23 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/781512c8d1093b147deddc25e78c3302.pdf 4bb89b2263fd2bda3877e597c9fe02bf PDF Text Text I 12B—TheSanforct Hera ld Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974 &1r 12 Million Gallons Of Gas C d oIoiiis am r C I__ 1 'A I C I I INSTANT SOUTH'S DAYS A DISCOUNT My 120Z. BONUS tkll JAR *THURS. FEB. 21* WED., FEB. 27 I GOOD 0NL' AT sAP41o0 LD rt L ...._ WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS 99 , S 5altf)0rh Q_______________ 'A' VN ' BETTY CROCKER FUDGE , SUPREME -: CWITH couPoN Thursday, February 21, )974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 157 I wtTH 23 OZ. p1IASL ' ARK £ $J4 O PS COFAMILY W'° i: xPWL , oHi COUt'ON PER 53 GOOD0 NL Y - I T LIMIT ONE FIB 37 I! — tfrrath BROWNIE MIX I COFFEE CRYSTALS SAVINGS CENTER I ' FOLGER S Ic -- couPoN OPS ,. (00 1100 Price Ii) Cents pa9.u4, C OUII0PLX R P1W FAMILY. PLEASE' I 1!•. -I.. - missing tai'or - Reported Kidnaped D U IraiiIaai& 1. 'W 1L.. t c io H ) t, * - -,--- --- KRAFT "PHILADELPHIA** CREAM PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS ----.-----.4 OMSTOCK CHERRY PIE FILLING----.—" as 111111111111111 m 111111 30Z. ETLE Y 1 P 49 4O9 MCAN 95 TEA BAGS - - - SSORTED FLAVORS J ELLO LAIN oz PKOS IODIZED MORTON (or) ft C OF - - - - - - - PKG. 48 00 $ b - c 26 Oz. SIIT- - - - - - - - -uPKOS — 08 28 LIMIT ATLANTA. A, (,a, API Beg Murpny, editor of the Atlanta Constitution tins been abducted by a group .illirig itself the Revolutionary Army, the newspaper said -. — Murphy, 40, tins been missing since about 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, when he left his home with a man who said he wanted to talk totl.inulbouta news stary,his wife sahd fliere have been no clenuinds, but there were in. lic.it ii 1I. that a fullowup telephone call was expected. It Aas the second major kidnaping this month. Patricia Todav's column is long neighbors But, I'm in' that you'll akethe jijietJeaj it Ifs entirety. As Far aS I'm t*inct'n, t',l, NEWSWEEK has to be one of the best —if magazine on the stands jttd:a, hearst, was abducted from her Berkeley. - Calif.. home on Feb-4 by a group calling itself the Symbionese Liberation Arrii iSie lors page 2A). William H, Fields, execotive editor of Atlanta Journal said the newspaper received a telephone call about 9-15 p.m. %ednesday. lie s.II(I striltiar calls ssere made to AtJanta television station WAGA and to Mrs. Murphy. "'The Fill is aware that Beg Murphy has allegedly been I-nlnapcd. Wt are looking Into lbs matter in connection with our jurisdiction under the federal kidnaping statues and we have nothing further to say regarding this matter at this time.'' Ficld.s issued a brief statement which said: . - 'iteg Murphy presumably has been kidnaped. Jim Minter, managing editor of the Constitution, received a telephone call at 9:15 p.m. from someone saying Murphy tuitl been kidnaped by the 'Revolutionary Arm)'.' "The caller said the Constitution would hear further by other means. Channel 5 TV — WAGA — received a similar cal1 at about 920 p.m. Shortly thereafter, Murphy's wife receiv.-d a call frons someone who said. If you want to know atX)Iit 'Hilt ht15t)I1ld, call Jim Minter " _______ W ~11 I ONE PLEASE, WITH OTHER 01.10CH 1 VA I RELIABLE ALL PURPOSE EACH C GAL. LIQUID CLEANERJ I * TALMAGE FARMS CHICKEN WEINERS' 210Z. BTL. UG r' &. 138 CLOROX AJAX Atlanta Nesspapers, which publishes th e Constitution and 1SyJEAN I'AUESOJ system owns no buses. It Herald Staff Writer contracts With individuals who The Federal En'igy Office own, drive and service the has ordered an emergency vehicles, allocation of 12 million gallons Brown said a request for a (if gasoline into Florida before special federal fuel allocation the end of the month, said Rep. has been made through state C.W. "Hill" Young, It-Fla., channels in Tallahasec. today. lie said other counties ;it(re Th• The latest ration raises to getting special school bus 17.86 million gallons the allocations because buses are emergency supply of gasoline county-owned, ordered for Florida, or about 2.5 Seminole County School Supt. gallons for each resident of the Bud Layer said today the state, county school buses have State energy chief iio:iier "enough fuel right now." He Hutchinson was expected to said dealers are considering announce today distribution of gasoline for school Irani 586 million gallon grant OI sportat ion a top priority ik nil Tut'sd.i) Suijit. teachers are not III Young said Kenneth t)upuy, quite such a happy position, Federal Energy Office regional admitted Layer. Several adminis trator in Atlanta, teachers have been unable to directed major oil companies to school on time because get Vednei1:iv night I,, c..rt,l ' they could not gel gasoline, or additional ' 12 million gallons had to wait in long lines. layer into Florida. said ear pools are being en"I am contacting the craged, and school aides and governor and urging it not be secretaries are being permitted absorbed statewide." said to take teachers' cars to has Young, "but diverted to the stations during school hours. counties that have acute need— namely Pinellas and the ot her counties in south-west Florida, ,limn Miller, president of 11w Florida Allied Gasoline I(elailers Association. is urging station owners 1' abandon ,IS,S.C, k..id.... ...A ernu LuII3IULI I., its effect on hospita ls scbooL ambulances ,intl other emergency services. Many striking dealers JACKN'IIJ' Fla. iAPi throughout Ito state said — lJrr) Williams, a former Vtulncsday they will re-open fund raiser for Sen. Edward today. Gurney, H-FIn, was sentenced Sanford dealers contacted to a year in prison today alter %t'ddiy said they had been ntisn,Iini, i'iiitsv L's f Iii' 7L UI ''pxised to the strike protesting tempting to evade federal in' federal energy policies, but taxes and helping a conninny - admitted they would tractor accept a bribe. reconsider and Join a statewide WilliamiLs, 29 and from Orr strike if the sit ua tion got much lando, was accused of attempt. worse, , ing to evade 119,0(J) in taxes in A spokesman for Jacksonville 1971 by concealir'g his assets dealers said there was no) from the Internal Revenue gasoline at half of the statiens Service, there, and the city's 476 school Last January, a federal buses. under federal court grand jury in Miami indicted order to transport 55,000 pupils tutu on a charge of channeling a every f 110,000 illegal payment to gasoline. William PeLski, In-men director of the federal Housing Authorkeep them Operating, says It) offict in Miami Francis Brown 'chool trai The indictment said the bribe Poron director. was to obta in Federal Housing Unlike Florida's other 66 Authority financing for Miami '°° 'ns Jacksonville's *1I John Priestes. Directcrof Purchasing floger harris said he has applied to the federal government for a per cent increase on the school system's fuel allncatkrn. "Our Texaco dealer has assuretju,if went on our increase," said we overrun our February Harris. illocation, we can borrow from "I don't anticipate a problem our March allotment until we keeping the county s hl buses hear From the federal govern, running," he added 0 4 - ...'.' -\ .........' , . -1 - -. Ex-Gurney Aide Is M-171 - 'P "." Sentenced ,.;.— - - . -• . , - - _5-" '1 •.': -<. - "You, niv fe!Iosc AmmienI('ans, ,Aill probail) ne%cr read this Not because mv thoughts are not interesting, or important or ANNA MAE, member of the world's largest herd of performing %alid, or I darn sight better elephants, rears ,up to greet guests at the opening of the Ringling Bros. than ii lot of 11w gibberish I have and Barnum and Bailey Circus Showcase, Wednesday. A crowd of 600 read in the MY TURN ccilumn. _' watched as world-ftimous clown LOU Jacobs. assisted by But because I am nobody . Nlichu, tile that is, I am not what the smallest man in the world, (;o%'croor's Executive Assistant harvey • enligtitcnttl uhitor', at Uotte,i, and President and Producer of Circus World Irvin Felci, 11 nipped a three-foot wide rlbtix)n during the Or I I f opening ceremonies ThsLnuished guest wrlttr. But then, how ninny of those are ID '3 there around anyway,No, miii • herald Photo by Jean Pattesori just a peon, t'rdin;urs schnook The Ilan i::';l;'::::l ." -: ' -/ houi is in four figures and the Sears bill is not far behind, A traveling vacation is III tht. uriforv-,cv.ible future, as is ;I L ne% car tour '68 (reaky. but it runs I. I new coat. roast berf and air conditioning How ninny MV TURN ii .. coluninists can match th,b5-i' By CHRIS NElSON qualsfleatinns tending to defame or injure the Mrs. Van F:eil told The feixl told S:akv, adding that lie )cur way out of this one Ilerald Staff Writer "flue one thing that I have an reputation of Mr. Fulenwiden," Herald she called Stale)' to she considered nugrant labor '1 won't need Mrs Van abundance of at !his point in the letter concludes, complain about an error in a camps an "abomination on the Eepoel t back wms'mtit SPRINGS 1mw is anger. Anger and Mrs. Van Eepoel Wednesday morning newspaper story on face of the earth," and that C " The rnigmant hibr ramp in duistust Not with Hi) countr) . Councilman Irene Van Eepoei ('ailed The Herald and played a the Winter Springs Sunshine there must be "a little grain of question. Talisman Sugar The United States is bless vi today disclosed she has been tape recording of a noon Law violations case, and ex. something.....in a imuan who Corp. was then and is still "put on notice " a slander action conversation with Fulenwider plamned that her personal feiur iticor> .it kast i with •ill the v ouhi run a caimup owned by William 1) Paw '.' is being considered against her vi which the clue! Investigator of F'ulenwider was enhanced institutions ti imi.ikt' it w orb. During her phone call with former U A ambassador S U N S H INc STATE PLATES because of statements made said "I'll set' you in court" after when she bond out FOR Ilit: PF:oh'hJ-; I am he once f'ulenwiiler, Mrs. Van Eepoel severalSouth American nati SE1 1St )LE ('ountv Tax Collector Troy Iay about State Alt)'. Chief questioning angry with you, and ou. and her about managed a migrant labor denied saying that Fulenwitfer under President 1Iarr s •Ill(I John I). Calvin, director of the state Investigator Jack F'ulenwider statements she math' that day camp. Inc. All of us We hac'c' becom(' a himself ran an "aboininatiorm" 1'ruman division of motor vehicles display the new and hi.; past management of a to Assistant State Ally. William nation of sheep - and Ae aro'A roan who does that scares to which Fulenwider niplied The camp and its facilit'. migrant labor camp Si % ('hI( It' heerise tag to be used beginning this (fllt((I ;it ever) turn ih ht II out Irtu ' \1rs,r '*You're not giImn, to l t' n t On Pg ( of 6 j %Irs. Van Eepoel fts inorWe. the people. are letting -fill%' ill a Meeting this morning at Holiday Inn fling ualled The flerald and go"unchallenged idrmltle~j that %%IIii lax collectors from five nearb counties. read ilk, text o! a Ietter from shwlif %arm the heart.. of ,Ill(. new Iflates Will ()v issued for a three year C Iloward Marsee, assistant Jt o t a lit., r s a n 1 C a lers Jx'ruxI with registration tax paid annually', count)' attorney who has been everywhere. 11w governor of Herald Photo by George Hayes) retained by F'ulcnwider, California pays no taxes hit' ____________________________________ •. •,,,,, "...you are now and have President pays laughzabl littli' been making slanderous • 'andbythcway --Iii)' nwmoirs I $"r statt'muments concerning his J l PaPt5r.smr11 background with the Talisman (:1r1here, viailing for 1 LLILA -Sugar Corp. Further, I have soimaeorw to iippriust' ttwmii . - i. , ._ concrete evidence that indeed "'" . Your rich landlord probably FACIAL flu a • . 'o ' u (ir!... P'l his. • statements." Miirsee s letter 4 gains w nIt tiffs loopholes q') huller toda) said ha expects to ITE ru Iffil) annexed property in reads U ' t F sers ont ickniiw ledi 4I.' that ORTED 7L ff R t cost figures within a week (Its I ditor the southeast quadrant of tin At C Mr 1 I' ii k nit idi r i'nh the iiiiilillt as r p .'r upgrading .' r idni equipment I. S 1;-92-Airport Houles ,ird request, I am present l% X OF jj • Ij _j' j get the tax shaft. Sit why do '.' r installation of a city coin -_ 1tit' Sanford Zoning and intersection, 100 researching the possibility of an . - 4'!' let it happen" Where u a 1UJ ' ;nunicatiorcs center Ii May I at I'l;,nnmi;g ('iiiiitaiissltifl Present plans tall for an appropriate slander action fledged taxpa) ers'revolt" fail) new police he; j %Cheduled to dim-u%sa site plan 80.1KOsquart, f(oolt unnanied (le- against you. in tile ineantim lired of being, liopelessly debt- tonight !or a under construction at Ninth $1 million patio partinctil store plas a super- %r must insist that you refrain ridden it tumle the ta-ti and tin Street and French A% ur. 1 IOU I I) fAult north development o on the, iii irk t drugstorc md smaller from iny I... r Tilt IiI'S statements --- furtht ---. -IS 1II 5111(11 II 'I0 ia 111111cr confirint'i) stile ii ('turutni ('hub lionil east '.hoji. — -DETERGENT go skiing a dad you notice our 'k -'J the city will pull out of Sheriff 4 Other agenda itt'iiis include tlIoalm Road, I new Vice President happily . John Polk s countywide Index ltepresi'nmtat ives i landinsitkratjiin iii revised site l 4 320Z. $J IPif toiuu,iunlcations center at ihe ,ving interviews on the snowy 'wnit'r Bob McKee will show a ilcvi'lopnient plans for Lloyd's BTLS, Area deaths slopes, of Colorado. 'i-' ,. courthouse because of "too ' prelmmiimnar' sit" plan for "The hiacycleShopat 1301 Mcllonvmlle Bridge much delay" in handling of "My husband bek-rigs to nil Oaks'' development of 22 patio Ave., an addition lii cornCalendar lo ." " . -union; he gets no iha h4it cost hmoiimt' on the live-acre site. calls and high levels ob noise ii,erclal tiuildir.g by William " ('lassif ied acts "f hung" raises, So each sear last year ithen city a'omniius7.1011 and confusion in the center (;race) :m' 1018 French Ave. and ('aimlUes 611 that he earns the same, in'!' smonmers zoned tht' propert 'If Itt-n feels at this time that a brick it all screening is * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORI ('niisswor,l puult' financial Sit indit ion goes .Siriftril isn't getting proper m.iulti'faiiiily it SIaN widc'rstsi restaurant at the construction Iwan ALahy Sit ________________________________________________________________________________________ straight downhill. We need II5 mtMON THURS c', I don't blame him for 8:00 A.tvj,.7.00p ,k'K' would least' a 40-tout site of the new United State l)n, Crane GB as iicuh as cn'.onc but if uu strip of the FRI&SAT pulling out,'' I"lk said today 8:00 A,M,,9: 00 pM I 'litorialcominnt 4A had dared to block an interstate north suli' r° rI) along the Bank of Seminole in the west t.',UNDAy He'', responsible lii the people if Country (lut, stik' 8:00A,MlOOpM if U.S 17-92, across frc.ruu Entertainment It pigIiwa with OUt rusts ear, iii' It 511 -f -wiford ..-- , ,md F i.r future' wok'ning of the Sanfiinii h'Iaza Shopping ('enter. -. Iliroscope * 25TH. 8 PARK AVE. STORI itoulil ha'.e been arrested iii itt.' ti'uflt) tTfltc't prt-s'--ffll. it that present narrow pal't'iiient. Hoard members will consider QUIET lltIflh'al notes IOA . OF A two minutes flat, FIRE Why 1.4 serves the sheriff's ikpartmi'nt MON-SAT 8CfjA,M,.?: P. Aboi scheduled for di.wussion revoininerxiing III cily cI)IIIIIIisPublic noilices C-711 big, profitable airlines have the , and hit' ASSISTANCE Sanford, ('iviedi, S too late in Academy Nlanor today to CHANGE 01- HOURS SUNDAY at ttw8pii;. city hall iiai'tmng is sinners that the city- sign or. Si'tety 411 of the gavt'rnint'nut, muml a fwe!inmirary site plan 10 A.M. 6:00 I.M. destruction to two homes by lx'. dinarit'e be simiientied to exempt nsurned by a mid'rnorning fire, as an Sjirts 12'I5A plain people cI:i not' Win if AItat;mt'nte Springs police unidentified woman removes flammable material from the danger. I ifl.t'tsi thrt' is a shortact 01 vcliiin'rs lH'.- eriflesl of St. from let's and permits point-of. State ik'iitatinents Petersburg for a 14'aurv shop. pun - base real estate signs six Ut'lated story page' 1:\ so.s ('hitef'. ii! th :'tisnin tCon'l. On Pg. A Col.I P p:n- center prstpteel for s(!wmre feet or less in area, At ilera:I I1tu ito hv, ('mn(lv l-'Li ndtrs l'g A t 2 08 — .aaa!i.i 1% VUIU IIUI1UfI John A Spohki In the Fe t) 18 issue there's very Interesting M Turn ri1ten by Donna Cord, a housewife from Chicago, m that by reading it the public will be 1iiOt$V,tC(l touch the ..ame as was shown when we printed the Cimhin's lewpmnis n Aiiivriui ir tot' ,, our earlier ("OlUHifis, It's entitled, "Diary of a Mad Housewife,'' anit she sass a tto'uthful' I KGI To Florida As Emergenc y - THE GREATEST SHOW ON EAR%A TH , - By Fulenwider Van Eepoe Warne LEAN WESTERN FAMILY=PAK 0 Su . ' :'. - - — . - .' - ' ) 3 LBS. R PKG. LB. _____ Sanford Z-P Board To Hear Home Plans a El IT A ' - SAVE ON THESE. I CONGESPIRIN THRIFTY / 3' WHY PAY 95, _ MU!I1IWAK 4 GAQGLt COUNT "PLUS",A ) ' - r c,,nae ' ____ - ' . .. ' , - -,. WHY PAY c.ioo a6c WHY PAY ISc - c ' ' ____ a - - -. ' ____________________ ..,.._ - I'J - . '1 30 SINE-AID r ,', — SANFORD VANQUISH -- P 4 CHEWABLE COLD TABLETS PKGOF fOrCHILDREN OR SIN0 HEADACHE . - WHY PAY Pc EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER _ ,' . ' .• , •...-, •' PA ____________ ,, CitySeeks _________ Costs On R adio N '- - '- ' DESPERATION - '-- - ' Lz-t- all �___ 1. - ____ - _., - t. ___e .- 2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb.21, 1974 The Sinford herad Kidnapers Contact Hearst; '1 'Ransom' Food Stockpiled HILISBOROUGH, Calif. (AP) Abductors of new per heiress Patricia Hearst have sent a new communication to the family of the kidnaped girl, a family apc'kesman said today. Contents of the message were not Immediately revealed, More than $100,000 worth of food is stockpiled for distribution to California's needy In an effort to bring the eventual release of th e kidnaped heiress. Ratio station KCBS In San Francisco said the message, a tape recording, was believed to contain a new demand of $4 million In cash. The message was reported to have come from the Sym.blonese Liberotlui Army, which c!aimed that it abducted the 2D-year-old coed Feb. 4 In Berkeley. Her father, newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst, aready had xnoisfled a $2-million food distribution prograniIn an effort to win her release. Another San Francisco radio station, KGO. rep'rted that the Rev. Cecil Williams, an inter. ruedia) in past SIA (unmunicatiorts, received a that Wednesday might be freedom day for the pr etty coed. No one outside of the SIA knew whether the food distribution, which starts Friday, would bring about her release or if more demands would be made. The Slit had demanded originally that Hearst distribute $70 worth of free food to each of California's poor and needy as a condition for negotiations For the girl's release. Hearst said he could not possibly mee t that demand, which state officials estimated would cost some $400 million. He went ahead instead with the House May '.h + 4. - 9 . - 4 ' . ... - fr' . - ' .' ' MOBILE JUNKYARD DACO(%*4 Dl)tJa Oi ufl Anselmo Cal along wi th a few other artists, has mourned several tons of JUflr " on a 0 Ford I"ak'tm Bascom and his hand support themselves and their art uztnr..i Hearst Corp. Th e first free food is expected to be distributed In UK- San Francisco Bay area Friday, said A. Ludlow ' - - movement by displaying the car at various shopping centers and (mllecting do'nations while explaining the idea behind "junk art." - JUDY 11111' \ good ('XJa'rlm'nc' Have Killed ___ Fuel Suit :'.. WASHINGTON AP1 The House Rules Committee his erected apotentiaUy fatal roadblock in the path of emergency — - Oil •. -- .' ' .- .& - 4 AUU .. . - -_____ threatened by a presidential " .._ r -, 1d - bill when it r reaches he / " _._..- Harley O. Staggers D-W Va said the Rules Committee at lion had "killed" the bill Floor I ___ i. r ____________ .. ,. — action on the measure was ___ . . -- '. ' ' - 4 _______ . , ' . ___________ /. - postp,ned until next week repartedlytogivefloijseleacjersa chance to convince members of the Rules Commit tee to change their vote. Under the rhation adopted Wediesdry,memberscanraj parliamentai'y points of order against sections ci the bill pviding for an oil price rollbiick and giving the administration temporary authority to put energy conservation plans Intl effect without first sending them to Congress. The resou. lion also calls for a separate I vote on the section in the bill giving President Nixon the power to order gasoline ratio- , / _____ ___ ' -. 'Etie action came Wednesday as authorities in 20 states, Ineluding Mary land. worked to decide how to distribute a time bonus gasoline allocation given them by the Federal Energy Office for the rest of February. Commenting on the Maryland lawsuit, an aide to Simon said the FEO had acknowledged Maryland's prcbktns in in- cluding it among the 70 states to receive the bonus allocations. "But we recognized that 0thIi' sta tes were in short supply and some of them were in even worse shape than Mary land," the FEO spokesman added. Meanwhile in the 19 other states receiving extra gasoline, . , - 'LI "i - ' ' ,. — — . _ ...._r" _. a ,,,, w- __—j-- — ________ — of of 1 tn is satained or it the House votes to delete tie rationing section, the bill no longer would conformwltbtheSenate-passed sersmon and a new SenateHouse conference would have to be lid William E. Simon and 20 Jor oil companies in an effort to force them to Increase the sta te's monthly gasoline allocation "All we're asking for is our fair share," said Maryland (sot, Marvin Mandel. He e homed the situation was critiCal in the state and that dusfr might base to c1 if workers couldn't get gasoli ne to get to their Jobs. -V.-- ' —- Firms _ 7 - tags.mri WIND I'S LI flfIAifI r WIND PROVIDES the impetu.s for this lawn ornament at Maynard, Iowa. It the breezes fail the ornament stoj moving, but still catches time eye. , *.O.- governors and officials made varying decuions about where the gasoline should go, In Alabama, officials said rural areas will get t he Fuel; in Called W.\SlllN ;lI)N , Al', I __ _1 lvft— _ 1;~__ F. bles . _.- .4 .. - . Al * -i " • Sailor Tells Of Spying WASHINGTON (AP) - Navy Yeoman Charles E. Radford says his rnil*tary superiors praised him for pilfering top secret files in 1971 from Henry A. Kissinger. Radford said his supertx's asked him to Obtain any material "I could get my hands on." His testimony before the Senate Armed Services Qsrmndttee directly contradicted statements by Kissinger, President Nixon's national security adviser, and Mm. Thomas H. Mom", chairman of the joint duets of staff. — jr i3 - ,.,, ' , t • 7) J :.. ' / WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) Rose Kennedy, the &3.ear-old matriarch of the Kennedy clan, Is suffering from a ruptured blood vessel In St. Mary's Hospital here. The hospital declined Wednesday night to give her condition. On Tuesday sight, when she was admitted. It had said she was In fair condition. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who said Tuesday night he had no immediate plans to visit his ailing mothe.", arrived at the hospital Wednesday night. The hu..pital spokesman described the ruptured vessel as being small and said It is causing Mrs. Kennedy to have persistent headaches. — - _______ r 1 ' - i ti' - :ti WASHINGTON (APi The Pentagon says the Soviet Union has testlired a big new SSXI8 missile with multiple warheads into the Pacific. Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheirn said Wed. nesday it was unclear whether the current Soviet missile swere timed to coincide with t1v opening In Geneva of a second round of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. "I don't think we are In a position" to reach any Judgment on that question with certainty. Friedheim told - iww3znen. ___ Rose's Condition Mystery ;: ,.c Soviets Test Missile I - I I. -itr1WL-- I -I.' N N CINCINNATI, Ohio tAP) A $5.5 million loan from Teamsters funds to purchase a CIncinnati race track is being Investigated by the U.S. Attorney's office in Chicago, a spokesman says. U.S. Attorney James Thompson said Wednesday that the loan, used to buy River Downs Race Track was being probed, a'- al,with other loans made by the Teamsters Central States Southeast and Southwest Area pension Fund. Nicholas Tweet, whose wife, Jo',', bought the track last susmuiuer, ,samd he is not concerned about an investigation, — Energy Crisis Poll Results Mrs. Kennedy, who has a winter home in West Palm Reach in addition to her Hyannis Port, Mass., residence, has been a picture of good health In recent years. Most Inr'TIIngS she plays rite hols of '(II( WASHINGTON (AP) A weekly poll used by the government to sample opinion about the energy crisis q))"s that belief in the 1airnrs of fuel allocation is hugh, Ford Calls For GOP Unity but eroding. The poll also Indicated that more people are having trouble getting gasoline and proposals for gasoline rationing are gaining popularity. CINaNNATI. (Au, (AP) Vice President Gerald II. Fordaspu RepuNcws can "bun the tide" by making an ifft 10 C11tS I (uigesuml at in a 'dal March $ election here. 'We're in tie last minutes of the last quarter," Ford said during a six-hour campaign swing for former On. clzmaU Ma}w WWIs Gradison Jr., the Republican canMate In the 19 Congressional District race. Gradtson's opponent, another former mayor, is Democrat Thomas Len. The seat has gore to Democrats only twice in the past half century. It was vacated last month by Republican WJliam J. Keadng, who resigned to become president of The Qzucinnati - JIA. Union Loan Investigated - _,c1 I i ._,L'' ______ _____ . ''' 11' _V " I'" ' .. . ' ' J -Z _____ „- J •j 'V ' .. . . ,,' • FBI Probing Papers IL'S ANGELES (AP) The FBI is investigating possible tampering with some documents submitted by time White house to special Watergate prosecutor Leon - Jaworki, (Ile Los Angela llmessays, Inastory from its Washington bureau In Thursday's edition,, the Times saki it had learned that one memorandum on White House tatmonery given to Jaworski has two paragraphs cut from the second page. The White House a' first refused to pro1de the FBI with some of the official White House logs the FBI said it needed to investigate the matter, the Times quoted urrmamed but knowledgeable sources as saying. --!._ : t , '-' ". ' '-. '.. lt~l 411~ '"h ' t,' s ON ” - . ' , . , , f - / , " . .' . . ' . , - - .' .. ,.. , '" . ' i -. AS . -' - (;.i'line suppliers theni- than 30 per tent; two 1)1 them t'ral energ officials ruefully, selves had to report availa ble slimed err ors greater than 60 admit their first month of gaso- supplies, to seek adjustments, per cent. The smallest error line allocation is a shambles, and to make proper allocations, was 16 per cent. the victim of bad data, inAt first, it seemed to ork. For the remaining 30 states ex perience, over-reliance on oil On Feb. 6, the FO issued a a nd Four jurisdictions, the FEO company cooperation and a detailed listing of each state's . sit no revise, es dash of politics, reported ga,wline availability. F t he 20 updated "We had envisioned that the It showed wide differences ma represent only reasonoil coinpanies would pick up our among the sta tes, with Maire able guesses, not hard data. allocation method but they apparent.y destined for a 26 per "We have no reliable figures to didn't," John Adger, a Federal cent shortage while Minnesota based on,' said George ce E. Hall Energy Offi aide, said in an seemed only 3 per tent short. Jr.. FEO fuels manager interview, "They Just sat back Although the federal regu- supervising the gasoline pro. and watched the show." latuons contain no requirement gram. "It's been a judgment Officials say some lessons for equal distribution among call all the slav." were learned and the system states, the low-supply states — should work better in March. quickly be gan demanding it, That may be its last chance, and the FEO accepted the nA decision w he t her to switch to ciple. ra tioning may be required by Wi thin three days, Simon orMRS. MARY E. GINThER mid-April as sunimer demand tiered shifts of gasoline from 10 approaches, good-supply states to 12 others Mrs. Mary EhzabethGintner, Meanwhile, the February al- and the District of Columbia. o( Geneva, died Tuesday. location program was flounder- Unfortunately, the FFO's 56- She was a native of Crawford ing. page state-by-state estimate County. Ind. and had lived In The gasoline allocation regu- was wildly wrong. Simon then the Orlando and Ge neva area lation published Jan. 15 ap. sent teams into 20 states and for the past three years moving peared short and simple, taking only last Tuesday Issued re- here from Clarksville, Ind. She up only one-third of a page. vIsed estimates For them. was a member of the Wall It required suppliers to disAll of the revisions showed Strut United .Methodist tribute as'hilable gasoline to the available gasoline suppli es far Church, charter member of the wholesale and bulk purchasers higher than previously r eport- Grace Clegg Wilson Plillathea they had served In 1972. ed. Sixteen were off by more (lass and member of the Ann Rogers Clark Chapter of DAB, all o Jeffersonville, hid. She is survived hy her husband. Edward R. Gintrier; itaughter, Mrs William uJeani — Lung, both of Genes-a; twos - ... •'.' . .:_, --, / . '. :, , , ./, 1, , -' " ' ,,' "' -. 'i., ..iw 1 Ij, . ' , '.. - 4- ,1 ... - Area Death so I IN44v , - _• on trial April I. Shell L ists fie - z. annual Corporate Open house college' president, will start this today and Friday, according to year's executive visi tors on Open House chairman James their two-day campus visit with E. Davis. an Introduction to faculty, staff, The lis t of guests at the administration a nd students in Daytona Beach campus reads a mornIng assembly. 1244 1 BETTY LOU SIIEROUSI .Not regretting the experience 'P . - .. - . 4 - ". j . - — .. E\'A DAVIS . SPECIAL! TABLECLOTHS .Business world_can be great - -I A.111=11 7Y _~ - r ,_ . % 0 527O2.99 Carefree' tobIecloth at fant as tic savingsl Choose your favorite color and print from JM s great selection. lx82 , 4.49, 11~~ 4 round, 449, 68" round, 4.49, 70" round, 4.49. matching napkins, 29< each. , , LINENS, lower level, altamonte springs - II Sorry, no mail or phone orders YOUR JMCREDIT PLAN MAKES SHOPPING EASI - tL__tT___r .i-. S 11,. ' 111111, h'-. . 1//.-, ,, 1", ,\ * _., .—..— _—'. .. ' '. i I ' r—' 11 i _,- il + / .1 clii AJA.' f) I Wit I') '\P 11 - ,.' , IL jj, 0, Limited quantities A n&Ji j j I j ', k I i L, / — -+ 11111 Rj ; _ 02 __ l w"11~ - , Sbturd.a - le o2300 4 30 .- &nrel ' I . __,~. - I tftl I J C - - - - .1 it __~ __ I- 40b"b-- 4 ; Z _~ " 1. I 500,O8PM MdOV OAKMONT ft51AIJRT % col or'.0i pOlO. 0irOt'tC ____ - rraLl - I ISicond " . / , ' High Supply Ithn' ... ~~Y %f,(fl the Judge ruled no GARONE1. MRS. NILDAconfidential attorneyclient privilege M-Al wrv-cts for Mrs Hach existed be tween the two, as Chapin had contended. Ga,clnq, 121 Scott Ave And, U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica had before him again 1nofd, the issue of the 18'4nInute gap in a White hloqse 'Il be P'IId at t a m. Watergate tape mnd the [ind uig of technical experts that the gap ur*tai Home *ith was created by R., w 13 00*ntif officiating HOUSTON, Tex. i A Pi He- at least five separate erasures of the tape. That finding w as Burial amaIat,,.dl,, BIttO4fl spite a crude oil shortage, Shell challenged twice by other technical experts, one In eu of iioAtrS of whom was a Oil Co. says Its gasoline stocks still unidentified &fl1tOr t. mcf. ) expert consulted by President Nixon's chief were up 700,000 barrels Cancer r,jn over a Watergaie lawyer James D. St. Clair. sear ago, Continental Od Co. The latest developments In the case prompted Sines to order saul its stocks were do n 200.tth sides to halt further public discu.sston of the matter. t,*O barrels. At separate meetings V'ednesday with the MEMORIAC PARK'. 'I Democratic and _____________________ Shell said Wednesday its refi- Repulicaii members Of the House Judiciary Con'mmjttee, War Cemetery __ ij'l neries are not operating at ca- and Jenner described their conclusions about impeachment in pacify because of a crude oil later briefing. 4 '.4 . slortage and that inventies Hoar reportedly told The Democrats at their meeting that the rot are still high enou_ghto meet brief's conclusion is blander than some ef thorn may have projected demand, preferred because of his desire to win Jenner's agreement tiir Shell said it had 17.5 million 4, Jenner is re ported to have told the RepuUics, several t' arrrIs of gasoline on hand, whom are on record as believing only Indictable crimea are Published Daily and Sunday, compared with 16.9 million a Impeachable, that wJexnoff except Saturday and Irednothe indictable. itmost ) ear earlier. Continental placed Christmas Day by 'Th. be very serious to be Impeachable. Sanford Herald, 300 N.I its gasohine stocks at7.4 million theWhteHowFrench Ave., Sanford, Fla. J liarreb. compared with 7,6 murespected lawyer and the Republicans' own choice to 3277) head their lion a year ago. impeachment sta ff, he has treat influence' t&,r .ki. (!flo Mbell vud its crude oil stocks hers, Clasi Postage Paid' '"''i were up 130,000 barrels over at Sanford, Florida 32771. tiep. Peter W. Rodlno, DN.J., chairman of the Judiciary ast )ear's figuits Wl down Committee, "W the brief wiU be a valuable guW to the memberi; Subscription Rates by . 00,0(K) barrels from the Jan. 1 but that each one will ultimate'y have to make an tr4ivkbal Carrier I igure ,if 20.2 mnillo1, barrels choice as to what constitutes an Impeachable offense, Week kke I _ . ) I 1 Funeral Notices ___ , . I - NO-IRON L,_ ' — - f I t Program mu sic will be provided by the BethuneThe first meeting also Cookman College Concert disclaimed the idea of two sets Corale under the direction of of standards — one for black Thomas H. Demps. and one (or white applicants, a Dr. J. Saxton Uoyd, second college spokesman said. The vice-chairman of the college visiting businessmen said they board of trustees, wflhintroduce are interested in as'e age the speaker. 0 - , 1 , -- .- - - "' program. between industry and the college a good way to improve Lawy rc brothers, Wayne Evans of Massachusett.', the one-time Elizabeth, Intl. and John Evans bonus will go to major .. --- metro1 •u.. IV ,tu flflV, .,dI. pontan areas; in Florida, most WASHING1j)N (AP) The staff of the Howe Judiciary Gramkow, Funeral Home in of the new allocation will re Committee has agreed on a definiticm of Impeachable o(fmaes charge of arrangements. lieve hard-hit Industries; and In that greatly expands the grounds for possible mpeattgent of Mtssoun, where officials say P;sadent Nixon. MRS. IIILDA GARDNIR motorists are not suffering, the The definition, which Includes nonaiminal conduct, reprenvi gasoline will go to frrmcrs, only the u committee's t WI lawyers. However, it j Mrs. Hilda W. Gardner, 79, of school buses and publi c transvea strong committee 121 Scott Ave., Sanford, died 1 portatlon The committee will receive the definiUon today. in a legal brief Wednesday night. Born in It's up to the governor of each the direction of John M. Doar, chief counsel, and Hunesdale. Pa. she moved to state to decide where the fuel, E. Jenner Jr., chief minority council lake Mary in 1958 and Sanford being added to already esMeanwhile, the Senate Judiciary Conunittee said Wednesdi.y lii 1972. She was a member of tablished state emergency SUP, had no immediate plans to hold public hearings over Good Shepherd Lutherar p Plies, will go. 8u however the between President Nixon a nd special Watergate prosecutor Leon Church of Sanford. gasoline is distributed, most of. Jaworski. Jaworaki has been stymied In his attempts to obtain Survivors include two sons, fkials say it will only ease the a' to White House files and has reported his problems Robert L. (;ardner, Mt. Holly. to problem — not solve It. NJ., and Walter J Gardner, C I. Mcenzyer, director of Sources said Senate Judiciary members are concerned that Sanford; Mrs. Mary Rife'. Alabama's energy board, said such hearings could result in charges of unfair pretrial publicity [lary. sister, Mrs. Helen I) 11 even with the 5.24 inflhion galbecause Watergate indictments are believed Imminent, Kroft, Bryn Mawr, Pa.; eight Ions the state is getting, AlabaIn oth er Watergate-related developments, a U.S. District Court grandchildrenand two greatmans will have 18 million gal- fudge cleared the way for ousted White House Counsel John W. grandchildren Ions less gasoline than they had Dean Ill to testily at the upcoming trial of Dwight L Itrisson Funeral Home in Chaptn, la st February. another Former White House aide. (lapin, accused of lying four charge. times under oath to the Watergate grand Jury, Is sched uled to go 7' • . relations between black college students and big business, Impeach Offenses Defined • I , ~1*i '_ ---;3 like Who's Who among major American corporations: Methodist Bishop Joel H. executives of American Can Mcflarid, chairman of the Company, The Chase college board of trustees, will Manhattan Bank, Sperry welcome the executives. Univac, H. W. Woolworth, Tonight the visitors will hear Heinz USA and General Foods a specialaddress by Hr. James Corporation. E. Davis, chairman of the In 1969 more than 80 board of directors of Wiruubusinessmen from throughout Dixie Stores Inc., before an 8 the country found the meeting p.m. Corporate Open house ' . RIGIil' lfl';IL.ul: Inten tmngandalotuIfun porations will attend Ilethune- managerial positions. (uokman College's second Hr. Richard V Moore I JM /ALTAMONTE SPRINGS IS GLAD TO BE SERVINGTHE SHWPING NEEDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY y.,.. - -,,-. .' - , ,',.;, I I . ' - " . - ' ' " • 1 - ."' • . ,' 4 ,. f '. ,. :. '5, ____ "r' L' .1. - I '' may - ' - y1'.. . . More than 100 officers From students vii ho can be trained and the nation's leading cor. in Lbove average students for J J - f't'il. -i_,._ - , "I Briefs - I rI'i I J I I I I h - , — National News I Busnessmen i Gat er On Daytona Campus - + 4~ I -_-- ~ ~~_ . A llocation L. . U RICHARD W. FOSTER Associated 1'rr's Writer H' state' of Marvlanti has filed 5u:t against federal energy . rnergy legislation already veto. The Rules Conunittee voted Wednesday to allow members to lodge r' riarllaznentar'i, chal. leriges against same of the more Controversial proAsions in the Gasoline .—II_11 .t Energy Bill Nt r 11 - to explain, "I'm glad I had the opportunity to find out Lois Is Eva Davis, working In the not going to be my career while ' - . Kramer. who is administering the program. 'I I I - valuable insight Into what to expect from a similar Job. Twelve studento From the bookkeeping department of the I am still at school," School Sanford Atlantic National Seminole High Betty Lou plans to enter the Cooperative Business Bank, loves her work, and says fashion merchandising field Education 'CRE) calss are it has helped her make up her next year. "A job where I can currently employed In various mind what she wants to do after move around more and meet she leaves school. "It's shown people," she explained, offices In Sanford and li'ngwuod gaining on-the-job me the business world can be xperience which they all agree great," enthused Eva. While these senior students I provIng valuable. Dledre Wright, employed In are receiving meaningful Dr. C. Park's surgical office, training in the offices dc::,: "It's a good experience," has found the experience filing, typing, answering the toimui)ente-j Judy hilt who is interesting, a good idea and a phone and performing other stc>rklng as a clerk-typist In lot of fun." She now knows she varied clerical and secretarial "uthtrn Loan Sanfor d This definitelywantstodoexecu ti',e duties, they are also attending vay you can find out If this Is secretaria l44.1t, not in a related study classes in school, really the work you want to do medical office necess.ari!y, but before you go to college and in a large corporation — a The CBE class is d2signed to spend money on further fashion house or airlines office, increase a student's knowledge training perhaps and skills by wo-king an office Betty Lou Sherouse, em. prior to graduation from high While Judy doesn t think the ploytd in the Sanford city hail school.This sarn experience clerk-typist and general office has discovered office work is may enable a student to go to ttork site has beendoinglsqtiite notforher. "I'mnotregrettIng college or enter the working her line, it has riven her a the experience." she hastened world on a Full-time basis. 4 . . $2 million Peoples in Need" program. The Slit said it would accept a "good will gesture" from Hearst, president and editor of the San Francisco Examiner and chairman of the Bates, had said he had a "wat-m-dw-pants feeling" By JEAN PATrESON Herald Staff Writer .~ I ~4 I, telephone call Wednesday night. It directed him to a telepione booth, where he found the tape recording. KGO said that, unlike previous tapes received from the SIA, the new recording did not carry a message from the kidnaped woman. But as the foodstuffs piled higher In a $2 million iced-the-poor program by newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst, there was only silence from the S>mblonese Liberation Army, abductors of his 20year.old daughter. The terrorist group claims to be holding Miss Hearst as a "prisoner of war." She was pulled screamnng from her apartment near the University of California at Berkeley on Feb. 4 by two young black men and a white woman, Miss llearstturned 20onWednesijay, Her parents had appealed to the abductors to release her on her birthday as a gesture of good Faith , The FBI agent in charge of the case, Charles A. — Students Learning From Businesses Thursday, Feb. 21,974-3A - _A-5 4 T~~, -~ --ftv-_ _* 0 ' - - �- -- 4A—The Sanford Herald -.-- - .. - - - -----. -__ Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974 Jack Anderson View Of Cuba r i.. II C vuu—u.. ijejenie By ALFONSO CASThO Copley News Service MIAMI—The question of rapprochement With that in mind, Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Breziu)ev declared in a speech durinc, his recent visit to Cuba: Communists do not favor the exportation ç revolution. Revolution matures in the internal terrain of one country or another." Another concern of the United States was the substitution of a swastika for the 'Y' in, President Nixon's name, whenever it appears in the official newspaper, Granma. But one researcher, who carefully studies the weekly edition of Granma, which contains . ROY GREEN Advertising Manager RALPH HAYS Comp Root, Foreman CHRIS NELSON AY STEVENS Prr's Room Foreman Wh Same As Home Delivery Au Ciher Mail $2 10 Month 6 Months $1 20 J)rr , U S Postal Regulaf,ons procie that all mail subscriptions be paid in advanc Entered as s'-cond class matter August 77, 190t at the Post Mi ce of Sar'toid. Florida p77! -•• j' •.;' 4 çi4• - 1 •. No par tof any mater aI.ne*s i, adyer lo sing ot this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner *ithot *r,$tn perm,ssan of the publisher of The Ht'rald An individual 'ii form responsible for such r,product.on *It be cons'd(red s in?rnç-ng on The Herald's copyright *ili be held liable for damage under the law PbI,tP*d duly and Sundays. cicept Saturday .1.. 1L k' ' I7mos S32 40 • T he Herald s a member of t he Associated Press *hch entitlede.ctus,yely toth,sfor reprodvct.onod all the local ne*s printed in th cwwsp-sper 1 Lotwood Ann Riley all 99_~q -, If A .:. . Bear Liki. Firwsf City in hi 1 Lake Monroe 3722611 i DJBry Enterprise Fannetle Ed*ar 574-3363 - $.k . ..& Cliekista -.-.,. ____ _____ NSLW Altamonte Spings (Ida Nic hols 13$ P97 Tagietyood, E. Estates Joan Babb O 01111111,11111 372 dii Winter Nancy Booth M. - ' ____ e t s Emergency SAIGON, South Vietnam (API — Developments In North and South Vietnam indicate a thrust away ffrom major warfare for the time being while the rival Vietnaimiese regimes trytoheal their economics and restore public confidence in govermnent _ .' ________ in the South, President Nguyen Van Thieu has reorganized his cabinet in the wake of a gambling scandal in Saigon and amid a desrierate economic situation, South Vietnam is virtually broke, surviving only by massive doses of aid from the U.tited States govern. men?. Foreign exchange reserves have dropped to less than 1I mu , lion; 1200 million is considered the critical point. Inflation is up more than 60 per cent; the piastet has been devalued 19 per cent, and some items have increased in price 300 per t ent. "The president was not happy about the performance of the cabinet," said one a3sodate' "and (one main reason was the serious arid dangerous situation of the Vietnamese economy at a tLne the peGple were losing faith and confidence in the cabinet. He had to try to salvage prestige. "lie wants to convince the people in the street that he Is at least listening to public opinion. That's why he gave orders to clean up the gambling in Saigon." Nearly 600 gamblers were arrested, high-ranking police commander-s were fired andho was the mtnItet of veterans affairs, who owned a house that was being used a casino. The next day he called as -J Ga TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 4 APi It said ambulances, polk - A 48,000.gallor, emergency cars and other emergency vt .alloeation from state gasoline hit-ks were short of gas an reserves "will give us a shot in that an undertaker was unabl the arimi," says Mayor William to bury three bodies because McCracken of fuel-starved Ve. the shortage. nice. The emergency al1ocatio But, lie adds, the supply will was provided by state fuel alh not provide much relief unless ration officer Homer Ilutchir action is taken quickly to ac. sun, who directed oil companie count for the Southwest Florida to send Venice 8,000 gallons lii comliiunity's population day and the rest as saon a growth. possible. The major problem was tha The resort area's population people who use privdte car has tncreaI by about per were unable to gel to work Wcent to 60,000 since 1972. the McCracken sait. year used in determining gaso. "We could get gas for th line allocations, he said. school buses but the teacher McCracken has declared his couldn't get to school," he said city to be a disaster area and 'People who work at hospital presented Gov. Iteubin Askew from 7 to 3:30 couldn't get IAJ with the declaration Wed. for gas when the service sta nesday night. tions were open," - 0 - •Paralyzed Girl _________ I4BiOR' - for the resignation of the cabinet, Thleu is retaining about 75 per cent of his ministers, but he IS eliminating some ministries and Putting the rest into "Itilm" to be headed by vice premiers. The new cabinet also reportedly includes some economic experts who studied In the United States. In North Vletnam, the leaden of the Communist government have outlined a two-year economic plan for reconstruction and development which US. analysts see as a shift away from any major venture In South Vietnam In the near future. An address by Vice Premier Le Thant, Nghl to the National Assemnbly earlier this month undcrscored the economic struggle facing the North and the problem of corruption and waste, something not generally publicized in hanoi. As an example, Pentagon budget explainers, who often admittedly have the handicap of sounding like programmed robot accountants, made the quite legitimate point that if the ___________________________________ highest World War H arms budget we'e cast in current dollars (adjusted for intervening inflation), it would surpass -$300 billion. It is a fair way of sa ying that the World War II top of 181 billion plus should not be compared with new proposals which, with some leftover spending from fiscal 1974, would aring fiscal 1975 cpendlng for defense to somewhere around S1117 billion. By Blest WASHINGTON (NEA) To treat the inflation adjustment with scorn is to border on the absurd. In World War If we had 12 million mcmi under Among the established critics of the defense budget, not to arms and were fighting a two-front conflict, had a navy bat-' mention some newsmen who cover this field, there is COfl' tling in two oceans, and a strategic and tactical air siderable sham and hypocrisy In discussing the impact of in' fleet of immerse numbei"s (nearly 100,000 aircraft were extant or flation on milit.asy COStS. projected at a late Ob iously it is perfectly proper to object no basic principle stige.) Can any responsible judge contend that such a force today to large defense expenditures or to question the defense t' would not cost three to ,"our times Ill billion to field on the titudes and policies which given thrust by the proposed actual combat basis then existing? What point, (hen, outlayssot obligations of a particular budget, nJU in pietending that 1$'! billion for 197$ is a TMracord"? Butiomecrltics and datakas (defensecusts, alone Today we're down to an army of 2.1 millIon anong all those In an i' on-rldden eta, should somehow, men from a fairly recent 3.6 million, a Navy o(50 vessels apinat a not be thought of as Ineulatod from and unaffected by too too remote NOpIus, far fewer tactical air w which are nut just n&tloaal but worldwide. and a To adopt this nce permits the critics to dungrade 001 strategic fo which, while hlg impont, Is whole area of justIfIcations for defense Increases, fb'efl Congressional critics brush quickly past the painful fact that Congress itrelf built inflation into the defense budget by they focus their hardest attention on the always easy target — the highly visible planned expenditures for spectacular locking manpower pay scales to cost of living. As for weapons, there's a bsolutely no doubt we today are new weaponry, deploying, planning and building systems of far greate One thing (iowfnrom this is that anything the governr sophialicamjon and complexity — and thus higher cost merit says workings of lnflatio,t UDon defense than charges is quickly tarred with ske'vtkal rejoinders from attheir World War It counterparts. The costly realm of nuclear rkets of course did not then exist. tackers using phrases like "the administration claims that, But in weapo.n'y, too, inflation Is a huge charge. "Cost etc" ever-runs" are not Just the folly of weapons buihiers and Yet proposed outlays for new weapons development and planners, any more than they are in home-building or procurement are treated as if they are te be made in other CIvilian endeavcrs. It is hypocrisy to pretend they are. gokl'acked dollars of the pre-Franklin D. Roosevelt era. RETIREMENT RIPOFF' Oregon Gov. Torn McCall has a reputation for good government which has stirred Ul that he could be the Republican vice presidential nominee. But his op pontonts, with some justice, say he must frK overcome the sugma of his planned 11 4,000-a.year personal raid on the state treasury. me Oregon glslature, with support from McCall's mice, awarded governors reaching age 62 a pension equalling 43 per cent of their annual salary at the time me they leave office, McCall could coiled M,000 by age 67 and $230,000 by age 77 miff the PhA with a cOnWWUOn Of 121111 than 17AN of his money. The taxpayers would make ç the sizable difference. Outraged citizens learned 01 the plan, put the McCall money KNOW to a vote and repealoul the law by nearly tv*4*.or*. But the crafty 10-old McCall contends the $11p.17 per month be has been paying in the pension fund gives him a vested right in the pension that cannot be denied him even by repeal of the law. Oregon's attorney general agrees. MMcCalltold us that the voters' rejection of his pension was directed only at former governors who have not paid into the pla't. Buthesa ys ewluabidebyany court slorL Wins Trip MIAMI All) — linda Sar. television in England. gant, 11, paints by holding a "She had only been painting brush between her teeth. But for a few weeks when she en the paralyzed English girl's tereil the contest," said her fawork was good enough to win a ther, Jim Sargant, "so you can trip to Miami for her and her imagine how surprised wwere parents, when she won." Linda's brother and sister arn %t-r% hajop~ loi he ol-Al cainc oo the 12-dav trip, here," l.intLi Saul Wednesday, ¶' hick will include five days at alter a nine-hour flight across taney World in Orlando. Their the Atlantic Ocean. expenses are being paid from a last September, linda en- fund organized by friends in the tered a painting contest for family's home town of South. handicapped childrep spon- und, about 49 infles from IA)n. sored by PVI'. radio and don. ____ - Cuwfberry. Fern Park GCIdi,uod. 13$ ?flor 671 230 . _________ ____________ Florida N s Briefs C ew El ection Changes Proposed TAU.AHASSEE, Fin. iAPi Holding all local ekelions in f'lc*':tia at the same time might increase voter turnout, says ecrethry of State Richard Stone. But the Florida League of Cities says such an action would complicate matters by having too many elections going at the same tune. Stone said in a news release Wednesday that he would ask the 1974 legislature to consider a proposal that would require balloting for state and national offices to take place In evennumbered years and elections for local of. fit-vs in odd-nuimibercd ears. — BERRY'S WORLO '1 — Welfare Suit Filed JACKSONVIIJ.E, Fin. APi /', suit tiled in federal court says the State of Florida should provide welfare aid (or unborn children, The suit, filed Wednesday on behalf of all pregnant women poor enough to qualify for Aid to Dependent (hildren. seeks an crder forcing state welfare officiaLs to grant .iuil Just 1cs Is done sthen the children are b)rn, The action was filed In the names of Dordclia Demuse Mixon Lirerne ('rawk*-d. - 4/ are Mrs. Clarence Snyder . G war Gneva Oviedo Slavia Lit MatI't,eui 34t37QS . * - Brace .. — Fuel-Starved City , ____ Deflating the huffy doves Black Community Marva Hawkins 4I9 . ' Bruce Biossat Herald Area Correspondents . 14 0 1 and Hoffa Testifies In Tampa TAMPA, Fbi. (API — Former teamster b&ss James Hoff a has testified In the federal income trial of iwomitinent Tampa attorney Frank Ragano. lioffa denied knowledge of Itagano's nllmged part in securing a $5 million loan from the Teamster's pension for Miami real estate figure Salvatore Blue. IloFia as a trustee of the pension fund. The prosecution contends that Ri'gano received a (in' der's fee from Rizw In the form of stock-sale profits but did not report the fet on his tax return between 1965 and l% as ordinary income lax (t4It "Say Bill! Pat and g wore ioner, 11C If Czarina could come or for night?" ..,.. you and the dinner next Thursday -- : - Herald Photo by George Haves -- War In Vietnam Is Winding Down $7140) Year I JOAN MULIAN, x-ray technician at Seminole Memorial flospital says she is hitchhiking to and from work because she can't afford gasoiine to drive waiting their turns at the pumps today of few stations that have fuel for Sille. Some Stations are pumping self-imposed quotas for a few hours daily in hopes of stretching dwindling gas supplies to the end of the month. Governments Breathing Easy SUISCRIPTIONRATES . - GASLESS TECHNICIAN - ___ YOUR NW N BILL VINCENT. JR.. Chief Pftoograph.r ' . _____ ____________ - CHARLES HAYS MeChaniCal Sup? DORIS WILLIAMS Sociotty Editor In Flor,da 0 _______ DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager - - . .-. BOB LLOYD O Editor - . N - /,,,_,,,,,,, , - - - . - (._. = ______ ______ M*rgIn Editã .:'r! - = _________ WINIFRED F. GIE LOW Coraptro4l,r Mail - ____ ____' By Man - Under court order, logs of this pre-1964 bugging were turned over to Black. Our Right To Privacy Threatened AS we have red , they con to We Isident Gera F Speaker I Albert, former MPIEV NM Additionally. a number of bills long 3 shadow on the subpoenas !or irformation that Senate Majority Secretary Bobby Baker and many others. to limit electronic deliberations. Indeed, the call for scores of records of day But missing from the flies returned to Black were any tapes American people, mom will 11111drIpping and exchanges Watergate Investigations to day registrations of hotels or full transicriptioro of tapes. Even the logs themselves show (,f personil informatiun aniong illuitrate another (Linger. For and thitlyactivity of persons far gapLs of days when no sounds came from the luxwiOU3 SWte wWch agree, their right ageacler have been Introduced, example, Sen. Sam En'tn, who removed from Washington a Black obligingly provided to his friends pri vacyregard as a saLTed thingof that and clients. Such a periodic leview of is one of the a'thors of privacy clear fishing expetlition into nobody has authority to punch. spindle or mutilate. The right is safeguards is all to the good if legislation, also is the person lives and businesses of many protected by the Fourth Watergate does not cast toc) responsible for issuing some 500 persons. ______ Amendment which guards Johnson retained the material given to him, that would explain against unwarranted search some 01 the ga, including the ahaence of any Johjomn. _____ as well s by Whatever the solution to the mystery, the Justice Depart. numerous laws, Including those ment is under a new court order to turn over to Black Almost all against electronic snooping. records stwe'oundlng the Illegal eavesdropping. So far, Ji&itice has __________ At the same time, we must refused, claiming "eze live privilege," a claim rejected by AerICSIIS demand federal Judge Clwks Rkbey. and should receive, protection ___ against organized crime, un. While one source speculates tha t Johnsonretun d the data to scrupulous merchants, _____ the flies, here they were honestly nilsplaced, another source usurious financial houses, and ______________ believes the material never came back from the White the excesses of bureaucratic The quandary may never be resolved. One of the few men tealots. They also are entitled with total access to the files was the late J. Etar Hoover. to national security. None of man who allegedly received them, Hoover's dose friend Lyndon these needs can be met without Johnson. is also dead. sow ntrusion into u privacy I that Americans regard so FOOTNOTE: A Justice Department official connected with / I highly. the kcaw for aisyea had onkriowieeofmItaing As a result, Me United Statft documents or any Black data ever sent to President has developed a marvelous of Rresident Johnm's associates in am Shrdes also told us they technology that monitors the b'ew nothing of the removal. lives and movements from \lthome to work, from job to Job ', SIMON SAYS: Energy boss William Simon's tamper has and from the cradle to worn thin recently, often with good justification. When Simon grave. The technology can decided to lower fuel allocations in 10 states, the hapless sevegoodpurpces,orft .. \ jJ bauerat responsible for informing the governors forgot to tail serve bad purposes — and the them. . balance is hard to find. The fact me state executiveslearned on the evening news they I, that it might be tipped against losing their guoline and azr1ly lit up Simon's switchboard. public was refle1ed in Simon, in turn, blasted the erring aide and neatly fIred hint, President Nixon's concern with Federal Omee ioc told us. citizens' privacy In his State of -the Union speech. His belief At about the asme time, while Simon was at the vortex of the that a range of Intrustlons Into truckers' strike negotiations in Washington, a touring aide conpersonal- prlcacy should be ,C ." . Iradicted hint publicly. laarning of it, Simon gave him the addressed by kgislaticm was / ... __________ .. cesslng down 01 his life. echoed by Senate Majority -, " 'I .'Meanwhile. Simon aides had managed to anafu the FFX) Leader Mike Mansfield In the pione system. In a rush to find means 01 handling complaint Democrats' counter to the calls, one aide had 18 new pWm put But someone decided the 1t'' Y' Get, " number for the phone should not be issued because there was no William Saxhe adds that the one to man the pi)ones,ao now they sit (fl. Justice Department already is ._ looking Into possible legislation. % a day. Many of his aides worked with him, with the result that they are often demcrallzgd sintpky horn Overwork, rneti program kost In. terplaneteray Inc. ir. i964 there was a large volume of company advertising, investors were thoroughly trained and prod. ucla were readily ,y available. presentation in the lengthy . M* taped materialconming L. our sources told u. w generated while the FBI was Illegally eavesdropping on the Shades Of 1984? Trial, - - - $14206 Months the late President Lyndon Johnson was removed from govern. ment flies at his request and sent to him at the White House, according to sources clow to the cm. AS with President Nixon'sdisappearing tapes $g%4 irretrievable segments of recordings, however, them Is suspicion that the missing data on Johnson was more than a simple case of untidy housekeeping. - ______ TELEPHONE 372 7611 831 -9993 300 N FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. F LA. 32771 'tome Detiver)' - - ____ traIi Magailne dtor ByJACKANDEBSONudLESWHirirri __ - '- JA1SONV1I.lJ, Fla. () md defendants not to discuss and Il Turner companies I defense Three Jurors hive been re- the case with newsmen, lured numerous persors to buy Margaret tittle of Orlando, a MEMO placed in the mall fraud trial of The prosccutlon, which distributorships of cosmetics former Rockingham, NC., promoter Glenn W. Thmner, rested its case Jan. 30 after and motivational courses but tel operator. iloston attorney F. Lee Halley presenting 161 witnesses, made false promises and did Mrs. little said Wednesday and seven Turner associates, contends that the defendants not supply enough products. that when she entered thtc.. Just at the defense began its _____ ____ reference to a Cuban JANE CASSELBERRY Courtlfd.tor I ___ ____ the Western Hemisphere, and in Washington at a reception at the Soviet Embassy an embassy official toasted the end of "the holy war," a ,IRICHAq5 Sports Editor business with the Americans again some day. " W'A i')' meeting had contributed to the cause of peace i DAvic,A. BRYANT swastika. Reports from Canada have it that External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp says prospects for restoration of relations between the Unit ed States and Cuba have never been better. Castro was quoted as having told a Canadian parliamentary group that %isited Havana that "ti me is a grea tt h Ve could be doing tM Jurors Replaced In Turner .. ______ port" the "Soviet policy of peace and its tenacious efforts to overcome international tension. Upon Brezhnev's return to Moscow, Tass, the Soviet news agency, reported that the WALTER A GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associal, PiI FRANK VOLTOLINE, GlneialM.,nag,c JOHN A. SPOL5Kl,AssoloteEdit(A. ____ Taped Material — continued military ties between Cuba and Russia. Brezhnev addressed th is question too: "Soviet weapons in the hands of Cubans are not for attacking anyone. They serve th e cause of peace and tranquillity." Castro, in turn, declared that the Cuban Communist Party and people "resolutely sup. 091 Nixon io Thursday. Feb. 21, 1974-5A The Scnford Herald Fmknrrnccirin .._ the more salient articles published in the daily version, has determined that not once since Last Nov. II, has the international Granma carried Mr. Nixon's name. Hence it has not ILsed the protested the "hostility" of the Cuban Corn. munists, as manifest, among other th ings, by opinion has been readied. Now all that remains, s this line of reasoning goes, is the executi ve adecision. The United States, for example, has long demanded that Castro cease his subversive efforts in Latin America. up 71e United States, for example, has publicly specifically to President Nixon. The groundwork has been laid. Public has maneuvered Cuban Premier Fidel Castro into a position that meets U.S. requirements. C "we are not in a holy war with the United States." There are other, little, things that also can be considered evidence of an effort by the Communist side to clear the air, between th e United States and Cuba now ap pears to be squarely up to Wahington, and Listen to the commentaries of those who favor reestablishment of diplomatic and trade relations between the two countries and you might get the impression that the Soviet Union 11 W Defense Presentation Begins TJorint Wednesday ordered the remaining Jurors not to speculate on why the others were missing. Convicted l)El.ANI,, Fla. Al'i In Mutilation Slaying - John. During deliberations, jurors signed by Witt and read on the stalking humans and animals essuesdaydepicted asa game but who always endguilty of first degree murder in room to question Ililisbormigh him as a man who enjoyed ed that game short of death the mutilation slaying of an 11- Circuit Judge Herboth S. Ryder on the differences between first With three alternates moving )ear.ol(l Tampa boy, A four woman, eight man and second degree murder. nto the regular Jury, only two ,ilternates remain f The defense had claimed that what jury deliberated three hours ouid be several more months Wednesday night before return Tillrnan,19, struck the blow that ing a verdict. Witt and is cam- killed the boy. No trial date has ,f trial. panmon, Gary Tillman. were been set for Tillman. Six alternates were selected charged in the death of Jana. In his closing sta tement whenthe trial began Sept. 17. than Kushner, whose body was Wednesday, defense lawyer Pc. ,f $ 9 One juror previously was re- found in a shallow grave a week ter Behunlak urged jurors not placed because of Illness. after tie disappeared on Oct. 28. to convict Witt on the basis of 10 a month 'I lit, jur~ ~%as too return to4lay things lie admitted doing after La%)ers have twen closeted to reco,ii tnenl a sentence for the boy was dead. oA ith the judge insecret confer. "I admit my client is guilty of and ences since Sunday. NO one Witt. Ifillsbourgh County (innected with the case would Assistant State All)- . William sexual perversion," Behuntak ' PUrth$.. PfCf' $94.9b explain the meetings, but pre- Plowman said he will seek the said. "lt' shocking, it's filthy, " I)YI Q IN$OS O*1AOO it's disgusting, it's abominable. sumawy they concerned the death penalty. Witt, of Thonotosasa, near Hut it has nothing to do with dismissed Jurors. racts L mullipli". des BeIorethetrialbegan,Tjof!a( he listened to the verdict. But boy." parciontages gave strid orders to lawyers hr, %%if- hurt inti, te;irs A 1.3-page written statement RE NT a New Electronic Calculator for # 961903tua~ _____ �- - - - ----- - - _____-- Li1i - - a 6A-The Sanford Herald __.__ - 11 , Thursday, Feb. 21, 197i (i ty 4 - I ... SeekS -,. - - __-.-- - - .__- " ,.-* -==-- 1, Board -I---,-,-;;.. * IV. S Reconsiders Longwood -- -. - Stetson Mulled The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974-lA I _1_____-1_ Aft - . ' 4 1 - 1 - - Lim its - --. - - -, aii- - - - .•- , - - ' Hacksaw Blades Found I nside Toothpaste Tubes Man Charged With Rape N * - - ' r'LTT - -- -. - , - - ----;, , - -. 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' , . -- - AP ' N .r 111 Van Eepoel Warned d - : . - ' Two :~ I Alumni Longwood FightsF re 4 - reets ' At Sanford Decision _M fiscal year through Sept. 3C and "Incoi,ie doesn ' t look good at court fines also are !.VWt. operations in the corn . lieutenants to 19500. in be given it hiring is frozen. this time because e were Schreiner mentioned that the munications center at the same With the employment frecz. FerelI, meeting with depending on the building in. police cadet program is not time. it was pointed out the lieutenant l.ONGWOOD__Coupcjj8 C'ouric man Don Schreiner and dustry,' Ferrell said. orking out and the police Fereii said the seven per position left open when John B.hl. l"errell, chairman of the M.iyor Eugene .Jaques in Building permits are down, department is suffering with cent raise would be in addition Govoruhk accepted the police city's finance committee, said workshop, warned the city must he said, and indication is . desk operator problems. He to pay hikes budgeted for the chief spot in Winter Springs. this morning a seven per cent lx' cautii'us about adding to the ('OIUC from that source will be said however, that the city polw department In April, He wiU not be filled this year. across the hoard pay raise f or budget, noting ith one-th ird of $35,000 short, lie said building cannot consider beefing up its continued that raises scheduled To be given further conall city ernployes, except the fiscal year pa ssed, only 20 ;wruiit f ees by year end police desk operation and for police men in April will bring sideration Is a mneth4 of indepartment heads, will cost per cent of anticipated reach only 50 per cent of an. further assisting the sheriff's patrolmen to 18,000 annually, creasing employes fringe IIO,000 for the re,Imainderof the revenues have been received. ticipated revenues, adding department with additional sergeants to 19,000 and benef its as part ofthepay raise, - -,-- Raise --- By DONNA ESTES herald Stiff Writer t ng Schools Rezoni !_ _~ - . !% i ~, gasoline, were the huge oil Costs On L' :t companies illowed to raise 4-*%" their prices to compensate for -the reduced C ppl y? f that accompl ished was to keep evidently had mlwoncelved the The board directed Iayer By MARK wwrz their profits tarnounts o Herald Staff Writer plan up for consideration two Lake the plan to Tallahassee (Css'tftopsge1A) enormous they boggle the -weeks ago. see If the legislature needed to mind) at the same level. Well, departments generally agree The Seminole County School give it approval or if it needed Calling the plan adopted at c, that the biggest problem en. ,r the oil companies Boardshockedasmallcrowdat the approval of the state . p only the last meeting an a bortion C the reason for the energy c'isis countered since the center its Wednesday special session department. andanlghtmare,Simssald,"I -when it voted to 50 why should their profits stay opened in August is educating reconsider high don't know what you people Layer Is expected to go to the to call the countywide the same (or worse, inci'ease)' citizens school zones. were trying to do when you state capi ta l this week. emergency telephone number, -( What Is the tragedy if big At the meeting the board set voted for the plan at the last Feather was toe only hoard businesswouldbearpartofthe the zones for elementary meeting" member not favoring the four. Polk said today has s he ta rted burden of our current troubles? schools for the 1974.75 school With Board Member H. G. day plan that Is not in practice distributing 5,000 telephone '--. "But oh, no, folks. You and year. Maps of the zones will be Feather casting the only anywhere in the state. stickers to police departments are the ones who pay 60 cents G on display at every elementary negative vote the board opted to in Feather raised an immediate the county in efforts to make a gallon and no end In sight. school within two or three reconsider high school zones, objection to reopening the high yoUbelieve ttiatthe sjgpofthis citizens aware of the counweeks, School Supt. William P which LAYER POINTS TO NEW ZONES has been up for ac. school zone question and said he tywide emergency number. .. energy crwict, were not aplayer said. Board studies proposals ceptance since Dec. 5. did not favor the four-day plan. "We'll get more stickers as parent to our government The board came near Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) they're needed," Polk At the ist meeting Layer told said. montlaago,orsixrnrnthsago, adopting middle school zone At the last meeting board the board the four-day plan had Polk said the Sanford pull out or two years ago' What the lines, but decided revisions adopted a proposal the for hell won't affect the central cornhigh thesameadvantagesasdouble have our leaders been doing? l)El,ANI,- hliiircoiiiiii were necessary before those school zones that was, as Sims munications center because sessions, but offered more Wallowing In Watergate But, Sanford zones could be set. festivities at Stt'Lsii tJnIvcrsit) put it, basically the same as d isa dvantages. has been supplying its begin tonight with a basketball band behold, all of a sudden The action came up under old that offered by Layer at Wednesday Mrs. Bryant said own dtsrtctmer for the city the anie mill traditional ri%al, business when Hoard Member Dec.S nwetini List week Sims she alL 1k also ad he has thiuglit the four-day l('llIih ( 'ollt'ge, and tonclud, there s .fl t1Itf cr i sis arid Stuart Cul pepper sa id, "I have and hoard Member i learned there "is no problem" i was better than double his Sunday with a tour of Walt shortage of given it quite a bit of con- Bryant voted against the Jean plan practically with federal grant money sessions. u Disney World, Ken Kiretimuar; of everything, and sic meekly sideration and decided I am not accepted. accept. Why aren't we has bn spent on radio t :lt*mnontt' Springs is sure if we made the right mauve The action to reconsider The board seemed to regain for the city. homecoming chairman. outraged' We are taken For There is sonic confusion as to an Interest in the four-day surfaced with the un• Homes Destroyed A s pecial concert by the Fools and suckers - and we "Sanford wi!l still be linked where the Lyman-Lake Howell rotating week plan that splits derstanding that the newly. by radio to the central corn. university - must be. orchestra on Friday zone Is. the student body Into three adopted plan would place Lake inunications center," Polk said. volunteer fire department firchouse qualified to drive a ____________________________________________________________________________ MACARONI AGAIN By CINbY FIANUM Board Chairman Davie SUm groups and increases ver "The pull out will have no rescue vehicle after learning fire truck, by various alumni groups. "We are fools because we Herald Staff Writer agreed and explained the boa,'tJ by one third. capacity with nearly 2,300 effect on city police relations I)eke'' l)e I .uach, A mid-m or ning fire destroyed then was no one at the vice The homes of Marian Hicks have uncomplaining!)' let the students starting the year. with the St'.eriff's department," two houses20 irilt of Corporate Affairs and Brunic'e Bradley at 1700 big-money interests take over Butler feet outside time In a prior discussion on high said. "We'll continue to • 'A till Pep6iCo.Inc., will speak to our country. If you're not and 1701 Hawkins Avenue, todaybefore sclmool zones Board Member a cooperate with them in all units of the Business School alums on respectively, were tne Longwood Fire conglomerate, you're nobody. xith lost Allan Keeth said no matter p ways possible, Just as the subject of "Trade with we have Department were able to laugh and cry an%.rage all at in when a fire of undetermined what the boa'd decided to do the past." Russia." Pepsi Cola was one of • origin began in the hicks house. respond to a plea for assistance. the same time when some there would be someone In. the first American products overeducated ecun,nust rattles Vedrit'sdas l'olk said he He1itti1 Photo Ic Ii conveniencc'l, The problem the actually immerchandiseti in the No injuries have been ri about supply and dema nd would seek 'a mee ting with Sanford firemen were By MARK WEINT1 Soviet Union and lkLoact; has searched the Jail cell occupi ed board seems to be confronted reported by Sernincle County and trade deficits and baloney; Butter and city officials on the dispatched at 9:49 a.m., but An Altamonte Springs man Is Fire Administrator Gary herald Stall Writer then he slinks away, back to by a Sanford man who recently with now is who will he ifl• been credited with the prinnir) Sanford pull ou t. Butler said waited at the city line, unable to being held m the Seminole Kais er, who with mayors of negotiations, lie is a graduate returned from Chatahootchee convenlenced this well4onmistied home and today he has talked with Polk give Feather seemed to be the only assistance, an angry Fire County Jail without bend in both Longwood Seminole Sheriff's detectives, Prison Facilities and found (ow' of Stetson and a past president well-padded paycheck, while but no date has been set for Chief G. M. Harriett said, connection with the Feb. 6 rape were at the st'ei. and Lake Mary___________________________ acting on a lip Tuesday, hacksaw blades concealed board member who understood of the Alumni Association. we nod our heads arid eat such a meeting. because his department did not of a 1 3-year.old Altamonte what he was voting for last inside two macaroni again. Harold Clark, circuit Jw.'ge in tubes of toothp a s t e, Polk has ref used conunent on have authori ty to "go outside Ms. hicks ret urned to the week, a nd this week he stood by Spr ings girl, bet. Oscar Jacksonvi lle, has served the "We. the people, used to have a city charge that the county the Sanford City limits. said today. smite after dropping off her Investigators said Wednesday. his guns and continued to favor high moral standards past Year as president of the communicatmoni center, opened Period," Arthur James Simpson 31, of child at an elementary school Hobert Dennis Starke, 22, of the adopted plan. illunini group and will preside sornetimes downright victonan in August, hasn't achieved the Longwood's two trucks 347 Longwood Ave., was and reported nonc of the eight 318 Palmetto Ave., was charged at all sessions of the and rep essire, but high needed level of leadership, arrived at the scene at 1030 arrested Wednesday night in occupants of the house was with bringing con traband into pTIR'' v .s.suuation. lie will also ins ta ll theless, So why are we d ne er isci pline, or the abili ty to a.m. Altamonte Spri ngs after a two. inside at the time of the fire the Jail, and rtniains there In allowing our be loved country to coordinate problems and I t'lan.l II Phillips as president •Coa'l. from page IA) STEEL BELTED RADIALS Mayor Margie Hess of Lake week investigation by Redden. lieu of 15,000 bond. limp along with a Presi Ms. Bradley said she was at a at the annual busine ss meeting FOREIGN £ dent personnel until he meets with Mary was reported tc have _____________________________________________ _ Starke Simpson is to have his first neighbor's house when time (ire were called a "model" by was originally • Nisii of the association on Saturda> who is at best morally Sanford officials, driven to t)* fire in the • ai.a sps hearing this afternoon, health department officials of charged with armed robbery, started, morning, Phillips was named questionable, sun ounding S Stvic, _____________________________________________________________ Palm Beach County, praised attempt ed murder, and assault himself with yes men and president-elect (luring the 1971 for Foraign £ h f for the most progressive adult and his bond was set '.t 15. 1 crooks and perjurers and hiuiiwcoming. -. education program In the Sheriff's deputies today said 1 s "Sports Spectacular" will \)' Ohl :1' enrchtng himself at our ex. • • U CyC Tl -, county by the school board, and they did not know the reason Ali I be' held Friday afternoon and pense My house needs kAAI personally endorsed by the Starke was sent to (tie state remodeling will i send me sill include both archery and governor of Jamaica, ac- facilities In in W money to pay for it? fencing exhibitions, and cording to documentary July. but that he was returned "Congress, a body of elected aluninI.v;rsity iimeets in , evidence shown The Herald to the cou nty jail this month for offi.laIs completely surrounded baseball, tennis and golf. i", % 'rhursdy aentening, by a vacu, is supposed to soccer game between the -t The dispute between reflect the will of the people varsities of Stetson and the st Van Eepoel and Fulenwider And it is reflectiAg all ri ght Univ ersity of Florida will also ~!6 . began Feb. 7 when she at first reflecting our lack of will to ,"%I- he played on Friday afternoon said she would visit the state change what is wrong. What are An Innovation for the 1974 a attorney's office without a we afraid of? Have we met the volition of the graduates reunion subpoena on the Sunshine Law - . -. enemy and it Is us? Where is will be si Sidewalk Festival ) a case but did not appear our public pressure - our which ilI include films 'if me next day, Mrs. Van i.uliectn'e will - to either get -' football gaiis (before 956, Eepoel said she and her oft time President'L. back tif his concerts by the Stetson choir, ;I usband were advised by their h Is still truly the leadership we "hliaring 'SO's Band," art P attorynot toapper with ta I I want) or get him out of office? P, exhibits. Blue Grass Band and "We have gone along for I others I. State Ally. Abbott Herring years accepting the rich getting -The traditional homecoming 4 Feb. 7 first announced he was / richer, toys that can maim, -Wn d.'li'X'V will be held on Fridn It 're.evaluating" charges t*ult4n oolescenc-, unsafe '-vening at the Americana y against Couicil,nen Irwin • -cars, medical costs that ii Lodge in I );m toria ltea h -Hunter and John Booth because threaten bankruçt.cs', ar Activities scheduled Salur-of evidence the Van Eepoels chokes us and speciallnterezt da include a barbecue Iun&h, 10. may have been Involved, lobbies In Washington. Don't we ___________________ iiietiings of the association and care? A re a president's reception. Former that we must wait for a Ralph Stetson athletes will gather for I Nader to come along and get . A)k, - If - . isi'akfast with members of the L \h',' , "sfrarsmadesafertorus?We !'r" , 'r-A class reunion Is being Batter Club, an nrganizatin of 5.1i re ti~ -are the ones who are getting Planned for next su boosters mmer by , lf' T. -. I smasnedupinesirl(nkerto,' Semthokfligh&pmoolof lif .. l94.Therearestjfl150c -. . two.4loclrs at the sate of 50,000 a -'<' , I - . members unaccounted for and year while Pentagon personnel SANFORD MAN DIES IN NIGHT WRECK Spend their tirnt- in chauffeured the reunion comnrnitteelsukjng iand, I might add, sturdym the help of family and friends In GEORGE ROBINSON JR., 47, of 906 E. 8th St., occurred on E. 7th Street at 3 am, when locating them so that they may limousines. Where is the Sanford, died from a massive hemorrhage Robinson's late model car collided with a tree, "citizens' lobby" to look out for be contacted. Those with in. following the accident, County Medical Your nterests' according to Sanford police, formation may call Pat May Examiner G. V. Garay said today. The crash c "There is insanity iii about jo)on at 323.1Mg or Sandy (Hera1dPhotobyCjndyFlande) ___________ ___________________ IM us. Our g'wernment sells wheat Getman Adams at &Th73. ___________ ___________________ to Russia. which in turn sup. ports and encourages the Arab % INT ER STATE COMMERCE th e P4,trp En, ror,q countries, which in turn shut off COMMISSION At o IS5 NEPAl 17 U S C Ss A ow oil. We pay farmers for not NOTICE TrjM I 4371, ii and trial pr,paraton o DOCK growing food, and millions go b ETN0715h1 detailed ivironm,n,aI 'mact AU TO-TRAIN Co N P , statement hungry. The dairy industry is a OPERATION NAIL PASSENOIN wd.on 4337 (71 (Cl CO the NEPA government pet, and I tr AND AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORT Based on an of R Vi C E NEW YORK (APi - Stock B F T WE EN powdered milk tugh') because . -% St.ri avtO Iran yl~44s, ~._,,.&-t.et*cen LOUISVILLE. KY AND SAN. I. prices today continued t ion, va. and real milk seIL for 11.50 a gallon he ir ad. , , FORD, FLA d'( I WI *45 WI that a vast m410,,Vy vances of Wednesday. Cllej-gOile~-G:1.11 lfweeketanamost"ordi,iary" FINANCE DOCKET No. ,7Sj 3 DAYS ONLY c &otra,n rd" *Mid hAve TheDowJonesaverageof30 that Is, not a AUTO TRAIN CORP. SIASOARD t'a,eiett to Florida in prIVI Person LADIES FAMOUS BRAND COAST LINE RAILROAD COM 4u$omoblaj it tI'ie 5C-1vi ra not ind us tria ls was up a fraction millionaire - to high office PANY YdcoNe. OPERATING tion avaiabl, EI,SI,OII IM near opening while advancing ilike Agnewi, he winds up with AGREEMENT LOUISVILLE •'utO train tervi c,s'e to LOUiSIII, New York Stock Exchange hoc hand out fir mnnni' and if AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD 1 p,f.r,. l0rr res u lt is$ ' sut's held a solid lead over tie•.i he numbcf of pr,vI ie elect i;millu'nazrcs, I' an 1I Iflt(r5fpt Commerce entering diners. from they know or care about the Cmn herrOy V5 iCI he NorTh Central United Slat, on ih1byOrder6ated Ft' It. IVI 1 'irdmnary needs i'f "rdmnary SEA HUGHES Amer&sda Hess, up ' to 33, ioIrieeitentu,,t ASST. STYLES & SIZES fl bftf' df'4tffliflfd 'net (I) the OCtN% WayS there Stovid be a imted was the 8349217 peopk'' Big Board volunse WOM&M bit Inc SejOc.ard Coasl L.ne brnet,c,hI impact on the en Sanf or d &la.tro. ul Company aria !NC leader, followed by G f Oil, up viqtwvnfqW It *à% *1$o WIIERF.ARKOL'R VOICES? 'nd NihvOe 'I tO fl7, M"rrill Lynch, up ti4 service 4'y , -rr.t' r (17ri%,5It'cl *011 'iii deve()m,'n: toll'., 'l kace ra' answers emily a ar'd itauieon, up I,. to 35, pl ttiqrl 0. Auto Train Cot' N th lOuriSt industry in Florida SANDRA RAWLINS strong faith in the power of the a' ør to Ls,tie. x "e'ben.fic.at 1 stock market made big t 8349212 a-7 people. I ordy know that you "° • Opi 0'- .onl,rt Casselberry pins Wednesday, despite any £,,,to Train Corp-QrI,ori to refai.v,Ip Imal, can'I be walked on If you stand ri, ,, •ercenf4g ot ,j real positi ve economic news, , OPEN FRIDAY NITES lap. I know I care about my tow'? usa a cer,, tww, 0. rait. see, The Dow Jones bhae chip in. country and the quality of my ol " -°°' and Nh5f5,nfio liii 0trseiion *as based SIDNEY THOMPSON hI,..... Ra'I- pd Cornpan1' bf*e,ø upon the taf I VISOfafion add dicator closed up ILO as gain. ftfr: And w do my iM LOu*5v,t14 "V. and Montao.nry. 831 9?)? en led losers idae at,o., of to 4 on the 31 And the people all ass Ala - a d(ance 0. croa,ns Springs Altamonte assesn B B'tard. Ch "irs an America. Where are our rctain lineS t 1 . Or Putir .i4roa3 0. rie Sabovrd Analysts attr ibuted the gains Coast Line upe" '*oo4tl t ih IntCr5Itp _____________ to voices' There is a scene from (øpny ion CC'U"WrC. Comm.t, n U, technical factors based on "The Magrufic'ein Sesn" in tpcvncry. Ala • and Sanford, i. a PtQ,tct,qt, SHIRLEY MIL.L6T WaIeIIIIOIOII, 0 C continued speculation that whkh the outlaw says of the 8349217 .va 3 t,t' atfoaI,on by 04 e9e%tnd po villagers iahcise to#n rny or F est City 'n'j lhefe *ill be an end to the Arab lf,trn • .--7-ralcii ' J0 oc-.s'e 1 If r'Ti?!, ,p. oil t'urbargii fairly soon, , has just piur,dered, 'II God tfe'Ojr aLftO ferry SVbi(t 0$ cep'r5Jntaoo,,5 to ly, IniCf%ftp LotJ4v.ti,, ,', and Sitfo,d C ommar cc Corn in ii them shorn, He ut,, however, volume was a weak °° not cOnstøve a m or wmujd mint have made them 'ash.not on 0-C-. '73. on q I1 .7 million shares, Indica didn't warn HI. DA RICHMOND Jcdera litt,çn I'qnlicant'y C? ting -fore Marøi S. 074 stp" Have w. tecume a QUAfd of ta hu'na 6611 S&57 mnanyinvrstorsstillwereontlie I"A tutJ of sheep' environment *.ftw' thf mean,nq 0EV J7 sidelines. Radio Net - - U_ -w .__ - - .-Ir 1. i Ca't. frsaipage1A . --- -1• - - - :- V -- 1, - -- I 4 . 1 11 it! 1 1, I 1(0,:l10)% ,l1111. f t cefer 014.11 a \,I1l-,h- 11 •, •'-*'jtr,!ihr In''':'t Ind ref rigerator Sri ti' ,mi S l..lrt' iiiiiin r?i'ji"t GENERAL ELEC REGULAR RETAIL SALE PRICE PRICE 314 I 215 run i:s" GENERAL ELECTRIC REGULAR RECOMMENDED RETAIL PRICE $244 SALE PRICE 175 REGULAR0SALE PRICE RETAIL 1254 - $ = ALL. ADVERTISED APPLIANCES St IGHTLY SCRATCHED & DENTED & FLOORS AMPLES --LIMITED QUANTITIES- SOMEONE OF A KIND F. �' I '.' . ' -' - -' -- - . ' a I & - .. -..', -- ,. - -. . - 's .., BA—The Sanford Herald ,. -. ----- .-.------ - •'. - - ••. .., - - . .- - - - ,_. -. • • j-,--,j a - • — ' .- .• I - , , -- . E:__ .;-• '-- ' -., • I --•-, -=- ..—a . ,-•• - ,•. r -- 'a— - • -• -.--- Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974 The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974-9A World End-of-month News Briefs JERUSALEM AP — Premier Golds Melt Is forming t the first minority government in Israeli history, but it is assured of majori'y support for its peace negotiations with the Arabs. Th.- National Religious Party refused to resume its traditkjiaI role of junior partner to Mrs. Melt's Labor Alignment because she refused to lighten up religious requirem mis for Israeli citizenship. But other parties promised 'ne 75.yearold premier the support of 68 votes on any ma'ler concerning negotiations with the Arabs. r clearance Crusty's Pizza I Israeli Government Reduced—Large Group of celebrates George's Birthday with a coupon good for the following discounts: girls' dresses Sizes I IT. 36*. 771 SPRINGS STYLES & FABRICS Author'!, Wife To Leave she and her family have been promised quick action on their exit visas and she has gotten permission "in principle" to take her husband's books and papers to the West. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) .; Yugoslavia's perils. nwnt is meeting today to adopt a new constitution that 81. year-old President lila hopes will hold the ccuntry together after he is gone. The new eluirter strengthensthe tle of tlt' (tnr.snun,st I'.Irt ,1c . :uiirantvc aaint lLltlonallst s&'prati.szn. - it • Kosygin Honored THE REAL - X h : p Rebels Pushed Back PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — The Cambodian cunmand said today thM government ground forces moving b.hind napnlm air strikes pushed Khmer Rouge rebels back at several points northwest of Phnom Perth. Elements of two government columns moving from the east and south against a rebel pocket 10 miles northwest 01 Ptuiom Perth Linked up and rsoA-upled several Iiosltlms in the area, the command said. A week ago Insurgent forces for the second time this year attempted to thrust towards the capital from the nurthwest, but government troops repelled them and claimed they inflicted heavy losses, MEXICO CITY (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger today began three days of meetings with 21 Latin Anerican and Caribbean foreign ministers amid signs some of them would press for Washington to ease its boycott of ComnmunLct Cuba. ..We have conic to listen with understanding and friendship1 and we intend to respond with honesty and cooperation," said Kissinger as he arrived Wednesday with Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana and Republican leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania. Kissinger began working as soon as he arrived at his hotel. He called on the foreign ministers 01 BrazIl, Argentina, Pen and Venezuela. briskly walking from suite to suite in the heavily guarded hotel. The foreign ministers have prepared an eight-point agenda of e region's problems with the United States. Kissinger also wants to discuss the energy cis1s and give a broad Washington slew of the current lntenuitkausl situation, Although State Department officials In Washington said Xiswsger had no intention of altering the economic blockade the United Stat's instituted against Cuba In 1964, he was expected to face attempts to obtain a m'we lenient policy toward Fldcl Castro's regime. Cuba is he only latin American nation not takingpart tnthe conference, but the Cubans are keeping an eye on the pro. i'cerdings. The official Cubais news agency, Prenas' Latina, has several correspondents accredited to the conference, and on Wednesday the Cuban ambassador to Mexico lunched with ofif ficials from Peru, Panama and Argentina. A Cuban source who attenderi the luncheon said Havana an. ticlpatas "0) change" in U.S. policy toward Castro. : 1 Uncertainties Plague I j I - Slur. Featured Business • E pirc 1=b, 23 '14 )' 1'It a. Special Prices on If j Posters T- SHIRTS Black Light =00001195 Live better li Sea ts - ..x ..i 1 - J SAT. & with bills and taxes SUN. 4 all paid... Saturday at 11:00 & 1:30 Sunday at 1:30 Only Tell us If more money DO1ME5r,C FINANCE It'S good tO know It'% there when you fldj, Guns & Ammunition . YGLds, idjamond pair SALE. 295.00 23600 REAL GEORGE SALEI Hundreds of Pants 2395 29.95 SALE 34" 49.95 V2 ALL STEREO & RADIO DISPLAY MODELS 20% off Son conven,ont ways to buy: • Zi Cuov, C?a?g. • C"v. • Arr't,,' F.r'es, • L a OPIP4MON..THUNS FRp.TuL on our . , .. COME IN III USE YOUR BankA.ric.rd m waster Char"* American Eapr,u Sundays Christmas Guitar And Case 10410 REG. 144.9$ Guitar and case , I [ i I {BIKINIAND REGULAR PANTIES I Ladies' or Men's Suits 1 OF 1974 SWIMSUITS Come see the' New Shipment of Hats Beach and Jean Hats S flIyI vv9 SPECIAL , L UPTO1.SOVALUE 6FOR3. ] J WE ACCEPT VOGUE CHARGE AMERICAN EXPRESS Art Gallery J S thelatestin BANKAMERICARD' MASTER CHARGE : - Shags- Razor Cuts- - DRY CLEANED 129 SANFORD PLAZA ONE HOUR CLEANERS - C. L. SCHMALMtACK. . nuircuts, ff 011111W 11W L FUN TO SP4RE! ' ON A SCHEDULE? PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT 390c Airport Blvd. Elob 's 'b.e 6901 cc too I' COd'oned See our complete line of Northrup King Garden and Flower Seedg, DELICATESSEN SPECIAL Tasty Kitchen Fresh Potato Salad Now Remodeled — TROPHY LOUNGE Private Booths 322-7347 SANFORD PLAZA OWNER I H ------- - BankAmericard women's sportswear Famous Name Brands DRESSES SPORTSWEAR $3 CAUGHT DIRTY I Come to NOW LB. 49C SALE All Ladies' Dress & Casual Shoes MON TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. 6:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M.-8:0O P.M. 6:30 A.M,-5:Oo P.M. GET SECOND PAIR OF EQUAL VALUE 6:30A,M,-8:oop,M. 8:00 A.M..4:00 P.M. ,/2 PRICE AT 1 THIS SALE ALSO APPLIES TO MARKED DOWN MERCHANDISE 322-2041 BankAmericard Master Charge DON'S SHOES in: NOW BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE- 6:30A.M,.8:oop.M, SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA Murder of a Little Girl "" A TRUE STORY OF THE GORY MURDER OF AN 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL IN OCOEE, FLORIDA (NEAR ORLANDO) AN AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF THE DISAPPEARANCE, SEARCH, DISCOVERY, INVESTIGATION, ARREST, AND TRIAL. AUTHOR NOW LIVES IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 1300K MART no.2 SANFORD PLAZA "fliwo - 1~6 - - i SANFORD PLAZA LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC Id 14 OZ. 83 ~ 1 t j,-z INTENSIVE CARE LOTION v 99c At New Ownerl Super Shoe Repair SPECIAL PETALOVE TISSUES 200. 2 PLY LADIES HANDMADE LEATHER HANDBAGS ORTHOPEDIC WORK 322-8520 5 Tues. - 15 OZ. WITH PUMP for . 12:30.5:30 Sunda REAL GEORGE WASHINGTON announces new hours: Berry's Open 9 $588 JCPenney 10.9:30 Mon thru Sat. by Samuel Roen $3 DON'T BE ORIG. TO $14 Tops. Stacks, Skirts. Uniforms 150 Pieces to Choose From SANFORD PLAZA TREASURE CHEST of BEAUTY Great Reductions 4O (Jacks not i ncluded) We know what you're Iookinq for. BANKAMERICARD 4Caige'6 CW & Gif Sktqi to Reduced—Large Group of ROAD SERVICE 1MiisterCharg e $ 1588 have insert locator Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaning — Barber StyIing fa.:) n 'h. or), t- r " NOW All Guaran?ced t .,ork Airport Blvd. & 17.92 ST ANDA RD of IIgPt—some slightly damaged Johnny's Standard Svc. PLUS OUR BARGAIN TABLE HAWAIIAN COCONUT FRENCH VANILLA We use and recommend RK products BOWL AMERICA of FLORIDA For a while the mutual fund industry, which has been taking it PKG. MEN'S HAIRSTYLING NOW 32LAIES 1 I Cookies DUPLEX CHOCOLATE some delivery P.M. 8 A.M. to 6 C Clothes Tree THROUGH SATURDAY SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE 10.99 AND 15.99 SANFORD PLAZA 1AI__I g Great Buys on Sweaters REG. Music Unlimited hand cut Italian Venetian lass. Assortment Includes ash trays, vases, decorative pieces. IV SANFORD PLAZA By Georgel COMPLETE RADIO SHACK any piece of beautiful 2/ $ 1 NOW automatic rewind— Call 323-9951 SANFORD PLAZA ONLY tjjjieSANF0R DP;AZA Free pickup & off OPEN . EVENINGS T11-9, SAT. TIL7. soI)ITfl-n Stretch Pull Resistant Pull tape decks on service work GAS SHORTAGE FOOD SHORTAGE All CB Radios 10% off VALUES Tape Cases TO m9s L.I_ InU 1Q0 12495 30000 30% off 30% VALUES T0520 ... NOW Diners Club SANFORD PLAZAS SANFORD r. Lysol Spray 14OZ. REG. 1.59 OPEN THRU SATURDAY OR WHILE THEY LAST c SANFORD PLAZA MANY OTHER ITEMS AT DRASTIC SAVINGS Arts In SEE JIM OR JOE $ ,fl.l.I, 54 REG.83C The Sports Shop, sidewalk 144.30 Ham Outfit Drum Sets & 3201. • SANFOROPLAZA SPECIALS REG, pri ce 22c Lux Liquid Free Information " .' BAKED SLICE Camping Supplies Friday & Saturday only Zae Re.o#a.nd Ch..rgr -. STORE SALE 6" a." IV THRU SATURDAY BY GEOROEI MASTER CHARGE Cherry Pie • & Dryab', Mounts in your auto—syne hiy, GEORGE'S FAVORITE FRESHWATER AND SALT WATER (CUFFS KNITS BAGGIES JEANS ETC.) owitey Can Opener , a. .-. A •a"- %_• ___________________________________ Fishing Tackle 11101/94301/o S vings l"ai .9 $ 122 * 172-5171 ! P Large Selection In All Depurtments a_.J1 C' PIECES GOLDEN BROWN FILET. TARTAR SAUCE, FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, CRISP COLE SLAW, HUSH PUPPIES. LOANS UP TO 25OO Wn.1A5 REG. R 3 & a- Limit Ri g hts eserved SANFORD PLAZA Fried Fish Platter would help you. THE s.i law ONLY "BATMAN" e* THREE !J PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY * S P Noah's Ark ZALES M3s1r TE O RIG, 77c SKEIN Mchini Washable Reduced—Large Assortment 11-Track Demonstrator lii I % - acrylic yarn Fashion Colors THIS WEEKEND i through the mie and began committing funds. But that was Iait (ktoh."r At that taut the growing realization that there was a surplus of demand Its n.tsral rrswm convinced them that industry in I this grouping was the place ut their money. And sc. for the first I Mne In nearly two y edr& mu(ual funds became net boers 01 stockL ANY LARGE PIZZA FOR THE PRICE OF COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY PURCHASE Because of this, some Institutions have tried to resolve their dlemma by temporarily puttingtheir funds Into stiorliarm debt of Into stocks. To a lardsextantthis is dons merely for conservationof capital. Argus Research explains that short-term seciritles providea high yield by historicalstandards, and wdfl recently a yield higher than lcng-term bonds. They this so provide t1'titlor sith a safe, easy repository for their dollars. L A MEDIUM SANFORD PLAZA'S I NEW YORK SAP) — Many Institutional stock market traders II. The energy problem, Inflation, threatener] recession both domestically and Internatlonaily. shortapej of basic goods, en(irmwUc fod In it-: ir.c', the Prtsidtnts problenis .ind a gencraUy sour national mood are among the elements. WIT H 2 ITEMS NOW THROUGH SATURDAY IStock Market Traders are being reduced to exasperated inactivity by the uncertainties that seem to be more numerous than at any time since World War OFF ANY EXTRA LARGE PIZZA Reduced-200 Skeins of OR SALE - - 75c • *Jade Heart Pendant With Ministers 0 Good Only At San f ord P1,1 1,1 Fashion Watch Kissinger Meets AT CRUSTY'S PIZZA —WITH THIS COUPON GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY REG. 14.93 MOSCOW tAP) Soviet Premier A1eti N. Kosygin was honored today "for his gr'at services to the Communist party and the Soviet state." The occasion is Kosygin's 70th birthday. He was awarded the Order of Lenin and the second gold medal of Hero of Socialist Labor. "At all mats c.f party and state work you devote your energy and experience to the selfless service to the cause of Communist construction, to the lofty ideals of Mnsin.Lcn1nj.n," said a congratulatory message from high Soviet agencies. off ORIG. PRICE Teen Held In Murders NASSAU. BAHAMAS lAP' — An American teen-ager was to go before a Bahamian magistrate today on charges of killing three American tourists. A preliminary hearing for Mlchaia Shobek. 19, of Mitwaukee, Wis., had been cut short earlier this week when police were called away to investigate a oank robbery. Shcbek, who has refused to speak to magistrate Wilson He*culeii, is charged with first degree murder in the slayings of Katie Smith, 17, a high school student from Detr'it; attorney Paul V. Howell, 50, of Massillon, Ohio, and iccounthnt Irvin Bernstein. 44. of Ocean City, N.J. 1 ,/2 500 To Choose From MOSCOW tAP) — Alexander Solzhenitsyn's wife says Yugoslavian Constituti on to JuEl I__us".., Sat, ii1 co ''' - '- SANFORD PLAZA 221c AIVLL Layaway MCMI&N uriliro FIPST FLORIDA BANKS. INC Master Charge BankAmericard �IOA—The Sanford Herald - -. - -.. -- - Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974 - Hospital —' Lookatall 4 ways YOU.Lan save at Pe n n eys n ow. Notes th Adzuksim Sanford: iTUfl Is1te Benjamin Hiflery Stewart C. Muse Jose ph Watson Kate J. Swum Joseph W. Williamson Joan W. App Julius W. Brown Patricia Trego Thelma A. Brown Vida Thomas Men's polyester Save 20% Ruby M. Cogburn li jj sport coats. Lulu J. Wil ams Ill on men's Jeanneftjk Dcrenzo Knight Lucille Anderson, Osteen Winds E. Ilittell, Lake • shorts . , Monroe John Job J. otas LieBary Claudette Wright, Deltona Irving E. Jones, Deltona Paul A. Gasso, Deltona Sarah Chudnnf, Deltona Katherine Heater, I)elt.nj Jc'm H iLUarns. Titusville -'. Reg. 8 U ________(,. ____________ blazer colors. Sir gle vent styling Ih flap pockets. 1 Sil es - IU I •. — - Linda fi I ( •- I 1.-fl --. . fl Sale 410 / ) patterns. wide belt loops. Gleason, '' g_g : Sale ._.i 560 c•;',' ' :' • . . :t,4 4 ,•_i, z Reg. 58 S - . a " Side chairs, ea. Armchairs, ea. / / / / polyester double knit Shorts. Assortment of colors Organtt.sttonal 2' J C Penney shorts . 100 Pct. $t,'Iur,zed pol ycif ed'w it h .--i de belt loops. meeting open to public. Laeengthnjghowns Beautiful Sty'les fashioned of 5011potyeste,/cQttf)r In assofli colors Sues SM L S Yourcho ice, • ' . - f l. Save $130 - Polyester pantset in window pane check. Shirt jacket has matching check trim against white. Bright colors, 8-10. . - r'- . Feb. 2.1 \ \ Ginderville.Midway-lndian -• ' I I • invited to attend. / p.m.. United State B3nk, 4 Sanford Plaza. j I Sale 34.35 Sale 41 17 p.m. to benefit VFW building lund. ri.., wti,. - S4nfocd Senior Citizens Tour to Sea World. Leave Civic Center at nine and return by S p.m. For inkirmatton call 91Ior34$, Semin- ole Spokes Club of -----------'• Welcome Wagon, Quality Inn North 114 and 434). noon lunt-heon meeting. Program Ofl Maili.and Art Center by Mrs. Betty Shaw, oressdent of board - '1 4. 4 • • ....•, /! - 7 :30 Feb. 26— Horticulture Seminar, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Garden Club. David DeVoll, extension agent, will speak on foliage plants In the home, q — \ \ ' / \ G 14 ' _JtP - Save 8 25 4 • • 1 - Al , me 41, .__r:4• 44 a' 4ø:::: I r_~!V!,0008:681014 Sir vs r Req. %140 Sale $116 son Arm chairs Rig $I p JcPenney We know what you're looking for. Charge It at Sanford Plaza —Panney's Open 10a.m. --til 9:00p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Storo Ph, 323.1310 -- — Reg. 17.88. Sale 15.19. For Sale560 Sale 10.' ii;'nan extra long nylon steep i huq mriiialed iii 3 l-c 88 polyester lutlinq F ill 110 Zippi'i Cornpls'to -- -- -- • t .4(1 640 .. Vf ft Other tents and sleeping bags also on sale, not shown beret hlementsr> School utfeterta. tin / Rag. Save 269 ...• 480 Sale 31.50 low spsigbetti dInjwr, 53 pm CasseThetyy auction 3 Free baby jilting during Extra long nylon sleep bag. hardwoods $90. Sale $74 120. Sale $172 not pictured. - Rag. 67, 1160. Sale $132 $30. Sale $35 Pr'! ' Al R02", COtral Florida 4- _________________ SISrERnc noon Iunche Sale oom set • Inclues I side chairs, Lis to 91" with have a fruit ., Rag. 16, Reg. S55. Sale 46.75. 9x9 umbrella tent. 6'6" center height with '6" side wall height. eat .. ••.,\ dress shirts. I \ - • - • OX Pat \ of directors, Kiwanis Pancake Suppff men's I - on all our above -- Sanford VFW Post W308 sponsors Family Fun Time starring Col. Tim McCoy and his Western show, civic center, Save 20% reg. 16 and •, I— cUonaUP.M Sale $121 Sale $104 Sale $t7 Save 15% on all our tents and sleeping bags. I. • Feb. 25— fl Table Side chi, ee. Armchairs,,.. Rig. $150. Rig. 5129. Rig. $201. Rig. $43. Rig. SSt. - -I- Sanford Alliance -1 China base China deck - -- Sale $529. Reg. $659. 7-piece Contemporary style dining room set includes china base, china dock, rectangular table and 4 side chairs Deep grained oak finish venee' Over hardwood 42x64" table e't€-ncjs to 4276 with included leaf ?- Mound Fm District meeting, Room 3, County Courthouse, 7:30 p.m. People of district --. LTJ Sh1rt jacket with contrast stitching matched to solid flare log pants. Poly. ester in spring colors, R to 18. - ... '' 1299 — '.5 to Land of Fshrics on Fbit 4 Sale 7 16 misses' sizes in / Ctreet Sanford. 1 Rig. $.1 I Women's pant sets. p.m. on men's walk shorts. $4 ) Choose junior and Feb. Women of the Moose rum. mage sale,9a.m. to p.m., '7 Sale Reg. $30. Sale 124 Reg. s3d. Sale 131 I . - \\ WaJ,9l 7:30 Save 20% Select group, Rag. 15 - eminole Vanniv Sheriff's Department 7:00 p.m . 10 p.m—Seminole JiIor College. 1207.20e FREE - on luniors' and misses' polyester shorts. Calendar Seminar" - vsl Sale 6° -. procedures outlined in Florida any toilet Statutes (. 719. Save 20% SALE $446. Rig. $549, 6 pc. Early American style maple dining room with hand rubbed finish and antiqued brass hardware f o r a truly colonial touch. Set Includes oval table, 4 side chairs and china cabinet. Buy individual pieces or the group. Early American china . Reg. S279. Sale S22l •'.' . ret. U— 4 pay toilets in places of cm- county, and any airport which i barge fr the use of Save *103 . , Reg. $7 double knit in assorted fashion polyester with .' - ' 100 pct. polyester j C Penney shorts. 100 pct. texturized \ Altamonte Springs. 'I.'. ee Seminole -- 4 I Lake Mary Walter W. Cooper, DeBary Elmer Dur ham, Deltona Edward L Magee, Deflary Dorothy A. Dupuis, Deltona Adele Wolde, Deltona Gloria Bremiow, Deltona Martha A. Crothers, Deitcea Milan E. Henrian, Deuces I Polyester double knit slacks . Smartl, baby boy EdwardH. Grant Cephus Alexander Maggie Gentrio Maureen Tobin Margaret Hughes Ruth E. Moberly Margarlte E. Greever tiara Brown William King Mrs. Russ,lI Beall and girl Robert Atklitsen Thomas J. Johnson Sarah P. Byrd Sedge Reagan, Lake Mary Republican Executive Coitunittee at 8 p.m. today at First Federal Savings and Loan building. Sit 436 Save up to 20% on these dining room sets. Reg $6 Dischargei - STATE SEN. Ken Plante will brief the Serninok .: - Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974— HA ployment or places serving the j. initcd in a municipality which Is required to be provided public; act setting forth whose territorial limits are by regulation of the division of policies and procedures for congruent with the territorla health arid rchabllltive sirMsnbers of the Florida contracting professional serboundary of the county in which vices. Airport Managers' Association vices; DOT f unding policies and the municipality lies discussed a variety of proposed procedures; and airport and Tills would apply to only those The Consultant's Corn. Senate and house bills and airspace hazard zoning or. airports regularly serving petative Negotiation Act sets Federal Aviation Authority dinances. scheduled air carriers holding forth procedures for con. IFAA regulations at a special last year a bill was proposed certilicatiori of public con- tracting professional services meeting Wednesday and today which would require the sheriff venjenre issued by the Civil after July 1, 1973. It affects all at the Red Carpet Inn, to provide police service to all Aeronautics Board of the governmental agencies if the Altamonte Springs. airports. The proposal did not Florida Public Service Corn- project cost for engineering Attention was given to a get off the rround, however, mission. services exceeds $5,000. The bill Proposed House bill providing and a new House bill is being Sen. lori Wilson has sub- requires the consultant to be for the ff to vide police proposed which will exclude initted a draft bill which would prequalified by the DOT, and to services to certain airports; a those airports which are prohibit a place of employment be selected according to proposeulSenate bill prohibiting located In more than one or place serving the public to Last 2 - -. F By JEAN PArI'ESON herald Staff Writer - - - " -, ....... - Airport Managers Meeting Today re," he sod 16 46 -- ..-----. - The Sanford Herald . - t4i'nee from one motel to another Koscof Keeps Operating - - -•. Lee Adams, his wife and their a two children had to carry their suxy of hotels and lilotela luggage down busy U. 19 -', --- Save 20% on men's A88 aress snirfs polyester double 6 and above knIt sport coats in gr eat 01"NDO IAP) Despile the even taxis were hard to find. fuel Crisis, the Orlando Area Chamber of Conuner ce said Record Helen Cunningha m, manager to of National Car Rental oper. showed that last weekend broke their hotel after the arrived atlons in the Orlando-Daytona cii occupancy - reconis. from De troit Wednesday, Bt'ach-Coe Beith area said, =However, record nbets of "We tried to rent a car, but "We're out. I've been here for tourists who came to visit Walt we couldn't, and the taxi l0yearsand it's never been this Disney World found facing wouldn't take us a short d1 a'i. them long lines for gasoline and -a shortage of rental cars. Those who drove o cars to Central Florida found ORlANDO, Fla. (AP) themselves facing long lines A ruled Koscot could sell cosmet. buy 11 or 12 worth of gasoline at federal bankruptcy judge ics until the hearing April 24 the few open service stations. Wednesday allowed Koscot In- but he said the firm could not Spokesmen for rental car lerplanetary. Inc., to continue sell distributorships selling cosinelics pending a agencies said Increasing flWfl Thousands of ors have hers of tourists arriving had hearing on redistribution of the filed claims a'airi.st the firm taken every available car, and firm's remaining assets founded by Orlando businessI Judge Alexander Paskay roan Glenn W. Turner, , Jewell Penner 1"" JewAngs - -- IV Tourists Set Occupancy -•, JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 111 9 pcm, Monday thru Saturda Stor '.. / �- ELELK . - ____ ------- - - _____~ ~ — __ __ 7 ~__ _ ----- __---~,-_ - - .--- ---- NIM-11-1.1111111-11111 - ~__iii,iil,i`.P~ -1 __ I - _ - —_ ~-~ _.___ . __ - -_ -- .. .. . , . - — . - .- . _d .-.--- -.--. -- ' - _ .. ''- .. _U =AtT I -- , -. g' -r - .'a :------ --- - .•.- -_ I '- i-.:.-I-,-.-.- -. ill --1 -- -- -- ' 12A—The Sanford Heald ki,u.. ~ , _ Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974 Sanford District ''i I 'i, ;,!, ~ I , I 1 , IAs .1 Tight competition — — 0 rre It(-,t Lictor, however, z... - - ""' ""'" ' Valencia Cag e BY J RICHARDS Herald Sports FW$or IT - •1 - - T -1 I _. Inuster. The eff. " failed With the SJC team needing Alter Valencia had gained a this win to seewe the state 30.27 lead Just after halftime berth the We was the most the Raiders started coming crucial of the year and once back wiLN a fantastic baseline agatin, they must face Valencia move by McCullunil and a later to determine who g 25 foot jumper by Michael state-nod. WIlhirnafora31.3osenk lead. Owens then popped in a Still recovering from a bout pair of Foul shot,s for a three with flu, BenrieShaw who used point SJC lead, but then the to be the state's most prolific Mat.adores tied the contest at scorer, found only six points in 15:30 on rebounding, and the the game as he was continually game went into a momentary harassed by Don Eady and the see.saw with Seminole _.- I . 1 -.a I ' Irt i, t ~_ i -- - . r-.-__ I.. ii-7TE I 1r Ilk 0 0 - ' - - r - - -------- - .1 - - - - ' . - '.- - -- - - - -- ~ I . DII Poll I CLASS AAAA IMam,jaciscn 17101 I $0 7 Jackson'i, Flrlcri- 137 it 54 - 3 51 Pi-'erft,ur. 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Ca.w 12 . ,.T - - ; ' -.--- __1-p•.