al Kaline will be the desig. keep it up" home l ame in the to be .'uai'eIcatIy individual I TENTH Mt dis. 'tw at Image Il l , N" CrntCnry. retil is 217.92 in league playoffs and the chance nated hitter and can reach the The loss doomed Carolina to '.'e StylI 7I Mad'S(1 Jft 5 Ck)r .di SI, Furmin, 12 years Tu.'nnessee appointments and only the Ti-. had his contract .'øI.. iickty,i(y, to perform before "our super an almost certain third place ELEVENTHLarkey Whim' I? 3,000-hit circle with 139 more lts strictly a wait-and-see ger super'fan can expect a pen. extended through the 1978-79 wilit furs." viiy. Nd Eistern Shoe., Mom H,aii,as, lgl Janet 71, Paul Hoes,, hits. He has a .299 career bat. situation as to who the other mint this season Finish in the East I)isi.it,n, n Il'.'i .l'I5lfl TWFL FIN Brett ( lh*' 1:0111' 15,0, the 'nil> on, hind \, o. V rk Ku-:it, k' - .) * ORLANDO PAR XwuOD PLAZA "?hb College Our guarantee has no 3 0 0 0 2 0 I 0 ' - ok. Iirna,d, ,f 11,111.1% ______________l. Slideast Regionals while North closer to the top-ranked Wolf- Tiger Opti m i sm Prevails ' famw9af £)f ____________ ______________________ . ' 1,rijt'i°a11 Carolina State and UCLA Di:ron 85 flIng weatherstrpped zipper nylon inner & outersheli 7 . * AV With safety latch Model 02000 I 0 3 0 I I I . .,r 5 #2000 7 0 a,,, I" ,t It Balk - Old Pal ., . u'enterfield. S SHIRLEY MILLET 1319212 FOraiIClty Own# t.A4m . Glenn Barnard drove a ball .. , .. - rod riot Coleman double mantle lantern Al I H Ill Marquefte - great-youtchctceot Berktey quality rods fresI *Ater. spin son -cat rig. 7* I ._ - . back near the 392-foot sign in / _ save - - miscue by catcher Jeff Smith proved to be the difference The highlight of the game in UK! top of the fifth inning with two outs and one Evans runner (i n second. I closed tace rost 'tri JACK PROSSER TRIES TO SINK PRACTICE Purl' ..While Gene Miller (1), Paul Smith watch S-2 margin in comparatively hargo's end during the rally that t.rritd t?a'uti last icek I -. Terry (lark went the distance for Evans. Both of the Greyhound rurus were unearned Tw C Embargo Worry Cited Today's Big Board prices in- Light activity on the Big Boarii. ...;-_ Bib Catledge, who stopped Evans the last two innings to as an error by ceMerfwlder Gary Clements and a two-base Evans . . steak dinner. zebco #404 rod and reel combination rnc+ fl;r iI'ided Levitz Furniture, down Analysts said Investors had . at 0 Western Airlines, off evidently discounted the em- . after Trojan shots to his cenrfleld position. M the plate he went two-for-three. includini: the gami it' is inning double, The (urcytmuruLs used thre' i:ikhcrsto control Evans. Mike Simmons started the contest a allowing their only run. Dell Hatfield came in with one out and two runners on in the third and put out the Fire. Head Coach Bob MiCullough then pulled Hatfield in favor of It was another fine week out at Rolling hills with Four eagles. Jack Gaipa got one un the forth hole with a driver, four wrxxl and a putt. Dan Slieman picked won up also on number Four using the same kind of clubs. Barbara liurgaru was the female representative of the eagle club with a two on the par four 15th. She used a driver and five wood. l.vman's golfer Steve Powell got an eagle on the fourth hole using a driver, four wood and a chip. iliuM' gettin 'best evers" are as follows; Marge Taylor 4240-92, Ken Burkhart 39-37-76, Dan Slieman 39-37-76. Francis Goodman 4()-40-12 and Jewell l)arland 5349-102, I spent a few hours out at Mayfair this weekend for the annua! Pal Smith Union 76 golf tournament. As usual it went over with resounding cries of success mostly thanks to Paul and Mayfair Country Club. Itiger Fleming was the overall winner or the winner of "A" flight and received a beautiful trophy for his effort. This was the fourth tournament and Iroruu talking to Paul, he never tires of it. After many many trophies from best to worst score everyone was treated to a I terest rates, analysts noted. 2-I victory over Metro Conference foe Orlando Evans. StuaLs proved he could play both offense .nd defense as to was back-peddling all at ternuori Eagles At 'Hills' Plan Arnow the deepest concerns In lion performance in more than the immediate outlook are in. a month. Declining issues flauun aniriirng slurt tenn in- sAampcd adviiiaces tj> atut a seventh inning to give Lyman a -V w March 11 March 19 March 29 District Nurses 37, tjzgiriiip Meeting of Sabal Point Parents Night, Lake Brantley meeting, Health Department Elementary School parents High School. 7:30 p.m. in school auditorium. 9th ant French, 4 interested in School Advisory commons. Orientation and Coinjnittee, 8 p.m., at Forest curriculum for coming year for P.M. grades 10-12. Democratic Women's Club of City Elementary School Mar. 21 Seminole County. noon. Otto's t..._..i 199 WI IJ'VI .iiu IIo(brau Ilaus. Speaker, Public class, 8 weeks, 7-10 p.m., Adult Scouters Night, San.fotc Service Commiutoner Bill Seminole Junior Colleite, Adult Chamber of Commerce, 7: p.m. All registered Scouters ir Ed. Bldg 15. St. Johns District invited. Sanford lions Club, noon, Sanford Shuffleboard and for dish lct show discussed. Il(use of Steak. Speaker-Mrs. Tourist Club pot luck dinner, 6 Multiple Sclerosis Charity Doris Thomas of Florida p.m., clubhouse. Cocktail Hour, sponsored by Society for Prevention of ABC Liquor Lounges. Bluldreu board of directors. Lyman High School PIA, I p.m., school auditorium. j' 23 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, Nominating committee will be Cub Scout Pow Wow, First covered dish luncheon and named and program presented Presbyterian Church, DeLand, talent show, Sanford Civic by Social Studies and Math check time, 9a.m. Regatta kits Center. departments., and rules distributed. NEW YORK IAP - The phone & Telegraph, down '.. at stock market slipped lower 52. In the steel group U.S. Steel again uxlsy, continuing Mooday's abrupt drop. was down ' at 4224 and Betide. The opening Dow Jones ar- hem dropped 14 to 331 . age of 30 industrials was off On Monday the market Ito nearly a paint, and losers took a back sharply as Investors chose 2-1 lead over gainers on the New the occasion of the lifting of the embargo to take profits after York Stock Exchange. Brokers said it appeared in. the strong gains of the past few cstors were turning their at- weeks. The Dow Jones industrial avtentk,n to other virries In the wake of the foriml end of the erage slumped 13.61 points to five-month Arab oil embargo. 81422 for Its poorest single-ses. - Harold H. Petlett, DDS, Seminole Calendar AAnrkt Tnk St.aats los his balance and the Metro; Evans, Winter Park starting nod against Winter baseman. Ed Callan then hit a Fell down, but then reached out and Colonial. I'ark Wednesday. high pop to the catcher in the and snagged the ball. McCullough considered the 77w final run of the game infield who droppcd the ball, LONGWOOI) Hal Staats This week is considered game so vital he had ace starter came in the bottom of the last putting Callan on second. After Monday dazzled the crowd crucial for the hounds since Bob Keane ready to go. As it inning. Kevin Bear)' started by Catledge struck out Staats with his glove work and then they play the top three learns in stands now. Keane will get the popping up to the first boemed a ball to left Field that came ba ck and (trove in the dropped In for a double. winning run in the bottom of the ' ' '. �~1' 26—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, March 19,1974 The Sanford Herald Semino le Baseball I 'U ncarbonated' 4 PK - '_ . - .- i - V~ ' 1. 'O. 14.-A -....-. '*; .,. " -f L y. % h#,, A, 1~ 11 ~ -_ - -k oI ~ Chances * Getting By DOUGSTOKUM herald Stall Writer -' It would be a more conBig Eight MaYa ball with any consistency. The forthble situation to be 7.2 but school match-ups to determine believes his Champions. warriors can do it let Ifielder is hitting at a .320 the majority of the games that district records. Lyman, the again, clip. Jeff Patton, secing limited us almost "do or die" time figure in districtberthsare still only other Four.A school in the 'Our silent bats are killing action in rent lames u (or the lighting Seminoles and ahead of the local nine. county, fills the requirement. us," said Nays, 'We js.st aren't dropped from his .300 pace to the season isn't even half over. Of the Seminole's 23-game The top three conference getting the timely hit. our .2O. Dean Smith, used Sanford .eeds a win today at schedule, 10 are instrumental in records will draw district pitching is holding up and OUT primarily as a pinch hitter is I p.m. against Rig Eight advancing in post season play. berths. lodate, Sanford is 1.3 in defense isn't that bail." hitting the ball for a .429 Conference opponent Daytona Two games each with the vital game" department, Expressing optimism, Maya average. Seabreeze in order to see its Gainesville, Daytona Mainland, splitting with Lyman, un. added, "1 believe it will take Senior righthander Davim$ ttianccs remain for a berth in t)eIand, Seabreeze (of the Big defeated in the Metro Con- only aS-5 record to end upin th e hiernosky has been getting th e the state Four.A high school Eight and the Lyman ferencv, and dropping single third place." most starts but will be used in baseball district tournament. Greyhounds of the Metro ganies to .. I his John e KEEPING THINGS ROLLING JOHN PIERCE, part owner and manager of Mayfair Country Club— site of the recent Paul Smith-Union 76 Invitational Golf Tournament— checks the serviceability of a golf cart. Pierce laid the groundwork for last Sunday's tournament's success that drew 144 participants and lle tt o Picks LA Fa m y WFL Opens Draft Plus A Few Eyes NEW YORK AP — Non- teredtheroomatilrednattllyin trolled madness normal. Some day's World Football League the most fashionable suits had learns made what player agents professional player draft had a shed their jackets and ties call "smart moves" — drafting Little bit of ever one before the first round had con- players likely to sign rather team selected a priest, another eluded, than going for the bigname star Look a former pro basketball 11) the time Buffalo Bills star with a big-money salary. player. and a third chose the O.J. Simpson was selected by Others m.ade even better sport's greatest active rusher the Southern California Sun moves. — in the 39th round. after some six hours of dicker. Two clubs. the New York It seemed almost like a 1J0X. lngand463thoices_gtanturnj Stars and Toronto Northmen, ,f coffee had long since been Ing match — each f emptied. Nearly hidden In the announced signings. The Stars rounds lasted about three mmclutter of brief cases and press acquired massive John Elliott, utes, followed by a one-minute releases, the oot-4, 248-pound tackle who assemblage of a aS-f played out the option year of his rest. There were murmurs football league had begun when warns took heavyNitting National F ootball League It wasn't long before conpros like Larry C,sonka, Bubba contract with the New York troversy showed Smith and Alan Page, and th ere Portland Storm selected a run- Jets last season and will play were laughs when former xt ning back named Da-,v Buchan- ne swumer for time wn., National Basketball an as a free agent, but the The Northmen came to terms Association star guard Richie Honolulu Hawaiians protested with quarterback Danny White Guerin was chosen in the last that they had signed Buchanan of Arizona State. who noted round by the Birmingham alread), The back led the Ca- -Ws a very opportune time for Americans. nadian Football League in me to graduate." Mostly, there was the frantic. rushing In 1, bat sat out last The lime is right thanks to the business-like atmosphere of year after entering the minis. Inevitable money war a new Wall Street at noon. The floor of try. league brings to a sport. Dollars the giant hotel ballroom was The Hawaiians' claim was are amply available in this Littered with cigarette butts, upheld. first-year league, where torn papers and, possibly, torThen things proceeded nor- "everybody's a rookie," acnup hopes. Men who had en- mnally, if one could call con- cording to White. -*- ;..I _% , ~ -' -' ' S.. -. .- - 'a . .a ' '. __ ,. .ili - - a . ! ' -,••., a - I - ., .'. %_ i - I 40* a •• '' 4. W . 140F.P_ .-.~* 1 *** . * - -, - 1 1* • - . __ - .. . ' ' * 10 - - . ,: ' iTsv-i , - - . - - - ' "c"', . - . , - - . '--• - ,-.- - Sports Brief s ' . 4 - J Brother Quits -. Sent to the minors were pitchers Mike Martin, Torn Underwood, Quency lull, Chuck KnifFiri and veteran Chris Zachary; nfielder Alan Bannister and outfielders Jerry Martin, Nellie Garcia, Dick Wissel and Dane Iorg. my equipment. I don't think it would be right to play again." sad Paul Phillips, 18, captain of the Churchill High School hockey team, Jun MoR(;ANTOwN, W.Va. tAPa Amick will continue to serve as assisan1 to Joedy Gardner, the newly named Weal Virginia University basketball coach. — Amick has spent the last four years as an assistant to Gardner at Arizona Western Junior College, Mel Farr Retiring HOUSTON Al' --- Runznng Luk Mel Farr says he is retiring from the National Football League. The eight-year pro fromr. UCLA was 4cquired by the Houston oilers tu'oin Detroit about two weeks ago. ilic (ideis wtuld have turned t i er LLT fourth-round draft choice for Fare had he reported here but an Oiler spokesman said Monday no conipensatior, will be made Awe Farr retired, Paul's brother, John, was a star center for the Slasur Bantams of the Michigan Amatew Hockey Association, lie was killed Saturday when a puck flying at some miles an hour tilt him in the back of the t'eck, fracturing his spine. IlLs parents were in the stands when JOIUI, 13, went down into a pile-up, then raised his head into the path of the shot, which came off a teammate's stick. He died about two hours later. The Bantams played anoither game that w inning it 'for John,'' and to''k tfltXC victories Sunday Lii wrap up the state title. day, AllAcnerican l'IIILADEI.PIIIA ( AP, Gary Brokaw of Noire Dame wil l be honored April 16 at the 27th annual Herb Go'4 Basketball Club awards banquet as (1w ittandmni visiting player to laie 11mg Five teams this year. The jwuor guard fromKw Brunswick, N.J,,wunsrnedthie recipient Monday. — two "John loved to play hockey," said his "It was the single most important (ton;' in his 'if' Villa nova Adds Coach VILLANOVA. Brokaw Good Visitor - — "I went to school today and turned in all Pa. (AP) — Paul Paolisso, former Syracuse University assistant football coach. has been added to the staff of Vfllanova University. head Coach Jim Weaver, announcing th' hiring Monday, said Paolisso primarily 'otuld he in charge of the Wtldcda' freshman-Junior varsity squad. Pauhaso, had been an asiar1 at Syracose far three years. . -- IJVONIA, Mich. (AP) The brother of a 13-year-old Livonia boy killed over the weekend In a freak hockey accident has hung up his skates in grief. Aide Moves With Boss ,. 4 - - . (Herald Pholo ly John Cberwa) HOW ABOUT A DUST SHINE, BUDDY? JANE WYNGARDEN gives Lake Brantley High School catcher Romii Pierce th e "dust off" between Innings of a recent game. The Patriots have a squad of attractive bat girls who tidy things and players up during games, Professional — Attitude, Not Altitude Matters For Ken Norton oCoach By JACK MURPHY this little quiz while Norton Copley NruServke fretted and sipped his tea laced weh honey at lunch. A man getting ready to fight I stifled an impulse to Laugh. for the heavyweight cham- Fighters are such pampered plonship becomes as sensitive creatures itit' thought of as a seismograph recording opening an atlas or phoning the instrument, Every tremor, no library hadn't occurred to mnatterhow gentle, isashoc Norton or his. trainer, Hill bus nervous system. Slayton. On a recent day when I I proposed to Bob Goodman, visited Ken Norton at his the camp publicist, that he get training base at Gilman hot in touch with 1k' lib.ary and Springs, Calif., he had become thus relieve Norton's an xiety. anxious, If not neurotic, about "Great idea," said Goodman. Ihe altitude in Caracas, He left our table in time coffee Venezuela, where he Is to use shop of the Massacre Canyon his fists against George Inn and hurried irs a phone. Foreman on March X. A few minutes later he If Norton'i concern hadn't returned with a bulletin, been genuine, the scene would "The library at Mt.San have seemed comical, here Antonio Junior College is was a man who had beet' working on it," said Goodman. training for five weeks to fight lie was weary of staring at for boxing's richest honor, and the beige hills of the San jac'mnto he still had no facts about the Valley, of seeing the sanmic altitude of Caracas, laces, of doing the same things. He listened eagerly to every lie was a prisoner of success, scrap of misinformation. The There was nothing in his guesses ranged from 2,000 feet world but running, napping, Lit 8,000 feet, I hot Invol ved in boxing. long walks after meals, rock nimusic screaming from a stereo set, and sleep. little wonder that sleep came slowly, that tic lay in his king-sized bed thinking of the fight, feeling his hands hJt'('OlIIr ilattip Caracaa will be fresh and Cle'vrtanj 71 Ii .344 lilt Western Cinfer,aca exciting. New faces, an exotic Midae;t Oivuuon new atmosphere. There'll be SS 3 crowds at his workouts instead Chicigo 50 77 41$ 5 of a few soectators standing Detroit so 21 aim i KC Omaha 31 41 ) near the walls of the old frame PC,IC Division building whictu serves as a gym C'otdtn State i3 37 5fl AflQtIO.I at Gilnian Hot Springs. He may U 34 Seattle 32 41 42 1 II', even have a glimpse of a pretty Phoenp 2$ , securita. a'orti..n Norlon Is popular with the Cams knta; City Omaha III. Port ladles, lie makes an agreeable i s appearance and celebrity has T.sd.y's Cam" POrSIafld at Ci,v,iand made him seem even ,as ,p, fascinating. This does not displease him. "It used to be I'd have to get an introduction and start the conversation," he noted. 'iluen I beat Muh.-simumtad Ali Now it's awfully easy to get acquainted." But Norton deprives himself of the society of women when he rnters a fight camp. ABA last Olyt;io W I. PCI. 01 Ple* York . 50 3' Kentchy 4$ 31 m Ccol'na 33 '1n1 6 53 33j 73's It West Olvisisi, a 39 Ulap, Safl Antonio tndr,a ver '.,Ir f"ri' ' . 3 ' - o iii 6 6', 4 4u 141, 34 4 Ti 41 435 14 Chicago Jt?WY IFOCUS SPORTS ,4 - _ College by Alan Mayer Basketball Playoffs - ' I ' ,',',',,, Rangers at Chcigo - - FOR SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS (' 5CC .'. T Pit OF CA 3 *1777 245 ik 14 31$ 254 3 73 271254 I n 33.3 in 31 3) 3 71131 U) 313$ I U 745 777 West OleisMa 41 11 5 $1711117 M-nn 19 30 2 $0 flu 754 do4 3.i 3 i 6 9 n4 M W,nn,p9 333.5 3 0241 311 yan(r 35 44 0 50 255 211 11 L Angel,; 7, 17 0 14 201 Monday'; Game It To,o,00 S TVO;dâ,'; Cam,; M'rwi,sota at CIevil,wj at Chicago HO4,;tOl W.dn,sd.,5 QJm5 Jersey CI Los Angeles Edmoflan at P4* England 41 C',yln,j _____ WE'RE DOIN' THE BEST There is a basic likableness in they ever were before." Ira .Murchison, coach of a she is much stronger than she lish a 25-20 1'rujan lead, then Chicago women's track and might have been five or six as.sessed Knight a technical A woman breaking Babe field team since the late l95Os, years ago. Ruth's record? Or flank "They're Improving more A Second technical followed 'Additionally," Murctdson Aaron's. for that flutter? ... A quickly than boys.said, "women are watching %hen Knight's protest persisted lady running for more yards "Given their strength, skill, inure and mores sports on and a third technical automati. than 0. J. Simpson7 and endurance, women can television and are starting to eally signaled the Hoosier The chances of these spec. compete and beat men in IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — son, and the 16 thing. 'Hey. if they tin do it. coach's disqualification. loam get a Coast Athletic Anociation title as football coach Ian it&=. tacular developments seem noncontact sports like tennis, maybe Late Olson, frustrated by NCCA 1&V Safford sank the three I can, too." and a 2 over-a ll mark this The ban was for a minimum slim. but, in increasing areas of golf, swimming, and distance It is this increased interest. free shots to establish a 2&2o probation at Long Beach State, The announcement was a season. TV 49ers are ranked of three years, the world, women ap- running," said Dr. Jack has been handed the task of shock — at both schools. USC bulge, but (ruin thereon m perhaps more than anything ninth in the latest Associated 0 parently are narrowing the Wilinore, associate profe&wr Of else, %hich has bringing Iowa a Big Ten Con. Olson had not even been menBesides the probation prob. led to the gains. %,all Indiana. competitive gap between them physical education at the ference basket ball contender. honed as a successor to the Press poll. n of km. Olson was under further sa id 1)r. Wilmnore, Lx 'se the With 6-(oot.lO (reshman Kent and men. It's a ('ouch's dream to popular Schultz, who had a my"This was time worst seaso University of California's Davis bodily potential for athletics is rest ction because the NCAA ri life," said Olson, who took Benson and 64 junior Steve coach in the Big Ten, and this Billie Jean King's upset of callipus. is four-year mark of 41-55. not all that different between Green in the lead. the job from Jerry Tarkanian, has told the school to declare Bobby Riggs in last year's the Hoosier a challenge I'm looking for. Authorities cite many men and %omen. Iowa Athletic Director Clial- who moved to Nevada, two of its stars ineligible for a]quickly surged on top 29-28 an"I %ard." said Olson from his mer3 "Bump" Elliott con- Vegas. "There was just too IAS much-ballyhooed tennis match reasons for female athletic "The quality of the muscle In cased in front 40-37 at halftime. legetfly having others take en. Long Beach home. "I is a case In point. However, the gains, and, among them, is the man and the woman Is ready to firmed that the appoin trance exams in their place. Unent much uncertainty Reserve Bob Wilkerson start the job tomorrow." NCAA bannedsurrounding gains of women in athletics are so-called liberation movement. UIentkal," Dr. Wlore w for as four years, Before coming to Lang Beach at a sa lary th program. e said. joined in the act as Indiana exemplified in numerous other "You can't overlook its im- "Differences in hormonic scored the Olson, 39, replaces Dick "around $,O00." Schultz, who the school State, OLson coached four years first eiiht points of Schultz, less dramatic who stepped down had only yearly contracts, WU from play and ide- at Long Beach City College, a postseason was Fis'e years ago, for example, Mulvaney. head of the women's March 7. saying the program paid $21.500. .1 larger in size, bulkier, and never again (loser than fli vision because of recruiting in. junior college, and fashioned a nt' needed a "fresh approach." a girls were running the (4yard physical education department probably stronger." (4-21) record, Olson guided Long Beach fractions chargel to Tarkanian Itoints dash in 7.2 to 7,3 M'cofld Iowa finistwd B-16 the past sea- State to Its filth.straight P a t the University of Chicago , More than anything'," said 3cific and Jim Stran _____________________________________ %hii quit No successcr has been named Today they are being timed in After the smoke front the of"In the past, women's sports Lii Bundv. tread of the eirl' (court -- (IL rong tseacn about 6,7. Six years ago, a were looked down upon, women fire cleared, Indiana division of tire lllmnois High "I am very' sad and diswoman runner was considered weren't supposed to compete, School Association, "society used Green's 24 points, Benappointed," said Lang Beach extraordinary if she was arid there was a stigma about son's 17 and John l.askowskj's haschanged lts way of thinking y Athletic Director Law Comer clocked in 26 seconds for the the female athlete being about women athletes. l5to lambast Its opponent, it about the announcement iade 220-yard dash; today clock,ngs mmuasculine. MIAMI tAPi — It's not crick"Some of our games are with unconunon for one batter to decided that women are just as The 230-pound Benson, who Monday night. "lie made Ireof 24 flat are not uncommon. "Now that's changed. Today' important as their male was voted the tournament's et to the British, but a spokes- players off ships. The rest of us score 100 runs. mendo contributions here but In swimming, women today we're seeing a fantastic interest counterparts in sports for several dozen South have to to work Mondays. So "A baLaman can stay there up I can understand his com- outstanding player. was lauded man , reason for ore recording times coin- expressed toward sports by all petition, orida followers of the sport If a ganie isn't completed by to six hours and it takes loads of by Knight as a "player we got a %anting to go to the Big Ten." parable to those of Johnny types of women, young and feels abbreviated games may 7:30, we call it a draw." "That being the case, women lot out of." concentration to get him weissmuuer, who went on to old," help cricket gain acceptance in The British don't call it quits said James. are becoming more aggressive m Also twined an all-tourney A miloviefame as Tarzan, r,hen he miit'i-iea, According to Murchison, in sports, Just as they are in all teamur were Green and Williams, until two innings are cornlie said all the South Florid. was air Olympic star in 1936 "Ow- games usually last from pleted, a process that can take tuns now playing the sport are '11w training of a female phases of life. Put simply, tile) ltradley"s Mark [hirer II'd To"Girls are getting better and athlete is different and her diet want to win," I pam, until a or 7:30 p.m. Sun. days. Ten batters on each side West Indians, Most Americans ledo's Larry Cole. day," said Lyndon James of must bat in an Inning and, un haven't seen games and don't Mianu, adding the heresy to like American baseball, a bat- understand the sport, but British cricket rules is necessi- ter keeps swinging and scoring James feels once they're cxL'uted by outside factors. runs until he is out. It is not posed to it, they'll find it ex-citing and more physically det, mnanding than American baseTO COIN A PHASE ball. "The game could be tailored k'//IiVA 646e 5,174q ,q,y tx to one which the American pub'iq iy-,q,q lie likes," he said, 47P 1e lo-) V` HM4W7z4v R104V NEW YORK NEA —Following are ('assius." if 'ig t/sIR4f /VW(A! 4567 ,A1 some of the people a nd things that would ssociaed Pee',, Foo t ball fans in bars. "or,oay; I,ame% never make my personal Hall of Fame: Anyone who calls me 'Chief.'' CCA Anyone who says "The name of the Championship Reasons baseball owners give for not game is..." Indanl IS, S Caitorn',i t — luring a black manager. .4Yp/'g'f14771" Tuesday'; Games People who refuse to try' anything but — or Women who make excuses for them041PAVP S NIT standard fare in exotic restaurants. fla.*''-llPi,/ selves when you compliment them. Quarter. final; People who take ratin gs, MVP votings, Willie 11H)'5' tIis.iippearanct' Sti, '.01 1 2' I all-star learns, etc., seriously. ('harlue Finley's pull 'the-wimrgs-ofr.a. j.ftksonvOe 119 Ii, 1 pro EDT The stewardess who, w hen asked for an It Ci. t Hawaii iii It vs Putdur rd butterfly' meanness. Pt". EDT air sickness bag, quick, said loud enough Thursday'; Game', a'eople who ask Da'e Cowries w ho the for the whole plane to hear, "Ohh, a big USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES NIT toughest center be faces is. 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES boy' like you has a sore tiunmy" Quarter finals Plush new movie theMes that don't People who ask you which team will 51,-O(,h% '.1 I'.' 2.' $AEie'4ll /Afr:'?-15 ,, to sell poorn popcorn ,Ain the next game. 11 7 1;'' I ,çj , Movie t heaters that sell bad popcorn. ,-, ,' , 1,c ,, It Middle-aged men and older who say 11911, 9pn, LOT Anyone who calls me "Champ." that a basketball gamime is only interesting Salurdap'; Games The notion that Atlanta baseball fans In the last five minutes. PICAA deserve something that fans in oilier cities Semuf mats Writers with embalmed verbs. IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They anses (33 5) v', MaiQuelte 75 14' *44'r don't. People who have to use three 'I. I p n, EDT Fit Between Studdinâs and Rafters) A Stk UCLA 173 31 vs P4 Carol,a syllables to pronounce the word "Really." People who feel aging athletes should 1711I.)pm,(DT Bowie Kuhn's arrogant logic. retire when they are past their peak, but NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM 61r 11 Pete Rozclle's pigskin chic. don't consider that the athlete IS at his EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN Women who slouch. lifetime' peak; peak of salary. II LETTF.RMEN BACK Parents who allow their kids to BLCIOMINGTON, md4 tAP) Electric typewriters. v, 0--1W , dominate dinner-tuime conversations with )' — Big Ten defending basketball CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS Women who don't thank you when you guests. chamanion Indiana has II letterIDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING hold door cpcn fom theta. nwn (rack this season But the - " /j.,. Frank Si na tra, and his clique o ::\.' " Women who let the door slam in your Bi Ten hasn't had a repeat g claques. . fine as you walk out of a store behind champion since 1966. Anyone who calls me "Tiger," them. ('each Bobby Knight will Tele5(Teen in new arenas. 4qp1 j Men who do both of the a bove. have a strongbench but says (U Hockey fights.. Fans who boo. "defending a People who refer to Muhammad All as ' Writers who write negative columns often miii difficul?than 'inL 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322.2611 "Clay'," but won't refer to him as like this one. ring it." t-, t,at,,. '.r4it,t, . WHA East 0~vljiqft QuebtC - 6 By Ira Berkow Detroit at Mont,,.l de* Y or k iSlindir; it PittSburgh CleveIan ______________ never panicked. "We're doin' one point in his placid ra. Overby waited until Gus Wit- the best wit' w ha t we got," said presidency, Ik said, "Things better, faster and faster," said is bett?r , with the result that llamas banked in a shot to estat- Yogi. are more like they are now than - 1 ,, out." Toronto of Los A,,tes California a, Mnneote T or onto '? - - to %chduItd WL 10 21 3533 3133 33 I - - St Lou; at P4rw York islanders Eno -_- ' Tuesday's Comes P4w -_ _ ___ It's Just Not 'Cricket' That \'/a Mondiy't Conies -- _________________________________ ' ti Wedne Way'; Oem.; vancouver •t Plea York Kishenhower's passion was -- Iowa Gets New Basketball Coach The AH4CIOIOd Press Butfito Also, in some cases the trip-q, It imol buy _ She's Closing In On You Professional ,, Baseball is booming. For the sandwich table in the first time, more people watched clubhouse, his eyes glazed and a single World Series game on scratching his underarms in TV than viewed the Super Bowl. gustatory anticipation, of rejector in 8-foot-S Mike No uamrs roirt passion in sandwiches. After a , HIlL Atlantic OvI$lon L ,. °"°' 57 73 P4,* York i 31 a, ,, fluttat" II 37 73 53 Central O$vii4ø Captal 31 rn — AIIOnt 37 45 i• fl collectibles. It seems a reaction USC 9 e Hear 'loSe Foots Berra went for western So it is not impossible to , ST LOUIS \'iat' -- Indiana's sharp critic of the Collegiate biR. he I hat really wasnt mumy inkd, lunbardi-typc leaders is Palm Springs, Calif., he felt a fiery Coach Bobby Knight, a Commissioners Association tention, said Knight, whose had here a consolation tourna- g"g tht 'A it) of the giiny bird. triad thrum of his kidneys. He veteran of postseason basket. tourney. sat in the stan& 31 1, earl), exit on technical fouls up. Ittent so we got stuck also with dare rlot halt his game and take ball tourneys, has finally manu- minutes Monday night and peareti to inspire his lethargic consolation officials." relief in the clubhouse, thereby factured a way to win, in the 'SOs, Eisenhower ran r.sking the loss of his groove. watched his Hoosiers maul team The target Knight's blasts The 34-year-old a Southern Cal &5ia in UK, aftermath of a test for the country that is kind of ran Anit sir~e there were no trees or major conference runners-up itself as Ike tinkled golf balls bushes, he summoned his was referee John Overby, wi th into i glass on the rug in the secret Service retinue and had Room. whom he quarreled un- Oval Domestic them (arm an inverted huddle problems' Foreign successfully, en- around him. teps Knight bounded to his feet tanglements' Oh, things will ' Nuance of language was not when no whistle accompanied work themselves out, Clink, the forte of either Yogi or Ike. During the 1973 pennant run, Roth had a an apparent palming of the ball charming by USC's towering Mike West- pitcher Toni Sea ver said Yogi predilection for obiuscation. At Sojourner, whose brother Willie plays for the New York Nets of the American Basketball Associatmn By PIBA Eastern COIW,r,øct applauded the sympathetic belies-letters in even softer opponent. believe that when soiiieone once covers, comic bocks "In the old When a public school In Little asked Berra if the You Hoo days," said Berra, "when we hock refused to follow court chocolate drink that of the president of the (he La vice- took trains on United States, I)wight Inttgratwn orders, Ike called in pridcnt of the company) is stop t IL . Et'n1muer, when Yogi was in N,itional Guard troops to carry hyphenated, he is supposed to ir his heyday as a player with the out the law. Yankees. C— Yogi appears to be the Ike of Sandwich Passion t;i'an. lie conies at a time Both Iterra and Ike showed hicn nostalgia for Lite 'SOs is narrow concentration in the rampant in song and plays and pursuit of pleasure. Yogi's Ind i ana - Standings By The Astocs.t unobtrusive, patient, self, effacing and very touch like P 40 Hockey Standings His leadership was calm, ______ the seventh. here he shows base running skills, (See stor y IB) Hoosier 'T' Sla s — Basketball ______________________________ - opener from North Caroline, ay afterroon with the the pretourney favorite, 82-71. t, championship and consolatIon The most impressive firstIf1I(5 OH Sunday rowwl performance was Utah s Maryland-Eastern Shore, a IO2-J rout of Ruteers 'Tb. t !ta predominantly black branch of shot a bltsteringMper cent In the University of Maryland, Is roaring to a 61-,Z halftime bulge the Cinderella team in time field, behind the sharpshooting back. The Hawks put av.lrecortjon court duo cflicky Burden and the line against Jacksonville. Tyrone Medley. They also have "We're as good as any of a top-flight rebounder and shot these teams," Coach John Rates said after his unknown team beat Manhattan Last Satw'day. "We can knock any one of Uwto off, — ' ''' The semifinaLs will be heW • _______ 1 I1111014 WHOA! COME BACK HERE! Staat's domi,iauI game with his defense while hitbng a tit-breaking double in the bottom of the local teams having been Sometimes lIds team scares eliminated, the National In- tile. it Last year, %itation Tournament finally we Panicked hometirries at the goes national tonight with the end of close games This season start of the quarter-final round. % e don't." In the opener of tonight's The Purdue'Hawall game doubleheader, Maryland'Ea,st- will be a rematch of the finals of ern Shore fm-s Jacksonville the Rainbow Classic. which 4L while Hawaii faces Purdue in Hawaii won 76-67. Hawaii's the nightcap, Tom Henderson scored 21 points and handed out nine as. The other quarter4inals on sists in that gaine and hit for 20 Thursday night send Memphis po ints in Hawaii's 65 firstSta te against Utah and Co n- round NIT triumph over Fair. necticut against Boston field. , " . , , .. _______ ily e - _ _ ______________________ UAL STAATS slides past Evans Trojan's siond baseman George Karr for a stolen base in Monday's Metro Conference baseball game, ______________________ I - Eisenhower, like Yogi, When Mike Andrews now, dear. Sure, after the preferred western literature Yoyi Berra last season (previously humiliated by A's game, Bye, dear." Yogi was above all other tomes. Ike liked skillfully managed a physically owner Charles 0. Finley who asked who the caller was "Hill Zane Grey in soft cover books. battered New York Mets team put him on the disabled list for White," he replied. 'lie want ed He did not like Zane Grey in to the National League making two crucial errors in me to do a radio Interview," hard cover hooks &'hampionship and to win in one because they the second game of the World "You call Bill White dear'?" "I would poke his side w hen he fell game of being World Cham. Seriesi pinch-hit in the Fourth mean," he sid shyy, 'P was asleep in hed reading one. l)Ins game, Berra stood up and Bill White's secretary," 11 By ART ARTHUR CopleyNe"If"Ire 47AbI .4 CLEAR WATER, Fla, (AP) — The Philadelphia PtdUies have sent 10 players to their minor league training complex in their first spnn cut. _____________________ A a- .- Ten Phillies Farmed ______________ JU On Line I. I Baseball 1 •1 11 ____________________________________________ ON P, . - - a ... 1, t ,, ' -,,a 'S.,. , - ' , . - ',-,,,." - . • "" 'a. , ,, -. -. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________ . I, ' long r V — sons' _________________________________ not 4 Of NEW YORK UNEA, Yogi, just as there was in Uncle Yogi Just before the filth game of have said, 'Naw, and it's not Berra in some ways symbolizes Ike. a seeming lack of the World Series, a phone rang carbonated, either." an era past (note the television deviousness. Roth even earned in the Met dugout in Shea tOinnierciai in which he endearing nicknames, And Comic Books Stadium. Berra answered In h hair)larIienLs but each hcd a sense of the right, soft, rumbly voice. H is also true that in other ways he may be a ness of things: 'lleah' Naw, dear. Can't _______________________________________________________ No figures were released but player on the field. I'm happy to and Los Angeles were asked to We think he's a fine young illan, IM ANGELES (All I — John c.ppelletti, who said he didn't the four-year contract may be get in the situation where I'll make final offers last week, and but I have other veterans on want to carry the World Foot. worth $250,000. Including a get it chance to break in like both (lid so Friday. 'They were this club to think of. I can't pay ball League on his shoulders, bonus. There was no clause that anyone else. locked into their final offers," an unproven rookie more than a 'It's similar to Penn State, he said, stressing that Cap- veteran," took perhaps $25o, ie.a to guarantees tutu a spot on the sign his contract with the Los he said pelietti did not want to play one #I IlLs running back competitors A no-cut Angeles llamas of the National , no-trade of the Ram organization. 1 1 against the other. didn't expect to see it in the Football League. 'yuu'rthfranch1se" "The money was substantial. include Jim Bertelsen and Law. rear contract worth more than P'° 1) less," Kapatein said. "We're renee M'utchcon, who helped Itit' I1t'ismnin Troph -winning $500,000 was offered by Phula('appt'lletti said playing with creating any new horizons. make the Rains the best run. running back from Perin State delphia of tile WFL. said Jerry the Ilams relieves him of out- It is a traditional contract for a ning team in tile NFI, last sea. told a news conference Monday Kapatein, Cappelktti's attor- SUIt' pressures. At Philadelphia, first-round running back in Ram-owner Carroll Rose' ney. he would LW expected to be a (traftt'd In the NFL.' "If I want to play, I have 10 nbloom's office that the family -Because I won the Heiarnan superstar from the opening Rosenbloom, who had ad. work for it," said Cappelletti. a personality of the Ham organ. Trophy," said the 21-year-old kickoff of his first pro game, he vised Cappelletti to take 6-foot-I, 217-pounder who rushization was a key factor in his Cappelletti, "people get the at- said, $500,000 if it was legitimately ed for 2,639 yards ln two seasons t decision. Iitude that I ha ve tube the beat Kapstein said Philadelphia offered, said, "We want John. for the Nittany IA. offered $14,000 in prizes and trophies. ' Ike ' The harbinger. app A S,jII(,) . — - 1',. DeLand nn(I But lila players are even more relief today. Chris Frank will The Seminoles are 2-7 overall, Conference imiake up the Mainland. oplimmustir, they are looking for get the nod. But that doesn't mean a thing qualifiers." slow start is a carbon a 7.3 finish and a turnabout in when it conies to playoff time," Nays expalins that' the rules' copy of the Seminole's 1973 their play. The Seminoles macct Lake 1)flteflds SItS baseball coach romimmittee of the Florida High season when t hey caught fire Jerry Maya. loin Hobare is the only Brantley Friday at home and School Athletic Association late in the season and ended as Seminole regular hitting the ________ Winter Park, away, Saturday, HjJd Pf,a?o 8 %. ~I 1. Yogi; 0 __ - Slimmer '1 '.L.y 4)I X it X March 19.1974-38 IF ~l Playoff Tuesday, ((ti r' IACH 15 Just )J hr Otutforb WeraO �TITheSntord Herald Tuesday, March 19, 1974 (. The Sanford Herald Tired Of Cooking? r Call Crusty's For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli-. Call Ahead a Pick It Up HOT. Gardedand - OR MORE L IS Y. 17.92 neat to CASSELBERRY 6Tj x\~ LOA A G D KACTUS KORRA[ ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS z.sq 5*h r 1i i & RIDER E OUR Complete Western Store m' THE HORSE N 322-5752 TO & Rider Store EVERYTHING FOR'J F SAM. 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There are several reasons - \\' NCR Electric Adding Machine aind apply rent toward purchase price $139 SO A#i / ', ____ ,,-:-'-.: ••i Section oc-JJurL f The Hera ld with . ,,, ,' a PICTURE and STORY Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100,000 Prospects With Your Product Or Service 123 1. 108INSON SO i Let us feature Your Business 10, ORLANDO 111,041DA I Business Rev eview ew What You Can Do Today rnat' 'uut.(7 I 4 -->- \ Your Business or Products in the Don't Put Off 'Til Tomorrow "I - Our Toot Is Loud And Strong 322-2611 or 831-9993 Your S BLOW YOUR WHISTLEI Yes ... -- $ and nutritious fallit frilliall 01 substantial MvIngs - v410 month Maryland Fried Chicken on TRINIDAD ISLAND -.-,' If from time to time you feel $ o This great savings offer is like a change from chicken. available to regular Maryland sa mple Maryla nd 's other toed cus t omers and to new d'Iinht Try their fr1 rr i Ij St1rriip custome rsalso. So next f.l Tuesday w hen the gang at the office, or the family at home s.nds you out togo get thelunch RENT MArtOARITA .