•• i ---- - " -- PROVIDES AIMING POINT For Valencia sophomore guard Joe Eley during division (Herald Photo by Ken I3unipus ) Aaron Nixes ATI.ANTA iAPi 0 0 pening Series Start 0 hank Aa. point of no matter what I do I'll the mark of the Immortal [lab., wasnn for the past five )ears or Atlanta's 40-year.dd slug. get criticisi,,." he said during Ruth 'r on 1k' threstlhold of base. an interview at a 5.tikt ' W ha t the heck," Aaron said. Aaron has never tHirncred in a hall's all-time home run record, function that raised $10,150 (or 'Y. have to look at it from the seaM opener. He has sa t out sa s Its' criticj,i sunoundlng iii., bLink Aaron -holarstiIp Finan.'ial :,tanuliijnt f Pit, only ihrt'e (if lt hli1i - S IVUISion I, theta during Ills itbihoid u:I41 Braves, And, besides, 1 haven't career him from tht- starting lint-up in . in 1954, his rookie ie illoople the ''nlni' series u'n't make the people I havetif Atlanta are been doin.g (w %ell early in t1lo, , ampaign, 1959 and I to please" he I 0111 (iufl,c his Itlirtu. said. "I'd ralt'cr get criticism $ __________________________ "No' chance, Aaron said, in New York than in my home shaking his head Wednesday town. I can take it there, night when aslwd if he might go don't go there but a couple 1 ____________ ahead antI itart one of the limes a year." tames in the thre.game series Pc Braves said Aaron would at ('Int- mntiaij April 4.7 I -' La' available for pinch.tutting / The decision, annournc.i Sat duties in / (mw,innati, but that he unlay by Bill Barthok'snay, won't start a game until the ch,0In,i,n i.f the Bra ves, has hO1ilic'ftffl(f against ins Ange. trlgger. rI'risiderabje eS '.n April 8. 'lhat game '.'Itic1Sl)I (run, .Sp)rt$ Wrlttt3 Where Quality ,Sells launck- an ll.gjj Xavier. o it, Tot*" a tin to-roll '0. Case West. Rninv•77 I& Allift" 10 $4, va'parais øuhlr ? St Joseph ,rd v,. . , ii SOUTHWEST Teiji All (it, Wit Greei Say 44 Pawl O,urw N KA 3 Hai lbtda, by David Craft 3. SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER (It yes. £ under) I Abb., Mellon. sherries Diable 3 M'cpseile Call, Hot Gun 3 MerrIes Hannar, Angel 3 SHOWMANSHIP AT "ALTER (it yrs a over) I Eric Redmond, Lucky Lancer 2 Wendy Van Meter. 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Commercial — ~ia 1 322-5762 -- ' 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 FIRESTONE STORE Service Tells f. — FAV WAST den? Wash. 103, 5' M,Irt.)'$ W - M Sl 1 30, North Ill f] C'?y $. Herein Suremons OePauji 2 Lad s ear Lass by Carol JPnton .' wsg Green 51, n, Uk?, Kom 00 Elackw.Iii to - . OPEN 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. DAILY Ist & French I D I I C f V Annific , - - - ........... 4 Community I OAKLANWA1J_Alv(n Dark, wholefla last. have changed," Dark said. "It is beyond an place baseball team in turmoil seven years ago, manager's dream to come Into a situation liki is corning back to take over the Oakland this, where the team has already won two Work Athletics with a massive Payroll and other Series in a row," problems. And he admitted that he would not attempt It Controversial 'iwner Charles 0. Finley told a challenge Finley's right to run the ball clut news conference Wednesday that Dark 52, was whenever Finley felt the need. And Finley noted returning to the two-time American ieaue and that as owner and general manager, he expected World Series titlists as a replacement for exiled to have a say in what happened on the lick!. Dick Williams. Finley left no doubts he hadn't Williams, who left to take the New York changed much when he said: Yankees managerial post, still had two years leil "Yes, he has been manager of this club before, on a contract he signed with Finley. Since Yes, he was fired. Yes, he is coming back to leaving the A's after last year's World Series, manage this club. Yes, he expects to be fired Williams has been told by a federal court he again some day, but he said he hopes it'll be it i-annuL manage for any team other than the A's hell of a lot longer stay than the last time." for the 1974 and 1975 seasons. Dark, who brought the San Francisco Giants to Dark has been out of baseball since the 1971 i National League pennant In 1962, was Finley's season, when he was fired by the Cleveland Inmanager for the Kansas City A's in 1966 and part dians The former major league Infielder with a of 1967 before Finley fired him in the midst of a lifetime batting average of .289 said he had near player rebellion. Ut' came back with smiles changed in the last 21i years, "gotten myself Wednesday. straightened out and I think I can get along with "Mistakes were made on both sides and things anyone now. I'm a better man than I was then." SIZE $ CHARGE IT! ' ' - ROBERT HOUSE (14) blocks the path of this Valencia Duty Boots RIdils, Ann Hors* Show February I?, 1914 h'dg. Ma. Culpeppir, HAINESCITY ,I DELAY I tit' run, , C'nc,nnasi u. % nr. . - SHOW RESULTS Ir GROOMING CLASS (OPEN) I lUcky Lancer, by Eric Red AVOID - MIO*C$T - _____ I '- fray J001"I Hopkins Ill. aalllrno,# Loyola A? 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AND - A$CLal,d II 10 Clearwater (30 5) 17 CLASS AAA I key Wtsl (7731771 7 Tallarn R,(karth (21 311 70 - -- - iUfliit n. an'i I -f .1 - Alvin Dark Back In Harness Again -, -it !' - -. .,.,_ - - - - i-' I _111f:777' - - - ~ nn expert Iubrjc ion - _____ - -- _______ ~ - Colege Fme Scores, I IJ 40 I - - College cager during a deciding tilt Wednesday night as the Matadores tiedthe Raiders in the season standings to earn a play off with SJC for the remaining Division II state championship with a 62-54 win. (Herald Photo by Ken Jlumpus __________ - - _________ - --'n Ni/ OR SI - - - ____ L - ' _______ fi_ - O it - - _______ MID-WINTER CHANCE - - GIVE YOUR CAR A - -- - ;L i - Prep Cage - '--- f - -r-T - 0 - -- -- - - at A ________ _11111111111111111111111111111 _____ i - -- _______ 69 __ ' ,. ,' - 5' 4 "- .ivr: — A..— - -- .. - - - -_ -. _ __ -' _ - -, ,, .. - ____ i.-4v~_-__- wNwLilo- 4 . % -, - -~ T - - — - ,.' ries Self-Finance -- ''' - I LUBE Canada's Olympics - - ! Lcd by senior guard Terry Jones the Bulldogs could - I ~___ I - fm#i-,~~_~-'_4 - 1. ' ____ _____ lk~ -' -. DEI.AND i - - 1 1 - - - court two weeks ago by a 56-41 count. It will take anot1'r superb defensive effort to replay that one though and thItucs will certainly be taking their Sanford rivals mon seriously this time around. LIFT _, - - oftensive work of Mike regaining and then Valencia points and the game was out of came, and the rest was Harris 1 7 McCants and last minute ball coming out on top with a 37.34 reach with 8:36 to go for all academic. Maion 3 3 control from James Harris lead with 13:19 to go. Nye practical matters. ° " 'You can beat some of the sealed off any Seminole effort Presumably, the Raiders and A floating jump shot by I 0 7 People all of the time and all of to win the game Owens, who was high point the Matadores will meet again Thomas I I 3 Owens narrowed the gap by two man with 23, followed by in a rematch next week to McCanti 7 70 the people some of the time; but The contest started an usual and the Raiders ran off to a 40. McCants' 20 for the Matadores, determine the final division U $ If you're Seminole Junior with the Raders looking every 37 lead with all the Intentions of almost single-handedly pulled entrant Into the state cage go. SJC College you can beat yourself bit the state playoff bound team exploding into one of their the Raiders to within five with round, but the Seminole Jinx FO FT anytime you want, '° ' ' they were before the game patented pull-aways th.it lt' leaves his tenacious ball hawking and over Valencia Is about broken Crawfd 3 i true. While the Raiders Then Indecision, tenacious the opposition gasping and board work McCuIIum 3 3 for F or t, are by no means world beaters, defense and inconsistency wondering what happened. with 7:30 to go.a5l.46V(Xlead and the Raider jinx over 0 I I themselves is getting more WIhimi they are certainly better than struck and Seminole fell apart. Only, this time the Raiders 3 0 1 '"" an eight point spread to However, Valencia Just kept firmly entrenched than ever. Valencia battled to a one were the ones gasping and on putting up matching What happens next isanybody's 1 0 3 Valencia Community College point halftime lead, v.27, but as wonderlrg. Yosi. I 0 7 buckets to keep the spread as guess. whenever the to (earns get on if following a script written for I' In just two minutes Valencia best they could. With 6:22 to go, 731a1s II II $1 the court, as evidenced by an the past year. the Raiders came up with some flawless the Orlando cagers had a 54-48 HERALD SCOREBOApD earlier four point margin 71.67, started to roll over the VIkings offensIve plays coupled with margin and two minutes later vcc VCC 21 3.4-43 but Wednesday night, the local despite a EQ FT D SJC height disadvantage, equally helpful SJC forget. had " '-S COlby a 58-48 spread. cagers allowed a second place 7 0 4 The taller Valencta front line fulness to take a 42-40 lead and J'd 1 0 I Out Cosby. p4ai-rl. Nye, The feared and much es. Elty division U playoff slot tie losing gave all the trouble Raider from there ran off nine 5traight pected Raider surge never now.rs 7 3 5 O*tni 8244. r OjI5 'CC 71 5JC '5 o 0 o Robert McCullurri wanted in hts The Raldes have lost twice personal battle on the bcaru.s, with Gerald Owens, who had to to Valencja in -I I95&bothtiinesbytwopojn dOdoubledutywlthballtian. i ding and forward chores also and have bcaten them by .-.-. - -% __ ' i _-- . I _~--fw ior %hatevet . 1A4 - I.; mwh as 46 "% but Wed. naving 10 Pitch t'I - - 5 Ties It A// Upir 62M54 `0 -: - . Mainland. The Tribe stuck it to Mainland over on the Bur at the expert mechanics Tops In Tourney Iix'r. with the tn court it there is little that can be done front the east coasters can dency to stand around and advantage going to the to stop him. They also have to rebound with anybody in the watch the opposition shoot. Patriots. watch out for Hicks and Cook as state as they have 6-7, 250 pound The keys to their success are FOREST CITY— District Both teams had up and down they will attempt to get free by Mike Williams, Joe Wesley the ball handling of King and Fight tournament play begins seasons, white Leesburg will using the 'back door." Chandler and Jerry Mathis. the rebounding of Mathis, for the areas Triple-A bring one of the better players 'I They are no an exceptional Williams and Chandler. This The Oviedo Lions are another basketball teams in the Lake _________ In ('entral Florida, Alex Learn that Is hurting for good shooting team and Williams is coupled with an effective press Brantley gym tonight at 7 Intimidating but not a good make the Codas a rugged op. Up.shaw a 64" senior who can outside shooting. If their . The tourney shapes up as the i it sill player. lie has a ten- ponent. ponents can force them Into best of the Orange Belt Con. Apopka figures to advance to patterned play the Lions can be ference against three c semifinals in their game had. deper'dents Iroiii around Oviedo relies on the ability to with Brooksville. — Central Florida. 1- T press full court and run at every The Oviedo Lions, the fl Blue Darters finished the opportunity. They trap well and lUbe Darters and (he New season with a 8.2 iiiark in the run well, but they do not handle Smyrna Beach Barracudas will 01W, goad enough for a first a pre.s without a great deal of place tie with the Lions. Their difficulty. all represent the OUt;, overall mark was an imInside, Clennie Patterson and NEW YORK (AP) The Independents will be led presslve 17.1. They are led The and commercial rights associ• by leon Cobb do a better than Montreal Olympic organizing .tied with the Games I _4 by host team lake Brantley, their junior sentin John average job on the boards, along Itti hriuks ille' t'flh:ntttL'c gamMing in inIimgtiti,s'r wtit bring., very eun.adering their size, I'41t. Afr- Quelki, I ,. Hernando high and the eturate collectors buying some postmaster gmeral, was impressive statisticsinto the terson Is 6'4" and Cobb is 6'4" lessburg Yellowjackets $100 million worth of Olympic commissioned by Parliament to (ray, along with the fact that ( Canton Brundige plays well history. oversee tilesales in an effort to The opening match finds the was voted the player of the at times as does Eddie Browdy, Patriots of Lake Brantley Whether theismass marketing itiake the Olympics the first in week in Central Florida mid. while guards Hobble McCall of memorabilia a sure bet 4\ Of against the Yellowjacket.s, a 7 way through he season modern times to be ielf.fi. and Fred Moore are weak of. a long.shot depends primarily nancel P.M. tap.oI( is slated. hiightower Is an aggressive fenslvely. in the international response to The other quarter-final game rebounder and gets plenty of The Lions were able to finish 60 million commemorative The project Is more than an Is between the ?tpopka Blue help underneath from Dan the season with a 14.6 record coins expected to he available experiment. It's a necessity Darters and ilrooksvjlle. This hicks and James Cook. Outside along with their first place tie in the United States and cisc- siwe Canadians still are smartcontest will begin immediately the Blue Darters look towards with Apopka. ing from financial losses from v;here by May I alter the conclusion of the first Bonnie Bridges for leadership. The Barracudas would seem The silver pieces, In denomi- ExIo '67. game, approximately 8:30 Ills expert ballhandllng makes to be the team to heat as they nations of 15 MuI liii titli! •'- The idea .-, ... $41I It 5 IIIt'SVflhI.IIfiJt5 will find ___\ Apopka e.4tremely hard to Finished up their season with a pected to finance )per cent of coins is not new, Se"era101ym. i'winner of the Lake t3rantle press but his lack of an outside minor upset by taking the OBC the $310 itimilmon organizers have P1" hosts in the past 20 years gamut' going up against ()vit'iIi shot imiakes it possible to t(urrnsm)I('nt that was held in estimated it would cost to stage hay profited from do:ng wink' New Smyrna takes on the ofl'rltUlI the Inside on Big Blue. Oviedo. the XXI Olympiad, better But the difference is in disApopka'Brook.vile victor m If Ihernando is to knock off the New Smyrna ran Into injuries known as the 1976 Summer tribtition. Most host cities have double header t planned lot Darters they will have to put imild way through the year but Olympic (lames marketed them only in their Friday night with the finals on two mm1enonhIightowem and play are currently at full strength The other w per ce nt is cx own country on a small scale Saturday. haii front bith in front and William King Is the key to the pected to derived from 'z.rA't' sales of Canada expects to gross more T'le LiFt, I.lrantley Leesburg behind They must keep the ball (.ud.as offense as he operates tickets for six lotteries in Cana than $500 million (runi the corn mnatcbsup scemmis fairly even on away from hirn,for once hegeis from his guard position. Up da.l) series nf souvenir stamps sales and net about half that. -- If Sanford gets it), Gainesville tonight they will face -_ Seeded By i.EF: (;u(;ER Herald Correspondent - - lCon't. On Pg 14ACOLI. ~10 '- - - and 9-5 loop mark. Experience is the byword for the Crabs as four seniors are in the starting lineup. Glen Thomas and Charles OICIT)' are two cagers who apparently like to take things into their own hands. Thomas led the club in rebounds with 14 per and In scoring hitting 37 per game. Cherry is right behind Thomas getting 11 caroms and 16 markers per night. Kelly Iirowing 'I, TIUW1II3AJD (IU.J monow up to give the I CA ''" Cra bs four double figure men and a balanced scoring punch. OBC - -- Up again and down again, the Seminoles are still a tough customer. Finishing the regularseason witha 14.13 mark the locals hope they have 1 -lotten all the bad games out of their system. John Zculi is the big gun in the District competition getting 20.7 a game for a school record. Randy Brown, almost Just as good a shooter, hits for 12.3 per contest but seems reluctant to shoot. Zeuli has cxperienced foul problems and defenses slanted toward him should the redheaded senior be unable to get the points Brown will have to crank u to compensate. Sanford's flows are related strong]), to defense. If the locals play the defense they are capable of they could ring up their second District trophy for Coach Joe Mills. The 1970 Tribe, ted by tarry Kearse, won the trip to the regionals under \lilis. wound up finislung third In the Big Eight with a 15-10 overall `i... - - SANFORI) "We haven't reached our peak yet," commented Seabreeze head coach Jerry Chandler. If the Crabs cage mentor Is correct it could be a frustrating tourney for fl others involved, The Da)lofla club i4 on their last (our, and the past of the season winning 8 of their last 12 games. Two losses to Kathleen and another to Mainland at the end cooled off DeLand but probably not enough for the Hounds who haven't found the key all year. Seabreeze will play the winner of the Lyman.DeLand contest at 7 p.m. Friday night and the winner of the Gainesville-Sanford encounter will stack up again st Mainland In the 8:30 p.m. contest. The winners of those two Friday garoes will grapple for the District ChamnInndin Saturday at 8 p.m. - ... Size will be the big Problem for the Crabs Crabs as their tallest starter is right at 61" Mainland however Is the only tourney teamthat could give them pioblems In tile rebounding department and they have outrebounded Mainland before. SE.ABREEZE )car. 'I'he Bulldogs from Volusia County came on strong in first encounter saw the Crabs a shot and lose to the flues, 68-57. The next time around Seabreeze hit the W second attempt to pull off a 53.62 win. The th •.., in we mmais is great they play o. I Th e Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 21, '1 i.-. _. . -e-, Ut __=_ .- o iv? T The Rues are big, young, and W-r,;. The leading team in the District plans on outmusctlng their opponents with Drew one (6'9" senior) averaging 14.4 points and 8 rebounds along with another senior, 6'8" Larry Paige. Paige hits for 13.5 and leads the team in rebounding with an average of II per game Possibly the biggest-asset however to the Hues attack is 67'junior James Bro". The Bucs leading scorer at 16.4 teams up with Bobby Butch (13.4) to give Head Coach Joe Piggotte four consistent dàuble figure scorers. For a playmaker Piggote raise his own, as son Joe Jr. leads the attack. The 510" Junior broke the school's assist record averaging 8.5 a game. Lyman (3.19) takes on DeLand (13.11) in the opening contest at 7p.m. The Hounds have had their troubles all year and IN-Landis f3vored to put them out ')f the r1lisery of a long is ilk! Presencv of 6'9" Drew Stone uihp,. F For INLAND In spite of their poor record the Gainesville outfit has been playing decent ball of late. With ball control tactics the Canes came close to upsetting Seabreeze before they lost in last week's encounter . asIj 58-62 Should Seminole take the Gainesville club lightly the txnecourt advantage may only be beneficial for getting free passes to watch other teams play. and 68" Larry Paige, both seniors who give the Bu the biggest front wall in the area and make them a tough custiiper to overcome, even on bad night. Seabreeze has to be considered the second most likely squad to pull off the Regional trip. The Crabs tangled with - tore on their home court and despite their lack of size have managed to beat every team in the District at least . Seminole opens its bid for the trophy at 8:30 p.m. against Gainesville (2-22), Joe Mills' outfit has beaten the Canes twicv — the First by 52-M and the sec ond time at Sanford by a 5344 margin The Buccaneers of Mainland are the most solid outfit the District and are also the youngest. Three Juniors open every contest for the Daytona dub that FInished 10-4 in the FUR Eight, snd to Lakeland powerhouse Kathleen. The l n Host team Sanford has to be rated as the favored ,JI these and more are possible as--second of prep basketball gets underway here in Sanford tonight to W the District 5 Four-A tournament One of the six (oaffl3 will emerge victorious and go on to the Regionals the following week. Most coaches and fans think that this tourney, more than any other, Is one in which any of (ow clubs could get their season extended. Mainland (18.7) is the top seeded club in a fairly balanced District. The Bucs are by no means a "shoo4n" howe eras Daytona Seabreeze (IS.l0, Sanford (14-13) and DeLand (11.13) are all more than capable of getting hot for two or three games. J -- --, - _ posite brackets and both received byes to the seml4lnals Friday night. What will It be? A Cinderella team? A Seminole County J IIt At Lake Brantley Gym -, -- Dream Championship? Or, will it be a Daytona Beach ch5fl} i ;± . -- By DAN GI[M.4RTIN Herald Correspondent I ~ ~; unaereiia - i I I! ( 'ttmar, I AGED MARES AT HALTER I Ni A Long. Shown by Wendy Van Meter 7 Silty idal KlwS, thowriby Judy *curun 3 Lad s Par Lam sro.vn by Carol Jefl$ofl IA30 OULDINOS ,AT HALTP'4 I M H, by Tom Gru 2 Stra* Cat, 1y Judy Kunn, 3 Hcl Gun, by Bob K)nne W AGED STALLIONSAT"ALTER I tulIan. by Roed A,ab,aM 3 lb . by flib M,yticar j la-a Ma, a, i, P,air (,'n-erj II. WALK-TROT EQUITATION III V's. £ una,ri I June McCauiland, Smokey 1 Davio Rasuter. Angel 3 Darin Po,ttc, Nugget? II JR. ENGLISH EQUITATION (17 yrs a under) I Mets-ia JoI'unson. POCO Alamcna 7 M (hell JorgenSon, 0 0 AOuru 3 Susan Manley, SmoSty I) SR. ENGLISH EQUITATION ill v's 6 Over) 1 Lynn [SCM, the Wrote Kn,gpd 7 Eileen NubIr. Prince Falls 3 Wendy Van Meter, Np A Long II JR. ENGLISH PLEASURE I DO Aquarius. by Michelle Jergenlon 7 Poco Alamosa, by Melissa Johnson 3 Smoke. ridden by Susan Manley IS SR ENGLISH PLEASURE I Ir ,5'tt' k n, 01. rdden by Lynn (icM 7 Prince F4u14. ridden by ['It'tn Plubar 3 PIp A LQ ridden by Wendy Van Meter is JR. WESTERN EQUITATION ($7 yrs. $ undert I Michelle call Hof qvn I Jolene Dennison, Kelly's Phantom Smote I Teres a OPleal Lee's Ptppolsan I? SR. WESTERN EQUITATION (I yrs 6 ever) I Lyvi (scM. 'be White Knight 7 Wendy V* Miter, Pop A Long 3 Kay Grimm Candy Yam II. JR. WESTERN PLEASURE I Not Gun, by Mchelle Call 7. Kelly's Phanturn Smoke, by )oelene Dennusr. 3 Lee's Napolan. by Teresa O'Neal It SR. WESTERN PLEASURE I Stra,v C,.? by Judy knne 2 Copper Ut Star t', Wiry Rs'?h hopkinS 3 N ip A Long, by Wendy Van Meter It KEYHOLE — JR. (i; a under) I Kelly Halter (Apopla 7 Robin Ashton IGeneva) 3 'andace Ccroe 'Apupkal it KEYHOLE INTERMEDIATE ,,. - I (I) II yrs I I 7 C Pr'dg,n (Orlando) 3 Steve Hackenberry tOriaruus) 3 Pam CheeS (Sanford) 22 KEYHOLE -- SR. ill yrs & o ver) 1 J'jdy Wattet' IOrlan(-m) 2 Dean AthIon (tenc'val 3 Don Ch'.rto'.r iMa?Iancj' '7 POLEnENDINO -JR I Kelly Halker (Apoptal 2 Rob-n AiJ'Oon t&ene'yal 3 5leps'uan Come (Apopsa) 34. POLE IlENOING-lt I Pam Che-,. (Sanford) 2 June Curry lLenbvgl 3 Stuart Fox (ChuluOtal 11 POLEBEP4DIIIO Sr. I Penny Munity uOwec5,) 7 Janet Curry (Lttsburg) 3 Don Christopher (Maitland) 25 CLOVERLEAE.JR, I Pf - ily Palmer (Maitland) 2 Robn A%hton (Geneva) 3 Debbie Grey Apopka) 17 CLOVERLEAF INT I I C It den 1 June Curry $beesbjrg ) 3 Pam Cheek (Sanfordp 11 CLOVERLEAF . SR I D,ue Hughes (CCioa) 2 Donna Penni ngton lItovuilti 3 Robert AshlOn 'Geneval It. ROLLBACK-JR. I Pb n At'ton (GCnt-,-) 2 Steve Tucker (Winter Park) 3 Detke Grey (Appkl 30. ROLLBACK -INT I Lyvonne Davenport lOvIanci) 2 Steve Hattenberry (Qs'Ian) 3 Dciv's P4O'wOod (Mailiand) 31. ROLLBACK-SR. I Judy Walker (O'iindo) I Robert A%hton (Geneva) 3 Hubert GllJ (Midland) Junior High Point Trophy Robin Ashton (Geneva Junur Reserve Ribbons: Kelly Halter lAp.pba) Int,rmed,ete High Point Trophy: Pam Cheek (Santecdl tnt Reserve Ribbon! T. C Prs$qen (Oriarido Senior High Point Trophy' Judy Walk,, (Orlando) Senior Reserve Ribbon: Penny Mimsey (Oviedo) Neil Shoe March It of 11am at I),,itty (loo ts Arena .iuge and (i)i'.h'T) $0 be anrotncrI la'er ji-i. 3-day power-packed '. 11 SPECIALI SIP sic., We tnetnit heavy cotton ten ". * . - 449 Easy car, rrICh,u aishabie For n and 4 d US CAM OC) ntissl ce, 2.47oit toil, 2$ I_ for Q-o.m 4e me-r gas adtrp y Osws v.w bat ayst.m restores pep and po'ae to Inne iido. - - 4 zavw Vw" moor oil 39c- reaad r!'..$age 0" 'g. 4P Indrptk*4j drdia.d rubber car mats u,yy ,gy , , -' ng 1flde,d &V ontiorme"t cars I Li" - fip r cormuffolon WOO 01 4. ,brWfkiid -a- — braKø I, fluid - c., 77 itt r% Or So0'Rtc;aop for. nUisdIo, noi'Ic kNes tS4rt.d .i for tvgls s-.. Robwk vilper bleft r-.IlUs lIsado Of lht ltNI.Im IN& lubber.15, I ,, - 1tot,,os* US Sale in effict lheu this itesbsnd. onpare,. . you can 't do better than Zayre! — _ The Discount Department Store Batteries and service n@141`8111410111110 in Sanford. K iss'mm,,, Cass.lbury and So Orariqs, Ave apr'.. �- 4L , ~ 14A-The Sanford Herald i~ _____ - . .-•-........-•..•.• -•'.... .- .-.----- _________ • .-•.... ••-••.--.. .••-.•-. ....•-•-•• . .. .•.-.---------------•...•: ; r-•- Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974 I Ara n - -- ,in• Rnvin -- - - - - - - - - - The Sanford Herald - -___ - - Wi - -- 1 l - ____ - r: I 17 ~ I. ' U - W t n e eated Licata s d herald Correspondent - --------- -- - . Return -. - - i . ~ I- ' Thompson Leads Pack - /. - i ft -I I - _. ... . __ ' . . - ' -. . - 4_0 ar,, ' 4 .' - - - I HAPPY MOMMA ' PUTS HEADGEAR ON ...Popular boxing son Tony .1 Licata of Tampa Tourney - ' ' - '1 4 - ; ' 1' ' - , , - -, ., - Sophomore center Craig Scott(10.1) flni,slwd up the year 'is ,, member of the Del-and contingent. 11w team sparkplug Ixiw-ever is S'IO" senior Mark Boaes, who tilt for 9.7 a game while getting S assists per. The Dugs have been tough since Christmas and finished up the year 11-13 arid 7-7 in the Big Eight, just ahead of r __ ' '-' . ' P 15',.i - , - ' , ,•- "!T'.1' "' .; •-. ~ __F__ " , , - - j , ..." '' , : . ' -- I . ' I - Z . LYMAN Tht Hounds tiabe a good case of the "rebuilding blues' - I,ut season the Longwootd club went 4-19 and then got another coactr nis time around the Metro Conference school continued the skid going 340 overall and 0-16 3n the 11 .- -, - ,4 ~ Ill I - , ' / 11 , - .. , I - The Canes, neither tall nor experienced, are also rebuilding. Losing 22 of 24 contests there Just hasn't been that much good happen to the Big Eight dub that went winless in the conference.However, 11 they ddeated the Seminoles In the first round their season will probably be considered In a i - Mr onger JiØiL With their bafltro1offeusethe Cana could make tta very Iorw Thursday evening Last time out against Sanford the Gainesv'Il contngent calmly controlled the bell - in spiUofbthg down uyI0pouismostof the night. Sanford coach Joe Mills looks for the Purple Hurricanes to U) the same tactics tonight and plans to make them play ¶ basketball - which wfl probably iiultina&uufoedvictixy, Howes'cr,lf the locals look like they have ln their last three games since the Mainland upset Gaiiwse cu'ild provide a moot embasslng end to the Saricrd cige season. - . _._7iV1fZ, -- -- - , - , - I - _ --.---- ) By Gas (Fan) Shortage 'APiyear's event, like list ttif 3 years. tile year's. would have been a GT roaring grandfather (if inter. race % ith a field (of mostly (10. national auto racing In the U.S. niestic cars, a step down from will be silen ed. . 11w previous races featuring - ~ I Save - - I bag has printed Cotton shelf V.,, with nylon lining Insulated with A rii 'qp:!+ Save ,. - 1 - (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) Strengthens Lead big man extra long nylon sleep. mg bag Insulated tyith 3 lbs Dacron 88 polyester filling Fu11 no" zipper Complete .- _', I es" with headpiece Save 2 5% on f iberglass belted whitewalls. 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A 2 plus 2 construction of polyester cord and fiber glass belts with a wrap-around tread designed. No trade-In required, -' - f"; plus 180 fed tax 1T!.- . J _______ . national auto endurance races, at 1).iytt'na on the vacant date said Wedne&iay that severe but there appears to be not gasoline shortages in Central enough time," said Bishop. 310 Sanford Ave. Florida have forced them to cancel the event previously set for March M. off. be SALE UflUl) iltJ. -. "I whit-re," said Jim Bishop of Fairfield, conn., president of the sanctioning International Motorsports Association SOKC - 269 Rig, 17.88. Sale 15.19. For the 1' P' zippers and headpiece Machma washable 575 t mate In'snod 6XI - $4." u" 2° Req. 15.99. Sale 13.59. Sleeping uu Reg. 23.99. Sale 20.39 Nylon outer shell sleeping bag Features soft flannel lining, insulated with 3 lbs Dacron 884 Polyester Also two air mattress pockets, double-up RUGS c , Promoters of this year's ver- many top foreign drivers. slon of the 12 Hours of Sebring, "Wi.' did have some t .. flltj) I ,,,) 1 SURPLUS jab ti' the back in what looks more like a boxing match without rules Iiit,l,rn.sA i...l..-iL-.il ..__ .-•- .-.-. -udreIudii game Won O VCC, 62"54. Myrtle DavIs' 157449 was a kit- Whitaker Paving Pu llvy.- wrt-clat- lean sweep t,vcr Save ii formerly one of four inter- Wary talks about having a race RAIDER REBOUNDER Robert McCuJlum gives Valencia center Keith Nye an elbow to the kidney as Bobby Thomas (33) slips in a short tIr,,a , a, ,-g ) el ~` f, ~I 0- V,T6) .c . ~ - Ttwswltnmersan(1 divers are tuni the Metro Confer'enc SwUnming and Diving Meet -01 in tile future. but on,e of the kc events of the fear. explor- : .,.. -, - , crew. 17 ~ 4 a., Am m ~~ IFT IAV 3 lbs. Polyester filling LINOLEUM TAKE THAT, AND THAT Gaining experience the hard way are sophomores Clyde :. -. è,'. I. ---'''' - ; ~ ~-~_.___ - , - , . $. - . ,. - - He has learned all over again that attacking the In. -- ' -. - i year. Sebring Race Silenced . . i / ~__ --J ,. . ) " - -,4~~' IkE.. 'f 7 I/ Hundson and Bernard Wright. At 6'4" Wright is the tallest Hound starting and the 6'O" Hucton bolsters the outside The Canes will need a miracle to gel to the finals ...-but it could possibly get to the semi-, If they ca tch Sanlxd counting Its eggs before they are hatched. The Gainesvtlte crew 6,a vea Daytona Sea breeze a hard e last week before dropping sit punt de( - -iiun . / Al Cleveland leads the team on the floor as the playmaker, and the 510" Junior can hit 112.0) from the outside. Al Latimer hits from the outside as well and changes off with another junior, LeeCoty. Both logabout half a game. (;ArNI:svtuk: - .- loop. Wright, the on)y senior on the Greyhound starting live, leads the club in scoring with 15 per Other than Wright the hounds seem to be looking toward next year with twosophsand two junlctson the firstfive. ~ --- .,. , - - I exhibit of the masculine view of the world. And on a gut level, the winners In this survival-of-the-fittest code sense the Connection. - depth. Carol Cattaneo is the freestyle, breaststroke, and with so many promising freshveteran on the team with two tridivelual medley. mum. The nuisn load though will )-eaz'S experience, competing in Karl &'hoepflln is the third fall on the returning Juniors and freestyle sprints, Individual three-year man and goes with seniors, hid) III llildd le butteffly. individual inedley Returning 1L5 tit I'ritb> s tuiet't will start at Uit'resa Luby who specializes 1w" year men include :i:30 p.m,aswilliu,i, stmatcii...s in the breaststroke. Karen Michael Cegelis and Brian fix- local YMCA's supply pools BaWk1ns is also a hxea.ststroker Merritt. tegelis Is a breast. used throughout the anti Joyce Maxwell, who swtmns stroker and backstrokcr. . - '' - /L ,J ; , ,., He has been shunned, castigated and made sport of for his book, he said during an Interview, - . ,I ' - - k- - - .4 . , - -. "These big shots are aJl winners Only a few get to be winners and you make It by competing and defeating others. Life Is a big football game, "To attack football," he wrote, 'Is to attack the major ,'. c T:i-; (I ')''ij 4C 1, Iloys' team while Carol Cat. Hansen, Richard Crabtree, antif The remaining inemblers are hen (ardenas, thne'u is the girls' captain. Bandy Kunball, John Chain. 1k bos tiani does have tht bless MikL lltwkenberr) Tom 11w ding taptain is FelIpe ii, a transfer student front uiiust experience with three Seibert Rick Norden Bob Amend, Toiui Carver, Brian Netraska,nndheisexpect1to three year lettermen. (uvill who swims in freestyle Arimnan anti Handy Swihart. be one of the best of the Metro sprints shoul'I be the leader ,Uflf flCt along with Patrick Rogers who Head Coach Lenny Chavez Ls The girls especially tack specializes in middle distance definitely in a rebuilding year . -. 1.-i. J p iCoat'd om Page 12*1 It I Reg. 12.04, Sal@ 10.95 3 lb. Polyester, assorted Colors, cotton poplin shells. Cotton Kasha lining .; man wimming eam - '..#' psyche. al l our 1 . - surprise acute peope. Jones led the club this season in scoring (16.2) and rebounding (8.7k. Doug Gregry a 6'2" junior, tan do damage from the forward spot, avera.3tng 14.3 per contest Save '1 _V l,z j,pp . - - ),i -, 0 , - ' tomorrow and rim the risk of losing your manhood. As a college student, Shaw rejected that and wanted to rebel. But he had no direction for hisphilosophy rebellion. Today, working on a doctorate In psychology, Shaw believes much of the emphasis of football must change. But, he said, to change football one must first change deeply held Ideas about the merit of winning, the shame of losing. ' pens Season Fri a, ' He recognized that early, witness his book: "It's not Just that football is so popular and that attacking It would endanger the enjoyment these people have on Saturday afternoons. And It runs much longer than the fact that football Is a lag business and big businessmen happen to like one another's company. 'No. I think It runs right to the core of the American _ '" a - stitutlon of football is attacking the popular notions of what manhood should be. - - - - on another way to keep players in a state of perpetual adolescence, to use them to win football games no matter what the personal coat. Performance was the key to manhood, according to coaches' conventional wisdom. Perform well today and you're a man. Do badly sleeping bags and tents. -.. -. - -- The keyed-up Thompson left. Sloan hail taken his last had 26 points and 17 rebounds rebounds to lead South Caro.\P Sports Writer s':ored 40 points, (-1Ilectt-d 14 starter i'ut cf the galile, ilit'ir standout performances Iota's 18th success in .%i r0i Caroliri,t State is up - rebtounds. lilade hill, steals and games Tht, Wulfpack'.% full-court lit-liml .%laryland win its ittli and so is W, vid Thompson. Wotocked two shots as the North press gave Duke a devil of a In other games. it was Wake tt:aine in 22 starts. Because the Yiotfpack was Carolina State players ran tiiiie, I V Forest . ranciL a., inducing 28 turnovers. In Bobby Jones scored a careerelevated to No. I this week, away ft-urn their Atlantic Coast addition, 56; lathe nation's No. I high M points, sparking North Cincinnati 68, Xavier Thompoori is playing at the top Conference colleagues. teauii outret,ounded the B!ue Carolina over Miami tlt- 104, Villanova 66; Penn of Ohio. of his game. Elsewhere among the na. Devils, 573 State 83, West irglnia 63; Syr. The proud North Carolina tion's ranked teams, No. S Pitt beat Temple with II foul acust- 80, Niagara 60, and I. • John Lucas anti Len Elmore 1~ State star was on his toes Maryland whipped Duquesne combined for 53 points to lead shot,sin the last four znmUtes A Ht'navcnture 85, iani.sius s. Wednesdqy night, leading his 98-72; Ni'. 6 North Carolina Maryland's victory. Elmore tree throw b lew Hill put the d teammates to a 113-87 basket. stopped Miami of Ohio 83-69; had In New York, Lee Holierbach, I.inthu.rs ahead for at 46.45 and eight points and lucas ball victory over Duke. a 6-fool-6 sop homore frdm Nil. 7 Pitt trimmed Temple 56- as the Terps outscored Keith Starr twipetl thein put the By J0IiNCIIEHWA in IN.- butterfly dDd individuai .%lerrilt ruillpetes in tik- middle "I wondered how we would 49 and No. 14 South Carolina quesne 18-4 Bridgeport Uni%ersity, exgauileawaywithtwo,jioreo in the first Four hleraldtorrnpondent liIedk). met to being Number One. It defeated Virginia Tedi 82-7L tentk1 s distance freestyle and distance hi own NCAA cord minutes of the second half to lront the foul line. Aniting tile newconiers are freestyle. must have inotivaed us that for consecutive field goals when North Carolina State took open Up a 58-40 lead. 11w high school swimming five freshmen. Wilda Catt.aneo Brian Winters scored 21 lie connected on his 22nd may have been the reason charge from thot- start. soaring I.ucas finished with 27 points pooints and Nate Davis and 'Thompson played so well," said to a 31-18 lead Atstraight shoot. Iona defeated scastin gets under way Friday ibackstrokei, Terri Gibson behind the torrid and nine assists and Elmore t'xander Rob Brinker, Mike Dew, antil hen Lyman tra vels to the i English each had 19 Bridgeport 7249 North Carolina State Coach Thompson. It was 60-43 at the distance freestyle, breast- Ken Welnischke are all in their South Orlando YMCA to battle stroke, Betsy Carpenter second year, having Norm Sloan half and with about six minutes lettered with tusomal i isitt& rib individual idual medk} once Brinker will be found in .t -. -'j The team as a whole lacks lreest)le sprints Beck) Platt liii distanci. freest}le and ,r experience and depth but still distance frecstylej and Mary backstroke, Dew competes in -c 1 has a few standout performers Beth liahilIl I.,, idistance indi%idual inetik) backstrokt that are expected to do quite freest)le) , and freestyle sprints while -well in district and state , TIns stars diving team has V.riqthke is 11 distance vuzllpctitiun. io only one veteran, The other firm. '.. -- Save 15% Duke Five - A popular author (his "Mea t on the Hoof" has been itically acclaimed and has sold about a half-million copies cr In Dell pa perback to date), Shaw tell s what life was like under Texas Coach Darrell (Daddy D.) Royal. - 8 KIN RAPPOPORT 1. - - -- ' book, this. Instead, "Meat cm the Hoof" Is a sharp Indictment of trickery, exploitation and fraud In college athletics. Shaw tells how he almost died as a result of a football Injury and shoddy team medical care. He tells of players performing with aippling Injuries, playing out of fear of the coaches calling them cowards If they refused. He tells of a "brain coach," hired, players were led to believe, to help with studies but whose real function was to keep team members eligible for football by advising them to take snap courses and by persuading professors to raise grades for academically troubled stars. But mostly he tells of coming of age on the football field and recognizing the discipline and dogma for whit It Is - just I tself college football. -- - - -' - By with tolgish, dirty-bliond liocks hugging his But player he was and 'xusader he La. At 28, Shaw has emerged as on e of the na tion's most literate and outspoken adversaries of the business that calls - Out In 'Meat On The Hoof' Speaks powered footbi.11 school No "HOW Coach Royal Taught Me Manhood" kind of joca wno fought his way through four the Texas M t, odes almotit shy, he doesn't come on like a crusader, either, / aw And, by inference, he tells of the athletes' 1otatanyhfg). i u,.c -. $ uary sn UvWrVuvt'aci,u J 11 m ar~_~7__ - - --.. -_ ,r ............... - £A-LUflflOfl I . I. - .. tWnst' --------------------------- .. 4 I..... I ... .I11_ I a middleweight and a light .,.. . ~ ~ __,_.-_-~~_:._ . --;t.. - -.. tM- - It .i,it-u up ,tiui log victor rtrez as a .springboard into AIt4mwnIe Springs gift to t he and Hicky Perez from Sanford, national recognition. boxing world, Lonnie Bobbins. heavy has been a main event Victor will be seen in a six Ricky Perez will be making Morgan will be making his One of the largest crowds in fighter since 1968 and has met round re-nutch with Al Moss of his pro debut In a four rounder third appearance In front of the Orlando's boxing history should the best of both divisions. 11w Bahianas with Orlando's Wayne Battle, local fans. The first two were be on hand Feb. ?7, to welcome He fought a draw wi th and This past Feb. 6, at the Sports Victor's younger brother is a knockouts over Charlie Fullard the return of Tampa's Ton)' de feated Buddy Boggs, when Stadium M s os was awarded a '-arbon copy of him both in looks and "Slick" Mitchell. These two Licata. Boggs was 12-2 and Just about split decision over Perez. Most and in weight, Corning In at wins extend ed Morgans record Th e undefeated Chinese- ready to take his place in the of the fans that were in at- around the 150 pound mark to seven wins in seven fights, Italian scored the most on- world rankings. tendance seemed displeased lucky has impressed everyone with seven knockouts, No pressive win of the 44-bout llt'rnandez was stopped by with the verdict as it appeared that has seen him work in the has ever gone past the fourth career this month when he Rafael Gutierrez and lost close that the local lighter deserved gym round with the Minnesota pounded out a unanimous 10 round dicisions to high to have his hand raised in Jim Clark, former manager slugger. decision t,,,,tr,, .,..,i. . - over five urn,' fnrn,,.r r:,nlon,' Jut,, tta t'ry. ul the older Perez has token Bobbins abo will be making world champion, Etude Mike Nixon, Arman(Jo Munia, Victor hadbeen inakinggreat Hicky under his wing. It was his tt,ird appearance in Griffith, in Boston, Ernie "Indian liul" Lopez. strides towards a future main (lark that turned Vic's career Orlando Ills last two efforL The utfinal scoring in the 1 2. Andy Kendall, Pat O'Conner, event before the Moss setback arounil and set t upon the road were against the undefeated round ba ttle for the American Bud) HGbks, Sandru Maz. with scores coming over to victory. middleweight from Missouri, and North America n Mid. zmghi, and Thurman Ourden. Charlie "Bab" Fullard, Ricky's opponent was seen at John Pinney. ifleweight belts was 118.112,117. Licata was last seen here in Roscoe Hell, Wayne Battle, Al 11w Sports Stadium only once 114. and 119-112. all for 1.cata of his- S1utIk.rll MSII_ ('e ...,,i H i... g'tL.....a - The first - Pinney-Itobblns . ,,,, ix-lore against % IC in a losing tut was a close six roundrr I 1li.' It'll ( r.. tr.,incd tighter dlccight Title, a iight round iii,kirg h's init:,il ci- dun. But lhsttk' has had an winch iiiany of the crowd kI will be risking his number four knockout of Nat King, Prior to fort before the local crowd t'xtensive amateur career and the Altamonte Springs fighter ranking amongst world that, he stopped Bruce Scott in proved a difficult opponent to should be good a test, deserved at least a draw. The iniddleweights w hen he meets just four rounds at the Orlando fight with his utauling style and Also sctiejuled to meet in an re-match was much more Cipriano Hernandez of San Sports Stadium in November, leng arms. A big hit over in the eight rounder are undefeated decisive LS Penney von going Diego Calif. Astrong supporting card has islands Moss hopes to use Glen The Viking" Morgan and away. - ~1 I - I L - Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974-I5A Rag. 1981 Sale 16.90 10'X 10' Dining Canopy NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEf,IJN - includes Instaltalicn of new linings, resurfacing drums, repack front wheel bearings with new grease seals and more, Premium disc brake ovorhaul. Not lust front brake pad replac.emenl, but a complete front and real brake overhaul. 94$I ~__V_ I - ~ - -- = ~_ ~~ . (' 17.77 JCPenney heavy duty muffler. Installation available. Penney Hue7 Dvlp Vuttlut, Gga'snieq It ,, C4v -1ut ti a'ou ijfl by a Penriuty Autt Center ilise ho 'n,rcr'aj,., of *oririt'tJ'p or wuta, C-..? *h,ie the cig'n,aI Putehast, Dans I" ca, C(ul"t, i ,j % P..,,.., S61-'-a-1 co a -..' ...... i,.,,, ;, I,,,., , CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ht6anforb (g 300 N. FRENCH AVE rath II PH. 322.2611 11 - I _________________ - JCPenney Auto Center 8:00 a.m. 'til 9:00 P.M. We know what you're looking for. Charge If at Sanford Plaza Ponney'E Open 110 am. tIl 9:00 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Store phone ... 323-1310 �- . . _. p S. - . • ,... _. • . . . .. .. . .... . . a .• • .. 14A Coin Recall Unlikely 16A—The Sanford Herald Feb. 21, 1974 PriceOf — w SiIvr • W•U V WU UI Or1 1%' 0 the I .ici Ti Bargain S - Thursday, February 21, 1974 Itali prel van P('U I Less than ayear ago the price of Miser was hovering around 11.98 to $2 an ounce. By June of 1973, it had climbed to $2.85 an ounce. Now it is around $ an The "yes" arguments are impressive. One big reason for the positive view is the Fact the government is permitting the price to find its own level in a free market. Time and again in recent years the government ounce. Will it go to $5 this year? Or even higher? stepped In and made sliver point until just recently that consideration sales From Its stockpile, silver was a monetary metal academic, By CAR!. W. RITTER Copley News Service ratb PYnèrtr1 Tn Rk keeping the price down. It may be said the government acted in good conscience, because this action helped Silver Users Association members, who Presumably enabled the public to benefit down the line. Then there was the valid and speculation relating to it in any formmight interfere with its proper function in coinage, Now that our copper dads have driven silver coins out of circulation In reiteration of Gresham's Law (bad money drives out good), the latter is rots ant (Del 114, Pane 1R News Chain Bank Employes Earn ings Attend Meeting In Louisville th mit ip Die Increase (S -- .• - -- . Th t.i I T 5t4. We lea bat rea 'flu Ilia Scotty's Sales Increase TIN Nti . Scotty's Inc. (AMEX-SHB) reportt'l it 23 pr celit in. n.i't in sales to $6,751,493 for the month of January, 1974, or ' S • $5,468,008 for the same month a year ago. Total year-to-date sales for the seven months ended January r 31,1974 were up 25.1 percent to$44,267,Sô4 over $35,3$6,146 for Inc same seven months of fiscal 1973. Scotty's Inc., is headquartered in Winter Haven, Florida and operates a chain of building and home improvement supplies stores throughout Florida, The firm also has 4 Scotty's Surplus Outlets In operation in Florida. j c S • "I •. . - •1 •,a / • . If & K Block Inc., the nations largest tax preparation serb ice, today announced the opening of a new office on Highway 1142, one half mile south of highway 434. The office is ne .dy operational, and will beexpedally convenient for ..its of Winter Springs and Longwood. "We have a minor problem explaining the office location," Floyd Ilsrrls, office manager, Indicated. "It has a Casselberry mailingaddrexs, but isnotinthecftycicasselberry"'.Iflghway signs Indicate it Is in Longwood, but it Is Just outside the city limits." The new office is definitely In Seminole County, Just north of Lake Kathryn, and will be open 9 to 9 weekdays, and on Saturday and Sunday. f -' !1 as flu ho WI. 'i Si '-:•- S .... ..•... . sci : ;....t 1 La an g S5 .• r .5 . fiv .. Cji, oul Off Hc tic cri 9 , 1: / 1 , • S . . 5 Chubb Elected President I V 4 - t LAV - h co or :i • H • 0 • .y .: •• ..- -. ;:....•. -L... •'. • :. . 1 - ---------- -.--------------- ----- ----..-- ---------- -------------- ,-- ---------------- -- -T ------=--- ' ------- -- ---- ---- -- -----,--.-- -- ------- Albert H. Chubb has been elected President of ComBank. .1 •,,A r au-vuw according o an announcement fliuC wuO, uj E. ta Banks. Chairman of the Board. Chubb is Vice President of ComBanks Corporation and also wves on the Boards of Coinflank. Longwood and Coniflank-Winter Park. Banks explained Chubb will aisume the Presidency on Jan. 1 Gas Or Food? Filling the post held by George F. Anderson For several years: Anderson continues tn serve on the ComBanks Corporation Board of Directors and the Boards of several ComBank member banks. Poor Hardest Hit In Energy Crisis A native of Winter Park, Chubb joined ComBank-Winter Park in 1962. He is a graduate of Rollins College. Active In community Copley New Service heat rub and a shampoo. The Opinion suggests that the affairs, he is chairman of the Board of Trustees of Valencia company is seen netting at least Nixon question and the oil Community College, a board member of the Central Florida Blood The energy problemis no: $2.65 a share this year, up question have reached the over. Bank and Is member of three local Chambers of Commerce. quantity, but price, as poorer modestly from 1973. C-P's Ragu played stage and will fade as people must choose between division should benefit from a market factors. . . gasoline and food, comments C. consumer move toward lower. New management has placed Change Card Bla nces Jump V. Myers in his Finance & priced foods. . . Tu.ikd Cuip. in the by livid ORLANDO — Bank charge card balances outstanding at the Energy Review from Calgary, back 'n the growth road, at' close of the third quarter of 1973 for the State of Florida totalec Canada. Ih reports carbohy. Writing for Wiesenberger cording to an article in $2065 million — a jump of W.2 million over mid year totals ac drate prices may go sky high Services, Inc.,William X Investment 1k tIers Digest cording to a report released by the Florida Bankers Association's because of the grain shortage Scheininan expresses the belief Bank Charge Card Commit tee. During the third quarter, more than and predicts 11 a gallon will be that there is at least a 20 per 6 million sales slips were processed; and more than 77,000 cash paid for gasoline, lie sees little cent downside risk remaining in advances were made. The number of cash advances represents chance of an economic upsurge the kind of stocks constituting nearly a 58 per cent increase over the previous quarter. The and projects further decline for the core holdings of the great average retail sale was 1?0.M For Floridians from the end of June to the Dow Jones industrial stock Financial institutions lie conaverage, "hit' next time it tinues to advocate a defensive the end of September. Mark Stroud, chairman of the Florida Bankers Association's breaks i9(Hon the downside, It policy incorporating a 50 per Bank Charge Card Committee, said: "Retail sales for the period will Find no solid looting above cent cash position. tallied more than 1129 million while cash advance volume totaled 500," Myers says, "Silver emerges as the most promising Just over Ill million for the State." lie says a time Is approaching At the end of September, 32.701 merchants accepted Master investment of the decade." He when "it is very likely se wil! Charge and 30,787 accepted flankAmericard as payment For a predicts there will be a silver recununerul that the 50 Per cent purchase. The average customer account balance was 126700. corner .— he declines to cash be employed not in the Mark Stroud, who Is also vice president, Lewis State Rank, estimate when - and says more defensive and con. Tallahasace, Fla., pointed out that for the first time since bank "those who still have large tratrend vehicles we have been charge cards were Introduced nine years ago, active accounts stores of silver bullion when recommending for more than a this happens will become lim totaled more than 850,01. year, but rather in the glamor mensely rich." He warns, sec tor.which embraces such however: "Silver tsdangerous, M. Russell Brown, formerly assistant vice president and marketing officer for Sun First National Bank of Orlando, has been promoted to manager of the advertising division of First at Orlando Corporation. In his new position, Brown will coordinate advertising for the corporation's 34 .anks around the state, correspondent bank ad. vertixing, national corporate advertiiing and advertising programs on local and statewide levels. He will also undertake speelal as.5ignmens and projects in all marketing functions of the Corporation. -------------- --- --- ------------------ - sometimes wild. For this reason, be cognizant of the dangers of going broke while in the midst of being right A research department re port from Kidder, Peabody & Co. notes that ChesebroughPond's has four new products being tcst.mark,ted. TI-cs' are tst' after-shave lotinis, it deep. - ----5- ---- ----------------- Isl - ' '" SANFORD BANK DIRECTORS . . . %%'. A. Patrick (left) director emeritus of Florida State Bank, Harold Kastner director United State Bank and Jack Presser (right) director of Florida State Bank. Enjoy Sweet Dreams Tonight! Try the Luxurious Firm Foam Foundation on Sterchi s Exclusive Caribbean Sleep Set! •- . -.z'. Tj !:iø- •Ji? L L' - " S...L.,,L ''i -'4(b "u1_,?:. : i '''t L r.. " - --------------- - -• -.ó.s LI'"L L L LL1!5 tm , -LL L 1 " j c'r 7- - eL...L J IC No %of Twin or Full Size Mattress and Foundation Satellite, IBM, Texas lnstru. intents, Xerox and Polaroid. In brief" states Sheir,mnnn, "sse - ' " ' Sc..., - '9 - .............. - •-, , ss-e', . p. Sc"M ("Sth,O< 9 feel it is much too soon to buy the glamn.r sector, but (Inc Use should be mentally prepared possibiy by April or May to eggressively reverse course.. •- .- .. -- .. . .- ... an •.t,I I.- 5c • a4 s.sfl t9. *5u9,4M.cv, •? ..Q O' Q" .-4<et ' - •',-. .,- ., Your Good Credit at Sterchls! - — 322.7953 1100 FRENCH AVE. -" Contrarian Humphrey B. Neill in his letter of Contrary IUflti5sNG SOUT ftflP PaOT(% SINCE Ills BANKAMERICARD - - ------ . .,, ._4 equities as Communications -- --- I (;uuI) TENIES WHEN BANKERS MEET "lts fluctuations are wide and to bl , Backed by Sterchi' s. 1 ... William Hutchison Jr. (left) director Florida State Bank, Harold Brooks vice . president and cashier Florida State Bank and John \. INIercer president Russell Brown Promoted . tf ttI' :t.; . "". .........•" 0 1• . UP .. ;,.1. .: •(ç .- ' •''. •.' . o ,. ' Block Opens New Office c:.. Mrs. Janice It. Springfield, advanced banking and Vice President and Mrs. management education. 71v Barbara Jean Brown, Assistant Regional Conference, one of Cashier of the Florida State seven such meetings, Is one of Bank of Sanford, Sanford, the forums NABW annually Florida, will be among those offers its members for fur. attending the QUAD. therance of their banking REGIONAL Conference of the knowledge. National Association of Bank The organization is also jnthe Women Inc.. 1he Conference Procels ef developing a new and mll be held April 21-24, lr,4 at innovativc "Action Prograin." the Gait House, in Lo Louisville, designed to prepare oen for women Kentucky. broader careers as bank The National Association of executives and at the same Bank Women has a mem- time provide them with specific bership of more than 11,600 academic credentials without women bank officers from all Job disruption over the country. The Mrs. Jean G. Wofford, Vice Association actively en. President, The First National c'ourages top level professio'ial Bank of South Carolina, performance for bank women Spartanburg, is the National and places great emphasis on President of NABW. MIAMI (AP)— Knight Newspapers, Inc. today announced . record annual earnings of $2.11 per share in 1973 on a net income . . ________ . ' - S of $n million. .tJ • 111— • 1'Fourthquarter earnings were 63 cents a sMre compared with ____ _-. I972 sahl•time quarterly rec dof .'entsasisare Lee Hills, chaL-main of the board of the newspaper chain, said the acquisition of newspapers in Lexington. K.., Columbus, Go. -and Bradenton. FL,. and circulation gains in Detroit and U CT MEMBERS u N IT ED FIRST FLORIDA BANKS, INC. 