- v Y- -' DOS MARTrn Individual instruction •_,-e appreciation day r.ales every time, and you will find it Tuesday when the regular $1S5 waiting piping hot, when you chicken dinner will sell for only stop by to collect it. ONAit SANT it, Hy PnOsl~ jA 1 preciallon week Kis been held All food Is prepared with the for the past two years in ap most modern equipment under MARTINIQUE $*'LVAbO. Prescription -- Per . -- .- - The third annual appreciation ,hy Maryland chicken is Maryland's new sandwich While savings are especially week at Maryland Fried especially good To start with, line is also tempting. Choose high on appreciation days, you Chicken In Sanford is being held only the freshest, plumpest f r o m b e e I b u r g e r • save money every day at today through Sunday, and the chicken is used. Ills cooked in cheeseburgers, torpedoes or Maryland Fried Chicken A invites management its pure polyunsaturated peanut oil chuchwagon sandwiches. The family or party size order of customers to enjoy a tree which means it's low In kids really go for these, chicken costs less than $1 chicken dinner with the put, cholesteral and ideal for weight especially when accompanied head. In these times of soaring chase of one regular $1.35 watchers. Maryland's famous by a Maryland macaroni food costs, who can turn dow n chicken dinner, secret recipe gives you portion salad such prices? A1). Maryland manager John after portion of extra crisp, ipIIflI mV uarze extra oslicous chicken. P- I . -. Appreciation Days Beg i n . '' Ufluii, 1A I Maryland Chicken - - nIm 1 . ".0 'rz.. ASK A$OuTcLa55i$Iis SELF $yp,osis C C zpI'UEC1AT1ONOF'CUSTO14EISUppO1fEXpRESSEI) . John Garza and sister-in-law Earline are Maryland hosts - -;" at - ' / -- ma w predatIon of the support given hygenic conditions. to Ma ryland Fried Chick en by To top II off, the servico at . :'jj - Its many customers. This year Maryland Is cheerful and eftheir supWl has been better f1clent. Whether you plan to eat than ever, so he Is continuing In of take your chicken out with . ANS*(I-y,si In. A?uqina M.d,taI Aut'. "af.',uu." lot -• -• •_ "•-•• ..'-•.,r A - •*U U! lYU1aflC SucA UI* *5*ltiii iSsnms$ni in TW4 fir. it Miyo*s Pv.Iuni.l iriS tiiSNt; inn.M• 5',am prawfins two tvip4m7 of impotence. $946f it tts.ech .c cits 0 0 4.94m1. 11(1 it pif$$nii mat,., (a(i%I'vi Pi, c$ac.*$,am,Sn, rii4itji, or recall , and 0 00 4 InfIiifl, HVSV.I.t to M641 cam, Ca. itiminjY, St aIflvIatI eci y.biu.s. N.wi,i Pyseuia sweaI It bitw.a Lic..a4 Iftcai N,pliitflf will aus, itS _ v~ . • - will . MIAMI ,.cev,.n.nd NpAj,47 .i, , PlIt'l fill _____-71 . 1 MOM.FRI 730.IOOPM SAT 7 30-111CPM ____ -7 Helpful Him: Two bathing suits are a must for comfort during a beach holiday, . 831.2617 TU NE UP 'I,H1rzJIJITI1aflIT1 , - - Park Mail. Call 645-2060. Open 9:30-:30. Sa t, 102. Ample Parking. We provide all modes f travel but In CRUISES - e,a.c or Coimd,t,onn9 SVrYIC, FOR INFORMATION Z.._iJ_I_Iu7 ----- - C Pws All CeaOUI ' PET ANIMAL SUPPLY1 - -. " -1-vv . 2991051L 1t74 lKWOmSPtJSL , -• a lways. - - THIS COUPON ..... Oahu, Kauai. Maul and Hawaii and romance The Caribbean Is as that you don't want to miss. Honolulu Ist blossoming with elegan new restaurants, which feature air conditioning, plush decor, and huge menus are be era e exception. (3eautifui silver will be provided In the new and exciting restaurants, but when You Participate at a Hawaiian luau, always cat with your fingers The food of exotic lands is part of any trip. Plan your vacation through .i. •- he Islands exo C, OF ORLANDO INC. 574 N. Orlando Ave., Winter - Susan Panning . CARIBBEAN CRUISES Page= FOR INFORMATION CALL - bI y NO 0*51 NO 0111 NO ANTI.FREEZEI NOT EVEN A Dii Vu'S LICENU REQUIRIDI AND SPEEDUPTO25MIRHJRI I - I with c)t cars AUA10UT01J $000 MILE/I2O DAY win'ita SUMAaTU GET ONE 4 F !t ANY TUNE UP 34.95 most 8 REG. I.55 ' Oviedo j - a ma s actually a taste and tender fish dish GASOLINE SHORTAGE FORGET IT I &-- \ X The beautiful thing about a island much favored by artists. rich In sights as any area In the A total of 23 Islands are Caribbean cruise is it usually If you Ilk, to where the action world recognized in the Hawiian turns out to be even more Is. thriving Santa M.artameybe Thrill to remote beaches group, but tolJrlsts usually visit wonderful than you anticipated, the resort for you; San Andres, where marauding pirates the four largest ones. Make a Caribbean cruise on the other hand. Is well off the Pxi,Ia,4 I kI. , ,, OVOI II me irii isiana on your vacation dream this year beaten track, a paradise for Spanish colonial atmosphere of which Europeans are known -and make that dream come thoeavacationers who like their Margarita: to the quaint have set toot. Ii's scenic true through the travel agency Islands uncommercialied, fairytale charm of the Dutch spectacles are many and services of Caribbean Cruises, It this Is to be your first visit Antilles: to the polyglot varied. Spouting Horn, a salt located In the Winter Park to the Caribbean you may Population of Trinidad and water geyser, contrasts vividly Mall, prefer To tour several islands- Tobago, with Its rhythmic steel with beautiful Katalau Lookout. The experienced and friendly and get ideas for a return trip bands and calypsobeat. Oahu. the capital Island, and agents at Caribbean Cruises featuring lust one of them at a Each Island offers sun. home of Honolulu and the can arrange either a tour of all, later date. Many such tours are drenched tays of new and fabulous Waikiki Beach, is a or many of the Caribbean available through Caribbean varied sig hts, cuisIne and cx. bustling metropolis with a Islands, or can feature just one Cruises. periences_-always In sight of fascinating nightlife. of these glorious islands for A 72 day, fully escorted tour, some of the world's most the largest and still-growing your vacation pleasure. available through Caribbean beautiful beaches. island Is Hawaii, an island of Caribbean Cruises oilers Cruises, takes you to 10 difAnother group of islands lust ;at contrasts. it features a most reasonable packages to all ferent islands, Running Sep as romantic and beautiful are series of scenic wonders-from the islands. It would be wise to tember through December, the the Hawlian islands. Caribbean palm-fringed South Sea shores consult with the agents at Inclusive tour cost is in the Cruises Is again the travel to snow-Capped volcanic peaks; Caribbean Cruises before you region of $1,700 exceptional agency to visit If you choose from lush tropLal rainforest select one for your next good value for your money. Hawaii, rather than the sparse cattle country; from the vacation as each Island has it You enjoy, by air, a fully Caribbean, for your vacation bustle of the city to the quiet of own distinctive atmosphere, escorted trip with deluxe hotels this year. quaint villages. Barbados, for example. Is and a Is carte dining to San A package rate from Orlando charmingly British; Mar. Andres, Santa Marta, Aruba, tub, county seat and chief arranged by Caribbean Unique is a colorful French Curacao, Margarita. Trinidad, CruIse,, and including your port, Is the center of the island's V Tobago, Barbados, Martinique return airfare and hotel rates, orchid growing industry. The and Haiti. than the sight of these exotic flowers in will cost you le the gardens of Hilo, without The romantic names alone regular round trip air farel are enough to have you calling protection of lath or hot houses. One special tour takes you on is unforgettable, Caribbean Cruises immediately aweek.long trip to the paradise for reservations! For added excitement, some Tremendous variety is of. that is Waikiki on the island of fours combine a stopover in Las Oah u. If you prefrr, fered on this particular tour. In combine SCHLENK this with a three weeks you get dOut days in either Vegas or Los Angeles. Honeymoon packages are a Did you ever have mahi. Caribbeanandatthesamatime the Island .f Kauai or Maui speciality at Caribbean see the different cultures ci the maN? Visit Honolulu and If your vacation is longer, Cruises, and will give you a Dutch, English. try it Frpr.rh ,i,I ..u:a . ---vi twr ui;anas - holiday of sun surf. excitement Spanish who settled I '- Senkarik PH. 1317232 P an An Island Vacafi*on Ph. 3453245 ** - - '" Out & Save tlttD(IIIWN Consult Caribbean Cruises __ m WHOLESALE - RETAIL r • • I I I I AUTO PARTS C0NP5fl ILICTIOmC ADDDCt'IATIflU hF F RI' JU% I lUll U I. 1. l -MARCH 18 THRU 24 , rn z J Ofli, ripsi ,IlcCPm I. FAIRWAY PLAZA i i. i L - OFF COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 322-2621 Sanford, Florida au,t 7.97 North gsiNortflol43' Ph. $341244 Longwood , $500 - ('DL'.4'T't' t . $ldg.g - BcE FIIRN/T(/RE Ph. 322.6707 I Boots rr where your friends are Priiate Patients Ci~,,~~)w afO(f - MACARONI SALAD NOW AVAILABLE I1LLFOODSCOOKEDINPEANUTOILJ FOR PHONE AHEADORDERS PH,372.i442 2I005,FRENCH SANFORD REGISTER NOWFOR FREE STEREO NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! A visit to the Kactus Korral in Probably the larges t selec. clothing items and feed now in bloom. Buy one of these Sanford could start you on a lion of cacti in Fl or ida can be requirements for your days In and y ou'll know what you're fascinating new hobby. found right he re in Sanford. The the saddle, ask Harrell to show getting; buy one that is not Whe n you see the enormous Kactus Korral is part of the you around the Kactus Korral fl ow ering and y ou'll be in for a variety of cacti displayed at the City's favorite western store, so you can choose a couple of wonderful surprise one day Kactus Korral, when you leern Horseand Rider. tocated at78 plants to give your stables, or w hen it bursts Into bloom, something abou t t he ir unique S Sanford Ave. your home, an interesting touch As well as cactus plants, ess the Hor se a nd Rider is the store of the old wild west. Harrell has brought back a fine beautiful bl oo mi ng witn characteristics and of these where you'll find everything f or Ha ell ranges far and wide i'Iiuctinn nf I I' UPuIr 1'.. you ,1r sure To tIorses, and fcr the ir owners gathering cacti to stock his tk.' Mexico and rizona, and want some ct your own and riders, store. H not only gets them from south of the border in And once you own a cactus, Store owners Duane Harrell from the American southwest, Mexico also. you're a collector for life! and Bill LaBree, otter a fine but also imports cacti from Plant your cacti In hand Each new specimen seems selection of western wear for South America, Africa and the painted Mexican pots, choose more interesting than the last, the whole family, including Orient. one of the quaint donkeys or a and pretty soon you'll find boots, hats, shirts and leans. St and marvel at one of colorful clay gourd. yourself with a valuable They stock beautiful saddles Harrell's prize cacti a 200 Special mix potting soil and collection, and tack for both Western and year old barrel cactus. He won't chemicals for cacti are also Collecting cacti is the ideal English riding, as well as sell It for love or money, but it's available at the Korral hobby for the busy Person, animal feeds and medicines, a fantastic example of what If western boots are your your cacti can grow Into over Whether you are in Horse and Cacti needs little care and style, you should do your the years. Rider getting regular supplies attention while giving a great ------ "--A,I .à sh000i at Horse Afid 01,4k, yOur Anln'uAIt ., vi IJIO)UT. UJVYV) rnroun me many ............ where you'll find all the famous other varieties, some giant, a gift to give to a horse.IovIng They are refreshingly dif. brand names. These come in others dwarf. Return often, buy friend, you will be pleased with ferent from the usual Indoor men's, women's and children's three or tour at a time, and soon the wide range of quality and patio plants Their unusual sizes you'll have a grand collecticn. products sensibly priced shapes and subtle colors let Also in stock are beautiful gift A favorite specimen for If you have any problems them blend In with any decor, items and western accessories display purposes is the striking about horses or riding, talk and their unique growing and Including ties, tie pins and graft cactus with Its bulbous to p them over in the Horse and flow ering habits make them belts. in brIlliant red, pink or yellow. Rider clinic sessions every great conversation pieces Once you have selected the Many cactus in the Korral are Tuesday night at 9 Afl', ' NURSING CiN TER Home. Office. Lobby Recreation Area Cnd.fffi,Mo,ffi New Plat-ling Guide 1, Almanac 400W. First St Plu 111 tt5 ¶-'. i J_Horse oar. Wi lilvi TERRARIU,M$ for Walch for Nvrurvop.nln, - THE BEST BOARDING & GROOMING IN TOWN WE GIVE YOUR DOG THAT EXTRA ATTENTION HE NEEDS DITTI... They make Iawlllul i'sd Iasftng gifts for any time of the Hardware for the Form or Home HYDROPONIC TOMATOES Just $3-91. ferlilit,r inCiwdid " the Plaza Theatre in Sanford Plata 322.5610 You can find a lorraraum to suit your any desire or need at CUR. PaStiCide S. Fei1111ir1. SPIll Seeds -t • m. BURDETTE'S IMPORT GIFTS FOR HOME OR FARM OOCRWTYY PIZZAIS Located TERRARIUM CENTER OPEN DAILY I A.M. . S P.M. 10) FURNITURE SALES -' 14 Tuesday, March 19, 1974-58 L ' A ../ �- -- - - - - -- - - - - - ----------.------ _...._ _- - ._.._.L. - -- 6B--The Sanford Herald ---- -..-----------_--_-.--_ ,---.---- Tuesday, March 19, 1974 The Sanford Herald jsINoflc. - joc. LegaINotIc. .NTHE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE PICTITIOU5NAME PICTITIOUSNAMI 1$SSI JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND NOTICE 15 hlfby given thit Notice Is hereby givin that I am FOR SQMINOLI COUNTY, een9agedlnbvsm.ssats3lHtgh engagp In b.jslness at 2)100 FLORIDA w.y I?'7. Cassllberry, AV• Somlnole Coty, FIrid CIVIL ACTION PfOi 74-lU-I Seminole County, Florida Under the ficitiijt rme 04 THE DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION. factitious name of OPEN SESAME. PERFECT TOUCH BEAUTY STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART. an4 that we intend to register laid SALON, and that I Intend to regitler MENT OF TRANSPORTATION. name with the clerk of tht Circuit The I 1,71 DEFENDANT OR DEFENDANTS, FICTITIOUS NAME IF ALIVE. AND. IF DEAD. THEIR NOTICE It hereby giventhat lam UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, engaged in buskiess at loll Citadel DEVISE ES. LEGATE ES, Dr Altamonte Springs. Seminole , *ivia PARCEL NO. 17$ FEE SIMPLE WATER RETENTION AREA WATER RETENTION AREA LEFT (NORTH) STATION 95.50000 - - Tfitt part of: The SE ' of Government LoS 2. lying North of Palm Springs Road in rrclion 3.6. TownShip O South. '9 East. and LESS the East)) tnt thereof arid LESS the East 23i3 teel of PSie South 230 feet thereof, In Seminole County. Florida, lying *ithin 202 feet North of the survey line of State Road 5 434. Section 77310, between Survey Station J0O 00 end Survey Station 15 '0's 00. said %urvty line arid laid Mafias being described and located 099111 aT -a --. '-- - -------- IfflT avis YCt' SOUTri j decrees 14'04"EastofttseSou?h.sst corner of LoS 32. The MoorIngs Subduvisløn, according to Flat recorded In Ptat Book IL P001 33 Public Records of Seminole Covnty, Flovida.tssencerunNorlsal9degrees 31' 36" East UI.S1 feel to Station 57400,00. thence continue North *9 degrees 31' 56" East 300 feet to Station 55+0000 for thu end of said eljrvey lilSf ss'ontaIning 29,600 square feet :4iMi acre) more or less exclusive _ ,, 1UBiECT TO: MORTGAGE 'grded In Offlclai Records oo hi aver of ROBERT K :tITER, , "JsSORTGAOE recore in Oeticlai COrde eook w, page 919 In lever .frJ. RUSSELL ESCH. as Trustee and each of yost are heriby sverallv nof if led that thu plain lift(s) filed its sworn complaint or p*tltlon. togelh,r *ith Its Oectaratlon of Taking in the above styledCourt against you and each t as defendants seeking to n, defnntt50abovedncribedpropevly loratedln Semicuole County. Florida, by Eminent Domain proceeoçs You are further notltied ttsat me . 011" uris, wiIICaII up tur nearing before the Honorable Clarence T. Jehnson, Jr., one of Judges of the abevestyledCoswtontsse7lthdavof March. A 0. 1971. at Il 00 o'cIo(k. AM ic Sern.nJe Cuntt Cove thou;.. Sanford, Florida. 1t5 ap plicotlon for an Order of Taking In accordance with Its Declaration Of Taking Pserefoforefitudin thiS cause. All partios to this suit and alt other Wenestedpartiesmayappearattn. ficis aria place designated ad heard AND Eachdefsndant Ishereby required to Sirve written oef,ses, if any, to ,.saId Complaint or petition on. HOWARD MARSEE. Assistant Coulity AttOri.e'y i,rnsy,i. rei,,nt,. 117 L Commercial Avenuf THE COURT OF THE BEll's E HUSTOP4. Wtt AND LESTER D P4USION, Hvand DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LESTER 0 HUSTON. whOte address is unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution Of Marriage and other relief Ms VIl -- anIn.J ' ' required to serve a cpoy 04 your written defenses, if any, tO it on NeighborphoodLawOffic,of Central Inc.. Attorney for Petitioner. *5505. address is 10$ W. Central sd Orlendo. Florida IOI. and f.Ielheoriglnalwjthth,CIerkof,ne above styled Court on or before March 31sf. 1574, otherwise, a jument may be entered against svu for the relief demanded in the Petition ... - a'u s.ovn on feoruary. 77Th. lIla. (Seal) Arthur H. BecIwith, Jr. Clerk of the Court By: .iOy Webb Deputy Clerk k'torney for Petitioner 106W. Central Bled. Orlando. Florida 33901 Publish: Morth 3. 12. '9, 26, 1911 "v FICT1TIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in businets at 500 A - 6 - dfak 2-In Memorim 3-Cemetartes S-Lost alsd Found 6-Child Care 7-Motels . Hotels •--Eating Places 'v-Good Things to Eat - -It Yoursell il-Instructions - - - - - Sear LakePen-est CIty 3327611 Pi'ttonaOearv Enterprise Edwards. 31' ela-avaO$ed..$4aviia I MetN,eue. 95303 nSabb.5' Ill $ Macva Hawkins, 337 3222611 ..- -- - Wofer $rlwg, PMICY $00155, 3324722 C'sufW,r Fern Past Oa44ifoees'astspqii $U 7557 - '511 0EV. 153 Business Opportunities garage thousand payible weekly in casfi, plus a corWirived automatic in Comeof$30,00QInroyattIe5f3t 10 years for each firm you represent as our Alsoclafe. No selling, traveling or Inventory rluired SO day trial option Will not inl,rfere with your presert businiss or employment. Call WOOlEN & ASSOCIATES ri ri.i.. -, hut 4)4tJWl. We 'save Associates earning over 53,000 a week - _______________________ ___________________________ Driver, semItrailer or ready-mi. truck Mracle Concrete Co 305 Elm Ave ' SEMINOLE _______- -_________________ . - COUNTY COORDINATOR ' ' ________________________ For Rent 37-Otistness Properly 36-Wanted to Rent I County CommissIoners, Cour thouse, North Park Avenue, Sanford, 32771. AntgualOpponunaty Employer ________________________ - SECRETARY WANTED Desire I competent, experienced secretary for full time position Salary corn mensurate with qualifIcations Send resume and requirements c P.O BOx 1795. Sanford, FIorid 32771 __________________ ____________________ _________ OUTSTANDING VALUE * Good buys, plus good prices every. * * day. * To place your eye catching ad call 322-261 1 or Department uiiftii- 94,m,• 12Noon DlidIl-.flNeio IJrrU _______________ ., - 323-7860 Swimming I'ool W TO 7 or BUY SELL $31 4)00 L i STENSTROM RECONDITIONED 2 REALTY Realtor. 1601 S Hwy I? 97 Mattand, 829 0605 MOBILE HOME Callbart ACREAGE L S REALTOR IMUL.TII'L( LISTING SEW VICE CALL 111W First SI ii VFW 10,050 ) I t.itP, *jit Ii) *411 carpeting, drap,s. ctnt,ai heal aridair. FulIyequipp.djft,1 washer Coil Mrs Rutherford 323 11754cm Apfs.Cenfralty,at&air, 3230650 bedrooms, 2 baltis, coovenlecif StIiOoPs. shopping Center Shag c.'rpetru4 , drapes, Clthw47tyrCenlratl's.at&air $Parkl,ngcI.an oI Move in fOday, Children, accepted 333 7090 liii "tip lif ,'.a. Ti' - ________________________________________________________ - Moving? - finest ""I f4 °iiuivrr, tuti PligIl Early Bird at7 30 i ACRE IN COUNTRy skills nice 7 bedroom trailer, fur diNed including two patios and Ulitf building Only 517.000. Sorry, cash as refinance. R.gular$ 00 Meetings lst4.rd - - -- charmingly remodeled older home w,lh 3 bedrooms, I bath completely turnsshed Only 516.900 . - 1 tIll •11 1 .&.. t. £.......J A. ....1...... i, W)dlIIUIUtiULLIUIIW Of Loch Ar or - - Club or 321 2611 - - -- BICycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All tie' and models, tO speeds. S .)'J 5lnc3r bles now .i,a-l.',b!e at F' Store Call 3220741 i' 4 1 - - 1572 Grandlorirso. PS, PB. AC. very low rn.Ieag,. I owner, excellent corid.t,on, 12100 3275635. 1963 VW Excellent MuslcalMerchandise ________________________________ . -.- 'T ' C,- HOMES OF DISTINCTION MachInery and Tools L):, ' unacicrl.ij tractor,Fo,dfarmwaoon.tar,den, tSr-clam Miipql- .Ptlrk ,,,,,l.I U.i 1 i',asotine. 1123. I electric t)75 A I Onclt,on Pta 323 4670 ________________________ - -----_-_ - 64 . -- Pets and Supplies Plaslici irwir,. Tropls.es 611 BeSts Dr Snnfo,d. 7V 5554 'Gkss-Mjrro1$ ,.,,ri, .,,,.,. ,.,..s.i __________________________ SEPIICARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 250.Ya".1a Ase 17_i £677 ______________________________ 5asritd sand Ill for lawn aria 'ovnda'o-,s W-il delver J22 15534 c' 323 54.23 House Cleaning •POODLE GROOMING. horses . I , - Stuated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By , ________ Dr\JsT1t__JcricDrJ 711 W. 2$ 11"10. Ph, 3224103 for Appt. Y ,1 ILANOFLLA.5SART all 11*, I? 92 Open Sat 65cm 5357970 . LLLAWAN(L SALt I ,rr,lhng Firducest 10 50 3° iP,r N? nIl for Quic I tile , C-li (cci il Western Shop. 54*, Ii 47 I 1,'. '.o of Oc'iI.sr, rAvING STATE MuSt sell .'verytta-nq Iran, A lis 2 SuCh .5%. ilrapes, I,t(hrn ferns, *ill decoralons. l',rn'lure. Stereo lonsporsefalS. scutts. radio Soul !',"s OF SRI RAT I ' r,75 6465 67 Livestock ______ UP& LOT ILFA'I HAULING c' 123 1174 " __________________________ First,,.r.int 4. ltar F q,,.prnenl Cus'm tSP.'ci'r'tl Sa.rrc t'%e'd .tr,'% Sar- c' ease 531 521? Beauty Core TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ltorrnrriy Harrielt'S Beauty NookS 519 F Pine. 372 5747 ' $2OPEP RU YOU SUPPLY 377 3402 ___________________________ We'll do your Painting NOiobboosmall Ph 373*575 Pet Care Dog training n yOur home, Al. Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation $31 7370. 0l.. 5'1 A 2 REMODELING Fraclosed carports. additions. rpofing, paint.rsg. paneling, doors & *'ndo*s Reasonable Free Est C,uaranteed 9 Ii m 323 7521. ______________________ <'elI o, Asphalt DrivewayS No 005 'cio small R L MOntoU' 372 ¶711 ______________ InlCrior. Eilerior Plaster Plaster patclirig & s-irssulit,'l r,v.ck Soccialty 332 2750 PET WEST It-IN Board-rag & ('.rciom.ng Ph 327 S7 iii c:r'r S lSSPIaO'.'FMI 5415 .n .511 IiC%'W,IfliCd 71 1)15. L,,k"Mjr, Hardr rn,In Ala i"i"i"i 01 (dL,ni, . ret I-il Ph 37) 5447 - Pressure Cleaning 15.51'S''? III I,H c mt a Cs Clef or Su'lAa.5 ii xts MobiIC ,',l4 Homes C-""e,c-it inJi,Slriit Rtcter,? .i6?5 7)27 Sandblastlng icr lh l,ra'jb preparation Ct ?n,!iI or-'rbpr'c cai$ci&C 1'i'i.pF.,i' 177 1580 37) 125 ui.','t I ,rp,-nir, R,'rndrl.ng AdditiOnS ' s'c'. ,5vk I r.-r [t rna' n,n,ieo 171 Cva5I "r I. '. %i'.)II 3.2 - Sewing Dressmaking 373 5751 Income Tax "v. 1 i_s I,,a. 1. , . ,,, TV Service ' ,.,, , ,. ,,. ia,,t,ie' Lsp,srs.F -'u:pl cur', I Irr - .saJ,' Sc 3,'I 44'7 to, -- r. ,'.(pb ii'. ' And NORTHERN TIMOTHy )IA BUY DIRECT f WOkS BOXCAR SOLB IIALF.Iso le,'yrs,j GOPMLY.1 HWY I4SAPIFORO Feed JIM DANDY F'f't5 (ire5 lyor, ho,(.sr ii.,wa-St Abut' pr(-5 guaranlpou Uin -i in l 9 p m . 6 diyt GOIIM S,Jmi r,itbl 5.snforjo,, ISal k LI I'll -. arpe I t8OflIfl9 ii, if ,. . 6)10621 ',. :. ..,'i 011cc Clean.raq detent Call Null (LEAN In S-1 - Land Clearing ,,,.._, ---------------V. !'(4' wrs'ornT'Ai tIl'C iri(alSemy,ce, Lirnsed& flooded, All Se'm.nole Co - 74 ii, An - ' a ''! - P'c'fe'ss,onal Wallpaper Hanger Lensed Rei'ot'ntoai Commercial free Estimates Ph in 6573 Wel ________________________ , a. I'.'iUL SLAT ER 377 lId Janitorial JACKSUPI'S CEWAMI,S supptaes. kiln dealer 105 i sii li,'.c1.Ii & Sunday 3227931 I Wallpaper Hanging 1 i ceomics Electrical ________________________ 4' .',. - ,'s'l,-ed It"uh ,-nur n,t'rnc bit ('.iI I' 1. ''dC, 122 ill? 2) 1794 '• I'r , ar .fli,lvdC% iii 'a. - '.'.i Saturday - - FAINTER (I791 Carpentry _____________________________ ' Paittuig .'',i ' Poultry ________________________ 67.A E0C.E Home Improvements i - 66 - - TODD'S (AI1PLIIITR'Y Spee ilirig nirnali ,irs(t "lid IOOS Cit 9)1 iq - MOWING (dg,ng4, Trimming Call Ralph 373 3954 ___________________________ .'rni i... Bar & Rest, Equipment STANDARD POODlES AKC 6wks old Ph 372 1311 --.•- Inictor wilts nscwer, wall cvi acreage or lots Call 377-1314, 337 56,,. Metal. ________________________________ '.' '." '"'' ' -' i'nting. cnrper'r,, riccirit ccram.c lie, platter, block and all mator,ir 1 ______________________________ -.--_.----__ Lawn Service 'EN SERNS c,APAGE C. ,,'c "c , r r?, cm k(WNSTRANSMISSION SERVICE AulO - Stand & Ctutcn Specialists Fret pcI up, delivery & bang ,n - AXC chocolate n'naature Poodle'S for s--al. I nate. $ tensile, $175 f'iCh C,ill 32] 6921 cc 3.65 31)9 - -'----Icc$gentxjr Buct k'd. $ wt,k Old 570 37)5714 after 7 pm ._ Engraving I-i & L SNGVAVIPIG SI'E lilt 5 Sisnbord Ave . 377 3-162 Fir-nt Iltue LuStre Electric Carpet St'4r"t-.'rr Scir 'ni, $1 per diy (AFiuiul S I UIIN1 TORI ___________________________________ 65 Experts Ready To Serve You! 'Automotive Servke S.,,, (-. Equipment for Rent - 177 lIla clean, 1961 Chevrolet 327 engine, very good mechanically, almost new tires, t77 Toyota Mark II, I dr sedan, automatic. air. ntra sharp 52495, new muffler & front end Easy on Call Don it 322 1151 Dealer gas 5450 531 5-431 Fuli.neGE ApplianceS Sanford Eltrc Company 2577Park Drive, 377 1562 Ns-wly refinIshed mahogany baby grand piano Slew strings, tuning peg, tells, handlers, and vorys Pt-i, 37) 1410. iictJi5lf'r Qu.lfler 140r54. geic_ing 1 tn old $300 Kristie, 373 atter .aue 1700 I,encp, Ave i,i flIii .,,'Ii>,n Ii.. - Chevrolet Dun'p Trucks, 2 19774. itt like new 1400 actual milej PriCed toseil 573O Below toda Comparable new trucks 323 4470. inspected. 5750 322.1106 PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Waxing. Windo',i.i 37] 0545 ________________________________ J & I Pressure Cleaning, no toO too b'g or 100 Small Interior. & Exterior pa.ntnq All houses 531.95 C'eSivrr ce6"ed 32) 1735 EXPERIENCED ',SOP'.MAPI 59 .'i"' s'Il Cafi credit rnacir, 3734730 Recent valve lob New inspection 1546 Oldsmobi'e, power, air, .695 372 3071 Appances ------------- i,-li'i lit condition - '81CIIFvFcr a*u&r-nu Loaded PutISing,,, takeover- EXTERIOR • l'Iut - - Pot a CIaSSilCd ad to work for you today Call 322 2611 or 531 9993 i 14,;,.j14T5,.' u.'- lair ,ti.d .*l)pl.iifl(e'% I" 'il'' Sale 1977 Mazda, like n, low miIeag Ml4lsetl $2195 Over7ornile.spec pal III 6476 or 130 750.4 1977 Chr,iier Orouatsam V.5,. Special, take once payments, $134 'no Ph 37) 3159. of 73 sa' CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT - "" PIPI(Y WOODS BARN Vir- bup furniture and misc Sell for 73 p? Consignment F' ret pickups Aul,rI Saturdi, at 7 pm, 'a.5iaforii 1.3 Autos for :521 Lnl,aratei THE SANFORD HERALD Stemper Realty. REALTOR Tabedroonsi.,pstalnaot siii, lermnole ML5 Orange ,nctiinq utliltius $100 i1(Vriiy 377 19155. Prant, aepo.it ____--____________ 7731101 after ip m Eve 337 flu 377 1494 3337314 -- - - _____________________________ I 'I "01 ll.'Pi " I; would like to be inCludgnl In Ihii listing call: Large tot 290.130', with ISO' wall On cieered property, $4, '-' ______________________________________ One complele I4or':ontil Oil Burner unit Good Samaritan Home. $01 Mulberry Aye __________________________ All site Screens for houSe or car Jalouty glass tar windows and dOC'S, all Silts Sell all or part Very reasonable Ph 3773077 do - Organilation OS'l'EEPI LOT - 372 3431 .'."5'.r!aepi" - 'r-'5 372 7515 atter S AIR COP,'DITIONING TROUBLES??! C,rl,ii st i.'n?s. tree 74 hr (iii C.regc'r, S Hi-at & 7' • 'Ii,' . WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell tract, Ill 313 E First St 377 3471 - '3 p your ..4 'I4,'" S8 Directory i( Thursday It -- Why not live In Sanford's established residential area ? Do you like living within wailing I-stance to townt Then u. this lfl ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 702 Concord Dr Casselberry ?ia INCOME OR IN LAWS Tiri5 3 5ty, 1 bedroom. 2 bath home 50cc of Sanford's distinctive oki homesifet Ifas 7 bedroom apartment for added incom, or , ap I.'r,'mr, 1 Bdrm , 3 baIts, family room, den, .Irprl cs-rural H & A levm V ________________________ 323 78/0 322-2420 'i'4,Ii purchase lirst or Second mortgages In any COfld,tiori Sojthestrn Acc('pt.,nc r (or 1.xralOn, 671 117) ANYTIME 2365 PARK DRIVE SANFORD i' - __________________ - 377 Sell land 133.000 125 21 Hour Service Call 372 1495 BALL REALTY 33 acre tracts. High I. dry 53.000 net acre. Terms. Realty, 3271301 7640 Hiawatha Ave at 17 97 110W AIR POP T BLVD SANFORD. FLA Real Estate ltt s C1i A,- 0 IrkS Ar roof rack 17193 Call 901 313 7145 '1 ('Sevy P ci ar Central Heat & Ar Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 322 1771 lo* tiJy Irailel' Pts 373 7143 Traditional Sofa, egg Shell brocade latin. 3 cu'hsion Ficellent con dIon, $100. Baby bed, mattress, Travel Trailers ..taCI ci AIr Conditioning -____________________________ ROOSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 17 92 33! 3961 -.--_- MIscellaneous tnr 'MCHEVY PICKUP PIOTISING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 6230 Co,schnsan. 76' travel trailer Fully Self contained Air cond. I owner. uSed 3 moj Travel or year round living Reese hitch, all controls 6651571 or 3231711. 'qTT' lril,r 1bHP mOtOr, Also 3't hIP motor 32) 433.1 63 EVEREST REALTY INC. IV1 I nil 195-i _______ SO 1573 Vviikwn.,, . ' f,.,.,..,.t . ''p.. • 'w'vw, WOO pop top, a clmper's dream White, one owner A buy at 14730 Call Paul at 372 1651 Dealer ' 'r.%.r! ,i'4 -let, j? - Ow, S'r,.e. ('yen, TV ,,r'Ven,na. awnirvt, itis 'Seal conçr55, balle'y pack, other ew ".1% Like new, $l%) Owner. 644 r.S46 evi'; A ____ HOOt 25th St 372 6653 1770 Volkswagen, 20.000 orug'cial mile, like view $1130 3737044' 'ljForthfor%al. Pt' 372 2532 or 322 3126 - Equipment Lorsg*ooal PC Al IV -- _________________ 2900 Campers - - E - Boats & Marine _-__- QUIET COUNTRY HORSES Paola LakeMaryarea 7' i Acres $4500 per acre TAFFER REALTY YOUR SS lanus Realtors Inc ______________________________ Lots and ACreage 8305500 323-3900 TV.Radio.Stereo "- d-ng lols ffn 100 & Plo 107 ii IC flflQ lOOvlIO' on Willow Airiu%l north of 25th 5? Call 1513179 less Roberts & Gilman rDom, 3 bath, fireplace, carpet, breakfast room arid screened ayto 12 Bedrooms S-ave 51.000 on a Ike new 1913 Barrington l7i64. with 1*10 cx panoo 363 3161 or 3455139 OPEN SUNDAY 125 'hu Shag Carpeting Ph 3230330 Dealer cR 136 and 'lkontgnnsery Rd n AltCmønt, Springs iss' frontage or, 43$ Ilattaway Realty, $31 7300 McLean, Atsac 'uo..sc WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 373 Stamps.Coins ________________________________ 96$ Volksagn Deluxe cedar'. I scent, radio, heater. red interior. Completely ins iO4'cted. arid real nice. Askng $1330 Or reasonable offer Cii Pete. 322 163) Dealer ________________________________ STEREO ________________ *ileffr,,mil build,nq lot F.rji 11.000 lakes thi' one Call Barbara CALL AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 69 For dumpstic & 'mported Pack UPS S.a.e 43 PCI '-- Buy direct - * * * * Beautiful walnut console AM FM steno w,tt $ track, tape 'record pliner PtSychq.delic tlghti p per mu or $117 cash HALLMARK 647 1577 P STE P BUMPE RS537.50 S'utt Sellt It 1911 Gem Traici Traitor, 77', air, Self corda'ned Sleeps S See at Haroor Oaks Cirnpiit, US I So of Daytona RETIREES DREAM- Repo 1973 Villager, 7 bdrm set up lakefront lot Takeover payments, or pay off balance Lake Ashby Small acreage tracts, Seminole County 3acresal 53500 S3oacres lrom $1303 per acre r-rarshlin Mamseur AsSoc Inc REALTOR cli 1400 wpoØd witerfror't itrm% country raise ki and horSts ru, in back yard. Small block h,,,nie wtiI and pump hcuSe 1511 Caprice CIass,c dr LOaJcil Ne'w car warranty Power. Special 51195 Call SAM $31 3992. -______________________ owner, (5161 7659105 or 373 361$ for information WAlE R F RO N ISEMINOLE COUNTY 1 . ,sn,4 rr.lnr - tends 22' Call after S Pin, $34 GIll Si ------ _________ _______ 7 9J S?arcraft Camper. '7?. elceilent condilion, Sleeps I, 5toye, icebox. n'any extras, crank up lop. cx Motile Home Bank Repostetsuoris l5to choose from $31 2323 Dealer I) ____ _________ s Acnis, part orange grove, part cleared, terms arranged by i,p Club House pool. AduIt& $l20'Fioeida Ave.. - This neat. 3 b.droam hayne may be your answer Located 'ii guet Sunland Estate area, closeto man r"ghway% Out 10 schools Large fen:td yard so that you may keep an eye on small children 120.002 Call FrancIs Gerry, Assoc Yty acres. sonic high and some GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1303W 3$ftsst MISS!! $38 $341 3 btG'c'oni, l' or two bathS, iii brick From 133.402 20th Street to LocuSt, turn left to 11th St., right on VaIencla Court North. Model ppen I 4 p in daily. On sIte phone 3237010. Furnished-Unfurnished Range.Refrigerator KEPIMORE WASHER, parts. see iCC. "ted machines MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3230691 at 704 Laurel Avp. Sanford C ASH 377 1133 F 'ar Used furniture, appliances, 10015, etc Ituy I or 1001 items t .irr u' ',i,ir? 715 'lantoril A,r- 71 titss ,ors Possible Place a wane ad 'sod watch th rrSuitS P S t'ey ,r r- lw ,n coil too' ii 1971 Kingswooø. 12.40', 2 bdrm, Small equity & take Over payments In family park 333 $176 JJJ ________________________________ ApplIances Upright Deep Freezer Must Sell 3271427 a NEED A STARTER HOME? 'F'5, fli,5( 'S GREGORY MOBILE HOMES O0 Fri'cicp, Av 3103 Orlando Dr 3233100 3233300 SANFORD 3 & 4 BORM. Central H&A. l'.i pct. VA.FHA Finuinclng WIn cypress shingle cabana, on fened acre 513,900. FRANKlIN ARMS APTS. - 831-9993. W Gimneff White, Real Estats Il, oker --107 W Commercial, San to reS 337 7111 From $23,950 * VA-- Nothing Down * Clothes Washer.Dryer * JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC, Houis for Sale ________________________ RENTAL * Disposal'Dishwasher 1317567 WE WILL HELP YOUIF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 8.34.3363 yard. I73502 FROMSI?) * Fern Park 3 bedroom Pi bath, wall to wall carpet Central heat, fenced back Sandlewood Villas AN 1.4 and SR 434 Other Days Call For Appt NICE AND CLN Apartments Rent Unfurnished . Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Reallo, - .. Doublewid, Inventory must be I refrgerator. 1 asSorted sic iIC ccndllon,rs. I space P.i'alm'r. I reduced & tav,ngs are bf"ng * ndoiv c"t'iu%t liii Rn 37? SS3 passed to you Till We Succeed," OPEN SAT. po'cts $fl,75 30 1515111 REALTOR Attt'rhours 337 9211 322-3*91 122 04.4* 5? "We Don't Stop Motel - w- itiIf).,k I'S " To huy and sell gold or silver CoinS, contact us frst We also buy buli slier (Oft SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W Itt 3731357 Rattan furniture tor tale 13 pece's plus matching dinette, s7Ol er ctfi'r Ph 321 *453 ,itle.' 30 Jim Hunt Realty be found We can find anytl'a,ng 1567 rct Gilisit 550.7 r hardtop, paint, evcellen; tires Power 6 ;, Only 14S SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave . 371 7500 -- _________________________ '61 VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 37) ___________________________ 7 piece curved white sectional Sofi Etcc'iis'nl condition Ph 3)7 2195 __3!i!'f S & weekendS ,'d- must till at tremendo,s s.acrilice, beautiful living room tumfl?ure 441 547) after S Okay you wood loverS, 15cr. 5 1 concrete block home with bedrooms. 7 full baths, at ttse SiCIS a lake with hardwood floors ______________________________________ I? Mobile Homes throuut and it's priced it or-i) 526.130 Arid they Said it couldn't SAVE OVER 11.000 Unfurn. - Phone 323 7106 A P Barker REALTOR 125 6942 Orlindo LAKEFRONT 110.551 __________________________ _____________ r ' h,tie. pJ..i,, ''.... THIS COULD BE YOURS' 3 bedroom. it bath. 2 yr-S old Easy tnncng WitI trade' for ii, , nfai P'iic- '1Stop Urn!" I Young woman seeking same to share apartment After 6weekdays 333 7074 ask for Susan. Newly renovated, Color TV, ww carpet, a c. efficiencIes & over nes Day or .wk. rates 2621 Orlande Dr., Sanford. 32211*3. F' urflltP.inc.t 10! 3 rooms 103W. First St. i u i 4flY44V - '' 1972 vamaha750 Encturo Tral BiPe-. Has Extrat Pr 37) .SSi '- Privit party wantS to buy old ',rnture. lamps, 'jl1$t*,,r, * * S?rrlinq S'lvet, Damask Ron. tñu I,:i:,._setting, 573 373 SSS St- c. beick homes West of 17 C7on ifollie be Our sign will dcccl you Singer Ira ¶.rwng cabinet. repoSsessed ¶i.iQer'5 best model, winds hotbn 'n machine Fully automatic Pay r,,llance Of 57* or 10 paymens of 9 Call Credit Dr-ps SAPI"OpD SEWING CENTER. 307 A East ISISt ,Sanford 377 $111, Eyes $69 1114 M, UNSWORTH REALTY Orange Hills In Orange Citi today A new community of S '71 Maverick, 6 cyl. Standard R & U Must sarifice Take over See 1970 TRIUMPH 650 TIGER fits? reatonaLt, often accepl,j Call 327 7717 Top pricespald, used, an' condition 514 $176. Winter Park I.Ok OF II TOUCH 'Pd SEW NO DOWN PAYMENT '57 ' J)JJtU$ Square LakeMary,Fla."$)75per I UP Oci minImum 3 yr. lease, JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE I CONSTRUCTION 377 Rooms for Rent Court MOSSIE BATEMAN (,f't nyclyr-d sell Something wilts a I. uiclr 3 bedroom, 7 bath bric I ___________________ i,* (Oil clastilied act' home; for discrIminating peopts i'eaCrIut selling Oak trees add Io lhC beauty Of these Oelightfull spacious homesites S.pct inlerest.ityotjearnhetw.een 55500 $17,300 annually, you may Take advantage of our opening Qualify for a I or I bedroom hoc', pricei, only 125.900 and $27,SC . a rural arc-a -4 NOW LEA5lNG,Iiti, fiflithed an paneling, wall paper and carpet, heat acid air condition. Covered well, corner locatio Elite a drets. "233 P4 Country Club Road, __________________________ ______________________________ Sanford * * III -- ORIENTAL RUGS WAPITtU 51 Household Goods ____________________________ ti'rhood Clo in Must see to appreciate Financing awelable, We invite your comparison with aiII other homes you have consideref5 Cash buyer for used arlicies. fur nature, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES 7 4q77 ______________________ - ORANGE HILLS VILLAGE Fla. Canelberry, Counhy Club Corp. _________________________ . - 831.8400 a ev THEN CALL COLLECT: MR. RAY, 1.10.4119 Immediately for full '11'. un,rx,mq,w eusrarveegd fully covered by merchandiw. - - fl I 1q71 Honda YR 73 M5l Sell 37) 1144 ________ Wanted to Buy - 68 Phyt Drop Lest little _____________________________ COlor console TV Call 37)0106 -_ SANFORD, I bedroom, with family roOm block, large 105, nice necqh See i;rw In tears, or write REGAL REPLICAS. INC , 2li P1 W Itt Aye - Haliaridal,, Fla 3)001 Øfpy, Day Before PubHcatless 933, Miscellaneous ForSale ____________________________ BROKER,377 781] SPRING WOOD Business Property MagflQIia training and guidance? 29 bedrm . I bath, garage. 5550 iS'aAn. $143 mo • l'a PCI Acre Reilly. REAI.IOR 323 7730 DOWN - RANKLIN RAMSEUP A5SOC. INC.. REALTORS For Rent __________________________ 4. WIll you accept Contipuos ' ILI!r Box F HA so CLIFF JORDAN GENERALELECTRIC the Greater Mall 37 530.000 b.t every few ever do. W ar, a National Co. In an Induitry where 530,00) earnings can be a reality. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MINE: I. Do you beiieve$30,O. year can be made? Car. you Invest 51921 to 113,000 and make a decision? Do you want a business of your own ivith no employees besides . Rated For Conscullve Hours Ia.m. s:]O',,n, Saturdays £ Holidays P0 Houses for Sale 41 Sunk,n Paneled 4tTiip t'edroorn. iSland iitcfier. centrat ar and heat. This Spanish beauty 5 only 3 years old, and an ci rplor.Il but Only $23,000 APPLIANCES Lond FIa, 37750 YOU WILL Olshributeat wholesale level only. thetiottest new proc, Insertions-No Change Wont Ad to OR LOW Short Term Lease 17.93 & Between hg Tree Park £131 FREE Mobile Home Space, available to responsibl, couple in exchange for care of privately owned S acre park In Seminole Co Reply with background in Lots of people would like to earn Sendrt'swnelo: Lois Hare. Board of Fir Rent Mobile Home Lots For Rent LOOKING FOR A 530.000 JOB! Benefits include: tate retirement plan, paid hospI*aIilation. elgtit holidays, vacation and sick leave 36-Resort Property For Rent Furn. & 95% Conventional formation Houses for Sale VA Only 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando. Efficiencies, I & 2 bdrm, Townhouse from $145. FHA.VA ________- _______________ "i'.' 1970 Volkswar'., Station Wagen, 11195 P1', II') J' 444 4414 W"fl t - BLAIR AGENCY NOW LEASING __________________________ 3$ i'' 13.700 Ideal Parking, 70$ Corn menCiat St. 377 2091, Mr - K*e - 323aM family roorr t:t'c.lrcorn ' 11 El Dorado. metallic bIui. *hitP leather Interior, white vinyl top. all extras, tape deck, cluiSe control, new tires, very clean - Motorcycle Insurance AuIn - Development Corp Altamonte Springs, SQl 775 1755 Mr Bradford Open I 8 p in No Closing Costs IS?) 12' wide: 1 bedroom, furnished. AdultS. 1136 me. SICu,itv P?i 11 Olfl 7 rie, '''-", FINANCING 24.3 Bedrooms CAMP SEMINOLE. No alcoholic beverages allowed No Pets. Ph. 3224470. ....... parlance In Intergovernmantal coordination program. -- .ki. 7~% 34 Mobile Homes Rent ____________________________ IMMEDIATE INCOME DistrIbutor - part or full time to iuppiy Company established C counts with RCA CBS-Disney Recor Income posslbIIlti VP to 11.000 per month with only *5.SOOreoutr.d for Inventory arid tr.ining Call COLLECT for Mr. James 1211) Ml 30$ ' I Ncr 7 bedroom hOrn, Completely remodeled Call 22) 3920 alter __________________________ iii 52.000 per week ncome. Alt two ______________________ 3$-Mobile Horn. Lots QUALITY I64 BEOROOMI,,5 NATURAL SETTING Motorcycles __________________________ CORBEIT REAL ESTATE REALTOR us 491Debary 444 1413 29,3OO. 37,5OO Unlurnithed SEE PROOF classified ad in the Sanford Herald Dial 322 3411 or III 99') to place yours 14-rfiODlIe IIQITIiI Kifli Rent Eses & weekend. 3fl $505 --_________ 41 --_________________ automatic, $1,715 Oays, 3224703. Cars Removed Junk 78 I', bath. ar, appliances, 523.000 i ---- '' Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away Your coit, $10 Orlando. 393 41S1 antime. OrRARY, Cuitom bull 7 _______________________ - Per Day, - t,a.