'I Philadelphia helped account for the record earnings. " " Knight said revenues totaled $341,903,000 In 1973, an increase THE (;rand Ballroom of the Kahier Plaza Inn Florida Banks Inc of 10.1 per cent over 1972. Net income was M,068,000, up 6 per Frank Smathers Jr in Orlando was file scene for cocktails and hors cent. president and chief executive officer of U.F.F.Earnings per common share of all represented a5.5 perd oeuvres for members of the board of H.; Charles Bradshaw director of U.F.F.B.; cent in'rease over 1972. directors of banks belonging to the Forrest Waddle senior vice president of Fourth quarter figures saw revenues rise to $9,1103,000 for organization. From the left, Scholoh Stephens U.F.F.H.; and T. E. Tucker chairman of p - ( $85,485,000 but net income decline slightly from $8,90,oc to president Orlando Bank & Trust; C. Howard executive commiteee U.F.F.B. 1 16.534.000. McNulty executive vice president United First 'Herald Photos by John A. Spolski The Knight company published 16 daily newspapers in 11 cities and seven suburban newspapers - !2 It is still possible, of course, that the hoarded silver coins, for one or two unsettling things since they no tongr effectively to happen. Unsettling, that is, relate to their original purpose, for the millions of Americans might be disenfranchised. who have silver coins tucked They could be proclaimed no away. For one, the government longer legitimate legal tender. might call in all silver coins, Neither of these posibillties since governments from linta is Anywhere near a rwnhnhilitv r-J "There no doubt will come a rather immemorial have taken less than kindly to citizens time when the U.S. government profit(eer)ing from the would like to call ln silver coins, .-- - "' "'v'' IIC LUU 1114U1Y millions system through — hoarding. in the hands of housewives There Is a possibility, too, throughout the land." - Gril a- --.-=------ ---5----- ------ ---- --- -=--,----- ---------=- ------ -------- DAILY 9.3G4.00 MASTER CHARGE - ----..--------------.---- -.- ------------------------- - �-: ——'-—---' ---- - - -------- _-.-__ - -_-..-..__-- T----- - -- -. 28—The Sanford Herald Medical Center Plans Expansion I the lie 1 hal Sebesta To Speak RENT accomplished; said Dr. Borowski, "land must be purchased and money is needed fr that, "about $3 rnfl:on fora c*-nu building, The Qbisplüa "HoleContest scheduled for Mar. 9. For GOP Guest speaker at the tBary Republican Club meeting in the -h - •1' SU Wif te ha rei ml ml Nc Nc - - 1 : - - 74 ____ — Special Weekly Rates LUTHERANS CONSTRUCT NEW ADDITION REV. HERBERT W. Goerss (left) and Walter Toncre, chairman of the IIui!ding ('ornrnittce of the Lutheran Church of Providence, review plans of new building that will house the Parrish and Recreational hall of the church at 1696 Providence Blvd. in Deltona. Ground for 4 I -. II r MAN OF MRS. HUGH G. Lynch toasts her husband after he was named "Man of the Year" by Deltona Woman's their annual ' Rib" party Friday at the clubhouse. lie was chosen for the honor because he was the husband who contributed the most to the success of the club during the year. Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) 1. ar .4 • 4/ -W - :4----- - -- SANFORD at MEMBER F U I C - Frn IN age BOOk I --- for - The trial so-vim to the semW "So few peoplt kept their promises according to the number A rides they promised to take on the bus . line that .' it PH 322-1611 ur ___ V h VT1 IOI II of U?OPL 1729 10 Fr.qu.ntdipauss r fvNcopywnse orp lions I ddress-------- cause Air Conditioning n be added easily— staliation by experts, - 4krdi SOUTHERN AIR -- Dimes OF SANFORD INC. 100 N. Maple Ave. -_ surroundiag areas are invited to attend. Wide 36" cut, twin blades full toatrnq deck 8 HP Shock-Mounted Briggs & Stratton Cflifle Recoil starter. Model 528209 Altamonte Springs—Bingo CENTRAl. SEN. CIT. CLUB—Chh of the Nativity--W W. SR 427—Lake Mary —Meeting Thurs., March 1—Program on EAT MORE FIS I - ' We're fresh water and salt Ireland—Noon CHULUOTA SEN. CIT. CLUB — Community Fire Hall — 7th Street Chuluota — Meeting 6 pm. — Pot luck dinner. YOUNG AT HEART — St. Andrews Presby. Church — 9913 Bear lake Road — Forest City— Meeting March 14 — 1 p.m. nothing planned. Scotty'. Sal. Prici ................................................. .......... 39900 so if you want to know where, I. . W,11, iryu.au k .OW, uuuu , come in an j c 'w; AUG IES ELDERS St. Augustine Catholic Church 1024 Q'stal Bowl Circle_ca55elberry_leet March 19-10:00 am—Refreshment Cards—Bingo — — get the latest information from Jim, Joe, or Fred. Save money tool COMING COUNTY WIDE EVENTS Tallahassee and Stephen Foster Memorial March 25 & 26—Fort Lauderdale and East Coast — April 22& 23. TOURS "Ireland In the Spring" 10 days May 11-21. "WOKING WITH F'I,OWEHS Leona Smith, Author and Lecturer April 18 Altamonte Springs Civic Center — Altamonte Springs.. For additional Information call 323.7090. ? 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Long At This Fan tastic Price SOFT KNI S 45" to 54" WIDE The Home of ye,I CIII II DRESSMAKERS LENGTHS. WASHABLE GREAT FOR BLOUSES, GOWNS, LININGS OR SLIPS La I I., Itali., CIiemcr alt mflIffil" Fo%h&*R craft a,. em." O'ap.I?tt I,qa,ll a c A II.ctrsø(t Cowf T1 0 'i IS am I Hs-,,arI OaIt•I' Scotty' s Sal, Prtce MIIø .a 04 AM,I'($A Of MMI,.t,,I,I J,c." 4 Oa.v,I$, mu'r slab sic rcç de rreasseym,'n? W3MBC3'OiO - I , J I( 9995 V IISCOTT iI L. All Purpose I - ' f. 6 95 599 W MICHIGAN GARD.N...AID 666 35: Organic -PEAT C Free Professional Interior Decorating - OETIZR lb. BAG 4 . .._. S COi-i-Y'S ROTO SPREADER "':..r • ' Scoltys Sale Price i 49 99C u,. PREMIER 0 , I 2 , Scoifys Sale Price Relaxed Shopping• Store Side Parking 2t TRIGGER SPRAYER -. . - '- on &ed base and can be used in sere% Oequ!a' Prr,' • '. Scotty's Sale PrIc. IMPULSE SPRINKLER knon for their unique Oiling and quality craftsmanship. '1 - RA,,4tB,RD Uttering t.''il.i • ' 1 Scotty. Sate Price g 10' LAWN STORAGE BUILDING n--, r- rl 5 ft ,'t'c,ent cutting Mooei 981 f; 1? rnarn.,faa (a.rr,, Snrin 6avi " sale — — - KNITS Meet 1st & 3rd GOLDEN YEARS FEI.LOWSHIP — Community United Meth Church — Casselberry, Fla. — Meet last Wed. GREATER OVIEDO SEN. CIT. — Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church Franklin Street off Geneva 11w)'. Oviedo, Fla. — Meet 3rd Monday. OVER 50 CLUB — All Souls Catholic Church 718 S. Oak — Sanford, Fla. 32771— Meet 2nd & 4th Tues. — DOUBLE a sc 50 + CLUB — 7th Day Adventist Church — Forest City. Fla. — Meet Ist Monday. 1`1(lEN ,DSIIlP (1.UB — St. Slark's Presby. Cburch — 102: Palm Springs Drive r for your — Tues. CENTRAL SEN. CIT. CLUB Church of th e Nativi ty — 603 W. SR 477— Lake Mary. Fla. — Meet 2nd Thurs. At 4th Thurs. CHULUOTA SEN CIT — ('guiim,,nitv 11pm hail -- •I, ci IF mo we - it.bi 469.00 Regular Price .................................................................. — water fishing headquarters. LONG RIFLES ENTERTAiN for nletogo out through second find third areas and return," said Fawley. -We can't operate at a loss.The bus currently has been rnminy Iron the Ii"in P"a w three areas and\1RM back to beltona Plaza and on to ' and 1Lond, f times a day. MN Philip A Carleton, rer Munda Wednesday and Casselberry, has been Friday. James Ragsdale i j 111'. a Inedtoc u assistant director of the alter cnmplenk, Air Force basic training at Lackland will take Word of the day-b) -day u%e peiial Tel. ,iiIr: 'fl% ?hide - 'I RIDING LAWN MOWER ---.-.. tS* d , ii p(uu, -' __i"r—q I "furnace with a future' inlort guaranteed. SOUTH SEN. SEN, CIT. CLUB—Meeg 1 p.m. March 7-1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan Bldg.—Rt. 436 320 W. Semoran Blvd.— W Hi - !" dish luncheon—Film on Ireland—._flub meets every other Tues(lay. SANFOIII) SEN. CIT. CLUB—Mt3 March 5—Bag l.imch— School of Dancing to entertain—Noon Fawley by iubsidizing !he INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. tw - __________ Sc Souls Catholic Church—Social Hall— Meeting March 510:30 a.m.—Covered - ! montbi ago when aji,,Jar DELTONA—At the March6 was distributed among the meeting of the Deltona SpOfl. residentsof thoseareas asking men's flub. members and when and ho many trips a - ee they would promise to ie. Th rsts .. justify starting the new service uai Opportunity Under Oh ou -.. on - ____________________________________________ In your future IT'S the - OVER 50 CLUB—All are running, CATCH CATCH MORE FISH, assistant directcr for the DELTONA—.The Deltona northeast Florida chapters of Sing-A-Longs, a musical group the American Association of organized a year ago by Retired Persons, was a guest J. Bucher of Deltona, will 8P speaker at the meeting of the pear on Channel 7, TV on, 8 local chapter In the Community at 7 p.m. for a half hour's Center on Friday. He reminded program of song. members of the leadership The taping of the .cogram development program will be dune at the Deltotu workshop to be held on Feb. V. Wilted Methodist Church at Daylona Beach. Mary Fellowship Hall on Star. 6. president, introduced Bucher is the director of the Clifton. group and Mrs. Ruth accompazuest. TEMPLE W Corporation, yflteflt. -' wk: 1 — DELThNA—Temple Shalom WW reprewntative of Dlfltou - XF. - . -.---. - '-' —— — Buy our shrim nets now, prcsident of the Koan Septic a demonstration and exhibit TanCo.Inc.. a a members o Long e direor of the Florida septic hub, a polar onntzation. Tank Association, was guest featuring old time mt..zzle. at the Feb. 32 meeting loaders. of the DeB ryCivicocjatj On March 12, the Club in the Community Center. sponsor a picnic at Blue Sprm Subjectof his address was Park. Here is a chance to ac"Septic Tank StM; A Story of tually see it* -Manatees for this Water: Man in Partnership is the season for them. with Nature." C.— SINA—IANGs0Nrt DELTONA—Forviwr district DFLTO4A_ DeLand Suburban Bus Company with Justice of the Peace H: halt i rite to residents of speaker at fh10 Itepubllcan the second and third Deltona in their to and from flub meeting Thursday at 7:30 DeLand:oute, March ' ac. P.m. in the community center. cording to George Hawleyho A social hour wiN f0low the DOvJfl An So Habla Espanol Service tttVV1 M .0 YOM TOPI,.J - -• - t - ofDeltonawjljspo,sorajance Saturday night% in the To Halt r Home lveme _1*W March I—Reg. busines3 meeting—Ira Weigley "Florida iirds" Chamber of Commerce Sanford Wright — 718 Magnolia Ave. — 322-4041. ThlllTy.NINEJ Sts. Peter & Paul Church Goldenrod Meet lt Friday —7:30p.in. March 1 —nothingolanned yOI - - - - Shrimp DEBARY—Arthur Clifton, :: hc i - .aIiomiiI A.wi. of Iletired Fed. Employes( Meeting • flIlkTy.NINERS CLUB—Meeting March 1-7:30 p.m.—Sts, Peter & Paul Church—Film on Ireland News Round-Up Rent tq ti ',.(11j t I..f_. F. S.inford 323.7600 or 322-1481 Winter Park . Orlando 644.8916 After Buiness Hours 322.0356 ar oreer.. 50+ CLUB — 7th Day Adventist Church — Forest City — Meeting March 4 at 6:30, Mo - was broken last month and already half of the 3,(li) square building Is built The one-story structure will have moveable partitions to provide eght separate rooms if needed is to be completed by May 1. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards Deltona-DeBary Twelfth Notes." Tickets my be secured from any member. -- Jack Prosser DAILY AUTO RENTALS Bjh CUB—Meeting March 1-10:00 am. location to be announced We - GOLDEN YEARS FEllOWSHIP — Community United Meth. Church — Casselberry — Mi-etlng Feb. 27 — Play — 1 act drama — SJC — Cherub choir will sing — Lunch — Must have reservations. CENTRAL SEN. CIT. CLUB — Church of the Nativity — 603 W. SR 427 — Lake Mary — Meeting Feb. 28 — Drivers tic. Renewal. _ . Bus me - - --. --- BRAN TOWERS — Beam Towers — Sanford — Organizational Meeting Feb, 26 — 10a.m. In the parlor, BXYZ — 1st Baptist Church — Langwood — Rerganfzat Meeting — Feb. 26 — 12 — Covered Dish lunch — Lyle K. . field, speaker Federation of Clubs. WINTER SPRINGS SEN. CIT. - -- -------- - -: Seminole INQUIRE ABOUT OUR -- WASHINGTON, D.C. — "Nearly 60 per cent of the Ford said, "If this increase in cent. The Bulletin also noted a Instalment loan delinquency Increase is part of the nrmaI ... ? rr col increase In ratios climbed substantially Christmas season rise in lasting trend, It will be par. delinquency ratios for during November.December delinquencies," Dr. Ford ticularly interesting to compare recreational vehicles, and a 45 1973, the Anlerjcdn Bankers pointed out. From 1968-72, the these figures with (tie figures peicent Increase in Association (ABA) reported composite ratio rose an now being collected by the dellnquencyratioson Fl-IA Title today. average of 24 basis points ABA's Instalment Lending I home Improvement loans, Citing the ABA's Instalment during November-December, Division for the January. Loan f)ellnquency Bulletin he said. February Bulletin. Survey, Dr. William F. Ford, Dr. Ford said, "The The November-December the association's chief remainder of the increase can Bulletin reported a 29 per cent economist, said delInquencies be attributed largely to adverse rise in delinquency ratios for equaled 2.53 per cent of out. economic factors such as the direct auto loans since Oct. 31. standings for eight bank in- overall slowdown in the Indirect automobile stalmnent loan categurei.j economy, rising unemn. repossessions per 1,000 out. Dec. 31 — a jump of 41 basis ployment, inflation and the standing loans were points from oct. 31. energy shortage. significantly higher for the Dr. Ford pointed out that "The gasoline shortage has period than in the previous two despite the fact the Dec. 31 been particularly troublesome months, Dr. Ford said. This i. delinquency figures were the because it has triggered sharp significant, he pointed out, tu?iest recorded since the declines in the resale value of because repossessions in this hulletin's series began cars, particularly large ones, category usually drop off I SEE September 1963, the and recreational vehicles, during the last two months of Iinquency situation may not which further compound the the year. as 5CtiOU. as it flight . delinquency problem." The rise in delinquency ratios '-ar "It is too early todetermnine" for mu!)I!(' h'rnr a- 10 SOUTH SEMINOLE SEN. CIT— 1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan — Rt. 438 — Semoran Blvd. — 310 W. Sermoran Blvd. — Altamonte Springs, Fla. — Meet 1st Thura— Women's Club — Overtrook AV Drive Casselberry, Fla. — 3rd Thurs. Meeting. llllRTY.NINERS_Sta.Peter&paw_Go1d,.m_ Meet lit Friday — 7:30 p.m. S YOUNG AT HEART —St. Andrews Presby. Church — 9913 Bear Lake Road — Forest City, Fla. 32751 — Meet 2nd'Thur VIlLAGE CLUB —St. John's Village — 250 Oxford Road — Fern Park, Fla. 32730—Meet lst& 3rd Thusr LUTHERAN HAVEN — Slain. Fla pen______ r) LUTHERAN HAVEN — SIavIa — Meeting Feb. 21 — 7 llr p.m. — Seminole Junior College — Drama Program — Roger Jarrand. lie s de''h, ' GREATER OVIEDO SEN. CIT. CLUB—Meeting Feb. 25 at 4 p.m.—Fish fry planned_.Cll 365-3325 for reservations....Meet ,J) V 128 South Central Avenue__Osje - amy. Atu Ume candidate for Secretary of StatC N pe FORDS PINTOS. MAVERICKS MUSTANGS. TORINOS By Day.Week - Month t Defaults On Consumer Loans Rise Seniors New 1974 ' Saturday,' Sebesta Hillsborough count) elections supmrisor, it ww annaltallced today by Chairles Cottrell. dub preskimt. Sebests is the first Itepubliam to announce his caridL dacy for the office of -Secretar) of State to replacr Democ a , Dick Stone, who reportedly will SIC - NOW! • -- will conchde his association with the Askew &dmhdgmtwn. Sebasta is 38 years of age and ha a children. He has been aCtJvUWflUgt Uthistocalityin civic and educational affairs andhaswonmanyawarthb u the 1R74 Jaycee Distinguished Service Award. He has been cited for election. related accomplishments the Wall Street Journal, U.S. NM And WorM Report AM the Washington. D.C. Office of Federal ElectMs. Representatives of Republican (lubi throughout Volusia County will be guests at the meeting. —L Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974-3B SANFORD DEN. CIT. . Sanford Civic Center SarJ Meet 1st & 3rdTues. Noon— 1st Bag Lunch —3r&Covered BY FANNETIE EDWAJWs meca1 needs of the corr, HeraM Cinup'i.Jeai munity were rapidly srpinlng the need of the proposed DELTONA— Dr. Anthony t4spita1. Bornwskj was the guest speaker Situated on smw 24 plus at the Southwest Voluita sara. the Medical Center was County Kiwanis Club last completed in 1967. This is the Tueidaytn the Iltona Inn. I. first soup of buildings. Sereral Boruwaki, one of the principal practitioners; use the facilities, founders of the Deltona Medical presently. In addition to the Center, explained the progress physicians- offkes there is a of the Center se its in. pharmacy and laboratory. spection Plans are being readied for a He stated that the Center was filth building to be started, started same right years,o n whá,-h ,m t,4 iis.iuu ..,.1..A.. U .. -- a- o--. small the Idea that asmallhospital radiology department. Plans ouId be constructed first. It are also going to be discussed was soon apparent that the for a proposed hospital, - possibly tobe started asearly as197acrl979. orl be I ani The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974 -4 : 3 5 .799 Scofly' Sal, Price Mwabie 1, �lB—The_Sanford _Herald Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974 144 - Br ide - Elect Cart" n Chapman -. _____ 1' - ____ ___ ______ ___________ a - -- I .4 I 196 . of I . Ital Jim: known. She .. . - . -.. ""U i k't 0 - (;r, T cn.-a11i-;u 11(1 \ 1` 40 V.11' !Uu'F\ Xl BETA ETA Exemplar Chapter of Beta Signa Phi honored their Valentine Girl. Mrs. Thomas Pat Largen at a dinner party at the Cavalier estauraiit, prior to the liSP Valentine Charity Ball Saturday flight. (I to r ) are Mrs. Wifljarn Jack, chapter president; Mrs. Largen, honor guest; and Mrs. Joseph hart, social cnalrman for the dinner. t.. mu tUe HI it rat mit - '. are bridkc(,andlr& Charles l. Chapman, grandmother of - 41W GardenatCircles 1 p.m. Mrs. J. M. Fahey will on herbs and flower Central Circle of Sanford arranging. Mrs. 1. J. Lewis, (;rden Club met at the Garden Mrs. talk L. A Atbritton and Mrs. Center n Thurlay morning John FOX iIl be hosss for a business and social meeting. - -~\ . . - Mrs. John Elder and Mrs. ' George McCall, -1W W dapplestnidelandcoffce Mrs. -. ' - 97., V IA .6 1 4 40 4 4 I. 's , . - -. 1• business session, first presenting the speaker, Mrs. J. H. Lee. who spoke on the , -.. '. '- . - 1 ' man hanging basket. Central Circle will cater t he _____ luncheon on March 21. Menu Wks ptanned and ers chosen. German Bali Scheduled Saturday - I)EAII ABBY: My own tendency to be late was cur ed when someone said that tardiness Li the subtlest form of sell-love and conceit—counting your time and convenience more Important than another's. Perhaps that is why the tardiness of my Inlaws rankles me so. They are consistently late, a hall hour to an hour and a halt, even for a dinner when others are involv ed. Don't suggest that I give them an ear'ier arrival time. One family member did this, ar4 when It was discovered, retaliation set in flow would you handle this? 'Short of excluding these membe rs from family gathetings.j ,i. Grr. Mrs. Earl N. Black will be chaurmsin of Judges. COSTUME WINNERS Woman's Club at their qpP1Ihl - -4 - IIIIIISCTSCIRCII.E A - 411W s Simple sugar 36 Girl name 21Heatng device 39 Palm leaf var IA%PAØ5 ________ r6 — — — 1 2 3 4 at 12:11 am. The "kissing booth" will potluck while the band will be dlnnzr 1 P.M. MRS. D. G. I3eissevain (C) was guest kpeaker at the February meeting Ib& teachers." of DeBary Woman's Club. She presented a program on the Customs of Holland. which was followedbya social hour. Posing with the speaker are Mrs. James Wallin (J), club president, and Mrs. Marge Ulrich, 4 S l Health clothing were 'top photoi Mrs. William With . .......... .. ....... .... -..... - -..... ........ - ..-.... draped luncheon on March Ii at 10 --................... ...... ..-..............-.... .- ..-,.---.., -------... - 1) lB L - 21 22 41 42 —— - - - - (6) Hogan's Heroes Dragnet (13) News I 7:30 • (24) LIlias, Yoga And You (44) Mod Squad (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Andy Griffith Truth Or -() Consequences __________ - bad years. hter • the patient, but they don't -- T"I ease is coining up. POLLY'S POINTERS 41t. TV - .... cabinet ________________ ______________ DEAR POLL\' — I hope someone can tell us how to remodel an old console television cabinet that is made W— E ve ning can be especially happy with mate. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May20) You have a personal aim that 3bot4d not be pushed during the day since you will attain it by _____ _____ ______ - _____ ______ ______________________________________________ needs more study before you pit it In operation. Avoid one who _____________ wants to come between you and your mate. lEO (July 23 to Aug. 21) Get busy handling your respon. ran I._______________________________________ __ __ __________ I. EWOOD VILLAS— Where slbtlities well and become more successful. Thi social side of life could bring many delights in the evening. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Steer clear of an irate associate duri ng day and get busy at whatever is most Important to you You can reconcile with partner tonight. Ii BRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Attend only to work that is necessary and then go out and have a good time. Deepen your artistic see and gain more satisfaction. SANDLEWOOD VILLAS— Where a deposit as as S410 is 411 "tell nnd It V-9 - 111 Akide jo buy alier renting for is long as six small Where slit monthly will 'AWGRIM001Y PAY your mortgage. taxes and ce after - i t ______________________________________ ma n SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Evening is Isest for amusement. Ii but any early attempt at doing so could meet with disap. enan -...................---....- ................ .---- .--------- ......... -......-.- -........... pointrnent.Crc'atwe work can soothe your nerves. -. -.,.. -----. ......--.., .......-.- ......................... -.,-=- .- (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Tomorrow Show S:30 (1) News (44) News 144) Gomer Pyle Almanac rut) off eitht r. I thuik most soft soled baby shoes are now ) Sunshine (13) Wills Family ( 44) Lucy Show 4: 30 (2) News (4) News WIN AT BRIDGE — -. Thursday. Fob. 21, 7974 ___________________________ Sobel Jr News (13) Ernest Tubb (44) Heroes _______________________________ Almanac ashable and tlrs'alile in the niachurt' at home and I putting in flower pots. — 0 V. - (24) Sesarrit Street daughter's shoes with white shoe DYE-not polish. It does not rocks or gravel to absorb and maintain moisture in your in DOG RACING 6:00 (2) News (6) News (9) News FRIDAY 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee door flower pots. Also rocks or gravel. if not sterilited. may contain wriclesirable Inhabitants,— IX)ROTHY DEAR GIRLS: Boll used sponges to sterilize them before Sanford Generation (24) El ectric Com pa ny MORNING the middle to make thinner pads. Use one of these instead of PH. fl2.Ji0i Hwy. 17-fl On Lake Monroe (6) Green Acres (13) Revelation 1:03 (6) Movie 61S (2) Sunshine ________________________ 6:30 2) Spring Street U.S.A. (4) Sunrise .s:4 Se m es ter 6:10 (2) Witn This Ring NOW1 7:00 (2) Today (6) CBS News (9) Solo's Big Top FRIDAY MATINEE S Post Time 8 P.M. u.n • Matinees Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat,,1:45pM hut . s;is -...,, NOW . *New Color TV 0: 5:00 (6) Cap?. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show () What's My Line? Sorry No One Under IS tO Miles north of Orlando between 'u ______________ Reservations (30$) $31 . 16u0 Movie NORTH 21 • QJ 107 10643 • , 4 J 742 "t' 49B3 "" 42 correct it wa the only coirect.ne. She needed two club tricks and the play of the ace insured this result against 9: 30 (4) Con centration 10:00 (1) Dinah's Place (4) The Joker's Wild 10: 30 (2) Jeopardy adverse distribution. She would be sure of two (4) The 510.000 Pyramid club tricks against 3-2 break. It was the 4-1 breaks that (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds No EXECIJTIVE ACTiON vcLv COLOR I — 5454 Save •s.,,s*y ,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,, ,,, ahd ' " 4Q 98 s SOUTH ID) king and queen he could only score two tricks Sup pose East held itteth. West would show out. The so Ih ................. ..-. (9) Split Second (44) FIlm 11:30 (2) Hollywood J ____________________ ls ______________________ o () Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For women Only e 11-55 (6) News nors. Later on the third AFTERNOON niv -and =- as 't.,s TMot, Squares club would be led from dum' 46 ..... jack would force one of the ho top 1$ I'ass se that an honor laile odrop.Shewou'dcon• my's jack. If West held the A2 ' ' 4, 1063 East'West vulnerable all Su tinue by lea ing toward dum' 4 , KS 5 1 West North (4) Gambit milht bother her. 4 KQIOS2 4K Pass 2$ .......... 5:00 (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie Mrs. W.H.S My sister took care of the scuffed toes on her evening. Show more devotion to a friend. GEMINI iMay 21to June 2D Although you have many problems in the world of business, you can easily handle them successfully. Re sure to improve your credit. MOf)NL1II1J)REN(JunefltoJuly2l)Anewplanyoijhave _____ Junction Journal (44) Movie 17:35 (6) News for a shoe size much less crawling have a Pointer to help w Tony & Louis. Costantino. Your Host & Hostess (9) Movie Entertainment l sta cleaner when you are cook- Wown 91W "Bigger £ Better Than Ever" (44) Petticoat (24) Bill Moyert Ingers, place this over your electric stove burner and the Lake (9) Pillsbury Bke-On (24) S.sam. Street (4-4) Gllligar's I sland 4:30 (2) Bonanza (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (9) Wide World Of time but was not on (hi, bail enough to send it 10 myself and P.M. a, 4:00 (2) Somerset (4) Mery Griffin in (9) News with carpenter's tools. than for any suggestions. — G.R. .1 DINING ROOM OPEN 4 'TIL 11 P.M. Featuring: Catfish$,HuShpuppi,5,Mo11t. watering Charcoal Steaks Sea. Live ' Theatre 11:00 (2) News cannot be repaired and my husband is very handy 4 foodOurcpecialty. (44) Bullwinkle 1 0' 30 (13) Zane Grey of beautiful wood. We hate to throw it away. The set -. (9) One Life To (9) Streets Of San Franciscc washing and cleanIng sponges hut cut them iii pieces the ARIES (Mar.21 to Apr. 19) You may meet with stwnbllng __ A Marriage (4) Match Game 9:30 (13) Stagecoach West 10:00 (2) Music Country ______________ ___________Polly's Problem _____________ H Linda and Les Varnes (9) General Hospital (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) How To Survive Film For um By Polly Cramer - Enjoy the same fin, Courmtry.Poljtan music that enjoyed In the past by Grady Butler, Tyson you have Right (44) Movie blocks In the morning but later you find that all rights itself. J 11 k (24) The Advocates (44) Bold Ones 830 ( Fire House 9:00 (3) lronsd, (6) Movie () Kung Fu (13) Movie (24) Humanities has a future size of flower pot bottoms. I quite thick cut them through nciving conditions cvuld be present. Later you find aspects take a lium for the better and you are able to start a whole new upswing towards the success that means a great deal to you . &astute. ____________________________________________________ "-.. .........- ..--- do not think they scuf'I as easily as the leather ones. — SUSAN DEAR 1'OL - on not discard used household dish- GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until midafternoon very an. -- — (6) The Waltons (9) Chopper One lOdde Institute IDAY,FEBRUARYZ2,14 "Manic depressives are up Wwk*6#a ———— ___________________________________ J__n Life (44) Patty Duke 3:')O (2) Mot he r Wor ld () Th e Price Is 5:00 (2) Flip Wilson - DEAR POLLY — Even though my baby is not even ready 1 his fears and has been in fine the last few years. A program shape for many years. on drugs was a big success, slr, they take care cdIlon lAguld premote, better un - ing messy things that might boil over. — VONDA Vonda: That Polly Dollar l on the way. — POLL's', the illness of her husband, a her husband has lost all his on topics of Interest to youth in manlc4epreuive, during — — - . (9) Girl In My (24) Woman - . ' (I)) Movie __________ -i (6) AS The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 2) Days 01 Our Lives (6) The Guiding Light (9) N ew lywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (4) The dçe Of (9) - - - — A Match 7:00 (7) To Tell The Truth — _____________ I IT" IT" 49 ——— '1 00 JACKPOT m .9) All My Children (4-4) Movie 1:30 (2) Three On EVENING " - 20 GAMES PAY ONCE FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING hl CBS THE CBS THUR. SDAY NIGHT MOViES "Wild ltovers" William Holden and costar this * THURSDAY Z7 a hook near the tub. Cut the center out of a nine-inch (usually) aluminum pie nit, bend the edges lfl with the pliers to avoid cutting sour from the Carroll Rig * - j• robbery- Television ____ r w j,g 4 1 23 — - pokes who figure onelif niyiterioualy good job—i bank on the roof. could set them up withe good life. They pull off the robbery, have a few good times, but spend most of the days eluding t he isW, a nd the two men wh 8:30.9 ABC FIREHOUSE have vowed to capture the pair. "The Treasure" Tonight's twoKarl Maiden and Joe Don Incident segment has the Baker have featured rows. firefighters rescuing a frightened, pregnant woman being menaced by downed high. tension wires. They then fight a blaze at an old mansion where the owner risks his life to retrieve a box, which repor. tedly st ores a fortune. comp1I Ryan O'Neal ______ = For Abbr, i.w hookIe bat TeeAgon Want Ka," send $1 to AMgaU Vu Ban., 132 I4a .• BeT. it JaIls. CAL 1L _______________________________ scrIbing her role in coping aith apartment, Mrs. Logan says siding exhibitions and lectrs Rtservatlonsareaccep(e( Jby and down. When they are do There will be a St. Patrick's f7 chrome ring beneath at the Garden Center. Day getieral card party anid 1 get one of those i'o11y Dollars, - The plastic net that comes ar o und a turkey or that holds CARROLL RIGHTER'S a1 ao 16 onions is wonderful for holding bath toys and can be hung on _______ • This Is a B.Y.O.B. affair — needed it, site says, ar.d she please bring your owr. favorite was able to cope. But some families do not recliquid refreshment! Set-ups are a prayer by Mrs. Gradick, president. Fourteen members were present. Mrs.Gordon&o, ve t, report on the board meeting. * -- DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is reading a Pointer in your column an d discovering it is somethin4 I do all the I Herald Photo by Charles Edwards You") o ' — — For a peneeal reply. wi'ft. S. ABBY: Box Ni. II7, L.A.. Calif. Nap. E.d... .taped, neU..reu,4 eavels,., program chairman. "It ishealth one of the problems of but in her opinion, more edu- mid. and one on venereal us PIRYing: "You shall noll be true mental — optional. 19 — 189mlles wrote dust in the Rh Century. B. c.1 i By chance, Officers Foley and western comedy.drama. A pair Burdick spot him and his ac- of __________ 1 13 elders eater the room. 'flsey c tradkt their parenLs, chat, tee before company. gobble up their food. and tyrannize Irteetill.0 wait npor-ed with Walking off with honot for for authority; they show disrespect for their etden, , • U _____ Lin,nt 40 Le gal point love tbaUrr In Plam of exerelse. TItey las kager rbe when Ilostesses, Mrs. John calling: 689-3000 or make check pressed ,' it is easier because 'ian the festivities at 7 Gradick, Mrs. W. 0. LivIngston payable to German American th ey need the family. When p in., followed by an exciting and Mrs. T. J. Lewis, nerved Society, Ine., 381 Orange Lane, they are high, they d on 't need Strawberry short cake, coffee, Cas.selbr'y, 32707 anyone. They are in euphoria, _______________________________________________ treasure hunt. Gu ests were tea, fruit juice and heart sha ped mints, F- — r CONFIDENTIAL TO OLD.T1MER IN PALM BEACH. Before you pat down the youth of today, read this: Oar th new love luxury. They have bad manners, • / ognize mental illness and some available. The monthly meeting of The cost? A reasartabk music do ilut know how to cope with It if they are aware, the has con. Hibiscus Circle of Sanford donation, Food and set-ups alt' cluded, club Garden Club was held Feb. 8, at ptcting the shipwreck scene ....... 33 Sea eagle knee YOU! / , attired in original outfits ........ -..- 32Trapfor game DEAR 0 AND H: Don't sweat it. Invite them only on those occasions b?n their late arrival will not tocouvra. HOLLAND Cl . lu Ifs ;j', Ilk l'fi'n; ftf German American Soci.ty Mrs. McCall remainded dear.. ."! There will also be a Adatn's Rib" party 'ponsorcd by the Dcltona -... 25 Footed vase OFFENDED AND RAFFLED members that March is the tag special prize for the --mOd help the families," she ob. captured at the annual markets 'use. IV ç__ month to plant trees and married lady." served, slirubs,Therearene-wps for AGrnnan.stylebu .zjt%.,,'jbe Fortunately, ti,e-' .flttdfroiii7p.m. 1111:30 p.m. provided strength when mustard and tomatoes on the A SHIPWRECK theme was Elm . daturing the Annual Plower Show The cour t Jester wi ll lead t he By VIVIAN BROWN the Garden Cen ter on March grande march at 9:11 p.m., spending a lot of money and go. derstnmhng of mental heal th -AP NeWIICIhe W rite r 29 and 30. followed by Prince and Pfl. ing for days without aleep some fa:nhiez may be ashan NEW YORK I AP — Find. Their brains race — Josh could or try to hide the problem. The Each Circle will be respon. cess, grand rnai'sha) and the II lies of the mentally Ill need le arn a whole language when way to start sible for four artistic Court Advisers. help, too. says Nedda Logan. he was in the hospital," Mrs. the y ng. , she says, is with 'rhi' crowning of jt, ew lovely wife Broadway direc- Logan recalled. arrangements. A traveling For exanmpl?. she Is trustee and princess for t he 1975 tor Joshua Logan. In her softtrophy being added th is year prl of the Mu.seum of the City of Fasching..,-season will be he ld spoken manner she was de. by the dub to 1tono Interviewed in her New York Nest' York. which has been pro. ADAM'S RIB PARTY — - ' Clubhouse. 381 Orange Lanse, for a night to re. held at the Lovel~ Home of MIS. provide you with tht fun of your . - 1 Society are Inviting the general public to join t he, Feb. , at the Needle pomt *holders have hair do" and your umigintion I I' at the GardenCenter on March and prizes galore for the best 10:00 a.m. costumes, It's time to let your 14, presidents The Judge's brunch will be _, •. ...\ Day Card Party and Luncheon music. There will be door prizes ' r' - / CAELBERHY — Interestad in participating in a "Grande been ordered arid will be sold run wild. Wear anythbg! Flower holder, -- N ational Park 44Three-banded is in Colo rado armadillo I Ireland fl Born 47ldonesiin 2 Smooth 23 Bir d island 3 Fish 24 tlalirm 45 Ardor 4 ?S Culture media 5) R,ys name SCrimson 26Flesibkstioot $2A'utomscal 6 Tendency 21 Hostelries plesus 71)emocrai ZSCrucitii 53 'eologscal ab 30 Small island eAers $Ilighesti,ot 3) Irish fuel $5 Golf mound amut 34 Erect 54 Ediors lab , 3Sllijh card SS Three times lO Small bottk 4lSsuo' shot icomb DEAR hUSBAND: And I'll bet you're tight! If s" - The Four High Tones will dew One perwm from each circle ill help with t he St. Patrick's light you wi th their popula r -F 438ePunda slave 12 Nautkal term 44 Laths - mesntr, -- ttti 1 planting, growing, fertlltzlr.g, Mardi Gras Boll" 'There is no pruning of plants, need 1° travel to New Or leans, She advised to mulch heasy, Rio de Janero or Munich. You prune and ferti lize in March fcan have the same traditional 7 right here! and water house plants weekly. Pri Herbert and Princess Following her talk she demonstrated t he making of a EISJ Of the German Arnierican "j -. . ,, .• 1 • H. H. Crier, CWCk president, presided over t he • .'. •• •. .•:. •.•. .. .• . hostesses on arrival-of members. • ............... 11 Z11FT1 DOWN 29 Tear 8 . 9 Graduation" ____ L II Domestic - • ' S) _________________________ -..-. U L'T IF' Tb! SlWUhtilightly IS Rocky 62 Transgressor money CBS THE WALTONS not only sings ( Think A bout "The o Your Troubles" and 'I'v' Got f occasions , Have but gets Into grhduaticn exercises. John. a comedy skit with Flip in s"hich tney play an affluent and there seemj to be no couple. Tony Randall 5)f3 question about getting him t he ir butler. Bob and Ray, spruced up for ceremonies. satirists and humorists well But fa te Inter enebe family known fr 1r radio and cow des. The WaIto really theater acti vi ty, also a re on need the money for a new cm show, and the big debate is over John. BOY'S desire to return his ciothesandget the money back. 8-8:30 ABC CHOPPER ONE "Ambush" A revenge-bent man whose brother was killed in a 8.9 THE FLIP WILSON shootout with police, pa r SHOW A wonderful, rare a hi mself on a roof and pla ns to pearace by Ina Home. She shoot down police heli copters. new mistakes 25 Sojourn 25 26 I. A lady's enthusiasm has everything to do With a man's virility (rhymes with ability); 2. ve and sex are not synonymous, but they can be mighty close kin; 3. Anybody can learn to cook, and I'll bet Whitihisname hLstks shile he fixes breakfact every morning. OLD HUSBAND I _________ 60 Punting south abi ZOHebr,w letter Sir , 21 Furnts with DEAR ABBY : Please reassure the wife who lamented that she hcd been smashing in bed, but shod elsewhere . ENTHAL CIRCLE . Colorado on — 1Isses _________ ________ &raeItones rng'd It State bounding classy gal. C P. Kabun. Bill TTe, Roy H. (1mrles T. l ta bun Jr., I. V. and L'azneth Madden. _;_ so U th e shacker.upper, on't budge, ou'd be valid, ____ _______ 57 Greek sIse to Inor. It's easier to ([nil another pad than another future - - - -. ), If anybody should move, it should your buddy ho In vited his girl friend to bunk with him. Thai's not the dez.l you made originally. Joan's objectbns ' - of MR. CLEAN: ..- % At the close of the dinner a surprise gift, a silver heart shaped engraved jewelry box, was present ed to Mrs. Largen Werald Photo_by_Cecelia_Farmer thi .- . . Approximately 45 members, their husbands and guests were present. CIF DEAR - t&"3ti _____________ bright ant w i • %4 4I DEAR ABBY: I am a 25-year.old guy who came to New York lth $ buddy. We teamed up ith another guy, and the threof t wo-bed room apartment. It's a great cation for all of us, and we split the rent. MY buddy (the one I came to New York wi My th) his girl friend from back home to come to New York and stay at his pad. She's still here and plans to stay indefInite. ly. (She arid my buddy share one bed room, and the other guy and I share one.] I recently met Joan, who's the nicest gal I've ever asked me where I Lived, and I told her I lived with t other guys, Then I mentioned this gi rl who', staying with my buddy. Joan blew her stack and said didn't like the ea of a girl living in the same apartment With me even tho I have nothing to do with her. I'm serious about Joan. She's a very classy gal, but she insists that eIther that girl should move, or I should. What do you th in k? MR. CLEAN rr.ITI., SOPossourc,q l7ArtoreaIp,,me - the 1 .1 0 . - - It ,, ,,, TftWN Y - . be I3Peruvr 14 Feminine appellatiOn IS Pan within lTan ir. utber ABIGAIL VAN B1Jftj - 42 'estPornt,r 4IStruUIeS Cnivmcimm 1 Symbol for nhtrium TV Time Previw highlights ________________ 7 State capital Too Many For Joan — 41 Chinese ACROSS I Cs4oradoi htjbtstpeak 4 In An Apartment 1 Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974—SB The Sanford Herald Tour Feted - 0th Puzzle Answe, to Pvvous Abby Colorado Mrs. Gilea Chapman and - ---daughters, Mrs. Lawry E. :. Rockett and Mrs. John D. Canton Jr., bra ntlscellaneoussho,er hon. F -, caing Miss Carin chapman, bride-elect of James Rabun at pp--= 110 the Chapman home on Avenue. Highlighting decor were two arrangemen ts In silver containers on the two coffee tables. One was white mums and the other a beautiful arrangement of pink satin roses. Refreshments party A. I snacks, rainbow mints, fit punch, coffee and jello reception sa la d on lettu ce were served f rom a table, overlaid with a white lace cloth, and "entered wi th an arrangement " ' tj three varieties of hitz , $ - 4 titumt. plum blossoms and r' green hotly, in a silver a' container. An umbrella suspendedfrum(Mceilingover . the t.ible. MIS'ELL\NEL'ltJI1).\LS(J\VEfl flt' hatess gift to Mis.s CL.pIto r Mrs. ,John I). canton, Mrs. Giles Chapman, Mrs. Lowry Hockett, Mrs. J. iitai was three place settings of Harold Chapman. Carin Chapman, Mrs. Charles T. Rabun silver in her chosen pattern one each of the hostesses. Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer Guests included Mrs. J. )bun, mother the the hone. Melts Jr. :ind the Wright Ill, Alf T. Brown. s Harold 4 Dear ............... ........-, -.... .- .......... -.... --- .-.-........-..-.... ____________ -.-.... -......... ., .. .............. .- ....... . ...... . .- ..... ........ ..... ...... �- - - - -Os-The S anf ord Herald -- -,--------;-.- Thursday, F eb. 21, 1974 OOP ALLEY rMT CaIIIIIKS M Shopping by Div. Grew US A - MWW 04*.5x' I CAN ,M& ANY \ Wr am 14M For M FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Is Ptercby given titat I am engaged in business at RI. No.3 Max D\eXi Seminole 44 Sooford, Hwy. I7. County, F lorida Under the fictiticul New ... I/ ,I .-I ~ fi; other A By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. IL, M.D. Rev. Mart found himself In need of a new wife. So be Iekpboaedmeto see U our SMF maid locate a congenial girl that matched him on the It basic (actors Important for happy marriage. Note what happened! Tell all your eligible friends, too! CAMPUS CLATTER with I!MO BURNS __________ r NOW PRESENT by Larry Liwli OUR GENIAL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR WHO WILL 11 I LEAD THE 9OARD OF EXERCISES... IN A SERIES CASE Z459: Rev. Mark, aged 37, is a California pastàr. "Dr. Crane," he telephoned, "lam one of the 3,00 volunteer clergymen who help Interview applicants for the Scientific Marruge Foundation. "But now I am In need of It services, myself. "For after 15 years of happy marriage to a wonderful wife, I lost her six months ago, due to canccr. "We have 3 wonderful children, all In grammar school and I have a 60-year-old lady who now keeps house for us. "But the children need a new mother, who Is younger and thus more In tune with their current problems. "And I am bereft without my wife, for she was worth at least 50 per cent to my meceas In the ministry "In my large church, which keeps me busy 7 days per week. there are probably 20 splendid young women who'd make me an excellent new wife. "They are to 35 years of age and include teachers, nurses and a couple of airplane hostesses. "Bit I must show no personii romantic interest In any of them, lest J offend the other 19, and thus cause friction. "However, I haven't the time to go elsewhere In search of romance. could you please Introdi2cr me tos congenial girl who would make me a aplendJd wife and mother to my 3 chlkfrni? "I don't want a girl who smokes or chUiks and prefer one who has some musical talent so she could play the piano at churc-h events, if our pianIsts aren't present. "And of course, I certainly have no objection to a good )oc*tng young woman!" U L I=!J )AI L BUGS BUNNY by H.insd.hI & Stoff.l E 4L! 2')J CAPTAIN OPPO EASY LOO. •' '. Lawrence by Crooks & LIKE SEF £r . ______ WHO t.ONKE P 'YE HE P-P-PtCx 'ouc...Tt4Ar/ me up IN oNe I'4AM QtJEHEAP I AND HURLED ME TO APE.4IJf ( THE PLOCRLHE5 ___ WE WJJOW. WE _ 4AW HIM 8RfA< A CN.AJR I.IKf A TOOTHPICK'-WHAT E.OUT THE F4MTMT,c,quY STROIVG! } - I AVEN. r r RI3p1T ISJ AtJ r OMI ____ FRANK AND ERNEST I.... .J. ?L_... I i L I ! WATCH IT, I U'RE HAVING. DELUSIONS Of ADEQUACY _______ ______ AG'aUN COMPUTER CUPID 4 .1 The Scientific Marriage Foundation Is a charitable Interfaith organtzatinn with Dr. Peale, BIshop Kennedy of California, Rabbi Silver of Coimectk'ut, Momignor Ward of Indiana and other mitstanding church leaders on the Board. It employs an IBM computer, matching applicants on 10 basic factors, so they have little to quarrel about after their marriage, except trivial items such as burnt toast. etc. We keep all information cvthdential and "privileged," llke the relationship cidoctorto patient or clergyman to parInJiJoc. Thus, we don't release the names or pictures of any of our applicants, even to some of the splendid national magazines that have wanted to help us by naming special feature stories about the SMF. DeWitt Wallace, publisher of Reader's Digest, thus urged us originally not to indulge in advertising ks took akin to the arts" and current dvertssing organizations that operate "Dating Service" at $496, per year's etuolimeni Our Board voted to charge a nominal fee of only 150, to cover permanent registration. And so some 10,000 happily married folks, plus hundreds of formerly haII.orphasied kiddies who are now bubbling over with 4 : I WINTHROP ! by Pick I ITL CAMPAaiiii To GJA, IWJcEMOcpE THEREtL . j TKATiI15 E6lLv P1flC Be PlanhIpG. TOLSCKAT. C.v.Ik GM. 7 - E6? ___ _______ I ----- w1ftm. ft in am I vs ft a am 225 BLONDIE Oik Young • lIP C&GW000. &IAKE UP AND COME TO 1. DINNER . .. 1 .IKE HIS .VIER PAY Y X 39 - BEETLE BAILEY VAT 1.. PEAGANT OVER1U E 8'' I I VON 6OPPE -- , Legal Notice -& 1 VERY NICE, DID I1E VE ONE FOR OFFlCEg, TOO? t Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given that a Legal Noticf Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT Notice All PublIC Hearing Notice is hereby given that the Pubic Hearing will be held at the hoard of Adjustment will conduct a Conmission Room In the City Hit public hearing to consider .p name of THREE STAR MOBILE in thi City of Sanford. Floridaat , HOME SALES, and that I Intend to 7:00 O'clock P.M. on March 23. 14, Proving a Lot Site and Width register said name with the Clerk of to consider the annexation at variance In an A.) AgrIcutlure Zone on the following described property: the Circuit Court, Seminole County, property described as follows: Lots 110, 131,1 135, First Addition Florida in accordance with the Beg at a p1 on the Ely line of an to Lake Sylvan. according to plot provisions of the Fictitiou s Name abandoned 30 it which is RR R.W thereof recorded In Flat Look 1. StatiAss, To.Wlt: section Stt$ottneNiInecfsec2. Twp30 Page Is, Section 311530. fit Statutes S. Rqe3O E. run thence 5Wly along 1: Howard L. Martin Ely line of laid RR R.W to its in. Seminole County, Florida. F urther described as on Pacific Publish: Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 11, 31, 1574 tenection with the Nly R.W line Avenue in Paola. DEX7$ Airport Boulevard, thence NWly This public hearing will be held in NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING along the hily R.W line of Airport t COVld Commission Chambers TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTI ON boulevard h its intersect ion with of the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, the Wly R.W lIne of Said RR RW, OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY cnMarchlI.1c71.1t7:OoPm,oras thence NEly along the WIy RW OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. soon theaft er er as possible. ofsaldRR RWtoaptWofbeg,Eto Notice is hereby given that: minole County board beg. Said properly is presently Public Hearing will be held at the of Adjustment Commissk,n Room in the City Hail toned M I (industrial) District, By; Walt on Torres. All parties in Interest and citizeni in thi city of Sanford, Florida, at Chairman 7:000'clock P.M. on March II, 174, shall have an opportunity to be Publish Feb 21. 1511 to consider the adoption of an or. heard at laid hearing. DE $06 by Order of the City Commission dinance by IhC City of Sanford, Florida. title of which is as f011Owi: of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 11th day of February, 2574. H. N. Tamm, Jr. ORDINANCE NO. tIN NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS City Clerk of the NAME LAW City of Sanford, Florida AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY NOTICE is hereby given that we Publish: Feb. II, 25 March 7. 11. OF it. SANFORD, FLORIDA, are the sole owners and are engaged AMENDING ARTICLE V. USE 15h1 In businaji at Route I, Box 112 A. DEYSS PROVISIONS FOR THE SALE OF sanford. Seminole County. Florida, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES FOR (Monroe Road) under the fictitious CONSUMPTION Old THE name ofMONROE GROCERY, and PREMISES IN ACCORDANCE that we intend to register said name WITH CHAPTER 3 OF THE CITY CITY OP wth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, CODE AND AFTER APPROVAL ALTAMONTI?PRiNO$. Seminole County, Florida, ac BY THE SANFORD CITY COM. FLORIDA cording to provisions of Chapter MISSION Notice of Public Hearin; us os Florida Statutes A Copy this t,e av All ilbb it at the TO WHOM IT '.AY (O'CCRN 5 Willie U Green office CI the City Clerk for all per. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by S Ruby Green sons desiring to examine the same. the Planning Board of the City 04 PublIsh; Ian ii, Feb. 7, Ii, 31, 1971 All parties In interest and Citilins Aitamonte Springs. Florida, that Shall have an opportunity to be said Planning Boom will hold a DEXIld heard at said hearing, public hearing to consider the By order of the City Commission question of designating and of the City of Sanford. Florida, assigning the zonirigclassification ol IN T( CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, H. N. Tamm, Jr. to General Office (3), "043. City Clerk property asdncrlbed below. asthat FLORIDA Pibl,sh: Feb. 21. 1514 classiticalion Is described the PROBATE DIVISION 74-34-CF DEY. comprehensive toning ordinance of In re: Estate of the City of Altamonte Springs. ROBERT B AXT, Deceased SEMINOLE COUNTY Iuaiu, Florida, No 72S73. NOTICE TO CREDITORS OPADJUSTMENT Subject properly i described as TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Notice ofP.blicmowing fOIlQ*$• Notice is hereby given that the Block Hot Tract 57.as re cor ded in CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Board of Adjustment will conduct a Piat Book4. Page 63. of the Public SAID ESTATE: You and eacn of you are hereby public hearing to consider ap Records of Seminole County, notified ano required to tile any proving e SpecIal Exception in an A. florida (ljim% and demanda wnich you or I A griculture Zone to rark a trailer THE PUBLIC HEARING will b on the tOiiOwng described pr operly, held n the City Hall of Altamonte ei'irr of you. i-nay have ga.nst It'd SSChsof N )0.SChsot W "s of NW Springs. Florida, on Thursday, estate in tP,eotfice ol the Clerk of the '.of NW '.,,, N 7acrnof 514 acres of March 7. 1914. at 7;00 P.M., or as Circuit Court Seminole County, W '.'s of NW ,4 of NW '.i, All In soon thereafter as possible, at which Florida, Prcbate Division. in the Section 3 IOS31E. time interested parties and citizens Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, Further described as South within four Calendar months from for and againxt theproposed the time of the first publicationof Cameron Avenue. will be heard This public hearing will be held in THIS NOTICE is to be published this notce. Each claim or demand the County Commluion Chamb.ri by posting one (fl copy on he must be in writing and tiled in 04 the Courthou. Sanford, Florida, ida, property aforesaid described and uplicate and state the place of on March Is. 1974. at 7:00 p.m., or as posting In three (3) public places residence and post office address of soon thereafter as possible, within the City of Altamonto the claimant and mvii be sworn fu Seminole County Board Springs. Florida, at least fift(.,n()S by the claimant, his agent or at of Adjustment days prior to the time of public torn", or the same shall be void By - Walton Torret, Dated at Sanford, Florida. thiS 7Th hearing, Chairman DATED THIS 7th DAY OF day Of Fetiurary. 1514 Publish: Feb. 71, 1511 5' KITTY 0 AXT FEBRUARY, 1574 A D. DEY I As Executrix (OCFICIAL SEAL) at said Estate Phyllis JordahI, Silinhoiser and Logan SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD City Clerk OF ADJUSTMENT First Fsderat Building Altimont. Springs. S.antoqd Florida 37771 Notice of Public Hearing Florida Notice Is hereby given that the Attorneys far PublIsh Feb. 31. 1514 Board of Adlustment will COnduct, Kitty D Ai t, DE'r107 public h earing to consider ap Executrix under the Will of proving a Special Except ion InanA. Robert B Ant. Deceased CITYOF Pubisli Feb. II, 3$, 174 1 Agriculture Zone to park a trailer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. DEY-511 on the following described ploperly: FLORIDA Lot Tract 1,04 St. Johns Ranch Notice of Public Hewing Estates, Section I, Township 30 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; South. Range 32 East. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Further described sson old Stole the Planning Board of the City of OF ADJUSTMENT Road NO- 64 tOsowla It'adli- s -' " Alto mo,w, Springs, Florida, that Neliceof Public Hewing This public hearing will be 1uSd in said Planning Board will hold a Notice is hereby given that the the CosNy Commission Chambers public hearing to consider the Board of AdIutm, nt will conduct a 04 the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, question of anuncing the coin public hearing to consider op on March II. $571. at 700 p.m • or as protunsive toning ordinance of the proving a Special Exception in an A soon thereafter as cosslb;e. City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, I Agriculture Zone for Commercial Seminole County Board No 723 73, to amend the provls.fo, i-f raising of swine on the •oIIo*ing of Adiustment Section U relating to "Temporary described property By: Walton Torres, -4grts. The N "jOf the SW '.. of Section IS. Chairman Said text amendment requested TonShIp 2$ South, Range 37 East. Publish: Feb. It. 1171 Is: to increase the length of timi Seminole County. Florida 0EV. 105 temporary signs shall be allowed to Further described as one mile N of be maintained; to decrease the Chuluota on Sriowhill Road on E side SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Period between temporary sign of road. OF ADJUSTMENT requests, and to revise the This public M.ring will be held In Niliceef Public Hearing procedure for requesting temporary the County Commission Chambers NotIce Is hereby 5iviru that the signs to be maintained for perloch of the Courttuousa, Sanford, Florida, Board of Miustm.nt will conduct, longer than fifteen (13) days. on March III. 1574,,, 7;00 pm., eras public hearing to consider op THE PUBLIC HEARING will be Soon thereafter as Possible proving a Soeciat Exception in. C 7 held in the City Hall of Altamnte Semnole County Board General Retail Commercial Zone to Sprng. Florida, on Thursday, of Adjustmrnt operate a mechankal garage on the March 7, 1571, at 7 a' P.M • or as By Walton Torros, following described Properly: Soon thereafter as possible, at which Chairman Trial part of the N 4 of the SW '-a time interested parties and citizens Publish Feb 71. 1111 04 the SW iiiii lying Westerly of S. R. 16 for and against the proposed toning DEY.I07 aril Easterly of Geneva Road (also text ansenomnt will be heard kowruasS.R.fl4)Ineiqfl.305. THIS NOTICE IS TO BE 33E, Seminole County, FlorIda. PUBLISHED BY POSTING IN described as Southeast Further THREE (3) public places within 'Pie CITY OF corner of SR. 126 and S.R. 16 InCity of Altamonte Springs, Florida. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. terleltion In Geneva, Florida. of least fifteen (15) days ploy tc the FLORIDA Trill public h:ing will be held in lime of public hearing. Notice 04 PublIc Hearing t County Commission Chambers the DATED THIS 7th DAY OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. FEBRUARY, 1511 A 0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY on March Ii. 1171. at 7:00 P.M., or as IOFFICIAL SEAL) the Planning board of the City of soon thereafter as possIble. Phyllis Jcrdahl, Altamont, Springs, Florida, thd Seminole County Board City Clerk said Planning Board will hold a of Adjustment Altamonte Springs, public hearing to consider the by: Walton Torres. Florida question of changing the toning Chairman Publish, ieb. 71. 