*a, st Deptftp Clerk P'ubllaJu- F.. 34. March) t;, ts, 32 ____________________ __________________________ Houses Rent Unurnished INTERGOVERNMENTAL Seminole County, F lor Ida Publish Feb 76. Mirth S. I?. 15, 1574 OEV.In County, FlorIda. this fltia day of rrb'ua.v, 1971 tSi'CI) Atthui H Beckwutci, Jr Clerk Qf 1550 Circuit Co'jrt Osteec, 272 2611 74 _____________________ ____________________________ 33-Houses Rent Furnished .. ..- - N OTI C E _______________________ __________________________ --' 11 'SlnfOrd's Your Multiple Lasting Agency Local and flat onal MLS RFAL TO R S 7363 PCrk Q 5114 _________________________ Can't p.4 the car in the Sell no longer needed trms with a Real Estate WlTFSESSniyhaangf51Øof the Court at Sanforo. 5emvuole Lake M.aree Calltu70l, _____________________________ - Call 3222420 Anytime 373 Plewirsarea' (reds NoProblemi Call 643 1133, Gary Gunler - PEEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue SANFORD REALTY 25415 French Ay Days 377 7317 Two bedroom dupie. furnithe0 apartment 4770 Orlando Dray, Sanford AVON FurnIsd 32 REALTOR go Autos for Sale -______________________ 13 Volt Batteries Ill 95 Ti,j a.' REALTY HALL ________________ iii MIRROR, MIRROR ou ir WALL TPii spIt I bedroon 7 b,lth in ldyllWilde at $17,5oO . fairest of thCm alit FUtrq' Completely equipped kith,'n. ckuhtci garage, central rtry',i!c' control, draperies, carpeting and ore extras than, Carter has pills Hear Country Club anal cleric,, '. 'r %ChoI Truly, a lovely horn,' .InI the price Is right' And, 'l's ri e'rnlle'rt condt ion See Ihit iq.'' _____________________ _____________________ Help Wanted Nice 3 bdrm , 7 balh spit plin Large paneled family roor Assume 7 pct mtg 173700 are large Makesareal nice home for a large family Priced at __________________________ ADULTS NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. - FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline tickets, Cruise and Tours at official rates. 303 Semoran Blvd., (Hwy. 436). 131-3733. 18 IMMACULATE 7 bedroom. $ bath, family room, kitchen equipped, unit air, fenced. Sh,,rie & trul trees Nice area Low lair-i 519.500 Loch Arbor, large)b.droom,)bath C B non'e. very nice lot All roan's - Large) room Clean Closein A4tts 565 Ph 3fl 6261 classified adst stro Sonsom -. AVALONAPARTMENT TO BUY OR SELL NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE far 'Pie re1,f demanded in the pet'tio. $lct c.menit - r' 13-Travel Agenciss NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ Of 14-Camping.Rseorl$ Execution IsSutd out of and under IS-Action Spos'*s IPie seat of the County Court of _______________________ SemInole County, Florida. un a --._-. tnai iudomrnt rrndere'd •n thr Enipioyrnet _. aforesaid court on the lit day Of _. _____________ ______________ $-'.H.lj Wanted February. A D . 1571, in that certain case entitled. Helen Pindoegrais 7)Sittio, Wanted Plaintiff, vs M A. Tinstey I Gail ______________ --------- _______________ YateS, Def.ndant, which aforesaid FinancL Writ of Execution was delivered to __________________________ me as Sheriff of Seminoie County. 24-BusIness Opportunitl,t Florida, an I have levied upon the followIng described prop.rly owned 25-Loans by Gail Vales n I a Gall M. KOtr**. 36.. lntn..rw ___________ I laId n(Oortv beina lacated .. ' --- In ' ---.-----ite' onty, 0r144, Rentals particularly described as foflow's_______ ()) 1573 Pontiac. )-Roorns for Rent Firebird Tag No 7W $77, Vin. No. 30-Apartments Rent 7VI7N3NII17SO Unfurnushed and the undersioried as Sheriff of 31-Apartments Rent Seminole County. Florida, will at 2 CHULUOTA. lake front, I bedroom. IwO story elder frame hone, bedrooms, 3 baths, corner evorbihing furnished Air. Adult% ioca'lon. shaded lot. PaIker-N ExperIence Matinee and Nights S., Chief Parker, Sanford Orlando Kennel Club HOWl ' Travel Agencies 13 - -- Travel & Recreation ________________________ Family parks 3515 Hwy. I? 7, Sanford 323 l30; Day, Wk • Mo n by At Auto Repairs Parts.Accessorje TWO STORY - IWO BEDI400MSI This could be what you've been waiting for ll rat ifl kit(htn. formal dining room, living room with fireplace pluS Central Cli,natc cOntrol. And, liSten to Ihist Price been reduced form 131.500 127,S0O, Drive by 7019 P,s, y Avenue arieS thtn callus If a tisri bedroom will Serve tb's, purpose. th 5 ti 1301W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES Planning a garage Sale? Don't forget to advertise it in the Co. Oranges & Grapefruit 327U4 Realtors .6.13 1333 Bedroom, 3 beth CS home, h&5 rloris. room, new carpet, new roof, new paint, a large utility room has bet" tiled as fourth bedroOm Large crr.ned patio, available with (NO DOWN PAYMENT) to qu4IIied person THE BORN LOSER Hou%e5 for Sale Realty Forest Greene, Inc. ru1 reomts Owner Opfrltor-s I Redroom ap.rtrnt'rit 1. ght$, w'rr h.s,e nr'.. Or ne.iriy furniShed Acli.jItt ?4 pest m & ST. JOHN'S REALTY Chevy, dge. GMC, or Ford Palmetto Ph 327 7$6 BROKERS onvintiftl tractor. Mileage tIC The Tmelett.dJ:irm to Sic Ioaded-17c empty. Weekly Furnished air conditIoned Nights 333 5474 DayS 1.fl 617) settlement arid other benefits Apartment for Rent _________________________ Apoty Bldg ill, Sanford Airport, PPione3f101N or phone 303 323 101a ___________________________ Citrus from 5) --Orani.s. tangerines, lemons, limes, etc Low overhead prices Drive a Ittie I save a Iot-Oviedo Nursery & Bird Farm, SR 19-2 mi N of Ovedo 365 6)51-We never close laPer$otiits DeLANO-- Business, investment, and Prime. Beauty parlor fully "-" t"o'' b''-; 50*20'. Also 3 bedroom, I', bath older home in nice condilion Lot sIte 113.457' on Hwy ISA DeLand 7360156 eves available. - have a good safety record, and be able to qualify under strict DOT Good Things to Eat ¶5 3,00m,3bathC5homeona very pretty shaded corner lol in older s.cIIon of $nf*rd. Good financing S4NMO PARKe, 121 Bedroom Trailers 4. Apts 2 Adult parks, 3 OWNER OPERATORS ____________________ 9 - Lw9wood Atlamorif, Spi-ings tIde NicholS, 43* 2597 Neat, clean, one bedroom duplex, Nice tor newly wed or retired couple Convenient area. 323*544 After I 3-323 3410 Will babysit in my home for working Needed to transport automobiles within the state of Florida. Must mOthers. 3774734 __________________________ GrorgetownOr.. Cesseiberry. 371. al-Houses for Sale Seminole County. Florida under the 17-Mobile Homes fictitious name of MID FLORIDA PRODUCTS, arid that I Intend t li-Lots and Acreage reglstequldnamewlmtheCi.rtof IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 54-Farms and Groves SEMINOLE me Circuit Court, Seminole county. COUNTY. FLORIDA Florida I accordanCe with the CIVIL ACTION NO. 741l3C 45' Resort Properly provisions of the FiciltiQus Macni Ia is the MarrIage ci , ----------------.. •••..• '' x'aTuT,, . Petitioner. FIOlIda Statutes 1911. 46-Income And S William S. An$ricn Investment Proporty PublIsh Feb 34. March 3. 17, IS, SHERRY W. AKERS, Re,podnt 1971 i7-.--Rht Estate Wanted NOTICE OF SUIT - . -. 0EV 1U TO SHERRY W AKIRS Merchandise PICTITlöUijAMe Residence Unknown NOTICE Is hereby given that I am you ARE NOTIFIED that an engaged in, bulin*ss at Cardace action for dissolution of marriage Cantor, ills HWy 1743, Maltijind, and of her relief has been flleg For Sale SemInole County, Florida under the againu you and you are required to SI-Household Goods fictitious 'same of MAITLAND serve a copy 04 your wrItten BILLIARD CENTER, aid that I defenses to if. If any, on GORDON 5)-Appliances lrdandtoregistersal4m,,ft,t,, V. FREDERICK, Attorney 53-TV. Radio. Stereo Clerk 04 the Circuit Court, Seminole for Petitioner whose address County, F1ori in accordance wilt, is 54-Garage Rummage Sales ho. 17,1 1554 provisIons ci the FIcteti Sanford, Florida 3,4111. aria illS If Ii $5-BoaR £ Mario, Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section os'ig,nal w,th the Clerk of the above Equipment $4505 Flerl Statutes 1937. stpledCovrtonorbeforett'ses,hday 5: Alfred 54. Plummer 04Apr11, I71. ofhenvisea Judgment S4-Campig Equipment Publish: March 12. PS. 34. AnsI I ,ri., p... .,ii.,l , ,, ,,, ''v . .... _....... rw . ,• ___, __.,_____ f-porxs quupmeni relief demanded in the P,tlto DEl WITNESS my hand and seat Of Si-Bicyciet said Court this 75th day of F,bruar'm, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1914 ã-MusicaI Merchandise Herald Area Correspondent S WELAKAAPARTMENTS ANb -'-- Child Care Announcements Sanford, Florida on or before ftse 22nd day of March. A 0. 1574. and file PSi. original wiltS IltI JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. (Wall tnt Clerk 04 the above styled Court 50-Office Equipns.nt SEMIN3LE COUNIY, FLORIDA Arthur H BeckwIth. Jr., on sad date, 10 Show cause what And Suppli.s PRORATE DIVISION As Clerk of said Court r.315t. litle, interest. or tillS YOu or CASE NO. y. Linda U Harris of you have i arid to thf Estate of Al-Building Materials Deputy Clerk property des.rlb,d in siki corn VIVIAN LOIS GRAVElY 62-Lawn and Garden GORDON V FREDERICK ptantorpl't,tiona,'sdloshowcauw, Deceased At'orrsey for Pttltloner 1 any you hive, why sad property 43-Machinery and Tools NOTtCI TO CREDITORS P0 ISo. 1793 should riot be condemned for the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Sanford, FlorIda 37771 64-EquIpment for Rent uSe, and purposes as set forth I the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PubIiU March 5. 13, 1, 28, 1,74 Clff'PIilflf ca pct,fioau filed hllOt'i If SAID ESTATE 45-Pets and Supplies DEl 21 yoc fail to do so. a detautt will be You aria ath of y are hreby u-Horses erjered ag,itnt you for tPi4 refiof notified and required to file any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR dImanded in the complaint or claims a oernands 47-Livestock and Pouttr7 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA which you, or pr'tltiOn. ettherofyoum.yhay,aQaifljJ NO. 72.l*99.( U-Wanted to Buy WITNESS my hand end 54.1 00 isfateintheoftic,of fheClerlof the sa re Petition if le.d Court on Itie 72nd day of Circuit Court - Coins 45-Stamps Of the Eighteenth DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN, JR Ftuty. AD., 1514 ,t.,,5L,ii ri,.,, c.,_,_ ._ _ ..... .. 'U LJVNIS jnrst (QLDEN. far ;u-,wapanu rauq "..wwuy, (SEAL) Florida, Prcba?e Divin, in the Ad0ofle Of NICHOLE TERESA il-Antiques - Arthur H B.ckwith, Jr. Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, FALKOWSKI, a Minor. Clerk of the Circuit Cowl *lthlri four calendar months from NOTICE 17-Auction By Martha I VitIIifi the time of tf,j fii'st pobIicaca TO MR ZYGMUNT FA(KOWSKI . t)tDuiv Clerk ff515 cs.tice Each claim or demand 134 PASFO DEL DESCANSO Transportation Ptjlish Feb. 26. March 3. I). 1. muSt be In writing arid lied ri SANTA BARBARA. . '- t CALII OPPIIA . Travei DeY 133 75-Campers resjdymsce and p051 oftcr address of YOU are noilfied that lISt above Trailers th claimant and musi be sworn fo nemed Petitioners, PANIEL by 9i claimant, his aperif or at WEBSTER GOLDEN, JR POSTMAN FINDS 74-Auto Repairs. aria torn,,,, cr li same Shall be vo"t DORIS JANE GOLDEN. h.*vv ttta NEW COMPOST Parts . Accessories Dateo at Sanford. Florida, ftii5 Sm a patitiors in th above styled Court BRADFORD, England t APJ day of MardI, 1571 for the bdOill'I 04 the minor child 77-Junk Cars Removed --A B;.dford poftian decided WOod& .t PuIIam, r.amed In Ilial peticn and you arc' '4-MøtorcyIt 5%C Urn ufl h us /.t' rmL9g iirir , c" lu ter,e a cop, uS ,r tI Saidettate rounds by lawymg *rt ,4 ssritt.n defenses, if any on 75-Ttks and irailere WILLIAM A JACOB Prtitioners'attorne,.*hos..dd,etS maj In In hoc garden, $0-Autos for Sal. Si I Washington 's Iardi £ Wombies, PA, P 0. Box ngIsD'ate'5 court was IoU. orta Fla. $79. Wintar Pat-L Florida 371$, on Il-AvIatIon The prosutor saW the letters Attorney foe Administrafri. or before March 77th, 1514. aria fIle asned to have fonned a "new Ptmiiw Mards it, i, 914 The Longer Your Ad Runs thu InlQInaI with Its, Clerk Of ffi DEZ.61 tppe of c'sL" Ccxrl either before ServICe Ori The Less It COStS Per LIsie Petitioners wttotniy or ins " - ____________ DEl *9 "'edia'eiv Its 0*55W sth,rwise a defautt insy' 04 entered against you Are Ste Call Jo Ann Aldeemin. AtSoc 114W. lit. II. ___________________________ Positions open In goblic relations, salary SI]) 30 weet and up, Work with young men 1. women Call Sandy. 17707)5 41 DLAND- Beautiful) bedroom, 2 bath home. Eat in kitchen, formal dining, very larg, rooms, 2 car qsraqe Call now, 141.000 3 Acres on Lake Mary. Has large 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ca home, small 0 grove, several shad, 'roes, beach, ideal waterirons living, ParkAvenueMobile Park 2313 Park Drive, MALE OR FEMALE Lostand Found _________ a i 2 Bedroom. Adultsonly plus comm. Sand rsume, Pt 2 ISo. 13)3, Ovledo. 32743 __________________________ - Ph. 322-261 1 -_ Sheriff ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 141 7077 for "We Care""Hotlino". AdgIt or Teens. S _____________ I month old Blue Tick hound. Lost TRUCK DRIVERS ______________ near Hospital. $13 REWARD PPI. . 11 00 A M. on the 30th day of U-arch. AD. 1914, offer for sale and se'l tO the highest bidder, br cash, sublect to any acid all existing lens, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole . ......... 5.OV11TY h,.our'noua, in anvora, Florida. the above described persocial property. That said sale It beIng made to latitfy the terms of taio Writ of Execution Vehicle being stored at Altannoede Garage WI Aflamonte Springs, Florida. Further Information available from Ihe Civil DivIsion of the Seminole County Sheriffs Department .Iofin E Polk, "' ' Apartments Rent r..i,7. Salary en. 2'v __________________________ Part time, light nursery work plus some sale5 Hrt. 13.4. Sal. I, Sun. il-S. No np. necessary, salary REDUCE safe I fast with Goflese Tablets & E V.p "water pills". Touchion Drugs. •. 31 Competent mature woman to do oeneral housework, must have ..• Bring tesuits FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ilbefebyqmthat tarn e1'Q.l'e.j n .' P0 i.s"r 'L". Ftvn Park. S,rnr.i1, County. Florida under the fictitious name of EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.235-C DIVISION C In re: the MarrIage if - WITNESS my hand arid slit of - JOE L. WHR1MSHEP arid MARTHA H. -HQlM5HER, hl wife IN Ads Houses for Sale 41 lcatedInbHusIgIG,oye?Mngr, ThIs home as central heal and air. double carport. esira large utility, bearable fruil tr and shade trees Escellent condit Ion 1101 Grove Manor. By ap 'ointmint ________________________ - . Ask for Want Ads VVant jAds Unturnlshed Kitchen hefper with cooking Uperienc ApiIy Seminole Lodge NIce 1 biOOm apartVflant, air, carpeted. kItchen equipped. Nutsing Home, 302 5, Bay Ave., Adults. ?Vi 0415. $103 333 3N Sanford Wrde P.O. flu 1213' Sanford,Florida Orlando 8319993 Publish, March L12, 9.34, 971 DEl 21 ____________________ r.RAPITEES, CREDITORS. County. Florida Under thClctt,o.js Lf 0PS OR OTIsEP 'TI[ nafre of ALTA.',tOPiTL (IAIMIPI& NY. THPOUGH. UN ALUMINUM. and that I ifltlfld to Ott). OR AGAINST ANY SUCH register said name with the CIt'k of DECEASED DEFENDANT OR thO Circuit Court, Seminole County, ANt P IC A N LANDSCAPE DEFENDANTS. AND ALL PAR Florida In accordanc, with the MAINTENANCE, and that I intOnd TIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO provisions of the Fictitious Name to register said name with the Clerk HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE, OR Statutes. To Wit: Section US 05 of the Circuit Court. Seminole tPITEREST IN AND TO THE Florida Statutes 1557. County, Flida in accordance with PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE the provisions of the Fictitious 5: Charles K. Ford COMPLAINT, 10.-WIT. Publish: Marth 13. 9, 34.Ap1113, Name Statutes, To Wit Section SECTION 7795.3404. STATE ROAD $4305 Florida Statutes 1557. ,wmuw t,uurs,y. 5: Shane Giencannon DE*-63 DESCRIPTIONS: ____________________________ Publish: March 15,74, April 7. 9. )STa FACED WITH A DRINKINC PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Park• WInter 0EV 150 Nauses1oraf 1 ___________________Spacious ibdroom,2 bath CB home Apartments Rent _____________________ '1i.1 - 76. 1571 30 J PAarilyn, Sltyqr Springs Arporf ______________________Rd. 'vol 3341717, Roe. 334143. DIAL Publish, Feb. 34. March S. 12. 15, Robert K Pelter engbged in businets at Highway 134 FICTITIOUS NAME 7440 Saltsburg Rod Id Mohawk Avenue, Seminole NOTICE is Mfeby given that lam Monroevill,, County, Florida Under th liditious engaged In bulness at Orange Drive Panr%ylvanla name of SANLANDO PLAZA. and sn Altamonte Springs (Mill ad PARCEL NO a thatweinlendtoregister$aidname dresb: PD. So. 161 Mait.. IF SAID DEFENDANTS ARE with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida under the LIVINC,.ANDIF APIYORALLCF Seminole Courty, Florida in ac tiCtitiou name ct woiu,s SAID DEFENDANT OR cordance with the provlsian of the UNLIMITED, and that I Intend to DEFENDANTS ARE DECEASED Fictitious Name Statutes, To W1t register saidnamewith the Clerk of THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, S.ctiOnUSO'v Florida Statutes 1557. the Circuit Court. Seminole County. 0EV I SE ES. GRANTEE S. 5: Harly F. Stoles. Sr. FlorIda in accordance with the CREDITORS, LIENORS, OR Jean E. Stokes provisions of the Fklitcus Name OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY. Ptjblish March 5.17. 15.2$. 974 $t$ttitej, ToWit. Section •&soe THROUGH. UNDER. OR AGAINST DElIS Florida Statutes 1537 ANY SUCH DECEASED _________________________ MARRIAGES Performed b WANT ArD Help Wanted 1$ Personals iNFORMATION If Co'.,tt, Seminole County. Fioreda In CircuIt Court. Seminole County. SEMINOLE COUNTY, darce w,Jh the pr .lsions Florida In accordance with PIaintltt(s) the tloi,js Name Statuses To provisions of the Fictitious name -vs-Wit Sedon $63 05 Florida Statutes Stilut,i, To WIL Section I$S.0'v KING HELIE PLANNING GROUP. i.s PIorI4 Statute, a Io'Ina Corporation. t at • .• jAnn I.,rrard PublIsh March 5. I?. I. DEll] FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice Is hereby given that we ar Want Name Of The Game Is WantAds. ____________________________ _____________ ____________________________ ____________________________ • NOTICIOPHIARINO TO SNOW CAUSE NOTICE OP SuIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Tuesday, March 19, 1974-7b 1 aid 'Iearn,q tall eurk. Inc S 'rf'i,hl 950 L cuter PSi 117 7457 I'I( ' - Dtng T ('ri f .'t I. L ('Vii, 541,3.. aid larger. pumps, sprinklers .%,t'c (C'i o'r t 177 £510 S ' WELLS DRILLED PUMPS S PR It-i IS t. ER SYST F MS All types and sites We repar arid serv'ce STINt MACHIP4E& SUPPLY CO ' �L. 8B-The Sanford Herald i 4 i . I tes j Hu mi lia .;. 1 ', : I 1, i - j .. itriar 'i Ii :jJ i II Arab nu ann the Middle aEt must create frustration and even humiliation fl Moscoi , The United Stat es has gained, not lost, in fluence among the Arabs even though it armed Is. rael before and during the (k tober war and stood behind her even in the face of the oil (11ff ieulties Moscow broadcasts long have been telling the Arabs the only ay they could get what they antetI was to punish the United States as the protector of their enemy. 'Premature lifting of the oil embargo will enable the United States to undermine efforts to tttic the Mohil.' East cnsi : same stage," said a typical broadcast. Now. despite Arab anger over U.S. positions on Israel and all . 3 h a 11 .1 ' I '-. j ' " I -. C. '' ' . i -. . . - 1. X . .P - . '. • - - .4- . - - '. • _________ - . .: ...__ -I II - i,.i's-rni rolrKirculo II"l INTER I N ATIONAL I"IP'iI ILli"IP'(iL. rIJCI"IIJJflIr DRESSING UP for the International FriendScouts of Sanford area shin dinner held by Girl - .. .. p 56'2; Tracy MceiI, T roo r) Nettie I lardy, Ito Troop 527; and Robin Jones, Troop 511, ,'t-iwnt in cent months to them to keep the lid on oil supplies for the United States, the producer nations have voted to lift that embargo, Nation's Top Ufologist of Americans that the A weird lad, apparently designed to prove the Ingenuit> nia,;azuw in 1971. IS prt'p;tre'(l H) ('l.IF'FSMITII Copley News Service by a committee of the of Institute American The na tion's top 'ufologLst" Aeronautics and Astronautics. •i II IIUUJU ...I.I L UNIt ti U'I k. A ir II cheaper and more profitable for 1IB47 was closely escorted . I&,J II'JI UII " was heading for its base In that Soviet hawks question the evidenCe which he says conS abruptly. ,. "'" IsI unumn $551.4 $'A IRMi 3 an 1 41 .' i*it Uti $$41$• A5U "°' " I4 015411 I I 3•79 r'j 41 , -. MW tcrc. ____ I YEAR DID REPEATER 319.. 4295 INYIR ROUSE testunony about anything else deinitel' established by the tAUDtI LAUDER'S IXII ________________ wrongfblng in ennectinn with ,• - lundraising he .. insisted that It (4SUI SItU U •IsIS __________ CANADIAN Wil,Iiauis. 29, was sentenced I P' income tases and helping a VELVET ,..t,. _______ ____ 57j --- stsn&tou u000NNts BEST 99',, I BUY \.,;_/ S'IWt'NI I 3.99 i :: 3 ,Ur19 ,,..1,1 \,,.I - IAUTI*M I$lAU0P4 ABC - VISO SAN MARTIN this onI ½ GALLON AT 436 • 29 CASSELBERRY "U0144. POT$44Mv i,, C*i*MOI DAy 1*1555, ad to be noticed or efIsdive? Yours reading C*AEI - ?3 CIA*IT-V00AP*WO yIsPOIi-$#.utIAM .1sws 5510 CAll 044 I nWSO 99i Hl.WAY 17•92 AUO " 041 3. 99I _____ G UASTI''°' C, $5A,I - . "4 9, ' 99 ABC 2.29 $3fl %MI WOODLAND SILAS HOWE IC PLAZA SHOP. CENTER 14005. WOODLAND BLVD. DELAND OOØLAD PLAZA 1HOPPuq CLNTIn ""'"" Ii ST. LEGER IsP Kilt. ABC 8 YEAR TEACHERS s' - il.il1O I Is? Kilt. 'flUS'7SIit*t CHAMPAGNE 749 H ;':,. through this column that the Sunday ban of gasoline sales be removed. All it brought for me was a rash of phone calls from service station operators wanting to know "where does Spolski get off telling theni the) can't have a day off from work" I really w asn't trying to take away anything from thein,..as tirnchi ;ic I w ;i In ing to get a - little service for the is nrkingman who (11(111 't have the time to wait in lot i: lines, es pe cially so on his one .Iay off from work. HEDGESBUTLER Ito @I 64116110111 '4 ho 0*755411 I is - I 5.99...., 6 • 99 A1t THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS!1 oiv AIC HAS?. TIIiPISA?uhi CO'slPotLI *1*10 CILSAS *5TH 14 '1CM waus I' COUNTRY WINE OF FRANC( III; 1149 VIVA BURG'JNOY. CMABLIS, 191:2295 POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL 729 40C ROSE 2 LIP. LAMIRUSCO ITALY I 91 . ROYAL CH(RRYIHP DENMARK 229 .24.S 22-95 . _ ,.., • MOWMOUSS[Au MUSCADIT 7.9$ I' S TORRIS VINA SOt 229 :2495 we"'o-mompotho go - • CABERNET SAUvIGNON iSEUELAIflLISIRAUMMtH 11 - SNAROVIN, All, ROSE. WHITE 1.19 ANtSONlfM(1u NIt NI .4 *" NI0U' PNISNINI 01. MSPOIJNI CHIANTI NI51 IS ROSE FROM PORTUGAI CRACKLIR ROSE NI 04 0i LA NI 399 4295 ........ u, .s. 4.71: 4tWAICPORLSNERNT.u14t ' 329g. 3595 3115 TORRE S 19 ROSADO 3.1$ ii IROWW 199 2195' III.. 18$ III., 1315 2.79 74.95 LOU ill BLUUMILCHI 91 17.95 ?TSALMGNGN 291 3395 IS, VERMOUTH 'NIZ' 319 3250 AM8AStkOR IS., ,_., 349.. l5V a i.i: 72-IS WDOUEIMp,flALy NI rM1fiThTt RdSE 2 JUAN (STEW P11101 NOtfi 1.11:22.15 SANGRIA lION SPAI I.11 1.h 2295 2295 AL I w sntkr if Mr. Nixon ill g,-i simiialar saIls' We'd also like to take 'his opportunity of welcoming still another voice to the Nixon resigna tion task force--that of NISI-NIISNI NI MIRASSOU-GAMAY - JPA m.IuMwlDT ilINjill S'P*5 17.D5 Goto SEAL that he hopes the request will be J '.' r forget .4. - i f TEIIIfl' M(JSI.EY should (10 it with Some degree of dispatch because this thing's 11 (;UNNAII MANSSflN . . . Wrong to resign Fed up with president __. - 9 LINDA WILCOX - - . All politicia ns a little crooked , , , BC STEELE j' ma n's perfect dragged on long enough.- Coun ty c ,i ___________ "' - Senator Buckley Our resig na tion request first apIrared in this column last August. The President .says he will not resign and attributes his low jiill rating son Watergate alone . I don't believe that's the solitary reason for so many being disenchant ed . Ills tax returns can't be too for behind the (;ate. .-,___________ ' J r-' . ' ~ X II ______ • / .. - ________ I.; . imuinufacturer's specifications. Fidel agreed that contractors repeatedly hut for sloppy workmanship should be hauled A manufacturer's representative at Tuesday's ineeting told corranissioners that before the bcard. but said ". believe the problem is going the other way...now that problems with sloppy Installation will decrease as proper receptacles for aluminum 55 ire arrive on the market, and electricians i Cecil's people are hot on this thing." tarn 1*155 tO USC ttl('mn Viblen said the cunt building slump has improved overall quality of work only . .F1__ -- ~ - __ ,,•',, - ....' . "I have been encouraging people not to bwn and I have not been Issuing -my permits to burn," he added. Artrnan said if his recomimn'ndation were accepted at a stiff it.ceting today it would be ' - '. '. forwarded to Tallahassee for I,ast Thursday, we advocated trentely critical," Artman said. I "IMP. COMMTEQUILA out of We I 0.1. 3 11-1101, 11101111 Iss "t pjg n• I ABC 8YR. OLD WISER 10 YR. IMP. CANADIAN o. c*ua,a.s'ua ,,-,..., s...... .".. as seems AU ax ItNWTLlIsCMJ*IT C°'°° mllMn_CAA _____ - TOM SIMS 8 YR. . 91 115*4515? IIPSIII Ill 46 r prompt action. Another lesson of life.. it's not There is no burning ban what is said as much as who's currently effective In this area doing the talking, and the fire situation Is "cx- in C41J7S15410,II, " SR5 I .11,1,114. MAGNUMS'"" i HI-WAY 17-92 I r-1 .. -, " f It Ito 1406 IIfljI 1?5 i 0sstu % CERTIFIED BRANDY KY. TAVERN LANSON '"' _______________________ . means 1 colu,,i by 2 in. ches. Too small for an vw.a - BLACK _____ HAWAIIAN I GENESEE I CUBE ICE 59 ,.. '15414t15.W %,I 't* BEER I IlulI 3971 i.. 1 f ciractor accept a bribe. I ' N. Y. STATE CHAMPAGNE.COLD DIJC 1111 1.99 tam LEILANI ..fkr te:i.lin, 'uilty to shargt.s A attempting to evade federal X2 IICS05 CERTIFIED CititU 4*455151ST WEEK'S 90° GIN Ul44t14$1 ______..... JACQUIN LII '.' GOLD COACH 8 YR. • YI ""Cast '' 4 ______ MU N kIT 3 1 1 " 4.49 POTS IiSlft.t', __________________________________________________________ _________ 6.99. 5.49 ...,U L.:4.79 PLANTER'S NUTS 119s I 1 MR. ED KY. THIS an $71 Ii5I NP Kilti then look-out, neighbors. I'd surely promote on his behalf' "H ISAW Its N'I'IP Kilt' OF Utica %last ,IIS,"II, ALMADEN S ' *'dil, II 'liii su, 57 I haven't rb-ti it (jut yet.'' something at.ut it, Gloria lhtl:.'st 'aid she was a 4 - PREMIUM "10" STANLEY MACKENZIE - ____ ll MP USIC11 'I don't believe everything - r., tight meoutsmelnn like a rose," commented Charlie Babb. "He's gone this far, he should hang in - but he I 3, 4' 319.. 3195 CLAN MACGREGOR NI' Is' KIltS ROYAL DELUXE '!f1'!J1T $75 Is? C1*IA1 , 549 $195 QUART JACQUIKS 3,, 14 5115 STANLEY KY, VODKA SANDY MACDONALD SN't4oVOi Wiii 01 K. '.', ' Li 14115 - 114011? _____ r Q 12YR, Ku be strped. to a year in prison in February . 8 YR. 'i' t .,'.,, -. 3 lO 4111 COMFORT SANDEMAN ' }s TOM SIMS 'fr" OLD RARITY '. ._-, aIiipa1gi: (lIfl'.tiLJUtlu'i5 and aldthat w he r. t,ckarnedof the . $095 Alt VODKA GIN-MUM 3 SINS 1 O,I j6.25 487 ..., % -- ____________________________ any 3 . 9' 3195 4.39 SOUTHERN '' A1S I$ , DOWLING 94.60 III 5? W , 1 • ,,. election In November. contends of ... K. ........ 12 YR. actiu (4 IOI• QUAIL CREEK 8YR. zurney. who Is seeking re- 9950 QUART 5695 MR. ED KY Gm OLD ROYAL CASTLE ssus ICSIC. C HARTER , a' s°. $' MACKENZIE ________ 1% 499 TI KY. BEAU 3 Il 4495 $895 WISER 15 YR, CAR BOND 1495 CERTrIEO ' CANADIAN '' HILL 505 $ IUI NI 299... 3515 3,.11" 4495 399 4150 499 QUEEN ANNE HEAVEN HICKORY -- _______________________________ 399.. 4595 .. GIN RUM VODKA 449.. 4995 tOROON TOWER 94 PR GIN 399 "i 3895 OT STANLEY KY GIN GIN- VODKA were B. C. Steele's reactions, ' the President stay there and Months Ja1* 1 R a ng er 549 3.110 4115 UT. JAtOWN KIND , JACQUIN 047W 5014* OLD This referred to a near with the Federal Llousin Authi..rty. he Ii Innocent 5595 QUART HAlO 5 STAR VSOP BRANDY Worth was an airliner." ______ CERTIFIED 4 1r. 5385 CERTIFIED 90 PR. OLD GOLD 01614 10 YR. ":;" fundraiser. collected at least $300,000 in unreported contributions from builders seeking Gurney's Influence Jytt.sf "S S ICNI'u "I0" 0'O Y-11: of Sharing this opinion was MIAMI IAP) -The FBI says Florida newspapers reported James Groot, Gurney's former Norman Weiss: "I think he an Orlando fundraiser teamed last year that some $300,000 had adminsitrative assistant, should stay in. I hate to see a with a Federal housing Admin- been raised Illegally by Larry Williams and Priestes earlier man in his position resign. He to Istratlon official to pressure K. Williams, a fund raiser for pleaded guilty to felony charges should be proven guilty before Florida builders into contrib. Gurney, who pledged the stemming from the investiga. he does that. A possible constitutional that he didn't want to have to he was not uting more than $290,000 for sena tor would use his influence tion. Priestes is serving a oneWeiss said it would be a sure what could be Brockman said state law challenge to Seminole County's re-try the case on Sen. Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla. in behalf of builders seeking year prison sentence and Wil- definite crisis for appeal two done to ensure that blacks requires the names to be taken the U.S. if the jury selection process was years from now, The FBI's revelations came lilA contracts. hams was to surrender to fed- President was forced appeared on the list of possible from the voter's list,, and that to resign -at least temporarily Tuesday as former FHA official jurors since the names are it is both illegal and "absolutely The FBI statement in court eral marshals today to begin because of hearsay. "He's done William F. Pelski pleaded gull herring and prosecutor Bill selected completely at random Impossible" for the jury serving his one-year term at the a lot of good while he's been in averted when a mistrial was the first official conEglin Air Force Base ty to conspiracy charges which was federal office," said Weiss. declared in a case because no hleffernan said they reluctantly from voter registration Lists. commission to select on the firnuitlon of the amount of blacks were available the FBI said involved payoffs prison camp near Pensacola. Gunnar Mansson also for the accepted the mistrial ruling th inks basis of either race or sex. money Involved, for himself and contri butions In a report read Tuesda y due- It would be wrong for Nixon to prospective jury panel. t3eca they didn 't want an Today, deputy court clerk Noting that only II per cent of for Gurney. Gurney, a member of the Ing PeLskI's hearing by Fill resign if he believes himself to appeals reversal, but said Estes Brockman, ham for the the county's 48,000 registered ' Circuit Judge A. 14 J. Hoseman n Pelski, 42, of Pompano Beach Senate Watergate Committee, special agent James Martin, be innocent. "It should be Jr. declared a mistrial and re- witnesses in the case have judges and courts, said jurors voters are black, Brockman was given an 18-month prison has repeatedly denied any the government charged that proved he's guilty of something, set April 8 the already been re-subpoenaed are selected four or five times a said it is statistically possible to sentence by U.S. District Judge knowledge of the Illegal fun- duri1ig the period from January If he resig ns It'll be like say ease of James and the April .8 trial will go on year, 900 at a time, by a three- go through several sel'tctions ing Barber, accused of running a draising in his name. William Mehrtens. schedule, 1971 to July 1973 William re- he's guilty even if he's riot," prostitution member jury commission without drawing a black person ring from Spanish Pelski, appointed South celved over $290,000 from build- explained Mansson. However, Herring admitted, appointed by the governor, from the lists. Trace Apartments in Florida ERA director through ers doing business with the "I don't think he should Altamonte Springs. Gurney's patronage in 1, 971) FRA Insuring office In Coral resign untflhe's proven guilty," State Atty Abbott herring resigned the post in 2972. Gables. declared Lucy Jones. met with Ilosemann after the He was charged with con. 3 FBI agent Martin testified "Why should he resign?" ruling, and said he will spiring to defraud the govern- that PeIski's cut of the contri- asked Dunnar Anderson. "What "ttsroughly research" what he ment by making FR/i loan butlons came after Williams court found turn guilty -and of called "differing inBy CHRIS NELSON there's a problem, and if there wasn't, you commitments to Gurney polili. said he would discuss the mat- what" terpretatlons of the law," Herald Staff Writer cal contributors. The FBI said ter with former Florida GOP wouldn't have piles and piles of articles "I'm all for Nixon," declared lloscjnann accepted the telling you how to use it taluminum wire)." Pelski personally received an chairman Duke Crittenden. Phoebe Walstedt. "lIe's had an mistrial motion of defense Citing situations "by the thousands" where additional $70,000 from Miami The FBI did not expl3in how awful tough time and I feel attorney Gene Stephenson of electrical safety is not pursued by cootractot-s Vihlen, himself an ekc'trical contractor, builder John Priestes. the fundraising continued sorry for him. I thought he Casselberry, because no blacks said it is "some type of fantasy" to claim Seminole County commissioners Tuesday Named as unindicted co-con- through July 1973 when Pelski made a good speech last night," were aval'ib't' for is.' jury, tiLted a building department study of problems are not there, and ordered a "full spirators were Williams and resigned In November, added, referring to the saying cast law is tliin'a wj 1972. livtil,ium wire, the copper wire substitute investigation of the problems and what the , b'.ained nationally for many toine p county can do and what the dtbens can do to t CLO G protect themselves." A. Spolkf Chairman John Klmbrough, who, with Among the items to be included in the 0.I - B l T iCommissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. has been urging F building department's written report Is a a ban on aluminum wire use, gave the About last night's - press study of electrical code violations by condepartment two weeks to report on the wire, conference",,, u MARK WE(NTL forwarded to the main Forestry desired he could put it into lIar-riet d kd. l 3120 11 tractors, because, in Kimbrough's words, "1 widely used in the county. A couple years back, Glenn Herald Staff Writer office in Tallahassee. From effect within minutes," .rtziuin not tssl, g an' rrng pet. want to know w ha t in fact is happening." Turner asked if I would en'e as there it would go to the said. rills. "It.- lry aid c. isngerous," Vihlen said he and Klmbrough have per. his campaign cha irman for A bur ning ban was sought governor's office and if he Sanford Fire ('hief G '1 Commissioner Greg Drummond urged the '.' s.iid so.islly inspected situations "by the Seminole County as he ran for today for Seminole, Orange and department to draw up a list of contractors 7, ,, NI' thousands" where proper wiring has not he?1 the office of presidency, ii Osceola counties because of the _______ and violations for the public to check before !1tI1a do ne, and said aluminum wire use presents is ____________ respectfully declined, thank "extremely critical" fire 'tiri ng a com pa ny. 'nightmare" to county inspectors. you.) situation. Ele"trical Board Chairman Buddy Eidel District Forest Ranger Aluminum wire has been endorsed by 4 - -, defended the wire, an sa id proble ms were however, there's now a new Su pe rvisor Gil Artman today county board of electrical examiners and disappearing as coun ty inspectors learned to 'kid' on the block, sa id he has recommended to the building check official Len Risner so long as it is aluminum wire work correctly, and the Should Dan Rather CBS-TV 1 ,. state lire control chief that the , . alwninum rece pta cl es hit the market. installed and niaintained according A. ever decide to take the plunge, governor Institute the ban, amt1 to V i 4 lingoPINCH arm .T.S. BROW HAlO tt IltOti OUA.RT $ YEAR 60(0 COACH 5.49 6195 KILT CASTLE SB PRCOF 419.. 4995 III. CERTIFIED I YR 40% HENRY I YEAR 399.. 4695 Of, WHYTE & MACKAY - - - 5.49 61,IS UT CANADIAN FALLS 4 YR. WA.'lI1NGTON AL') - The souId be accepted as valiu if' a CAA that object observed in the Associated Press erroneously cour t of la w." vicinity of Dallas and Fort reported March II that a f I'looso 00 1S*IU5 lkof 12 F0411 and Secretary of State Henry in an interview. Orlando, a former Gurney Astronautics and Aeronautics the UFO, 'aiti 4955 i.j: 7 1 J:.Lz.1iLl.z(.1L4:-1 J4W 5595 HIGhlAND BRuit 3 19. 454$ STAIIUY IMP CANADIAN 3 4151 QUART STANLEY SCOTCH 419 479 $595 CANADIAN SUNSET 4 YR 399.. 4695 ABC YR OLD StOIClI 11t 499.... 5915 MM 10 KENTUCKY StENO lIEN NORM I YEAR ' L.9, 9 4.29.,a,v16L4op59eva., 7.99 sv ;i 4,99 ,, ) DOWLING 12 YR STANLEY mediate effect anywhere." County Asks Aluminum Wire Study MNO AWARD WMVI 'tel "1 did not expect that anything I said today would have an im- 0 SOMETHING SPECIAL TOWER ___________ CANADIAN * PIP0Il**IlL'u*PPI ,, UIVk$* • *wIlM1*P $ - LONDON I'm B 49 BA MARIA C0UIUSPSPSVIIs ' "* HAR WOOD tMPSSIPShb$"U4.1 t4 'lull 0 I INIt' I NI • 4.49110 ABC VODKA I * C" sass, - Ills, we 'MIIWlSuV$flCIM REPEATER H10 I 0OIIV UStta Ill $11414.1 UUTp$u!pIu'uIl TPADEMARK 101 - Ius.TNI JACQUIN _____ SUNNYBROOK ABC 8 YR. OLD _____ IMP. CANADIAN ____ IMP._SCOTCH ____ _____ um~ IMP. TEQUILA _____ L_I sr..a tt 'lull . GENTLEMAN OLD 14951 ABC RUM MOT" cum 491 bctv,een an Air Force bomber am., when the bomber was The Miami Herald and over the Gulf of Mexi co and 40 Florida newspa pers have re- and a UFO. The report, puolished In minutes before the crew sighted ported that Larry Will iams of MARIE SRIZARO .SIICIA, OliN KENTUCKY CABCBYR.KY. BENEDICTINE 8.99 MR. ED lW $T141417$NSS'u SILAS HOWE 10 YR. • • IlususluPul N I ia.uussi I ca45ij 17.92. At 436I Cauesrty a ftYItlP,UUO?LAwI Of. ASE 6 YEARS OLD such as that aboutanencounter the El Paso area About 3:31) * HI'Way !& IWtJ Pt .& 711 75*0 J$l P1 Ii VI 1tV1 I? 41 100 PR. VODKA Was ftel P IJUS 'C PSI 45$ WNIMN Ii ' N U IMP. SCOTCH M$** ft RUM •5MLL 'I "u'u("' lowest CTlUMgVtJ $1 IIU*aV$SPSIS 'to •o,,a.,. s.,, .oa ott, "°"0 it is CAli IoVhS0$.G0l$ • '• °.' " -. ' '•i , 3.99 a,!. '-.4, ••• ••II I ' STILLBROOK QUEEN ANNE • ABC GIN to" ov i After Nixon's appearance, Buckley said he "would have been stunned" If the President had heeded his call for resigna. --- - All White Jury Questioned ROYAL DELUXE i,8" Association Liki' little hit crooked,- commented "I'm optimistic. I'd rather I 'Fundraiser Given 18 CANADIAN FALLS '1 ____ I $lJ$i$A7l ". his place. Ni man's perfect," the young cynic. ''If the)' can i"sitively to Buckley's call Tuesday for the President's resignation; four were undecided; and nine said Nixon Should remain in office and continue to fight calls for his Price 10 Cents Gurney 4•97, 3.99 wHER(YOUARfNEv(RALON('IIiAMI DANCING 'TIL 2 A.M. MM maw IMY amus aavni s. I 5.97 ,,.,. -.-:.. 1TU4lV0N0S ~ .*~ $4 M' an act of statesmanship, de. daring, "it would be held .iL.drslluon3n1p, all It would mean that our system of government would be changed for Two people said they reacted S ___ 4 * HI.Way 17.92, Fans Padi * 'tf!' - '0501* , 3 NEW LOUNGES NOW OPEN 12 AM CANADIAN CLUB II*XTUNI 010 STANLEY CM till - JIM BEAM Ill Still at.."01160MA ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' ' ST. LEGER 's 16PR.SCOTC VI SIT YOUR 8UflFULNEWSNGIN' "' 93 Friedman points to reports collision of two airliners over It Wednesday. March 20, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 VODKA H 90 PROOF GIN Nixon replied that, while the senator had suggested resignation would be an act of cctn-age, -i" courage to stand and fight for what you think is f4It1rs1 I NP. KILT CASTLE I WNYPAYMOII? rt siVIMI .sa OLD THOMPSON YR Alt Sm ST 1* CAILIAI:SA,1IIc IS YOU*S "us GOLD MEDAL I "101"t-olle 60411-6 '" 4,49 ZI0 f) 1 1rb guilty in court, DEALER ROYAL DELUXE MR. ED KY. k NtqSM4 a Long time are sharply critical controlled vehicles whose the Air Defense Command the case with this statement: I NMI '' of the Nixon Administration uriln is off the earth,' he said issued a brief report dismissing Most of the evidence, he said, 'In joint review with the CAA is In the form of testimony a nd A e r on a u Ii c s Civil plctures"frornwitnesseswhose Administrationi of the data character Is such that their from th incident, it was . 40 Nixon also argued against the senator's claim that it would be prove he's done something also confused: "There's just so really wrong, maybe then they much to consider; I haven't had Broadcasters convention in said about him js true. The man can talk of impeachment, but time to sit back and work out James Buckley, the arch- Houston, Tex. is doing the best he can and they not now." what I really feel," she cx0Ut President has done should leave him alone to get on (1)nsc;vative senator from New Others were not as confident plalned. York, may believe President three things: he's brought our with it," stated Cathy Appel. of their attitude. "I agree with Buckley," said Nixon should quit now, but men back from Vietnam; he's Nor did Linda Wilcox think a "My thoughts are all Jaxp .J Terry Mosiey. "I'm getting been to China; he's been to resignation was necessary. up." admitted some Sanford area residents Debbie Basso, pretty led up with the Russia. I'd rather leave him "After all, all politicians are a "They'vethrownsornct today said he should stick on the President, I wish he'd do job, at least until he's there than 1.1 an) one else MP -U litimaim LONDON DRY WISER 10 YR. CERTIfIED c YEARS OLD YR OLD STANLEY 8 YR ROYAL DELUXE KY scandal, #,;, ' * IlUI M(S iong.rangc prospective benefi ts vmces him that UFOs are real. being Involved Ili a kickba.-k X statements. President's address at the National Hcrald Staff Writer iirrath ALE TUES. THRU SAT MARCH a , BACARDI It. 