1511 classilicaleon from Residential, Publish: Feb. 31, $571 DEY.I MultipleFamily. "R.MF3" t') 0EV 110 Commercial, General, "C.O", on CITY OF propeityS described below, as SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, those classifications are described OF ADJUSTMENT FLORIDA In the comprehensive zoning or. NaliceeIPvbllc Hearing Holies otPublic Hf eying dinance of the City of Attamont Notice is hereby given that the TO WHOM IT MAY CC N :ERN: Springs, FL3rIda, No, 775 fl Board of Adjustment twill conduct a NOTICE IS HEREBY .IYEN by Sutuieci propirty is described as public hearing to consIder 09 the Planning Board of the City of lOIio*proving a Special Exception in an R' Altamonte Springs, Florida, that Commence at the Northeast IAA Residential Zone for Church said Planning Board will hold a and Educational Buildings on the public hearing to ' consider the corner of the SW ' of the NW I . of Section Ia, Township 21 South, following described properly: question of changing the toning Range 75 East, Seminole County, Beg NW corner 04 SW '. run SEty classification It,,n Residential, Florida; run thence N an road to ditch NEIy along ditch to Motti$, ldegrees 53' Family (I), "RUPI" to " W a distance of 23 feet to the Point 300 It in' lake North to North Ce.nm,rciat, General, "C.O," on oointofbegjr,g ,y, line West to beg (less: beg South 17 thence run North the properly as described bilow, as is degrees 32' 46" W a distance $23 degrs, 73 minutes, East 313.43 ft those classifications are described feet; thence run S 0 from NW corner run North IS in degrees Il' )4" the comprehensive toning or. E a distance of approximately 230 degrees, 31 minutes East 1071.31 II dlnanc, of the City of Altamonte let, thence r un 19 degrees N South 43 degrees, 33 mioutes West 5216" Springs, Florida, No. 271 73 W a distance of approximately 74 ) $4 43 I* to centerline road North 47 Subject properly is described at f(00;hence run North 00 degrees 37 ' degrees 23 minutes W est ft to ton £7" E a distance of approximately beg plus road). Section 70' 71S 75E. The East ",of the SE 1 4 of the SW I (ISO lyi thence run S 19 dp'i,x.t Seminole Coi,rit. flr;il* ,rlk, FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE is hereby given that e are engaged In business &I Altamonte Springs, Seminole County. FInnI'l. '.s,,i,, !'titIous '4 4 L TA.'.'.tlTE F'COIATRIC t*MS0SAtES REAL. ESTATE LIMITED, and that we intend to re gister said name with the Clerk f the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In $ccorc5nce with pr ovisions of the FictIti, Name 5tat jl, To Wit. Section Flor i Stattj'es da S Edward N. Z1ssman Stephen Albert Publith: Feb. 7), 71. March 7, it 1974 [ijNic Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAM, Notice It hereby given that we we tOed In business at SO) Lk. Kathryn Cr . Casselbervy, Seminole C...flly, Florida under the fictitiO5 name of DOLE HOME BEAUTIFICATICN and that we Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordanc, with the provisions of Ohl Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $4505 Florida Statutes 1537. S Thomas E. Grason J. E. Bolduc Publish' Jan. 31, Feb. 7, II. 31, 1511 DEX 175 0EV 113 ___________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice ol FICTITIOU$NAMI Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business it 1(7) E. Semoran Blvd., Caslelberry, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of RAGS TO RICHES, Login Industries Inc. T.A. and that I intend to register sold name with the Curt of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida ifs accordance with the provisions 04 the FlclitIoi's Name Statutes, To. Wit; Sect Ion MOO Florida Statutes ;- I Herald Want AdsGf Results P I 5: Lee Ginsberg President Login Industries Inc. Publish; Jan, 31, Feb. 7, II, II, 1571 X.113 I Pvto It I " or I It , '."' - _ .. \ BOOKKEEPER. Mature. Female. permanent position, stock c ontrol and light secretarial duty. Down town Sanford, resume & rsferencri P0 Box 1653, San ford 37771 I 14 I Per haps Alcoholic Anonymous -, / Call 473 4557 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, Flor ida ' I 1 I I___, PROBLEM a :i---_______ _ '" Large corporation seeking qualified diesel truck mechanics Send resume in confidence to persoon" dept. Post Office Box a. MI,,,, Fla 37751 , EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ___________________ ,, i FACED WITH A DRINKING L - i'" ! . \/" WAITRESS wanted S's days p'-r week. he 1104. good ply, gonei lips. Appl y in per son 377 3C'.4 Located in Page Terminal Bido. Sanford Airport. I -- INFORMATION I " WANT AD S \ T NEED (73 Driver Satesmen,siu,. sales, weekly guarantee & cOr miss ion Male or female mar op ply. For appt call 327 IOIC, 6 t I ( / only , DIAL __ RECEPIIOPiIS I Doctor's fic. Experlenc'e preferred ph 373 3110 , Seminole 322 .2611 Air rni(hn Winter Park . "I Orlando 831•9993 J Ask for Want Ads O - - ' _• , -, - Third Planet En - Kitchen help, II and older Apply n person only to Bahama Joes, 7'.A Fr ench Ave., Sanf or d ____ • - - "I could gave them my business papers, but all the govern- 1 tisru 5 times ....ioc a line - Cocblal #alrr.r ment will take from ME is money t ' Personals 3 Unes Minimum AnnoUnCeme15 - 15 3-Cemetaries F 4-Child Care - ' LOST: Samvse kitten 3rd addition Pinecrest area Reward. PP. 3n 5-Good Things to Eat b-Do it Yourself 111-Instructions _____________ - f '"N 01,11111 je .4 p,,ggr Travel Recreation 31- Apartments Rent Furnished 33-House* Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34 -Mobile Homes Rent 10~ 3$-Mobile Home tots For Rent 34-Resort Property For Rent 37-Business Property For Rent Power To Sell . ]$-Wanted to Rent = =-== = -- Real Estate 41-Houss for sale 13-Mobile Homes Power To Buy I.. 13-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves IS-Resort Property For Sale 44-Income And Investment Property Power To Find Needed 17-Rbal Estate Wanted Merchandise SoieTeou For Sal. SerVIces • SI-Household Goods 32-Appliances 53-TV . RadIo. Stereo Nothing Has The Power of Want Ads I ________________________ 15)2. Clea ning Lady. 40 hr. work we 1 33 l Pr for lunch 5)73 p'.r Djlie', r. (ca "i r.(nI,j •- .p .''''', Crcss. Blue Shiild. ritirer' Lost and Found program, vacalon ,'- Pb Auto Mechanic with exr'erlence and own fools Call In 3443 TO BUY OR SfLL AVON AVO TRACTOR TRAILER night driver, Cal cu __________________________ LttLiL'LiECARGO IWI 911 6117 INIA111PIAZA tIe Pu_g local & long distance. Mu? pat', RYDER driver exam Permanent Pot - lion. Company paid bereft,, includ i ng life Ins., major medical PioSptal Ins , paid vacation 4. FOUND. Small female puppy. Brown with while markings. Vicinity of 1752 South of Sanford. Owner please call 355 7711 offer 5 pm holidays Excellent opportunity to 6 'AATTRESS 4 BOX SPRINGS Kings. Queens Child Care Semi tractor trailer 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished 34-Garage . Rummage Sales IS-Boats £ Marine I Eoulpment la -Camping Equipment s ion . We have post 'uris available in the Sanford Area for licensed real estate people with direct sales background and established track records Please reply in person, or call Bob Goldfarb. Assoc. for appt. HENRY HOCHE REALTY INC. 410 E South Street, Orlando Fla. 3231150 or 554 1773 NOW LEASING Only 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando, Elflciencies, 1 £ 7 bdrm, Townhouse from $115. Furn. & Unfurn. Short Term Lease Ex GEWERA *ELECTRIC APPLIANCES company benefits S Day week Must be 21 Apply in person to Austin Fertilizer and Chemical Co. 7300 Country Club Drive Sanford Tailoredtomeesyourreq,irrnt Due to our Dynamic c row'lh, WI are expanding our New Homes Sales Divi driver __________________________ - persencad. .voo4 salary and I IMMEDIATE INCOME RNS and LPPI5, kitchen help, part time and full time SEMINOLE LODGE NURSING HOME 372 6 7 53 - _________________________ -- 98 SPRINGWOOD VILLAGE 1.4 and SR 434 534.3343 All A.wii - e'tCiasul,qea NOTHING OPEN SAT. Other Days Call For Appt, Truck Drivers & OWNER WITH VA From $23,950 OPERATORS 3 1 4 BDRM. Central H&A. Needed to transport aulon'ioollej in the state of Florida Must have a 74 Pd. VA-FHA Financing GENEVA good safety record and be able to 936-5$48 quality under strict DOT TERRACE requirements. C*'ner operators - -must have new or nearly new Oft W es t 23111 Street . Sanf or d Chevy. Dodge. GMC or F or d oges s, -'Near Geneva Gardens Apts conventior,al tractor. Mileage to Sac Icajed. 17c empty. Weekly settlement and other benefits __________________________ A Development at Wilco Land Co. Apply Bl'lg Ill Sintord Airport, orpftone00)3fl 101ó for spot 323-7UO CABINET BUILDER wanted Must be experienced in l,y0vt, Cutting. assembling, and laminating IJ Profits sharing companr. pad vacation and holidays ii' Hospitalization and olhc benef Is SlarlineEntenprises. Inc Bldg 131 A Sanford Airport. moiti Wanted, reliable worker, male BOOKKEEPER Responsible position for mediU rn .s,zpd 110 it 11' Applicant must have previous ac- 4i preferred, apply in person + Sanford Sunoco, II and SR 44 RETIRED Me,,hanlctcyr small ))ui engine And lawn mower Wk Part time No phone calls Apply in person at Dubois Lawn Mower I)' Sales & Service counting. bookkeeping training dnd cx 44 Perience. Opportunities for growth are excellent with this young firm. Free insurance, pension plan, other fringe + benefits. Send resume in confidence to: 44 COUNTER HELP and CASHIER + wanted Fast Food Service, Room The Sanford Herald Si-Sports Equipment for advancement Apply in per son -Coleman Bar 11 0. 3733 S Box 530 SI-Bicycles Orlando D . Hwy 1117. across Sanford, Florida 32771 $5-Musical Merchandise the street from MO, #11-13 Drive In Theatre 44 41 And Supplies .si-Building Ma terials 41 accounting office near DeLand. 60-4)ffice Equipment CA. D'i" for full time position Salary mensurate with qualifical..' Send resume and requ:remer". i P0 Box 1795. Sanford, Flo.., nm join small growing company DRUM SERVICE CO. Joise 13-Travel Agenci Ave ZetIeood, Fla, ()03) 10$ Hot meals. Tender love & care for 3511 your child. Educational Child care 14-Camping.Resorls & kinderçarlen. A Child's World, Bored Housewife? Let Sarah IS-Action Spoils 2151 S Sanford Ave. 37.31424. Coventry help make new friends Earn 1305a0*s, juSt ii hrs. Plo I will babysit Ee'npajm,t nves(ment, c ollecting or detl"ery _______ In my home David Ramage. 3273211 IS".HIIi'Wanted'" Davor Night, 373 PALM COAST ITT Community De., 21-Situations Wanted 13 Corp. needs Lic. R. E Travel Agencies Represvntotives, salary cr dra,v, Financial P$rYflfO CARPEt rOuRT. 1 tnstt --n A me tickets. Cruise and Tours. Collect lG1i 673472) 24-BusIness Opportunities official rates. 303 Semoran blvia., 75-Loans tHwy 134). 13) 3773 EXPERIENCED part time Shoe - - Clerk. Apply in person. __________________ GARRETT's, 200 E First s'. is Help Wanted Sanford __________ - REAL-ESTATE SALES Rentals i:*oms for Rent 46;1 - S 7-Motels . Hotels I ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Fret, 411 2037 for "We Care""PlOttinat' Adults or Teens S-Lost and Found s-Eating Places SECRETARY WANTED Help Wanted PLANT MANAGER, Blue Collar, man to learn fertilizer mixing. material ordering, and truck dspatch.ng Will train in plant at Sanford for a year or so, mutt be wilting to relocate in Lake Placid ate. Salary open Apply in t Au',tin Feftiluter and Chemical ______________________________ Co. inc 73)) Co-'r, Club 5.'il3i-3 MARRIAGES Performej by Marilyn Silver S prings Airport Rd 904-2344117?. Res 7344433. 4-Personals ' Ompetent, experienced s,cre' ." -Cards of Thanks 7-In Memoriam - Ba"tender 4 thru 33 times ..... IOc a tine _____________________________ ________ 25 tImes ..........23C a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 4 . I MECHANIC r, Place yours. ~ - by Gill Fox .. F Can't put the car in the garage. SaIl no longer needed ferns with a classified ad in the Sanford Herald.Dialfl334;)or$3)ISto - ' SIDE GLANCES Personals WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN OURSELVES AS OF FEB. 15, 1571 Grace B. arid Jai'vesF Hall - - ___-_Z_ - 4 - I Thursday, Feb, 21, 1974-78 . 1111117. TM THE CIRCUIT COURT i engaged in business at E. Lake SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Street, Longwood, Seminole Coun CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-3)3 NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING y. Florida under the fitt)lpo nametof - . DIVISION A TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION PENNY PINCHER ANTIQUES, . Notice is hereby given that a to the Marriage of and that we Intend to register said Public Hearing will be held at the BETTY .1 WILMOT, Petitioner, .. $nd name with the Clerk of the Circuit Commission Room in the City Hall Court, Seminole County, Florida in ill the City of Sanford, Florida, at HOMAS C WILMOT. RiipOfldCflt, ac cor dance with the provisions of 7.00 o'clock P.M. on March 23, 1914, NOTICE OF SUIT the Fictitious Name Statutes, To to consider the annexation of THOMAS C. WILMOT jTO; Shelter Valley Wit. Section 965 09 Florida Statutes property described as follows: Park 1537 S. V. Lots 4, S. 4 and 7. Block 1, Flora S Thomas L. Kidder Heights, PB 3. Pill 19. Lot 1 Is R ou te'I presently zoned CIf (Nelghberho Phyllis L. Kidder New field. New York Publish Feb. II, 21, 21, March 7 1447 Commercial) District, Lots S. 6 and 971 7 are presently toned RI YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 0EV 61 lResldentiai) District, alOn for diSsolution of marriage All pa rties in interest and citizens other relief has been filed shalt have an opportunity to be against you and you are required to heard at iai hearing' serve a copy of your written IN THE -Qt CIRCUIT COURT, !, defenw%tr, it, it any,n GORDOPI v. By order of the City Commission LIOHTE ENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FREDERICK, Attorney for CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE of the City of Sanford. Florida, this 251h Ci t y Of January, 11,74. Petitioner. whce address IS P0 COUNTY, FLORIDA H II Tamm, Jr fI )x ltt$, S,ntorc 32171. .lrcI f li t the PRORATE NO 74l1.CP City Clerk of the c%ii nl with the Clerk of the above In re; Estate of City of Sanford, Florida styl e d Court on or before the 25th MARY M WALLS, Publish' Feb 31, 75, March?. II, 21, d4v of March, 1571, otherw,se a Deceaia.cj, 1571 Judgment may be entered against NOTICE TO CREDITORS ou for the relief demanded In t,e All creditors of the estate of 0EV C7 Petition MARY M. WALLS, dec,ase, are WITNESS my hand and seal of hereby nolified and required to flit I-alit Court this 5th day of Feb ItYl4 any claims or demands which they NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE (Seal) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that may have against said estate In the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr • of fice of the circuit judge of virtue of that certain Writ of as Clerk of Said Court Seminole County, Florida, In .the Execution issued out of £fld under By Linda Pit Harris Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, the $eal of the County Court of De puty Clerk within four calendar mor,ths from Orange County, Florida, upon a final GORDON V FREDERICK the date of the first publication of judgment rendered in the aforesaid If Attorney for Petitioner this notice Each ctaim or demand court on trie 22nd day of October, 1' 0 Box 1753 mutt be in writing and must state A 0 1573, in that certain Ca5e en,jnford, Florida 3777$ the place of residence and post office titled, Nader Homes. Inc., a Florida Pvblish' Feb. 14, 71. 75, March 7. Address ot the claimant and must be corporation, Plaintiff. vi. Mitton 11 Bramlett and Barbara Br.mlett, 171 sworn to by the claimant, his agent :1 1 V SI or MIA .ittor'ry, or 1 *11 becomf O.ferxt,nt. w'icr aforesaid Writ of Execut,on was delivered to me as yo u acCotding to law Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, __ Chines Walls t, and I have levied upon the following Administrator IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE described property owned by Milton of the Estate 04 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Brarntett, said Protuert being Mary M Wails, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ,I I ln Seminole County,pW ide. Deceased located PROBATE DIVISION more Particularly described as Gerald Jon., CASE NO. PR. Hutchison. Leffler Estate if One (I) Chrysl,r.piew, Yorker, & Morris HELEN RUTH CAMPBELL Req. No CH43KF)J4I1 P0. Drawer H Deceased arid the undersigned as Sheriff of Publish Feb. U, 21, 974 TOCREDITORS If TO NOTICE Seminole County. Florida, will at OEYS7 ALL PERSONS HAVING 1100 AM. on the 72nd day of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ------------February, AD. 1574, offer for Sale SAID ESTATE: NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE and sell to the highest bidder, for You and each of you are hereby castu. subject to any and all existing notified and required to file any leins, at the Front (West) Door of P401 ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that claims and demands which you, or by virtue at that certain Writ Of the Seminole County Courthouse in ether of you, may have against said Sanford. Florida, the above -" estate in the Office of tile Clerk of the Execution skied out of and under described Personal property. Circuit Court of the 111h Judicial the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County. Florida, upon a final Vehicle being stored at Altamonte C,rcuit, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, in the Courthouse iudgment rendered in the aforesaid Garage in Altamonte Spring,, In. court on the 30IP day of January. formation available from the Civil W Sanford Florida. within four Division of the Seminole County A D 1974, in that certain case on calenda r months from the time Of Sheriff's Office. titied, Kobrin, Philip J PlaIntiff. first ps.blica?ion, of this notice Is the That said $ate is being made to Each claim or demand must be in vs Weiss. Paul 0, Oef,vidan. satisfy the terms of said Writ of writing and filed in duplicate and which aforesaid Writ of EAecution was delivered to me as Sheriff Of Execution. state the place uf residence and post Seminole JOM E. Polk, County, Florida, and I office address of the claimant and have Sheriff levied upon the followIrg must be sworn 10 by t he claimant, Seminole County, Florida his agent or attorne y. or the same described property Owned by Paul Publish. 0 Welsi, said property being Jan 31, Feb. 7, 11, 31. 1574 shall be void DEX 177 located in Seminole County,Fiorid. Dated at Orlando. Florid3, this j more particularly described as th day of January, anuary, 1571 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF VIII follows S Joan Campbell Bryant EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1111. One Ill Super Trouper. Sen No CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE As Admni;tratri, 70176 Model No 51001 2 COUNTY. FLORIDA of said estate One (I) Stand for the above, Sec SAM E MURRELL & SONS CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.96.§ No 15141 ,b .'.'torney for Adm,jst,atr, Division B On ill Super Trouper, Set'. No. In re: the Marriage if P 0 Box 1714 47144. Model No 3)001.7 Orlando, Florida 37503 ROY 0 WATSON, JR. One (I) Stand for the above, 5cr. Publish Feb 14, 31, 1571 Husband, No 'ISiS and. and the unders igned as S riff of he KAREN E. WATSON. Seminole County. Florida, will at Wife. CITY OF II OOA M. on the 13th day of March, NOTICE OF ACTION ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. A 0 1511, otter for sale and s ell to TO: Roy 0. Watson, Jr. FLORIDA the hig hest bidder, for cash, Subject co Mrs. Richard Suttey Notice 40 Public Hearing to an y and all rxlsturig Ielns. Of the Rt. I, Box 1$, Space TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 0EV 31 Front (W,st) Door of the Seminole Aurora, Oregon, 57002 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Counly Courthouse In Sanford, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED he Plsnnng Board of the City 01 Florida, the above described per. tnat a Petition for Dissolution of AI?amont Springs Florida, that tonal property. Inlurmallon Marriage has been filed against you sa d Pianniriç Ooard will hold a available from the Civil Division of in the Circ'jlt Court of trie public hearing to consider tile the Seminole County Sheriff's Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and question of granting Special cx Department Said property being forSeminole County, Florida. and cepleon number one as slated in the Stored at Adams Transfer & Storage you are the Respondent therein. The ng classiticatlon of Residential, in Sanford, Florida Mi relief souofut In the Petition Is a Multiple Family (I), "R-MFI," to That laid sale is being made to dissolution of your marriage to property as described below, as that satisfy the terms of saId Writ of KAREN E. WATSON. classification is described in 'PlC Executon You are required to serve a copy comprehenSiv, toning ordinance of .loP"n E. Polk, of your answer or your plsading on tite City of Altamorite Springs, Sheriff the Petitioners attorney. ROBERT Florida, Plo 775 73 Semino le County, Florida Subject properly is described as Publish:Feb 31. 7$. March 7, 11, 1571 M. SEGAL, BORNSTEIN AND PETREE, 133 South Court Avenue, too lows DEYlIl Orlsrido, Florida 32501, and to file Commence at the point of thC original of your answer or other .' beginning for Heatheqton Village CITY OF pleading In the office of thC Clerk of Unit One as recorded in PInt Book ALTAMONT2 SPRINGS, the Circuit Court for Seminole it , Popes 34 31. Public Records FLORIDA County. Florida, on or before the Semi IC County, Florida, said point Notice of Public Hearing 25th day of February, 1574 If you lying on the Easterly right 0' way f fail to do to, a judgment by dat suit Spring Oaks boulevard, thence TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by will be token against you for ttue Southeasterly 400 feet along the arc relief demanded in the Petition and of a curve concave Southwesterly the Planning Board of the City of the cause will proceed ox pane. having a radius of 441 50 fs'et for a Altamonte Springs. Florida, that WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL point of beg.nnlng. sa i d point 04 said Planning Board wil hold a of the Court the 751h day of January, beginning lying on the Easterly public hearing to cgnsider ttue 1574 right of way of Spring Oaks Question of changing the toning Seal) Boulevard. thence N 61 degrees 21' classification from Commercial, Arthur H Beckwittu, Jr. 45" E. 13.4 0) feel parallel with the General, "CO" to Industrial, "I Clerk Cf the Circuit Court Southerly line of said Heatherton L", on the property as described By Martha T. Vihlen Village Unit One, thence from a below, as those classifications are e-scrie In the comprehensive Deputy Clerk tangent beating of S 7$ degrees 02 Publish. Jan 31, Feb. 1, 14, 31. 97i 17" E run Southeasterly 101.73 feet toning ordinance of the City of oex ISO along the arc of a curve concave Altamonte Springs. Florida, No. 735Soufnwestenly having a radius of Subject property is described as 636 50 feel, thence S IC degrees 71 follows 31"E.I507feetthertceS00degrees Bock"G'.FERNTERRAC[,as 3127W 6100 feet to a point on thC recorded in Plat Book 11, Page 21. Help North line of the Si of the NE Iiiiof the NW',of Section IS, Township 31 Public Records of Seminole County, use South, Range 2$ East. Seminole Florida, IlLess the East 100 feet to Cot thereof). also begin at the Northeast Itge County, Florida, thence If ' corner of the SW ' of the NW 'a, degrees 30' 35" W. 15000 leet along Section It. Township 71 South, said North line to a point on the Range 30 East, thence run S IS Easterly fight of way tune of said rifnirtips I W 74 01 f.t In a nn pnl nn td I - The Sanford Herald Fwi ~~~~ __ ~~~ ~~~ �• L•L)' ;... •i - •.•- - . :....• . .• .• 8B—The Seriford Herald Thursday, Thoi al"Ic tth L D ?4B(IslpQS5 Opportunities L..... uwuivrn iaiL.. vvnen rou anup %aux3l a ll ,I..... by Dick Turner — 7. SUCCEED Call Collect, 904 744 tDno •,,,,:liSri: 32 Houses Rent Unfurnished 'c You Interested in fil?fling 52.430 per month with only 112.000 to nIvtSt,. f ully returnable under ontrart Call OIlrt tr Roqe,s v0s 39.4 170? t Ut,H AR BOR - si 3 bd!cl,)m car (loPed Quiet. .4diIlS 3175. plot darriagir II? 0126 -. --- .-g,--- 33 Houses Rent Furnished I ;..# [ MARY, 7 bitrm, turn Rrterences required, responsible 'plc only no children or St-li no 1 lus dr-post 02 34 3i) Rooms for Rent .i,Jr' be-,lrcni ''atr bath S Santoro Ave gentleman preferreø Call .ittrr 4. cir' 37) . V H Mobile Homes w 31 job, First day on the Ap.irtments Rent start to Unfurnished Higgins? eh. Sit down Before work I ' ll read YOU your you rights"' St 327 15.17 Apartments Rent 31 BY Apartments Rent Unfurnished -%, -, 1120 FLORIDA AVE. c,sr peting WeSlof I? C2brtwe'er, 'aza & Seminole High 1 r C1,14 ..is'.i &2 Bedroom Apt. Central Heat & Air • Club HCUSC Laundry lrocm apartment 7ndfjc,gerea, Shag Carpeting & I Security requireqj .6 Mo. Lease "UL O',..s ' 323- 6650 ____________________________ .'L1IlL'L1EI!1[t(l,I11I $ni4 P16.6 Ills P$lj 3 ROOMS CARPET no for livestock buyers' CoSt C lastitied ad for rjjlt5 — bedroom duptei turn sbrJ aPartment 1220 0r16n40 D'-, *i) IsP wpl.Iflti eel 1301W i WE TAKE TRAp(S II? D.rSa.n Or 0e154rv.Ila 6644449 ECONOMICAL I bath, family room, I P4ec,l ,i second or Intl cArl Cc-nit equipped Cith range, refriger ator. -1(51,5, 5 Cl istit ccl a ds e,ISP,er dryer And wIll air (on MOSSIE C. BATEMA1 l?c, "nguit 5)7 300 BROKER 172 7643 bdrm . SPACIOUS LIVING IDEAL FOR CHILDREN heat unit air, 5.31.900 SHADE COVERED Country P.Ot'. I I 451 N(; I Su,tr't tfliS4iJ r, uanCing wIll paper and Carpet, heat and air Condition, Covered calk. corner location. Elite ad drets, "331 54 Country Cluh Road lake Mary, Fla "SlhSppr"to & '.0 on fll.flimJm 3 yr OHPdPIv WALKER R[I rsTAT( & ('4STr,LCTlOp 3:: I? -ncomrproJcjrsg orovO I bedroom 7 bltPs, furnished hOmr .s.Ph central heat & air Over 7000 l,,kc frotage Ideal for pr.s.itqes'ale or developers dre,,,i, Pr red under the market (,p tfarpara McLean yssoc Roberts & 4.4', NEED ROOM ? .iiuv' 2 slot, home c-Ph eutra ICA, 1-re9.la(r in living room, lofmai it psing, beaut i ful modern kitctlrn i riedrooma, 1 baths. central r'at 'nit ,Ir Very Good conci+Cn 514 1C41 Trr'ti ACREAGE I ,tr'il IC i, 'es c illi 7 bd' lvi 7 fl(DROOM. 1', bath, practical n'w home in e'stablitJ'uld rwigl bonts000. beautifully carpetec large back yard with large tree 126.000 I :1 1 i 1 pa rtment Quilt neighborhood, no pets 131 0990 or after a call 13$ 1771 lbdrm turn a 3 room furn,th,d apartment cIen & Cloe in. $15. mo Call 3'7 6261 I bedroom, furnithd, wtis carpet and ar, SlID pee month KULP REALTY 372 73341, — - f T= 24 flour Servce - I -- Appliances Size A utomotive IJ S Very realonable ngravin g AutO. Stand £ Clutch Sc-rcial tts Fr pick up. delivery III, tQwing in Seen CO with maioq woe.. 11195 Sanf ord Ave 37J) vs lei, Beauty ;rnp l, Core :.i; P. sri.." SitE a I al.th flr1" P4c4 I 17; S'a3 We'll do your Paint P.O jobtoo Small Ph 373 $37, —u------ SENKAPIK GLASS I- PAINT CO Ave 3324632 House Cleaning Pet Care - EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING J7)pe4 Bulldozing & I Poesture Cleaning Eases clere3 Roofs citairwatIl, COated BULLDOZER WORe. Luter.'r & lnte'q.ør Pa'rilirvp 373 our Specialty :I...,rff-4 lpt 32') 173i t7 ,, 173 101 0 alter 3.m rvPIPl1 Nf FDWORKMAN Don t "trot',* Serve a ijrpp apam vathem .ou Sell them Improvements from ?PlC Sanford 64tqapi (all "r sit, c Doert drijy' ..ust dill3723411 or f-1 .1 lip .'lir',ior & 1)1 , .l pa flPiri, repa,rs carper.$r, , 11'acr ,r'sr i, cns• 'l',lur. m.ld,w removal 37) 079,j Dog training is your home Breed Dog Training Acadf Call for tree rvatuatlon 131 ft'J1rdflQ arid Cvroorr'n '0fe5%.Qnal with with love S a pm Animal Haven BGJrd'ng G'oomin 2.22 5753 -- ____________________________ Home J f "'-re neyiq - - 4 I1' - • q , 2'Ii,',,,1 •l andtdi$m% C*lI3I 1ua p.. .',- • - ,..,., Ltl-t'tr I &enttd Bonded 733p09, - VIICE P67 5. (APPENIP v F'antiir'g Custom Carpentryp54 too Small 373 3417 — -- Icutes Cal PF T REST SPIN Ii - -I'd-rig & Groom rig Fri 372 *357 Pressure Cleaning vs:.,' ii Y Ill ;. P f IOiCint (lear ci Icr -or urcvcts Pool5. Mo Hom.t. (orn'mfr(,II lnctlr Upt,et.nt,.,i -9 1 1 4 SALE . • • 944 _ n the Stop mak flu 372 7611 or Ill 9993 Wallpaper Hangbij' - qu.rasweed. custom trim. paneling painting, all repairs F ... mit, 377 61St WOrk P440 TO TINTING SiefUor Aspealt Driveways No lots 'oc small 91 i Melr"*V, 372 __. AS & CONCUr 7 C)PIVF WAYS SEAL COATED rhO.ce ci cotor-t l Mat LPl ,r* Cr',nea4 to -' r'-imet' decc.i PP all 1 171 _____________________ ..._.____ BUDDY'5 '4 OS'EMPROvFMEP4T5 - .. , - :,'- '.i I belted radials, tilt wheel, PB. Auto, 6.wcy power seats. air, radio Stock no. CM 15. List $6028.93 $49 37 YAp • W.H fs.it.... The buyer will be guarantid irl writing that °' any uSed car You Purchase from our dealership will Carry a full 13 month or 12.000 warranty on engine, transmission and rear aaIe Should any of thte parts be dCf9Ctly$ or mallunctioning under normal use and service and not a resut' Of misuse, accident or fire, the repairs, including Parts and labor will be made by Town & Country without any charge to you 1 - rrAn crc fi ID rir en All Pr. Oiuvnd Automobiles are thoroughly InSpected by our technicians There are 10 majOr Items Inspected & repaired II necessary, even windshield wiper blades This is the reason we can offer this Outstanding used car warranty I ift I Al Fell. Jennie (lark Assoc 372 1541 it no reply 377 US) Day or Nile 1 ' — lI .M lp Miscellaneous For Sale .511 SON MA I [Ii I lJ Phi lURE III )ISL i- Ott St 122 3632 * Sanford Auction * Upright Deep Freezer High *Pie-)l lawn mower MUST SELL PP-i 277 1477 P151EV WOODS DARN We buy furniture and miSc. Sell for 23 pct Cantonment Fr.. I'UDL IC AUCTION EVERY NIGHT AnIq,*, TV., P.'.S(CllanCou%, New and used furniture and appliances P1.15 special sale's (watch adsI .'OP4DAY ly. we ns,it tell Irernendous Sacrifice, beau custom made living room niture Sofas, love seat, C, coffee tablet, paintings, i decor. etc For example worth 5.600. will sell for I PleaSe call. 644 3423 alter 6 I only RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryer, WARRAN TV Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 4417111 KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv ,C o . used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 AVOCADO Hot Point range, iesf Cleaning oven, in new Condition. also Fedders air conditioner 21.00) BTU, used appioa 3 mc Call 373 NO? - BLACK'S THRIFT STORE Corner 5th & Sanford Ave APPLIAP4(f SALE Ranges 129 SO up Refrigerators 139 SO up Washers $43 00p Dryers 545 OOup t.1131lAri(p Service on all makes Ph 3734399 ThiS week 'Auctloneering Service. COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Buy, sell, consign, appraise, cf special sales out of anything of V&fU#r 1300 French Ave 3737310 Sanford, Fia 3317435 0 !k'i P-ui I, P,'t IIMakes sIWufl9 achine repair 111Aceaned, oiled $ii I 98 & adli.sted Nobody Beats Prosser Prices NEW 1974 FORDS ARE READY NO HIGH PAYMENTS AT PROSSER'SI ONLY $ 1100 25th St 332 4635 — DOWN 293 (CASH OR TRADE) - VE )1974 SALE - S M9 CAR OF THE YEAR! p. $2686 — - I 5 : is 1-73 NEW YORKER 4 DR. HT, R, H, AT, PS, PB, AC, TINT GLASS, W. WT, VINYL TOP-7,000 MILES ONLY $34155 N I WE HAVE OTHER LEASE CARS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM AT SIMILAR PRICES. 70 Olds Delta 88 4 door hardtop automatic. I Power steering & brakes, 1 Sir, radio, vinyl roof. Only I II-0010 Miles. — Huffman Realty r-5'Ai ONLY 1$3 3188 vin y l : $3O00 Terms 111 S Acre Tracts. 53000 per atre 44,-,,, 0-steen 5cre's, flowing well, :on,el A I Aest of Sanford. 532.000 10 tirp Tract near Otleen, Zoned A I. $1330 per acre Terms 60 Acres Doyle Rd Zoned A 1, 5135 000 Terms 10 acres Ilk tin CeO I'MLl I 1.73 NEW PORT CUSTOM 4 DR. HT, R, H, AT, PS, PB, AC, TINT GLASS, W. WT, VINYL TOP-9000 MILES •• I door hardtop Leb,aron area S Aeret 330' fronting SR 415 $25 COO MAITLAIiD FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. U 97 Open Sat & Sun 9 2930 Appliances 42 MONTHS FINANCING AVAILABLE •5 S S.. 1974 FORD GALAXIE 500 ' 4 DR. AUTOMATIC, POWER STEERING & BRAKES, F-AIR, DELUXE BUMPER, W-WALLS, RADIO, T.GLASS ONLY 12688 73 ImperIal b.hinJ the products we sell with one of the best eqUIpped and staffed service department In the Central Florida SO - - TP;,lLIP I 015 ULLAPIDAWLA WINTER SPRINGS- Choice Selection of building Sites, ava i lable frOnts I 3rd to S acre tracts Hattaway Realty. $31 75 Ten lakefrcist lots, Lake Markham Ettles I 10.CiCO C lii Bud Feather. Broker. $426000 SADDLE EQUIPMENT-bOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. 1792. I mite S at Deflary 52 ti 2487 SAVE r% FURY III'S 8. POLARA CUTOM HD. TPS., RH, AT, PS, PB, AC, TINT GLASS, W. WI, VINYL TOP-8000 TO 10,000 MI. -Z I 5MC444J4 L'.i"fl IIAPTITCe We otter only the finest new and used 4UtOrnobIi available today and we want you to know that we stand IF- 3. 73 — comptet, luxury, roof, all power. TA If ONLY p2548 I low miles. THIS ONE ISNICEt 100% USED CAR WARRANTY "lAITY. 2327025 and Acreage 6- 73 FURY I I I'S & POLARA CUSTOMS, HO. TPS. R, H, AT, PS, PB, AC, TINT __ 2 door hardtop, automatic, power Steering & brakes. 5 -- fleautiful 200' homeslle On sand rottom lake HOLLAND - Lots GLASS, W.WT, VINYL TOP-6,000 TO • balance Of 57$ or 10 payments of 11 Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A East 1st St .Sanford 3729111 Eves $65 1116 117W Fir-it St 372 544I 12,000 MILES. I I In seeing cabinet, rtooSttSSed S'nger't beSt model, winds bobbin n machine Fully automatic Pay ONLY 12388 disc brahei, MaHb U PS, 4 2A — Mobile Horn. Lots I) _______________________________ 249O air, Put a Classified ad to work for you trJay Call 32776)) or 131 999) SEVERAL beautiful loft, restric tionis Appro. 13,100, hopct down 75 • 130. oit'ees MID FLORIDA REALTY I I T*o well located building lots, by owner For appointment call 373 Mobile Ilonse Bank Repossessions IS 1 0 chooSe from III 7373 Dealer Water- Sewer. Paveo SAVE OVER 11.000 D oublewide inventory must be reduced & savings are being patied to you Lots and Acreage 13,000 MI, 14 d2or. automatic I rahs steel HILLCREST IleIO. I mo old, un turn , carpet & drapet, central heal & air, all ete-Cric, utility shed, covered porch In beautiful Hacienda Voltage, Winter Springs, with Complete recreational facilitiet 1l,SO down, take over payments 3775620 13 FURY III 4 DR. H.T. R, H, AT, PS, PB, AC, TINT GLASS & W. WT. I 1 1972 Chev,oI et 17 Mobile Homes 7 bdrrn . for rent or sale, nay %riaIl r'Quily ,ir.j 1,11,1, i, i.,'r VI ,(y 373 193) BROOKFIELD,'ll. Set upon) acre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm , 64' a 17' Dealer 373 0330 BALL REALTY ONE WEEK ONLY 1-73 I • - GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW _________ 73 Fury Ill roof, DEBAR V, 3 bdrm. na room. large Completely furnished. new range, refrigerator, washer, dryer, and carpeting throughout %2S.00'2 Arzo.r.tment only 661 5.437 after S or Sat & Sun Mobile Homes CORIIETI REAL ESTATE REALTOR 4.65 1791 Drttary a 1415 73 CHRYLSER CORP. LEASE CARS. ALL WITH FACTORY EXTENDED WARRANTY UP TO 1800 MILES. __________________________________ , & brakes, air, radio, owl miles real cream puff I 1974 MARQUIS 2 Dr., twin comfort lounge, vinyl fl,p 12 IDYLLWILDE-.. Lovely Ibedrooni 2 bath Porn, on Corner lot with GREGORY MOBILE HOMES climate control. double carport, 5.00 French Ave 3101 Orlando of Partially equipped kit(hn 373 $ØQ 373 3300 Outstanding Pomp in oul%ting Outstanding riegPntywhood Price r,di,ced from '.17000 to 11 6,000 Better act U'.i'CkIp TRY TO BEAT 1HIS : SAVINGS P.SAYF AIR Very rice 3 bedroom. 1' bath, ar central heal. 3 sears I HP Briggs & Stratton motor, $30 Round Swivel wood coffee ,apie. Perfect. 170 Ph 671 6017 purchase first or Second hdrm. I bath bottie, Cg home, near schools, by owner $73.000 Call 373 1534 Automatic. pow,, '""'• : EXAMPLE OF OUR FlIII (P157 3 bedroom, r pped ktchen, Fl or ida porch, carpeting, fence and many eitras i:: 5100 pora?on, 67C 117) -, &• S I %teering & viryl roof, GALVANIZED Utility Shed IN?, in carton, never used Monogram central heater with 10 gal Oil tank. 534) 19 in lawn mower with bag. ST DRIVE ~774 FORD 966 Z IF 131 1772 LAKE MARY AREA. I yr old I U 1971 Ford Torino LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4-DOOR SEDAN Realty ** Singer** Electric Hospital bed. 2 mos, old. will tetI or rent Call 332 6536 Houses for Sale Household Goods - mortgages in any COndition Southeastern Acceptance Cor A,• PAUL SLAT(R Professionatallpap,1,.4 er Licensed Residential Cornrn,rcii c'. Esh'natej Pt, 377 47j was a betler t,rn than 'a VW a 'ford Htvlid ca -• .v Witi air, radio, po,, 5 - v Panting Contractors 2StSCOuntrv C1LP Pd '.ianitOrd. Fi 372 I01 3 Pi''•l Pi' i' JrAr', Irpi, , II Bell, Or - !,,ril nj 377ft331 The ans*erto'whe,,o* I ,cs' CA lit stro SUPILAPID - 3 bedroom, Prat, ar, 'errazzoandclrpet Fenced ftiCC 125300 NEWS REALTOR I I 4, Speigle& Stephnt It Ljl.icr 0 jth, Showroom floor GOOD - CLIFF JORDAN - i LIfVP4 Painting LL I • • 1 69 Dodge M Monaco • I 323 Cl 'LAPICf '1 P/iCE -RALPh-ft sO'L SLRVICI)7 E (0MW,1rAU'oM0veSefV-ce KERNS TRAN SMISSION SERVICE old •.,, ' I Service 4.flPi '(P145 ,,,ARAGE 4 ' -c-e c. ,, •+' r SS' 3011 '. Service i pruc)Ap ( 'Al', GAS SAVER SPECIAL• ' Iomatic, power steering fiilc I' I 2 door. straight drive, radio 1 9226 RECORD A CALL Telephone answering machine L i ke new, $250 Ph 3331731 Only$7&Sooforrnlslo,,,,jpacs Call 322-2420 AnytIme , 1 bedroom, ; bath home feating .nSide utility ,OO'SI, Central air. Sanfords Sales Leader family room, carpets. Cal in ', Your Multiple Listing Agency fente yard Citrus trees. Local ar4NatesalMLS much more' Assume present . m gortga e or reference with low REALTORS 216$ Park Dr p down Call now Phyllis Capponi. '" -'--'-----------'----. DeDARY. overlooking lake. 2 bdrm ASS OC home, 124.500 Ibrakes, air, radio, one own- a ,. Icr - Showroom Condition. Clan Up.'imjcP Hauling Trem'3lC,, 323 727 i I I 11 door hardtop, beautiful5 light yellow, vinyl roof, a u. I OFFER GOOD TILL 28TH FEBRUARY I lawn and lot S - a 69 Plym. Fury 111111 ! 2S11 S F rencpi Ap' ()a,s 372 Ui: - f SANFORD AR(. A YOO Mercuty, Lawn Tracto r ith mbWer acreage or lotsCall 322 III be'd - REALTY , door hardtop, vinyl root • •automatic. power steering •& brakes, air, radio. Looks S as lilt were lust driven of IN We lill r'lo* gardens and I $ 373 I I n UNSWORTH REALTY - - Cailbart Real Estate Lincoln Continental or I A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve Yc SPECIALI iwattso,ert Call •nytmp $31 74 - Ste iii I - Si WESTINGHOUSE ar cond'tioner, 79.000 BTU, 1193 Curtis Maths color TV II" console,$hS0 Ph 377 3,., PAN 2574 Park Or 11)1111 REALTOR Atttrhoujr 333 1991 lLt7I1 377 0441 - 41 f oc m, W000MERL 3 air, fenced. immediate upancy 117.300 3W Firtt 51 373 4041 or 322 • - & HALL REALTY * FREE! 100 GALLONS OF GAS* WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY Full Cr.i''al ' os"onno G G Ceramic Tile rcr t't' r"aes call Carl Haft % At SLAPS is Sntcr 372 Complete bathroom remodeling M. I, f AL TOP I'z or 1*0 baths, all brick From $23,100 30th Street 10 Locuit. turn left to hIlt St . right on Valencla Court North Model te phone en 14 pm 323 7010 No qualifying, 3 bdrm, I', bath, 17.050 down, 5167 mo,l pct Acre PINECREST_ 3 bedroom 2 Realty. REALTOR 3 S0 Pleat, air. Florida porch LOP of house for only 123.0'30 i' r'.tj Oni1 36 Sd) iIL)IIPY"t 7 t)d'm Pun opt $)50 ma ullte ri'iude-d adultS, no cc's 37 3 Ciao I Ceramic Tile EVEREST REALTY iNC Realtor. 1601 S H*y 17 97 Maitland, 471 Valiant Duster --IIIu.- S Au' Conditioning - • 'i..NFORO Austin Development Corp , Altamonte Springs, 901 775 1M' Mr. Bradford Open 1 4 p m O P1GW 000 OWNER ANXIOUS - Neat 3 bdrrn . 7 bath '-. rrlpoSiricj like Cc"ar, kitchen SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL . WI' Stlll.TIPLE LISTING SEPvCE 12? 1991 1919 S French Eve . Sunday. 372 7371 or 377 1196 To ASK , J 3 beq e invite your compèriton with All othIr hornet you hive COfltidCrrd I I -- T.- advantage of our opening es only 524.900 and 127,300 4 . I7Bedroom Adults only Pan Avenue Mobile Park 25.45 Park or Pill 332 796) GENEVA GARDENS .'5 PAQTMENTS ISOSW 25th 5, 3 t.l'roomi. 7 ba ths. cc"en,-,, S(hoOt, shoppinU center Shag c.irp.'t.ng. drapes. di$hwathor Ofl"Al Pleat & air SOaruling clean c.x'i Moe .n tOday Cnloren accepted 372 3090. [ i:- . Miscellaneous For Sale Jim Hunt Realty LCIY 3 bedroom 2 bath brick homeS for diSCruminting people I'r*(Ctul Setting Oak trees add to •r'r beauty 04 these delightfully ' .11 Out hOmeI4tn - e OrangeHillS in Orange City today A flew Community (If ° brlckhomes West 041793 on Holly 4'. of Our Sign *-. ,it d rect 40.1 EXECUTI VE Large citra nice 3 horm 7 bath cen air. kitchen qtg.ppect W W Carpet, draperies, !tdp garage, ritra large ftn(Cd shade yard 117.500 So VA..Nofhjngljown NI9Plt 372-.i ORANGE HILLS . Stemper Agency 1974 — j,,s 373412.3 OLDER HOME PotentIal corn mercIal 7 b'dtO0m%. 2 bathS. living rm din.nq rm . breakfast fm - family rm (OiJlcj PC 3rd r.jr rn I r .'piiçe, fl(- * p1 Ii? .115 Pie d Pilevir Will carpet, colorcretr outside, new, roof p7.600 P40W IS THE TIME to move up Ii IPsis 1 bedroom 2 bath Mavfa,i home with remodeled kitchen am eelr4 b i g family room on .aigi fenced lot Only $12 000 LLSS THAN I gallon Of gas trot, 'own it trot nearly new 3 bedroom 7 bath P-ioniC TlIttluIl5 decorated Owner inu ,00% to sell 572, ISO Terms JuSt the thing lor ii ,ourig family home P 830 5500 I LOSER AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP 131 630,11 BROKERS The Time Tested Firm .P,l ORD 7 bdrm. C home, ccreened patio, w alt to wail carPet, kitchen equipped, in coiizeflieflt location for Schools li.1 ShOpping Will sell F HA or VA By owner, call 3220461 bet wren I 30 II a m and 5 pm 2 DEAUTIFUI lOIS .scross l,Or 170.1)7 lots (ii ,rrni's 14, 11. ayton Gilman T Houses for s.i, JOHN'S REALTY -- PITITONA, 3 bedroom, 7 bath all electric home in A I Garage. screened patio, central FwAl 111, air large corner lot like vipw Many extras 13I.500or reasonable offer 571 1060 Boren Realty $31. .' 3 bedroOm, I bath. CO home, ca; pried, kitchen equipped. central tJ heat,arport 1130 down $14113 per mo on mortgage balance. KULP REALTY. 322233$ Steal at 573.000 _____ IS TORY. I bedroom frame, corner 1)1 in Sanford 111.500 12,500 n y app, Only 377 1775 involved tell som,lhing I** cost cIatIled ad' I or sales information call Coo JV Model Horne. PlormInd,- Dl, $71 1016 Inc. I 14 I .14Va . 5'QCflS Onto l,irqe patio, u-rtral S.P V,21 .•oo a - BORN THE Si - .!ttr actIve 7bIdroombockbome. by owner. For appointment, call 3 7970 or after I p m call S74 ' 7714 7 bath houseri Markham Estatrt. $45000 (lll fluij tratPlr, Broker, 16? 1970 Plymouth [ W I & 7 bedrooms from 1)69 6 m03 else Slfldlp*Ood Villas Call 32 ) 7170 I Houses for bedroom. Three p '.,nIord Pone 332 HI LOS i (Ill I:, aDC4..tftn1 3 Rooms,$;50,%& UtIil,rS Pd Milure Coupe P Pets. Deposit, 373 0th) - Fully Equipped Kitchen -- Allia equipped *ilhd alS Wfaleierby 221 t-edrcomar-% 7d) 4t.irvi. Ave . pt 3 lJJIS$69am 9pm _________________ Club Corp. FL,S.PA APART 4,tEN1S Iliw It? St baln *All to --------drapes. c en tral toa' .I'ct ar Fil1 I Forrest Greene, Inc. ,) .icrr L,sb" Cci.nit 4 Furnished APARTMENTS 149 Elmer Ball Immaculate I bedroom Dell- , home with carport. sto , retrigerato;, wall to *ail Carg Inst than one year old Price, a V's r,i,nimum of 15.000 below tod.a replacement CoSt Pay 5?, down, assume 115.350. 7, mortgage Pay 111191 per mon lh it Till We Succeed" IcES A DEVELOPERS DREAM Magnolia Square 30 ARMS as p "We Don't Stop CASSELBERRY-- 3 OUPLEXS on .idh(enl lots. 740'i100' in area CI nice treeS Yearly Income ci -e tancy 4 1112 tf.iIidy to Itwy 134 All or $113 TO Joan Alderman. Assc (IsLand 1360196 1)114 I ti, (t ?X: % step Thi% 3 Lxlrm horns. ,.In urge frills Plus a family rm ,lriit .At fl S .t hq'r-t 'S $21 3(I) , , BUSIneSS Property FRANKLIN at I DeLANO VERY LARGE (7O)MS in this beautiful 3 bedrooms 2 bath home PluSh carpeting. dos, bit garage, central heat an s-n Call now. $41,000 .IttfAI .,' , p.s ill i si ii ' i '. , s-dc Aluminum awnrngs o n tne *'ndOws 10 make your .1-, con diliofling bill lower, and this oneP-sat (eniral ulir Only 173 (('0 0.: ftoclrr, A% 7A )l _1 *Pool WINTER ('ARK o,re C'ri,;.iJ I ''Stop Urn Houses for Sale Rent , 4 'u,ickerp,ric unitS for rent CAMP 'U MINOL P40 alcoholic "ages Allowed PIQ pets Fri 372 .1170 Sanford Court Motel 30 41 Realtors .1' lih5 4.002 Sq Fl Metal But, Cuts Office, I'm Mi E of I I on SR 46 Call 373 5430 , c . Houses for Sal. DISTRESS SALE For Rent - ', 4 N MO PARKS. 123 Bedroom mailers & Apt' 7 Adult parks, 2 I .sm.ly parks 3513 Ifey 11 97. 's.inford 323 1930. Day. WK Mo I LAND Clearno Business, heat , work schedule. all AC eouprien, DIuS 10 wtee'l diesel truck eltno due to illnss 19011 449 17)3 c ,,n Tv rtI.cierices & Daip C" wi -i 41 — AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS thaW 2nd St I I Sanford area. *,It provide years o STEADY INCOME An in vestment fir t hose *tto MUST carpet. a Apartments Rent Furnished Thursday, Feb. 21, 1974-9B ,~ftank The cash When You Se11"' Don't Needs" with a Classe1 fied' Ad 200' Water Front AND ESPECIALLY bracuse Of the OAS shortage, a tell service. co.n Cd,', The Sanford Herald - 3) JUST IN CASE OF 4 RECESSION' : - - I 0 1 WEEK END SPECIAL I II 16 42 MONTH FINANCI NG OPEN UNTIL 8 P.m. TONIGHT 1974 2 DR. AUTOMATIC, FRONT & REAR BUMPER GUARDS, TINTED GLASS, DEL. WHEEL COVER, 2000C,C, ENGINE : V. - �oil 10 B—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 21 1974 FLORIDA Got A Jump On Spring, Clean Out Your Dust Catchers" SUES 1 $3 - TVRadioStereo Boats & Marine Equipment 55 .LIIJh.#NSETJI2$UP MILLERS 3631 Orlando Cirlvt. 372 03S7 65 — 63 Pets and Supplies ENGLISH SPØINGER Ianl,l.AKC 175 10 n. 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 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. Trucks and Trailers 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 $) alabaster inferior, sharp, sharpl 13195 Call Pete at 333.1631. Dealer '6.3 Fold Station Wagon. Air cord 1150 Ph. . j?h' •1 .A, 1912 Super Beetle. enzlon blue, with Nothing down, take over . Call credit manager 323 4230. __________________________ -'43 Chevy Dump Truck, new motor, good tires I steel body. Call (1) 67 Fiat in any 1939 OldsmObile) dr. Coupe. Rebut needswindshield. Little AMC . JEEPS* * rust. no dents. WO 322 0596 after Fr the best buy in Amercar\ .___-- 7) HONDA 7 4(0MILES CALL 373 ssm ________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233466 milto, 4 Speed, double sharp, extra nict. U&SO Call Don at 3:21631 Dealer — 1972 Vega, super nice, amber gold. falilm Inferior. 4 speed wills air. 1911 Super 8"Ift, tim often with or you If alabstlor Inferior, extra economy 7$,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 Mart. 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 assa ss ination during magnate Randolph A. Hearst, to set the $6 million food Lawton Chiles ... 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 emerge tonight at Sanford lie already has opposition but will 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 Sen. Eugene presents a husband and wife state housewife from Chicago, team in real life, Jack and Sally McLain of Huntsville. Incidentally, to my 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'ougti "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 LIdflhiflIstration'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 nfllving Index t' this morning which said that plus productivity." Area cli',,tti 2A This would indicate a wage boost oF 12 per cent, based on he l-:tlitnrualt,utiiiu',,t President Nixon's Lax case will 4A 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 SA substantial revenue, perhaps $1 3 per cent yearly Increase In productivity. liuspitalnotes 5A Classified "Ids 611-711 Despite last year's Inflation rate highest In 25 years Public notices wage billion, because unhappy 411-58 68 taxpayers will claim any increases In major 1973 labor cortracts adhered to government ('Olt'Ics Sport-, (1tW n5OFd puzzle deduction this guidelines. But in recent weeks, rank-and-file pressure for 28 State 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. rifl,t li! 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 very unfortunate and rare thing that we t'ail one immediately available." no - wit], Concert Tonight ., AFL-CIO VVage (oais Reported At 1 2 Per Cent $ opponent is ' campaign 1 e rsam.j association. JACK PROSSER HWY. 1972 HWY. 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD, PH, 3224884 W. P. 6468916 - — — .,' ii ROAD DEDICATION THE COUNT\ section of the old Longwood-Markham Road mally dedicated E. E. Williamson Road Thursday, named by was for- the board of county cOmnlis.s:oners in honor of the 17-year veteran Longwood council member. Taking part in the ceremonies were Commission Chairman John Kimbrough, Councilmen Don Schreir,er, Williamson, It I. Helms, June Ix'rmann and Road Supt J C Lavender. 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I new insights, she thought the reach him is to turn u )'OW thing happened to suburban have the ullt)ortlnd) IL) IIIIX didn't know they couldn't be professors put bo much n• own vokime and cut rough LOOK AROUND housewife Mary Maccracken with other children. ThC) have taughIsoEwento 01 did ithasii on such formalities as theveneeroflsoLitloa on her way to check out volun. en ti n g problems, COfflrnU. she laughs. "It didn't seem Vourhome Mrs. MacCackcn has teer Job possibilities for her ruatlor' problern,s, all the kinds me that theac children here so Jn plans. Junior League at a sdiool for ctwoh1tn If you have four nonverbal and Iwo daughters bow ° Everyone else doos .. -.,•-,• .-•••. • -%Puswe 10 ctildreti. so.Theimmcnseragelhey feel lesson plan for?" she asks. them works with tSflOtiOflaliy STERCHI FURNI the social gracin"ut et" an Although as placement chairWhen one of the teachers was wee." feel but b a lesser de. "You need as much knowledge disturbed children. She got her degree fne days after i:ian she was exempt from the Injured in an autorrntili mr,'l. .it.._ --and training as you can get, masters iinn -cr.nrk AU ""Willie Af ter ie regular teacher but you h'ive to have more than I got mine," says her mother "worthwhile work" required of dent the director of the school came back the director asked just a degree. You need a proudly. other members, the serve askedaMrs. MacCracken to Mrs. MacCracken if she would strong back, a coninitment, a — Job herself. And she thattook dectsk" a substitute, like to teach fulltlme. She sense of humor and a listening eventually led to a career as "ThIsclass was in the lwest func agreed and began taking spe. heart. You have b b able to teacher of learr4ng-disabled boring school." LI...a.. • aiiltl ucat on coursesat nigni listen to the child even II he cTuluren for Inc woman who notes Mrs. MacCracken, who in college. Though she gained (k)esfl't talk. The only way to had left college at 19 to marry. has just written a book about "When I walked in the door her experknces tie-re, "A / and s.w the children it was one Crde of ('hildren" She was in of those spooky experiences, as dtarge of four boys, age to 8. Quotable Women though I had be-tn there be-fore. all nontu ilet trained, all nonver. ' I felt at home and knew that I bal. Ofli? still (Ir1kU1g fron ta By The Associated Press had to work there," recalls the bottle. different. Since then, It's been Wclleskv dropout Abu now has Here are some quotable nothing but hell" Antoinette "Although had formal a bachelor's degree n special training. I'd I'd had myno own dill,quotes week: from women during the Slovik, wife of Pvt. Eddie Slo education and a master's in dren and I guess I knew in. %'Ik,e*ecutcdtluring World War learning disabilities, 'Dick wishes he could be JI. tinctive! that you had to work She started as a teacher's ci very small sps," she says. here, but he sent the closest de, learning how to deal w:tti Thee children needed fee l thing to his heart — me," Pat "It's the FBI who wants to children who are not retarded success because they'd had so Nixon, speaking to President murder me ... I have the feeling 1but who function far below many failures." lialnel üildt'ra of Venezuela i have been written off." their age level and are out of She went to wort first on the during a diplomatic mission to Patricia Ih';irst in a touch with re-alit. "soal things," such a 1114)t' ' lEAd 11N; To LEARN . Mary Maccracken finds second career ()(bj (r neawine WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, predicts President Nixon will be out of office by November. Mills, chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee arid vice chairman of the committee looking into the President's taxes, MiIIs 1,ynn Sa ys Easy terms 322.7,53 'Out' I) C By November Sr -7— whether he expects Nixon will be in office by the November election. "I do not," Mills responded, "By resignation, by impeachment?" Mills replied: "One or the other, I do not know which at this time." Appearing on the CBS program "Face the Nation," Mills said he believes Nixon will come under increasing pressure from within the Republican party because of his tax problems and fears of lost votes in November. Dayan IIII - - The', res.rr)ub CII1tJIR)fl' '.itLng thuiii IL tfr( Attion, please ThU us -ow' story. We welcome your news! Engigement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by a black and white glossy studio photo at least fire days before desired publication date. Rues for women's news and photo coverage (parties, club, etc.) should be made at least a week in advance. Area correspondents are listed daily on the editorial page. Doris Williams, Society Editor WIN AT BRIDG Belladona torpedoes contract 4 - v Q6 4 , 75 410842 I S North-South vulnerab!e Wi V EAST (DI ö A93 ? K 10917 • ASI 4A9 i4 WT J5 532 $42 I sou'n e Q 1086 VAJ KQIO3 F a d I. Noi'ij, E FV p Pass Pass 34 Pass Pass Pass Pass _°peninglead.-95 South Double 44 By Oswald & James Jacoby Since this seems to be the ents in San Francisco from her schizophrenic children, ex- their parents would be able terrorist kidnapers, 'i couldn't get were a feeling t plains Mrs. MacCracken, who take the-rn out of the house and ward them. They a fairly adds that they fall Into two they wouldn't be so trapped. "Unhpp)' kids become tin• broad categories. "The very I've always believed in aca- cold audience. They don't de. happy parents, Trauma in their 'Uidran child turns away demics, but there's no point in serve it" Opera star Maria own chilcjhootj results in a setfrom people and is fascinated teaching academic skills until Callas cancelling a backstage back in personality develop. with things. The hyperactive the child can survive in receiving line scheduled after ment and emotional capacity, child has a very short attention Society, her performance In f'troit, uncoroa!e rages, The four children, cluding and they will be less able to bedestructive and aggressive, one who up till then had sub. come mature and give to their "EIdie wasn't a coward, He own children," Shirley Camper "Unlike retarded children SLltCd on only crackers and just hated 1olence. They never Soman, author of 'Let's Stop who are usually loving and wel- chocolate milk, learned to eat should have put him in a corn. Destro)ing Our Children," call. coming, they are unable to give with Implements. Two became and take friendship and love," fully toilet trained, and two Not role ... If it hadn't been for ing for a constitutional unend. she corfllnucs -Because they learned to s'*'ak r the incident (Slovlk's ('eeu. rtwnt (In sut h bizarre bvliavior anil (lnrt'it, n,.t' ,.Ii i.., Ut' .i. II .1 '"'': best player in the World, I is certainly one of the top fit and he had no problem. lie I that king hold the trick. Now, what would you do you were South? You woul do just what this South di( You would lead a spade (nor dummy and finesse your ter West would collect a surpris trick with his jack and East' three aces would complet your downfall What would have hap pened if Giorgio had playlet: his ace' South would proba bly have laid his queen 01 trumps down; dropped th jack arid made his contract. .Y 2, . Th v Ujitrnm I 1 '•: .t:.: r "i. '14995 iirrath Stock Items Only / .'4 Monday, March 18, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 64th Year, No. 178 Price 10 Cents ORLANDO FORGE, INC. "where Orange Meets Fairbanks" 711 Orange Ave., Winter Park, Fla, Ph-47-2S34 — l)t-IenIs Nixon 1) a .'•-':':'a ' H 'a ass 0so 00 00 Come To The Land ssli Of Ahhhhs Soo I 16 'S 0 I', ifo,East T 1 R p WASHINGTON tAPt — U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica today ordered the secret Watergate jury report delivered to the House Judiciary Committee for Its impeachment inquiry. Sirica delayed implementation of his order for two days to permit filing of appeals. Strica said the report "draws no accusatory conclusions ... It renders no moral or social judgments, "The report Is a simple and straightforward compilation of Information gathered by the grand Jury and no more," he said. Sirica said in his opinion that the grand Jury "strongly ree• oz,unt'nds" that Its report and a satchel filled with evidence should go to the impeachment committee because: 'lIa%'Ing carefully examined pi:0 9?4 a the contents of the grand JUT)' report, the court is satisfied that there can be no question regarding their materiality to the House Judiciary Corn. inittee's investigation 'liii person on whom the report focuses, the President of the United States, has not objected to its release to the cornriiittee," Sirica said. "Other persons are involved only indirectly," he added. And although it has not been emphasized in this opinion, It should not be forgotten that we deal in a matter of the most critical n'.nmnent to the nation, an Impeachment investigation involving the President of the United States," Sirica said. "It would be difficult," he said, "to conceive of a more compelling need than that of this country for an Unswervingly fair inquiry based on all the pertinent informa. tion." Sirica's opinion appeared to confirm reports that the scaled report deals with President Nixon's role In Watergate. The judge said it would be up to the House Judiciary Corn. mittec "to determine the sigr.ificance" of the evidence and that the court offered no opinion as to relevance, Sirica also said the Judiciary committee rather than the court should consider a request from Whit. Wiue counsel for permission to review the grand jury evidence inc grand Jury gave the report to Sirica on March 1, the same Jay it indicted seven for. met Nixon administration and Nixon campaign aides on charges of conspiring to block the investigation of the Water. gate break-in. Sirica said last week he has spent a lot of time working on the decision. "It's been late night work, early morning hours, things like that," he said in it brief telephone inter-view, That decision is expected to be his last major act before stepping down as chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Wash. ington. Sirica, who must relinquish the post Tuesday when he turns 70, will be sue. ecnik'rl by Judge George I., hart Jr. Sirica pIa,, tij remain in ac. the judge after stepping down as chief judge. lie already has assigned btiriisclf the Watergate cover-up trial. The grand jury gave Sirica 111 4;i• rJ . .) . __ - J IV :16- 91 1-. r"• _______klj(....'•,_• ..# .4 .. - -• C! _1 . . • -!' .- ,_•-_-_-- — S iii. Ia,• .,'-,til Art Festival Was P •j.'- Bulgaria ____ L siliocs of Ut I Bulçirtai,*,,r, ZtIigiic'j,J L'01 A 4P.u'tarian il.)T AI VLtiiieiS,'.,io,n _____ farm c S 'tuE i',455 ' !.ri,t,jIuii tb, - -1' I U ' '' "fl iIItftl,',rd C. 13 Operats- toki L %ttik.r. 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It caused more than a fw anxious telephonic calls seeking the source of my information Well. If you'd like to hear more on this subject a Dr Grad)' will be addressing himself to this problem at a special meeting Tuesday at 1 P.M. at the Howard Johnson Hotel at 1-4 and Colonial Drive in Orlando. N 4 I Exhibits From A Child's Viewpoint, (left), Painting Their Own, (right). '.. — -- -,• w,i vvuu,s wunuers TOt' you is not somewhere over the rainbow. He's right on your doorstop in In your daily newspaper. You'll find him under various names, such as articles for sale, houses for rent, good bargains in a boner car, or reliable repair technicians. from He's the Wizard of Ahhhhs — the "ahs" of satisfaction the thousands who make smart use of the Want Ads. Make a little wizardry with a money.savj, Want Ad and hear your budget say "ah". 4 'a 322-2611 OR vc,tA dvJ hd/Iyk 4 g3 9993 de /øz,i.td i I4pr cdj* dfte iam t '4 m1j. r Tr 'ai- tinrb Thanks to FlIP Sgt Jim Humphries and the folks at Seminole Junior College, this ('(Jul11) 's lat a'nuirca'rnent agencies are going to be able to send members of their forces to a special Traffic limnodde Investigation school, right here In Sanford at the airport. itcrding to Humphries. this course Is tailored titter the one which he attended at Northwestern University and will qualify those who successfully complete the 104 hours course as experts at investigating traffic accidents resulting in hornoddes. This qualification becomes most imiiportant whenever one of the presently is called as a witness at a trial and it is determined by the defense that they are - 'not" experts Obviously, it will change in the future. iirrath I Be of use to huriwnity, and you will learn to love human beings ' Bob Lloyd) Hc,ald Photo Florida Family Earns 4— ____ - --- / - Annual Winter Park ---— Vy -4 NJ I, -to — i• - -IT ..._- to Pip. ' the report March 1 along with an indictment charging seven former Nixon administration and campaign aides with conspiracy to block the probe of the Watergate break-in. The report and a satchel filled with evidence were said by sources to concern President Nixon's role in Watergate. The grand jury reportedly asked Si. rica to give it to the House impeachment inquiry. Meanwhile, Sunday, Rep. Wilbur ft Mills, 1)-Ark., said he expects President Nixon to be out of office by November. Mills, chnirn'in of the House Ways and Means Committee and VICC chairman of the joint committee looking Into Presitient Nixon's taxes, said on the CBS program "Face the Na. tion" that Nixon would be impeached or would resign V of -. Israel hour session of her cabinet heads of government on the killed or wounded. Israel 11' Israeli go-,'ernrrtent has discuss Israel's position In the spot." reported no casualtft's 'I I)efense Iinistcr Mothe negotiations, which will be mehowever. Eti,,n said 'i Sadat in an interview with Dayan to represent it t tin, diated by Secretary of State TV's "Issues and Answer's" Newsweek magazine said the Washington negotiations for a Henry A. Kissinger that the talks would probably be impeachment of President Nix. pullback of Israeli troops on the Mrs. Melt did not say when patterned on those that led to on would be a "terrible trage. Syrian (rent. Dayan would leave for Wash. the Israel i.Egyptlan troop d)-" becausehe and Kissinger Arab diplomats at the United ington. But she pledged a week disengagement pact. That Nations said a Syrian diplomat, ago that Israel's representative was negotiated by Kissinger have 'revolutionized the thrust of U.S. policy in our area and Salah Eddine Tarazi, will rep. would be sent within two weeks. shuttling between Jerusalem before that in the rest of the resent the Damascus regime. Israeli Foreign Minister and Cairo. Mrs. Meir and Pres- world," Arabs at U. N. headquarters Abba Eban said in New York ide-nt Anwar Sadat of Egypt said Tarazi is a member of the that Israel would not never met. "It would indeed be a terrible political section of the Syrian "dogmatic" about face4o4ace Meanwhile. Israeli and Syr- tragedy if the American people Foreign Ministry and was an negolations with the Syrians in ran troops battled on the Golan lost sight of the global picture alternate delegate to the United 'Washington. But he added: "1 Heights Sunday for the sixth for the sake of narrow domestic Nations In the mid-1950s. can't imagine we can arrive at day. Syria said four of its troops political considerations," Saditt Premier Golda Meir named a settlement without sere killed and 12 wochded an sail s •SOIZII week for unusual plays, weWell will wind up with a humI. Pass 36 Pass ? dinger. orth's three-spade call You. South. hold was a real stretch, lie had no 0 $654 A K Q 13 CA J 56reason to attach any value to What do you do now' his queen of hearts and one — Old the spades. This bid king of spade5 did not justify asks partner to bid slit If he holds his attempt to reach game. " tood trumps. Still that queen hearts value and TODAY-8 QIJES'flON had not made a very line defenInstead or bidding three spades sve play, North's overbid )our partner has responded two would have worked, diamonds to your one spade. South won the heart lead What do you do now? with his jack and led a low 'woiwta trump to dummmy's king. Any ordinary bridge player ' would have put the ace on the ' J4Ct)9 V1.1 king without a moment's boo* to Win a, BrsJ9e c'o hesitation, but East was " flen'spaperi P0 Boa 489 Giorgio Belladonna Italy's Raa,o City Station No*Yo,a IV Y world-champion Blue Team. °!!_ was of Ar* $9995 Chaise With Arms And Pad Reg. 199.10 For WILBUR MiliS .—Makes prediction , by WOODARD SPECIAL Arm!ess Chaise With Pad Reg. 194.23 is 'S }'rEM I;Ti:H;'j%r Jt The bidding hat been !(ieIl nil's/I t*haJf (If t'JtIltIit'' 1111111 illv life "Ould I-%- I g Patio And Poolside Chaises Speak -.4. By THE ASSO('IATEI) PRFSS Dayan on Sunday after a two- negotiations involving the claimed several Israeli troops '1 (':iracas n behalf tI I're.siknt recordi ng received by her par. and it) Nixon. ally disturbed children, autistic, cat. "II they could do that the-n To The Arkansas Democrat told one of the newsmen interviewing him: "I would think that probably you and I both may well be surprised when the vote occurs on the articles of impeachment over the number on ,the Reoubjican side whn jnju' -aIP those fartieltm ui 1111peiei'niezIt," Mills added: "If he stays in office as President, members of Ms own party know that they'll lose seats in the House." Commenting on Nixon's income tax problems, primarily involving a deduction for donation of his vice presidential papers to the National Archives, Mills said: "There is a possibility if (the investigation) proves that the deduction of the papers given to the archives was improper that there would be fraud on the part of someone," $1,000 Shelter Fund IIUNNEI,l., Ha. 'APi —A Florida family oj l2 beat adeadline III build a fallout shelter in a weekend and earned $1,000 for Weather DEATHS OF DAY \csterikiy s high 74 low this morning 37. Fair tt'coming partly clowly Tuesday. jisfild this i1' k'rnoon with highs In the tinil lOs. Not so cool tonight with lows in the low to mid SOs. Warin Tuesday with highs in the lower los. Jo FS, John W. of Sanfort IIEYNOLJ)S, Lee Cinyce of sar:lr,i 'AUhiN, Robert D.. Nev Siiisina Beach (Details on Page IA) Index Area deaths Bridge Calendar . ('lassifietiads Comics Crossword puzzle Dear Abby Dr. Crane Editorial comment Entertainment - - IA 6A IA S-SB 7A 6A 6A 6A 4A 7A lioroscopi' Hospital notes National Public notices Society - . Sports State Stocks TV World - - - IA Vt 4-511 6A 1-38 - ..,., - - 3A 7A Reparations Sought; 14 Years Late 1'Al.l.AiiASSEE, Fin, iAPi.— upon agreement between State state had ignored key evidence The Florida Legislature has Atty. Gordon Oldham (if Lees. which 'strongly indicates that been asked to declare the In. burg and ,, court-aptintetI de' the actual assailant was, in nocence of a man who spent al. tense lawyer. The state dropped tact, SIIII Wile)' Otloiii, " Odmii was executed for an. most 14 years in a mental tins- the charge 13 years and 11 months other rape, later, after Daniels' intal for a rape reportedly tornnew lawyer, Thurwald Husfeld Woods' report was to be con. nutted by another man, Special legislative investiga- of Deland, persuaded the courts side-red by the house Corn_ niittee on Retirement, Persontot Thomas Woods said Jesse he was sane, The investigator said the nel and Claims. Daniels did not commit the rape attack with which he was & hiar.ed and that he should receive compensation of at least $)O,000 for having been "victiinued by our Society." Daniels was 19 and mentally retarded w hen he confessed in l)ecvmhcr, 1957, to the rape of a prominent hake County wont. an, Daniels was committed to the state hospital at ('httihoot'hee t The J.B. Walden family had been hired for $700 by the Atomic Erier' Commission to build the shelter near this North Florida to wn and were promised a $300 bonus if they did the Job in 48 ttuis, The Waldens, including five adults, six teen-agers, and a chili, ci'mnpk'tt'd the shelter early Sunday in 23 hours and 40 rninut, "The family excavated and piled 50 tons of dirt by shovel," sail ('re*'sl'n Kearny, AEC engineer in charge if the project. "Some of the adults slept only one or two hours during the work." The Waldens built the aboveground shelter with slash pine, bed sheets and plastic covered by two feet of dirt. Kearnv said. In addition to the dirt-covered shelter, the family was also requrred to construct a latrine and install a home-made numni to bring fresh air into the structure, Kearny said the Waidens if, ere anitngan unspeelfled number families in Colorado, Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama who wet' being paid to construct temporary fallout shelters as an AI"i' research project. - - The project has been funded le a 130,uoo grant (tool this V S Ik'fense Civil Preparedness Agency, Kearne said, A 3pokesman for the federal agency in Washington said the ProJect did not represent an effort to bring back the family fallout thelter craze of the early 196. He said it was an attempt to tk'tt'rminv what kinds of shelters could be constructed within one it two dais if people had to be moved from mnt'trupiIit.,n areas during a crisis �-: - ' y ; -- - . - - -TheSanford Herald i :: . A' * 1140 , :, . . - _____ - 641- _ _ = ii -. . . ___ U *4 A ~& % - - I - iun fly fllU.IE BROWN Associated Press Writer The promise of clean sheets, ttlor television UIRI room W'• ,,. - enough gasoline to ihis year, middle.inconit' RISING SUN FLIES ABOVE ONTARIO %ieCkS at the seashore or the tIII't!1ItmflS are asking more: Will se l able ir et Val is a part of the Canadian Aeronautical Collection at Ottawa. - . - WASHINGTON iAP 'I must have been a babe in Bemrica turns 70 Tuesday and fore he became a federal judge the nods." he added. lust step down as chief judge, In l%, George I.. Hart Jr. Recently, hart has begun though he plans to remain on - "I ' .- 1 "o ,. . Republican party worker. Republican politics in his posi- signed lumusehf the Watergate In those days, long before lion as a U.S. District judge. cover-up trial. Watergate, Hart often raised as As the new chief judge. Hart much as $500,000 a year as GOP And, starting Tuesday, Hart will receive any future Water. chairman for the District of takes over as chief judge of the gate indittimit'nts and assign the ('ultunba Every contributor i)istritt ('nun, sucteni:ng the if $100 or fire was listed by titan given touch of the cre dit Because of the ad- , mintstrative duties of his new -z -. - half hours Sun(Li) but failed to agree. Syria and Libya were - -. . t , - "Ttuit was the way I thought it inecting of the judicial con. myself % hile I arn chief judge." In September 1972, Sirica assigned himself the case of seven (j Poll Identifies Issues PRINCETON, N.J. I AP)-Republican leaders ("I InibUon and the energy crisis top Watergate as the prirnary issues In this fall's congressionalelection campaigns, according to the Gallup Poll. In a nationwkle survey of Republican county chairmen. 71 per cent named inflation as the leading Issue and 65 per cent fisted the energy crisic Watergate was named by 32 Alioto Submits Strike Plan SAN FRANCISCO iAPi .- Ma)or Joseph Alioto has drawnups planalmed at ending an 11-day strike by half the city's 5,000 public school teachers. The walkout has cut clatswootin attendance by 80 per cent. Alioto was to meet with school board negotiators today to unveil the pruoosal, deta ils of which were not made . American Federation of Teachers members are striking for a 1$ per cent pay hike, wialler classes, more reading programs and upgrading in pay and sUtus for substitutes and teacher aides. School board officials have offered a 6 per cent pay raise. Teachers Seek Higher Wages KANSAS CITY API - Ka nsas City teachers asking higher pay and adminisirative changes voted to strike today after a stalemate in contract talks. District superintendent Or. Robe rt I.. Medeaff vowed to keep the ci ty's schools open and said he would seek a restr aining order against the strike, voted Sunday by about half the 3,200 members of the Kansas City Federation of Teachers. Federation president Norman Hudson said 80 to 85 per cent of the membership supports the strike and pred icted pu blic schools could be shut down by mid-week in the 62,000.student district. The leathers are seeking a pay raise of slightly mor e than 10 per cent. They turned down an increase of 5.5 per cent. Public Access Limited P151101'. Calif. AP The U.S. f't'.,i &n itt' has been f orced to limit public access to Mt. Whitney. The solitude of the highest point in the continental United States is be ing threatened by tr ampling Feet, tinder a plan being aminowit-eti today, the Forest Service will allow only "- 75 persons per day on to the 10.7 mIle Mt. Whitney tr ail. flunin past 'ummcr :iu''nths some 2r0 people 1,".1 %,. walked the trail daily. Inadequat e sanitation, loss o' sub. derne.s solitude and damage to the resources ?iae resulted , crg#';nI R,'niiccsc ' Prt% ' 11" WASHINGTON mAP) Heading the congressional isiativr agenda Ms week is a proposal tom' -special bonuses t.i attract men into skilled johs in the all-'s'olunlary military. Rep. Samuel S, Stratton , D-N.Y., says t he special military bon us bill Is aii.ied at overcoming what he called the force's critical problem of drawing and keeping mien in such critical skills as ele'tronuc. 't he Hous,ebili would aut.horizecnjistmcnt bou to for Willed skills, although the Pentagon plans to start the bonuses at $2,000. Bonuses is to 1115, would be paid to men re.enlustini. - - would abstain from the decision by the rest. Several of the ministers met until late Sunday night In an at- HELLS, BELLS, MORE BELLS al Committee headquarters in . . . Fill the home of Mrs. Connie Cooper of Port Il k- Watergate office building. t1teir governments for further Allegany, Pa,, where she houses her iflstflj(jiofl3, sources said, , L. . , At the trial in January 1973, live of the defendants pleaded guilty. The other two, G. Gordin Liddy and James W. McCord Jr., were convicted by a Jury. Throughout. Sirica made it dear he didn't believe all the facts were being brought out. Finally. in March. Mccord wrote the judge a letter in which lie said the defendants had b of over 300. She tempt to draft a consensus document. Others contacted collection Earlier Sunday. 13 of the has bells made of glass, wood and china as well as brass. - - Portuguese In Control - As Military Coup Fails prurt into plead. LISBON, Portugal APi - 'fig guilty and aLio that higher. Tlk- Portuguese government ups were involved In the break- a ppeared securely in control of Ili, the whole country today anti On Bill Saturday. - FBI 1hrector Clarence M. Kelley is world's major oil-produci ng nalions, including seven of the Arab states, concluded a weekend meeting here with the announcemcnt they would main. tam their posted prices on male oil until July 1. The Organization of Petru. leuttu Exporting Countries I OPECl, said its decision not to raise the artificial price on which t heir share of the oil revenue is calct,dated was a good clammipul back on after 1:julle, will gesture toward the leading 11)c Lisbon club %on 2-0. #0 tension eased alter the failure l'heattemptedrcvoltrult(4J of an attempted coup by young from a movement in the armed infan try officers. forces for a political settlement Milita ry police were holding to end the war against the nabetween 20 and 30 army officers live rebels in Angola, Moz.amIn the Lisbon area in addition to biquc and Portuguese Guinea, the 200 young officers and In- Portugal's African territories, fantrymen who advanced on Pr movement was sparked I.iLn in a mitotorizeti column by the recent book "Portugal FBI Boss To Testify WASHI NGTON iAl'j . a nd the Fut ure," by the deputy chlef of staff. Gen. Antonio cle itanan regime of Premier Mar- Spinola, which sharply cnh. ___________________________ -________________________ Minority - Prime I rmrIty Labor government faced its first voting test in the House ainha, 60 miles tention because as commander 'if C(inimons today anid was ex. in chief and governor-general in pected to win with the help north of Lisbon, and dered Portuguese Guinea. he bec&nw abstentions by some opposilforl several hoLn later. by Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D. IAsix,n remained calm, and one of the country's leading members. W.Vu,, us the first br a Senate no disturbances w ere reported military hero.ms. Caet.ano was Wilson's chances were also Judiciary subcommiltoe on Put elstwhere in the country. TIM. reported to share some of helped by a declaration from oversight since it was named ri. unl' cf s,.- u'r tans from Spinola's views, but on Thurs. ihe Trades Union Congress last August to monitor the oper. Oporto streamed Into Lisbon day he bowed to pressure from it would support the govern. .tIionsof the investigative agn. for a game between President AznerscoThomaz and muent it retained the govern. I) Oporto and Sporting of Lisbon. other ultraconservatives, fired bent wage board set up by the 11w tall provudez for a lO.)-ear itecau se of the game, the gov. both Spinola and the chief of last Curusen'ative government terumi for the FBI director but (lu1itt relaxed a state of alert staff. Gm. Francisco da Costa , to cu rb wage .ken. pertnits reappointment for one Although the Labor party*s additional 10-year term. Both which had confined the military and confined the military to to their barr:, Lc. but it barrzukc campaign platform promis1to appointments would be subject ----------__________________ ,ibolish the wage board with to Sa ('firmation, wtu'ti l'nmnc Minister Edward hlowt'yer, the director, like The hearing today. on a bill hlyril and heath tried to limit wage Increases to seven per cent, lf)-iuiillIufl.meLje TUC said - ": the government shou ld give pri. tority In repeal of the Industrial lli'latuon.s Act even if this meant . temporary retention of the I,, ' wage board, - The Industrial Relations Act was the Conservatives' attempt in outlaw wildcat str ikes and IM! IIL'hitutt' a systt'tii of lt'aIly handing wuge con tracts. It has been a resounding failure. Wilson's first test in the house of Commons was ex. Iseded on a Conservative mo. tutu attacking 11w absence (torn the government's program of a - somuit' other Judiciary Committee mncnubers ,rnut'nded Gras hail yielded to h .ti' llu.&' (1's.;ut in the FBI investigation of the Water. att' t'aS.', and eventually Gray . , "', I i ,1 asked Nixon to withdraw his nomination, i', ui.ii.... 5A1UIV IJIJrI Ill Kansas City. Mo., fur 12 years and a former FBI agent, was toriuirsated as Hoover's sucres"1 hIt' w as confirmed by flue Sv'flaft' in June of Last rar Byrd said the confirmation hearings Indicated (".gri'ss takt' :,tt'ps to ir.ui,it.' the 'lutetium' tit use liii from "1' political , $*'('idlI) froni 11w White house anti, utmecivabjy, even from ('.s'ugrcss." I- 4 statutory system of wage conirols. But there was a posss. bility that the Conierx'aties would not press their motion to a vote because of the prospect abstentions within their own ranks Wilsnn controls 299 '.otes in tht'l(ou.seof Comnmons, is short ii majority. The Con. M'r's'mitives, will. 29, ceu ld defeat tutu only if they got enough suPtkWt from the other 30 mbits. i nf ormed sources u ii Wilson was assured the voles of three mlt.ndents and two Welsh i4 embarrassing 'uI 'iGIll'.....i AN YONE? What appears to be mounds of spaghetti being sorted are actually electrical connectors and tuning wires used in the manufacture of color television sets. . . - ;auinnaI,st, - / ) - ' -- h=2011101 ?04r ':, ____ . - __ _v . '*,- Ororge Haves) - I - --(Ilrrald Photo fli 1 - - ,-: - faculty. 4d 0 • - - 4, 1. meals and bake specialty items for students and I J-A IP ArrIJfj.,-i -, •• - ' . -- (I4ecaid Photo Sy . Joan Meet __________________ Hayr,.) C, PREPARING LUNCHES FOR CENTER .. . ___ FeopIe In The Newsj '.' rope, Japan and the United boycott they agreed on last -States. But a spokesman warn- tober in an attempt to pressure County - ' ' . . also presented the President The Arab oil meeting was a Algeria, one of the three hard- with a crystal vase of sham- Dcvco of Orlando will request Longwood connect with Longwood and the co uncil to permit the building of plant will Lw forthcoming. Unit Three of Camelot sub. Developer through of the proposed ex. The garbage ordinance, Kiniberly-Clark fortune. Farquason's "Ruxton" Count)' School Board will development of two and three. discuss Winter Springs with council the board's hussein was whisked away which would allocate all bedroom units was given WINTER SPRINGS-A from the airport Sunday with. unincorporated area residents favorable review by the zoninga proposed purchase of prope rty public hearing on a recall The President's daughter and out making a statement and in Sterling Park. to one of 10 large garbage board two weeks ago. The provision to the city charter is son-in4aw, Julie and David Eis. was escorted by motorcade to collection firmi,, has been townhouses each will have scheduied by city council for enhower, were at the service, Kimberly's home in the cx- opposed by consumers fearing 1,100 to 1,400 feet of living from area. Agenda 7:30 tonight leading off a But Mrs. Nixon, who celebrated rocks flown from Ireland. & lea had decided to end the antiembargo bloc. ___________________________________ clusive resort of Palm Beach. they will be stuck with unher 62nd birthday Saturday, Kimberly, honorary consul of satisfactory servi ce, was unable to Other items on the agenda for the council's 7:30 p.m. mee ting Financial Statement, Award bid on half-ton truck, she has the flu. WORLD TODAY . .- Agendas Floyd said he is 'checking division on the same size lots as out" whether city attorney, city Jainie Farquason will seek city the first Patrick's Day worship service municipal court elusive granchise garbage council approval tonight for completiontwo of units. Since the judge, in the East Room of the White units one and two prosecutor, police chief and WEST PAUl hEAd, Fla . ordinance set for today, proposed consctIon of 46 House. 'At') -King Illisswinof Jordan Seminole County coni. townhouse condominiums on a2 zoning changes have altered the other appointments must be 11w stniiiirwk was pinned on arrived here (ruin Washington imliSSioners face a long but non- 46,2 acre Rangel inc Road. size for each lot in the sub- made annually. division. (erd Malloy, the am• in a fis'ate Jet f or a visit wi th controversial public hearing Markham Bead tr act. bassador from Ireland, who James Kimberly, heir to the schedUle Tuesday evening. Representatives of the played bait to 350 guests at a st. King Hussein I? oil price again. apircnt that themiristers had The OPEC countries produce arrived in Vienna with their -. ___ Area Council nobody needed the oxygen tank," The singer did such numbers WASHINGTON AI'm Pres. as "CC. Rider" and "I C. WASHINGTON Nixon wore a traditional Help Falling In Love with You." President Nixon Award bid on crime Hameln fishing during a visit Dr. Norman Vincent Peale of last year. Marble Collegiate Church in New York delivered the set- Arthur Miller mon, asking people and nations ANN ARBOR, Mich. lAP) to "start loving one another." Playwright Arthur Miller 4 lengthy agenda. The charter amendment ordinance states that any they feel service was un- sideration of an ordinance specific elected city official can-will be sat isfactory under the old renaming a section of tactical unit consultant set. removed from office when a system of non-exclusive Longwood-Markham Road vices, petition carrying the signatures Set date for public hearing on of 33 per cent of franchise areas, and that an From Church Street the registered to the Ordinance 272-annexation of ordinance will allow greater county line in honor of Council vote rs Is su bmitt ed to the Parson property, uniformity of service, Chairman E.E. Williamson, coun cil. will Decision on Romex recomThe ordinance, if approved, Count)' Commissioners merdation It would require the mayor to take to the stage next month at would set rates of $4 per month recently renamed a section Elvis Presley call a special election within 45 the University of of ('ommunicalion recording days to fill a vacant at and Miller will narrate "From the for curbside service. with an the road in the county E.E. equipment. option of paying $6 MEMPHIS. Tenn. APJ Creation," a theater piece back-yard pickup. monthly for Williamson Road. Glittering in a white Jumpsuit, based on his play, "The Creaa special election make apWilliamson, a patient at Work Session Collection would be allowed Winter Park Memorial llospital i Elvis Presley drew screams tion of the W Id and pointments to the council if and cheers with a homecoming Business" The show, Other no earlier than 6 am., nor any since last Thursday, will not be te hre or more councilmen are withwill mu• later than $ p.m., except at tonight's meeting. His Devco of Orlando regarding removed from office, concert in Memphis, where he sic by Stanley Silverman, Came lot unit three. Sunday's and legal holidays, condition Is listed 3WW his career 20 years ago. include a Cast Of 31X singers. as After council adoption of the xpecting Planning Board Site Plan and each consumer is entitled satisfactory and he is e Co. recall ordinance, a special Presley, 39, gave four con. The production will be a subIleview-the Babcock t o at least two pickups per to Lw released by mid-week. election for ratification by the crrts over the weekend and will stitute for a new work 'Mw Windward Square I. Also on the agenda is Peter i another Wednesday. A Red American Clock," which Miller people must be called within 30 Board - . S . - 400 Reported Killed . . - SAIGON, South Vietnam tAp) - Thousands of North and Sou th Vietnamese troop clashed during the weekend in the heaviest fighting in the central hlolands since the ceasefire 14 months ago. The government reported 'North Vietnamese and 72 South Vietnamese but 4p 1 concert Saturday, attended by the university. Offi ci a ls said the 12,000, said lots of aspirin and new play will be produced at t he earplugs were given out, "but school later, Police Blotter .1 An underterinined aniount of clothing was taken from Worthington Lid, of Montreal and the Cuban railway enterprise. Manuel Jacobson Department The contract had been held UP becliuse Of American - with Cuba. But the directors of MLW-Wor thington voted It German Voters Dissatisfied Chancellor WIlly ~ Brandt's Social Democrats suffered another setback - I. Casselberry Altamonte CASSEIJIERRY-Activity at AI.TAMQNTE SPRINGS 5. Hearings- 7:00 p.m. A. tonight's 7:30 council meeting U.S. Environmental Protection were released unharmed a few (Cont'd) Rezone from R-IA I n the city hall will be con- Agency i EPA) grants of $55 Al'5(fl'. is suspected in the minutes later in a hearby Single-FamIly Residential to centrated in the work session million for the city's sewer when council discusses PlanSunday night fire of the home of woojed area. OC Office District, property plant expansion and Interceptor ning Board site plan reviews tine construction should be Frank Webb. 43. 1413 Bell Ave. mile east of 14, cifteribed as A gas snaked rag was Found at a Alfamonte south and adjacent to SR 434 and Zoning floard recorn- released within 10 (lays, menuations. corner of the house which i Lowndes & Bosserman I; Mayor Norman Floyd will Council will review the site report suffered minor damage lluonias G. F'niggin, i, 3320 to city cou ncil at its 6:30 Cont'di Rezone from A-I plan for the Babcock Co.'s meeting Tuesday night that Ntrth Orange Blossom Trail Agriculture to R-IAA Single. Wind ward Square located Ofl details which have was arrested Sat urday morning Family Residential, property County held up final east S.R. 436 near the count)' funding and charged with breaking and tulle north of lake Howell lint' approval were worked , Over SW cash was taken entering, Ile is being held in the Branch Road on east side (if out Friday in a conference with Council 'Atli study Zoning from the home of Stanley A. Seminole Count)' Jail in lieu of Grand Road ( Jo h EPA n Allen; C. Board recommendatIons for Marshall, 1520 Wins ton Ii P000 bond Amendment to \t-1 Floyd Industrial Eastern Floyd said today he is co _______________________ - ______ -_____________ _________________ Foods Inc., on the west Zoning District,: I), Amend3.5 million to ex pand the side of the cit' near Howell sewer iiient to M - IA Light Indus plant into a 7.5 million trial Road, and for Florida Standard gallon daily capacity regional Zoning District; K. lCont'ds Application for Dredge & Fill I.and t)evcopment in Der- facility and $2 million for the Road. Permit in Spring lake i Michael b>'shi re sewer interceptor system to Myersp; I". iCon'di ('tin e s suderation of Aruuend:uient to 11111 Semi nol e County Electrical BARBER. JAMES: trial set Contractors Ordinance: C. Raid ho a m Tuesday before Circu it Consi derat ion of Budget Eight Sanford resitlents were Court Judge A.J. iloselnana Anwndment-Gencral Fund. 6 h{eport.s: Cou n t y I'Ianncr . arrested Sunday and charged J r , on three cou nts Zoning Atlimuinistratur, Building with selling liquor in their prtstitutwn Official, Pollution Control ________ Wit 16111. JOHN L. J8: houses without a license. Officer, Utility Control, Chief I,iru'n, of a firearm, trial this A two week combined in Fire Administrator. Sheriff, vestigation by Sanford Police, %tI't'k lx'fore hI'semann. County Attorney, Clerk, %III.I.IKKN, C.J. JR.: trial Seminole Count)' Sheriff's 4 Department and State Division fir lewd act continued until Adm i nistrative Assistant, . .......... ('hairmuan of Ikvcraiit' AgcnLs lead to the r1 sst't'k Conumissionr' District 2, iIl('KKN, ROBERT; first arrests, police said. tk'gret' murder trial set for 10 3, 4, S and I Arrested were: 3. Items for next agenda, HelenhIllI,53,Sl4Cyrpes.sSt., am. Tuesday before Circuit adjourned. Ut U Altermease Cherry, 45, 1305 Judge David Strawn. No License Trl*als N t E gii Docket ts - '' Su nday's election for county and city council posts, up from 43.9 per cent and 660 sea ts in the lost communal ________ _________ _______ %I \ 'l"i' E U btit hit' Welcome Waun l,stt's can make it easier t aust to your new sur' niundlings, and maybe put .i miiiI,' on your Face' 't"t) . _____ tt ____ ______________ 4 per Cent of the vote -down from 41.5 In l969-and lost 29 seats to finish with 600. U '(; iii N (; ___ __________ &'?rctiouu if) l%9, The Social Democra ts won only _______________________ ______ In the country's sixth largest state, The Christian Democrats won 51.7 per cent of the vote and 867 seats in I, ' 1 ________ s __ hunt,,1 Israeli Ties Strengthened to l nch . 110 American Reform rabbis sin- establishing their first kibbutz in the Jewish Delegates In "iu4i in we sernrai Conference of American Rabbis said they hoped the tint settlers would arrive by 1977. - 4. Count)' Planner's Report ______ ________________ - - Tso Juvenile girls were within city limits. . State poli ticians, however, emphasized that local issues pla )ed th emajor roleintherc$ultifllthjflelandpltite -- Water Management Study. Phase I 1.8 carber is month to pursw the negotiations despite U. s State Department objections. JERUSALEM uAl'i peution Councilmen at tonight's signed by 110 residents Development. Inc., Floridii Standard Land meeting will discuss a proposed requesting amendment of the Cabordinance requiring licensing sed mutual aid city charter to provide and regulating the keeping of I. Approval of Minutes of a recal agreement on fire protection, dogs and cats wi thin the city. regular meetings of January 15 provision for elected officials. Proposal for sprinkler system Former councilman William requirements, and January 22, 1974. 2. Reports: A. Road Klosky will make recoin- Utilities Director John Lane's Superintendent-, H. County mendations on a recreation request for transfer of funds. program and Engineer the building inI'rupose(I purchase of property 3. County l'lanner's Report spector will recommend the ii district school board Re: Orange-Seminole-Osceola type vehicle he prefers for his ('4 un tv maintenance of roa ds department. Sunday afternoon. The girls laws prohibiting American firms from doing business land. Palatinate state. Th e result does not affect Ibrandt's st an di ng In the federal parliament in Bonn, but political observers said It indicates growing voter dissatisfacti on with his govern. rnent. Earlier this month the Social Democra ts lost badly in Hamburg. recom. Foods March l$-1: front of English Estates School Transportation. trolled by Studebaker-Worthington Inc. of I 'tison, N.J. when the vote count today showed that the conservative Christian Democrats won ma jor gains In Rhine mendations-Eastern abducted by two men In a car in Re: Federal Energy Act & Store Sunday night. Fifty-two per cent of the Canadian company is con. - Maitland Sunday night. Sanford Havana radio. monitored In Miarni, said Monday the .Pact was Signed ln the Cuban capital by MI,W. MAINZ, West Germany (API Piano, zoning board member, Zoning Crom volunteer at the opening has bt en field reports said 275 government rangers were also missing. Another Ill South Vietnamese were reported wounded, Vote Test sors from political pceures, 'S The students have a planned schedule every _.- ,( non. MIAMI AP)-Cuba has signed a $14 million contract for 30 railroad locomotives with a Canadian firm controlled la rgely by an American company. cello Coetano turned the rebels rized the government's African .Minister Harold Wilson' •in other presidential ap. Iu1tee, could be dismissed for - - week during which they Holiday Inns has also laun. a computerized service to advise travelers about the availability of gasoline and an advertising campaign that pushes the close .to-home vaca- Cuba Buys 30 Locomotives Troops loyal to the author. scheduled to testify at a Senat hearing on legislation intendedeback without firing a shot. They policy. returned to Spinota's views won wide a lo insulate him and his succe.s. Caldas da 11their barracks at cause, Present law sets no limit on t long an FBI direct or may '4're. J. Edgar Iloover held the offset' (ruIn 1924 until his death in May 1972. Byrds bull and 11w estab-. tshmnent of the oversight sub'rrlmuttre' grew out of Presi 'k-ni Nixon's i ll-alarmed nomni. nation of L. Patrick Gray ill ti 'tx-teed hoover. - raacing cing LONDON iAPi - • - 4 '.-- / ' Monday, Mar. 18, 1974-3A YROCRETING ALL OVERmg; IT'S rnrT) PRESCRIPTION DRUG PRICES ARE lIP ONLY ABOUr 2%." -N ,- t, , __ 'd) ' map out menus, make out a market order, go shopping, prepare the However. one unconfirmed re- followup to one in Tripoli, lib. liners. was reported to have port sa id Syria 's objections had ya, last Wednesday. It pro- been won over by Egypt and txvn ironed out, and 11bys duc,ed reports that the minis- Saudi Arabia, the leaders of the .. men i nd icted on charges of burglary, conspiracy and wireLa in connection with break-in at Democratic Nation. per cent. The Gallup organization said 2,384 chairmen rcturned çaestionnaires in the mall poll, a response rate of m.xe than 65 per ce nt. decision to lift the blockade, i ould assign one of the long and Hart recalled In an interview, day by a luncheon ceremony at 'A protracted Watergate cases to TODAY - fil e . ON snacks for the Campus day care center children. Johton's have announced spet-lal rate reductions for fam il ies on weekends. reported blocking a unanimous 80 per cent of world oil exports, differences unresolved. cents was listed individually.— The change will be marked to- NATION Holiday inn and Howard ..' girls prepares meals and - The ministers from nine Arab nations for their manufactured ing countries tort for three and a products, they t'uld raise the Instead, it quickly became Ili The Sanford Herald "WITH PRICES . curriculum this year, the class of both boys and - - up business. LiftOble ections - -. ivâIw.. / again today in an effort to iron ed that urdess the industrial na. the United States to . -- 1 Preparation clas,, An .- - -. 11 ; -- -, out objections to lifting the oil lions controlled their pro-Israeli policy. A formal deembargo against the United "galloping inflation" and the cision and announcement was j Sta tes, prices they charge the oil predicted for the Vienna meet- expenditure of as little as 10 I)t.strict Judge John J. Sirica. pmt. Hart said it Isn't likely" I ampaign funds were handled I ercm.i- ~ trying enticement to perk Ministers VIENNA, Austria (API The Arab oil ministers meet spent more than 20 years as a learning about Watergate-style the bench and already has as. name and address ... every for exposing Watergate, U.S. y , . t - . - --;-,- - MAKING B UTTERSCOTCI I BROWNIES 1 - - i Nevertheless, most chains 0 4 --..-,.,. !- ~- Department Is a busy •1• .e4ra 111UU311 -_-.-. .-.-= . W___ ____ _~ -3 ___ .Z.- Succeed Sirica - W here fuel shortages are most critical and where Florida • cations are traditional, will be 4 - kAwll~~ffl _~*M , MOV 0 , ftpP - Federal Judge Hart ii Ai back?" BusIness already Isoff 10 to 15 per cent or more, motel ownershardest hit. t'stmiate, and they await the 'Those who are affbent vacation season with fear and enough ca n fly or ta ke the train, trembling, or can wait until Monday w hen the gas stations open," he says. 'We're praying," says Al 'The working family from the Hose, manager of the Tremont Northeast can't. inn; Coluimibum. SC., and presi"And there's not much you dent of the South Carolina Inn'lo to entice travelers, keepers Association, mey've jot to get gas to get In lt,'se believes nmuldle.jncornc anti out, aixi where are they gofamilies in the Northeast, ing to get it''' \,imerieans who once packed the kids into the station wagon and took oft for two carefree By way of the last Japanese "Val" bomber of WW If vintage. This there aixi ct' iiiay iioL be enough for the S'il litlIlon.a-year American Intel industry. - i.,. U get - - " " W AA i i I - 'To - - . - Tkrn nifi gan c . -'-' - rultic r tlif% rlifilm p1 -1, - - •.... J Several sites have been inspected, including one in the Psrava Desert, the eastern flank of the Negev wilderness, the convention was told. Reform Judaism, a liberaliz ed form of the religion, has not previously sponsored collective settlements in Israel mainly because it is ostratized by the Orthodox w tt"nttol all Israeli religious iru5tItuU . I -- I,flfl at., LRJFOUI IRT Norris, 33, Roseland Park, and Ella Candy 49,909 West 12th St., west all released on $1000 bond. John Hill, 73, 514 Cypress i ,, = Ave., Florence Smile)', 50, 1121 West 12th St., Johnny Cumuu' mnings, 37, Midway were released on $500 bond each Minnie liyrse,55, 1017 West 11th St., was released on her own recognizance. , All were released from Semmole County Jail shortly after their arrests Sunday. - SPEC IAL $ 125 2 pi eces hOn.y-Oippd fri ed chi c ken, mhcd potatoes and ta'. Cole iVAR tt* and a hot butter iastun' biscuft 11 so vow 7ink 'thy-v A r't/w ._7ozs' tby'v, 1 v"-M , ,-'I f ~111~,, 11 SEA HUGHES 8,11 9217 at1nuru SANDRA RAWLINS 831 9217 Casselberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 9349212 Aihurnoote Springs T.., FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY SiAM, TiLP.M. F*i, a SAT. TiL is PA. ISIS Fre.vAw, (NIuay it-fl) Sanford SHIRLEY MILLET 831 9212 F oreSfCi ty HILDA RICHMOND 6611 SM7 COUPON THRU 3/20 DeUona % M U1I I J 1 1 it �4A— The Sanford Herald Monday, Mar. 18, 1974 Arabs Might Play 'Cat-Mouse ' Game COPLEY NEWS One of the most remarkable statistics extant today is a poll which indicates that the auger over the energy crisis of one-fow-th of th Americans is directed toward the U.S. government while only 3 per cent of the citizens blame the Arabs who precipitated the problem by im posing an oil embargo some five months ago. Our eagerness to blame Washington for our problems teflsusa lot about our current national state of mind, although we would not dispute with an conviction the argument that several it is a cat and mouse game that would be entirely unacceptable. Needs larger than oil should establish our policies. Whvtherlhenews(rorn Cairo is encouraging or dicnuragjng. Americans have no alternatives to settling down to meet the energy crisis On their own terms by reaching the state in which we need depend upon nobody else for our fuel. - — iss Ie 11 .S. rovith I M G in- 11111' r ".11%, Ili i4,k. bringing warring (actions in the Mideast toward accommodation. The latter is raising the most hope that the embargo will be lifted. However, it i likely that ii !r. Kissinger's efforts to move the Arabs succeed, the producers may respond in degrees a partial new supply of oil in return for a Specific concession, Fright Forces Jack Anderson I NEA; But equally important, the will fit a standard sized Monday, Mar, 18, 1974-5A - Nixon Raids Justice i k ' 11 .~4~ . .' N I I. .1. - .Wf----**A" I ii ... _ MCI .11 -, . . . -, _._x N14_3&lefiftlli~ y OW-M . —1. ~~~-_. __ I ~1-1 I : I , 'Ili'14L., — *. Hotelmen .1v Touriesm To Decline 4 . 1, t .. --. • MIAMI BEACH (APi — Ho- "I'm afraid w' I - "!' 'ch travelers will téaJ 'yarn that the end cd mlmi,JUttar11to(,tt'n)c u((emlji w nave to pay a full adult fare, - 'a ,.,. ba rgain rates on airlines will be," train the gasoline shortage. he said. which includes a five per cent - 'The fare is higher t ha n last And he sa ys inhlaticn has probably cause summer tourFamily and youth-fare dis- increase granted in December, )C0." forced more hotels on Miami ism to drop on Miami Beach. co'ints end June 1 and hotelmen midweek Fare for The Although only 16 per cent of Reach to close for the summer. "It will hurt," says Hey Mi- say they're skeptical about a dii)' through Thursday is ex- Miami's toursits travel by Hal Cohen, director of the air, a rantin of the Fontalnehjleau new midweek excursion fare pected to be per cent lower mnijority of those who stay in Tourist "It's just got to hurt." Development approved Authority- , says airlines no an' Weinberg tileion. time travdfor Florida summer- thin standard coach travel. No hotels fly into town. weekend ba rgai ns are offered 'Over 90 per cent of our vi longer offer fare bargains to tmnartre says that airlines The )'otuth fare had permitted this )'ear and even the midweek itors fly in," says Bill Ratzel ,f Florida but do to other resort w inch once offered handsome travelers 12 to 21 )-ears old to fly rate is not available during July the Eden Hoc. " Certainly we areas. discounts to lure summer tour. for 75 per cent of the regular and August. are Sensitive to changes in air "All of us on the beach are ists to Miami Reach feel less fare. The family plan permitted "It's Just not going to attract fares," need for tourist promotions now uptight over fares," he says the same discounts fur family any tourist business for us," Edwin Dean of the South "It's sort of like a marriage— that they full planes with busi. members accompanying a full- says herbert Robbins. execu- Florida Hotel and rws.smnen, Motel As.socl- we can't live with the airlines fare passenger, live director of the Carillon Ho- ation points Out that the in. an-Iwe can't live without 'em," " - -' --- "'" tM,,IilI,,ttt WASHINGTON — The White House is the Justice Department for more lawyers to ball President Nixon out of his Watergate troubles. Although platoons of attorneys are already working on the President's problems with taxes, impeachment, the Senate Watergate committee and the Special Prosecutor, our sources - th e White Hou has asked (or "at least a dozen" law)'ers Justice. These lawyers, of course, are being pulled off Cases at Justice to assist the President at the expense of the taxpayers. raiding H ______ .j iii 1' '' ______ I I /- from I l ' — important cubate our present predicament. Th e hopefulness with which America ns view the Arab oil summit, planned in Cairo today, also tells us a lot about our aversion to looking hard realities in the eye until they reach crisis proportions. Wi thout confusing the issue with too many statistics, it is accurate to say that Saudi Arabia wi th its 164 billion barrels of proven reserves is the only Arab nation that can do much to return iLc to the highav life t\k that we had come to enjoy until last Uctotx,r. Until the United States of America develops self-sufficiency we will need a very large amount of Arab oil to meet our daily needs, The incentives for Saudi Arabia to supply the Unit ed States wi th that much additional oil are not all that persuasive. King Faisal has more money than he needs and the oil will gain in value if it remains in the ground. Neither he nor the other Arab nations and Iran appear to be troubled by the international economic dislocations that the oil embargo is creating. Nor dots the economic disaster created in the undcrdeveloped or1d by high oil prices Jar the moral sensibility in Saudi Arabia. On the other side of the coin, Arab nations need U.S. tools and technology. King Faisal has been a traditional friend of the United States and an inpiacable enemy of communism We also have the friendship of President Sadat of Egypt and the yeoman efforts of Secretary of State Henr' Kissinger have gone a long way toward The Sanford Herald of Some top Justice officials are giving the White House names of U.I. Rut with cruise vimisimle does not require _________________________ ______________ prospects, but there is abe an undercurrent of resista nce to the tut, making every modifications it can be carried an expensive and sophisticated presidential dragooning. I I. ___ Research is on the way to strategic and tactical sub- on a variety of military aircraft lauching platform iroducmg an effective Family of marine a potential launching that is, no For example, Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen, including cargo planes. With super sub or super plane. — __ relatively cheap missiles which platform. But with some such dispersal, no Soviet in. whose criminal division handled the early Watergate in. The ainremntinned IUIS nuld be so thoroughh vestigatlon. has been prlvatey hinting to aides that th ey would be dt- modifications in shape and lerconimnental missile force tered on strategic ty pes of the 'I tered and hidden in unlikely weapon, it can also be carried could wise to turn down the White House. knock out enough (Tube cruise missile. But i nexpensive 1 , I I I Places that they would sen'e as on alnst any merchant ship of miiiles to make the Soviet tactical versions can be equally From bitter experi ence , Petersen knows that get ti ng too close / prot ection against a Soviet an si!e. It can be handled on Union feel safe. . 1. to President Nixon can mean political burns. At Nixon's request, .. effective, and as revolutionary, ________ ______ first-strike. I-ptponM acti he ng on crucial Watergate information, and took a " _ The more effective the ______— — public rnatrnm: for it current round '1 Strategic I . _. Petersen isaboworried,say insiders, about possible conflicts f. MilLs lAmitation Talks (SALT of interest. Justice lawyers themselves have confided to us that A OHI,AND(') Fla, (Al') — 'l'Al,l,A}IASSEE Fla. Al' But t hey say they don't know some 470,000 state, out -state about i 11, Iii are in limiting missiles with fit nc reased trade with th ey are lerry of taking th e jobs at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue not __ Japanese investors are quietly how many Japanese companies -- A retir ed Navy cap ta multiple warheads or other and multi-national companies Florida f ishing por ts, just out of personal distate. but beca use of ethical con fl icts. One in has buying into Florida businesses, are involved in Florida but registered been hired to head a Senate *11 major esoteric missiles, the with the Secretary of .. young antitrust lawyer sent for a job interview wi th Nixon at/ .:. Including real estate, mining, whatever the number, it is on Sta te, committee investigation more likely it is that the arms "just look at time productivity torney James St. (lair had work ed on the milk Fund ca se while at fishing a nd cattle, the s ta the increase. te Beverage Division Floyd react between the Soviet Union ad. that's taken place in Japan and Whiddon, Justice. Among the most recent Japa/ / "We know of maybe a dozen Ininistrator for International )OhJ realize they've got to go Chairman Lr'w Brantley saiti i t he Unit ed Sta tes will be / I Other lawyers fear they will be doing "clerk and jerk" jobs at nest' purchases are a 340-acre first right now, but there's Marketing for the state Corn- elsewhere to get their re. today spearheaded by work on the • the White House, reviewing other lawyers' work and "jerking' Jau'k Robertson of Annan- pat- eel of land bordering Disney probably up to a hundred or nierce Department, says the plebian Whiddon says. cruise mimissile, files and books from law libraries. dale, Fla.. will "begin un- World and part ownership in a more firiuus," says Nat Turnbull Japanese, who pay up methng almost ignored here $ 13 a I ) John house, president of Paul Polk TheWhitellouse'sdifficultyinwooingyoungJusticelawys / Immedmateb" the investigation firm. County phosphate mining Jr,, chief of the state Coin- po und for beef, are scrutinizing Curtis Reality in until Russian developments of w as obliquely co nceded by St. (lair in a telephone interview with Orlando, says mmierce Department's Inter- the Florida cattle industry for requested by the Senate this ung lam orous weapon wer e I Mitsui & Co. bought Wi-acres of w te Bob Owens. rn) associa S te officials 1. ta say Japanese national Development Bureau, possible investments, president / Brantley, D. learned of causing the un. I la nd and are now just holding St. Clair said he is "in the process" of hiring two or three investors are currently' negoJacksonville, told committee trying now to conic up Whiddon also says Nichior 'into it becau predictable Defense Secretary attorneys from JustIce . But the talent search has been going on se t he Orange tinting mmmergers, joint ventures with a lust rnemiubers (i,tigov Kaisha Ltd., one of the - &- hlcsingt'r to shock the , ('ounty ('omnliimssi,fl for weeks, ample tune tc, snare rimore than two or th ree attorne s refused 1 and expanded trade with FInn. lie says there is currently no Lirgest of the Japanese fishh(itbertson's salary is still da firms for Pentagon Into action I hange agrucul'bral zoning ,in -. if career lawyers were volunteering. fish and cattle, 11 being negotiated, Brantley ________________________________ ________________________________ , distinction made between the cries, has contacted his office The major problem still is 240 acres of the property. When Owens asked St. (lair who was going to pay the Justice said. that deep arid bitter Air Force -attorneys. the shrewd Bostonian dodged. "1 work at a disadRobertson is a and Navy Infighting could delay vantage because I don't und erstand th e bureaucracy," he Mid research and development -. Th e payroll, he added, was being left to "smater people." In Washington and was in. intolerably. The current . I !I01, At J usti ce, a spokesman said when the loaned lawyers leave struiriental in setting up the in. lhi nd.t he 'e5 tactic is to I;ti.lhJ,xFF FIn, AP, th e departm en t, th ey will also go off th e depar tment payroll. Th State figures show that the up to you and sa ys feebly, Gis'e my the is 4 üs.miss the cruise missile 05 — Vero Beach physicist Charles br ains out,' t ha t's enough would put them into the White House budget. p u eblo by North Korea. value of property assess 'em hell, doe, because I'm Just gratification for the whole ball political',, and to put u one Fenner is a dissident with a miuents climbed from $42 billion about to go bankrupt or blow of wax," he said. - Committee hearings will be PLUMBERS' FRIEND: A Senate committee has charged technical roadblock after difference: he's got a computer W to $89.1 billion last year. uonductid that Health. Education and Welfare Secretary Caspar Weimiafter a thorough -- another. Strong men in both I hand)- to back up his attacks, 'fl 11 assessments ar expected study has been made of charges berger has set up his own "plumbers unit" in flagrant violation of iHt,amd PnOIO By Bob Lioyd services fear successful Fenner, 50, has zeroed in on to reach 8100,9 billion this congrsional orders. hEW insists it's all a $600,000 misunand allegations surrounding (;i,., year, development of this mbile, POLLUTION SOURCE SOUGHT Reubin Askew's conderstanding. tills division. With this its ml l)epartmiient of Revenue offi. (Uhr with lix possible support for per ucing the SEMINOLE POLLUTION control officers were running laboratory The facts are disclosed in private correspondence between projec ts h as the Zl per guide I expect few such school tax ceiling to eight mills insistence on 100 per cent as. tests today Senate HEW Approp riati ons subcommittee chairman Wa rren hearings in the on water samples taken from Pearl Lake at Forest City TELEPHONE Th Is NCR 10-Key bomber and some major adwill re lieve burdens. 