'I MR* IKU RUM (CI 0 The evidence Is 'iver- Brief Report of detente. This to whelrilng ibat the earth is echoed in recent Soviet 'rwo months attet the in. articles that for the first time in being visited by Intelligently cident, the committee noted, Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla., of t' By JEAN PAVIESON 4 Reason II. We're human, and once in a great while we make a mistake. But if our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We av ati' interest 01' iwmtltv w •' TYC SLaIl(s 'iCii,,,i ou r work - r t'IF!T •TT iv'.': OLD FLA. RUM VSOP COGNACPW, r(1iLII44-I1 iiicr top aide had accused Sea. Encounters 1fl(tt11 -1 , . AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS McHENRY 12 YR. v 3 irns 1 7 There ha ve been signs la tely an still finds plent> of Kanras. the UFO flew away Correction US COtfl.e LO all presidents and all generations in the future." to do." Area Residents Back Nxon i 1ir THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE N1Kl IV on 51$$ "c' " " '° investigation and its became so concerned that he himself to the scientific method Kls.sinker. SI1OULU SANFORD LONOWOOD 301 E. First St. 903 N. Hwy. 17.92 322.4711 $314411 Sat.. Sun.9 to S Mon. Fri. 9 to Nãcessiry Open TonighT-No Appointment GRAND DAD 100 - ldent withdrew this crisis would be resolved," tiekley said. cc Interests of the nation, the right, and that is what I inteid question brought up Buckley's tional crisis that impeachment can never resolve. "If the Pres- would at once serve ,, the great- , Buckley, a New York Re- ~ (10 M'EB L O CI 'K$TU " not resign, 33 senators declined to take a position and 11 others h A HEDGES BUTLER 14 year career in the aerospace CO. Lewis D. Chase, now re __industry to devote full time to retired in Washington state, Nixon's resignation would be the only way "out of the Watergate swamp." He said Nixon's resignation 6 ____ The flight conimander, Li taken hours before the Presi. dent vowed again that he will At the President's news conference in Houston, the first paigned." Buckley said that Watergate has created an unparalleled na resignation or Impeachment, MYERS RUM i." In The Associated Press poll, institution of the presidency and the stated goals for which he so successfully cam. }IAVESTATC FORMS. 1 .i " publican who was elected as a Conservative party candidate, and who strongly srnports Nix. on's policies, said Tuesday that declaration by Buckley, one of Nixon's allies in the Senate. 66th Year, No. 180 SAM $75 PR. VODKA CLAY 12 YR. 100 £SCUIUW'? IV ISO"" respo nsible scientists doggedly across t he bomber's pa th at .ijor explosion, incredible speeds. trying for all it can get short of trail the mysterious objects. Middle East. ignatlon. tt;0..,,, 7 field, 19, of St. Mary's University, San Antonio, 'fez., swallowed 210 live goldfish to claim a world record now by a Communist chief, wants JronbXion as an unresolved tried to evade the UFO by slowing his plane, accelerating detente and all it promises. But "problem." UITh to maximum speed, changing Unlike many tipo dIthat costs a lot in terms of sur rendering opportunities to beaters who stretch tru th and altitude and turning, all with out reason, Friedman limits success. Finally, as the bomber be more disru pti ve tion shows that 39 Senators support Nixon's stand against quit. ting while Ii now favor his res- Henry 1 reasons why you much of anything. But then In February, 1969, Charles Win- term for the study of unjden- bomber visualized the object as like a regime bent on detente tilled flying objects or UFOs. a "very Intense white light wi th n one hoping to peep the wa- Al though the study was of- blue tint" that approached the t"is roiled In the most sensitive 1'11Y dismissed as a woe- plane from all sides at various strategic area of the world. Yet thiess pursuit five years ago by times, hover ed motionlessiy, in directions people who should know credit US, government Investigators, changed Moscow with wanting to avoid a Friedman and a few other stantaneously and zipped spect. Leonid I, Brezhnev, the for President Nixon's resigns- parents and a few conservative groups whose members thought the fad was just too silly for The Russians sound a In 1970, Friedman, 39, quit a science students at California '' The cockpit crew of the "Ufology" Is Friedman's West. not the it. 0 Nixon: No; Senators Split Quit; - in office, descite the surprise med his determination to stay _______________*r 1 ey: WASHINGTON (AP) - A too, and today bobby socks and saddle shoes Institute ct Technology. Pasadena,tearingdowna piano and stuffing all the pieces through an eight4nch hole in the record time of 10 minutes, the door and nobody could Charleston and the Suzy-Q. reach the phone. The King of Swing, Benny America enjoys faddi.cm. It Campus panty raids came Goodman, and his boys incited .specially was evident from the along, to display the daring of jitterbugging among the young1930s through the 1950s, but a undergrads who couldn't sters back in those days and few la ds lingered over in the hot attract attention any other way, sent many a young adult and and heavy '60s, mostly on high But they were so harmless that middle-aged man to the school and college campuses. alter a few months of good- chiropractor. So did HulaThere always are some adults, natur ed tolerance, the public Ilooping, which came along though, who never want to lost interest, later and made a millionaire forget their college days and Marathon dancing was a lad out of man who fashioned the use fads to take them ba ck of t he depression-ridden 1930s. first hoop just for some thing to along memory lane to Called walkathons, couples do. campus would stumble wearily around The goofy song craze revved The college ) the dance floor for hundr eds of up in the 1930s with tunes like started swallowing goldfish, h ours before dropping from ''Three little Fishes," ''Flat then guppies -. live, mind )(U exhaustion. The reards for l-'.*it Fltgie'' and ''Main)- and the fad spread to high sth)'i ng on)'ourfectwe re notall Doats and Dozy Doats." school campuses as well. The that great, but a few bucks in Grownups sang them along fishy diet didn't seem to affect ti. (lays would buy a few with the kids, for they were fun the swallowers heal th , so the in';tl, and helped to shrug off the fears nnli' r.ml .'i,nnImnIc (rf,,, when aliens the plane. Radar operators on Arabs know the United states microbes ologicallysuperiortoman (1w ground, alerted by the chn still hdsthekey. If there is to te mber crew, also tracked the th bo are boning all around ear tie economic development intl3e UFO. Arab world, the keys are in the Political problems was back in the kl poll taken after conservative Sen. James L Buckley called acamusfadforarndfar sUHstwiveM ' maiypr,at ofthe"4(andsftllarewfth uoun the nudist cult. But as is known the record for parties. runnir.gin thebulfsummonsup stuffing a booth was set by 22 There were new dance fa ds Bobby socks for a time even inem,,ries of other fads which undergraduates of St. Mary's everyfewyears.Sou th Carolina got thicker and were called spend 11 billion to send,a robot they saw the UFO either If the re Is to be peace, the spacecraft to hunt For Martian direc tly or on radarscopes in Moscow seems to have Telephone booth Buc 0 of American >outh, found _ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ . Moscow inzleed did all those man to limit his search for UFO for more than an hour in a over flight things, and that is precisely extraterrestrial life and In- circuitous why the Arabs are su.spi:ious. telligence to his own planet for Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas on the morning of July The Arabs are nati onalistic and the present. Nuclear physicist Stanton T. 17,1967. devoutly Islamic. They are Friedman suggested that ii All six members of the fearful of what they ha ve of Soviet sentiments in those doesn't make much sense to bomber crew told Investigators th,t. In those days a Plymouth Records. Copley NeWs Senrice they weren't really proving Convinced UFOs Are Real 'Memories coupe cost $643, a Studebaker depression never would end. But the fad didn't catch hold $660 and a Hudson $370. Fashions always have been Charades were a big deal linked to faddism, and the The bare truth is that nothingagain. published In Guinness' World By FRANK MACOMIIER words. At any rate, it died down wkn the fish eaters decided I The men in the Kremlin niust be asking why the Arabs didn't Stirs freeiorn, etc., etc. '- C- Buff :t--A::4:: g . - . :.t j •• • . t c .- I A they Somehow all from fl ezressions crowded of one kind or Negro dancers and it WII 1TTIA I _____ P4 _____ \ 1 t!H"AI Ill anot her - rebellion, boredom, into a regulation-sized phone caught on across the \IRlI Il1 t'xhibitionsim, the search for booth, but they couldn't close From it grew truckin', the 'WT / I gl, If '' In 0 quite like streaking ever has hit 'I .. .. s,ntnhj..1 on tims? Running I ..d'IJ 'fl - - heed them. Alter all, didn't the Sioviet Union arm Egypt and Syria' Didn't the Soviet Union build the Aan lEgh Darn for Egypt after the Americans refused to? Didn't the Soviet tinion back the Arabs in all they ask' Didn't the Soviet Union all - . . an aspiraaiong espouse - I I I Li) Wll.L.IAM I... RYAN AP Special Correspondent the SIIV1PI rfl i . Russians ,t d , ; Oil Crisis Zi., -_--------- Tuesday, March 19, 1974 , Tb.' is - . ,. , .i llisncr and chief electrical inspector Cecil - - .111 'I'c'l Is, io I , J. tL'1 P0 . SANFORD FIRE CHIEF INSPE'.'TS \Vi,tft )S IL..V/ J': . . Harriett said nearly 10 acreS; tt'vrt' t irnd , United First Florida [tault i directors elected C. Howard McNulty, president of the Florida State Rank of Sanford, as their president for the $ r, billion tending institutisln. At the saint' Tuesday meeting it was agreed to change the corporate name to Flagship Banks Inc. McNulty. 38, a law school graduate of the University of Florida will be the chief operating officer and second ranking executive in the holding company. 11w McNulty chain of banks formed the nucleus in the formation of First Florida Hancorporation, the holding om that merged June 30, tipan' l9'3 with Coiled Rankshares of I 1.m ti., lsic., to tunu United First Florida Banks Inc. But when the boom starts again, Vthlen said. contractors "will literally pick people up off the streets and put them to work in . 1, .' -'''''I';:'.: ii sir';''. teat lies t he usa ndat irs - " _ - - _-W-.__ m -. - -_ --I --- ---_. ______ --. retirement age of 65 in Jul', Flagship is the state's third holding company rant.ii',I h-ehind Southeast IL,sikiis, 5- ip., Miami and Rarnett lhi. s of Florida Inc. of Jat'ksonvillt' Sinatbk'rs de.cribed McNult as an agressive leader who has demonstrated his capability to meet the challenges of the present as well as the future." The holding compart', currently has 38 banks in 19 Prior to his - .o, lion, McNulty was executive %. t ,, president in charge of tho ompany 's Central Region .1:- p tesideiit he will mantain an oil in Miami. counties. largess trictans are getting jobs - Bankers Elect McNulty P resident Inc. because the better companies and elec. Hurst said problems are already decreasing, and that while they are still a "little leer)" about aluminumwire, the situation should unprove with experience and education however, Kimbrough and Vihlen refused to be mollified. Kimnbrouk'h 4as-ino to no' -- ............ Three - - -' - - :1. ) * bank acquisitions are pending approval and six charters have been filed for new banks. In addition to the name commuting an av . at e of three change, 28 directors were timises a week, bu. has no in reelected, and authorized an tentism of moving i Ut of the increase in the corporation's stock from eit,t million to Sanford area. 18,000,000 shares and adopted Fran Sinathers Jr., president an t-iiipluye stoth purchase plan and chief executive sdficer for effective Jan. I. United First was named The annual meeting of United t-hairmitan of the boaru and will , First was held at corporate remain the rankiag ('zecutivi' headquarters :n the Marine officer until Jut',' Smathers Rank Iluihuinc in Tamisa -. -__ 4)fIt £ - ' ; • ' (p44, '.1 I'PtQl)5 by 5.11 V,nccs,p C. (TOWARD M(' NUL1"i' To (lead Uni t ed First Florida � 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 19, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 19, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 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/7663d257eab1b1b4a73fbafd0203ffee.pdf 0a01a8e46757e1c6339642ea92e8ebb1 PDF Text Text t SHORT To Restore Veterans Day To Nov. I I RIBS -7 -rRAvEL 'TH 15 SLOWLY, _ E EAR-TH PEOPLE ARE HAVIN& EASY! :..' - Nixon Seeks Veterans Benefi t H ike WASHIN GTON (AP) President Nixon today ... 7 - - - benefits as part of a $136 billion legislative package for veterans. I - - sending to Capitol 11111 before his State of the Union address Wednesday night, The President said his administration is preparing legislation to grant the 24 million persons receiving veterans pensions the same type of automatic cost-of-living increases available to Social Security recipients. lie also said the veterans pension program should be restructured to assure that the neediest pensions will receive at least as much as adult welfare recipients. proposed cost-of-living Increases in veterans' pensions and an eight per cent boost in GI 7 - . - •. -., Nixon also urged that Congress restore Nov. 11 as Veterans Day, repealing part of a 1968 law which switch ed the holiday to the fourth Monday in October. - / - _________________________ 1 _______________ -- The proposals were contained in a special message to Congress, one of a series Nixon is ___•/ __________________ He said a record $6 million is being sought in Nixon said the eight per cent increase education benefitshe is seeking will supply an extra $200 million in aid for the more than two fiscal 1975 which begins next July 1 for hospital construction, and that his budget will provide funds to hire an additional 7,600 medical personnel and training allowances The increase is he said, "to keep pace with inflation." Legislation is pe nding in both House and Senatetoprovidefora 13.6percent increase, The President re po rted that the Veterans Administration is embarking on the greatest program of hospital construction in its history In addition to the m ed ical, education and pe nsion benefits, Nixon said America should "repay her debts to the men and and women who have served her well," by setting aside certain days to commemorate their service HE EAST WE CAN DO." GLASS SHOW 1i WE'RE ___ - -•-- ------ _____ __ kk aL WO DEAIJ-.'ILS AND collectors Vo all over the United 0 States flocked to SanfOrd fit Civic Center Saturday and Sunday for the second nual Depression Glass Show AM which attracted ),200 persons. This Ls the only such Z event in the state. (Related by Stoffel & Heimdahl BUGS BU N N Y - TAKE TI-tAT --- - MAS? DUTCH NE IS CHASIN' ME-... 'A e'iG %L I ___ Mediator - B JEAN PAVtFON ry Herald Staff Writer Hy John A15 -- '"' '-' ' __-' E 1 r GOES WITH wr ( \ YOUR OeT ONE tK ThAT. 6ur 3usr BUSINESS Is BUSINESS., —c\ --- ST L%KE I FlGUeD! ) 1/ 1 %ONDER IF BUTCH INTE NDED TO e'Lrr' ( UR.' ) 1/ -- ThE COAT0 2 — r ,-r--- --' EVER -'--- I ) REALLY ----_.-- - .---' ' N -- I g r"'t S a \.•_ I - 1 - -- • fl Iff & O '%Vie Sch3ae:ider by HEY, f1O(k) A*VT SOME SERVICE VtMAJ 1J=c)E7 LL it T-7601% B j ----- c~ ____ Doiae FRANK • \\ % rf / 1 A — '----- ~ 11-rAlr7 I I - I • ill - -fl ' - _____ '- f - S 5. - - V k - -- - Oil _ IF_' •SI i_ J' j 1 I YL4A / if I L ______ / ,z 11 4 1 Talk about over-reacting, look at our state legislature. They're Tallahassee with the hope of remo ving most of Florida fronx Daylight Sa ving Time (Instead of putting the pressure where it belongs - onto the various School Hoards throughout the state to change to a later starting time of schools) At a time when th is state Is most creasing, rather than 11TIpeftg the ow of tourists, they're with he of iou?t s "ws the rest of the nation would be especially true ~ ,U, airlines, trains, etc. And worse t If they should go ahead and make the change that means we'll have to stick with that decision for TWO VEARS! And even if we'd want to go to DST during the summer mon waythat it could be done, until the ex piration of 2 years. it's wrong for the legislature to even comider this move! Oil this %une subject, I had a niliSa an ning my, -if the parents don't want that little boy who rides school each li,iorning on Lake MaryNRoad,I'll be glad, to adopt him What she was referring to was that it was extremel fog this a m - And the )ou%MU ,ld t1 tnliet 01 GUANA 06% Let's re-enact a most com. inon movie scene in which ttw-chaplain steps up to the doomed prtsoner.... And he says "Spolaki do you have any last wish" "Yes, sir, I'd like to be at the Orlando Sports stadium tonight to see Smokin 'Joe belt the 'big mouth' right outth the ring!" For a guy who tries to Imprm us with his peat religious intentions All surel> did a good job at trying to incite whites against blacks during his interview on Saturda Wide World of Sports progra m. thought members would acce pt to some extent adversely at- Chief mediator William the contract. fected the running of the local Usery said he is confident the company. "Any time you have a strike, both sides and the general public suffers," said Burns union membership will vote to accept the settlement ham mered out late &lturda) He said specific terms of the pact worked out by federal mediators working with union and company negotiators will not be disclosed until the union membership vote is taken. But Usery said privisions indude "considerable changes on several points" that were rejected by union members in the company's last offer in Decemher. tJsery said he was confident Delegates from 11 union locals of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Other union officials have said they are full) supporting the new agreement In the Sanford area about 200 Workers (IBEW) will meet in workers are involved in the Sanford today to discuss a new agreement with Florida Power and Ught Co. to end a threemonth strike of 4,500 electrical workers, according to local u nion president I. j strike at both the power plant and the service center, said FP&I. manager in Sanford, Scott Burns. Union members will vote on the new contract no later than Thursday, said Bass. He would not comment on whe t her he He added there have been no acts of vandalism 83 a result of the strike in the Sanford area as they have had in the southern part of the state. "I think our boys should be commended for this," said Burns. A negotiator for the IDEW, W.A. Geschke, commented, "We're recommending the agr ee ment whole heartedly." Burns said he has had no official notification of IBEW proceedings and is at a loss to say whether strikers will accept the new contract. He co nfirmed the str ike has the agreement would be accept act We want to and pee ed by the IBEW membership. industrial relations now and in- I would certamni) hope that the workers would ratify it because it's the vex' best settle- sure industrial peace—that would mean working at not having an more strikes," For tner said ment that could be worked The core of contention had been the status of 1 unl&n members the company says participated in acts of vandallism against FP&L property. out," User) said 'I'se been volved in a lot of national disputes and some difficult ones, and I can say that this was a very difficult one." company wanted to spend or discipline the worker s. while the union insisted Ill.,! there should be no action taktm until they were found guilty wrongdoing. Thomas Fortner. FP&1, director of labor relations, said the agreement could lead to "a very smooth transition" to normai operations, - Longwoo _______ I To Rees a \ - n e.a it '; -- - \ . - . _________ - ' ..I !' ANNUAL JAYCEE i l* • in i c l's By DONNA ES'I'E.S The commissioners were At the same tune the city in another city-county Joint Herald Staff Writer unable to estimate the time officials said the), will be project, ill on invited city Count) Commissioners and necessary to put the project to gathering information on officials to attend a work Longwood City Councilmen this td and reopen the facility whether the city should expand session at 9:45 a m Tuesday to morning agreed to speedily They said within the week, municipal offices in conjunction discuss the possibility of piping pursure Information from both ho wever, County Sanitarian Val with the county work on the drainage water thro ug h the levels of go vernment to put Robbins will ha ve estimates on building state ditch running from SR 434 space needs for the operation back In operating condition Assistant Count) Attorney to Fairy Lake Drummond said Renovations to turn the is- Robbins said, currentl Heal th Howard Marsee said the state has acquired right-ofnurses year-old clinic building into a Department are agreement has to be reached on way for the ditch and the piping city hall annex began 30 days operating in South Seminole major provisions of a lease with might be accomplished through ago From their automobiles. the city property a joint county-c ityeffort New councilmen, Don Schrei ner along with veteran councilman, E.E. Williamson, announced they would return the building toI1ea1th Department use when they assumed office tlusmonth. However, lame duck coun cilmen within days after the city election in December accepted a bid from Harris Construction Co. and ordered renovations to proceed Vt Count> Commissioners John Kimbrough, Greg Drummond anti Slike Hattaway told Schreiner. Mrs. Lormann and i Williams this morning they are prepared to put the building back In operating condition for SEW a a ca Department fac il ity •,,.5 f 'I and are completing applications for Hill-Burton Funds I Federal) to expand the building. y, y A E~AR nf1 e, / a i`r' LjG4;' i T~~ (* 1HE MIIQKS Aft-M TFJJD FOP, A CHAMGE I A. Spolski - Vincent Jr 41 8 - - Of Union OK 0% tu _4I\ - - Confident r®a,t ,r7N~ _' I/I WITHA5NOWSALL, FRtNC. Photo by Bill , NERE'S ,A LOVE LYGAEMNT I INTeREST YOU IN photos page 2A) (Herald Monday, January 28 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771 MthYear No 136 -Price 10 Cents AWARDS SANFORD SEMINOLE Jaycees presented awards Saturday night at the local chapter's annual Distinguished Service Awards Banquet at the Ca v alier Restaurant Dr. George Starke, left, received the humanitarian Award and City Commissioner Gordon Meyer, right, received (tie Good Government Award. Photos of other award winners on page 2A. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent) Newspaper Claims 1 -. -.;•_ Aide Cashed Gurney Check JACKSONVILIX, Fla. (All) aide Jim Groot for land in- behalf during 1971-73 in return Sen. Edward Gurney's fund vestment pu`;~ses. for promised favors from the raker , Lirr Williams rp Tile Tunes Union article on suii'r s offiu' in aardin' ntly cashed a personal $10,000 (gurneys finances followed a Federal Housing Administhis check from the Florida senator newspaper audit of the sena woman barely saw him in intended for deposit, the Flori- tor's rmrds. Gurney had inGurney. under fire for Wiltime...and... da Times-Union reported in v,ted the paper to make the in- liam's fund-raising activities, Why in the name of common Sunday's editions. vestigation, has denied knowledge of any flsense would a parent even give Gurney "appeared shocked legal activities. consideration to permitting a and then angered" when told Williams, ho has been in The Florida Times Union child ol theirs to attempt to ride that thecheck was presumably dicted by a federal grand jury, said th e check apparentl> Utrbiketoshnlnad like r a ther tfl placed In is Oxnirds president and castd by WIllianth today the auount of a hind n (iUfflC) said the check as to dorsed by him on Jul)-25, with a --vestment compin> called Ox pay fcr legal and personal ex- license number and address on nard, the Jacksonville penses of the corporation The the back at the South Orlando Don't have enough space left paper said check, dra w n Qfl the senator's Fit Nation ii Bank tod a y's column, but Gurney laid a pre umfer i personal account at the Corn tomorrow, I'll be happy to ence Dec. 6 in Jacksonville that mercizil Bank of Winter Park, The check was marked share my views with you on he gave the check to Williams was dated July 24, M2. - Index Areadeaths .2A Bridge . . ........ .. 6A Calendar ......... -5A Classifiedads. .34B Comics ................. Crossword puzzle 6A Dear Abby Dr. Crane 6A Editorial comment 4A 7A horoscope 6A Hospi tal M Public notices SA Society . 6A , , -- ART BRIGHTENS COURTHOUSE S\NOR1) SMINOI4F Ar t Association ine'iibu eii' bu to hanging 85 paintings in the Seminole Counts Courthouse The irtor is part of the local group's on-loan exhibit. Above, Mrs. Bervie DvaI ____ �I. I ~ ~, 1. 2A-The Sanford Herald -.-- I -, I . .- - - 1. 1. - - .. . . . ~ I . .. I __ _- --- - 11 . ~- ..- __________________________ - 11 I I ~ I _1_;.~ -- -.____1_.___"~~=a-- I-----.-_ ---- - - . - - . . . - 4.-- -, I -.- __ .I- It Y,. Monday: Jan. 28,1974-3A •••.• _____ -- - : a--- -cj ( _ • ____ _________ .. \ Rationing: L.1- Spr ing ib Poss -1R1111L 111&& AW ility I W_ _ WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal energy chief William "would certainly favor some abroad can deduct most of the Gasoline rationing may be E. Simon said the February iii. action to keep gasoline from taxes they pa to foreign gob. necessary by spring unless the locations to utilities will affect going any higher." ernments from US. taxes due. Arab nations resume oil 148 utilities in 39 states, pri no cc energy related develIn another development Sun thlpments to the United Stales, manly on the east and west day, Sen Walter F Mondale, I)- opmcnts says Sen. henry M. Jackson, coasts. -Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, I)Minn., said a new Treasury who headed three days f Actual fuel deliveries Conn., said on the WAIIC-TV ex- Department report shows that energy crisis hearings last pected tobe about five per cent American oil companies used "Eyewitness News Conweek. less than in February 1973, FEo the foreign-tax credit to cut ference" In New York that the Meanwhile, the Federal spokesmen said, because some their 1971 U.S. taxes by 75 per oil companies should be Energy Office urged utilities to utilities have switched to coal cent. regulated in the same manner cut power use by five per cent or other methods of generating as public utilities, i! not acbelow normal next month, Simply by taking advantage tually power. transformed into The allocations, FEO said, of the credits system, he said, utilities. The request came Sunday in are designed to provide for 95 oil companies t,it their taxes -The Saudi Arabian oil mmthe announcement of residual per cent of February needs plus due to the United States from ister, Ahmed Zaki Yamani, said fuel allocations for utilities, to provide least a 12.6y in. $3.2 billion to $788 million, he King Faisal is considering t r cf 'ii !, M rb I wh'rh the FT70 i;rt wfl N utiin -U(Ii 11 prir i wce thcm to IrCL abuul per cent U'dcr Internal Revenue of conc*rn over 'nternational 4 rte w: L February. -. Jackson indicated Sunday president of the American Petmat gasoline raUoning may be rOIeUtn.lnsutute, said he would necessary bythe second quar. oppose gasoline rationing exNational ten of the year. cept as a last resort. "I don't think there's much Ikand also said he does hot expect gasoline prices to reach doubt about it unless there some developments O%FS4 as the $1-a-gallon level some have which indicate that we will get predicted. extra crude material,- the House Minority Leader John Washington Democrat said on J. Rhodes of Arizona, appearthie CBS program -Face the Ing on the ABC program "IsNation." sues and Answers" said he PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Al') Demonstrators hurled eggs and tomatoes at presidential adviser Melvin R. Laird when lie arrived with Vice President Gerald It. Ford to receive a humanitarian award. Neither Laird, former secretary of defense, nor Ford was hit by approximately 15 eggs, tomatoes and other objects thrown by about a dozen of the estimated ISO demonIII . .1. II!. '-'4 '" IbidenceCollegecamp S. irdand Ford expred flO -,, reaction to the Incident and did not mention It later in -.--i — speeches. i ____________ '..'____________ —. _______ "'' 4 ' . - ___ -, - ____ :r . . __ 1 " LI' AW ARDS FRO M SanfordSeminole Jaycees Saturday were Eu.nice RECEIVIN - G I , Alexander, Outstanding Young Educator (at - - .. ,-:,-: "' dS -' left, shown with Jaycee president Vic Gischler Rev. G. Blair McGarvey, S. 0. "Oz" Dorminev' Memorial Award, center above, and I ,,i11iam i am Robbins right, SernmOie Sheriff's Lt. Will Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Off icer of the year. Other award winners at the u d I) inquet are I ),'-tuIgtiI'l1(d shown on page IA. ! Viiiit) b • . Jaycee . - • .. -. lllbibt7 L Ii Area Council Meetings . r- t I STAN BROCK VIEWS ZOO SITE Demonstrators Hurl Eggs 111M Zoological Park executive director Al 11ozon 1 , - ......:.,.. right plans for flCW 700 on I,.ake 1 4 for Stan Brock and his associate Lois Leyh during (1('tails Seminole Zoological Society's Monroe near construction site tour. Brock, foriner co-star of the television series "Wild Kingdom," has ,,I home near Clerniont and has just finished two months filming in South America. Brock termed the new zoo site '1d(al" and agreed to speak throughout the area and to help with fund raising efforts. '"" " t.g I*I%3 £ LI By KC BtIjJ ....: ____ VA Recognizes Soldier a :-.. 8 fl',: 1 i 6 ers Seek - V Outip ponve - , _____ ____ _ &% Dow C- • )i•. 101 it us'. ttr. w'. IL , I, II)', uf't',i - IV - " 4 ,, Revlon %Ih W Dr,. r-1 W. ' ' 44 n fl, ' ,.-,• , Ftvd 1$ 4OU'ICO 41 tr Bith o.t fla G*l toOth It'. It 14 14 14 W. - , , , ,, $1 14 It oil Cal ' c'•u - MM Farr,were told two weeks ago Farr, to gather imire detailed in. on the I)rtJPtd acre single family home subdi. yision off SR 427 along 1ledfrd Road. - i, ,,. 't "."r 7$ rio mander, past commander of Seminole Chapter 30, and member of state executive cormnitteø of DAV and present I FFuneral Notice ' Us FTr VISITORS EYE GLASS DISPLAYS I is ILASS mass-produced in the 20's1 30's and early 40'c has recently uome into its own with de:i!c'r, and colkctr, searching out i'are ]i la'.c found popu1arit ' the so-called U' pt 1on Ghidemonstrated Saturday and Sunday with he success of the show field 11 - a! the Sanford Civic (enter. Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) . UMC o I7. tp m. W. Od WhO d1 hrl(j at 9 t Oil rAl :' UITE. jOHN J. r ur al Maili for John J, Tvile. 53, of 112 : : : SurvIAV, '' pieet tiai i. ;. "4 74' P4 p4, Int t*T 4 74i 7 We WrI Ci P's fl'i fl to'. st ' 24,10 !-nPs *.,s D. *t(t1p yefav 74 74 , . 11 I!) 'L p lit. 11 II$4 will tie — ursdAy. ill Ch Ft oIlciaIin Ros a ry u1: tir riciId Funeral I4cnn At 7:30 pm, Weonetiay 8urt in All Souft Cernettfir. Brisson utilities to 48 acre tract outside the city. . elopment Corp., including . Jomer county planner David lie llS Sixth District (orn. 14 I êls I r' ~. - "N • Zn"I'tt . LOA I 4 7. - .- - _ :. "_;, ryj.%111~~fi-~~!." - >! * F k 4'. '- 1*11,11;_~ I . '>, "" — — v,.,,$. ,1 . '* Cl 1100 IV1CIfl ."..-'-"1 '.-t\- ',' •?,• •, _6 -." -. '-:-. . ''..-' ... 4-; ';3;'ç" - -----.'.- _i.•' . .I t — STAR FRESH ' " ç. C 38 . . j ' THRIFT 11 A, 39. . . ASSORTED COLORS . . 1 . ' -. BRUSH lcvt i,~,~ — LIMIT ONE TOILET BOWL 'V IM :j "' - c 18 PEG lIMIT 7 TAPE* ' .1-3 INCH 1500 INCHES LONG '/ '1- -' PEG 54 AIR FRESHENER .;J C 7' PEG 26' ,_;il .18 4- I— ' '.4 '',,,'_,4è* ; -: ':-, :r 4 'r. ;. -.-..' A %pP1JI, ,, , ':',V.- jMI1.',' -. d 1'1 '-;'j ".; .'.,. ' ':,."-"; " s' "r ., •,-_.c,. - .1 4 p a inougn i am ;.1'v .1-/ V f 1:i'i.i,Ja .TTIrT' •'I_.L ,,,.s'.,., J -. -,&-•-:.-.': ..-, while uiiuuuiuiier W•[ not too critical of preliminary plans (or the 125,000 to $30,000 J residential area, the,, balked at developer's clamts an eight acre plot aeruis the road must 'be developed commercially to make the entire package economni',l Newburgh last summer contracted with Sanford to supply sewer and water service not to exceed 89.00 gallons per day after failing to fliin . — '' on v ----n ' the board will hear a report by ('omiiiLcslener Sid VihIen Jr. on the state's scer and %ater district laws, Viblen 5 project commission. er for the county's study on pos. ..a.. 1 IMU LflhU water utilities In the un incorporated areas.; County commissioners' agenda, inn, 2l. 1974. 9:.1t) am. Reports: Road superin. tendent and county engineer. Com is sioner Vi h len's report lR' ('oun'y sewer and m water districting under Florida statutes, Chapter 35353. Seminole Community Action Funding Request. County planner's renort Fe: ' limits on SR 427. (Newburg Development Corp. ('ont'd Petition to Vacate & Abandon unnamed R-W in Spring hammock. (Moore); (Cont'd Application for Extension to water—&sewerservli sewer - areas for Luke Monroe Utilities; (Cont'd) I; ...a •.w...b ': -.' .'-. , : 'i' '; i;.:- , - - I.' "- i -.*'. '. .'/ ' u ..-. . 4 .. . • -- 'ç.i,, ,i t , ,,_. - - _.,,'• ,_ I;.. .: k" - P't."". .- i..: :," _ .:', ''.''/L,4 ,-,m '. 11 I i .. . .:.r -'•';'z — F!! ~',,,:'. - , , 7 *"I -0 pm j .....a 136,000 a year salary. Other judges art' also under• paid, he said in an interview, want to get the real quality of justice that the people are entitled to," he said. 'Even • - Develooment Corp.); (Cont'd) reason for his retirement was at all *in anything, you're Rezone from A-1 Agriculture to that he could receive $31,942 in supixised to have a connirt of R-1A Residential. property 14 retirement pay compared ith interest " "J . e V., • ..4" . or justice to serve as an officer, ing what constituted a conflict. director, manager, adviser or "I can't conceive that anv employe of an business judge would feel he b3d an Judges may Invest In such conflict of interest, for instance first bus service in county things as real estate or engage if he had 10 shares of General ptiblic hearing, 7:00 p.m. in any other paying activity but Motors stock and there was ,I (Coflt'd) rezone from A-i must disquilif themselves suit against General Motors Agriculture to C-1 Retail Coin- from any c -olving their Carlton said. "That sounds a mertlal, property approxl business intertst little bit farfetched bu' it is inately, 1 4 milesouth of Sanford Carlton, who will leave the getting to tht,point where if you Sanford IL U :''..i.("'- *- Representativesof Newburgh American Legion. and 40&8 ckwil ' - eran of WWII, meriber of I Disabled ArmIrjc'ar' Veterans O" 1.co4tPap eor : 194 lilt St 11094 - , RCA "I .., .. .. 4,. Home Zoning neatul'r) het'ause (tie property Supporters of a lIS-hoint', lo to middle income subdivision % as not close enough to the city. Fart, now an independent south of the Sanford city limits nI nning consultant, was Wred %kill "try. try again" for -. a,,rezoning TuLda) night before o Sanford as its cit) planner :& , ininole County Cotntilis.sion. four months after city com- : I ... • - .1 ~ t7~-_ ---~~= ,-- ,I,~ __ - __~ _. "" - 'p., .itrir.r., na. (An Develo ': -- - , '. * leaving, I wiii ao — Retiring Chief Justice Vas- everything I can to see that sar Carlton of the Florida Su. judges are adequately com• preme Court says new restric- pensated. tions on outside income for "It's a tough deal for these judges are too severe and go judges to do the things they beyond the bounds of reason. have to do as a judge and Live on The Supreme Court with the salary they get and educate Carlton's concurrence adopted their children and so forth." stricter regulations on outside Carlton sa id he agreed that income last August. there should be conflict of in. The regulations proposed by terest regulations but that the the Florida Bar forbid a judge problem came about In decid Area Deaths , ':'i ' ' ,, ' :' s'-' Limits 'Unreasonable' 'I . ": 1r(..::",\ - -_ _________ -SH) i)ç Carlton Says Income ____________________________________________________________ - - • 1 - 'f 1-,0-`,3!`.; 7%J ----____ F ;;",-:/ Tampa, says his elections com- ing entrance fees with dealers. owners passed the Senate last rnittee is working on a bill to put requiring public officials to dis. year, but was dropped when dirty tncksters out of the close interests in trusts and re- several pieces of legislation business of spoiling state politi. pealing a law banning advertis- dealing with mobile homes cal campaigns. ing of prescription drugs were were consolidated by the Martinez hoped to put the bill also to conic before Senate House. together in a meeting today if the special session of the legi.,, lature doesn't interfere. Lawmakers assembling in the capitol (or regular corn. mittee work have been called f/• II,.. I A4 ,, I tutu special session luesaay t t 't.it i -- a r" ';.".?'f the Eastern zone of Florida A 17-year-old Orlando youth Broward C. Mathers of Atfrom Daylight Sa ving Time. died in a freak traffic accident lanta, Ga., was killed Sunday Martinez called his com- in Fern Park Saturday, the when he lost control of his car mittee's proposed bill a code of Florida Highway Patrol and it turned over on a highway ethics for candidates. reported today. in Wakulla County. "This Is an attemnt to iail. JeIferv Mart. 2819 A nedestrian. M.C. McCrav. U dress ourselves to the moral as. Rockinghani Circle, Orlando, age and address unknown, was pects of campaigning with re- was thrown from the rear of a killed Sunday when he was hit gard to dirty tricks, misleading pickup truck at Princess Gate by a car four miles east of ads and things of that nature," Boulevard, Fern Park, Trooper Quincy in Gadsden County. he said. Richard Shatter reported. Richard Rivers, 76, of Fort The elections chairman said. Shaffer said the youth was Myers, was killed in a two-car For a clean politician Like I standing on the tailgate of the crash four miles south of t115 " am, it's hard to conceive truck when it turned a corner, hometown Friday night. things that are dirty." throwing him onto the John Henry Steele, 73, of Barpavement and causing fatal tow, was killed Friday when he stepped into the path of a car on He said the bill would prohibit head injuries. A [)eLiind Highway Patrol State Road 555 three miles behavior such as the letters distributed by Donald Segretti spokesman said today the name north of Bartow. in the 1972 Florida presidential of the driver of the truck was A Miami construction worker primary charging Sens. Henry not available. ns died in Hallandale Saturday At least ten other perso Jackson, 1)-Wash., and Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn,, indulged w ere killed in weekend traffic when hit by a truck at a construction site. His name was in sexual misconduct. The let- accidents across the state. A head-on collision on a rain- withheld pending notification of ters were on stationery of Sen. slick road in Okaloosa County next of kin. Edmund Muskie, 1)-Maine. on took the lives of Jackie Douglas Segretti is serving a pris term for violating federal la w. Jr., 20, and Keith Kaczmarek, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said 19, officer said. Both youths in an opinion last week that the were from Fort Walton Beach. dirty tricks were not covered by The patrol gave the following Florida election laws details of other a cciden ts: I __ V. - 'tilt Bible Casselberry ,"!i, TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (At') hills prohibiting mobile home COiiuflittee.s. Rep. Elvin Martinez, I). home park owners from splittThe bill on mobile home park Il.JflL,TT LU LAVIIIJI - . 