327 26)1 Magnuson, 1Wash., where sessnient inflation and steady Brantley said, thousands of small fish died over the weekend from lack of 831 9993 and Weinberger's undersecretary, Frank n ced types of naval shi . ELECTRIC 'If he wants to admit that he increases in property value. 300 N FRENCH AVE Carlucci Brantley said earlier that his SANFORD FLA 32771 Brantley oxygen Paulette Dando, shown above netting dying gamefish, missile systems. • ,. has inadvertently doubled the said HEw, the documents show, has long wanted i ts own gumAdds-"MseSip. was hiring extra staff The cruise missile is exFenner, who has a doctoral i-ruling, it's a relief from officials expect to know cause of pollution to the lake south of SR 436 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor an Publisher shoes imwinbers to probe internal fraud, contract cheats, falsified payrolls mely ve rsatile and being degree from UCLA, wants to to make the investi- Fenner said in an Interview. and west of S-431. Fish ki ll has been limit ed 0 and confilcix of interest in th e vast Jerry-built bureaucracy, But gallon . so far to the eastern half of WAYNE 0 DOYLE subsonic, can fly long distanA se lfproc laim ed the lake that is split by Pearl Lake Causeway. Residents "independ. leave the amount of school Adverti s i ng Director & Associate PUbIISPIt 11111111111111 • month HEW employrs has feared this would mean a HIS Brother The exact number of addi- emit apostle of data," Fenner property tax red uction up to the were reported -es, It is difficult to attack operation, taff raking dead fish from edges of the lake near residences as odors e ber ne ed f because most versions n be FRANK VOLTOLINE, General %'0t's has Beach and apply rental became offensive, . the beverage investigation computer tc, marshall data Last August, as the Office of Feonomic Opportunity fell to programmed to fly in at such for I JQHN A SPOISKI. Ano,iate Editor toward purchase pie und er th e Administration ax, HEW moved to grab th lie is proposing a referendum hasn't been decided. Brantley _, low altitud es as to be virtually e ba ins one-man war on Askew's allowing $59.50 of said the th pri or to e OEO in vestigators, the m ee ting , but he pror voters to choose a DAVIDA. BRYANT bramu undetectable by radar. It is so WINIFRED F GIELOw ce iling ol One of those they indicated there would be seven, six, or five f2gA.,,...,,Af& passed over, despite his eagerness for the ctmeapitcanl)epzicjbere and F'ennt'r's premise is that re- mmmul ls Managing Edi Compfrjller — top HEW security post, was John "Fat Jack" Buckley who, enough for a thorough probe of &t'flt judicial and legislative 'I'mti BOB LLOYD Ilk- state agent-)-. pouringout )ears of Watergate sleuths revealed, had planted a Nixon spy in Sen. ijiandates to assess property at apathy he said. S DEWEY ROBINSON $$3II 'It's in)- goal to do a factual, full market Edm und Muskie's presidential campaign. Buckley was on the 135a City Editor '-i-tji-O.alft Circulation Mana ger strtmighitfnm-wriJ, nonpolitical mssess1ienixvalue have doubled - Vh a l itt l e Id lath- cumin's f ed eral payroll at t he time. N Th ough Huckely's zeal w en t unreward ed , so amid honest investigation," — me 22 persons were lie said that doubling has had ROY GREEN Sports Editor hired, mostly from MIAMI i,%Ili OEO. Plans were — Doctors say made it to Advertising Manage cancer is his eldest son Stephen. nwnt of Public Safety, said in a Brantley said. the same effect as raising the take on eight others. COI'l.EY NEWS judicial powers in an in' iiuieachmcnt of the nation's Comniiltee should None of th e wor kers had don't want this thing to be. 10-mull limit on school taxes to is a grim first, but to Raymond Ii JANE CASSELBERRY w ee kend interview. be as con- HEW's purse strings. the approval of Magnuson, who con tro ls %cstigation of the conduct of a thief executive. commie a fishing expedition, or a Sutherland it seems like a mills. Co,i-tyfditor "All of them were perfect CHARLES HAYS cerned as Mr. Nixon with that The sealed report and president. It-aged)!. struck the family witchhunt or political of an)' horrible nightmare, children. The White House has point. Unfortunately. Chairman fun October. the Magnuson subcommittee specifically deleted Supt evidence handed to Judge John Fenner said higher asessThe American people want signified it has no ob five )ears ago when Jeffrey, 4, natW'C,btit rather a cold, hard ds for all the added investigators, saying HEW's Three of his sons have been special . But jection if Hodino hums indicat ed He Steve's helped something us get DORIS WILLIAMS original 17Sirica by a Watergate grand the impeachment issue settled, the mean higher taxes that oo k at w ha t we can rio to im. ments died of lymphatic leukemia l he will go man security staff stricken with iii.mtenal which was RALPH HAYS it provided to the mat with a demand for a be ha all that was needed. Crimes at HEW could three different through all the other crisis 'Ilie Scty Soc iety Editor IX' cut sufficiently by jury Hiost certainly should be and settled soon. They also prove it," tie added tin)' before his death, doend led by the FBI in the mrand jur is now for. forms of cancer One has died tumiws,' Sutherland, a dt'putv Comp Room Foreman Forwarded to the House want it settled on the basis of as substantial" volume of White committee reasoneti and oth er f ed eral cops, as in the past, the Askew's proixsal, lie said the President Mallory artJt'iI ti liii Ilt'uw uiilii. hlise 'It" l.ui,'t i imilit ti , i flirt aitti tttr I).il, ('i't:rit I), purl. tors diagnosed a malignant sell. CHRIS NELSON JutIitiar' Ctuiuuittet' weighing much ci, idence .is ('4ingrcs. can tapes and tl(11Iii('fltS, relief amounts to home Instructed the commercegovern1or' tantnrmu, one of the rarest :iiitte Further, as Mr. Nixon 'seeking them RAY STEVENS Ma;szine Editor with a subpoena if cor But Carlucci went ahead with the plans anyway and, actaking $10 away from a man fit ins of cancer, in the nerve tmnt'l to look Ihi question if President obtain within constitutional stiIeiI in his pres.s conference Mr into problems in PrSSROOmFOt,m an ding to a confidential re po rt he sent to Magnuson on Feb. 7, . Nixon fails iii su rr Niton' impeachment the fact hounds. Judge Sirica is von- March Ii, hr giving him back $4 lining of Michael Sutherland, the division and allegations that and ender conceded he had begun to "reprogram 30 positions ,for) is willing to give the them %oluntarily. BILL VINCENT,, JR..an In. now 9 that the grand jury requested verned that release of the grand tohilinittee even more material. a former business regulation ternal Investigation staff" at a cad of $600,000. Pho$oyapher This approach could lead toa that it be turned over to the jury evidence to the House to answer board member attempted to inwritten questions or urase constitutional conMichael underwent two when Magnuson got word of it, he fancied White House-style committee is reason enough to orwr. fluenee agents in order to he lp under atiops, radiation treatment and ____________________ HEW bed. The unauthorized might prejudice the t'vt'ri participate in oral in- Frontation between Congress gumshoes, he told every Carlucci on employe's Feb. 26, constitu assuiiw that it touches on the committee SUBSCRIPTION RATES trials of pe rsons i friends whit held liquor licens. nd ict ed by • the lersiews Hc,. Delivery lengthy thenip)- for paralysis in and the executive. Worse, 5O 1k te "a so-called actions of the President in some same grand 12 AJh ('5. How-ever, 'plumbers' hits unit at hEW. left arm, lie 11w President $11 306 Months is thus spelling iiwmiibers of the committee are has suffered no $31 40 Year aspect of the Watergate affair. delaying the impeachment out in more detail what he suggesting that the "We are absolutely at a loss to understand recurrance, - Ii' how 4 HEW) could Sw Mail investigation until those trials ,mieani by his promise to refusal proceed," snorted Magnuson, 'l'he Same As Home Deliv er y, to action to subvert the intent of it i for the committee to are completed next fall, as he Sutherland, 3, and his wife a subpoena Congress cannot go unchallenged," 'timoperate" with the House would itselfhonor be grounds All her Mail $7 tOMonlh SMonths $16 70 Sara, 34, learned about a month decide whether the or f the information suggests, would be harmful to 17 mos Magnuson ordered IIEW HEW to get could rid ofkeep the new squad except for is relevant to its impeachment the nation ,it colIimnittei' We can assume he iliipeachmi,eni This is an un- eight sleuths which he said "to show., ;W-1 that Stephen, a straight., U S Postal Regulation pro'de that all 'nail large, If still ,tands by his uciition that fortunate and unproductive 't LItl('11t, had contracted bunt' subscripl,iq investigati on, or w he t he r any we are overriding precrdeeu fl'i I is to be thisvooperation,nuststopshor( be poid in advance . By The Associated Press ttmrM' Neit he r ("ngress nor not unrea.conaUe," u',imn-t'r in his left leg. evidence gathered by the grand niven any aspect of the if setting Entered 05 Si'cottd class matter August 77 i9oe ;, At HEW. Na th l"lurida weekend traffic a' the' P0 an Dick, th e veteran HEW security acciany precedent that the Prt'sidtqit should lose sight heads the - -jur does or does not need Watergate case, it certainly Grand Jury Probes Contracts C$fce of when they told inc he had who Florida 37771 LU - dents, have claimed five lives, would weaken the office of the 4 the fact that w investigators, told us emphati cally his divisionman u.mliut'r, it just seemed unreal,'' ha t ttt' further corroboration. True, .nild go "is in no including a three-year-old boy speediest tesidcnuy or impair the ;m'uihity Nopart of any mate',Jl. news or advertising Of tI'i editi on 1'Al.MIlAS.SI:h-:, Fla. I AU -- A Leon ('ounty grand ,mierican people want Is not a way a plumbers unit" HIS mandate, he said, is not to vicop on these are judicial questions, but .Iisj.'oution oftotthe of 111 Sutherland said ''Any time you he question of iii future presidents to co nduct test of The Sanf or d Herald may be reproduced in any manner who was accidentally run over HEW employes, but to weed jury began ii probe today of Educa ti on Commissioner wills but the tru th about ''sild ask, he'd say, i)ad, I'll out malefactors amo ng HEW ('ungress is the only body with wht'tht'r there are s.rounds for IAl.IJt1IASSEE, Fin iAI'i b% without written permission of the pubihev of The Herald national affairs The judiciary W,itcrgate, workers and contractors, a car driven by his father, " Floyd Christian's handling of $15 million in state take care of that.' he tmtk rare — Secretary of Anj, .nd'vidl or lirrr responsible for suPt 'epronuif'on *iil State Richard ,uutlwr,tt's report. ______________________________________________________________________________________ u'ducat inn contra(-t.c, Sttuuit,, be co'fl'dered #'s irfringi ng on Time Heralds copyright and if Mike during Jeffut''s illness PrOPt)54,'d today a limit on _— 01 Special prosecutor T. Edward Austin said prior to the Officers said Steeb i)yal, 3. will be heid l i able for d.jm,,ge under the au, If" was always stable with a lot the auiiount of money charities Jury' covenung that Mike Hose, staff director of the Joint Published daily and Sundays encept Saturday can professional died after he ran into the path of of cunmummion sense," -solicitors, WORLD lz'gislatave Auditing ('ormi:rmmttee, was expected to IX' the Stephen currently is underStone said payments to solk'- a car drum by his father as he first witness. Tt'tt Herald is a merrber of the Assoriated Press *hich — i itors should be restricted to backed out of a church parking going examination at the Cliii. Pro f i lled cIc just vel, to the use for reproduction of aim the local itt-en's Research Center in tin. per cent of the amount of money mt shortly past noon Sunday in 3- .. ____ _____ news printed in th's newsp,per fly IX)N OAKI.EY iminati w here doctors are try- collected by mu charity. Springhead, near Tampa. ______ Fishermen Lost At Sea ''sequentially", which Neurospora The familiar Itt' possible someday for _________________ The legislation is needed to deride mng to whether to amupu. evidently meant something like bread mold fungus toiI not. trave rs Brian L. Goldsmith. 20, of le to Ink.' a capsule or a IIAVPUIfl', FLu - A Central Florida miian and his from tate his leg or treat it with, 'protect the needy the "all deliberate speed" as they neither does it spin, 'Fmmmtlpa died Friday, troopers ' -- ,_,, but it does few drops to reset themselves to Virgi nia, there is an say in the legal pro(sslon. father from Ohio have been repor ted lost at sea after a radiation therapy. The results greed)-," Stone told a new's C0fl 'iitj w have somethi Herald Area Corresponde,i t' ng he in co co n the vehicle he was mmon rrect .. r -. _". tune at a new location. i%iiitrack — if you can find it. ference, tw-oday search for a capsized fishing boat, of tests won't be known for 14nr went dead. with, Imunian beings— a son. just as they reset driving went out of control and their watches flo' ('oust Guard identified them as c. It Ikn.slow, is, 'said one professional so ui%erturmit'tl on State ml &')s, Sutherland said, Is itive biological clock" that [l oad gi Longwood 'rime experience of one wouldOur new 12,00() acre if Brooksville. Fin, and his father, M. W. Iknslow, 8, f Black Community tieiitor recently received 90 Dialed again, This time got a This is the First timne thu a future homiiesjtt' — nqht t-rnjltl Ann Riley reveal the key to 11w l train traveler in (leveland P,'arva ,shl:und, Ohio David Sheldon Gilchrist. 22, r'ii,rrlcI cents out of every' dollar mitt this particular group of cancers .mnr(-i p , çç plaflfle(l CoIuIutInit% isn't c:ient tILit rrbhumm uxprrlen,-.sl t . lii I1.ICE F'A( 'is 7U)t 1'— which willii n' I tide 14) iltit be t pa dl, 111( e that jet I in sUj vivuirs, .lalimt's Ilt'u&serer tit llrouksv,lle and due it, hit' energy crisis all muted, but declined to name the timed his hunliuctown of Tiumpa, It,.,, iM-(-urreuj in time sa me faiiimOF SIItEAKIN; travelers in adjusting to rapid quit e ready for a Grand is not among those served lines are ticii I hen his car was struck headCharles Ill)th of Tampa, clung to the 18-foot boat For pat'e(l roads and tinder. Is in the United States,'' said charit . ..k....,.. (imi by anot he r vehicle on lie Ofwninq right 110W, Utit our Bear Lake Forest City "yuw n'arly 24 hours before rescuers (nitinti them Saturday. Itt Alvin Itiilwrt (;ree, state chmuritablc Mauer of Mettiphis, rotitid titilit k's. Like Monroe IdlUOdil street causeway, troopers I"'i' ncRsur. Store dialing and waiting 'It-nn , who trt'tut.sJ Michael, ..It soln-tati ons coordinator In J/7 7611 lime less said 372 2611 beatltifthl out' acre 1l1(I i-'r.uf id about ilk' MaI':o I,,p new I. Sargent, But it does suggest that the Finally at 12:1 p in. reached a Stone's office, said last week saul t ,sold be lightning striking not Dnve Hi H) our tt'Ic tim' ollege ('raze of "streaking," Skin Diver Drowns l arger honiesites can ' folks at Amirark are not mike lad' who said she would I ell biologist with the Officers gave the details of 'lice, but three timnes It's ter. that the National Police Hall of pruibaith the better. but riu,'rsmts of IlImn'ii it rami Center and SaI('s ()ffj('(', at Urbanaxn liv ut f their t ay to reb r I Ia r.-qut.t lii i titil5 iimiportmmnt to lumimi if theft' F'anin' in Vi-nuct' collected 1515,. Itmesu' other fatal accidents SC('Il — and purchased — mm (thin State Uimi.rsit KEY I.AII(0, FLm. AU f)ciionj DtBjry Geneva Oviede lm.lmimp,iign has been sIu.tying be Itredo ted that there wi ll be stiw. people back to trains 1b'(rt' just 13.3 road miles Henry Fiitis, 71, of St. timetable to special senice" tl' us sittili' cotlimnon threat, some (XX) last year and paul senior has drowned while skin diving on a sprung break Enlerpni, .ihl kinth of variations on the Si&vii stiimple organism for 4 1 right I,OIL You can walk Peters bu rg was killed late Elapsed time' .1 hours, i; '('its t'utliumuiiimm (k'nmtuutumflator ' ' (if it ii' a solicitor. Fannette Edwards v1iuition here Sunda% , Monroe ('utuntv Sheriff's deputies "tP'ttheo, 'm( )tl t hwt'st of I )t' LI iid and 'lime 9. 00 irn Wanting a reports that nude Itmaratbons bef ore we've ()V( yoUr IlollWSjtI! — ilminult's. In u'ne niuufe hour, he Stone said therm is no law' now Friday when his car struck a 574-3363 ' "° Dix tots have given Stephen said, k'armj the last of them, for Seurcwpera has is built-in tlmettablt' for lines from 17.4 miles east of Eustis could have been on the West tivity cycle c 30 per cent chance for recovery. on how much it professional pole alongside Pinellas County Terry Gene (',reiser, 21, of' Springfield . Ohio, drowned Count your trees — right Chicago to the West COUt, hit losest to 2'i tiu'*. '4rvakcrs have shown that their I'osst by plane from Cleveland, The cyc Sutherland said doctors also solicitor can 'rake off the top." Road 19, after being separated from two diving companions. on State Hkjhway 44. first tried In get hold le is kept on time by ingt'nuit) is. tab, bottnmless 1W )0. Or uim rn s rhn,iiti C*vkteta OsIom* -- 7____ gave msiiunaei a 31) per cent wncers said inc companions mound me , deputies said Exosig'e Lisa Baker .i istrack, No soap. Swuber in to night, and like that Ms Clarence Snyder chance fur survival, e beginning, body on the ocean floor. h'uit' Instance, the other day liplf book was "not in lie says. First he's got to get to V(a huitian can be reset and It's enough is) give us hope," Sigma Alpha Epsilon president of (;rcuscr was sersice" Finally called Penn titi'ag* before he can even find shiftedl over a period of tm to thtrt't' i ut'n and a woman ran Sutherland. 'IF we have hope. fraternity at ()SU a n new day-ni g h t pattern, central o-rie the grounds ill Xavier freight departAltamonte Springi Winter Springs tram ,It, evcr)thing going for imient.wtit're someone cam up (Ida Nichols Nancy Booth University in Cincinnati in what Wrong First hc'.I got to et One thing we t-an't (10 is run list Inw the time ''ntrol they called Predicts ERA Defeat 8311 722673S with Watts itoll-freet r.imber i If you wish to the first integrated titmu'tablt', courtesy of •Iw flt hanismim works .1".111' from it Where are von for an appointment ~ *'.1'41 NOW. I is s till 'icul a in N,-w lurk streak Sift, tne's 11 i'uistal 5cr, lie mug Iii''' muin F'rmin'r legislator Past' Its stu'fl, but S.irg(int and 'rits til 1k' NiI.' I ;'tl.l,AIIAS,SEL, Fl,m I 'il' r.fl9kWOd, E. a,is Sutherland 5uud he broke in Cassetb r,y. Fern Park Sirmith of Fort Lauderdale today -l:iimt'd that ''we male "thier-, researching the Only thing is, it wasn't fixDialed and dialed- Busy tears just once —wien Stephen Joan Babb the Equal Iu1d1f,'.d £a$tbros% to ki ll 27 votes V1 - MOh J)Y CURE majority (if i,, it.,, chauvinists" have a g'heniunrnon believed ii % . Ile ,is the Ht'd Sea that Moses the operator. She 47) 75$, jroj THE JET LAG 131-YP)or-47135$9 asked. 'find, will tile)' bar) hue e Scr.ateth 111r, 111 tu4"n, iitt Armut'midment in Rights 'Vessi,! The Dutch were ahead chemical is involved, if the Missed T0522 their timer' gut line Iii a recording which [lift then. that's what in braces: "male chauvinist pig," mnade .proclaimed a self Smith, ____ chemi cal ran he identified and kids are in college (or—to learn AUII,i', ajtI that the call handled I - I brukc down," he said. "I f'.uns1dvr the lowly its function understood, it may tiunes the statement in the first two of what he said will be [ O btainthe HUD Property Report frcm developer and told bum we're not going tip w eckly letters to lawmaker-s npx,5intt ERA IL HUD neither approves the merits of the offering not read it before snung anyth i ng aI,'iut 111,11 the value, if any, of the Future forpedo ________ - - Beverage - _____ _______ -- _______ : c - Florida Rea/ Estate, Industries Probed / I ' ' - - , i to I _______ - - - - ', " ' ,; -- -- - ________ _____ _____ - - -' ___ - I '. former meni. ___ Physicist Opposes Askew Tax Proposal ________ quiry into capture of the - total _______ - ::' Ounfarb Division ' ________ _________ Japanese Investors Quietly Buy rra1b ' ____________________________ RENT - cialssaytherapidrbeisduelo near future," tax - p , . - _____ ' - '1a ' ti0 s m m s ed or been using a Vero - 'Horrible Nigh ti?)are Up! Up!" J RICHARDS a tion V Con tji'i tJS taitt For Dad; Third Son Has Cancer Wa terga te I rU th _________________________________________________ Ight N:)W1 ii'd Ppevi*ewl FLORIDA jury. ____5 TODAY President's Solicitor Pay Li t . Santd. Law Royal Trails Killed , l,g Weekend Accidents Asked ' - ,.- - -- ----- Amtrack Proves Walkinq's Faster - - - - - - - I - cit) up ' kIlWJt. ito'ernm.nI-run . ..'. Ex-Solon , Open 12 Noon to 6 P Monday through Friday call RIGHT Tel. 904-357-9000 ' a. P41111 , , •-,-,, - 114 of properly -_1 - _Jill �F H 6A-The Sanford Herald Monday, Mar. 18, 1971 Dear Abby - . - '. . '., , I I Skating or swImming-)o0 to 600• Tenals-450 to 7. Gardenhig.-ss to 300. I I hoksf- 5 There can be no reliable flgnre on the number of cabries burned dosing sexual relations because the amount of physical exertion varies wi th the individual. While losing weight. bovirser. I think you'd be wise to supplement mat. tress acrobatics with more For lts'j cttnijoi phskaI exercise. using the above as a guide. Scared Ego nitrites $6 Labor group "U, one must bans 3,500 cabrttoIo$eOaepoundoffyf$tThCflUhefl burned per hour for ses'eral types of measured physical actis'lty reads as follows: Slow walking to 200. Dancing-vs to 351. e 4 Due ISeot .a ' 23 Streams 0r.$R SThit girl (Fr 25T.skesmall lflemaIeuint iab l Part ide bites IRodent 2iSe e.igles 9E.gIe nests $YI)rops 2$ Resident of swti 22 Makes a mistake 24Srncker 26 Building ptcr t.ar i 4$ Incursion 25Sacrrd picture 4l Opens ipovt II Ortan at scent 33 Ventilating 43 Harbor $9 Valued highly 35 (asaIrv 45 Finest ?OCnnfidenee widiet 47 Depot lab gisers 3ILidgtriike 49 Hearof ship to Angry iibybear DEAR ABBY: Earl and I have four wonderful children and a good marriage. Or we DID have, until a few months ago. Then a young woman [I'll call Veral joined his organ zatlon, and started confiding her marital problems to aim. (Re repents them to me.) All Vera's problems seem to he her sex life with her husband. Earl says it's good for I: Abby, It upsets me to have Earl tell tile these things, and I am beginning to wonder why a woman should tell such intimate things to a man she hardly knows. Or do you think maybe they know each other better U Should I tell Earl I don't care to heir any more Vera's sex life? I don't want to drive him away from me. We've always had such an honest and open relationship, TROUBLED DEAR TROUBLED: Vera shoald discuss her marital problems with a professional cnsekr. and Earl 5M tell her to. Unloading her problems maybe good for Vera. But when Vera unloads on Earl, it's bad tsr your marriage. CNflDpwri,jL TO O.B. IN ROME: I'm no Investmoat esanieisr, but the advlee from Herbert H. Mayes, publisher of The Overseas American, a new and brilliant tortnlgktly newsletter for United Stales cihzeni abroad. In: 'i"he old story about Swiss banks Is still valid: If you see a Swiss bank,, j'unplag from an off ice building, follow hhe oat. There's IS per cent to be made on the way down" For Abby's new booklet. "What Teen-A4eiw want b Know." send *1 to Abigail Van Sam, $35 Inky Dr., Bu. saly Hills. Cal. 00212. SW .e• ______________ ,•• • i,I '1 ( his growing sex panic! Millions 'f men alter the age of 40 seek to hide their waning libido. Wives, stop such panic! / 14 r s Iir • 33 I'pper limb ______ 34 Feminine name 36 Get up 37 Garner J J _____ 4OWter globule. 2 - - inentor 4SGts addrcs tab — - - IF 44 Gist icuit i Eletator - - 20 391'thh — 4 4 1) = 14 4 _____ payments - smced 54 Daylight CASE Z-79: Tad W., aged II, had a coronary attack. "Dr. Crane," his wife began. "Tad seems to have fully recovered and the doctor says he Is now sound as a dollar. "But Tad shuns an)' affection in the boudoir! lie keeps telling me It might precipitate another heart at. both a spychologist and also a physician, can you tell me II Tad Is correct?" . • , - - - CARROLL RIGHTER'S GHOROSC)pE from the Carroll Righter Initituti *11V 14( 1 __ : ii to ('amphell. .. . PRE- NUP'TIAL TIAL ('OI'F'EE Miss 1"lynt, Mrs. Flynt, Mrs. Hay and Mrs I seated Msf initis $I y} TiAN **k - j S. YA.. 'E ' I .' pre-nuptial coffee honoring Silver trays arranged with a tsther Lou Pate, Edward Iti;ii HERRINGS Miss Barbara Flynt was given variety of party fare Barbour Jr., Robert Karn.s, by Mrs. George Touhy at her highlighted the serving table Rosamond Chapman, JAN I, Tad is using his recent heart home, l W. 16th St., March 2, which was overlaid with a white Campbell and Richard Swann attack as a convenient red from 10 to 11:30 a.m. lace cloth. herring, to protect his scared Also Mines. Ardys David, Miss Flynt, assistant vice Assisting the hostess were Cecil male ego. Lipsey, Wendell president of First Federal Mrs. Many months before he had Savings James S. Ekern Sr., Mrs. Springfield, Frank Voltolme, and Luan Association Gilbert T. Edmonds, Mrs. A. John Ludwig, W.S. Register, 0 any worry about his heart, he of Seminole County, will Edwin ShinhoLser and Mm, P.R. Thomas and M.l.. Raborn was secretly terrified about his become the bride of Troy Ray C.W. Johnson. waning libido. Jr. With Others attending were Mines. I(il the Iilost frightening Jr.. tax collector of Seminole ,tlso the Misses Susan Han), ('01-1111 y, .it First United Hazel Flynt, (. Troy flay, Sr., medical bugaloo of inca is not Metbdist (iiLlrch Marian Ray, Edna Powell and PflI.LYSpROflLEI in April Phillip Loga n, H S Owens, Marga re t Rogers cancrr or heart attacks. --. ____---.-•-_- But impotence! DEAR P011S-My problem Is that the rubber gasket around For when they pass the age of the door on my refrigerator Is mildewed. This is the second new 40, they start indulging in too refrigerator I have had. No matter how hard I try this always much introspection. happens. The mildew looks terrible. I hope some reader has "Why," they think to advice for me.-MRS. M.T.W. 41I E — themselves, 'when I was first yg CO,Mt's4-rA) MONEy... J 'LiTu ( Flynt Feted Repair Rubber Gloves ç to ~t, -i • . :,'.:. • 711 . .., I - N SURE CAij'r E FROM 4NHIfIVEEEi/'lH/1!f A IJ4URAL FOgE'r ARRR0000GGHHH:f FIR E .- 1401 IN Thi5 PAMP JUIJGLE 5 16HT5O AMEAP: • ' by Crooks & Lawrence MINUTES LATE R (i1~L 00V-CL1SZPL1W H2OuLTHoE HRiEi. 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SO COuld I )'oufind the hole. put nail polish on it and let dry thor hiy Cut a -. • small adhesive bandage, with rounded ends, apply over the hole Pre ma t ure impotence!" AIXI tha t very I ) thought usually -'v and press carefully in place. I have used this for 15 years and get produces the dreaded eff i -. r ec t they have feared. . . -. For whnnevera man worries • . DEAR POLLY-1 ha ve used toothpaste for cleaning silver over his ability to perform in 'jewelry and it works fine. I suggest that Lorraine try it on the her the bedroom, his brain -, ring.-NELJJ. (cerebrum)it working. . . DEAR POl.l,Y-When a necklace breaks put those loose Alas, you can't cerebrate ____ .; . beadsonpipecleanersunult heycanherestg tthlnk, talk, worry and also Those lift tabs from pop-lop bottles make good cleat., for emote at your maximum -' holding windows and screens in place. rapacity. An opened facial tissue box makes a great holder for the That's why there was logic in telephone receiver if it has to be laid down during a conversation, the old maxim: An old fork is great to use for cleaning out paint brushes."Count to $0 before you ex. STAN. plode in anger" DEAR POLI.Y-I knit many garments for the small fry. Magnum "BR UT CIO*R PS" BUGS BUNNY Bai'bara - " ~ k a ~7_~ -, I. .. 00 -IR, I 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES decorated with Anita Ekberg, ________________ "Death Watch" An ex-convict 9 NBC THE MAGICIAN whose Is bewitching beauty is yItdrOItYt aL given mouth-to-mouth "The Illusion of the lMthal intended to distract hope, [p" •"47!'JTHA1R(1 resuscitation by Willie. Whe n Pl?ythlngs" Old-time s ta r of playing an Ame - " '' rican exper t on P1OWTHU WED Africa -which he really isn't. R Hope is dispatched to the dark • "INVASION co ntinenttobocateatjnyvijlage THE BE E GIRLS" where a ret urning moon cap-infcrrnationl.\_________ 'Ifelev'ision Lewis _ 5E AR,.i'r Mlss ~~ Search Airs. Touhy. Campus Chaplain New - Floyd TM,alres Hayward, gues:s In this NIGHT AT Till'. MOVIES (RERUN) "Call hie Bwana" A Latham. MONDAY jfvjj Ir'EI)m.\(; IIE!!E.IILSAI, I)L\'.\'ER I'.4RTF is male the Achilles winter, When they thaw there Is water to be wiped up. I tried tendon Jof(jjj their morale! putting I cup salt in three cu ps of warm water, sti MEMBERS OF the Peters-Sizemore bridal party were entertained at rred until the So tiih or GENERA!. TENDENCIES: U you try to avoid an argument salt dissolved and washed my windows with it and a llnttree develop all sorts of runes the traditional wedding rehearsal dinner given by the mother of the with one of whom you are very fond and forego expensive ex. cloth. This did the trick and we have no more frosted windows. It carfif3age bridegroom at an Oviedo restaurant. Photo shows (Ito r , seated) Mrs. tofrom divert penditures, you can overcome upsetting conditions. Keep your doubtless will have to be repeated more than once during a wife's attention thetheir real J. 13. Sizemore, mother of the bridetemper under control under all circumstances. Maintain your elect, Shan Sizemore and Mrs. winter.-MRS. D.S. poise. Mildred Peters Standing, J B Sizemore and Wayne Peters problem. You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite home. C ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19) Look to th ose with modern ideas making Idea, Pet Peeve, Pofly', Problem or solution who can be helpful to you at this time. Taking part In a group to a Thus, some men start problem. Write Polly In care of th is newspaper, affair can gain the result you want. cb'lnking, figuring that if they TAURUS (Apr. 20to May 20)Go along with theldea - then stumble borne halt drunk, sof th Breed in civIdhfe,butnkesweyoudontf ol low a ny poa.,gu t he ir wife will think it Is their WIN AT BRIDGE Take care of a credit matter. inebriated condition that BRIDGEPORT, Comm. (AI' GEMINI May 21 to June 21 You have man y new ideas you "is aofwoman who of when they think of nuns as anesthetizes their desire for - Dorothy Shugrue does not to be;ter aware changes In needs the a teacher or nurse. Experts make game difficult want to put in operation immediately but first study them well. An hisses and boudoir cheesecake, want to be put on a pedestal world, but sbll the woman of 'That ima annoying communication can be e cted. ge has to be because she's a nun. NORTH . i'rt tith went down any- cheesecake, the the past with a desire to serve changed for us to be effective, MOON CHILDREN iJune 2: to July 21) Take care of any way' new image I want to 4tj $0654 th Others suddenly become get across e rd" because I th ink we have pow- ,, obligations you may have and show that you are i dependable r that I am availAt the university, some er."Sister and sonic -_— person. Show more devotion to loved one. Oswald, "You take it curfanatics of poker or got' or even able to, you when It Is best fur people call her •53 rectiv. Expert East look his run mtoexcessive panipat #A0J9 ' O I July 22 to Aug. 21) Be sure not to "Iyour chances of ace oldiamonds and It'd hack in Boy Scouting or othe you and not the oil thought use her first name. She says r good th r i nixr a club South won in dummy works, at peo ple couldn't call you the faculty Li pleasantly surEAST retinciljng with an associate by losing your tem per. Sidestep one and 4 K sa: decided 1 asluon 4 J 73 that East had after 30 o'clock," said Sister trued with her approach to who has a wrong opinion of you. , obviously It'd a singleton ?QJ52 After a 10 mile hike with their t*wothy, the first nun in the minist ry. And she finds VIRGO Aug. 22 to Sept. 22$ Attend to important duties now • III 764 • A K 92 Hence, Smith played the ace Scouts, they figure their wife Bridgeport diocese to become dents "warm and receptive." Forecast insind of going an a spree that could ruin your present position. 4 4S will regard their lack of involved in Campus mninistry. Students, she said, "see me Mind one wo does not respect you. flLTH Ifl UI) one trick in the soup eroticism as due to that long Faded An assistant chaplain at the more as a woman of sersice to Fadedb-'ashji,,i llE3RA i&'p. 23 to Oct. 22t Don't try to cha nge your friends 4 .Jim 'Looks like cruel and trek homeward. University of Bridgeport, she th denlas after It's em, and I feel I can allev TA K $0973 iate inhuman punishment for hut accept them as they are and then you can make bigger washed becomes soft, supple prefers the option of wearing any barriers that might arise and comfortable. That ma', •ja South's slight overbid of strides , Express your crea tive ideas. secularcloththginherrokasa frommybeingasbter. three hearts. Had he just hid 4842 /s group of Ii.ndori medk's new breed of churth wo man. SCORPIo 'Oct. 22 to Nov. 211 Don't try to mold (aJy or account For its con'. 4 Sister Dorothy wants to be- par two hearts he would h,ive recently surveyed the family 'dt siitabt,' "I was not the type of kid cvmeaneztrao friends into a pattern to suit yourself. Teat them as respected urd tremendous rdin a,-ymin l,te played 11w hand there and life of 65 male victi ms or individuals, As-ind a troublemaker. isopularity' in jeans, jean Wt North South mail.' profit against any de' u would think of as entering of the church, as which sherwill Jackets shirts and now its coronary attacks a nd found th e convent. I was active and he able to distr ten. , ..%(;l1i,\LzL'. N€. 22 to Ikc. 211 Use extreme care in the Eu. skirts, hah, pocketbooks anti I'.i i I'a 3 wives usually quite dressed, outgoIngata time when people tharist whenibute the prlestordea. suitcases Embroidered '\tssI,;n L5DJii'iiip %,,N'%, Becarefulof one en t erin g were I'JS 4! usua ll y thought But by the cml of the year, Pam I'J _____________________ only 3 of Use 65 con Is sk. ________________________ who has an eye on your assets. I,JNN flowers, ss mbols, animal', couples were of as quiet and academic," she A nun for II years, s he ( 'AI'HICORN'Dec. 22 to Jan. 20$ Although you may be re is a and Free form designs add called, lp,mn teud - •4 member of the order of the Si IAZ I] totally platonic. dualistic touch financially embaras.sed, do nothing foolish or you will regret it A Providence, 11.1., natIve, ter of Notre Dame de Namur later Postpone talking to an adviser. Actually, marital relations the daughter of a policeman in Fairfield, but she lives near H Oswald & James Jacobs 1tIri, h.,s Pøi'ii QlHIUs '. t Feb 19 t'troI your temper LiLiy are not a severe strain on the and a sthoo' teacher, Sister the univeruy campus with North heart and certainly less Shugrue decided on campus th Oswald "It is always in. and don't alienate good friends, customers Beauty ree oth er aLiter2. damaging than cigarettes' Ii your health and become more charming. , or relatives. Improve tt'rt'sttng to M'S' experts sirug ministry while warklng (or a "Right now I ant making my. 2• gling against one another, l'a, master's degree at Southern sell known to the student., aM PISCES Feb. 2Oto Mar. , Although son may be ntais.d Th. •.4,,.,,... k,.A... -. uiiugr pl aye r You. .'Wiuth twil 410*$$4 VA But you wives must an. uimecucui btIIe College. par ticipa ting In everything I th a ll kindi of trouble, remain resolute and all changes to your would make only nine tricks K (1 $3 • A J 54In sn interview, stic talked she advantage. Plan the f uture wisely tk'lixite the usual husband's iesb'r'gj e DleIllense with hearts as Inimp because W hat do you do' se image of the fear of thv(s impotence! ,,Ing Weight comes off at a bout • after East won lF YOUR CIHI1SBOR1ODAY.,.tie or she JaI, the first Iwo I when nuns were to be danta In urban problems and in 11W same A -Bid two heart,, i'sur It goes on, be looking for a change and should be tauØit early in life 10 be diamond tricks and So send for my medical better than o th ersthought a "put on learning how into pow. Any good diet lakes time and tintatsi the soil or led a spade partner won't pass, stea booklet "flow to Prevent wi pedestal." a halanei.i niet er it th rough political ;pr a I rump. St,iitti - 'uld TOfi,"sqttlON that ins lude the best of th e past and the best of the modern. There "r Platonic Marriage," enclosing The women's liberation awareness. to tji,down his act' 'u,,r partner rebid* to three a long stam ped, return en. movement has touched her life, is much mvcnti',cn in t his chart. inc lude music lessons in and king of trumps' "I have deep fet' li, LOOK AROUND diads hat do sou do now' velope, us she saId, alo ng with changes prayer movements gs about course of study. . Jim "An expert South a sodo i Always write to fir, Crane in ma de by the Vatican It council. gi Answer Tomorrow V "'flu' Stars impel, they do nut cornp'L" What you make of wtiiild casts one high trump. cal mo vements and I would Your home The changes in the chur ch dc- 'ke to see them come togeth. rare of this nt'wsJ.'aper, ".u:- life is lar,'el% up to YOU, i;iki th'' clii?, (i'Jrsse. lead Everyone else 'liiriv eight (it trumps and Sent] SI for MOOtAN tbosing a long, stainper, ad- mund a different kin d of worn. b'." does Carroll Righter's Ind;'vidual Forecast for your sign for Apr911 an in religious life than those let it ri She I said a is n ready. For your copy send your bthte and de. The playcould not flook 10 W'n if' fil'of9c (clo religious woman dressed 1-111tTlope and 2k to $3 to Carroll hurt him and w..iikl I'5 news P.PVI p Q 80: 489 VU entered In the past she like herself Is guard cover typing and printing STERCHI FURNITURE , Hihfz'r Foremast, The Sank'rd Herald, P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, against mw Redo City Station Nw Yo'a four ps trum in the N the Chris t in a when you send for one of his Calif. V too lbs 'p ch s eduled life th of e past who lot of areas - not just In Ea hand, I take it that cx1100 Frinch A venua booklets Is gone and breed of the narrow Image pec$e thin k Easy 3'22.m3 TVESDAY,MABCHJJØ1 of a 111)m. Pie problem is ccr.j~ whn irnp!Pilts borrbs own children, whose motivation .Pounded, however, when the ex. in his toys when he's threatened leads to undue Pressures and convict, believed the carrier ith 1033 of his company. _________ _____ ' DEAR POIJX-Some of our windows frost over during the becomes swas hbuckler films, Louis the threat - I!: When I go to visit I tuck some of the yarn in my tote bag and I 80111t I Ili, . . I TWOUGT THE ,OUT OF RESPECT FOR COLLEGE'S DINING N4r/01V4L P0/SON : HALLS MIGHT BE PREI/ff/,_____,,/I I CLOSED FOR THE WEEK! ! NEXT FEW DAYS... x % - ________ For the mere act ofcounting usually find they have outgrown some knitted things that are still thus forces your brain to work. good to wear. I pull out my yard and add a hem to that precious Worry likewise is a brain stress or sweater,-MRS, R.L.H. function and thus immediately Polly's note: Mrs. R.L.H. sounds like a grandmother and a reduces a man's libido. very good and tboughdul one, too. Ilusbands are terrified lest i)EAII POlJ,Y-After cleaning my oven with oven cleaner I their wife realize that their lack spray it with window cleaner and shine It with a dry cloth. It iii that former honeymoon really shines and is much easier to clean the next time around.ardor is due to their inability to ANNE. - by Lorry 1 tack. - E)r. i'rine, since you are )t.er "' I ': 3-16 I ALWAYS • •1-- W TV Time Previews 9 CBS GUNSMOKE There's Willie suddenly U "... bp; , I I -. . 0 C) _ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS OPEN AENT _ TODAY, WE IDIETITiAN SEE. 3$ icning II — '('a 'h a "Glass Meragerle" quality to seriously -dw o Monday, Mar. 18,1974-7A f ('5 'I .%.. - - Y~. ,~~ !j Pti.D.,M.D. Iputi -\C_. The Sanford Herald 'It HyGEORGEW CRANE 2 Highl YSW.V I .1 .L . .. - L -•'\ 'e- 4 - B • ) WI4AT CAN SE MAN. . ,. D0 by Do,. Grous COOKED 7 . ______________ 1 29ersi,nijh var ______________________ ,8~ his heart Attack! It served as $ convenient "red herring" to divert his wife's attention from anin,ai 38 Thick soup 1j (J$4J / .. . '1 4 Nt i R S2Servsce DEAR ABBY: Regarding the seven-year-old Lutheran boy who wanted to turn Jewish because his 10-year.old sister, who was being raised Jewish, got seven presents lone for day of Hanukkahj and he got only one present for Christmas: His parents should give him seven presents for Christmis and let him decide later whether he wants to go the Protestant route or the Jewish route He might even decide to be a Roman Catholic and go to Not Dame and heat UCLA. again some day! BILL K DEAR HILL: Judging f rom some of the names of those fellows on Notre flame's teams, you don't have to be a Roman Ca th olic to pla for Notre Dame. W tt Potassium $7 Mu iral DEAR NO: I'm advised th at 1A 2Spetehst IStaith like to lose pounds. I you recommend this method of kdlng weight? And how many calories would a person have to burn to lose one pound? NO Pt.F ON T OUGII I\'E Ft)UND MY OLD [R A ( ALMEND OOP. To RESCUE ii1[ °"-j1ftNOw N HIM ____ t4t)flhear i comb form ng. ALLEY OOP 11 I Protects ___ 1 I1M . ___________________ _________ l2Operatac solo DEAR AB BY I ha ve heard that every time a person has sexual relations he burns up *)Oca)orles. I would like to lose 10 pounds, and my husband would I illowanre for A By ABIGAIL VAN 3LJR4 !! ;i :ii -t Husban $ Precipitation Way To Lose Weight - Lt I Body of ater More Than One A n swer to PfOy'ou$ PuI. oo'GtePrP,os1 *1,' ).'PV ' Il i FRIED I f CHICKEN. -'r 1 UjI',z. iio. FCCOCh fluiD (Hl(KIN 322.9442.,rw.,p..,,_,. �eA -.Thesanfori HøriM ADV IN TI S I ME NT Woff Wild River Status Possib/eFA E LS °j - .. 01 4f g Looll? Fleming Wins 'A' Fl ite TnLi U .1Smith Un i o ,n. 76 rney I t" Alraw tmb recreation Purposes through Park. He is gathering in. im portant we keep up the t preserv&tina of the aesthetic forma tion on the Wekiva River pressure ' so the recom. The chances are good Of at and wilderness qualities of from a variety of sources in mendation on the Wekhra is not hcM. Why least Parts of the Wekiva River and comfort, us, MS. cep!iol rivers and Seminole, Orange and Lake lost In beaurocratic paper. 8#tufil( teingciari streams." counties. which will be for work." and of Springs Run being a river in the scenic warded to the DNR j wild and wild system is defined as recommendation to cabinet river acco JjAcenit g o And ubert. ..icitsI1v • ..-......_; it 41 lii 'II 1 C,na._..yT ' 1M P t itL'-L-.Protemi"m must be month regard.in.g I'-- InclusioI PoiIui;on Contro given towaters IDPC; auitaose , Hsrher the scenic and wild river region, bH.and so much of its banks as program. at the first public neces sar y f or "How the wheels of state-wide status re esired character and beaurocracy will grind after meeting on DPC field I can't operations Fridayin the By JEAN PATIISON Herald Staff Writer FLORIDA FISTIC • the . .. -i--- ,. I Ii - E ' - c. 11, . . '!i `k1tamonte SpringsCivic ditiono( the main Wekiva can always build (kflt.Hulbert saidt e stream and Rock Springs stju another condominium but we W•kiva basin is an despite the en- cant build wild % ironmentally endangered areaexcellent croachment of urban added. 1 believe it is i-,Iost developments, the Little clinion In Fll Wekiva is grossly polluted. . ment of Natural c i ! - F ' 4 iii !. / I * ,x #* ~ .. k 47 Ai. .AI A - , ttt % A . t / 1 I I / ___ -1 / 6 . - __ -- -, :__~ .F .. .w - % . .-- ... . - - / . : - . Phot0 R Ciii Vn.ni) DUTCH TREAT GIRL SCOUTS of Troop 144 of Paola represented Holland at the erna tional Friendship dinner field at the Sanford Civic Center in honor of Girl Scout Week. Left to right, Teresa Behrens, Kristin and Geraldine Rodebush, Wendee Henkle, and Gwenn Whifna in the system as scenic rivers,- main sources of pollution, said Hulbert. "Probably only Successful steps are being EVEREADY HOUSE L 1. ; to be. 1 1. 2 FOR ;I 4' The draw was on Of (lit' most action Packed bouts seen in this area in years. Another bout like that one would be worth the price of admission by itself, and looking at the preliminaries it might have I BATTERIES .11.1 a highly questionable knockout when the fight was stopped prernaturel). The duo battled to sensational draw last time out . * 0 FLASHLIGHT GARDEN _`~! SPRAY I Working closely ,A Ith the 1)pt, He aid the system as defined nta Pgto director by the DNR is -a program of lite ment , (fesjgflcd to serve outdoor ri on center in CASSEEBERRY RAID rw rN S the Rock Wrigs area is un. taken to clean up the little spoiled enough to qualify for Wekiva. said Ifulbert 17.92 --- I JELLY water dtsctiarge, urban and least Parts of the Wekiva storm water drainage and stand a good chance of Ifni , .. At j y, FURNITURE SALES - a, 1 C16 -* ot% C 3 : 211 _~ REGULAR I IIINO . LIST 77"II 4 7 OR SPICED rj El i3I 1.50 LIMIT 1 Semi nol e Ca len d a r John Pinney who currently stands at 20. 0-2 will take on a fighter by the name of Jerry 11111 who hails from Ft. Lauderdale. The story being handed out by the Tampa Hosing Office is that lull will be the toughest test that Pinney has met so far. They go on to say that lull has a record of LIMIT 4 '"'." March Is Bear We School Advisory Council, "Mha center, 7:30 p.m. MIM IC invited. J I : Starch 22 Azalea sale to benefit Civic Improvement Project (CIp) from 9a.m. to5p.m., downtown vacant building on corner of Starch 19 Bl1Op, Calif. iAPi First Street and Magnolia Lyman High School I, M . The Because it is so readily ac Last car p"opk' tiM'( p iii,, school U S F'res Scrvice has been c'esibJe avenue and outside Publix auditorium to the public, the trail the trail, Including1.1Li1 during Noiiunating committee will Market in Sanford Plaza. forced to limit public access to to the 14,495-foot summit has the Labor l)ay weekend. During named and program presented StIr 23 Mt. Whitney. The solitude of the been beset by problems brought slimmer months, highest point in the continental on primarily by the sheer man.- unusual to have more it's not by Social Studies and Math Cub Scout Pow Wow, First than 250 departments. United States Is being bers of hikers, Presbyterian Church, DeLand, people on the trail in one day. threatened by tramplIng feet. check time, 9a.m. Regatta kits Interior Decorating basic and First climbed by three f rules distributed class, weeks, 7.10 p.m., MiX ermen in 1873, peak now Seminole Junior College, Adult Oft of the most frequently interior Ed. Bldg. 15. at1ngadvanJ climbed the world. Hundreds class, 7.10 p.m., I weeks, sjc are on the trail daily during Sanford Shuffleboard and Adult Ed. Bldg. summer months, Tourist Club pot luck dinner, 6 Mlarirb u "It's a tough thing when Dr. John L Grady, Florida croachment on private p.m., clubhouse. have to restrict the public from phsicin and three-times business, Formerly a con- Starch Parents Night, Lake Brantley High School, 7:30 p.m. in school 0r0 Public land," says Ed Waldap. lie Glade will be the servative Republican and f.1 ,...id,.. tiw',i .,t Parents ight t. siy ....... romrnnn.' IILIIIIlUt1 &flu 6' ui wrIlncrs o cer iavie among the Indepen. high School. for Inyo National Forest. "But and supporters at a dinner dents, Dr. Grady has agreed to 7:30 p.m. in school curriculum f or coming year for 'we haven't found another an. staged in his honor Tuesday. accept the nomination of the commons, Orientation and Incoming nin th graders. swer." March 19. at the Lakeview American Party for the ( Or Coming year for United (-mrricuILLm Seminole Audubon Society, 2 grades 10-12. Under a plan being an. R00mtoP th h1owardJohnson States Senate. p.m., EpIsopal Parish House, nounced today, t he Forest downtown hi-rise, corner of The "Grady Bunch" will be Mar. 21 400 S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford. ice will allow 1 7 Intersta te 4 and State Road 50 joined by Col. Charles Putnam AdultScouteriNlght.,Sanfr'sJ Speaker, Jack Hanna of Orlando. I IL IU J a I 10-2.1, Maybe, .5, I - I Jr I I don't know. I can't find anything on a fighter named Jerry Hill. He has not been fighting in the Miami area and is not listed in Ring Magazine's latest issue that rates over 5,3OO lighters, I got a funny feeling that he belongs to Pat Curry, and I guess that means anything can be expected, I - Senate Candidate Talks On Encroachment in ... - ,,,,.., .ii ,... ffi .. - - -_ N er's as "just a long walk," Sernimle Zoological Society. Scouter in doctor, is known for his stand organizational meeting for SI, Jc3hiis District invited, Plans SISTERS, Inc., noon lunAgainst big governm en. Orange County is planned. for district show discussed. cheon, Cavalier Restaurant. Hospital Notes MARCH 15, 14 Raymond C. Deltona ADMISSIONS Sanford: Wojdech Thman Joseph Gon Charles . Fred T. Srner heim Alberta Gordon Wendy A. Strawder Henry Ulrich, DeRary Mary K. Dickin, DeRary Edda Willahan, f)eBar)' Ccrw-a Cochran, lake Mary William H. Sherrod, La ke M ary Be verly H. Hrashear, Lake Earl W. Skiver Patr icia A. Dixon Deltona ( Paint, l.)dla Miller JOhn Knobloch, Orange City Mabel F. l'mson, Minis ADMI&SIOSS Sanford; Lois R. McMakln Ilelen E. Marlin, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stz'awdera girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Olden Gordon a girl, Sa nford Sorrento ADMISSIONS Sanforii: Ruth G. Mangum Lawrence Ii Garrison Marcie Arm Hurt Kathleen Reynolds John W. Bautilholser. Longwood DISCHARGES Sanford Audre' Jack Neil S. Touchton Pack F. Hen' James 0. McGriff Peter J. Gallucci, Deltona Oveda Lurethe,a Taylor Veberly G. Morrison Marjorie J. Bell Elthabeth A. Eleam Rutha H. Morgan (; DeLand Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Davis a girl, Sanford Tanirny S, Ailing Mr. and Mrs. Sir- - e Russard a Anna T. Swallow, Deltona Laurrtta West, Geneva John Mananna, DeBar)' Frank J. Juchinsky, Deltona Pauline E. Snyder Dorothy M. Di'rison Robert T. Be lOW AIbe'rdla Hale Rebecca J. Blocker, Lake BIRTHS Monroe Ruby Denton, Longwood OF 12 STRAWBERRY-. APRICOT- APPLE fighters in Texas. His last bout that year w as in July. The ot her six-rounder will find "Irish" IT This bout will mark the first time that SHAMPOO McKinney has been to the post since he was taken out in lem than one round by Junior Roiter. REG. C _____________________________ 1 LIMIT SIZE 23 McKinney's father is the promoter (or this card, and I am once again disap. pointed in the fact that they are not pointing out the good po in ts of the card, but are making up things to gloss over the LIMIT 2 ______________ ULTRARICH LIST 2.50 16 01, SIZE .' ;* VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE WIPE & DIPE ____ New in the area? Call 831-6370 for a warm welcome draw with Larry, .Middleton in Baltimore. b On the sariie (and iami's John L Johnso n suffered his seco nd l when he dropped a eight round decision to Johnny Berry in another heavyweight go. John- 58 _____________ __ ME 4D wipeompe ± A' 68 C ___________________________________ 50's- LIST 1,09 or I hope you caught the story last week about Scott in COLGATE TOOTH BRUSH i~ ___________________________________ son's first loss was to the fantastic James Sicott. a bout that found Scott getting off the canvas to take home the win. ~ DR. WESTS ______ . $1p 4 insight to the story about this former convict that might be in line for a shot at Bob Foster before he has 10 pro bouts under his belt. ! FOR ¶ C 07 Tampa's J .T . I)owe, the hard punching G. _________________________ Sally Bowerjos and boy, "Now - CstIe" ALADDIN ________ THERMOS - . Mi :., __. _______ welterweight who has come up with some LAVORIS t il Robert D. Vaughn, 79, of 1003 Adams Sl.,New Smy,.na Beach, s!: b tan 21 in Ss'nn. IA4j,' ursmg Ilonie, Sanford. Born Ili Putnam County, Ga., he ('anic to Sanford 50 years ago mmio.irlg to New Smyrna Beach In lt4. He was a retired emof Atlantic ('nast line P41 Iidilroad,aMett and %1 veteran Sur - or- include his wife, Elsie H. Vaughn, New Sm)yns Beach: two daughters, Mrs. John BonUace, Sanford Wild Mrs. Oren Adams, New Smyrna Beach 4 grand. , Friday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Horn in Iowa, be was a winter visitor in Sanf ord. He was a retired engineer and a was a retired (lair)- farmer and a Baptist. lie sur vived by his wife Jnnie Jones, Sanford; sister. Survivors Include his wife, I)o1etown. Pa. Grainkow Funeral Home in har'*' Mildred of 011ie, Iowa: daughter. Mrs. Clemma Sloan, Ohlit', losea; three sons, (-Joyce Reynolds, Moline, HI.: Gordon It'%nIiis. (iIlii', I' - -e and l.rryReyoIds,phiIpi,,,es. 12 grandchildren gyandj1di-r, creat- F uneral 5eflWr5 and bW'lal will be in 011ie. Iowa.Gramkow Funeral Home in of local arrangements, charge John W. Jones, 17 of 24215. Cedar Ave Sanford, died .Sa1urtj at St'tiiioj Memorial Leo Cloyde Reynolds, 14, of 115 Bunker Lane. Sanford, died . ¶. '..- - . ' . _____ Another apparent retirement is Wild Bill IIirtIney after a 10 year career 11ardrey, a Mike MeK Riney-type fighter 'tone of us has to go-and quick") tnce fought Bob Foster in Orla nd o and gave him a rough fight until tie was dispatched In four rounds, The light heavyweight division continues to be hotbed of activity , Over in London John Conteh got of f the canvas to stop Tom Boggs. Th is is the same l3ogggs that holds a win over Mike Quairy early last year. There is a story that Quarry will go over to l)enmark to meet Boggs once again. I feel t ha t Quarry will get the next shot at Foster, % i," '. 7" ' - '" I '' .,_, '• - I . "-" r - - -\ ' - ( IN I)ietericb, i-,,... , - ,g' .