11 '.. Fern Park iAccident Winter Springs Longwood I Candidate Ethics Bill Due Altamonte News Briefs / -. ' ;. -, g io 9 - ¶, - ~__,~ - - 0 Jaques' appointment of permit to park a 12-by-SO-foot statements for the 11ist three i Matthew Matlock, former trailer at the rear of the school month, of 1973; authorization to Thornton, Colo., police chief. office building at 202 Corn. go to bid on a pickup truck for 6 - , ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - A mosquito control programsThe police committee of mercial Street. public hearing and adoption of Councilmen Don Schreiner and School Supt. William layer appointments to the Board of an ordinance annexing the June Lormarin are expected to said the trailer will be used for Adjustment and appointment of controversial Ronnie 1)rive recomrnieni a selection of three office :pace fur a newly created a CALNO representative. property, the first block inside candidates for the post tonight. data processing department. Dates will be set for public Briarwood subdivision, is In voting against Matlock last Commissioners will consider hearing3 on two rejolutions: ..scheduled for the 4:30 p.m. city week, both Schreinera nd setting a March 11 public one to establish a basis for council meejing Ttiesday. Lonnann noted Matlock Is not hearing to consider annexing participation within the city as The ordInan..e setting a certified In Florida and would four lots on South Sanford to all paving projects and zoning for office building have to take state required AvenuesouthofflibLscus Drive. another on a petition by a construction is scheduled for educattan "nurses before he property owner for annexation _____— adoption at a later date, into Inc city. could be certified. During earlier public Also expected at tonight's Council will discuss during a hea rings on the annexation and meeting Is action on ordinances work session, following the zoning subdivision residents repealing the Jaques' $10,000 WINTER SPRINGS — A re- regular meeting, recom_____ north of SR 436, with the ex- annual salary and 'expanded port from architect Bob Koch mnendatlons from the Southeast Plan Brings Headaches ception of the property owners powers given him by ordinance on the proposed new city hail. First National Bank and the NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) A plan to verify we lf are involved in the annexation, last spring, police and fire sta tion complex Comnhonk on data processing eligibility by having recipients personally pick up next strongly opposed the move. The meeting agenda also tops the agenda for tonight's for the utility department. month's checks has become a headache for officrnb and a County Commissioner Mike includes a request for an- 7:30 city council meeting. rallying point for welfare rightists. Early this month, flatt.away also protested the nexatlon on Longwood hills AGENDA: Koch has recommended State Welfare Commissioner Fred Friend announced action se veral times. Road, request to permit several alterna te plans for the plans for eligibility checks of Tennessee's 191,30 Also on the Tuesday agenda operation of a health spa in the municipal building to cut initial 7:00 p.m. Puhiic hearingrecipients of Aid to Families With Dependent Children arc public hearings on an- Shaw home in the historical costs by constructing the Ordinance 8. (AFDC). Since then, the Nashville Welfare Mothers has nexation and zoning of the district, acceptance Minutes-11-2&73 of facility in phases. filed a class action suit In federal court seeking to hock Hamilton tract north of Trout Highland Hills subdivision and The city last weed was Financial statements the plan. It Is pending. Lake, to Industrial. consideration of zoning board notified by Michael Alexatos, l03l73 An ordinance authorizing a vacancies, 11.aOowner of the property on which $123,000 sewer construction Ile terms 12-31-73 Interpretation Disputed on thepolicetrailerlslocated,that Wan from the Southeast First the zoning board have expired the mobile office must he Appointments to Board of ST. LOWS, Mo. (AP) -A dispute over how literally the National Bank at Maitland 15 Including those currently held moved since a buyer has intli. Adjustment hi Bible should be Interpreted is stirring controversy in the expected to be adopted by by Robert Hammond, James cated interest in the land ad. Appoint representative to 3-million-member Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. councilmen. The loan to be Brown and J.R. Granl CALNO jacent to the city hail office. Nearly all the faculty and more than hall the students at repaid from sewer connection _________________ Alezatos, according to Mayor Authorization to go to bid on Concordia Seminary here have boycotted classes for a fees, was necessary when bids pickup truck for fogging Roy McClajn, has offered th week to protest the suspension of the school's president, for the sewer lines for the north city use of another site 'or the Ifl8Chifle Sanford the Rev. Dr. John H. Tletjen. in a spot su ey Sunday by' ride sanitary district came in t date for public hearing on police office. The Associated Press, 11 o(2O Lutheran minjs .s said Dr. over consulting $100,000 Rtsolutlon 238 j Also on the agenda for the I Tletjen should not ha ve been suspended. engineer Bill Palm's con- Sanford city commissioners meeting Is action on zoning . Set date for public hearing on wlllcons1derarequtat their 7 board recommendation, ResolutIon 239 p.m. meeting tonight at city changes in the animal control WORK SESSION: halltodoseandvacatecypres. ordinance, and second reading Miss MacDonald's paving WASHINGTON (AP) — After nearly )O years the Avenue between First and of ordinances establishing ssment asse 11 Veterans Administration is officially recognizing Second Streets, annexation fees and adopting W Data processing proposals Nicholas Cleunmons as a soldier in the Revolutionary The request, made by the code of ordinances. Request from Public Works War. (lemmons, who cooked for Gen. George LONG WOOD. Councilmen at representatives of Ro bert . Council is expected to take mower Washington, will 'rnw be eligible for a free tombstone 7:30 tonight are expected to Pentland Jr., owner of all action on Councilman Troy Poo because of the decision, recommend a selection of property on the west side of this Piland's recommenda tion that Request abandonment of utility easement from Mr. Lusk. candidates to Mayor Eugene block of Cypress, has been the city join the East Central _________________________ Jaques for appointment of a endorsed by Cooperating Florida Regional Planning Impeachment Could Hurt new police chief. Parishes Inc., owners of Bi'am Council. ~ Wrongdoing The department Towers, has been who would re ceive half _____________ SMILING SHOW SPONSORS WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe without a chief since Wesley of the present right-of-way if says an Impeachment move against President Nixon, OBVIOUSLY HAPPY over the success of the Dowell resigned a week ago thestreetisckxwdandvacated. particularly a bitter, partisan one, would tear the nation Depression Glass Show, which they sponsored effective Jan. 31, but took acReiected' Commiasioners will also apart. Already, he says, it's having a serious economic el for the second year are promoters, Mr. and creed vacation time during his consider a Bram Towers effect on the country. Meanwhile, House Minority Leader TALLMIASSEE, Flu. (At') notice, request that curbing be In. Mrs. Edison A. M)ers of Brannon Road, CASSEUIE14RY -Tonight's John J. Rhodes of Arizona ha.s called for an end ' Last week the council, stalled by the city on the west city council meeting will Stall — An anonymous letter accuàwith Sanford. Watergate hearings unless there is a good reason to contrig four Supreme Court ustices Chairman E.E. Williamson side cii Pine Avenue between at7:30p.m.-a half hour earlier of tinue them. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) receiving bribes from race hospitalized, deadlocked 2-2 on First and Second Streets, than usual-with a public UIICk has been "re • _______________________________________________________ Other agenda Items include hearing on an ordinance that jected asowners _______ Irresponsible" AIM= by the consideration of a contract with would annex Florida Standard Florida Judicial QuallfIcatloi ____________________________ __________ LLJ __ Gutmnann, Dragash arid Matz land Co. property. ___ The 52.2 Commission. Noon Stocks Architects Inc. for design of a acre tract is a proposed •-"The in vest igation of this let$42,000 addition to Gen. Sanford shopping plaza site south of the NEW '' ter and its source is terminated ""-' H4 _.u' •-. L. LILt Mptnnriil I ih,'..,.., uiii v,... ...... rut i )UlJUIUL npuruIienI.s, •• '"us7 Last HW .'t Co . :and thy, file on this Mellon Park, and a district 11w council agenda also ' 4' 1 ZVI the commission said in Am Althn I r4 Ire 91 % Kre" S school board request for a clude3 a report on city financial -1 ~' - _ I - 1314 W I "t V r z;~M ___ - The commission said no wit i 7 ___________ i,,, ,o. . . Soh nesses had supported the - _. — -charges and an investigation to is ~ . ",I more than six months found no '" '. spportin eiderv' "' JOHN J. lUTE fr; golden rodent of Dugout 393 . - .— -__________ -Em ~_ s -i ;: Z;~k _ — lu D'iff Ind At 77VI )7 V1 "it hab'U0 41", 4014 41'. Survivors include his wife, John J Iwte, 53, of 732 Mrs Stacy luite Sanford 1 o.'ncovp n. '-----' • •_ .-- • Me " "A ?11' (7herokeo Cir., Sanford, died .sons, Richardand Everett, both lit% MOM I _.___ - -_ - . _ " I '", r'-f mf lit I M 111'% Linda) Inurnnig in an Urlando of Sanford; h4 o sisters; and two — ' T!tsrT.1! Fw_li-:,J . I . . 11 tn I48 Coca Cat 1711.0 1)(116 WE "ill 0.0 It's U14 U11 hospital. Born in Staten Island, brothers. tz *A --.rbi~)WUI Cwnw Ed --I We 29 29 polafod 101 O's 1114 1111, , N.Y.. he lived in Sanford for __M_ PTT TV ' = I d AN.V -Imm BrLwn Funeral Home 11 ~ ~ - OPEN DAILY , dplpmmm~ __~_. , % groups calling for a change. The federal DST law allows legislatures in states In two time zones to exempt one pertion of the sta te from DST and put all the state on uniform in early morning traffic acci. scheduled to be in Tallahassee time. dents, Many school districts moved for legislative meetings, and I The Cabinet was to hold a am confident they can ac- classroom opening hours up 30 special meeting to examine comnplish this single action in minutes after DST went into such questions as how soon prompt order with little effect and a return to Eastern clocks may be turned back in disruption of their regular Standard Time would require the Eastern Time zone and committee work," Askew said rescheduling classes and bus what action should be taken for in a statement Saturday. routes. the nine counties which must Since DST went into effect It also would require some remain on Central Daylight nationwide Jan. 6 as an energy rescheduling of business hours Time, conservation measure, the such as stock brokers' offices Legislators gathering for Florida highway Patrol has whose operations are tied to the committee meetings aIm iere reported deaths of eight school New York market. expected to examine whether a children in early morning "Any amount of disruption in special legisla tive session Gov. traffic accidents compared commer ce would be small inReubin Askew scheduled for with two for the comparable deed when compared to the life Tuesday should examine other three weeks last sear, of even a single child whose matters sulu as revising FioriPressure for Askew to act to death could be attributed to a cia's tougn Oil spill Law, end LIST has been growing . WI tOOCatiY start ci nut or ncr Saturda y when he announced legislators, parents and teacher school day," Askew said. t. ______ , 'l'AILAHA&SEE, Ha. APi the spec:ial ses:io!i, Askew said State officials begin today it would be confined solely to working out de tails to remove the DST question as it applies to most of Florida from Daylight the Eastern zone where 94 of Saving Time following the every 100 Floridians live. deaths of eight school children "Members are already — ___________ _____ — .9f ) I ; ;4 fr. :14 I.I ~ it -41% -'.- Lz- '', To Repeal DST - IZ-. Iv**r . !: I I I -_ -~ - r __ .y:.___. - -._.. . ---__T.I _._ , I _ ~~ ~__ ~_~.,_ __ __ . __ _~ -.-_ ____.I - =.. -, cfta -I 'll am ,.t 1 --.--- . ---.,%-* -,*- -.1 ___ F _ _ I :_= ~_. . 7."-f_f . . 1 z:1_ A Meets Legis lature Resume Gasoline _. -, Monday, Jan. 26, 1974 Shipments ~ ~ I? .~ . 'r-- -, The Sanford Herald Unless . - W__ "Right nofl, if I cant cia any. thing but be a judge, which looks like is pretty close to the conditions that we are being put in ... it just makes it hard on a marl if he is a poor man" 144 4••..-- 4... 7 .. .. • - ._. .s•.-. • .,.. . .. ,. , ... ;...-,_ .,.t•..,.. , (' .' ., , ; '.' V; . ;- -. ":;"! i' 1 I %I' -' li .1,.. (' .-'t. ..- - 1"- .L_. .I;i' !,Y;"' ,,j,i.".3 r-- .'. - ,.• Application to increase number of customers for water service iiullet Lake Water Associa. tl('ni; Application for Dredge & Fill Permit in St. Johns Ranch (Thompson); Estates. Application for I)redge & Fill Permit on property on Mango St., near SR 419. (Yates) and to Amendment Arbor Ordinance. Staff and commissioner's renorts. ,.) It .v .. ':. -'. ... IL, .'f•P ,..,,"3,J, ;. -. .',,i• .: ' ,%,,' • I7,1 -. C •, ...... qt I - -'- -. -. .--' .. •_-_• . - "- - .. • '-F . '.. I -.-=--'._---t -- •. -'. :• • •----.. .•-•:.'.u,'•-.-=-' Y, ' -- • .--.- • . - -- �---_...------. - -.-, 4A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Jan. 28, 1974 Candor Plan Biggest Failure? - Did Journalists Miny of th TELEPHONE 831.9993 SANFORD. FLA.3fl71 WALTER A. GIELOW, Editor and Pub$jher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Aisociate Publisher General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Asso,iate Editor WINIFREDFGIELOW Menacing Editor Cc.ptrofler BOB LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON City Editor ClrcuIaton Manager JRICHARDS ROYGREEN Sports Editor Athertisinq Manager JANECASSELBERRY CHARLE5HAyS Courty Editor Mechanical Supt RALPHHAYS DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RAYSTEVENS Worst Since War Press Room Foreman Economic Troubles Plague Britain BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES SScWnk $14 206Months HomeDetivery By Mail In Florida The crisis In Britain Is easily compared to the days of the German blitz. In a sense, though, It (a worse, The British during World War II set a stirring example of a nation united In its determination to survive. The cc*'ntry today is torn In bitter dispute over who is to blame for Its economic trc'jbles at'1 what should be done about them. Thereisnoquestionthatcoaland railroad unions have diplayed a crass public-be-damned attitude In choosing the height of a wintertime fuel shortage for their strikes and slowdowns. The logic hehlnd their action has been hard to grasp. They apparently feel their countrymen are willing to endure cold and darkness for the sake of convincing $24OMonfh 578 40) Year Same As Home Delivery AflO1herM,l 1? 70Month 6Month%S)670 l7mos 53240 S Potl Regu's!'c!' prcite that alt mail subscrlptcns paid n tered as s.cond class matter August 27. 190$ at the Post Uthce of Sanford. F!orith 377fl Nopart of any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the pubtisher of The Herald Any individual c firm responsible for uCh rCptOduct*On *111 be conssdered as infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be heldt,abte for damage under the lab', Published daly and Sundays. cicept Saturday The Ht"alcf is a member of the Aoci4ted Press whh enttledec1usively toihe use for reproduction of all the local news printed in ths newsp4per the government that its wage eontrols should be more lenient at a time when prices are rising. If the eoalmlnersand trainmen fail to see the connection between labor costs and inflation, we can SSSUflie that most other Britlans do. Or do they? The reluctance of Prime Minister Edward Health to try toresolve hislmpasse with the unions with a parliamentary deeLion may stem from opinion polls which show that his Conservative Party might have a hard time staying In power. The public, it would appear, is spilt between blaming Mr. Heath for mismanaging the economy and blaming the country's economic a— Herald Area Coirespondenis - - , MarvaHawlun. :ins4s - BeatLake. Forest City 31226)) D'I Lake Monroe 3fl 76)1 Gineya . Ov:edi SlJvIa '1 'rr Liz Mathieu Ftnneite' Ed.ards ':' - c Chuluota Osteen Liza Baker 36f 5207 Mn Clarence Snyder 372441 Winter Springs Nancy LicTt Altamonte Springs F fda Nichols (cThr, . Tanglewood. E. Eslale Goldenrod. Ea5tbook 815 ?92 I i=.. rn fY11 5,4%,IL p, %J J I - - I ' hit i Black Cmmunit LDngwood AnnRity 8319959 - -=-- ' - -- -_ - -.-"-- .. - -.-_-_. k ' 'I I f h If the recent horrors at airports in Rome and Athens serve to erase what remains of the aura of romanticism or legitimacy that surrounds the Palestinian guerrillas, some purpose will have been served by those trogic deaths The cM, ectablished well-known guerrilla iroup, such a l,c Paktinian 1.itxration ()ranu.aLiwu U'LiJf, denounced and deplored the wanton murder of 35 people at Rome and Athen$;, and there is no reason to douht their Sincerity, Ye in the past, the PLO jiroudly claimed responsibihty (or aetsof terror no lesawanlon, If not so spectacularlydestructive of human life. It set the precedent and the pattern, Despite a history of terrorism, however, the errullas have generally enjoyed a good press in the West. They are the most under of unôerdogs In the Middle East imbroho, the (orgtIen ones, the dedicated fighters for a homeland most of them have never wen. Thcy are the (edaycen lhosc who sacrifice themselves." U h;s become a truism to say that lasting peace will newer come to the Middle East until the claims of the displaced Pale*tt'uanc art' 'i'ttled But it is a dangerous (ailac% to t-whi,e that th rp a k (or all Paletinians or ten any rgnificant number of them. They do nt even speak for aliguerrilla.s. In the past decade, some 60 guerrilla splinters have Come into exiienc-e for shorter or longer periods: the PLO, whih - deterioration on the Labor Party which has been the architect of British socialism and Is the political arm of British labor unions. An election at this time could be fortultou for Mr. Heath II his ('or.serva lives arc willing to con. front the British people with the issue In the starkest terms. It Is not somucha question of whether the current government has pursued the right fiscal and monetary policies In recent years as whether there are any policies at all which can sustain the debts the government Is Incurring as the proprietor of nationalized industries and the bankrofler of cradle-to-grave welfare progran,s. likes to think of itself as the parent organization exercising moral ii not actual leadership over all the others; the Fatah, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine; the leftist Democratic Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine; the radical Popular Front for the Liberation of 'alestineCentral Command; the rabid Black September, and a host of others whose adherents may number no more than a handful of dissidents who have broken away from some other group. So little havr any of them actually accomplished toward the "liberation" of Palestine, so successful has Israel been in combatting their commandooperations and rooting out their bases, and so reluctant have been the Palestinians under benevolent Israeli control to assist the (edayeen, that they have been reducec' to terrorizing their own people as well as innocent international bystanders. it i a f.ict hat t h uc'rrifl;u hdvt' k Ikd niiirt' I'ak'stunian Arabs than they have Israelis. They have eflectively squelched an incipient movement to establish a i'alestinian nation on the west bank of the Jordan. It is also a fact that the Arab governments, who have used the Palestinians for their own purposes for 25 years, have killed more guerrillas than has the israeli army. Hundreds of fedayeen were wiped out by King Hussein of Jordan In his strike against them In September, 1970. Were Israel to disappear tomorrow, there would not be peace in the Middle East. Palestine would continue to be the cockpit of war as its "liberators" fought with one another for leadership. it is likely that Syria would take the opportunity to annex more of Palestine, as it annexed the Gc1n Heights in 1947. Jordiri imi I' p1 coii'd 1w cUd In move in Ii, divide Up hi r ho ia ittra t' d like a shark blood, would ieap what advantages it could from the situation. The Palestinian problem must be solved, but it will not be soived until the Arabs repudiate the extremists and sit down in good faith at the bargaining table with the Israelis. Sanford: Jessie G. Moffett Spurgeon Jones WASHINGTON - President Nixon "must have known" that a backdated deed was used to obtain his celebrated $575,CO tax deduction. This (a the statement of sources who are completely famlllar • with the preparation of the President's controversial tax returns. They contend (hat he not only Instructed his suborinates to seek the deduction but kept a sharp eye on their elf ort,. The Presldent,whospecinliudln(axlawasa young lawyer, fully understood his tax returns before signlr.g them, stress our sources. Eula Mae William Loretta Mugnolo, DeBary Charles E, Bachman & DeDaniel C. Lombardi, Lake Bary Mary George E. Llcht, Deltona Ralph M. Wilkins, Jr, Lake Beatrice E, Drew, Deltona Mary Paul D. Juvinall, Enterprise Annie Carroll, 1.1ake Monroe Elizabeth J. Mathleux, Gen. John Mehanna Deftary eva Orlin R. Christner Deltona Daniel C. Lornbartjj, lake Harold Felix, Deltona Mary Alfred Burney, New York Ralph M. Wilkins Jr,, Lake Mary BIRThS George L. Dangleman, i ong. Mr. & Mrs. John Boniface, wood (girl), Va, Beach, Herry E. Ogle Sr., New Smyrna Reach DLSCHARGE.$ Kathleen Snyder, Orange Martha &hirard City Mrs. Charles (Gloria) Davi Anna l.irson, Orange Cit Y alKi girl l.eroy Marinien, Oviedo harry E. liwut tax deduction for the paper's. In his defense, White House loyalists Insist he declared his Intention to donate the papers before the deadline and left It to underlings to implement his wishes. \Ve h.ive snt several weeks investiatin th Pr'Ldent's closely, we can now provide th curious chronology of (he Nixon -' '.. ._,,*.. U - .-1 Donald 0. Young - Before Richard Nixon moved from his New York law firm to the White House. he stored all his nre-oresldentlal narr in ht law offices. He decided In Decemher 1968 to take a tax break by donating some of the papers ot the government. Ralph Newman, an expert appraiser of historical documents, was called in from Chicago to evaluate the gift. He selected enough documents to justify the $80,000 tax deduction that Nixon wanted. Then Nixon signed over the documents to the government in a deed, which was n!so ax'epted by signoture. - Our sources say Nixon was annoyed with his former law partners over the $126,611 settlement they gave him when he left the firm. He felt they had short-changed him by not taking Into account all the clients his name had drawn to the firm. Angrily, he ordered all his j.apers moved to the archives, which was happy to store them for him. The deededp arrive on March 20, 1969. Six days later, aeera1 .;.t. d, yp.t ThC &• chives began processing the deeded papers. The rest were desited in an area reserved for "courtesy storage." B, Worthington ' Joseph A. DUpUIS, Delt.ona George Haywood, Deltona Daisy Ilinojosa, OvIedo Martha Augliera, Deltona Charles R. Berry, Ca.ssadaga William Swinton Jr., Eustis Vicky E. Fowler, Lake Mary lw'a I.eisenring, Osteen Mrs. John o (Brenda) Patricia Hal) Winter Spdngq ..:.t Ek,ntItit7p.'t BLR'rHS JIINUARY 26, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, a ADMISSIONS girl, Winter Springs Sanford: DISCHARGES Adrienne I). Lemon Sanford: Charles M. Craig Mrs. Lewis Tiliman and boy Jean Evon Williams Mrs. Lewis Boone and boy Willie Agnes Fields Lewis W. Woodell Florence N. Manning Opal E. Robertson Evelyn S. Neal Lucille Gordon Encarnacion Alvarez 'Thelma Holmes Dawn H. Renyhart, DeBa.ry Ethel Aytch Gartz"el I.,. StmsJr,, JacksonBuffy Miller ville Iris Carpenter, DeBary Gary 1). Tate, Lake Mar)' Jane Meehan, Deflary Clare Mae Richardson, Long. Agnes Kobelt, Deltona wood William Mueller, Deltona Lottie Johnson, Oakhlll Lillian Freund, Deltona Sondrah.Grace,OrangeCity Florence Mahl, Deltona William h3umbalough, New Gartrel I.. Sims Jr., JacksonSmyrna Beach yule Martin J. Johnson, Deltona Gary D. Tate, Lake Mary BLRTH..S I)avld W. Adams, Lake Mr. and Mrs. Frank liella Przygodski, Maitland Williams, a boy, Sanford Mrs. Edgar Sutton and boy, DISCHARGES Osteen Sanford: Mrs. William D. Pickens and Paul M. Oglesby girl, Titusville -... - Based on Newman's final 1970 appraisal, the President dalmed IS7R v i dv4iu.ii,' sve .. UVUILUtlI WVIe slY supposed to be allowed after July 25, 1969. To get around this problem, White House aide Edward L Morgan simply backdated the deed to March 27,1969. ThIs was notarized by the President's tax attorney, Frank DeMarco, who backdated his notary seal to April 21, 1969. The backdated deed, of course, wasn't submitted to the archives untIl AprIl 1970, with the phony explanation that It had been 1ayig around DeMarco's office. The deed contained neither Nixon's signature nor the acceptance signature, which are required under government regulations, Curously, the deed was called back by the White house on Sept. 13, 1971. Our sources say the backdated deed was causing some nervous after-thoughts. --,--- _________________________ - Senui a - Legal Notice mole Calendar Jan.29 Sanford Lions Club, noon, House of Steak, Speaker, Del Sgt. Eddie Hughes, Sanlord Pollee Department, "Worthless Checks." - Li BACK ON HILL Seminole Cominunit>' Action, Inc., Project head Start's Annual Awards Night at 7:30 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church on Airport Boulevard iti Sanford, In early 1972, the President again assigned his lobbyists to try to repeal the July 25,1969, cut-off date. This would have removed any question about the legality of the $576,000 tax deduction and the backdated deed. A proposed bill was tb-a fted and given to (iark MacGregor, then the chief White House lobbyist, who had no luck getting congressional support for It. Finally, on Jan. 13, 1973, as questions were being raised about ihe tax deduction, the cked was returned to the archives, Footnote: Both Morgan and DeMarco contend that the backdating of the deed was entirely proper, because it formall what the President had wanted to do before the deadline, 30, Golden Years Fellowship luncheon, noon fellowship hall, CommunIty United Methdlst Church, Cas.sclberry, Program Ira Weigley, color slides of Florida birds; and church's Cherub ChoIr. Jan - BERRY'S ORLO Feb. 6 Benefit Fashion Show sponsored by Altamonte Springs Woman's ('tub, 8 p.m., new AltamoMe Springs Civic ('enter. Fashions and models by Jordan MarJi. 4' - Cosmopolitan Associates, Winter Park Chapter, will meet In Classroom I, Educational Building, All Saints Episcopal ('huruh, Winter Park at 8 1)_Itt All Foreign born WUii)Cfl 18vlteci. For further lnlortnatlon tall 3fl7') - 4 - : 0 F. ; "HroId is a Ion g'l'me pwphe 01 gloom and doom, and tiOs really come into his Own since the short' ages" - __-_______h..__,-___-_I -._ -, }j1 fl Jennifer hi. Mulligan Kate Hani, DeBary Robert C. McOlvin, Ost.ee BACKDATE!) DEED tjj. Teresa M. Johnson Arlene H. Jaco Queen E. Joseph Florence Mae Arledge John K. I)oyle Sr., Cocoa - Ralph Newman paid a visit to the archives from April 6 to 8 to complete his appraisal of the deeded papers. Apparently, he didn't even look at the other docwnents, which were kept on a different floor, - Congress voted in December 1969 to outlaw tax deductions for private papers. When the President realized what Creas was about to do, he sent his top lobbyist, Bryce Harlow, to Capitol 11111 to delay the cutoff date until the end of 1969. Irtead, Congress retroactively set July , 1969, U the deadline. - Meanwhile Ralph Newman was summoned from Chicago again to appraise the remaining Nixon papers. He was Instructed to set aside enough papers to justify a deduction of $500O00. His appraisal began n Nov. 3 and was completed on Dec. 6, 1969. The following March 77, he sent the archives a complete description of the papers the President claims to have donated the previous year. The formal appraisal was drawn up on April 6, 1970, and was attached to President Nixon's tax returns, which he signed on April 10. : ADMISSIONS Sanford: RaY Shirley M. Stldd, Deltona ON ANOTHER FI.00R - JANUARY Z7,1914 Herbert T. Brown, E)eltona Deltona Feb. 12— hlorttcuUural Seminar, Sanford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. "Vegetable Gardening Florida," by DavId I)eVoll, Seminole County Extension Ag'mt, Vegetables. Feb. 19— Horticultural Seminar, SanfordGardenClub,7:30p.m. "Care & Maintenance of landscape Plants," by Dr. Shannon Smith, Ornamental Horticulturist, University of , Florida. ,, ", - -- ' '-' ' - . - - - - • ,, -,,,. ... '. - - "" '- . ' " I)eltona Gloss Legal Notice . - _____ Grace E. Earl Ruth inner Shawn M. Yoder Abe Rubin, Deltona Raymond 11. MacDonald INLAWOFFICES _____________ _____________ NOTICE SEM$NOLECOUNTYPLAP4HINO RESOLUTION paraphernalia, the Board has by PIOTICE l'jIfLPLIfl' GIVEN that ANDZOPIINO COMMISSION sep.i'ate resolution. recoded on th Board of County Cornmiloners Notice of Public hearing ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER December 5. 1973- pursuant to INVITATION TO BID SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING of Seminole County. Florida, shall, me Planning and Zoning Corn HATTAWAY SECONDED BY Florida Sftt.Aej, designated the Notice Is hireby given that the ANDZONI$G COMMISSION atY:OOp.m,,orassoontherN,teras misiion of Seminole County, COMMISSIONER DRUMMOND following 6ite out$id• Precinct No. City of Casselberry of Seminole NoliceofPublicHeering possible, on the 19th day of Florida, will conduct a public THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION 0 as a lemporary polling place for County, Florida, will receive seaI.d Th Planning and Zonirg Corn February. ieii, conhicier the hearing to conid.r recommending WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED Precinct No. 43: Ea,stbrook Swim bids up to S:00 P M. Monday, mission will Conduct a public enactment of the following or. a propoSed changc of zoning from AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF Club, Seminole Cosmty, Florida. February 1$, 1971, in the hearing to co*'isioer recommending dinence: RC 1 Country Estales and A-i THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Cassefberry City Hall, 95 Lake a proposed amendment to the ordInae relating to Agriculture to PUD (Planned Unit MISSIOUERS OF SEMINOLE thattaidalteratnsandCh,.,gesbe Triplet Drive, for the purchase of Seminole County Zonin ceptional hardship allocations of COUNTY. FLORIDA, ON THE flu recrced intheOtficial Record Book police vehicles Development) on the following Regutations affecting M 1A Ve-r home heating fuels; designating a described properly. DAY OF JANUARY A.D , lvi in the Office of the Clerk of the Specifications may be c4lained at lgt Industrial District affecting oout' fuel allocation official and Thewest ½oftheSoulheasl 4Of WHEREAS, Florida Statutes do Circuit Court of Seminole County, Casselberry City Hall. The City flIWUSIifOrbOrrOWPitS,tifwadded prescribing his duties with respect provide that the Southeast 'a, LESS right-of-way any change in the FlurIda, and that said changes be reservestP.rigat to accept riled criteria for building site area diviSion, number or boundaries of published four (1) times in a any or all bids, to household consumers and for Public Roadt, Section 76, requirements, and addition of the wholesale dealers; requiring Townihip 20 South, Range 79 East, election precincts shall be cc- newspaper in Seminole County, Bill B. Grier *Otd "berm" to the buffer yards curately described in writing by the Florida. and wholesale dealers to make Mayor section. Copies of this amendment The Northwest ', of the Northeast board of County Commissioners of STATE OF FLORIDA deliveries and requiring accurate City of Cas$elbe'rry are availat3ie in the Planning an recorth lobe maintained; providing ' of Sction 76, TownshIp 70 South, Seminole County, and that the COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Publish: Jan. 21. Feb 4, ii, 1914 Zoning Office, Room 113. Cour an effective date and providing Range 29 East, LESS rigts$ of-way boundaries and limils of each I HEREBY CERTIFY that the DEX-1&3 ___________________ thouse, Sanford. Florida, from that orders for deliveries for Longwood Markham Road on precinct shall be accurately Set above and Sor,going is a true and Monday through Friday. $; AM. FICTITIOUS NAME Shall not be Issued after Mirth 3, forth and that the polling places correct copy of a aesolution passed the West and Railroaa Right of PM. Notice is hereby given that I am to 5 1971. shall be accurately described, and unanimously by the Board of County engaged in way; and This public hearing will be Mid in binj as 192 Fifth St., (Seal) The West " of the Northeast ta of that *ny changes shall be published Commissioners of Seminole County, County Commission Chambers , Mary, (P.O. Box 704) S-em four (1) times in a newspaper in Florida, at its Regular the Southeast '. lIeu road Right -,if Arthur H. fleckwitfl, Jr., at' the ci the Courthoute, Sanford, Florida, Meeting held mole County, Florida Serninn'e County. Clerk wayon North) and the East 'kof the on the Ith day of January, 1914, as fictitious name LAKE MARY on February 20. 1971. at 730PM, NOW, West ', of the Southeast 'a lyIng Board of County THEREFORE, BE same appears on the record in the ACCOUNTING SERVICE, and tuat or as soon thereafter as pOSSible Commissioners Eastof theA.C.L. Railroad Right-of. IT RESOLVED by the Board Minute Book for said County. a'nuut9 and Zoning I intend to register Said name pith of County way (and less the right-of-way Commissioners Seminole County, Florida CommIssion IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have tie Clerk of the Circuit Court, nandlor5emiflolecounty,Florida, hereunto set my hand and Longwood Markham Road on the PublIsh: Jan. 71,71, Feb. 1,11, 1,11 Seminole County, Florid. affixed Seminole County. Florida In ac that pursuant to Florida Statutes, the otficlI seal of the Board South), all in Section 26, Township DEX92 of cordance with the provisions By; .1. 8. Williams, of the the Board of County CommIssioners South, Range 29 East; and Zoning Director County Commissioners this Sth day Fictitious Plarne Statule'i, To Wit: FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County hereby alter or ci January. 1971. That part of the West of the Publish: Jan 5. VI Section $65 09 Florida Statutes %57. NOTICE create and designate the following (Seal) given that Southwest ', lying North and West DEXI6f) S: Marlin P. Bacon, Jr. descri electIon precincts for Rd7, Boa of State Road O (interstate HighArthur H. B-eckwith, Jr. Publish; 1, Jan. 71.71, Feb. Ii, i74 571 A, (West Lake Branliey Rd.) way 1) In Section 24, Township Seminole County and do so Clerk OE*-*7 designate the following de-uribed Maitland, 3275), Seminoie County, South, Range 79 East, the Southeast of the Board of SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Florldaunderthiflclitiousnameof 'aoftheSoulheast'.4,IesstheNorth polling places for said pre:incts; County Commissioners ANDZONIPIOCOMMISSION CITY OF R & R FEED AND SEED, and that 195.0 feet thereof ci SectIon 2.3, and In and for Seminole NofIc•oiPublicllearin CASSELBERRY.FLORIDA BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED County, Ftorida Tn5hip 70 South, Range 79 East, The PIannng and 7ccr Cnn' thn (krk flf trio (r(u:l Corl LAKE LEVEL CONTROLS -.jsuant to Flcrdn Statule, that By Mare W, ,'i,lker th Last at Itie northeast , mslon well nj? •i public PUBLICI4EAMING Serneonle County, Florld3 in acsadallernationsandchanors beset less S.C.L. Railroad right of way Deputy Clrris hearing to consider r.comrn.nding corijance with the provisions of the TAKE NOTICE that the Cil'f fOrth as follows for %aid election Publish: Jan. 21. 21, Feb. 4, ii, 19,4 and road right of way 04 Section 76, a proposed amendment to the Flrfi$ks, Ps,.,'. c,,,,,,.. (nt'nril of II'e CIty of Caw'ib.v-ry, -: ioria vo P'urlher described as ap )957, Nequl.lionsatfecIingM I Industri.. the applicable requirements 04 the Districts Robert Cameron wit, proximately 255 acres north o regarding new criteria and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Florida Statutes will Richard Burrs PRECINCT NO. 10 Longwood-Mjrkha Road and West hold a public ust'sforborrawp'ts,newcrlterla for FOR SEMINOLE I'ublith Jan 7. II, 21, 21, 1974 COUNTY, hearing on Monday, th 4th day of Be-gin al a point on the South line 04 FLOR IDA. oil-I. building site area regulations, ad X 71 Feoruary, A 0 1974, at 7. PM at SectIon 34, Township 315, Range 30E This public hearing will be held in ditlofl of the word "berm" to the IN PROBATE NO. 73-24S-CP the Caswlberry City Hall In the CitY Said point being the County Commitsion Chambers butter yard section, and minor word FICTITIOUS NAME approximately In Ce: Estate of of Canelberry, Florida, to deterof the CourtPou, Sanford, FlorIda, 670 feet we-st of the Southeast corner change In the off street parking and NOTICE IS hereby given that lam of Section 34, Township 21S, Range ELIZABETH ANNA HUMPHREY, mine the feasibility of granting a loading regulations Copies of tnht on February 20, 1971, at 7:30 PM, engaged in bulne-S at 311$ Ce-celia Deceased, dredge arid XE fill permit to the amendment are available in the wive, Apopka, Seminole County. or as soon thereaf ier as possible. NOTICETOCREDITORS petitioner.SMDPartneritep. 924N. Planning and Zoning Clftice, Room Said point also described Planning and Zoning Florija under ihe fictitious name of as the 10 ALL PERSONS HAVING MaqnoliaAvenue,Orlando, Florida. east line of canal Commission Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, 0 P. PROMOTIONS, and thl I CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST The following lakes are irrvolved Thence Seminole Counly, Florida run northwesterly SAID ESTATE' fm Monday through Friday, S E inlendtoregi%ter saidname with the Middle Triplet Lake approximately By: J. 8. Williams. 1157 feet A M. to 5:00 P.M. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole You and each of you are hereby South Triplet Lake Zoning Director along the east line of canal toa This public Mating will be held in Counly, Florida in accordance with point notified and required to file any ALL INTERESTED PERSONS the County Commission Chamben Publish, Jan. 7$ 1974 Said point being approximately the pcovision of the Fictitious DEX claims or demands which you, or AND AFFECTED PROPERTY 570 feet south of the centerine 162 co.,rtuous-e, Sanford. FlOrida, Name Statutes. To Wit: Section eitherofyo,j,mayhaveagainst said OWNERS ARE INVITED TO AT Howe-lI Branch Road on February 20. 1911, a? I )O PM, sas Florida Statutes 1957 estateintheofficeoflheclerkofthe TEPID AND BE HEARD. or as soon thereafter as posS'bie tc'et Notice is hereby given that we a's PubliSh: Jan. 11, 71, 7*. Feb 4, 1971 to the centerline of Howell Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, A.O. 1971. Branch Road Commission engaged in busIness at 540 So Hwy Florida. Probate Division. in the (Seal) Seminole CCAJrIty, Florida 17 97. Casselberry 32707. Seminole CITY OF Thence run easterly along the courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Mary W Harthorne, centerline of Howell Branch Road ft. By: J. B Williams, County, Florida ur.der the fictitious CASSELBERRY. F',.ORIDA within ilx calendar mo.dhs from the City Clerk a point on the east Zoning Director name of ORLANDO BATTERY NOtice of Public Heari'ig line of Section 3t, time of the first publication Of this Publish: Jan 71, 21. W7i Publish; Jan 7*. 1971 NORTH (NORCAMP INC.), and Townthip 7)5, Range 30E TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERPI. notice. Said rint also described as the be In Each claim or demand must DEX 90 DEX 161 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by lhatwelnrendtoregistersaldn.me writing and filed in duplicate centerline of Dike Road ____________ ___________________________________ _____ with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, th. ri' C.VIrI . ..,.. . Trience run north along the ce-n- and state the ')Ijce Of residence and emsnoi, County, Florida in cc Casselben'y, Florida, that said City terlineof Dike Road to thenortheas? post office address of the claimant cotdance with the provisions of the Cou,icil will hold a public hearing: and must be sworn to by the of Section 34, Township Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: (a) To consider annexation of 21S. claimant, his agent or attorney, or irate Bank 11 Range ZE following described property lying Section S63.09 Florida Statutes 1957. the same Shall be- void CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF Thence continue northerly along S John Nordquist and being in Seminole County, DATED at Sanford, Florida, this "THE STATE BANK OF FOREST CITY" fr.j JamesC.WiIson,Clbetry Mary Rose Polino, caIber. Mary II. Qyler Neil McCloud, Jr. Philmore J. Jones If an ordinary taxpayer backdated a document to gain a half. million-dollar tax ssTlteo(f, he would find himself In the soup. itt likely, he would be Investigated for filing a false claim and evading taxes. The question is whether Nixon donated his vice presidential Monday, Jan. 28, 1974-5A The Sanford Herald Lgl Notice - Armetta Foster Tere Fewkes Lula J, Williams Veronica J. Phillips LAST DAY Legal Notice - JessIca L. OgIe.sby Agnes A. L)ommock Mimer Ryals Mabel VanderWyden Opal Karraker ADMISSIONS by UuMd F..tse £yndksl*.lw.1 Legal Notice Legal Notice January25, 1974 Of The Nixon Papers - Comp. Room Foreman CHRISNELSON Magazine American "ih1IpChir. !. Iy thiht aicut th rn -re bta than rr..rned Into many hours to iweoare. In have conw baic with glnwtng United iaLcs, he would be sonie tA t2ue Amerkan jour- olornIo, trny wok us up ui reports about the progress obliged to make his report nalLsts' reports from mainland gondolas to the ski country being made there, consistent with the "correct China, where the scenery was In some cases, the reporters line." "Everywhere, our hosts breathtaking." have seemed to go overboard in their euphoria about tie "new LcA(T WA)vZ' a&tul j. -' China." What happens when the shoe is on the other foot? how do PRC newsmen describe the United States? A group of 21 ChInese Journalists visited the United States in 1973 and several have published accounts of their wish The most recent report to appear was by LI Po-ti, deputy editor In chief of China Reconstructs magazine. His article, "Impressions of the ;-zry simiLar Ui tone and context to those written by others In the group of Chinese visitors. Firrt of all, It should be noted that (bina Reconstructs is the official PRC magazine for telling the story of China's nation-building activities to foreign audiences. The circulation Is believed to be at least 100,000 and separate editions are printed In Arabic, English, French1 Russian and Spanish. In China, "managed news" Is the rule rather than the exception. There will be no argument.3 from any side that Li's "impression" of the United States were approved as containing what Peking wants the world to think about China's views of the United States. In the complex world of propaganda, this is not a simple exercise. For a variety of political reasons, Peking may want to take a slightly different ir 'anthri!i irra1b DAVOA,8RyA line in Its reporting of U.S. Even with those apparent brought out their best to show affairs so as not to Incur restrictions, Li's report on the or entertain us with," LI wrote. criticism from third world American scene seemed to "In Macon (Georgia), they nati'n. refkct least a much un- pirtd ro effort to er1-c u iw4.'u, 1 FRANK VOLTOLINE. I By EDWARD NEILAN Copley News Sen-Ice prcmses of political contributions in 1971 when he interverned in the ITT anti-trust case and ordered an increase in federal price supports for milk producers. These contained little if anything new. They were just warmovers of previous administation defenses on these subjects. And Congressman John Anderson of Rockford, one of the Republican leaders in the U. S. House, pointed out that the specter of perjury has arisen on the ITT matter; Mr. Nixon said he talked to former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell about an appeal of a court decision on ITT, while Mitchell earlier testified under oath that he never talked to the President about ITT case. The President and his White House spokesmen must be more out of touch with the 300N. FRENCHAVE, Termed 'Bust' Glowing ..hina Reports Questioned . 32726)1 licy Overboard? . The concluding Chapter i' Operation Cudor" was release of two papers answering ........•• Go Hospital Notes . -- Curious Chronology American people than even they've been alleged The truth is that Mr. Nixon's credibility Is so to be when they make statements like the one by much in doubt that mere statements by him, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren. Warren unsupported by documentary evidence, will said Mr. Nixon now feels he has laid to rest all ha'e little effect toward clearing him of blame in Watergate-related charges against him. Watergate and related matters. At the same time the President was releasing his so-called "white papers" on the With Senate and House committee milk and ITT matters, he was denying hundreds vestigations continuing and with the special of documents and tapes to the Senate Watergate prosecutor still sifting information, the Committee. And he has never made any Watergate albatross is far from removed from thorough explanation of the White House the President's neck. He and his aides are either "plumbers" operation, the secr€t spying group dreaming or engaging anew in propaganda that operated under the direction of the efforts when they attribute SUCCeSS to an effort President's staff. as flaccid and empty as "Operation Candor." _____________________________________________ President Nixon's press spokesmen say "Operation Candor1 " the President's program for making "full disclosure" of information on Vatergate-reIated matters, has been concluded. If that's the case, this operation by Mr. Nixon was a bigger bust than his economic programs, and it takes something to top those failures. What did Mr. Nixon reveal during "Operation Candor?" Principally he revealed his personal financial affairs including his tax returns. However, thay raised more questions than they answered, at least in regard to the amount of taxes he paid - or didn't pay. The questions are so numerous and of such consequence that a congressional committee has been asked by the President to decide the propriéty'of some of his deductions, and the Internal Revenue Service is rvaluating his returns. - --j--- -.--- I Jack Anderson President Nixon 's Po COPLEY NEWS ' l .- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In re: Estate of WILLIAM A STANSFIELD deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All creditors of the e'%tale of William A. Stanstield. deceased, are hereby notifie-d and required to file any claims or demands which they may have-against said estate m the office of Clerk of Circuit Court of mincir Cour.ty, Florida, in the courthouse at Sanford. Florida, within four CalendOr months from the date of the tir'it publication of thi% notice Each claim or dand must be In writing and must state thepiaceofretidenceandpo%tottice addrNs Of thC claImant and must e sworn to by the claimant, his agent. or his attorney, or it will become void according to law Janu'i' 21st. 1971 Agnes Stansfield As Administiatrix C. Vernon Misc. Jr, Of Cleveland. Mi:e & Berry Attorney for Estate P 0. Drawer 2 Sanford. Florida Publish Jan. 71, 7*, 1971 DCX Si - -- ,, - Legal Notice ... Florida, to wit: All that part of the North 700 feet of the of the PIE', of NW 4 of Section 21. TOwnShip 21 South, Range East, lying East SR 46, subfect to an easement for ingressandegressoverIheNor,h feet thereof, together with an easement for ingress and egress overthe West 3Ofeel of the North 700 fed of the S 5. of the NW'.. of the NE'. of SectIon 21. Township 21 South, Range 30 East, (alsotogesher with a boat launching easement intO South the centerlIne 04 Dike Road In 19th day of January, Pres Andrew T. Campione Sec . Publish: Jan. II, 71, 71, Feb. . 1971 DEX 1971. SectIon 76, Township 2)5. Range Louis Humphrey XE. to a point Administrator Said point being approximately said Estate 115 fed north of the centerline of WILFI.1ED H. CONRAD Princess Gate Boulevard Attarney for Thence continue northerly along the centerline of D;ke Road in VERNON LOUIS HUMPHREY 100 North Highway 1797 Sec1lon77,Townstiip3ls,Rang,)o to the eaSt tine of Section 77, Casselberry, Florida 37701 Publish: Jan. 21. 2$, 1971 Township 215, Range 3OE electrical contractors and electrical u)(lStru(tiOn w'thln Seminole Counly, amending Section 19 of Ordinance No. 1317 to provide for true adoption of Florida Electrical Code (Unifm Code of Central Floridal Notice "C", January 1, 1977. as one of the standards for establishing and prescribing 'vIes and regulations for electrical con structlon, maintenance, and repair within the County, providing for construction, Severability, and an effective date- Copies of said or dinance are- available for public enspect.vn during regular business hpur In the office of the (bard of County Commissioners, Seminole County Courthouse. Santonti, FIorid. from this date until the dale of enactmr',it considation first written above (Seal) Arthcjr If Beckwith, Jr., Clerk r'ublit Jan 2$. Feb 4, II. II. 1974 DCX 165 OF FOREST CITY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC. it. 1573. ASSETS Cash and due from banks (including SNone unposteddbits ............. U.S. Treawrysecurllies ................................. Obligations of other U.S. Government aginciesandcorporatlons Obhgationsof States and political sutxtiviSioun ........... Other securities (Including S Investments test5) Cert.of Dep............... Trading account scurities ....................... IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 3.9.02620 FOR SEMINOLE 36L-34]C'l COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.141-0 None In re the Marriage of: None Thence continu, east along the DEX-91 LEO ALFRED GIROUARD. centerline of Dike Road in Section Hutand 175,00000 26, Townsl'iir, 21S, Range 30E to the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS and None east lineal Section 26, Township 2lS, NAME STATUTE LakeHow,lIovertheSouthtSfe,to, ROSE ANNE P. GIROJARD, Wife Range Federal funds sold and securities purchased TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 3OE the- North 200feet of the South 5. of ,.mderagreemeqststoresali .....................400.00000 NOTICEOF SUIT Notice is hereby given that 1h Thence continue east along the NW'. of the NE'i, of Section 75. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 413,351.11 centerline of Dike Road in Section undersigned, pursuant to the Otherloans ............................................... To'wnlhlp 7) South, Range 30 East, ROSE ANNE P GiROUARD, 23, Township 715. Range 22E to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter Bank premise-s. furniture and fixtises. Seminole County, F'iorida, andotherasset's representing bank premises ............I1042119 now known as centerline of TulkawillaGabrlella 845.09. Florida Statute, will register tothecorporatelimilsottp,eCityof ROSE ANNE P SUMNER None with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Realestateownedotherthanbaniipr,rnlses ........... Road Cesseiberry, Florida; and 30 Marcello Avenue nandfor Sem'noleCounty. Florida, InVeStmf'ntsinsubs,diar,esnotcoinoiidated ....... None Thence run south along the ce-n (b) To consider also the question Leominster. Massachusetts terline of Tuskawitla Gabriella i4)OVS receipt of proof of the Customers liability to this bank on of deSignating and assigning the 0)453 acceptances outstanding ...................... None Road to the 1outpiline of Section s, publication of this notice, the ticzoning classification of C-i CornYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ?itiOus name. to wit: ALTAMOPITE Othei'assets 73.31272 Township 71S, Range 3OE mercial to said property as tuat that IEOALFREDGIROUARDP,,s Thence continue south along the PEDIATRICS ASSOCIATES REAL classIfIcation is described in the filed a Petition in the Circuit Court centerline of Tuskawilla Gabriella ESTATE LIMITED under which we TOTAL ASSETS Zoning Ordinances of the City Of of Seminole County, Florida. for Road in Section J6. Township 2)5, expect to engage in business at 319 Casselberry, Florida, to wit, OrSupplemental Relief In the foregoing Range IOE to the centerline of State Osceola Street in the City of d'nance No. 15$ as amended arid cause of action. and LIABILITIES Altamonte Spr.ngs, Florida. you are Road 474 emented required to Serve a copy of your That thy parties interested in said Thence run east along the ce-n. The present zoning classification written defenses, if any, on NED N. Demand deposits of individuals, partner terllneof State Road 426 to the east business enterprise are as toliows ci said property Is A-I as that Ships. andcorporatlorts .......... JUL IAN, JR. of STEPISTROM. 317,15)17 line of Section 36. TownshIp 215, Edward N. Zisiman, M.D. classification Is described in the DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attomey Time arid savings depostts of Individuals, Stephen Aibirt, M.D. for Range 30E Zoning Ordinances and regulations Petitioner, Post Oftice Box 13)0. partnerships,andcorporatiorn ........................762,31005 Date-dat OrLando, Orange Counly, Thence continue along the ce-n. of Seminole County, Florida. D,oIItsof United States Government Sanford, Florida, 37771, and file the ---------------323.473 terline of State Road £26 in Section Florida, January 2.3, 1971. The public hearing will beheld in origin,alwithtneClerkof Ihe above. 250.00000 3). Township 2)5, Range J1E to the Publish Jan.71. Feb. 4, Ii, 15, 1971 DepositsofStatesandpoliticalsubdvlslons Depits of foreign governments and lhf City Hall, Cassilberry, Florida, styled Court on or before February centerline of Dean Road OEX-tal on the 11th day of February, AD. lSth, 1971, otherwisi a default arid 04f institutions ......... None Thence run Southerly along the- - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 1974, at 700 pm, or as soon ultimate judgment COUNTY, Depositsofcommerciaibanks will be entered centerline of Dean Road to the- FOR SEMINOLE thereaftera%poSSlble,atwhlchtjme against Certiliedandofficenctiecks,etc. 1.11734 ............. - - -. ............................- - ,, . , . - . i)u for True relief demanded southeast corner Of Section 31, FLORIDA interested parties and cilizen for in the Petition Township 21S. Range 31E CIVIL ACTION NO. 74 41—E andagainstthe proposed annexation WITNESS my hand and official Thence run west along the south and zoning will be heard. Said seatofsaidCourlonthislO,p,dayof IN RE: the marriage of lIr4 of Section 31, Township 715. BEULAM MORRIS. hearing maybe-continued from time January. AD., 1971. Range 3tE to the southwest corner to time until final action is taken by (Seal) PETITIONER saici Section the City Council. Arlhtjr H. Beckwith, Jr. Thence continue along the AND ER VIPI MORRIS, This notice shall be posted at the Clerk of the Circuit Court southline of Sections 36, 35, and Hall within the City of RESPONDENT Seminole County, Florida Township 215, Range XE. to tPie Casselbe-rry, Florida, and in three a Linda M. Harris point of beginning. TO: ERVIN MORRIS (3) other laces within the City and Deputy Clerk POLL ING PLACE: published In The Sanford Herald, a Ned N JuIlan. Jr RESIDENCE UNkNOWN Eatbrook Swim Club. Eastbrook newspaper of general circulation in STENSTROM. DAVIS the City of Casselberry and 5, McINTOSH Seminole County. Florida, once a Post Ottite Ik,i 1330 week for at least four consecutive Sanford. I lorida 3777) wee-as prior to the date of the public Attorneys fr Petitioner hearing, the date of the tint Pbiith- Jan II. 21. 7*. Feb 1. 1971 publication ho the date of the last DEX publication, both dates inclusive, Shall not be less than twenty eight IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR (75) days. In addition, notice Shall SEMINOLE COUNTY, petted in the area to be- Con FLORIDA. CASE NO. 14.77-A side-red for annexation and zoning at In re the Marriage of least fifteen (iS) days prior to the ALPHONSE BIANCHINI date of the public hearing. Husband DATED this 5th day of January, and A 0 1571 SHEILA BIANCHiNI " - " (Seal) Mary W. Hawthorne, City Clerk the City of Casselbetry, Florida PubliSh Jan 11. 71, 7$. Feb 4. ii, 1974 Ox 57 NOTICE TO APPEAR TO: ALPHONSE BIANCHIPII 1626 South Hicks Street Philadelphia, Perinsy vanea 19145 .... . ... - S 937.7$5 SI TOTAL DEPOSI i .......... (a; Total durnand deposits --------.5 421.105 46 to) Total timeands.avingsdeposit's S 312,51005 Federal funds purchased and securities - soldunder agreementstorepurchase OtnerlIabilitie'sforbon'owedmoney Mortgage indebtedness . Acceptances executed by or for account of thisbanliandoutstandlng Other liabilities ..................... None ..... - .. -. . - - Boulevard, Seminole County, .. PIOne ... .................. - - . 5,00000 - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TOTAL LIABILITIES that an action for dissolution PRECIPICT NO 43 MINORITY INTEREST IN tiled against you Beginatapointonthenorthlineoi marriagehas been CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES 71 South, by BEULAH MORRIS. and you are Section 33, Township required to serve a copy of your Range 30 East, said point being written defenses, If any, to it approximately 1300 fed west RESERVESONLOANSANDSECURITIES of CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for northeast corner of Section n Petitioner, whose address is 61) Township 215, Range 30E Reserve for bad debl losses on loans Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. Said point also described as the-(set uppursuantto Internal Revenue Service Rulings) Santord, Florida 32771, and file the centerline of State Road 136 Other reserve-son loans --------. the Clerk of the above Thence f-un southeitterly along original with Resirveson securities ----------Court on or before tne 19th thecenterlineol State Rod436toa styled day of February, A, D. 1914; point on the east line of SectIon 33 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS otherwise a judgment will be ifl• TnthIp 7)5, Rang. )OE AND SECURITIES tect'd against you for the relief --- ________ FlordI Non, 2.104 29 None None . 'thence continue southeasterly ',ite- along the centerline ci Slate Road 436 in SectIon 31, TownshIp 2)5. Range XE. to a point on the south line of SectIon 31. Range XE, demanded n the Petition WITPIESSmY hand and the- seal of said Court on the 11th day 04 Twrihip 3iS. January, A 0. 1971 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida Said point being approximately 170 fe-et from the-southwest coiner of Section34, TownShip 2)S, Range3OE ____________-By Martha T. VihIen YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thence run east along the South Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF that a Petition (or Dissolution of line of Section 31, Township 2lS, CAR ROLL BURKE F L OR I D A E IC H TEEN T H Marriagehasbeen filed inthe above Range XE to a point Attorney for Petitioner JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR pro(eedng, and you are required to Said point being approximately 6)2 Sanford Atlantic SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. serve a copy of your answer or I20feefwestof thesoutheastcorner Bank Building PROBATE NO. 74.l4-CP pee-adrig to the petition on the cf Section 31. Township 2IS. Range S.,rtord. 1i$ri'J$ 1717) In Rc. hIatt of Petitioner'S attorney, JOHN 0. XL Publish Jan 71.71& Fib 4,11.1974 JOSEPH WALTER COOK, HAINES, ESQ., Of the law firm of Thence run northwesterly ap ak a I W. COOK. Winderweele, Haines, Ward & proximately 4457 feet along the eaSt DEX 106 Deceased WoOdham.P.A,,PostOfflcehioxllO, lined canal to a point SEMINOLECOUNTY Winter Park, Florida 37759, and file Said point being approximately UTILITIES BOARD NOTICE TO CREDITORS the original answer or pleading in 570 feet south of the ccvtterlln of Noticeof Public Hearing the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Howell Branch Road ALL CREDITORS of the Estate cut Court oh the Eiqhtetnth Jvdi(iil th Thence run r'.olth appro*imatcly Pciurd of Coun?-i Corn JOSEPH WALTER cOok, a a Circuit. Seminole County (Our S0 fret to the centerline of hleII rnSSiOflcrS of rninie- Ct'nty W COOK, deceased, are he-re-by Itiouse. Sanford, Florida 32771, onor Branch Road sitting as the Seminole County notified and re-guirid to file any before the 20th day of February, Thence- run westerly along the Utilities Board will hold a public 1971 It you fail to do so. a default centerline-of Howe-Il Branch Road to hering In the County Commission claims or demands which they may haveagainstsaidestateintheoffic, 'iudgment will be entered against a po.nt on the north iine of Section Chamber's of the Seminole County of theClerkoltheCourtog Seminole U for the relief Sought in the 34, Towrhip 215. Range XE, said Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on County, Florida, in the Seminole petition, point being approximately 2,453 feet Tuesday, February 19. 1971 at 7:00 County Courthouse, Sanford, WlTNESSmyhandandthese-alof frumlheriot-thwestcorneqof Section PM or as soon thereafter as Florida, within four calendar this Court at Sanford. Seminole 34, Township VS. Range XE possible to consider compliance or County, Florida. this 17th day of months from the date 01 the firtt Thence run west along the north noncompliance of Adventure Camps January, 1971 publication of this notice-. Each line of Section 31. To*riship 2)5. International, Inc. with Rues and (SEAL I clam or demand must be in writing Hinge XE to the northwest corner Neguiativns Governing the Public Arthur H Bcck'Aith. Jr and rn'st state the place of of Section 34, Township 21$, Range Water and Sewerage Systems in residence and puSt c.ff ice ad4r,s Clerk. Seminole County XE Seminole County. Florida Circuit Court the claimant and must t* sworn to Thence- ciVinue wt%t along the Areas of the county concerned by the claimant, hiS agent, or his By: Ce-celia V Eke-rn north tine of Section)). Township include all aroas presently Served attorney, Or it will become void De-puty Clerk 71$. Range XE to the point of by Adventure Camps International, JOHN 0 ItAINES, ESQ arcor ding to law, be-gnnlng. lri( W.naer*eedie. Names, Dated thu% lath day Cl January A POLLING PLACE: 5 John A. K imbrough 0 1011, Ward & Woodman, PA. Because the Board of County Chairman 204 East New England Avtexle s Walter A Cook Commissioners of Seminole County Attest. AdminIsrafor, Estate at Post Office Box $00 has delermined thaI no ac s Arthur H Beck*ith Winier Park, Florida 37719 Joseph Waiter Cook, commodat ions presently e-..;st Jr Clerk Attorneys f.y Petitioner ski I. W. Cook wi?P.inttsis,'recinctadeqvatetorthe Publi,h Jan. 71, 20, 1974 Publish Jan 21. 25 & Feb 1, fl 1974 elpediti0ij$ •fid efficient housIng Publl%h Jan 21, 7*. 1974 DCX and handling of voting and voting DCX lCW DEX 10% --- NOTICE NOTICE IS HERE DY GIVEN thai the- Board of County Commissioners Seminotecounty, Florida, Shall *1 7 00 p m , or as soon lheceafteu- as Csst,te. on the 19th day of February, 1971, consider enactment of the following ordinance: An ordinance relating to the unincrrporated areas of Seminole County Florida; providing regulations to control and regulate - j CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capitalnotesanddebe-nture* (Specify interest rate arid maturity of each issue outstanding) Equity capital. total ................. Preterre-dstocktolalparvakje .......... (No shares outstanding) Commonstocktolalp.arvalue .. $$AJ,' None , - '; -500.00000 (No shares authorized 50.000) (No. Shares outslanding 50.000) Surplus tindvdedprolts Reserve for ontingencies and othercapitslresorves t.3i. .. TOTALCAPITALACCOUNTS . - . . None _________ - __________ i'OTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS I.$I3,19130 MEMORANDA Average Of total depoSIts for the IS calendar days ending with cailciate Average of tolai loans for the IS calendardaysendon,.iaitricalldate Unearned scounton instalment 9)000000 543.00000 loans included In total capital accounts None I. Sarah 0 Wtiite, Cashier, 04 Use abOve namid bank. do solemnly affirm that thiS re-port of Condition is true arid correct. to the bt of m knowledge and be-lid Correct Attest Sarah 0 White ' fly 7.10629 Edwin W Fly .iilliamU.M,,ri, Director, E. S Green ISEALI State of FlOrida, County of Seminole, 55. Seomtoandsubscribedbeforemetnislytl,dayof January till, and I hefibyceflifythatlamnotanofflcerordlrec?eroftp,i,bank My c.ommiSslon expirec Feb. 71. till . Publish. Jan 21 974 DCX 171 Marilyn Or'Nn NotaryPubic �- -- - ---- - -- - - -' - - -.-- .-- - .- - -.-t-- Monday, Jan. 28, 1974 A ',.rt t o Prj,u Pii _____ Fantasy . id .1 C 1"1 W SntIikc You r re mtmkr . I9(eshr-fdto Itrarathcal Ivar 1 SlirldAnio 31 W&ter sprite cru'Ad . 33 Printing 44 Record of c.mple 22 23A country command r"• TT 25 Heisti of — '• potentate . 5 - r — — 13 1 14 15 1 16 18 — — 19 20 • I 0, 25 1 .. . I --. 7-,~-] 33 35 36 I hlaybe I'm peculiar, but I don't want any free love before marriage. What I do want is a man whose moral standards are just as high as mine. Why should a girl remin purr for a husband who has slept with so mans girls he has lost count' 20 AND STILL PURE" I - I ' - 45 46 47 49 52 53 — I I 50 51 1 __ 54 — — — --. l)l-I If u's,' r'it heil o, and are still holding boorat, for you' 'Women's libbers are pushing for the same privileges for women as men. That doesn't necess.rfly mean they advocate promiscults- for everybody, they urn-' — '": L 57 - L.... — 58 ___ — i A 11 want, ? -* POLLY'S POINTERS I)EAR ABBY: T~e h!~-klne 4nf! prahl-m can be solved, blid very easily. Our neighbors simply , that their dog, which they kept outside on a chain day and night, barked and howled constantly when they were not home Our patience grew thin, especially on Sundays when they drove off somewhere for the entire day. One Sunday we put our tape recorder out under our bedroom window, and made a two-hour recording of canine concert. When they returned after their Sunday sojourn we hid the recorder in our bushes, locked our patio gates, turned up the volume, and went to the movies, In two days the dog had disappeared. -. — . TRANQUIL IN TUCSON . DEAR TRANQUIL: ThIS may not have helped frItnd&Wp ,aith thost neighbors. but It certainly did Im. -- Problems? You'll feel beatr U you get it off yew ch . For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. PTOO, L.A., Calif. 10063. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, pkase. For Abby's new 1111001ILK "What Teen-Agers Want to Know." " 31 to AbISA Van Buren, 132 Luky Dr.. Bev. afy MIls. C&L W= _ — - — CARROLL RIGHTER ort. , I ".",-k 1 10SWPE .-, 1H0 I . Ji from thd Qwroll Rightw lnstitM N I TUESDAY, JAN. $,3J74 GENERAL TENDENCIES: If you keep very a.dve c and alert you can accomplish much and also fW ways to reach your ' I . III -: — , z -W l 4 < . i - ~ _1~1 - T w- .- Crane, " she - "I've already made a sorry mess of my life! "But it is partly Mother's fault, for she was always obsessed with my marrying a rich TT11fl "So she contrived to have me introduced to wealthy playboys in our city. "However, In college I really fell In love with a rbowh wa' working his wiy through ' -~4%__ _e ._ %A -II ,L-,. " IT__~I"' I 14N1.. -3URL DI DN' T A N . .. , ? . I - j - ,,. \ WISTFUL, PRES/('ENT / 8LCk)ñ1E ,,/ . .. I ~~ , . 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HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 1700 W. First St. , 4* i;~~ - .- Z. J ___ " ' 04, . e .- _~ * •P•' ascado dishwasher detergent FREE with any KitchenAid dishwasher. (Of ends March 31 ) - -' -- House Of Steak / ______ Y Hemhi - - Entertainment will be fur- Boyette. 1457 E. Hartley Circle ln pretty pastels with touches of colorful 'mb'o1d' and dainly lace. And everyone krims how essy It Is to care for knits. Come to our Girls' Department today and see the "t M -- - _____ - - Of Lantems - Jan. 28,1974-7A Monday TheSanord Herald .-. MR1 Dishwashers now sellinri at less tha 1960 prices. -.al programs speci t would come away with moist yes too. e That "Flower Talk" so Lvautifully rendered by David k %SIIU )L wt-itli the trip II) ito. Itison of the niost liaising which I iii' life -/ - — -v Knits have a way of-, -, '-_ __________ I I - NorI h F.;ia muth - I ____ J= Kftdie"W. WerAnnive Pj,) - ç, ________________________________________ wirst i.M' ' OviedoPersona s I - - LOOK AROUND 11w bidding has been \ . _, .._-.-. . ..... By FANNE-M,' EDWARDS __________ Ij!IZ1II] .- WERE AS LEAN AS ) \\, OUR BU%ET... / ; , --a-._ . Charity Ball - .- .,, 11 I COLLEGE WERE , WELL-ENDOIVED RUGS BUN1Y ubb n r . _% . -J - ~ — . . . 4-VV by Larry Lewis , -- - ------ F !.,J1 IR/I - C Within 3 months he was ______________________________________________________________________________ running around with other girls. r st or "And he had no trade or .4 u profession, for his millionaire l father merely advanced him a Pol ly's Problem ByLIZMATIIIEUX — Mary Earle Walker guest Mrs. Nellie Neely and Mrs. cash allowance on the first of DEAR POLLY - I hope someone can tell me how to Herald Correspondent each month. speaker. Mrs. Walker spoke on Mary Mosier, remove milk stains from dark Even full Cancer and self-examination. " "But he always spent U-ut early so There will be future we were constantly have only been able to scratch the area with an There really must t being hounded for unpaid bills, sort of a "bug" floating bet- programs at the Agriculture abrasive pad but this is not satisfactory. It leaves Your 5,,, marks an is time-consuming. - SiltS. F.L.C. "His father felt I could ween the communities of Center Pertaining to weight ______________________________________________ 1i .i • i * i stra iighten mm 0th l got Seminole County because. t controi Everyone else does B,arbara Ward was hostess seems as if every other person I DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns the size of cans' "Teddy was opposed to our know has fallen wider the and served delicious refresh. of insect spray. I do not see why they cannot have small sizes Iiients to •he following; Mrs.STIRCHI FURNITURE having a baby, so I felt there dreadful scourge. so one could bt- kept In (lie car to combat flies or even stingwas really noth,ing left to hold The latest victim is my friend Walker, Mrs. Iva Ward; Mrs. 1100 French Avenue Ing insects that often become a hazard to safe driving. A Huth Da%ldson I finally got In t C Benckert, Mrs Inga spray that would not harm the upholstery or otherwise stain Easy terms 322 7933 e interior would help. - JOANNE. touch with Ruth by phone and Gilmore,: Mrs. ElLa Culver; And when another girl in she tells toe that she i. I)EAI( POLLY - I think I hivc a oluiion (or Bonnie's feding _______________________________________________ town scorched blouse. The laundry guide that came with my filed a paternity suit lilucti better now and is on the against him, that was the last mend. washer says that for scorch stains one should launder witli 0 0 detergent'and a bleach that is safe for that particular straw! Also on the sick list of late fabric. When scorch is heavier cover.stain with a cloth dam"So I got a divorce. was one of my most favorite * pened with fl~drogen peroxide, cover this with a dry cloth a "Dr. Crane, please warn your bank officers, Pennie 011iff who andpresswit a hot "ron. Rinse well. One word of caution millions of readers that wealth Severe, scorch often ~.;nnot be removed tweause tile was confined to her home last damaged. I do hope this helps. — CATHY. is no guarantee of a happy week but thank goodness she is I.. DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Bonnie a tree and simple much improved and back at the amwer to her roblem with iron scorch on a nylon blouse. It "Now I regret ever having CitiZens Bank, is the good old sun. When an article is Penme is one of the folks broken my engagement to my - /111' ing go ahead and Finish the ob. Then hang it in the sunshine --- -_ . for a while and the sun's rays should draw out the .scorch college clawmate, even though whom I have known for a very — .. I Il -__ ~ ~- I mark. This has worked for me even when (lie marks have MoUw-r prodded me into doing long time in Oviedo and I am - I been old ones. The itein does not neces&arily have to be hung T _-~,, proud tosay that Joe and I were I - . .__ . outdoors but can tw put by ,I windo", that the sun shines A.Ail~_ I _.~ through. I hope this will ht:lp others. too. - NIELBA. 111nda's wedding I more on U)IS BEWARE OF PLAYBOYS DEAR GIRLS - Do remember that the color and fabric _!. 1xv,~ , — __ - ____ later) but I'll tell you this Inuch ~ have much to do with tile succens or failure of an), such hadn't been for my Joe and Pointers. Often one wrong may be rihtcd and another Girls, you should •'-: your created. Be sure ALWAYS to test an neonspicuous spot brain more than your heart his help, I bet l would tsa%c been America's Finest ii io before trying anything. Some authorities suggest a solution when you pick a husband! UP the proverbial creek without or one part hdrogen peroxide (not hair bleach) and three a paddle as I was t rying for a Playboys a re doubly parts water, t scorched article soak In it and (hen rinse come-back from the flu. dangerous marriage prospects! well. Same fabrics require only washing with detergent to Speaking of Pennie, I am sure Why? remove scorch. Testing Is Important not only for the stain Because they often ha-.e that most of my Oviedo friends but the garment color and fabric. - POLLI. Anniversary Bonus: 12 20-oz. boxes of tine htld I,, South. ipdner would be afraid to lose the pade suit if he didn't bid it Imst. This practice (t-11 into fellow man and wvuld 4o well in 9,e humanities, social m-vlre general disrepute- People Work where a new plan is needed, or in government. Teach early were playing too manv . 4-3 to be very careful in the -Wce of friends, otherwize your atilt w,ro* 41.2 spade fif ,, --k ith -ounstet could take ep with anyblxlv and ruin his or her life. diauiot-. t-k'u1tc" 1- Unai and rthgtous training earls Jim hit it 5 rntd to lxno way to handle this Mm. tit - th" danWcotnpel." %Utyou make of your - Un Philip r1 iflflir.O life is largely tq to YOU! Ilm burgh t CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -_ (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) n.na IT ".. ,..; " -(,'!~~ I I . ... (I to r) Verna Ely, Ann Patterson, Katherine Full er, Bunny Hall ,. J&((' ' F s.,ecr '-., ~ , , - I"ESTIVAL OF LANTERNS BALL - 7. - ---.._ ur IV I4 i VALL SAVE GUZ'LIFE, ALLEY CXX) I *r Reservations are now being Sanford-Seminole, Wowed by accepted but due to limited up. Herald Correspondent spave, attendance will be Right's Orchestra. "On the rebound, I met a First committee to begin DELTONA - The Deltona restricted to only 60 couples. playboy named Teddy at a New work is the decorations con). Woman's Club fourth Annual Year's Eve party. Therefore early reservations itilitee, under the guidance of "A lot of drinking was going Clarity Ball will take place are requested. Mrs. Ann Hoydcn and Mrs. Feb. 2, at on, and this playboy suggested Saturday evening, (ocktail hour embellished \'o)le (;ibbs. They are carring that we run away and get the %Voriian's Club House and The Festival with exotic Chinese and t'ti( the oriental theme of lan will b known is m.irried American horsa'oeuvres and terns. of Lanterns'. "I was in such a mixed u spirited cocktails will begin at 7 Reservations for the affair, state of mind and a little clluy general p.m. Dinner, a roast beef According with checks enclosed. should be to from a few drinks, so I finally special, will appeal to chairmar both sent to either Mrs. Don H. Mrs. Henry agreed I Abrdhams and co-chairman American and Chinese palates, Williams, 8S Deltona Blvd. "Mother was dehghted, but the less erotic excitement each 01W produces, thtreby further frightening the scared male IT t., t.LEM- FIN' &JNY NsN, )iD I ....• 1 - - - _ HIS 1i , ' . I . - Groue ovc r . -- _____ - and I had very little ir ,~e"mon. promises to be a most exocUc hairl 11kc I he y N NE . 1* ' - , - _.-.._ I 1' ,. ,.),.I( f s - "Vith ;I -_._ -. ____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ . . .. - r -._ -- , 11 I - - - L - _ ' jrj . - _____________. - - 5""" _______________ fI F I'u _t.--. _~ I - I ~ - . =111111111111111 r, - ' - _____ - - -- - - 11 r - m. . -- . - -Q , —C- • ilt ,~,$Ii~ ', One solution to I I sr". ~? r li I . ..._______ . t. &-epest desires. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr.19) Work along lines that most apr and iccotnplisti much. Make new contacts socially who can nwther-in-law, Mrs. Grace or gumption! WIN AT BRIDGE belp)cou in the future. Exude that special charm. 011iff is confined to Florida TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Contact bigwigs you know and That's often why their hospital after having a nasty 4-card mJirsrc, "4' ''"J"" gain their advice, confidentially. Once work &ir, wealthy and indulgent parents fall how about sending her , yourself to the romantic side of life. Be happy. place them on a cash card? Itkwalt[ -The bld is GEAIINI tMav 21 to June 21) Meet with good friends for mutual sup- allowance, for the parents know help and this becomes a productive, happy day. Attend soda] I Mrs. J. Ii. Staley'isnotori their sons are greenhorns at 4n -----'------' .iffalr that brings more recognition. 'V ti earning a living In their own the sick kit, I bet tit to pass with a terrific match SilOON Cul_ • KQJ974 (June fh0juu1Y22)Dtscusa new plans with was.,almost ...after having point result' right. ayed 9-gwip and make bids. deals with wisdom. Civic duties mn bring received a call from Rum from Moreover,If they have pl S.4 l STIDI get Into (hi bidding on an fir more success now than heretofore around with rn4iny girls and (haflflel9atWKISwhOCalledto 1Y.0(July 22 to Aug. 21) Out to new Interests, sites, where you have no trouble making two thus have dissipated the ask her if she was keking at tile I VQ53 T J 9 82 Can make big headway for greater happiness- Do not nect little + ios2 (Immondsandactual1v South idealism of true love, they soon "Dial Ing-For-Dollars" show. # A A i wigs who have bits of inf*maUon you need. 4A 105 made an overtrick alter the get the wanderlust to start She would have been at least 4K 943 $150 richer. VIRGO i Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Find a new system throih which SOUTh defense started with three "chasing" again. 'in more favor with government, business and social conrounds of clubs Smith %O11 It just happentd that I turned V A K 1074 Lif.Ls. Reach true understanding with mate; be generous. i tile third club in dumniv, Each succeeding sexual on tile television and happtned 63 cashed his two high twarts to affair then gives them less LIBRA (Sept. 2310 Oct. 24i Discuss future with associates to hear the tall end of the J6 get rid of dummv*s last club -Ir joint projects can work out well. 77wn get , ffotic thrill than the preceding i ,ut to recreatinns conversation. but from the II an Ut fl ( t1 I ll'h t1!ntr iii!. ithtr and relax lost a trump one, so thiy grow temlied lest rtmarks whih were pa&std, I SCORPIO ( Oct. 23 ot Nov, 21 I If you are efficient at your work ;1 Went North IF,'a%l South I growing &n't think that Mrs. Staley was I i: Fit is possible In they may be I tie,; i tcp w 1tttni time f( !ishl; ?ii i II' iTtiilllfi ( tfl1I R pi itur l ltr'r hit flucttrd' 1,d!,s I I j m I 1.1 X% 1~'iii i after South makes a normal -, ) foc Items to improve looks. Lest I forget, happy birtMay heart opening. but in Ilus SAGn'TARIU& Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Study your home conditions Opealng lead - 4A This sets up a panicky quest partwular field almost evto Walter Rawlson, one of my Well and see how to havv more hamony and beauty around you. for the initial thrill they enjoyed eryone went set at one favor-te ro.w lovers over in I _ I - - __ - Entertain at honw. Invite only congenial people. nolrurlip (ir two hearts so with their first conquest. Mead Manor. Ills son, Jon, AQUARIUS'I- Jan. 21 to Feb. 19- Communicate with those who By Oswald & James Jacoll,y that the Flannery bidder 'I', ~1711.-,-!Inllovo., ,.vof life inbliiim,alled int PiSrRS t F,-b. 20 to Mar.' M) Study records and know better how i, 11it. iii lit ftJtjFt, wt to cut down expenses, etc. Ask an expert for advice if needed. IF YOUR CHIW IS BORN TODAY he or she will love :. - .'. began, "We were engaged in our s-amor year but Mother broke it . ;.. % I . _rA,. . 11k ~A _ .' ' w -- ALLEY op I 1 I _______________ -- ... -- ) . .- .. . ~ .1, . 1 - _______________ 71' ?j- - : . 1. disillusioned divorcee. began te date him regularly. 37 I '"! . — - n - -, it 237"17" 29 es a our I 0 .J,',J,,,r,".~_.. -- - - - --1 . I_ -1. 6----Pmr~ - CASE Z-537: Lucy It., aged "Dr. lcomb form, sar i '- I 1: , - • il t -, I . ;I . _______ I ; . with care! 24, is a S3CIique •'' . stressing (be wrong goals In Lucy's love affairs. So beware of playboys! 71ey may have plenty of $M$ but often lack common "sense." So study this case 1 I . 51 Ethiopsin mtaiure lab i imp )tsford 2$f.trne i0Duismn1 1' 5' 45 Japanese sash 46Wonder-. ' 47Pokerstake IqUill 39 Indigo d)t' 'Cave him-URICSS P" v4z= ' - z""Gue to 11vc w4h a man who regards his wife as ku Dersana) - . . _________ - mother was partly to blame for I Var I Piedmont 20 Hamlet,(Or flStoragrLac'e 5Hurnane en's lib because It advocates free love for women as well - -S -! fJ - xiia Lucy is a sexual casualty! IIr 36 Derp mud 39 City in France 13SIorning Moisture 2lrishepott item 3(orpukni l2CiiyinIialy 33 Pliant I 34 Presidential I I Frigrant i prefix I IMM S I litail out I.- ruin 32 Small island o'e 26 K Ing of 11rat-I 58 Tf.lgelher DEAR ABBY: I am one woman who is ,-Painst wom. , - - I __ - VI .C. ,:.--.; " , By GEORGE W. CRANE, Ph.D., At. D. 1)1 9Ifai4a ian 57 Abhor I Bib I [7 0T _____ Blamed On Divorce _ I 13.Son of I prelii I $61 1=1 DEAR NOT: .Nly suggestion vmuld be leave him, and look for a man who would respect his marriage saws you respect yours. But first I would give him an opn'tuni- .. i ( 'cr( I ___ . I t3lJnd '5 C .k, IN AiL! Ii ') I TA. Mtp1 ' -' RNIL ning %ith friends, my husband offered me to one of his friends. You can't Imagine how much this hurt me. I did the only thing I could think of doing. I refused I n no uncertain terms, eivn tho he' tried his best to talk me Into it. N) husband and I finally went to bed, and made love before going to sleep. I love my husband, but I doubt that he really loves me. lie has tried to get me u go to ith his friends before, and every time I've told him no, nd not to ask me again, but he keeps on trying. I have told my husband that if I want sex outside of arriage, I will do the choosing, but so far I am satisfied with him alone. I get depressed every Jme I think about my husband's wanting to pass me around to his friends, and lately lye been taking it out on our 2-year-old son. I am open for NOT FOR LENDING . -I - 'L-' ' LILA') 14 f1ra)Ing figure 48 Quote I ~ t'ar tbell 50Structural 16 Prt"ge twin) DEAR ABBY: The other night, after a fairly calm ev - *. I - 45 I'alm kaf .1 t W 11 Al t ,T'T' jantr 10 Lunar was" By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN CI*.i ThISUIPI. Y. tons UN.. 1161 ' ' -; I I J. ' e Not Sex Object And Leave " ____11- . e ate - • - -- - -• - Mother '.L1 ' _____________________ Dear Abby .- i ---'• . . - 6A-The Sanford Herald -.- - Tornorrow NCWS .494 43&X:rq!)te)X-1V& EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables - EVERY THURSDAY 1,i lb. Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables Where Game (6) News i lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Cholce of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter r (9) All My Children (13) Young And EVERY FRIDAY slog slog slog �• - tVUJISU9} 1 •I W%I -- JcIll. RJ, IYf4 World As Greeks Pay Last Respects 1 Briefs News f V1 ' 1 i S... - -, , - _kV~ . •- . i f'c. ' ' LIMASSOL, Cyprus I All) The announcement sa that k P 1 Thousan ds o1C C4reeft reek Cy riots beCfore his ath rva3 had gathered outside a humble named his succesaor and house in Lirnassol todiy to pay EOKA's struggle against Presi their respect to Gen. George dent Makarios would continue. it.lru,i i)UL a s uiviuetj over dependence struggle against whether the small band of the British Who died Sunday of a guerrillas -estimatL41 at only a heart attack fe hundred men could survive The body of the frail 75-year. without the 75-year-old old soldier who two years ago general's dedicated leadership launched a new guerrilla move and ti ment to fight !o Enosis, union Some observers predicted the Willi Greece. lay on a simple movement would soon collapse. I iron bed covered with ('reek fin' and banked with (oral wreaths • Ignoring the underground war hn had a been waging since 1971 overthrow President d e i-ce governhaile zr%as:sa:atlon. e;ero. - - ."'.J111111110~ '~ . ~ - It&l W. *1" - 1 Teenager Jailed In Nassau NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) A Milwaukee, Wis., teenager has been Jailed in Nassau in a police investigation - into the murder of three American tourists, the latest a high school girl From Detroit. Asst. Police Commissioner John Crowley said Misehia Shbck, 19, would be Liken before a magistrate today for a formal charge in connection with the slaying of Katherine Smith, 17, a student at Northwestern High School In Detroit. obek was also being questioned in the violent deaths of Paul Howell, 50, a Masillon, Ohio, attorney slain Dec. 5, and Irwin Bernstein, 44, of Ocean City, N. J., killed Jan. 18, Crowley said. - Y'' ..)3' LONDON (AP) A 244iour wildcat rail strike promised more dilikijitles for British commuters today. - Signalmen and rail clerks defied leaders of their union - - - I" '' i*~ - - - . - - LAST GOOD BYE Or Temporary farewell is the question pondered by an Israeli soldier as lie waves to Egyptian soldiers from across the Suez cease- . - fire line at Ismailia. May Drop Temporarily , rab (' I I IJ t I # opinion w .- II I I IL - -. .1 . j I k!! 41 Frazier The Pick Grivas died and lay In state In th'. hollse lie used as his ,Nly pick in the fidt is Frazier, the last time I $r't for \I, 1 Of of 1w; Norton effaii I lwve tct figure Smokey Jot- will be able tn ..Ww g Ilie ability of Ali and Frazier. PRELL LIQUID SHAM '' - -_ - 13AGGIES - 9 80 BAGS ,, C ,. Public NCt ice To: All Interested Parties 2 IDWICH 3AGS I ,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Florida Public Service Commission will hold a public hearing at the time and place designated below pursuant to said Commission's Order initiating an investigation of the earnings, rates and charges of the Florida Public Utilities Company. I ',, 1 P MIn C 4 L PACK I. SCHRAFRIS VALENTINE 9:30 A.M. Wednesday, January 30, 1974, County Commissioner Meeting Room, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771 REG. Ptinorn Perth.. ' ., f I , MIX OR MATCH % S N 2 TYLE - .I._4u_I C FOR Mr. Robert Christ of the Commission's Legal Department will be present at this scheduled public hearing to assist any member of the public who wishes to testify concerning the subject matter of this docket. Mr. Christ will be available at 9:00 A.M. on the morning of January 30 to meet with those who wish to testify. HAIR SPRAY RINSE OR SHAMPOO LIST 98c EACH J f 1. • • NOOM $ - Super in the opening minutes and It overs, Patterson stole the ball had an easy lay up but palmed the ball. With Lyman in charge out of Oviedo's the Hounds scored. Patterson possession, Latimer sank a 25 "lightning war," shuUng off scored, then Cobb, then It wits foot jumper giving the Hounds Leon Cobb and Clennie Pat. Cobb on two from the line, the lead 31-30. terson for most of the second followed by another Cobb half giving the Hounds an upset bucket. Robbie McCall got one nected with a jumper from the 43-32 win, Saturday night. from the line for the nne points. line and nine seconds later Playing their normal style of Gidus picked up the first Gidus put the Hounds back in basketball the Greyhounds Lyman bucket but he was the lead with an eight footer forced the Lions out of their fast matched by Eddie Browdy. from the base line. the scf-,re break type offense with blanket Wright then got "hot" inside was 33-32 with 1 25 remalnin, coverage of Oviedo stars Leon and accounted for the next five Wright then st,ole the ball t.u't Cobb and Clennie Patterson Greyhound points me first seconds later Cobb stole it hack ---' -_ . ,_ Ir .. I r .. - ' ..,__,[,r -. ,- - L it__ II ; V - - _V. . - V--__. -, - - - , - ii_~ - - . __ - .. ' .,.. ~4 0 _.T_ .."aim in 1. -;. - " - _ - ___________ - r - -' ' _______ - ff- .,.-. ; It . - T_ -Maw . .I "60*1 ?' 9 .ewlb .., 'S i I It .- ,- . tendency to dribble once and guests. errant pass by Fred Moore "Hounds cln-s'd mr, Afl !lLrn fr'ird 1 t! s'-at Inti --Is Friday night against tent to a press and s ta ged a hands Patterson then fouled Gainesville Buchholz Cobb comeback Oviedo extended him and with 14 seconds . _____ - - - - . -- . - manap 12 against Lyman Patterson bucket but Wright with five fouls Qvedo sother gur, Patterson matched him at the other end Cleveland went to the line and found himself in early foul After a missed Oviedo shot missed and both Wright and trouble as Lyman took ad- Randy's brother, Bernard Cobb came down wiffi U.e vantage of their knowledge Wright, found the hoop for two carom, forcing a Jump ball. about the Oviedo eager. Patter- points putting the tally 15-11. Wright controlled the tip to Carl son likes to drive whenever posPatterson followed with a lay Cadson passed off to Cleveland sible ant! the Hounds used that up and the Hounds took the ball who was fouled by Mccau. fact to draw charging fouls. downcourt and Bernard Wright P itterson dropped to 10 points was fouled and made one of two O.edo FO Flu a rp Returning to action this from the line. ,$t.ekend was Lyman's Randy I yman then took advantage Cobb Pa"emon 5 00 10 Wright The 66 senior gate of mistakes and Al Cleveland Brundage 0 22 7 the Hounds needed height and and Randy Wright both tallied Bruwdy I 1 3 " I 12 3 added another offensive to bring the score to 17-16. I) 4O H weapon Oviedo came back. Carlton Wright scored seven buckets Brundage was fouled and sank Lyman FG FTM-A. TP - __ - - . --- - I I;;,;; - . - . • -. fI_ .. *_.11 I / . # .'! -- :: c : J-• - .- ----- #•t . . 4w -'- 7i•1-.9 f- p.5. t ' - -- I" .' - !- - - '-ff-F-Ir r-A""-- -0 - ~_ #.-- -, - -- = - __ - - 4_ - I ~_ ~ - - - - ,.' - ___ wh,, . I line for 16 points (,idus had O%Iedo strengthened its lead three buckets for six points lnalowscortngthirdperlod7.4 RawlIns Cole 7r4..I .'4ti Against Gainesville, Oledo making the total fl right.R. cut through their press but Lyman contributed the fourth 'I found the Greyhound press period tip and Gidus passed to Gidus trouble. The Lions were Wright inside for the start of a Wrigh?,8 ';.. fighting the 10 second clock three point play closing the gap Total to 26-25. most of the evening, After an exchange of turn- Lyman Oviedo struck like lightning . J - - II'gfl T r TI 1'!' T T T'? WORLD FI . - nr.&.Ozti) NISH . hlerron crosses final line I LES MATE & D E PEN DAB L E 1 3 11.4-H.. . " - - . -- 1) 6 7 6 32 7 Ii I 17- 34 - . (hlerald Photo by John Cherwa) off hnA1 "" Hue I •J 35 'I S SJC StunsSte J ohns, I row RICHARDS Herald Sports Editor .,& fr HERALD SCOREBOARD spcctacularly, came up with 21 44 A im ,A points behind Shaw, while sic FG FT Robert MeCullum and Chip o io i n hkW.ioL'---l'ALATKA-He doesn't look Crawford, who round out the Crawford 4 1 12 all tliatlnipres.slvewhen he's on Raider's most consistent .hr-------the court, moving around a lot, scoring package both hit for 12 williams w._.-. _.ii 2 I S but not really' all that great. markers on four field goals and Sh' IS S is TOTALS "IS" Then, you read the night's Four free throws each. •' 1" statistics and you whistle Mike Williams, who has S?.Johns k -1 FO FT TP V . through your teeth. Bennie recently broken into a starting i ._ i t Shaw is some kind of basketball status returned the investment 10 • . 11 it nz,ssa player. with 10 markers. t .h• Jeffemon 3 i 10 The returned Raider Ethcridqe 7 0 i Sophomore All-State guard The Raiders, who have en- McIntosh 9 1 72 zipped around St. Johns like a joyed strong first hail leads Mccurdy 1 I I (luck feather blowing in the throughout the second half of M,yuhan I 1 3 •=••• rtin 6 3 IS wind-nobody could catch this year's campaigning, again 32 I) U tiiIIisCOring 35 points easy as went out strong and coasted to TOTALS please in the local cagers' the stir. sic s-i 41 _9S , 4 fifth division win, 95-77. 1 19--?? At halftime, the local quint St Johns All that paled in coinparicon w 1is up by 16 points 54-38 They I to thoughts of the future, as the came back in the second half to 1I----.4 Raiders play host to undefeated outscore St. Johns 41.39 to coast like City Wednesday night at into the winner's bracket for the V' -. ~~ I' , 7:30 at the Seminole High gym 13th time this year against :'-•, i -- -) ~4 -in wha - 1. . , t should be the determing seven lo&w& The Raiders -ire ~z factor for both team's drive to i in loop play. . • predominance In the tough HIAX)MINGTON, Ind. i AP) k 'C_-.1 Division II loop rnce In other division action, The 1ourminute indcr mile 1 he Raiders are just uzic nearby rival Valencia (..oni- harrier was shattered Saturda' game back of the Tim. munityCollegecameupwith its For the first time In Indiana k rttoltts and should they 10th win of the year, topping upset the visiting Lake City Manatee 64-58 in a nonFormer University of Noire L live, the race will be clear cut conference game. Dame runner Rick Wohlhuter, for the two teams will be tied Florida Junior College topped just back from a victory in the for first place. Central Florida Community1 Melrose Games )0 at Ne wi/ hlowes't'r, should Semi,.ole College 105.97 in a high-scoring York, was timed at 3:59.1 on the fail as they did earlier In the division battle, and Lake City' Indiana University 220-yard ... ,. ''' sason In their nst ay encounter blasted dis ision weak sister composition track Ilis tictory . ---i .&;--a---'--~-!'~4 -, - ~m __ ; __ -1 with the Wolves. the Itaiders Daytona Reach ". - Gonna led his Chicago Track Club will find themselves back in a teammates to a 68-62 victory pack of following teams, all Despite being out-heighted- over Indiana's defending Big eager for either team' s head which is the usual in an SJC Ten champions ' !k Gerald Owens, who has been game-the Raiders had little Wol'lhuter has had fast..' i_.taking a back seat for much of problem getting their offense -i 510M the season, content with hitting going. They Just got the ba ll to times outdoors, but not indoors, lU's Steve Heidenreich intus double figure pace quietly Shaw, who hit 24 of his points in JUMP BALL ["OR LOCAL CAGERS ished second at 4:01.5. and professionally, but not the opening half. . Lyman trips Oviedo team - ok t - - .-- -. - , . • - ... - . / . - -• '• , £ . . - ' . Prognostications your. cis co. Sanford :: r. SURE %_. Z I S U P E R - DRY 011 I ) oz FtLtifld 2C C Yoii ,t 904-734.1951 9 SIZE lIST I 4 C S' 59 4 F __ ------'---1 - - - - zz&_ - ,= Undefeated, Virmy Curto brought my record in pugalistic prognostications to 3-3.1 by winning a 10 round decision over Baby Boy Rolle in Miami Beach. The fight, the toughest one that the 18 year old has had to date, ended with Curto badly tut but a clear winner over Ilie light heavyweight champinn of the Balmmas. John L. Johns'n, who was seen here late last yeu stopping Tommy Howard, finally got knocked off, dropping a six rounder after en straight witic His conqutr€r was James 'colt who l'xkesl S&Ihatiftflil in his pro debut over in Fort Worth, Leroy Caldwell cli and someone named Kid Hercules had their main event called off when only 83 people showed up. Caldwr'll car' beremembered for his upset over James Helwlg last year at the Sports Stadium. - - - . - .. - .• • - . . •_ . ' - - ' - .' - -- . ,•. , jlli & - lnaoor Mile .'.. - -' - ' - ecord R Is 3 07 6 ~ en ' . 4 "' - ' . ______ - - - - -' . . -. -- PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY AND FLO-GAS CORPORATION 26 7 , . S :..-: -.-. . ii 2 0 00 S 0 00 0 -. '•' % - - __ -'r - th - I $I ,-, . P/1 ~ - - -: - -' . - ____ __ ~=_ -!~am-ag_ =~ __~ .2 - J - J . -' - '- 41- M - 0a -'!:-...- . Vt -- LONG WOOD defense on the part of the looked like win nwnber 11 Lyman Greyhounds took the wouldbeeasy. Itwas9-Obelore ,' P'T The purpose of these hearings will be to receive the relevant testimony and exhibits of all parties of record, members of the public served by Florida Public Utilities Company, and all other interested parties who may appear concerning the earnings, rates and charges of said Company. All witnesses will be subject to cross examination at the conclusion of their direct testimony. ' . Another light heavy that still figures quite prominently in the title scene Is Philadelphia's Richte Kates On January 7, Kates rnIgM have put the end to the frustrating career of Jose Gonzales, by takingaone-sldeddecislon from the New Yorker, Born in Puerto Rico 34 years ago, Gonzales began appearing I on nation wide TV back in 1960, with a win over former champion Issac I ogart. Since th at time his record reads like "Who's who of ling." He has stopped this same Hobby Cassidv, and former wor Id's lightheavywetghtcharnp Vincente Rondon before Rondon won the title), defeated former welterweight champ from Miami, Lais Rodriguez, defeated current high ranking middleweight Billy Douglas, held th e American Middleweight title, and is the only man to drop Ahamuda here in the U.S. Other names on his record are Emile Griffith, Benny Briscoe, Dick Tiger and iami's f'lorentino Fernandez. Despite all of his bouts with champions and near champions, despite all his wins and crowd pleasing rtyle. Gonzales never once got shot at world crown. I can't blame him for some of the bitterness that he has cxiwessed in the past, for many not as worthy have been given the 'px)rtunity that Jose deserved. Word has reached me that Tony I.icata will be getting 110,000 for his 12 rounder with former five times world welter and middieweight champ, Emile Griffith. The New Yorker, by the way of the Virgin Islands, is taking home $15,000 big ones and the bout is billed as a fight for American and North American Mid. dkweight Title. Griffith is currently a 8-5 favorite over the beatenfhinese-ItallanfortheirFebruary5boutinBoston. I am going to go along with th e home-town boy and pick Licata in a close verdict. This one should definitetly go the distance as neither is really a great puncher. Duane I3obIck the heavyweight that got himself bombed out In theOlympics by Teofilo Stevenson in the biggest upset the u.s. sufferedinthering,willbeseendowninMlamiBeach, also fifth, I3obit.k is currently ona bum-of the-month tour and is signed 'o take on 240 pound plus, James Summer',ille The giant James, was seen here early last year with Tommy Howard, but really Is not much of a main es ent fighter, Bobkk should score another KO andl will pick turn to win In fur, Maluoiii Thit once had a plan to bring in Bobick wi th Cyril (lark. It was Malcorn's idea that if Clark could be gotten ready, he could strip the Olympian. I am sure that Duane would have taken the bout as lighters with records like 10 losses, 10 timesstopped, are the types that he has been meeting lately. I agree with ''Mal'', ii Cyril could have caught him he would h'e gkd loin out. But, the light was never made. so we will never know if (lark could have pulled the upset of th e deca de. It's a c).m he never got t1w chance. ., HEART CANDY Wth Win Over 0 vieao - Here And There BATH ROOM 'ricci J _ - . 0 Churmin i , It .1! N " ' - L- ~'.' The fight Uist might have Uie most effect on Florida boxing Ls the semi-final between Jorge Ahurnuda and Bobby Cassidy. 11ke Ali, the Argentinian is a solid &5 favorite over the south. veteran from New York, with the winner standing a good chance of coming south to Orlando to meet Mike Quarry. The winner of that bout should E)t tiit one that Likes on Bob Foster for lus lJght Heavyweight Heavy title If it comes off In this inamer I will have a few words to say about the fact that Quarry leap frogged Into the semi finals of the elimination by losing. But, I won't be too severe because I like Mike, and If he gets a chance he doesn't deserve - big deal He still will have to win at least one very important bout, so who's gripe' Back to JorgeIsthernanthatcame lh'c country tvi$Ii 'id but not outnd rc-ord nJ h the light heaty ditislon on its col1ectite ear First he stopped T.N.T. Carroll (who had just held Mike Quarry to a draw), stopped hay Anderson (one of the few fighters to last the distance inn title fight with Foster), decisloned Jose Gonzales ( th e most under rated light heavy in the world), stopped Bill Wagner (another one who had just fought a draw with Mike Q.) and in his last bout became the first fighter to ever score a clearn KO over Andy Kendall. Cassidy is an Irishman that has had his ups and downs throughout the years, but is currently riding high in the world rankings. His last b~g win was a three knock down job over world class light heavy Jimmy Dupree. Currently his mark Is at 43-14-4 with 19 KO's, but he has shown a tendency to cut, something that Ahamuda can shoot for. Jorge has a 36-5-1 ma rk with 20 of those wins coming via the KO route, Ahuinuda had better be able to fight a lefty if he hopes comehomnewiththiswin Cassidy isanawkwardly clever fighter who can hit pretty good, especially with a straight left hand Neither fighter can take an exceptional punch as many of their (Jefeats have come before the final bell. Tenacity Fays 14 Ahumada And Cassidv ' und Ho r close and Joe to stop All In the 11th. If he doesn't Muhammad souId take a narrow decision. I will be there to report my observations and will write my findinex in Tuesday's DaDer. -. / 1 tneir tirst war took quite a bit from I look for Ali to take the opening rounds, the middle ones tobe ' PA TY corgw stuart . 119W - - When the clock stopped at Conference soccer match, five miles before having to picked up and so did the times. run. Burns ran the last five 530 p.m. Saturday the hound Glenn Otto totaled 30 miles retire because of chest pains. Things began to look good miles. runners had totaled 234 miles with Tom Herron gett.ing 29. During that time 9 "filler" through the morning until Coaches Huggins and [AM At 440 p in Saturday a!- 14 yards, a new global mark Jimmy Copeland accounted for miles w ere run by Mark Reyes, around eleven w hen the miles Baker said "this is something ternoon Lyman cross country 28 while Kerny Duncan had 26. Ronnie Duncan and Willie started to range in the six you doonly once in your life and The rules of the event werr Mark Bousquet gathered Herron passed the runner To-, 25 and Smith. minute catagory. When it was it Ls doubtful whether another 229 mIle, 110 yard barrier to simple. Ten runners were Bruce Caldwell 24. The computed that at the present Greyhound will ever try to top establish a new World's Record designated to run continuall y remaining three runners were Herron turned in the fastest pace e th ten harriers would not this feat." for 24 hours. If a runner feels he In the 10 man 24 hour run. injured at one time or another mile of 4:57.1 on the 18th mile. get the record the incentive "If anyone gets the record, can't run anymore another 1')t group started out during the mara thomn run. fast came th ey deserve it, said Huggins and the next 16 miles Ten Lyman cross counti y and harrier may step in but his and the record looked like were u nder six minutes in- after the event. track stars set out Friday a!- miles do not count toward the James likell came down theirs but around 4 a.m. eluding a 5:16 time by Duncan Whether the record will be ternoon at 5:30 to establish the tota l. with severe leg cramps but still Saturday the pace slacked off and a 5:22 by Herron. broken or not could be up to record in this unusual event. Dennis Burns was the managed 18 mIles. Mark and running became difficult. Brantley cross country coach The mark was previously set by workhorse totaling 32 miles. Hawley accounted for 17 miles Coach David Huggins explained From that point the Hounds Mike Gibson who told the a similar group of runners from Interestingly enough two hours but wAs completely exhausted this was the most trying time of kept a near even pace until the Herald he will try to look for ten Seminole County school Lake pr ior to the start of the run during the early morning hours. the event, record was broken and it was runners to take the record back BLWflS engaged in a Metro Mark Swearingen totaled only Brantley, on May 21. 1973. Around daybreak the spirits hard to find any volunteers to to the Forest City school. Tonight Muhammad Ali and Joe*Frazier finally get toge th er in a 12 round re-match of their "Greatest Fight of the Century." I won't go into a long article on th is e pic confrontation as I wn sure you have read and heard all you want to, and then some. i will simply say that you can view th e fight on closed circuit TV at the Municipal Auditorium, and if I were you, I would be there. It might be the last time you will ever we on of the two greats, as the looser figures to hang 'em up after tonight, and no matter what You think of either as a person, they both figure to go down as two of the greatest fighters of all time. I don't believe that ever before in history two men came along in the heavyweight division at the same approximate time with 310 Sanford Ave. More heavy fighting was reported today on the first anniversary of the ceasefire that was supposed to end the Vietnam war but didn't. Neither the government nor the Wet Cong held any eci?' ceremonies to mark the anniversary. But the South Vietnamese command reported that 62 Viet Cong and 15 government soldiers were killed and 10 government wounded in three battles In the Mekong Delta. In Cambodia, the daily shelling by the Khmer Rouge inurunt.s killed ix more ptrons and wounded 19 in ger • By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent I1FII Il 2 - Lec . , t By jiP4 era1t1 Correspondent ARMY-NAVY • Cairo-Suez Road Cleared - Levl - Wrangler, There was no immediate indication whether Grivas would • REG. 99c PR. be buried in Cyprus his birthBy THE ASSOCIATF.'D PRESS lam of Algeria are on a foreign Suez Canal. But Israeli and place, or whether he would N Saudi Arabia's oil minister tow- explaining Araboli be policy. S given a state funeral in Greece, says King Faisal might reduce They also are apparently the second straight day. where he spent much of his life [he price of Saudi oil because of drumming up barter deals for - ie effect of the recent big in- oil that will bypa ss the Western OSE FOR -reases on both developed and countries that heretofore have _------_ inderdevelopeti countries, CO?FER(HCE marketed most or all of the The oil minis ter, Ahmed Zaki Arab oil. 100 PCT NYLON - FINEST QUALITY TABLE i'amani, told a news conference 2 SUPER STRETCH n Iok Sunday that his king is 2 DRA,$LR \ ainmni told the men in ]I : - - _ j• 1 41 iorrie'd about the trade deficits Tokyo that his country will supTop SimWOOD FILIE thor nations are likely to incur ply an nation with oil I .36XR 'propors a result of the higher oil tionate to its degree of contriHti ht, 2r . Top Sim.! rices button to the Industrialization Mi, iii 'It I 2x ir But Yamani indicated that and technological development SM Htfaht: 3V n reductions Faisal might or of Saudi $11944 Arabia He added that i*z i,smos ci- would be only temporary has government puts Japan at a e said present oil prices are the head of the list of such 9755 I inch below oils tr '-', '-r"' ' 2 in x as supply and demand is , Meanwhile, the Suez front be-4 SIZE )ncerned lie added that his tween Israel and Egypt contin I',' M9 )Vernment is trying to set a ned quiet as Israeli troops con-ir and reasonable price, tinued to withdraw from their 133 I. 101INION ORLANDO, FLORIDA __04 LI ST 69c EACH Yamianj and Belaid Abdssi. enclave on the west bank of the A ceilings. The government railway board for the first time refused to pay 20,000 nonstrikers for doing nothing Sunday and estimated it saved $80,000. SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) :: W i by engineers and firemen demanding wage increases in excess of Prime Minister Edwards Heath's anti-Inflation Vietnam Fighting Continues ~ Sells & Stti9ht Leg ' and said they would not work today to protest being sent home Sunday without pay. The signalmen, guards and porters have been drawing pay as usual for weekend time hot for seven weeks have been unable to work because of the ban on weekend work TEl, AVIV, Istael All) Israeli forces gave up their Positions along the Cairo-Suez road today to end the first phase of their pullback on the Suez front, the Israeli military command announced. Israeli forces were also completing their withdrawal from the ports of AdatAya and Ataka, on the Gulf of Suez, and the high escarpment at Jebel Ataka, the southernmost point of Israel's ad. vance on the west side of the canal. Cairo said the road from Cairo to Suez would be opened officially to civilian traffic Tuesday. FISTIC JEANS had no immediate comment on the death of his old comrade and recent bitter foe, all Greek-4 • Cypriot schools were closed for U 01 • I A - de ama .,vau ut uiv hi- n . - - British Wildcat Rail Strike $ -. continued, it can make a bilateral arrangement that will guarantee to steady flow of oil it needs. Yamanl said he thinks one of the purposes of the conference Feb. 12 to which Nixon has Invited Japan and other major oil coaumers is to block such bilateral deals. LONIX)Nl)ERR',', Northern Ireland (AP) -More, than 6, 000 supporters of the Irish Republican Army marched through 1ondonderry Sunday with black flags to commemorate the 13 Roman Catholic demonstrators killed by British paratrooperc on "Bloody Sunday" two years ago. The marchers massed in the Bogaide district below the l rtv aik .i heard pia:cr after paker attack the ttno;c pouuoais who tuive Joined Protestant morat*'c in t}* prnvinc&; fi rm rc9!itk goverfli. British troop kept in Lh background. Afterwards several youths ramaged around the city w'lls, stoning soldiers and Jeering. They dispersed at nightfall. '-....., '- told a news conference. Since Japan is in a strong position to supply both, he Irish March For Bloody Sunday' q. - DENIM £ CORD a Saudi Arabia Warns Japan L Lyman Runners Establish World Mark - p Monday, Jan. 28, 1974-18 I From Lake Brantley Team 11 ,FLORIDA 1~~ General Grivas Honored, _.--_:~7_'_1I._ 4 .. ,~2~ ak-_ - ----:7_ - , TOKYO (AP) - Saudi Arabia's oil minister warned Japan today against President Nixon's conference of oil. consuming nations and urged the Japanese instead to make a direct deal exchanging their technology and in. dustrial equipment for Saudi oil. "The price of our oil wont be in terms of dollars but in technology and industriazaUon," Ahmed Zaki Yamani The Sanford Herald - - •. - - - - - - - - "a P!'' . " - * 0 �2B-Th Snforcf Hrald Monday, Jan. 28, 197.1 The Sanford Herald Sweet Revenge, ' ____~ __ _____ _ _ Grapplers ~-.-M ~ W -W - UC1ans _ i - - _ ~ _. __ __ -.1 --~__ _ - . z- - - - . -i I -J L i - I 1 _____________________________ ____ .I .I ~ I', OF- ~%_ L= .1 i~- _. _____ F - I - \1 __________ - -__________ _______________________ i0i ________ ___________ k ________ LOS ANi,ELES (AP) uu avenged their only de. way they would blow a z-point was obv ious. as Wooden had said he would Keith Wilkes told everyone It feat in their last 91 games, the cushion when Walton fouled out "The)'rc number one They stick to his usual lineup, even as just another game," bu 7170 victory by Notre Dunt a with 539 to pta beat us' said Phelps, hn re after Marques scored 20 points the UCLA senior admitted later cek earlier at South Bend, lishes the thought of a third In relief against Santa Clara The two-time college player that the Bruins' 81-75 victory I nd. meeting this year. It would Friday night. of the year had 32 points, 11 have to come in the NCAA over Notre Dame meant quite a No freshman had started for The Irish, 12-1, lost a 12-game rebounds and 7 assIsts when he bit more. playoffs. Wooden in fl years. winning streak after breaking got his filth foul. He flashed the Wilkes scored 18 of his 20 in This t another game UCLA'sall-time skein Of 88. and victory sign to his bench and -11ic only diingI can say as UCLA built because they were the team the No, I national ranking trotted off to the locker room to far as our game last week is you the first half, when a 16-point lead at one point, and that beat us," Wilkes said, and the Bruins played that way Sat. undoubtedly will retarn to the have his knees, bothered by can never take it away from us. Johnson came out shooting to 15.1 team of Coach John Wood. tendonitis, receive customary We earned it. History Is hit 14 of his 16 points after Inurday night against the Fight- C t g termisslon. I ' Irish consecutive national championJohn Shumate, Notre Dame's Phelps said the shooting of Wooden said his Bruins are Whipped on b) a bo isterous chip co uld be 6cen te r, had 2.5 points but exNo I and he got no argument Walton and Wilkes crowd of 12,814 at Pauley PaiAlthough they lost by one at from Digger Phelps, the Notre petted but "startIng Johnson oni) lie rebounds lie said the lion, where the Bruins now have Notre Dame, the Brains were Dame coach who noted : key to defeat was the third foul was the key for them." won 60 games, Wilkes, solid 16- point favorites In the Wooden's team has a new whistled against forward Adt "Walton is super, a super Bill Walton and freshman rematch. UCLA lost an 11-point player. lie really turned it on. streak, three games old, and a Ian Dantley In the first ha lf, Marquts Johnson, making his lead in the last 3. minutes in The> were read) to play be newstar 17-year-old John which made Shumate work the first start, led the assault as the defeat, but there as no cause they lost last week, that son, who as a surprise starter boards with little help _____ .Ili - -- ii _____ I1 ____ Ike final to minutes found Richards with an escape but Turowski moved in and scored a takedown but it wasn't enough as Richards won LONG WOOD - Thoughts of a district the match 5-4 championship loom bigger and bigger in the eyes The Greyhounds lost their first match of the $ , of the [,)-man wrestling team as they toppled evening when Lyman wrestler Guy Carnbell highly rated Satellite Reach Saturday 38-8 wanted to throw away the rule book and wrestle bringing their Ilth win without a loss. after the final buzzer. The Satellite Scorpions along witti Cocoa are At the end of regulation the score stood 1-1. As the top teams in the prestigious Cape Coast the grapplers -Nere untangling Cambell thrust Conference and the Lyman grapplers had an his knee into the body of Mike Revers and the easy time with the east coast squad referree awarded a penalty point to Revers Before the season started head Coach Bill gibing Sa tellite the match Scott said the team would have three major tests The Scorpions gained more ground when before d is trict, Merritt Island, Sa tellite Beach George Scarboro defeated Jim Howarth 74 and Cocoa. Thus far the Greyhounds have had no Jim Brinker scor ed a takedown in the first problem with the first two with the match wi th period and a reversal in the second for four Cocoa on the horizon points in a 4-0 shutout of Kerry McGehee, for his As with most matches the Hounds start on the 15-0 1n. winning foot with Armando Payas leading off at Donate Thompson continued with another 100 lbs. Greyhound win on a close score from Fred Payas scored a takedown and near fall in the ('oilier Most of the action took place in the third - - T~___~ - in I ~Jw PI I .L In - . .4v~t . - .. . . - - , !9dift I. ---;. :",-,-,,., - ,---..---- ..~ br I _4 . 4.AA VOW" .r '----,-..* 0 co( %~f Airney Deadli . T "" _-V - P" - __ - . .. " - . - - - . 9-- By DOU(. SOItUM The roil-off will be a handicap tournament consisting of team, Individual handicap wILl be set by using 80 per cent of the difference For the (cain event, five bowlers I will be listed. A sixth entrant for substitution purposes must file an application. Entrys will be verified l by tournament secretary, Dot Lee 30 minutes prior to scheduled starting times. Starting times for Saturday's competition will be at 3 IV p.m., 6 p.m., and 9 p.m. for both locations. Sunday the bowling will begin at 12 noon and 3 p.m. at either bowling center. bowl scratch. al.so enter the doubles match. nounced. Fairlanes Indian Hills on Road 436 East, in Fern Park. oin s between average and scratch figures. A bowler may enter a team event as often as d"Ired providing no three girls form the nucleus of more than one team. If a bowler does compete more than once, her first appearance in each event shall count toward 'All Events' score, wh':h is the total of her team, doubles and singles scores. Each member entered In t he I -- - I R Al - __ Aa - Blasts Howl ey, 91 76 on his back, lie succeeded for the pin 5:03 into a loss scoring a takedown and then spent the the contest. re ma ining seconds driving for the pin. Dave Colomb picked up a Lyman shutout at 113 Returning from a week lay-off Glenn Hill with a takedown in the first followed by an posted a win over Steve Anderson &3. escape and predicament in the second and a near Mike White took the unlimited class in 1:11 fall in the third for an H decision. nclude the Hounds 3U Paul Richards continued the Lyman winning .vlctory. ways in what had to be his toughest match of the Tonight the Lyman team returns to Metro year. Richards took the early lead with a Conference competition with a battle against takedown in the opening frame. The second Winter Park. The match will start in the area of period had both Richards and Scorpion Mike 6:30. Both varsity and jayvee lineup should be Turnwski score on reversals, the sarno as Saturday's match -% Entry forms for the Men's Annual f' v 1 r / jj I - ~ ____ ____ %=6- -- . ____ - - ----, - .. . - ss which snapped a four game open up a huge 3019 first period inning streak Trinity Prep bulge and added another 27 anced b> Howe) Academy points during the second half to aturday night, 91-76 take complete con trol of the Pat Cnmmlns u-urn Saruw-u, game .-'iI rhomhls last three ball games Brothers John and Rick been scoring below SainUL The Saints possibly looking ahead to Howe were stopped b) the team they had be aten earlier this season handing them their first loss in fie gaines ioint per game average, ex- Lapp, who share duties oded for 36 points. Tne win Kerbs as boardmen for the rought Trtruty to 114 so far Saints, turTied in sound periis sewn, while the Howey __ . - bor, hit cuisis-tently from time under their belts for . ' t_J'_.. - - .-- bItt> feet out and spearheaded important stretch drive in effective fast breaks Doug up next month )yvin and John Kerbs added Trinity can still get into the lcoring support hiftig fourteen mints apiece. Dyson scoring distrwt play-offs but it will take rom outside and Kerbs playing more games like Saturday night's whipping of the hawks ough under t he ni,. toboict them to a tournament k Witii berth, 2 points to lead the scoring In Friday night's contest r liowey Academy. Pete against Taylor Pierson it was rodwin added 16 and Terry not to be denied Luther Bishop 14 for the Hawks. Parkham that spurred a pesky -RPWL i , . t - '-- ..i_ - ... - --- - %_ _Z ; Trinity Prep _ - I yl 4 III 0 36 11L __ U 29im ______ M -- .- -- ~ - -_ -4 A & - -- - 00 * __ 3 - - - __ _ ~ - __. __ - - 6 16 Ii 6 21 S 3 13 '° Trinity Prcp 20 73 li 71-91 '°'' 19 16 2111-76 - Trinity. - 2 - ____ . . Bowling led the Brantley points, ' Rick Van Antwerp's 10 points contests with 26 points with three other IlatrioLs hitting the double figure mark. Weri's (light were the only other Middies beside Woodall who got - Good Things Ste',e Hargis reached his scoring average of last season Itti 17 points (or runner-up honors among the Pats, while ______ .- , , . - W - . 7 ~ ~ __i& . Instructions PIANO LESSON S 17 Week Chord Course Harry Wester, 323 1379 _ ?_ _~__,Z J _ /j4 .4,~~ __ - -_ . .- - . - ___ - I- - - -j ~ - ~~ EIRIELLI TIRES ~_ - - sLsELTku - • s • Hk.h 5p'd B Me Spin Bala nc e e Brok, Strvice FOreP & Oomt-mc :. - • TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call 644 3079 - ?,afl to work in freezer. Good pay Apply Hi Flavor MeMS, Inc (veJ. 38S W.I Lyman wrestling action 'herald Photo b John Cherwa ... i 'I teams -a lso will rnect 'Oto - r i I A ' I I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Forward Bob Love led the The Dvtroit PL'ter.f were hat- Hulls ?:tth 21 points, followed by but Jerry Sloan and howard Porter icred and beaten Sunday By The Anocatrd Prisi with 20 each. Bob Lanier topped unbowed, EAST St John's, N V 76. Dart In a National Basketball As. Detroit with 20. trr)Uth 63 Elsewhere the NBA. the New sociation game marred by 65 Boston Cot V. Volt- 72 Southern Cal 70, Fordham 60 foul calls, five tcchnicals and York Knicks beat the Atlanta the ejection of Detroit Coach hawks 111-96, the Boston Celt. Connecticut 67. Vermont 60 New Hampshire $7. W New Ray Scott after a confrontation ics defeated the Kansas City. {ngtand 87 with referee Bob Hakel, the Omaha Kings 119-98. the Bu!Lafayette 67. Detawirr Pistons were beaten by the Chi. falo Braves topped the Houston Penn St 73. Duquesne 63 Temple IS. Hotitro So Rocket.s 122-108, the Phoenix cago Bulls 109-91. fluckneil S6. Lehigh 5 "Nothing will ever change in Suns beat the Capital Bullets Tri ni ty 70, Coast Guard ii for us," declared Scott, 127-107 and the Los Angeles l.a. Chicago JohnS Hopkins 36. fr.t$fl ')erg Si whose team was playing its kers trimmed the Milwaukee i.inIeIgh Dickinson $6. Wag third game of the weekend. The Bucks 99-929 Knicks lii, hawks 89 Providenci 7$, Rhode ISland Pistons beat Houston Friday Guards Walt Frazier and '4 night and Seattle Saturday S Carolina 7$, St-ton Hail 61 night. Earl Monroe teamed for 52 Drexel 55, Colgate 11 points to lead the Knicks to vie. Hot' Cross 73, Georqeto*n. "The situation always 1185 tory in their nationally (dc70 Duke 73. Princeton is. been lousy, and I will be the vised game at Atlanta. Frazier PulQer% IS. Columbia fil most surprised person in the scored 27 and Monroe, recuper. çPi0,i' r world if something will hav ating from 1l-scaskn fimt surc0n, Pa $3 Queens 70. MIT 64 pen," Scott said. "Our team gery, had 25. Allegheny 79, Carnese Mt-I comes here real loose and then Celtics 119, Kings 98 Ion 88 It gets the book thrown at It for Boston limited the Kings' SOUTH trying to play the game." high-scoring Nate Archibald to N Carolina $7, Marytani 71 The Hulls, leading 85-81 early just two points, building a 5543 ')rcjf' W,'i?i', fA W in tIt fourth quarter, outscored halftimut' lead and a 9O.9 ad rnia 61 Manhattan 67, Navy 66 Detroit 16.4 In the next six mm- vantage after three periods. LSU V. Auburn 76 to break die game opemi ales Braves 122, Rockets 108 Florida Memorial 97. CIatin The oss left Detroit I games Bob McAdoo scored 34 points Kentucky 91. raorda 12 behind Chicago In their battle and Randy Smith 27 to lead Tennessee 70, Mi5%455'PPI 61 for second place in the Midwest Buffalo to victory. The Braves Erskine 91 Picd*nt 46 Division. broke the game open by outVanderbilt ii, MtsS*sippi S6 RoaroIr 91. wa%hirqlnn 6. Scott was lagged with two scoring Houston 15-2 In a three. P 1e technieal.s and ejecttd in the minute stretch of the third pen. riq, Tenn $, Tust Ul'4fl 95 ontI quarter following it vio- lI. urman 97. wIlliam & Allory, lent confrontation in which he Suns 127, Bullets 107 FO t-ntucky St 77, Carson Nt-W t ried to attack referee Rakel, Keith Erickson, acquired man 71, overtime Coach Dick Motta of the Bulls from IA's Angeles in a pie. Alabama U. Genrua 71 %%1S asse'.ed one te?inical, a-st'ason trade for Connie hawkClemson 61, Virg i nia 5% . Illinois u Jaksorwille were players Norm Van lAer of ins, scored a season-high 28 Old Dominion 94. Campbell the Bulls and Rob Lanier of the points and grabbed 10 rebounds Watford $7. S Carolna 51 74 IlStollSr for Phoenix ()a.,idson 76, Wake Forest 78 MIDDlE MIKE WOODALL Scored 20 points against Lake Brantley Saturday night I JOE ' I FRAZIER CHICAGO (AP) - Bobby Orr, the high-scoring defenseman of the Boston }3ruins, became the latest in a growing string of injuries which have depicted the Eastern Division NO ranks for TULSdJ) night's 27th LIVE annual Natioral Hncke - i L A There's Nothing Like THE BEST __ _W ALI ir ROUND - - . - - TV - _.J *I% [HI • ¶1'1 •it:1I - L !.l'tzt1' 1 ..T i ORLANDO MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM DOOR OPEN 8 P.M. TELECAST AT 9:30 P.M. E lectric All Seats General Admission 1 WEATHE RTRON HEAT CALL. 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REALTOR 331 700 DO SOMETHING NICE FOR 167H*y.431.Lorsgwood YOURSELF- and see this out of the ordinary 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on a shady corner ConvenIent tO everything, yet oulet, Eat in kItchen, plus alter Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 baIts br.ck desirable features. 132,500. home's for drscriminatinq people SubStantial down payment, Owner Peaceful setting Oak trees add 'a will Carry mortgage at 3' Ct. the beauty ci these defghttufl, HATTAWAY REALTY spacious hcmes?r-s SEMINOLE.REALTOR ORL., WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1171991 19195 French Sunia. 372 7374 or 3?? 1494 -- - -------------- -- 11 Stop Urn !" WINTER SPRINGS $23.I 00 for very clean roomy) bdrm home. Storage area for the han dyman, plus garage Assijmemtg 14%Odown,$)97mo lpct orSpct don _____ Take advantage of our openr.g orices, only $76,900 and 527.5I) We iflyitC your Comparison With ,H other homes you have nsidefed See Orange Hills in Orange Ct,' today A new community ci !4i brick homt-s West of 17 7on Holy Dr. Our sign will direct you Austin Development Coro Altamorde Springs. 901715 4791. Mr-Bradf ord. Open 16 p.m. Till Mobile Homes Rent MOSSIE C RATEMAN We Succeed!" Elmer Bakalla, Inc. D WN Realtor Ft-rn Park, 1347W TAFFER REALTY With 1IOOE 75th St 373663$ 35 NO CLOSING COSTS! M. UNSWORTH REALTY Mobile Home Lots For Rent lferilcJ On canal, 300' to St Johns Rivet good water fishing I mi E. of nford 277 S157alter3orwknds. 37 3?) h1 ( r 373 0517 15 MEN & WOMEN REALTY Three bedroom. 2 bath house in Lake Markham Estates 14000. Call Bud Feather. Broker. 167 6000 Ir.' 23,95O Off WCSV tti 59•tI Near G,'w,i Grd,"s Agits p5,.* liCk Pall 323-7860 834-3131 98 :;:q A DEVELOPMENT OF WILCI3 LAND CO - DELIVERING ___ ___ __ __ _____ TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES! in surrounding areas starting -- 9 gw Sanford, DeBary, Deltona, Geneva, Oviedo arid __~~ -,--- Men and Women needed to deliver the new phone directories aRAI,D GENEVA ERRACI 3776157; Atte'r 5, 322 7111 MAITRESS Officespace to- rent Call DII Wade 323 $120 EARN EXTRA MONEY UtOCCU. 2 UAT4 ALL THE EATEAS YOU'D 5* PECT AND DESERVE' - IC,$'lt For Rent $ NEW HOMES. PACKED rULL OF I)' *: Business Property VA S1250 CONVEN. 200' Water Front lit - aymor,d U. Ball, Peg Rroker EstherPlati,Auor;ate $17West FIrs? St 3'7 54i1 "We Don't Stop I bdrm. mobile home, air con d'Iioned. $150 'per mo. plus ttltrs. Call 3721299 between I arid S PtiIilih'd Every Sttiiday CLIFF JORDAN C'uAr nrn*.n I)RUE, W x 12' tirr.,'h'T'd r.j'cr f3r r'n? Call Steve Knght, 32] 1)1). or atter $ p.m. 373-1035 Istatt .- Sso'e with super return ° 1311272 REALTOR VtrI. ;Qcd cat................ _________________________ real estate, equipment and ,n ii' . ,,f,,•,, venlory, 170.000 (Jtat:l1 LCthC it G,O. 'To Bell,, Livla lI)C .ITl?iLL GO(ERY , 3 bedrooms, 7 baths. Florida room. kitchen eq uipped, partly fur. nhihid, fenced yard Ava,lable Feb. I 172$ ro . 1t & last mo plus $50 security 1SC) S LocusI Sanford C' ,.,, $ Stemper Agency bedroom furnished house in cOuntry $130 mo. plus $50 damage. Call after 6p.m. 377 63$i Life,stylebA Com ,r,siqó, Real çuAln Houses Rent Unfurnished - L'kenew3bedroom,l')bathrrc,cIe home. Set up on nice wooded lot Central air, utility shed, priced to sell st only 113.500 Alto mobie t r.crj 1 1S2-') Ph,U ro"i. Large 7 bedroom, I bath, central heat and air, ideal t retired couple S? 9.? Itir:-,'. ORANGE HILLS Clean 4 r oom apartment, Adults only, no pets Near hospital. After Feb. 1. lit 6. last mo. 327 6945 Small furnished hotist Ul4lt included, $115 mo. 1st & last Phone around noon 373 7971 cage 1'' * _4_ 22~ 4 HOMr Chicago Stadium Orr injured his surgeryscarred left knee Sunday in leading the Biuins to a 5-3 vietory over the Phi!adelphia Flyr * r Orr It- ft U own power but the Bruins later announced he was defiptelv ttjt of the All-Star contest. noun= 'MUHAMMAD I $110 mc Phone 3721117 33 Houses Rent Furnished 7bdrms. in private home 116 per week Call 327 116.3 alterS Rood - - Rooms for Rent Ok College Scores But Unbowed In Chicago g Mor gan Bobby Orr Will Miss All-Star Tilt 716 1 CEpq flAIva'uf D,iI+a!1..n.I Dna'lêi. IUVII UIIUU, ,_ ADULTS-NOPETS ll6W.2nd St I and 2 bedroom apartments, 580 & 0 ESPECIALLY beacuse of the as shortag., a self service, coin Ocrated KWIK KAR WASH in the anford area, will provide years of TEADY INCOME. An in 'citment for those who MUST UCCEED Call collect. 9041" III 6222 Z, ri. fri Pal machine repat, clean eCI. oiled & adiu lIed PRETZEL TIME AGAIN SAN MO-PARKS. 1-23 Bedroom Trailers 1. Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 Family parks. 3515 Hwy 17 97. Sanford, 323 1930; Day. Wf. . Mo ST ltd CASE OF A RECESSIOP41 All makes sewing 1 - 'Wi*, mod.rn, apartment. Adults only. Ph. 372 0296 newspaper items for a profit' am $3 to 135 each. For in Drmaion. send SOc & siampec eli addressed envelope. First 25, ets information FREEI Sudduth. 01 Birch Terrace, Winter rings, Fla. 32707. .'LI1lk'L1IfJiIrII I N C. - I WELAKA APARTMEN I tlIW lit.St. 3 LONGW000 AREA S NUG AS A BUG P.eslly, 377 1)01 7610 Hiawatpa Ave at 797 Two bedroom duplex furnished apartm ent. 4220 Orlando Drive, Sanford AUTICIAN-- With following. dlaster -6O Pd. -Guarantee full or *,Irt time 631 4301, 331 6460. nicr Payton Apartments Rent Furnished I 2 Bcdroom, Adu!t only Park Avenue MObile Park 254$ Park Drlye, 373.7961 cres with 40*123 warehouSe on twy 46 with I bdrm, house PR rontage. zoned Ml 3733969. Work in sc'apyard General all round labor. Apply in person, Casset J unkyard, 110 N. Holly Sanford in • Wheel Alt1nrnpnt • GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W 2SttsSt. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, convenient to schools, shopping cen ter. Shag carpeting, dra pes, dishwasher, central heat & air. Sparkling clean pool. Move in today. Children accted. 327-7090. Business Opportunities MAN WANTED. Strong & willing - .s ne,t and air, fully .- 31 PRETTY Executive 3 bedroom, 2 bath tOme, Drive past 709 Arcadia Rd. See this situated on a large 4100i215J bedroom home with lirept.ce. wooded lot, Picturesque likCyitw Garden setting from street to from living andfamily room. Eat Street, Quiet secluded nCigh in kitchen, formal dining room. torNoo. $27.00) central ar, patio, pluSh carpets, beautiful decor throughout Must seill Owner has drastically NA TPACif' IW I lll I IV IlIJli.IL reduced to only 14.1.500 with as 3 bedroom home on large lot Outside little as S pci down Phyllis of city with pa tio and all the Capponi, Asoc After hours, 37? 000din 1765 tIS,0OOTerm • equipped kitchen. Adults only. °h. 123O. 'alnfers Helper, will train 15 yrs or older, $2.00 per hour, 40 hrs. per week. Call alter S. $34 417. Mechanic M irii;&l . drao,s, Help Wanted 18 LAKEFRONT 594 QU E ENS MIRROR CI R. r 1 and 7 bcii'oryns, carpeting an 'till time passenger and truck tire changer needed. Experienced only need apply. Top pay for 42 hours work week Two full days off Sick leave & liberal vacation. Apply in person to C.avanavgh Tito Service, 11 S. Frer'cP Ave, Sanford Large corporation seeking Quilted diesel truck mechanic;. Send resume in contidence to Personnel Dept P O. 00* I Mimi, Fia, 327 54 An Equal Opportunity Employer - -.0,11" - INC. Arline tickets. Cruise and Tours at olicial rates. 203 Semoran Blvd. lHwy 136). 131-3733. & - FRANKLIN ARMS A PA PT ME UT5 F LoTlDA AVLIIUE * FOREMAN * ull time LPPIS, 3 to ii and 11 to 1 Nurses Aides, all shifts. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. Second St. DRIVERS: Part tme or full time We train you Good commlss.on Yrllcw Cab Co. 701 , Park. ________ 3 rm. furnIshed apt., utilities in, cluded,$110 mo.ISOdepos it. 365 E. Georgia Avs. Longwood. $34 3909 - Travel Agencies FLYING CARPET TOURS, ____ 111111 Nice land? bedr.'omapts, 700 MagnolIa Ave., Apt. 3 32315169am 9pm. lookkeeping, Payroll, Statements, Secretariat work done in my home. 3n use, - - Zu )~4v . ll beg n when Ile Bobcats vi si t the Ni1tiy Lions on Feb 26 Th e _________ Nice I bedroom apartment Air. carpeted, kitchen equipped, Adults $105. Phone 377 7796. JTIL$TY CONTRACTOR-Buried ca ble, Experienced only. Pad vacation, hOldays. ?'"t'fl Call: WINO CONST R UCTION CCi%". 53% 3155 OR APPLY At Construction Office, N. Side Of Hwy. 131. Longwood. -- k - ll, _, =~-_ - ,_ L -_ ______ - _________ __ 1 __._-_.____.__ HEW I & 7 bedrooms from 1169. 4 mos lease Sandlewood Villas. Call 373 7110. CONSTRUCTION * !iih - General to Eat letonaoboorfrI,f,l advisors heip you word your ClASSified ad. Call - 1727611 Ot $) 9993 PICTURE Apartments Rent Unfurnished 30 'darehouse and manufacturnu laborer, 12.20 hr Southern Chemical. Apply 204 N Elm. I to I?, 1 to $ O S U 5 178?. 5nfcrd -. CASSELBERRY ' NANT ED - Mature Men and women with pleaing personalities and Fla drivers lic ense to meet p'esOgeous peop;e. Strictly days, salary & comm. If youre looking for a hard job, skip this ad. We wont happy people. Reply Box 521, care of The Sanford Herald, Box 1657, Sanford. CAVALIER MOTOR INN 11 __ - Plus bonus it you qualify. No * penie,scv necessary, will train. No age limit. Part time evening hours. may work to 30 hr. per. week, Yea. round position With yr. old tnmnnv t. LA, D.I In 1; :;;i,;s;y';; mint-nt Coating Inc.. 107 Concord Dr., Cassetberry. Apply in person only. Houses for Sale XINGSBERRY- El Capitan St. Crank, Builder New 3 y bedroom. 3 bath homes Car dishwasher, range, disposal, central M.atiir. LOt ISO x 16O. Ph. 671 4160. Reg Brokers Fla Days 322 61?) fights 322 5424.37? 23S2 Sanford Court Motel PICWIy renovated Color TV, w * carpet I arc, efficiencies, 6. oernites Day or *5 rates. 2673 Orlando Dr . Sanford 332 3403 ________ _________ $3 PER HR. SALARY Eating Places 8 - AF~ I - - could score against the bolt -. Christian Day School has opening for I or $ yr. 0101 for spring semester Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer, 377 3552 or Mrs. Martin 372 6406 - I -.-- -~_~7 __.__.____- ., SNA found only one manwho mark _'_ _____ - - '; .I, -. 1 __ Ti I Fouled Out ~_ . 76 TOTALS ______ - -. GOdWIFI meals Tr'er io',,c & t.a(r fcw your child Educational child care 1. kindergarten. A Child' s World, 2151 S. Sanford Ave. 373-6.421. "n, ''- ___ 14 A cade cords for 20 markers WIismn - = :T1 . r Anthony Collins, who is sharing Sanford Naval Dave Nelson, came up with 15 my Saturday night, points, one of his best per topping the Blue Jackets 70-56 formances ever and Toby in%arsit) actionaftertakingJV Stroker, who replaced former opener , 68-25 ley play er Marcus Re era came with 11 Junior pla) maker Ha> Mike Woodall, who cut the W % FO FT TP - - r:j~ 4XV '4.Z_ Paces Pats Over SNA 1 42_7_91 Howey Child Cam 6 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. - TELEPHONE SURVEY 41 Houses for Sale Nicely furnished bedroom with houSehOld privileges. Call anytime after 5:30,3736559 Day or nile, NORRELL TEMPORARY, 321% ICe Rd, 647 IllS. ILU 41 Rooms for Rent 79 KEYPUNCH Experienced only. Lost: %karat ladles diamond ring,' * and heirloom cm.o ring, Great trt i;t V,'ii)' ;j[: Oranges, Lemons Grapefruit, Tangelos E V Foster, 322 884 ____________ Br a nt kmai* - TOTALS - __ - - ~ I _3 -i NZW_- % -4 emoo .l__ -. -- - , - - - HERM.O SCOREBOARD i . :- _ Lapp. R. the all _- - aiff - and Ray Parsons, continued to Lapp,J. show CrimmInS improvement as Morgan Crimrr~in.s, showing he could U11landlers. The Saints benc - , 6' i classed . svith lawks dipped to 5.io. Lost and Found -- - a'-. "Is I .1AJIJIUl I I.ake Brantley swept a pair Of basketball games from out- . Kerin - -J . f 'i Z~i` ~_ - m _ zix . .' ___- L5S '-r - - 'aylor Picirson Friday night, a scoring pace of Crinunins to FACED WITIIA DR INKING PROBLEM 'i'rtps .',I(Oholi(S Anonymous Can Help Phone 473 -4557 Wr.t"PO, Box 121 FIqjçjp A'WE' YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Free, 644 702 7 for ''We Care" "Hotline' AUuit or Teens, 13 __ = 0 MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Silver Springs Airport Rd 901 336 1777, Res 736 1133 S Help Wanted le Boy's Baseball registration for boys S thru 16 yrs. of age. Sat. Jan. 26 and Sat. Feb 7. between 10 a m. and 7 pm at the Elementary School of their town. except Altamonte Springs which is Miwee Middle Scho3I Try outs are Feb. 4. Coaches and managers meeting for all towns on Mon., Jan, 75.at 7p m at Milwee Middle School, Board members meet 3rd Thuns. 01 every month. of __ - I 3 AW Entry fee is $5 per bowler and registration forms may be picked up 28 for team event competition to be held at Bowl America of Sanford. The Doubles, and Singles Events, will be held the same dates, at first lxri"', a reversal in the secovd and a near wriod wlyen 'llionipson reversed, then wass - ", I' . I OuLityre Wilied at reversed and he escaped for the margin of the final buzzer w ith arPvprsal. yifnrv lu rt peri LUg ',', ikiron a nd ran( King !it-] lead mostly on near fall points ar1J spent the rest bringing the team store to Z3.P. the match trying to turn opponent Mike Grrill [lob Brucato took 1:18 for his 15th winwithout . doubles event must also enter in the singles competition and and visa versa.Those entering singles must Registration deadline is today, Jan. - Crimmins -A Tournament may be picked up at either bowling establishment. The tournament will follow the ladies for a February date to be later an. be held Feb. ninth and 10th. LYMAN'S half of an inside combination of Gidus and returned star Randy Wright, takes a short jumper during action against a tough Metro Conference foe. The duo was rejoined recently after Wright (.tlfll(. at (ii 1,1 Ph O iieraiu o to 0 bYJohn 0 fl Cherwa) TO div ur doubles, and singles competition, and All Events a cumulative category. An All Even ts 'Scratch' will be optional with an additional entry fee of 11.00. All entrants of the tournament must be current members of the Seminole County Women's Inter, national Bowling Congress. Handicaps will be determined by Ifie highest 1972-73 lxx)k averages. New howlers may use their highest league average of 21 games or more as of Jan 28, 1974 If a bowler has not bowled 21 games she may enter and Women's Bowling Association will ANDY GIDUS TAKES JUMPER -. If erald Staff Writer The 13th Annual Championship Tournament of the Seminole County - .n E5pm P- . ____________ - - JOHN 1II ItWA Herald Correspondent ____ ____ Sateflit B) - - A Over straight _______ - 9475 - - _~L: - - - I rish, Topple Personas r k - I Score R - __ . ~. ~ ___ _----,I--~_, -71 7~ " _ _2_ __ - .- ___,-1 --_____ = __- .~ __ - - - ~ - - 11 _1N.--_ __ 1.1_-~ -V-,l-,_-.1-'.. - i Classified Ads Don ' t Cost. - They Pay! 1. -- - ~ _~_ _ Revenge Monday, Jan. 28,1.9/'4-3B HOMES OF DISTINCTION ., Close to everything yet "away from It all" February 2, L IK i 1974. - . Must be at least 18 years of age and able See the homes buIlt with pride & the finest ofmaterials.,. to spend 4 to 5 daylight hours for 2 or 3 In keeping -. -.. days on this activity. - arlour -N-10A C wirn the surroundings. tT Idyliwilde Homes By For further details call 11 Call For R. H. Donnelly Corporation - - c1l'&JCTcr'flr 323-2770 211 W. 25th ("An Equal Opportunity Employer,.) Wtj Appnt. 322.3103 Sanford, Fla. tans tatistatc) �+ - __ 4--The Sanford l-fnrifrt Where They See It.... In Herald 's The Classified - 41 Housesfor Sale A. Carpeting, range. Closed garage, From $23,700 Houses for Sale 19 . OF = ONEOF OF THE UZIP LE-Affe V Jim Hunt Realty 2571 Park Or, 372 211$ Stenstrom REALTOR Atterhours 322 0M.R Deflary_- 8 468% LXCLIJ5IV[ V.ITH STENSTROM- One bedroom, 1 bath frame with a Slping den, pa neled living room, dining area. carpeting and fence. Only $11000. Cute home Real nice inside & out Excellent COnditiOn Want In see II Call us now! YOU CAN HAVE THE BEST BUY IN FLORIDA Lu x urious large family home; I bedrooms, 3 baths, 3416' paneled family room, x20' screened pool, total privacy. Sprinklers and .' host of c*tras. 14 years young. an priced under appraisal. 143,900. O*'nr will negotiate, To ap eciatc this beauty you ShOuld we II by calling Lillian Campbell. Assoc, great eipanion is to East Orange County. This IS acres plus 215 acres contiguous. &S eVUn. rnectLil tt.e,bfle horot PI't ar. relied business si te. Call Gene Langer, Assoc. site, excellent area, cleared, $10300. fly owner 3738106 or $67 L etronl Iot, Lake ?.%.3ck1an5110,000 Call But Fe..lher. Brok er, (47 6000 34 Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750. VA-Nothing Down BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 1'. baths. *all to wall carpet, large lot, fenced yard $16,900. 373 0011. 16 sftrto W GOING OUT OF BUSINESS power tools, lawn 6. garden equIpment, housewares, paint Everything goes. Hrs. 96. 373 Inc. 4210. Forrest Realtors 6157333 - We are selling our office desks used only 6 mm. Size 11*44, regular price, $150, now $63 and size 21*36, regular price $763, now $145. Both lik e Phi l Deere Furniture, w ,ryflt . 313 0230, - Sanford Auction * * Greene, Inc..- 'RUBLIC AUCTION C'VERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, 1304W, Fairbanks Misc ellaneous New and used WE TAKE TRADES furniture and appliances Plus special sales (watch ads). Auctloneering Services COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special sates out of anything of valve. 1700 French Ave. 3237340 Sanford, Fla 323143A Directory A Afr Conditioning + + of Experts Ready To iiiiiiiiii'l + Central Heat I. Air Conditioning For fret estimate. call Ml Harris at SEARS in Sanford, 322.1771. - Heaters Cleaned, Serviced, Sold and Installed. Call Geneva Htg. & Ar Cond. Service. 323-50' - Home Improvements Appkances Ft'llIrrr r, [ Ap"arcri .arrtcird FJIejrc Cc'ri:,v'i,2.22 Park Or,e. 3:7 Ii Automotive Service JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE l02' ,P4 MapIe Ave, Santora 373 1500 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ..ffgrmerly Harriett's Be.uly Nook) c: r.r., 7?7 BuIdoz!!g BULLDOZER WORK :!raring lots our Specialty. 3231731 after 3p.m. nfty CARPENTRY pecial'Zing insm.oli i odd tabs. Call 131 1381 Ceramics Concrete ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, CONCRETE PATIOS COOBURN PENCE CO : H 1)0 SiAA + e + - Lawn Service Spegle& Stephens Painting Contractors 2Sl6Country Club Rd Sanford, Fla 3721010 11 H I Y '.' • - . .._ * Bell Plumbing Co.* Fast elf icent service, old and new Bonded, licensed. 372M9. HAPPY BEAR, Efficient cleaning of exterior surf aces, Roofs. Mobile Homes, CommercIal, Indutrlal. Residential, 47$_7377, Wemczielirig by Gin Contractor. Kitchen, tathroo'n or additions. with newest design and materials, 16 yrs. exp. Excellent work man51lp. 6305990 Sat, & Sun or alter S eli. dati, or 44)3363 cli, dayS. J & 1. Pressure Cleaning. Eaves cleaned, roofs cleaned & coated. Sr citizens special rate's. 323 tICS Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Corpenlflr.NO ob too small. 3fl.577 !.'Ext PLactit. Jr'wrirv. Troohes GIass.M UT TI11111111111111111111111101111111 ENKARlK GLASS & PAINT CO. 710 Mgn0116 Ave. rtcnte Tax - - jr Wallpaper Hanging P/.iJCLATE F't "1', ":mr;lI WA' L,cenS.ed Re4nliai Commercial Fret Esuirn.it,z$. Ph. 3724173 of our friendly ad visors help l;ted ed Calf yOt' '.I +r '1-;?i-7 52 Lawn Service Tractor with mower, will zut acreage or fm' Call 372 I)I. 373 8440176, Winter Park. G. E. black & white television, model 111010, with clock. Even if Inoperable, 327 0100 CASH 322 1132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. + + 69 Bicycles /5 Stamps-Coins Campers Travel Trailers Tra v el Trailer, sleeps 6, air con tItioned. 327 1170. 15' Gem Camping Trailer, 1500 1105 Court St., Sanford 377.470 76 - II sizes and modeli, 10 speeds, S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 3720741 -- Musical Merchandise Hammond Concord Organ wlttm 710 Lesl i e speaker, 3 mos. new Oak upright piano $200 Excellent condition. Call after 5 3233692. Equipment for Rent Auto Repairs Pa rts. Accessories I? Volt Auto Batteris1l).9i REEL'S BODY SHOP 1I0 Sanford Avenue 11 Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted bunk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 795-6194 anytime. 18 Equity & lake over payments or good break for someone paying cash With warranty, 337.3794. 64 , To buy and sell gold or sliver coins Bikes, Bikes, Bikes S9 - Motorcycles Motorcyc'ifl'hurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733816 '72 YAMAHA 057, 250, 1.000 ml,, bust broken In. Call 372 7717 after S. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65 - 4) *. AKC Registered Doberman Puppies Call 3220131 after 5:30 p.m 0 # 10 BEAGLES, liver 6. white. 6 vvks. old. 150 with papers, 123 without. Ph. 293 7932 after 5 p.m. *POODLE GROOMING. And boarding. With love & care Professional Ph. 373 3791 or 37339 66 - 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water ConditiOners, 3274610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All fyO% and sLres We repair and service ST INE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO '- -.i' t ;72 - 01 1r4 51 1 1 1 1 1 1 tb I ____ Jr,:._1 ~,t_ "_`t_- --,- - =-- = - '- CIRCULATION MAIL ROOM - ' .., .. From Herring ai - *It' eA * e airs e in a Home Improvement Edition Ever Published - - t'. ....I.1 •1...e •I.. V i ol. t'..eI...,.. are just as Interested in offering their support to . - - Sanford's only high school S.H.S. Shortly, everyone will be wanting to contribute their time and talents. and talents and before you know it, we'll all be unified. iThanks to the kids showing the adults how it's supposed to be done. - Com Feb. . 7 Livestock And Poultry cPT4i'RPt tIMu)tY HAY bUY DIRECT PROM 130XC44 5018 BALE, $2.5O$95TON GORMLY E. HWY. 16 SANFORD Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS lowest Direct from boxcar wholesale prlL5 guaranteed. Open 7 am. to 11 m, 7 days GORMLY'S. 3 ml. east m? Sanford Al. At Oil 1 1111 - . FPL Strikers Vo te Soo On n tra t Let's put you all to the test, c however, before we see our dreams tumble from the sky. Incidents of vandalism ocJEAN PATTESON Are you going to support a curred in the Sanford area. H'rn!dStaffwr-ftfr donkey baikrtbali IllEfle The r.cw a g reement-which would end a three-month-old scheduled for Feb. 11 at 7:30 Some 200 striking electrical strike-reportedly provides for p.m. That's a Monday evening. about two weeks away, so you workers In the Sanford area Will a Joint union-management arbivote Thursday night on a new tration committee to decide have plenty of advance notice. The donkeys will have special contract which could send them wheth"r the 89 ould be reto their jobs at Florida hired, shoes on their hoofs which will Power and light Co. by the Forts -seven tnt.'nitwrs of the protect the floor at the school's end of the week. Florida Council of the Intergymnasium. Vice president of the local national Brotherhood of ElecInternational Brotherhood of trical Workers met Monday in You'd be surprised at some of Electrical Workers union, Sanford to hear details of ,he the people who have volun. Darrell Grlerne, said today he contract from the union's chief teemed to ride these anImals,. imagines the local vote will negotiator and council presithe first half will feature female support the new contract, "We dent, Jim Niles. contestants (teachers vs. in Sanford passed the last one; Niles and other union leaders students and the second half this new one is better so I don't have voiced their support for will be reserved for the see why it shouldn't go," the new agreement. ______ stronger sex (pardon that commented Grieme. Voting is expec ted to continue gals.) _______ 0 lie said copies of the new pact through Wednesday. It $ agreed to by union and cornIf the contract is approved, ________ 0. It's just a rumor at this time pany negotiators last weekend union officials said, the cornand cc'rt.alnlv has not been 1qHI Mia:iu are available for all puny amnl UfliOfl will each fliflhlC confirmed Li)' my physician local union members to study one member of the arbitration least) that the fellah who prior to Thursday's voting, committee and those two will scribbles this column may put 4 ,~ Voting by IFIEW members select a third neutral member. in a surprise ap pearan ce (and I . started today in other parts of The committee will hear evi can just hear the comments t state, and he union officials (hence on each of the 89 eases. ' now, "Which one's (hi' expect the voters Lit favor the If a worker is found Innocent of jackass?" 1k, 11a Ain't funny, new pact, which Is similar to wrongdoing, he will return to ( 4 buster.) the one reject ed by union work and receive retroactive I inernbers, last month except for pay from the date of the con! will be sold for $1 while th 0847 a section dealing with 89 em- tract signing. If he is found ______ buying them at the door will Ployes accused of vandalism guilty, he is to be discharged, ha ve to pay 11.50. against company property. No officials said. Special note of recognition to I two of the campus c l u bs which are handling the promotions Area deaths Ill Entertainment 7A Anchor Club and the AAU 8A Horoscope tAlpha American United Chub. Calendar -:--' Vt Hospital notes 2A Tickets may be purchased at Classified ads 6-78 1. ('apps Cl ers. Daniels . 9A Suciety Comics 8A I &,rvice Station, HIS Men's - __ - Crossword puzzle Sports 8A 2-313 Store in the Sanford Plaza, Dear Abby RA State 7\ Cherr"s at Cherry Plaza on vI-:RNuN MIZL Dr. Crane Stock M 3A 13th Street, and at the school .. Researches takeover TV Editorial comment (IA during Lunch hour. Con .- - . I STEREO - - , 773 AM FM t ape R'r'i'd Urr,d rtl',31' i ç.arl, II) Xl .i ';rt.' '.Y++.i' r'brei.c i+ifm, am fm radio, record player, 6 l-ack ar.4 much more Pti. 6II 1517, Wintir Ptk 1-IAILMARK rs I , .- + * STEREO- BAR * - 38 .'..partmenf Sit e Electric Range 1004 Palmetto Ave. Sanford . ou j 40W 'anfnrb KENMORI! WASHIR, parts, service, used macnines '."2'1FY APF'LIANCIEc. 323 l)7J TELEVISION ETS$;SUP MILL I! S 2619 Ort4ndo Drive, 2 0352 oo . Appliances terr and a As.omr La!ance of SM or 12 payments of 17 41 with only $1137 down payment. Call Credit Manager, 3fl 9i1) or see at SANFORD SEWI?JG CENTER, Downtown Sanford. c Jaques Will Hire Attorney 'To Find Out Mayor's Job' . - TV.Radio-Stereo WeflDriTThig h 1H S LO -- Waher$, ranges refrlg. 139.95 ,p Also repairs, Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., 373 7937. It's Fix up" Time. Hire an •xpCrl repairman from today's classified ads! r , Excellent Disposition 3237969 - +4 + PALOMINO GELDING $)2!l 67-A o ',, , Horses 67 U TALL..AHA.S.SEE, Fla. A1 i.... A seCond bill would return the ident Mallory home, pre'da'n traffic aCe icicnt.s. lJ tl; sehetiult. In eIfc:t bt'fure sin (cr 11 .i.in. to midnight ti.iilican l.rda c ould not A special session of the legisla. eastern portion of Florida to have put most of the state on Congress Imposed yearound day todealsoley with D after lgislators said Monday they observe DST during the sum Lure today will be asked t Standard Time from next Standard Time until April, re- Daylight Time as an energy officials, parents and teachers had received numerous tele- mer and they would be denied NO.LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT $400& takeover paymi,ntsor IIIII By John A. Spo lskl move back school opening this October until April 1975, the turned to DST in the summer conservation measure. expressed concern over the grams and telephone calls OP- extra hours of sunshine after tOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. cash 323 5394, winter rather than changing time the state would have ob. and then gone back to EST in Askew called the special ses- deaths of eight school children posing the change because It work. 1973 Ford Bronco, 1 wheel drive. How many times have I been UIT1C in Florida, House Majority served Standard Time before October. 1966 1 TON PRODUCE VAN. miles. Sell or trade. 377 7076, 5.000 asked "Why don't you print leader Carl Ogden, 1)-Jackson. Congress imposed year-round Legislators expressed con. Nothing down, take Over, call yule, said. credit manager. 173 6730. some good news?" L)ayllght Saving Time, Ogden cern, however, that changing INICOMET. Loaded Nothi ng Down, Take Over He said the compromise pro. said, time more than once might viSTE PBUMPE RS-S3750 Call Cred it Manager, 372 O730_ The answer Is the majority of posal was worked out over. Ilotise and Senate leaders late federal regulations. you won't take the time to read night. In a letter to all legislators, have agreed to the cornFor domestic I Imported Pickups **AMC J E E PS * it anyhow. Honestly Save 10 pct. -Buy direct. Tile bill would require school promise House Rules Chair. Askew proposed that the EastFor the best buy in American + Anyhew, I'm going to lay a boards to set openings of mlii) Murray Dubbin, DMiami, em Time zone of Florida be cx. Motors, and Jeep vehiclis. see 323.3900 j "goodie" on you and hope that classes no earlier than 45 mm- said. .' ernpted from DST from 2a.m. DON BALES you'll share your time withIncutes after Sunrise, Ogden said. '16 Willys Jeep. Aluminum metal Sanford Motor Company Sunday until 2a.m. April 28 and top, tow bar and wench. Call 371 "In most instances, it is not 501 5, French Ave ,3fl-4312 An earlier house corn- again from next Oct. 27 until It in order that I can properly 716) after 1. going to create any problems," credit some friends of Ilennigan," whom he said was a the mayor has." $ promise, agreed to by Gov. April 27, 1975, By DAVID BRYANT '7) Fiat ISO Spider. Red, cony wire said tr4i' that Jaques siuld he said, hubs, radio, Excellent condition personal friend. Reubin Askew and Senate Pt-esManaging Editor The council has taken "go ahead and hire his own This would return Florida to Autos for Sale 80 Ph 323 6153. About six rnOflths ago, II there real issue here is not responsibility away from the attorney if he wants. We have 1973 MG Midget, like new. 4.000 was a job I wouldn't have 1970 Chrysler Town & Country LONGWOOD - Mayor whetheronemanwouldmakea mayor," Jaques said, "by our attorney," she added. Miles. $7100 700 Brads hew' Drive, Station Wagon, luxuriously tackled even with Larry Czonka Eugene Jaques, smarting from better police chief," Jaques appointing boards and a police During the meeting council Sanford. 372 0111 equipped, Bill Baker VW, 372)135. by my side. It would have been the defeat handed him Monday said after the meeting, "but chief." iCon't. On Pg.A Cot. .5) 1967 Pontiac IrMans Full power, the problciii.s ci hein principal {(": PUIIL,tC /.UCTION. 1963 Fcrm '4" 'r'r"4' night b y c ity ('01110,1 Ii%t.'r th' rather just how much atithorit ('i Jun'S I , +rr!:irr: f n5otC, new tires. i air lane, hitr5f bid Over $150 .i6 SnitwJle High Sthool. appointment of a police chief, REASONABLE. Ph. 3230704. I MagnolIa Ave., Sanford Feb v, .' I thought they were feedi'w , Lxlay sa id he is hiring his own '46 Vclkzwbgen camper with Mn lft!yno.1 to the lions when it,t'nny''u iitz uut Just what top. Inspeded in December. New CHEVELLE STATION 1960 it w annou)ced that he would ) the mayor's responsibilities clutch plate, generator, nIfOi', WAGON. Nothing down, laii' regulato r and tires 52,500 660 inherit all of that school's are." over, call cretil? manager, 373 6755. , ___________ challenges '. 6230. Jaques nominated Matthew . kids congregating around the flag Matlock, Former police chief of '63 Buick Wildcat Good mechanical condition. Almost new tires. $250 pole, racial disturbances, Thornton, Cob., during Mon. I $3' 227 _1111i cash. Ph. 373 1611. "butt4nskl" parents who didn't day's council meeting, but ____ P'k Zirt ?.zmi hesitate in telling anyone in. $961 VW, wide tires, current in County sheriff's ZIG-ZAG s.pection sticker. Engine & clutch terested In l istening to them deputy Thomas Hennigan was SEWING MACHINE lust reb uilt, Only $393. SHELLEY a how t he school should be run, / appointed to the post by USED CARS, 701 French Ave., etc. council's 4 to I vote. 3732960 a- :1!~ Well, I'm happy to re po rt that Jaques, "Just for the record." Seminole lives on . and , told council he thought lienyyx -o probably has more esprit de nigan's appointment violated -corps than at any time I can the city's charter a proviso PART TIME OPENING , 4V remem be r during the 15 years states the mayor shall appoint a ,": in I've been a resident of this area. town marshal) but after the And much of this credit must (L TO R), JAQUES, DAVIS, WILLIAMSON meeting said if he had to Tuesday, January 29, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 go to Reynolds. resubmit names for the post he As council appoints Hennigan 66th Year, No. 137 That's not.to say he's been Price 10 Cents probably would "go with Mr. Monday thru Friday ( *Herald Photo by J Richards alone in not only meeting the 2 .4 Hours challenges, but in providing solutions to the problems as Saturdays well. 6 - 8 Hours Reynolds has been blessed with an overwhelming vote of Apply In Person To: confidence from the faculty; CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT students anxious to be able to get together with their fellow Ui!L' tlIft1L'i irra1i students, ' , It'll continue to get better., / Sanford, Fla. 300 N. French Ave. By CHRIS NELSON "I relinquished 112,500 to the begin easing overcrowding and and actual construction would toilets, and a full-time mainfacility unless the conditions providing you and me lend a herald Staff Writer tenance man. Seminole County Commission not be completed until 1916, unhealthy conditions by moving are eased, because at present hand, neighbors. today," Herring said, l and j Polk met Monday with his when present jail population is women prisoners to Orange levels of 80 or so prisoners it The Seminole County Jail, chief jailer, Li Max Stewart, County's jail, expected to be about 216, hope that the board will use the cannot meet state standards. Wait'Ll you hear of their faced with a state shut-down money to compared to today's 81. and the men pounded out a However, Polk said, all solve some of the Chief Circuit Court Judge comprehensive on campus unless conditions are In). tentative emergency plan in the measures, Including a program Polk said Monday he has emergency repairs needed in Dominick Salli gave Polk and stadium plans. The Herald will the jail." mediately improved, may get face of Friday's threat by the of "boarding" prisoners in negotiated an agreement with Sewell 30 days to map be cooKrating one-hundred per some breathing time thanks to Orange or Brevard, which state's supenisiolil of Inspectors Orange County to board three Sheriff John Polk, who acemergenc) , plans and report cent to bring this to fruition, a "windfall" $12,500 returned Women prisoners, thus opening to close the jail If the twin tompanied Herring before the could cost 1100,000 a year, will back. That "white elephant" today by State Atty. Abbott county commission when the be str ictly "stop gap" unless problems of overcrowding and up several small celLs to allow The hearing featured iSletninole Memorial Stadium) 1~ Herring to Seminole coffers. money was returned, has rotation of male prLsoners and unhealthy conditions are not and until the voters approve a testimony by three Inale C will eventually be phased-out, Herring today said a recent solved, estimat ed it will cost $8,000 for clean-up of the men's celLs, March referendum on a 13,5 pr is oners who detailed reports with most of the present leg islative committee decision Friday, sta te inspector Cecil million new jai! at Five Poin ts. This afternoon, Polk is immediate plumbing repairs, of fil th y and unuseable toilets equipment there transfered to has e na bl ed him to charge the. Sewell told a three-Judge pa nel i Related story page 2A). sc he dul ed to ask the corn$2,500 for "makeshift re pa irs," shared by 10 men, crowded anti the new stadium - bleachers, state for some of his bills that investigating jail conditions he and about 000 for improving Even If approved in March, mission for paint and cleaning bitter cold cells li gh ted only the metal supports, things Like were previously funded by the money and may ask for up to the inmates' diet. would have "no alternative" Polk said, state approval of 40 w. bu lb in the hall way, and that. Pl us new equipment, of county. but to shut down the outmoded Meanwhile, Polk is set to plans could take six months, $20,000 for 30 stainless steel tfon't. On Pg. 24 Col.. .4) course. - For Sale: AKC female Wire Hair Terrier. 1$ mo. old. $50. Call $31. 2057. Adorable toy poodle puppies. 2 apricot, 2 black. 4 weeks old. AKC registered. Call $62 133$. ht F 9 0 The Most Important Pets and Supplies Fawn Pugs. $73. Stud service available also. 100 Alma, Lake Mary 373 8279. Chan9e S $970 Gord aiaxie 500 Country Sedan, automatic transmission, factory air, power steering & disc L'rakei, radio, heater, new tires, low mileage, excellent COfldItio RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY, Free Delivery, WIIITESIDE APPLIANCES, 614 lilt DICK JOYCE WELl. DRILLING - La. No 2 Est Rd 17 97 (Sit Entrancet 373.799 lfl-46fl Let 1)1 1146 Pressure Cleaninj If you have an eye for real valve, you'll eye tne classified acs regularly. , t. In sewing cabinet, repotssed S'nger's best model, winds bobbin n machine, Fully automatic. Pay balance of Ill or tO payments 01 $4 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 3W A. Cost 151 51, Sanford 3729111. Eves Plumbing Inferior & Exterior Plastering & Simulated Brick. Phone 1222780 *Singer* * GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW - - Any tlpe Of carpentry, interiOr or esttrsr Free estimates, Call WlSlI offer ó aving * Board ing--Prof,4 Iona l with love I am. 4 p rn Animal Haven Boarding 322 5757 r Sitvi. FORMICA Table Six Chairs Lik, new. 150. Call 337 5510. - Repairs Remodel Additions Licensed Bonded- Insured Irv. J. Slyk- 323 4413 58 Lovely new floral lined draç4j, full length, 7 pairs. Call 3731049, evenings, Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for Iraq evaluation 1317377 ihCLtT S CPCt-ITRY Licensed I Bonded. lnl Co, 74 f4 An All swef'iflQ Service $30 50$). trical beautiful ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Used Camper Cab lx 6', 175. Ph. 372-2643 16' Glass Tn Hull Bowrlder, 40 HP electric start JcftinS.on 6. trailer. Very good condition. 372.7363 days or 3371911 nightS. 3423 after 3 p.m. only. Pet Care 7 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jabs Wanted 13. "Lake Mary" sacr i fice items like new. Please call 644. Dog training in your home. All BUDDY'S & room sofa, chair and love s,%al Marble top end tables, cocktail tables, lamps. & pfctuies. All Custom Work. Free Estimate. - sell Spanih and Contemporary living Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, ( tom made cabneIs, bars, vanities or replace that old counter top, 373-1010. Household Goods Sofa Bed, $70; Platform rock er, 113; Complete bdrm. suite, md, Jenny L ind bed, $125. Much more. i n c l . Chippendale & Duncan Phyfe, KUIP DECORATORS. Painting Custom made screen rooms, car. ports. Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION. 3234673. .cci Si .'ust In JACKSON'S CEfAMlCS. supplies, kiln dealer. 103 Closed Thursday 1. Sunday 322 7921. You', Lawn CIenUp, ,and Light Hauling. Tremblay, 373 7771. Free advice & est. Exp. interior I. ext, painting, repairs, carpentry, texture, mildew removal 773 0794 ' There are a few items left over from our Sale, priced at dealers cost or less We have a new RCA 23" color TV for $375. Hercubon sectional regular $191 now $790. Daystrom Dinette, reg 1179 now III. Lamps. price or lets and many other odds and ends that we most close out. Phil Dee re Furniture Hwy. 14 (West First) 7" ml. West of Sanford. 32302)0. LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Commercial and residpntlal. Contracts now available. or 3372)22. + Beauty Care I 1400'tt46. REPAIRS. PAINTING PHONE 322- 4413 Serve 1 Wanted to Buy Tog prices paid, used, any condition. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1192 377 5961 MAITL AND FLEA MAR I $911 Hwy. 1797 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 $31 7970 Income and DeLANO- Beauty Parlor. 6wet arid $dry stations. Fully equipped. CB building, 70*30'. Also nice older home, 3 bedrooms. )'z baths, family room 1xl4'; living room 20*13'. lot size 143*117' on Hwy. I5.. An excellent investment Inc)me property. 180.000 Mobile Home Bank Repossesslons. 15 to choose from. 131-7373 Dealer. Many models by Mon Ark, Or land. Clipper, Queen Craft, Jqhnson, etc Prices like: $1775 Deluxe Tn Hull, $995; Galvanized 1245, $185. Dependable 1670 motors, $496. Many others. Terms. HESS HARDWARE, 119 E. lake Mary Ave. lake Mary. 20 pet. off 'l nrchanis True Temper tools, Black & Decker & Roc kw e ll IF Autos for Sale ___ contact us first. We also buy bulk silver ccins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 10'?, W. lit 323 43. Bass Boats Just Arrived new, $75; 2. 31" barstools, $12 each. Infant carseat playchar, $10. 3730051 before 5 Investment Property in s3w 323-52M HILO'S INSTALLflS can t.r appm.nt upliiii V* §4 No, Realty, '-16 " Cash buyer for used articles, fur future. etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES, s2 6/.i P.M. WlLON MAIER . URNITURE buy sell trade 311 315 E. First St. 3225477 667 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. II) 7710 _____ *49 -14111 SNAGS U .'.'... Farms +andGroves Mid- Fla. • 68 Boats & Marine Equipment II' all fiberglass camper t,pe houseboat with 0 hp. Evinr'jde motor. si3G. tell J23 1048 attet' - 1973 Child's World Books, like brand 1304W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES 7,500 Full bearing citrus trees, close In Good land, 112.500 Including crop 3 bedroom, 1' or two baths, all brick. From 123.100. 30th Street to 47 Mobile Homes LOCuSt, turn left to 11th SI,. right ____ on Valencia Court North. Model BROOKFIELD. 1 71. set upon 1 acre open 14 p.m. daily. On e4 phone wocxied lot, ricer rights, boat 373 7010 ramp, 3 bdrm.. 64' x 12'. Dealer. 3230330. AUSTIN DE VELOPMENT CORP 131 6300 SAVE OVER $1000 Dooblt*ide inventory mi,tt be reduced & saving s are bing II passed to you. f 74 I.Al2; 15 Ili*.*t GREGORY MOBILE HOMES OOMS CARPET 500 French Ave. 3$O3 Orlando Dr. 73 14 in 55 SADDLE EQ'JIPMENT BOOTS '.Vc...'. '..'?'t'.', Corral Western Shop, 1777, I mile S. at DeBry. DELTONA- Wooded lot. Paved street 00*125'. 13300 Forest Greene, Inc. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $1750. assume $297 mo. I pct. Acre Realty REALTOR 3737750 ________ WANT TO BUY seclusion on I?", acres. Zoned agriculture. 117.500 Nice 2 be&oom horn. by owner Sanford location. For ap. Pointmeny, cal 3337970 or 571 ,1 716 alter 6 Moving up north, must sell many household Items, furniture, blender, recliner, dishes, woman and childrens clothing, 3 bicycles, everything priced to sell. Sale starts Friday till sold. Countryside Trailer Court, off Airport Blvd lust before you get to base, then follow signs. Riding lawnmower With Electric Starter Ph )i 507 afti,r Estates. Realtors 845 2333 54 Garage-Rummage Sales Miscellaneous For Sale East H*y. 50. 330' front, 30 acre, High 1. dry. 12000 acre. 25 pc wn. by owner 6716S43 3 bedroom. fenced Veterans, no down. $166 mo. li-s pct. Acre LonLjwood SO 6309. "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MIS REALTORS 7363 Park Dr 830.5300 Income and Investment Property Apartment house near hospital. Joins Lakeview Rest Home, Lot 253' x 100'. Fenced, cement block, garage. $100 mo. income. 133.000. Terms. Owner. in 081$. - Illinois, 60011. Lake Mary - 2 acres plus, corner STONE ISLAND AREA- Live Roberts & Gilman 16 Lots and Acreage St. Section 162030.15,000 per acre or will divide. Write B. Bellucci 1917 Louise St., Crystal lake, Call 322.2420 Anytime I - 20 acres ill Lake Mary. 7 block South of school, between 3rd 6 Itt MAYFAIR THIS IS A HOT ONE FOR THE MONEY' Oniy 123.000 l,.,r this 3 bewc,om, I", bath with air, central heat. carport and many ewir I nc Realtors 13 toru ARBOR P4E4U IT IS, UOLKS! A 3 bcclro%jm. 2 bath on pad strict with air, central heat, insulation, all utility connections, plus many extras Good sited room, interior and exterior newly painted. Ha s formal dining room Price Only $77,500! All ri '. to 't• 1 1500 Fl. EAST HWY. 50 FRONTAGE Inc. , CITY SANFORD lv S Realty CORBETT REAL. ESTATE REALTOR "I 16191 ,.. r---' d $966 Mustang. V I, PS, hr, auto. radio, new tires. Perfect con dillon Must see to appreciate 373 6476, private owner. 1913 Chevrolet El Camino, pick up, I cyl.. power steering & orakes, standard shift, AM.FM radio, Air Heat, CO radio, trailer hitch, equipped for low bar. camper body, I owner. 2.660 mile'S. 9 Margaret Road, Sanford. Business, Homes. Acreage, Beac h and Mountain property for HOLLAND REALTY. 323 7O? 372 5237 or 377795$ eves 80 Trucks and Trailers '0 SETTE R B&i? 10 Will purchase first or second mortgages in any Condition, Southeastern Acceptance Cor cratcn 61 1$23 BROWN REALTY 3723"I :,: :A ________ by Art Soniom THE BORN'LOSER Jack P McClure. Rug, Broker, 70 N Park Edws. Bldg, 373 8170. 373 $215. 349 5336 LAKE MARY Large 1015, o v er acre. Central H 3227314 '' Special Session Compromise obt . 0yka Ads -_ 41 ij Moic 1 , . , an. It Say ., - . > Save this SpecialI Section S as a reference ' . Index - . - . . . othi when your hoftie . . needs repair -- -. . . . -. - "__ "'•'• . '"-- ' ' .- . -. . . " ''". -. - --"4, Sanford Seeks Regional Sewer Funds' . Sanford ;'it' IiilIflifciflers rc'.iml t lfl an art'tjjari from tt:; it l.mr ut'll., .tW . r. .:il,lljiu' voted Monday night to go ahead because the county planner ticipated in the project, approach." sith the first step in applying hadn't seen our consulting "The county can go with us or City commiilssitiners turned for federal regional sewer engineers' repo rt." not go with us," Morris said. down a rece nt count)' request system funds for north City Manager Warren "Let them wi thdraw If they that Hood Avenue betw n ee Seminole without participation Knowles told city corn- want to. Sanford anti Lake Seminole Boulevard and of the St'ITiInOh' County 1"ou, mlsstoners the cimmnplete Mary can go 1the'ad. We should Commercial Street Lu.' closed uus.sion. report was submitted to the move forward and let the and converted to courthouse ('it)' Atty. Vernon Mize said county planner a month ago." county stew in its own juices." parking space, Monda y Mize Assistant County Alt)'. Howard Knowles urged that Sanford In other action, city corn- warned the county might be Mars" last week volunteered and I-ake Mary sumbit the inissioners es I to condemn and take the to draft proposed 'ooperative re port to state and f ed eral again seek a joint meeting of street and an adja ce nt city. agreement be tween Sanford, agencies the first step in city and county commissioners owned pub li c parking lot for Lake Mary' and the counts' on seeking regional sewer system on the downtown Sanford county purposes. "I'm the project but Monday Marsee funds. parking problem. The city researching it and will report told him count)' commis,slonems Sanford is paying $15,000 for sought a meeting last week but next Monday," Miz said had halted the drafting because the study and report. Lake Kimbrough replied in a letter A city staff report shuss the "they want to consider it fur- Mars' was not asked to con- that he would be glad to meet courthouse IS 520 parking ther." tribute money but agreed to with Mayor Lee Moore or his spaces short of present cli', City Commissioner John participate since the new city is representative to summarize requirements but Kinthrough Nlorris repurtLxi lie had Ulked within the northern 40 per cent -rxissible points" to ble covered includW in his reply letter an to Count)' Commission of the county being sttdied. in such a joint meeting. opinion by Marsee that the ('hairtnan John Kimbrough and Sanford officials had hoped to Moore's reaction was, "I see county isn't bound by cit+ Marsee. "Their excuse," recoser up to $7,500 of the no purpose in being a requirements to provide Morris said, "was they weren't money for the study and report tiwssenger boy." He said a joint parking space. 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