- - '',, A t-' ,-"-" "' B Ridenhaur Placed and H McGuire was in the show - position. ' . ' . , . /t' ' f' / '-' t' - -1&4. ' . 6.. ' , - .,. previous engagement four days earlier with a real ta rter, Jose Lois Garda. I have to take hleiwig If they do fight as Daniels should be in no shape for a battler like him, I would like tosev that one. it should be a - / -. -. ' ' CLOsI:s'I'To PIN For Bill Trotter (r) . . . Kean e Four-H: ts Eagles For Hounds ' - Action Snnrfs . • ORLANDO- Bob Keane scoreCostanti ne and to give the from his re liever duti es has fired a four-hit ter at Metro G reyhonds their rd run. posted a 0.00 ERA. p o werhouse 0 r I a n d o Clay Philips was the most Herb Schmidt is available for Edgewater Saturday afternoon consistant hitter for the mound duty and fi rst baseman to move the Lyman Greyhounds Hounds, going two f or three. Rodney Dowli ng has had pit. r Monday, Page Mar, 18, 1974 The final fli gh t, or "G" flight, was won by Bill F'Iekenstk'n with D. Woodward in second and F. Izod third. (Hera Id Pho t o Q1r tIrraU to a 2-0 record in the Conference Dowling's stick Was also hot as ching experience. with a 3.1 vi ctory, he went two-for-four, HERALOSCORE$OARD Keane held the Eaglestor Carder picked up two of the Lym AIR Watt Bruins " " Wooden Con iures Demons hits to make the Hounds 4.3 on Eagles hits with 1Te getting the year and more important.1y, one and Ridenhaur plck.ing up Staa?.d undefeated In the loop. The the fourth. CotnIn. i talented senior relied on good fielding by his teammates to in the row for the Hounds. hior Mlkhng Ill preserve the win, to the Eagle run scored in the ri Eagle pitcher Bill Newman fourth inning Greyhound pit- CaIIh. it .10 seconds left. Louis. "I want them to remember are going along with Curto, but I am going to take I)uprt-e to give the youngster his first defeat. The second of April finds EliSha OBed against Alvin Phillips. I will go along with the undefeated Bahamian, but this could be his Waterloo. Phillips is of the most under rat ed men fighting not Just in the south but anywhere in the world. we beat them by 18 pot neutral court with Hill Walton playi ng only ha lf the game," College declared Wooden. "I want them to dwell on that." UCIA 2$41 on the season, made it into the semis with an impressive 83-60 rout of San Basketball Playoffs Francisco Sa turday in the Ii. mUILS of the Far West Regionals. - JONES, .2S JOHN W'-t't,,r,,Al Ceoar I- W Ave , Sar". . ieial ' OMW Nimes I1opai Horn in Pennsylvania, _____ he came to Sanford Zl years ago from Mount I folly, .N j., and H.r ' lu' . . , . L ____ o 373 Al N H Nil 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 3 I I 0 3 o i o 702 0 300 C 3 0 I 0 0 0 I0 00 I 00 0 25 I. .4 I P Tea, R H E 0000330-3 7I hodges fol!owed with a single see action is Bob Catledge, who scoring Bachman. Rodney was t he pitche r of record in the E - Cotanlne, PdenPr (I 1 , 0 2 Dowling then stroked a single to Daytona .Mainland game and Coitai'tr', 3b Rde*tjtjr. SR Winner Cale Likes 4 Blusrol., Tenn. (APi A ustria, who had been in front had swapped he front-running Whether or not t here really is a niost of the way In the rain. spot to that point. He finished a gas shortage, veteran stock car lap in front of Bobby Isaac of - NCAA EaI.rn Re,gional All-Americans Keith Wilkes and Bill Walton piced the at. Championship to farohn.1 So 1,10, P'llsbvfgh 7; Consolation tack with 27 and 17 pOints, respectively. Po,dnce , Mideast Regional North Carolina State cruised man consolation in the fact one sup- after he and four other dr ivers lerbe, N. C posedly exists. 1. I like this race at 45o laps,- Charnpionwhitp - Maaouole 72, Mthgan 70 into the finals with a 100-72 CCAOIat#SII Yarborough said Sunday after thumping of Pittsburgh in the III. V&t4artI ,si.O.... £5 ila 'r)eVrOiel to a I"'., East Regionals. The Wolfpack's Midwest Regional one-lap victo ry in the National IVi Championship only concern was the For t he 3 VFAI Por)erts ro Association for Stock Car Auto well-being of All-American f)a. ,f'rt ' 9 Racing's 450-lap Southeastern vid 'Thompson, who suffered a Consolati on 500 Grand National at Bristol Ce('qMon SO, LouwfIe concussion when he fell to the West Reg ional International Speedway. 2-3overall slate and 1-3 showing arid beat Valencia, 3.2, giving floor in the first half. He was NCAA By nout; STORI'%I Ci'ampionPwp "I didn't get as tired today in JuCo loop action But Pan- up only tour tiiLs, hospitalized Saturday night, rellt'raldStafl 1irik'r UCLA SI. San i ranc,co .10 and. of course, the cold weather KVANSVII,l,E, IIKI I API Consolat,o., te lias quickly assured, 'lie is Orleans John Gruchowalcki lie Is .sc eduled to start leased Sunday, and is expected u clal ton 61 eliminated any heat problems," Newcomer Morgan State i' Seminole Junior ("liege, In still throwing we'll, he i just against Division opponent St. to be at full specti for UCLA. liwliped in 47 points and Jtff said Yarborough, who with 29 champion of the NCAA College Scott Tom Burleson had 26 points NOT the middle of Its worst start of having problems with his Johns Community College added 32 for the 22-7 other driversstarted the race ... Division basketball tour- Greyhounds Ro u nd 111t1r5hi)' at Sanford's Five and 12 rebounds for the Wolf. the past seven seasons, travels control. from Massachu. tiit by 50 laps because of the namnent. "0 1 .1rfn Sh(4C. II. ManhIIan pack. 78.1 on t he year ''Sw anger is a hard thrower,' PoinLs Field. to Bradenion for a two-day stay setts. St'ütt is the onls' Senior for energy (TLSIS in a heavy The big Bears from Maryland As.swiiption. in an effort to even their JuCo continued Uanti.'hias, "and he is 1'hi other semifinal Saturday Manatee has two lop pitchers l'ufdi,e I?. N (aoIna 71 damp snow that did soon disapit in t he ir Vet)' first trip to J.Ison'iIe11,M4ch,.fls0, of i ts own in Jack Smith anil will match Mideast champion season record 17.91 against ,.oing to make somebody it I*'ared. ' the finals, beating Southwest r Ma quette' against Midwest ti I)ivisir III pow erhouse (lands' at a four.v ear sctiiel or Jeff Pan:rzi. It was the second straight Missexiri which has been there even the pros Don't discount South is sixth in the state in llist Kansas. The Warriors, 25Manatee. victor) in the Southeastern 5M four time's. NAIA edged Michigan 72.70 on the Of those nine loses, three that possibility. As a matter of recorded strike outs with i in for \'arborough, whii e averaged Championship The 67-52 championship game have come at the hands of fact, as soon as he iSwangeri 30 innings pitched, and Panizzi StI'eflgiuI of a pair of free throws Or G m rtp a H. Ali, A&M7I 91.016 miles per hour for the 239 Friday night marked the First by Dave Delsman with Gulf irons out in a problem his i'l) has a 1.51 ERA. Manatee 45 defending state Champion Cenisiat,on miles on the high-banked, half- time in the tourney's 18-year '"'v S 'S. St Mary's Vt, Coast. Four others have been delivery motion, he is going to is leading Its division with a 4.4k seconds left. It marks the first mile Bristol oval in beating out history a team make good 00 its 19 be touch to touch." state and are rated scond in the time in nine NCAA appearances By The Associated Li-eu one run decisions, NOT four other Chevrolet drivers, first trip to the finals. Not making the trip to state In a coaches poll, behind Marquette has made it to the The Raiders, Idle since last FitsI Round Much-heralded Protagonist Meanwhile, Mike Mosley And it was the fourth time opened his 01,111 102. tulgett,I Thursday's Division II opening Manatee will be Bob Meadows %tiami.flatje North, Valencia semis. 1974 campaign on a his first victor)' Posted y ctt't'CCt'cut 5?. S jo since he Southwest hn S. N 10 Missouri had gone to soggy note, slogging home a K ansas. 23-5, shaded Oral win over Valencia, 3-2, put a 'flit' I.yimnsn high School Fresh. was rated Fourth prior to last iswoon Cot SI. Crc 'ma)' 52 won in 1971 at Trenton, N. J,, the title round only to lose, Roberts 93-90 as reserve Tomwho is 'liiursday's game, badly-beaten Fourth in the $57,. struggling Sam Swangt'r on the Man southpaw 5, 3 S'on iati ' when he finished haifa length in nov Morgan State's Marvin Wet,- 8 Hay handicap in the mud at Smith sank a pair of has. lkuding the hitting departmount Monday and improving developing into one of the front of California 500 winner ster, a 7-fool junior, displayed Aqueduct CCA Race Track hurler Rob Mahoney 12-21 will twntest pro prospects in central mint For the [lauders is catcher ket,s in the final 21 seconds. hobbs' Unst'r in the U.S. Auto the' strong shooting and board .h,is lsls'r, I .317, designated Danny Knight had 19 points to f'lorid,i 'My horse started climbing i I 1 ri. U' get the nod for Tuesday's g.tiiie ,rrc,,'r' ('lub Pho'nix 150 at Phoenix, work that made him the meet's I (.IIIc*r,I U (er'ji7) Mt'ailows, I'll in Ju('n play, hitter Gary Jacobs i .3) and lead (1w balanced Jayhawks atwbtn begot hit in the face with 'Sw anger isn't nearly as Am., and in Brand's hatch, Outstanding pla y er. lie vrft,mr tack. Scored mud," explained Jockey Angel effective as he was last year," luis been handling 5.31's most left fielder Jim Joiner (303) Englard, Jacky Ickx of lId. 21 points and pulled down S.mit,alt At New York's Madison Match33 Al Manatee's leading hitters are 16 Santiago. "This went on all the commented Raider Cinch Jack important games. lie is the only Oc..nsbo,.. N Cgiun, won Europe's first For- reb*mds. I, .snlail. 11 S. vii Akafquettr. 2S 4, 1 way around. Still, he finished Pantelias. Ile was referring to Raider to have beaten Gulf Roger Smith 091) and Mike Square Garden. Coniwtieul. mula I race of the year. taking EDT Utah, Boston College Asbumption captured the real and ,Meijione other ltiirdy only 085I something . Pantehias record Coast, good, The distance may, expects Swanger's '1.2 freshman the lead five laps from the fin. t'okso)la(ton game for OIL A. 753 5 P4Ot11 Carolina phis Slate' scored first'rviunel tN' Second have been a little short k'i- bun and ccmparing it to this year's hurler In the state can 'la$iii, Manatee to win Division III 1 ish to heat oot Niki r.i:!! '.'- ,sr ) d ".ei H ':1.1,'!. btui r mmli' - organ ' ' ' - - State Takes n." Co flege Title - - Protagonist No Hero O'Cd SátUrdIp a, Sam,a$, McnotJaI Hoai, ll be M4 pm. Gtamko, rw.va, Horn. CP'ap,i *iTh Rev, - eJI I," 1I j Fset Funeral Notice 0 3 o 00 10 00 FIV%by, cf Bob Costantine drilled a double. give Sinunons some rest. Kevin Reary fanned but Jeff Another pircher that could Lyman Wolfpack last December in St, Down in Miami, highly rated Jimmy t)uprec is being brought in to test 18-year- 1 College a 6342 u pset of Cm- inning. Hal Staats led off the starting nod to Mike Sim mons, iar, Nn i 1 1 went the entire game but was in chers; had worked 20 shu out Tlw [lead Hound is giving the 0 4 0 0 0 4cdf'j ?b I the final seiconds gave Boston three runs in the top of the (if th I0 I 1 Saturday's win was the third h4ary-c sabre-rattling. cinnati. Memphis State held off inning wi th a walk, lit' moved to against Evans. He pitched five Coach John Wooden sounded Seton flail 73-72 by virtue of second on Terry Bachman's shutouts innings against Jones the cha llenge when he recalled Dexter ______________________ Reed's free throw with single and Staats scored when before Dell Hatfield came in to the Bruins'84-66 romp over the the two Of the",give the fan3 their money's %orth, arxi then some. 3 trouble on several occasions, innings. Tea, ft) IIOWAHI) smu Edgewater scored first, in the victories Sunday in the National McCullough feels this is the AP Sports Wri ter In vita tion Tournament. Fourth inning after Bob key week for his team, as y Edge-alt, UCLA, favored to win Its Jim Foster pumped in Ridenhaur tripled, with one out. face the three toughest teams in WasI. 20 eigh th straigh t National Colle. points to lea ie then grounded out and Joe the league. Af ter the Evans kn.ght, If d Connecticut past gate Athletic Association bas. St. John's, N.Y., 82.. Tickey Car picked up the RBI when meeting the Greyhounds come Sam,pl ke thall championship. geared Burden's 34 30 poin ts powered he singled in Ridenhauer, back Wednesday to face R'dienhaur yror r Std' semifinal Utah to a vict victory over Colonial, at home, and travel to Carder. lb meeting with top-ranked North Rutgers, Jere Foul shot The Hounds scored their Winter Park Friday. 4ard. t Carolina State ill Green.sboro. N.C., with some old fashioned war Tue1ay in a big heavyweight bout. Ron and Oscar Ronavena meet in Denver, I will string along with Lyle, but not before ' -- - j - that it is all set to have Foster meet Contch. Anoth,er says that the three time which it wouldn't be, but it sounds nice.). Over in Tampa I will go along with the Vigeusl fighter:; and pick White, Piriney, McBride a nd McKinney. .,, . • Speaking of that title shot, everybody and his brother is being mentioned as the next opponent for Foster. One source says they meet for the heavyweight title. It's a long shot, but I want to be known as the inan who picked the upset of the decade Joe House won "E" flight with E. Mack and J. Leek in second and third respectively. D. Rankin won "F" flight wi th Jim Humphries second and E. Davies third. . ,,' - I am going to go out on a litub and take In the "D" flight H. Melton arne out on top wi th a trophy. --.'-' qo (. .-. K en Norton over George Foreman when "C" flight's winner was B. E. Barber was second and H. Rushing third - I WINNER FLEMING R Takes trophy conquerer of Jorge Ahumada, Victor (;ilindez, has the bout sewn up for New Mexico, Of course Ahumada and Foster are popular Item up in New York and are even being mentioned by some of the other area news media. I am still holding out For Quarry. l)own in Miami Beach Marcel Clay scored a decision over Angel Estevez in a 10 round shootout between two of the area's more popular fighters. Also on the card Guilenno Escalero stopped a rugged ''. Cohen. J. Powell took. second ot and R. Bowler s third. V . . - ' place in the A flight went to V _i' ______ L - ' -. ____________ . 'w f _____________ . Marc Stockwell. , it H . place trophy he received four Ures for his automobile. Sector I flM was taken byR =A I1IS - .' . ,J,, . Ahatever the reason. h' . "- 11 ,, I -. - , I,E REYNOLDS Sop!iit, ''S r- ow Will a sister, Mrs. Annie A lleston, Eatonton, Ga. Burial was in Oakfjiwn Memorial Park. Mrs - - - . .:-i ___;__ W_ - .. I V a real drawing card, but something, somewhere went wrong. i suppose one w ould have to be on the inside t o gel the I lb hot still it -s a shame been Invades Manatee For A Two-Day Stand SJC Area Deaths ROBERT VAUGHN . !'Wt This would seem to tx,a sad story. Dowe could have • MOUTHWASH - ______________ participants was Roger --- ____ QUART . Sanford's Paul Smith could say the Paul Smith Union 76 The tournament in its fourth runners up of the "A" through describing the participants, Invitational Golf Tournament year, is sponsored by Smith. "G" flights. The awards mere course, and tournament in Sunday at the Mayfair Country This year $1,400 in trophies presented in the clubhouse of "Tremendous" was all general after the conclusion of Club. were awarded to winners and Mayfair Country Club. By JOHN CHER WA Herald Correspondent sensational wins, appears to be ready to retire. his manager, Eddie Pulido wants him to hang em up. Ills last two etforts were Sound thrashings at the hands of top- In Dallas tonight James Helwig is p. pose to meet Terry Daniels. I doubt if t he LEut will co me off as Danie ls has a Florida's former world's heavyweight c hamp, Ja mes Ellis is still looking for a recent win. His latest effort was a 10 round LIST 2.35 n Calls. weak links. L"OREAL BALSAM _... . I I . . . ' 1 Mike McKinney against Victor Rodriguez, ISSINCE _... Winter Springs hayward Kirkland, Apopka - '-- •-" SUAVE LA 44 C $' . Diana I.. Manning, Longwood I BOX BIG 14 ox. ' Gail M. Smolle. Deltona James Wynn, Oviedo girl, Sanford ...-.- astle Joan M. Miller Pamela H. Franks Mercedes Lemon Sa ndra D. Goodenough Thomas Rcbin.con Rebekah Futrell and boy. NEwt DEODORANT A Jotm Dixon MARCH 17, 1V74 Kathryn Davis 1 IF _______ Sanford: Arnold 11- Bentley _____ SURE BIRTHS Hayward KAUnd. Apopka Blanche Lawrence Cora Lee Hardy William M. Plotner Marsha Bussard] Nelson Moore - _____ Evelyn Crabtree, Brar.don BIRTHS ,1 ___ Hu th a M. Geter, Altamonte Blocker a girl, Lake Monroe T. - - - ei- NAPKINS _____ Deltona Jean - a thorough test. The only thing that I can find out about 0fl4' Poinnim - one Ma I.. II..,iI during 1972 he began his pro career by getting himself stopped three times in three fights against three different _____ Clara M. Breitengross, B. Gustayson -- SANITARY __________ Marjorie C. Brandenburg, Mattie Williams - ___________ ,Mary Mar'- Burns Mar" E. McKinney -- KOTEX i Paul M. Arledge Cliff or d Anderson Jem' - 'I 12 and has the experience to give McBride ____ - Sanford: JO)'C PINII$T IHPPIN• CENTER NIVY. -I7. AT T*Ii .. U ______________ DISCHARGES Connie C. Sinatra, Deltona Cora F. MacAlpine, Deltona Charles M. Reynolds, Geneva David P. Cox Jr., Ingwoo Mrs. Dennis W. Pagels and boy, Ahtamonte Springs Tilton J. Smith, Minis Ruth St. Forrester, New Rough Latarajla R. Prather t Th omas, swallow. They are claiming his mark stands at 30. 'loS - . of LakehuwL 98te chairMIRri Of Chamber Of COrrinerce, 7:30 Dr. Grady, a 43-year-old the American Party, and an p.m. All registered Hector McBride who is in the middle of a comeback wi ll meet Polonlo Salinas, Here Again claims are being made as to his record and ability that I find hard to OPEN DAILY 10107 .pI..I..eh... ' ,'. Per day Onto the 10.7 mile Whitney trail, described by hik- OPEN SUNDAY . - )- - The next boxing show set for Central Florida will be held Weih.esiiay, in Tampa's Fort Homer Hesterly Arrnoty. The main event will pit Walter 'Snake" White against Bobby Lloyd for the third time but in this go Walter's Florida Llghtheavy Belt will be on the line. In two previous encounters White scored Dougherty. ,D mimkAn ''•'•jJ UUUlU1 wastes, industrial and hot : i ~I I I( I while the con. Pa , migton. -i'•____ OR il r MORE ' - _II• . -1 - - - j 04 t , ,' - ! " . " ., , �IB—The Herald Monday, Mar. 18, 1974 SOFTBALL - PICNIC Reggie FOOD APLENTY UtIs the tables for the I . I .. .. - .~w - t UP For plenty of good Food 111~ and games during _ •. _ .e\4h 1. 1, imDx . i _____ .4- " T.."'. I 164N %11%. - - t 41k, ., ... 16k W ~_ A 0 " - 7- ~ ~ - : - ----~ - . _F_71,_i-1 _` - I ''-- i - ~ __ ~-- - , - • - , - 0 C. - . ,il . * . .%~ . IN m 1~ . -!~ g - - %*'*L . .. ~ - • V. % V 1, . . V,:~- - 8 : __W, 11 I I ?01- % I 1. - * El . .• . A ~6 1 ' *I Z"' • - I --,W- i i i -4 , I, - \ A.---,a-.& . 6) , - I *~ - --- . - , ,- - .. - - _______ __________ __ 11), The Associated Priest; close. The Bucks roared off to in it big garne for Milt;auker period, as Boston chric "The Bulls are an aggrewive 39-22 lead midwa hed ill,C Y through the with 38 Points, 22 rebounds and Atlantic team but today they went b second quarter and coasted lk—_~~~T . Division title. Iitons IlL l In other NBA action, 1is An. Bob Lanier and Dave hm,, Larry Costello after his Bucksgeles trimmed New York 126. their Bullshots who from hit just per cent of netted points each as ttoit plained Milwaukee Coach theVfloor. buried Chicago 10742 Sunday In Ill: Boston defeated capital pulled to within a n a fight-filled Chicago center Dennis Aw. second-place National 129-10.1; Detroit stopped Iluffal in t1w 0 trey tried to slow Jabbar down Midwest Division. Basketball Assoclatlon game. l 16'l09; Cleveland dumped with a punch in the eye in the "Today it became dirty., Philadelphia 115-99; Kansas ('a1j 115 The Bucks and the B, third period but was thrown out t Austin IT ulls Cmty.Otnaha downed Houston of the game for hi I points. s efforts treated a national television au. 125~114, and Phoenix whin—I , % Hou Dandridge added 20 Cleveland. Lenny dience to a foul-laden. physical .Seattle 133.10g. I Wilkenspoints for the Bucks while flow- wi1p, contest that was never really I Kareem Abdul Jabbar turned ard Porter netted a in the third period put for on top for good — Bulls defensive performance that thoroughly intimidated the yond aggressiveness.,, com. home. L yman J V To Jackets BY JOHN CIIERWA bitter for the Hounds going two. three hits in the 4,3 loss. Bill Sr",th. ri 0 0 0 0 for-three including two 11131's. Lackey nickoa - #" 4 1 1 O win ,or M-gan. is 11 Joe Seminara, Matt Sirimonelli, Leesburg while Jim Meadows 2 ' Mo' I.ONGWOOD_Sloppiness and Jim Withrow all added a lb was the losing pitcher. was The key word Saturday in 30 wt. The Jackets collected only Team the ftgameofteL>1Jy Greyhounds scored fiat Four hits but theywereall in 1esbur JV baseball mThe the bottom of the owning places, They scored two in key Lym Ai the ase doubleheader topped The visitors 11.6, Housuls frame after Donny Andriano first inning on two hits and One Anar.&no,(I scvring was hit by 1 2 0 0 pitch moved to In the third on one hit. ~tmfndra, 2b Only one earried run. while the second whena Seminara I 2 1 0 walk ed. run came in the fourth after A I 0 0 yellow Jackets gained revenge stole thi m second game . wich's single. .scored on hlardaway's sacrifice Clark. 1ftW,C. lb The fiat game looked like it The llounth picked up was the Ifutial day of practice more in the second after a fly to centetheld. C with mistakes mental and series of errors by the Yellow when Andriano doubled Physical, coming in bunches. Jackets. and '''°'' 2 Manning scored him on a ' ° ° The number of hits, eight, burgtiedthethl1ya44j squeeze play. Don Schrenk, equaled the number of erroes in the third, 2 running for Meadows in the T' and (here were l walks iii The visitors took the lead in third, also scored and Mats recorded. the fifth inning after Morgan Simonelli moved around the Scott WordersILI cannie, in from LfQ and Moffl singled and both bases on to score in Lymanjv ICh the la fa 110 7i II S 3 bulilpen to st scored on an error by the fourth, for Greyhounds, innings the second baseman The Ilow Jay-ee lakes its ckin up the team's third win S.ftflj, Clare, The big inning for the Ilounds I record to G.nn. tack, ill. coo Winter Park Wed. and his first. Jay (;inn was the Caine in the g sixth nc1a. 0 loser. fl nd game was a far H ERALOSCOREBOARD As in the past the baby m- from tile first as both tearns Hounds did most of (heir played Lee s burg jV III Al I H RI more efficient ball Both Herald Correspondent ;: GARTERING THE SOX ' t457' 7#0 Y,64R 7V V .00 — 8#PF Con QOt i I 0 0 0oaa '" : 11 o o o (W 1 7 o G . . . 14Y5 "'"' 5F1c', ar ;ii'p Ulrows in a bout 10 days. 1 a i 8? e . - end ofthe Green Wins At Jacksonville 'A'KSONVffj fla, hubert Grct'n shot final mmmd TI and coasteJ to a Uwee.strgke victory over John Mahaffey to capt ure the 11*000 Greater Jac*sorn4Ile - .1-121 (,wn Gulf Tournament. Atlantic I lif I . tIn first victory in major cotnpetion I. Pd S unday 's ( , mile's an hour. lit, took the tell) place in the lop Fuel elnnIna , tgjr _lass with a time of 6.350 sccox1s for the quarter-mile when (anada's Gary Beck was disqualified in the final run. The judges ruled Heck, of F4monton. Alberta, defending champion in the event, left the starting line too soon. Funnr,. Car honors went to Don Pririhanlme of Granada hells, ('alit who defeated f)i &'huniathvr of Park Hdge, Ill, in the finals, , Blalock $30,000 Richer GUADArAJAJ, Mexico - Jane Balock carded a Lailliant five.wmder,par 67 and clptwed the first annual 00 000 fling Crosby-San l'idro lnterqaticoaj Women's Golf Tourn;inicnt by two strokes over Jo Ann Prentice, Nastase Takes WCT Tourney Ilie Nastase of Romania. 11w worlds No. I player, won a $50,0(V World Championship Tennis tournament defeating Tom Okker of The Netherlands 6-3, 6.1, _. iI T'I If-._ Ccn$rai YOk (A) Ga m es tm S '44 .-, y7 reen Prett I G 1 41108. Via am 11 S 331 - W U U U I -. (lanoo. (.nln S'at tnj Anjciet Se.?tie P'o'n.t pofftinct Palm nall at a A ni. •I F la Mtr1firal York IA) Meet with a fourth place team hit a hurdle that threw him off finish, a co-Most Valuable balance and charged head on Athlete of the meet, four All- into the next hurdle injuring the Americans and a national in arch of his right foot Gary door champion in the pole %ault tame back and gate it all he . • - .. r~ ti —k_. ,Aj -. -= . It _. - % - - SO 4_ -~ -- d— - ________ i - '. • v 1% I. .: •' . t4 1.a 4. 16 . 'b. • . N.Y V I__ V _k~ ~ J01 ~' - Viii ~V 11110A §. __-zi,_ A 7 . J.v : ' A -1, finished fifth in the long jump with a leap of fl (otninunit> College out of _____________________ ______ , I IV' " ' )11 --.--- - ____________________________ - _ 11 rk 7 - - :. , _________ - _______ I _____ , -~ i; &A* _________ _ . - . &__ - V V 1 _., state high s,chool pole vaulting arch was giving him a great star, set a new national Junior arnount of pain,** explained college record catapulting 15 11)ng 9' Team matt Mann) Seminole finished fourth Wetherbee finished third with a behind Me Junior College - 2.# ~. - ' - -A, - ) • . _. p T . £' 1? - , P4 1 , _Q ~ _ :.F k#~ : ~__4 I . - V ~N ,~ , 1 -— - 4i - ZALL4 __ •.. V _4 I I i~tr ,I , ;_ it. TAVA,%. --- - .• 1 111-4 - But behind each finish ties a and Wetherbee being the story of fortitude and deter. newest additions, Iiliflation Bill Me,ill of take City \lerrick who turned in im Community College was named National Indoor Coach of The final times in the 6.2 each Year by a poll of coaches. tiriwcarnperi down the flat All-Anerican selections were • ,' kk.' .'... : . .: .': 1,411A IT GETS ROUGH IN THE NIIDDLE OF A 'RUCK' WHEN EVERYBODY PILF.S ON ... Searching for the ball that must be dropped each time the runner tackled p i 11r,093 . i chrdj hloue at 6 t in The ' anti total mnts accnula(et1 yard dash A different story. It Any school may send a team to was only the third time Merrick the national. 175 junior colleges y lad run 'h' a d''n distance, his were represented, ij Pill winning 'effort was only one. The Raiders finished 11th ~~ tenth off tile f ield house record. nationally in 197, I. eighth in 1972 Merrick was voted the m an,1 1 second J Rl( hlAItfls combination between football, • , ete of It* Sports FAilor .11~ va nta ge. soccer, basketball and street I P handiff to fellow pack member aussfora 'tt>" touchdown th " ne He tied long distance LEADS ARMY ELEVEN Club president fighting, all without the hdn. Frank Bob Cardwell, New Smyrna the opening ininutes of t he runner William Lundbert. who WEST POINT, N.Y, (AP) — Thirty men line up facing dicap of rules. Sunday. the pride of Orlando Tressie. Casselberry, took a [leach. who then handed the game. Tressip converted for a won the one-mile and two-mile Army's 191714 football team will was on the line, and the each other dressed in shorts. That's cime. except tor the louse ball near the Old White hafl lead. A t races as top individual have its , first black captain in half-back Bonnie counts four medalist with pullover wool jackets and rules. If one would care to readquickly came history next season. He is Bob Still in the first half, his record setting Johnson, a junior defensive ssle, ' de bladder that only tamntly union — which demandj strict , a graduate of who led all scorers in the .state JUMP with amiliar ,e. end. Johnson resembles a football sits quielty antateur status of all concerned hell Ifigh School in .%Iem. last year. converted his own . IlLs regular fiberglasspole td in the middle of theenongated witheven,,iorecare " w eeks ago. phis. lie also competes for the after a Maul near the Old White been broken two n AAU, field. C.adets as a 190-pound wrestler. goal. Score. Orlando, 12. pole that was reordered That short, frozen period organizt 6 0 they would — 0 before the referee-i whistle is quickly find the sport coin. fonga Island member who one afternoon b Rolle and then . the last time for tile next 8o lilicated. As a currently lives in Centra! packaged and sent to Missouri. ~ minutes — except for a five most prefer to compromise watch the Florida and began playing It was strong and stiff and 1 minute halftime break - nmaytie,n and leave the rules to barefoot in his South Pacific strange to Rolle. And he almost isisod home years ago, tookdidn't even make it out of the IS running, passing, tackling or three men across the line with foot category when he itimied being tackled in what • Basically, rugby play does twice at that level. jU5tflhlnutestogojnff 4 sometimes r e s e in b I e s not allow any kind of pads. anOrlando 1 lead. When the bar was raised to 15' 6"—Holle cleared the height war. . .009416 with ease. and continued on lit However. one can kick the ball Defense Wins 0 -0 ,It Is rugby and add the (fit- at any time either in the air Ilk the record setting level. 10,64 ference between war and the football or on the ground like' The Old Whites. using speed Weatberbee finished at wy, • old English sport (derived from soç, anti all may have the i and finesse, managed to get the Gar I assa, lauded tc I 1 a . . 01 "is ol soccer i is that chance 111,11el!'11111 score back up to 210, midway score. There are no in war you don't take the o set "downs" as such, but when espthe second ball. but defense position to your favorite pub play is momentarily halted from the entire Orlando side, after the battle, ecially fullback Richard because of a minor penalty or (tomer Alt, an Orlando Orlando Rugby Club which out4.bound set scniins or It • hosted five other teams in a hne.outs aiiear. pollution control chemist, weekend "Rugger Fest" at . stemmed the tide. Both involve Uie pack, or , , 0 0 Valencia Community College Word after the game about made up usually of t1e .this past weekend, Is the hom' burlier of s pecies -upcoming matches put the who play . regwwnt for lix'aI warriors rubv. rir in an ten happier mood. NESEllu ithey call themselves ruggersi . After a weekend away match in from Seminole,Orange, • Miami Saturday and Sunday, a Orlando which had a I *• Hrevvd Volusia and een season rord going into the trip to the Gator Invitational ..• . . Ifillsborough iTampa) Coun- two-day tournament. lost a lop-_ tournament at Gainesville the ti following weekend, some sided first game to Michigan I Teams from Michigan State. State Saturday. 23-7, after special guests will be in town. . Jacksonville, Tampa and taking a 7 advantage in the West Point has been Atlanta — The Old White and first half. The Wolverines came . scheduled to pla y the Orlando Atlanta Renegades — found back strongly to upset the local team March V at Valencia, Orlando a perfect rugby host. orangemerm and provided a and after a weekend at the Prerequisites for such an honor great deal of interest in the (.ator Invitational 16-team .. - __1 - -. e first; good, tuird play and Match Sunda% pitting the local . i .* tournament at the University f . wordy a good party or two a M.31 — I. Florida in Gainesville the 'Atlanta Old-White. I % IL after the matches. following weekend. the teall, undefeated this year. . . 41111 In other action Saturday. The hill start training for tht, ' • I ft Oriallo .7)' D team dropped send half of Its military a SCties IHrrlId l'9 ft, J 'ardtI game to the Old WhIte, setting Annapolis. tna I • t ' r scheduled for April 13 at UI) speculation as to the out, tins ii 8J Uil II\ i I 1a I tl ULI) till TO some. rugl)) l(k)ks like a cotile of tile following 111,11ch. Shuttwalter Field ii inter litigger gets ________________________ Park, I What Is Th I Ca// It R ss 0 P Itilil s. . , to • ________ • - • •• • IttbUtgh at Sat, t dt York IN) CO-Visfort 3 Ii 34 141 H 4i 41 II II 50 ISV 16 , n • C i t y Ca I WI 1dI1 S I It> J0 AN I('AN NFA , PPO4'n,. 03. Seattle 1 P'oitn 179, capital 103 ' -_ - • onIj • '. $1#75 ' is so D) 11 .4tu'day Gann f'uttji lii, CiytIànd 105 144 Ph 'ai "6 121 AIIanlI71 rio *$ 335. Los A' r • What Rules? 411 'I St 0 a, n'QM (tevUland 11$. Ph,Ia,,p.r4 St Lout vj Yant f't at r0,, JA(1(SONVfj,f;, Fin. IAP I IA l.It*t, ir's umftrtnt;k' three s!rkt's ""?4 C Ifl lIutx'rt (rt't'ns going to hate front iti John Mahaffey. t. P4 Yr vs Chca iNi at Ii 1/5 to change his act. '. Otttdai• Mahaffey matched par 72 In Olitmo., vi, Tes,U at Po'npaoo Monday i Oans For a couple of seasons, the the' mild, sunn, slightly windy I1att4, 0n'ttlnd t ' var C,?, (l lanky, laconic young man from .4? 7 .riAt Ctr.cato IA) vs Bouon at W'nt w,'ntia.r. and 'finished at 279. . Tuesday's Garnet Birmingham, Ala., has characJerry ileagd, first and second (i45I,jKLA I v CI*v,l*,',d 6, terized himself as "just another in his Rio Prevous ot,m,, •t l'rform. t? .5 prelI. fate on the tour.' p. , , ,, a ui c's. taHie' in too take third ( .91 , M.I*,i1,t,.,- 4? C.tttn ,,, a,,, •,, M'I*aukr, a, Sun with a TUtWly'% Gamij But his credentials are get. AlA A' ""WO v Atlnt t Wtjp 1mg too Impressive for that tail DvIi,sn Jimim Weichers suffered anotli. Fla. !1,Qls, now. h1e' rapidly tieconfing one yr bitter, frustrating dIe. Aims pe*(h' New York (NI &I SO C OOnaII * 30 21 '3) appoint,nent. The big guy, who Prtt'n,1,,q tia of the game's premier is p HI I a Per. has been in position to win a P4ntltC,It,vt Huit0n4t COCCI., (aroI4City former's, 46 H t"o'a half dozen times in 14 31 lIP the last Green scored his second vmc. Mort,, v% Pttlsbo,qp, at • WttI >rar, entered the final round in '" Pu. tIn R,0, 9146h ti>r of the year and fourth is 7$ an ' '' S PPP45p ihi' last 12 months with a gritty a lit' with Green for (tie top. I ".47,7.4lr a' Irrd64 $1$ CI 11 3? 5)6 comeback Performance Sunday actually look the lead at one • Ch.qo IN,at Uknvtt 14 11 136 II', San Dsyq Ill the Greater Jacksonville stat' then again fell victitri to a • Cttsd6),. Ay,; 31 41 434 II', A" ftr'qo vs rwxir finish, 56n lipcn Golf tournament 1'AftC*t(O 4t ¶a?urdiayt c.,,,,,,5 ., ,•,, ,., '4' ' ,is • .rO, ., I I; Iii' t loscil ssilhm a 41) ti (1st' '''I D4t,n,, ' 1k 3401) It with I An011,3 a TI that In-back nine, a 76 and ii tie for 907 BOSIOI-I V'tqitia IOJ. Ocqp,Mt-rnpn. cludetia decisive tow' birdies in four'h with IkWitt Weaver and Ch,cauo IA) at 101 'aeas, a "" t)'yq 101, C6rt,a '0 a row and a 276 total, 12 under Iaijnarsj Thompson tfr* Yk SAp vs 9,t,, at 2I %uftday't Games , par on the 7.0S&yard Deerwood I 4bl4nt.) 4'a. n.qt, °"0h"a ill, 'rmnpsen had a final 70 and YO?k ts CounIr Club course and a We',s'er 71. "tvck, 117, QIan 00 at Mia, " ' lOt V.rona 90 ,'D...i ii. Sn C).- II New Jersey q49i. The Raiders the 60 yard dash with a time of finished with 38 points and now i .seconds and won the 300 have a total of 17 All-American >ard dash with a time of 306 thin(lILs in the history of the • ' Has nChnn . • _. Dt,ssl So PAC-O'c lW -..- 7 , ~ Terry Long "did just a great job. Bassa. prior to his fifth place finish in the long Jurnp. The Seminole Junior College [lad been leading the field in the track teatu came back from 60 yard high hurdles during Columbia, Mo. and the National qualification runs. Junior College . --. Team BY DOUG STORUM herald Staff Water L* ii ill I . . fl 7I Oam,t s AItant itlh Ia h.ladilh,a vs - -_- ti Ir, - .111 . 0__ , - . Lauds 1, • - : F sso 31 45 Clela (caqo :' r; Monday's Ovit A) U idwest St Lout 1. flojaon i,atw by Ung • 41 It $26 12 , 23 s. j tt fl(,nn4fl L Aanta 0 rIa Ho?0 S AeIn Y 'l S. Teiat I CPtaqo iPd, 0 nd7 1. Cahtn97 go IAI ani.a%(ty S New YQf 8 . Detroa I '""° 3. Mtv.j,,t i ~ " _ ' 1% v^. . • C&P-181 All#pta 060wPon , g oing home with i*ize of Silo® as winner of the National Hat Rod Association's Gatornatianati " mues, 01- HOuflia, La., pushed his aluminum. motored fuel dragster here Sunday to a top speed of 2.I6 57 " 11100410 (h,(690 IAI 4 0111tion p W s, SO Loos al Cal oz%tonl4,M,"ne%01Al0 - — NIA "Orn'd S. San Fr,oncrsco 4 Mass. won the men's dual giant slalom and Walt Malmquist of Post MIlls, Vt. 8 captured the 60'meter jumping event In the North American Junior Alpine and Nordic Ski Nationals, Maccsnber bested a lickS of 16 in the (ompetmtion Saturday. I -4 Mr. . • BY The Associated pro%% Aliani t Montreal — 411111% IA. -,i_ - . . I Standings N#* York VAIL Colo. (AP) John Macomb". 18, Of Concord, LANIXWEft, Md, . ' -• Oakland 4. Crncai7o INI 7 "3*4uk 6. San Do S at the Bandy, a 36"year.eld Ohio U. graduate, played on &i>der's I940 Mid-Amer Cisfer champiosh1p team. Alter coaching in the hi gs school ranks, Bandy c*ned Snyder as an assistant for the l%3. season. 7, Phlop, all, CIark I Settles Hot Rd Champ (fl.k I.laIc iIandy, assistgnt basketball coach at Ohio U'iversjty has been t-Icvak.J to the top spot, replacing Jun Snyder, who resigned DeDo.t . —,-.------------------------------_,--•,--•,----,,,.,-•--•-------- Bandy Elevated At Ohio AThfI:N 4* York I l SJC Coach . I - • • Th. • pitcher Hon Bryant will be unable to throw in ronipetitlon for about three weeks while lie recovers from a fast)' fall, the club says. Bryant, the only Nations! League pitcher to win more than 20 games last season, fell against the side of a swimming pool last Friday and required a side' full of tiIrhet. 1)ctnrs cay he pnrhd,!e .,%!!I _ , Nordic Ski Nationals Giant Hurler Injured Baske Schedule . P VICTORIA, B.C. (AP) — Tbe,New South Wales flugby Club of Australia wound up its tour of British Columbia Satin-oay with a 4-3 victory over aBritishColumbia all. star team. The Aussie squad now will tour California, hawaii and New Zealand. Protessionol • "i . . ' .. • • all Base I • L b . * Ruggers %AP Wind p Tour L'L•L' cXuIgIjIOfl Sports Brief s ______ r - ri I- # . M . to Five innings. Andriano was the Hound Buster Leftwich was the big offensive power, collecting all — Kin12S Jim Iice the balanced Doroiist Season-high Los Angeles attack with 25 points, 22 in the first half, as ) Oints as the IAker3 pulled 10 Kansits Oty-Ornaha snapp(4i half-game of olden State in the Pacific four games, Division. sortler; log b Celtics 129 Bullets I lb L' scored 30 John Havljk Pumped in 29 lonts as I' L oenix roke an N 11ri,load losing streaR. "rn:,e _______ ,, C. 46 . - deciding factor. .. #W0 A 467 49 : run sixth frame was the second game Alan Mover by -- ..- 4 61-cimaw rr--i . ~, I I Bulls Lose 'China Shop"Gam , , . -1 - - --. . .,-., 4" - - JN1 1 1 15 .., — C. - '1111111fts -- -- t Fisk % IctOrY of the exhibition season. v a sn far in preseason Smith a troublemaker but houston took a lead alter pta>. would not discuss the situation Harmon kihlebrew had put Three (,Iant pitchers J further, keeping hii distance T% ins on the board with a single D'Acquisto. Frank file Ill. a from Smith during the game, in the first inning. Mike Caldwell — held Califor. Neither exchanged words. Cincinnati exploded for 17 nia to three hits , and San Fran. Steve arlton was tagged for hits and pit chers Pat Osburn. Cisco tagged Nolan Tyan for A six ru in three innings, and Steve Kealey and Pat Zachery five runs In f innings, ourSpt'iers Smith's homer tied the game outfielder Bernie Carbo got four held the Braves scoreless in the eluding Chris at i, and then Ken Heitz sin. lo singles and drove in thrt' runs H'ds' victory. Ken (rifk%' led h'mner Meanwhile, hsk tik a shot of h own in 11w fifth inning It "as a foul tip off the bat of Joe Tone that caught the Almr catcher in the groin and bly will sideline hill, for two or three days .4 __ Fri - 1 .. — I . UCW teiun the St lAxiiS Cardi frated t.allfornia .? Montreal nounced that third baseman first thre e innings to It)oe t ai blsttt1 1txi 1 (l eland Kn \teMulknh,id kit the club tas> ictor> O%Cr Kan.,as 'it) ji his wife Bobbie who ts Jorge ts had two sIngle a Smith took a few pat shots at downed Milwaukte I I and the Fisk before the game, calling Yankees pummeled Detroit ~-I. seriously ill and being hospi- a bottler with the Boon catcher a -crybabycry bab> like i tiitt id Mt Mullen underwent surgery fill- ('(1b, g(t ego pali'll, ,*I,%t- onh seen Ills Pic. Vic Harris and Jerry Morales ion in the paper and read all Itoh Darwin homered for two md hill Madlk added three irst Pitch out of that stuff lies bn sa)$ng be us and SteeBraunsrcoit hits to pace Chicago past the hind In) bit n have blow drove in another ttwft. world champion A's. Madlock, r ,>~ . • d - -" - . ..- Bat glCd Ill tile winning score with to lead the other twit of the the Recis at the pla e with thr AP Sports Writer J two out. Boliton contingent. Rick Wise hits, While Alla The continuing saga of Reg. nta slugger In other exhibition games, the got the victory by holding flank Aaron went hitless in tow gie Smith and Carlton Fisk — other half of the Boston club Philadelphia scoreless for five at-bats. former teammates now gone beat Philadelphia IAs innings. Pittsburgh comillitted four separalewaystoU)eirrnutual Angeles squashe he New Cey, who has six HBls in costly err game, satla1actioneenu to have a York Mets 2, Minnnesota beat his past t4o games, had a the Orioles jumped t a 2 lead aY of sneaking from the locker Houston M. Cincinnati blanked homer and a single in Los An. in the fourth inning on four room to the diamond rum Atlanta 7-0 Baltimore defeated geks rendering of the New off Pirate starter Bruce Dw stage was set For the Pittsburgh 74 the Chicago \ork %ttts Date Lopes stole Inos Labell had three 11Hl saga's latest act by a game be- While Sox got by Kansas City & tot three bases for the Dodgers. Baltimore. tween the Boston lied Sox, 5, the Chicago Cubs beat Oak. The White Sox scored seven11, slated to get underway in Ir Big .. I - By • I.. I 41, 0 I . t -I Ir, ., long fete Softball action is ~11^- IA.- . — Fisk ,- -. -_ . --- ~_ I Over . ,. - . .16. - ! .' 1 Monday, Mar. 18, 1974-38 0 — Ia % , I lii. - I . 'Wt ok'41 Nrk, when hundreds of - ZURXW Wins : P9 .17 '' ,f . Players and friends showed ... Smith Ail softball leagues' Pot-luck - The Sanford Herald I' Sul* t1.1ed Sk i rt amateur sIkIris since' 18M, an I No doubt about it, the' (krmnan bought one in improving their cra %hich saw swimmers in suit Isg9ing tobe it big thing!or times, I've had no egative ltlick lisle s(ockin wearing 11w next few years," he said, reportc. Some of the girls have SUIt_S 341111 gairwreo SkillS that sewed .1 Panel on the front to we're measured from the ankle. 'l'Ili mit at all sure it makes the make it skirt to conform to the Lynn Jamison, the National ihilil gi any faster. though I AAU rule, but a lot if the IfAquatics administrator, was heave always felt that it is up to fit-mats are letting them swimmi in surprisingly calmu about the the child. Still, using the suit the skirtless suit. In Dallas gnawing pressure to legalize the dot's have a certain recently, 2ii kids qualified for Re'IgraI suit the nationals wearing the suit. psychological eff ect." and Texas has always been 'We are in the process Hf cn.sidt'ning the new skirtless Rob Schroeder, a spokesman sr in swmmmnmno." --.., A new 534011 record Was set recently in Gaithersburg, Md., qualifying a 14-year-old girl for her first nationals ihat in itM'lf is not such startling news; swim records are made and broken every weekend. But this young girl, besides being a pacesetter in the pool, was an aqua lii' fashion setter. She " broke her first record wearing suit," lie said esenly. "The rule the i 'intrusersmni and still wilt be changed by June lit when the long course season unsanctioned Belgrad suit. begins. As it stands now, the Developed by the East Helgrad suit can be worn in (krnians, the suit is worn international competition, but freely In international com- we were afraid that by allowing petition. It has not been ac- t.ur Kit to ssuir the suit at the cepted by the AAU yet because discretion of the meet officials, for Whge Stag, urgently denied any concern, 'We're not in the business of influencing the AAU. The hklgrad suit has saint' good points, and we're looking into putting some of the features in our suit. But to say that the suit helped the East ;t'rman girls is wrong. The (;t'r,llans just toad the horses to win; tIme skirtless suit didn't certain records would have to be asterisked to indicate the use of the new suit." help." shoek$ borrors$, skinless suit. It doesn't conform with the American puritan ethic'. It is a I called the AU in Indianapolis, expecting an While some swimmers already look upon the Belgrad lycma suit as an aquatic outraged defense of the old skirted suit described in the rulebook. After all, I reasoned, the AAU has been ruling on iiiimacle, the AAU official was hesitant about accepting the advertised guarantee to cut title b> at least No set'i ntis The holder of the U.S. fran. chiise for the Belgrad suit, Dianne ltothhammer of Santa Clara, Calif., tells a different stoi'>'. "I vesolil OVCF 100 suits,' she enthused • 'Ever> one whit S : -; . Z - Under one cover, you'll find a gold mine of valuable facts and information which the world's largest news agency helped compile. More than 1.000 paq.s ... thousand s of subjects, plus a colorful map and 1kg section. It's a MUST book for every horn., office or library. You can obtain you, copy through this newspaper for a bargain price of only $1.75 plus 25 cents for handling. Send for you, copy today! There is nothing Indecent about this skirt less suit claimed Ms. ltothhpammlm)Ier, mother of gold medalist Keena ltothhammer. "If you E want to get technical, all the suits are Illegel. Even with the Speedo, the crotch is not covered, and that is the n hole point of the AAU role." F'eminmne, modesty is taking a tiivt' The lure if rt'COn(i time's offered by (hit' second 'kin Relgrad suit is greater tha'i the old notion of a demure skirted. suit. Times are changing, and, for Oflt'V, the AAU IS keeping UI) itst' iice . I APLNA Sanford Herald, Sanford PO Box G22 Teaneck, New Jersey 0713 Q, Enclosed is S of AP Almanac, ________ Name_ A('('E!FABLE NAU(; i iiv BOTH SHOWN 1'ani, rergeson models soiLs I Address I City......... L Send me -- - ±' - State ______ copies I I ---- Zip .,_ '' j �-__- . S-.---..--, '-a._2 -. , ,__- ,-=,,;. ---- -- ---. .:-r_. _.-, i-_._-----_- ..-., - .-, ',T- 4B-The Sanford Herald Monday. Mar. 18, Legal Notice NotIce IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP FL OR ID A El OH TEE NT H ________________________ Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE it heqeby gln that I I Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTI1 IOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE given that we IIOHTEENTH JUD'CIAL c. 'Qed In business at Rt t. Bos CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . Cor Cameron and Celery COUNTY. FLORIDA Awe'. Santord, Seminole County, CASE NO. ?4.øS Florida under the t ctltus name FICTITIOUS NAME Legal NotIce FICTITIOUSNAME - Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAMI ______ _____ I, iltetandpurpo,esa, set forth In 'he heard . - - j service on Petitioners attorney or publication, both dateS in(fUSfyo, ftf&te,. Said Dtopefty '5 presenfly ford, Florida zlnwtediatefytpi.re.ftet-, cipier*isea thai, 1101 DC ('55 Phiti t*edy emgM toned P 3 (Multiple Family lSea 17*1 da I edItioft def•utt *ill be entered against le# shall woudentaal) Oric1 Arthstr H Be-Ciwith, B , hf onsted ,n ISle arri I be con the relief demanded Clerk o lhe Cit Court 'Jeredfor Aet-a? and zonincat Au ua.i.nt ii 'n'rCCSI ar4 c-liens 14, 1 n-ia Pa H*rr.t Ji I it5i tltren ll5i da pr to WITNESS ''id A14 Depvfy fs4 4fl grtun,t5 to be Lawrence PCltrk K date 0* the Pblie HCt'.nq ta.o Court ft" the 70415 day ,rk*d, 01 *iri al said hearing DATIDth'SThSOI, of February. Ffb,Afv. 1514 fi, order of fIse City Comm'5t.oa', PELDER. BETTIPIQ$IAUS 4 0 911 (Seeli £ ItIERS r4 the '1r of Sanford Florida, thi% s Oon P 1horat, /.rtr S Ryrka." Drwt'r '" if Ot of F rL.r,,air 1914 ( $5 mS C 'il ii 7, T,rm jn Cf t1-e (ty 01 Ii, (e(eiva V (3051 444 (t CI.'ro Cf thp Lamwood. Florida Oea1 (leek Attotiiey$ f Plaintiffs C.l, p1 Sanford. FlOrid. Publish r s. March a, 31. 15. Publish March 1. II, 1$. 2 April I. Publish. MarcN II. II, 73. priu I Feb 73, Martha. II, II 1974 1974 1571 , OF V tu DEY lid you fail to do so. a default will be Despair_Or Pull Your Hair-Ih A Wnnf Ad 'Don't IF - - - Personals INFORMATION _________ I - , 4 a ...•st r%. • JhL•ho I jw,1U,Oie _ Sanford, Winter Park. ) I llilpi' 'F - Ask for Want Ads (1 -, -. I ,.:-z- - 1 L) _ /H--I fl' I I -'.Cemetaries S--Lost and Found i7i s--ChIld Care I-'-Motls I __________ 9 Hotels . -Good ThIngs to trorui Iangenin,s, Eat limes. etc I) -Travel AgencIes II -CampIng Resorts & Oranges IS -Ac lIon Sports FLYING CARPET TOURS INC Anne tickets Cruse and Tours at c'fic'al rates 303 Semoran Blvd , fHwy. 4361 $31 3733 71 -'S,tuations Wanted - lI.-QusIne,s OpportunItIeS 18 - Insuranct,. _____________ - Rooms br Rent _______________________ helper *uttt cooking r. perience Apply Seminole Lodge Nursing Home. 300 S Bay Ave 5,, nlord .tcniefl It Apartments Rent Furnished SCm trailer or ready me truck Miracle Concrete Co 309 I rn Ave 3?-Houes Rent Unfurnlshed 33-Houses Rent Furnished ("orIent mature woman to do general housework, mijft 1-a,,' own transportation References Salary open, 671 0363 31 -Mobile Homes Rent IS-MobIle Home Lots For RenI 16 - Resort Property Part lime, light nursery wOrk PlumS sonic sales Mrs 17 I. Sat. & Sun 113 Ito rip necessary, salary 01u5 comm Send resume, t ttoe 173), Ow edo, 32765 ________________________ Rent For 31- Business Property For Rent SECRETARY WANTED - 3$ -Wanted to Rent Desire secretary for full time position Salary corn competent. e.penirnced Real Estate mensurate with qualilicalins Send resume and requirements u P0 . Floridi 37771 .l-Houet for Sale Homes 37-MobIle 13-Lots and Acreage fSab v'sitter Monday thru TPstiri,ijay US a m Sunland area. Call attea- 11 -Farms a,id Groves 1) -KitOrl rrop,riy For Sale j SECRETARY, typing, filing, OeftCral olt'cc, no thunrtttand 644 4031 And 46-Income Investment Properly 17 -Rp.l TRUCK DRIVERS AND OWNER OPERATORS Estate Wanted MerchandIse S0-'M.sccllaneotjs - - -- For Sale Sl-Hotjseho Goods Si -ApplIances 53-TV Radio si-Garage . - Stereo Rummage Sales deeded to Inansport automobiles *ilhin the Slate of Florida Must Nave a good Safety record, and be able to Qualify under strict DOT reguiremt5 Owner operators niis5t have new. or nearly new Chevy. Dodge, GMC. or Ford conventional traclor. Mileage 14.' to SIc loaded-- 17c empty Weekly Parkers- 510 Espenience MaImer and Night5 See Chief Parker. S,anlord Orlando kennel Club NOW' Si--Sports EquIpment SI-Bicycles 59-MusIcal Merchandise Mature woman to work in fruit shop bagging lruut Pleasant con itmons. pay open Appl, in person alGA R FruitS. Gilt ShOp. I lane SR 14 Equipment Arid Supplies 60-OffIce 6)-BuIldIng Malertalt al-Machinery and Tools 'flCTlTlOUS N'I- "" r -1 ii ''I:, i; ,pn thAt I am i-f-gaged fl ti', or'.', it I.'? I, (tot ll, I cetgwood, 3211..) iiCfn,uiOlC Countp. I cini under th fictitious nAnlir Cf I RANX5IP4 0 DUTY DO A. CAR (iTY, and tnal I intend to register '., it name with thC Clerk. of tne 'tuit Count. Seminole County, I iriØ in accordance with the $uus'iSiOflS cI the Fictitious Name '','uitet. to Wit SeCtion 46509 f,iJ5 Stalutes 1551 I F rainklin 1) Duty I- !1, Sh F.'h IS P.iarch I II, It. of -Equipment for RenI -Pets and SupplIes a6-Horses o7-Livetock and Poultry 68-Wanted to Buy &_Stamps Corns 13 -Swap and Trade . 71 -Ant,ques 7U-Auctton 75-Campert Tavel -. - Yijrv won'an Seeking Sante to s"are apartment Alley 4-weekdays 323 7016 aisk. for Sutan Sanford Court Motel renoylted. Color Tv, * * carpet, ., c, efficiencies A Over flIes Day or sek rates iai Orlando Dr - Sanford 372 3403. PdCwty 10 Apartments Rent Un (urn Ished Sandlewood Villas 17 Bedroom Adulttnly Park Avenue Mbul Park. 3513 Park. Del-ye, 112 714) WEL AK A A PAR TMEN TS 114W. 1st. St. Pleat, clean, one bedroom duple. Nice for newly wed or retired couple COnvenienl area 373 1318 Alter I )Q'-ifl 36)0 54PIMO PARKS, I)) Bedroom Trailers A Apts 7 Adtjll parks, 7 I- am'Iy parks ISIS Hwy 17 92. Sanford 373 1530; Dat, WI . Furnished air conditioned Apartment toe RenI Phonei7i 0151 7 --Auto RepaIrsParts Accessories 17-Junk Cars Removed 75 -Motorcycles 79-Trucks and Trailers ID-Autos br Sale II -Aviation Rated For Consecutive 'nserlions-No Change Of Copy. Pceqe'Ijy (Jivin that I a'-. (t'iij.tnlIvi fit uS mc',', .i I' 0 lIt. 7:1' (,unuIwci-icj )?T'iO 'iir'-ri,)lt' COuinli, Florida under tNt' fuclitious name of ELITE CANIN( OBEDIENCE SCHOOL. and thaI I inler-id to reOsler 5a'd nan- c *ith the Clerk ct the Circuit Court. Stn'.inole County. Florida in accordance *11, the I'tCvsiOnS of the F mClitu.', P4,inm,' '.iiIIuteS lo WI Sictuon 15339 Florida Statutes 155? S Barbara 3 Cauos'niian PubliSh AI,',,Ch II II 25 Ai.uI I F-RON 517$ * Furnished.IJnfurnjshe * Disposal.Dishwasher Want Ad Department Hours lam. - 5:30p.m. Situ-days a Holidays 9a.m. .)7p.40po D,adlln.-12 Noon Diy Before Publication 29,3OO-37,5OO FHA.VA 95% Conventional Il-SI & Between Ii, Tree ParkA 434 tech Arbor, large) bedroom, 7 bath Cit hone, very nice lot All room,-', are large Males a real nice 1-cr. e fpr a large IAn ly Pr-Ced a' RANKLIN RAMSEUP ASSOC. INC.. REALTORS 831-8400 577,5cm-' The Greater Mall CiSiIbrry, Fla. BROKERS 1t.,. Time TOtted From 3?: 6%?) P4.gputs 122 5.121 From ADULTS-. NO PETS 116W, 2nd St. Call For Appt $23,950 3 & 4 BORM, Central HIIA. 7~ pct. VA.FHA FinancIng 1* bedroom duplee furnished apartment, 1770 Orlando Or,,'. S.nford 838-5548 3.7UO - I bedroom. Ii, bath, * w carpet, Ills mc plut security Ph 323 37S7 btlor,' I a rim Or ,,ttei' S ) p n.m All day weekermift TO Mobile Homes Rent 34 a-dc I bedroom. turnithca AdultS. $136 ma Security, Ptt 32) * Swimming Pool * Club House *' Shag Carpeting * 1.2 Bedrooms BLVD SANFORD. FLA BUY 217) 2 bedroom furnished mobile lion.Air, carpeted Very nice Adulls orily Ph 3735417 Mate. congenIal Share 7 bJrm STENSTROM REALTY mobile borne TV. telephone, pool, rimaid, clubhouse, Soc at a(tmyles Alter 30 I)) 77I. -'- NOW LEASING Only 10 mInutes from Sanford and Orlando. Efflclenctes, 1 & 2 bdrm. Townhouse from $145. Furn. & Unfurn. Short Term Lease M LS YOUR GENE RAL• EL E C TR I C APPLIANCES GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1305W 75th Si I.. iiri.ioriit 2 b1th, (Oriyt'ni.'cit l schools, shopping center Shag carpetng, drapes, dishwasher, central heal lair Sparkling clean pool Move in tcicia'y Chilcti,- n AccCpIe'd 372 2090 - SELL CALL 110W AIRPQ14) 323.7870 or IMULTIPLE LISTING SEP VICE I SPRI NGWOOD CALL VILLAGE 322-2420 I-I and SR 434 2565 PARK DRIVE 834-3363 Lii L4rtmi REALTOR ANYTIME SANFORD P.i* cea'..w,.a Avta'droomlJpstair. .iflI %ItOfi'Ii n(iijdniJ ulmI ,lit SIQI) ser Orpost 323 19131 altrr 3 p m I bedroom apartment, Cr (irVeted. kitchen equippri: ice Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? -' CENTCR C L. 9wtde Of Loch Arbor A Read. rhI NEWSP.WER does lot knowingly accept 'IELP WANTE" ADS that ndlcate a preference t ased on age from em , CLASSIFIED 322 2611 'uore Information may bo 831:9993 y11Lf111ej1l by the I GE DISCRIMINATION N EMPLOYMENT Ad. IorerS covered Lifety1es A Camn.raeesiye Real Islase Gv.pe Ta lelfte Living Ptsl,li4ieI Ever's Si,tida' talned from the Wage rrath ifi p.jour offIce at Pm. 309, Orsndo Prof. CIr, 72 W. Lake Fleauty Dr., P.O. Box 8094 i. &Lndo, Fle. 326. , -eleptione 141.1026 G' OPEN SAT. AVALOPI APARTMENTS Ill Th Herald - - . -' - HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated .2.. _____________ 'c't On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, Built With Pride By Iii CONSTRUC11ON' IL- 211 W. 25 I No Closing Costs T. JOHN'S REALTY CO Houses Rent Unfurnished I TL-A'R I) FINANCING story Older franc non .- / bedroonis. 3 baths, Corner loration, shaded 101 bedroom, furnished, with cam-pet arid air, 5)25 per month. KULP REALTY. 322 233S - - * Clothes Wash er.Dryer is 1s71 Herald Dial 377 2411cr 5)1 9953 to place yours 73/4 % 14, Large one room efficiency S Sanford Ave Call alter 6 p m 323 0394 32 Cant pu It*t car 'n the garage SC no longer needed items With i classified a In the Sanford iv') l' AN OUTSTANDIPIQ RENTAL VALUE FICTITIOUS NAME PlOY ICE bedroom, 2 bath Cf bou'm'e. sr.',,il grove, several shade trees beach. ideal waterfront living )trdroorn. 2batt,CBhomeona very pretty 5Pu4e corner lot in older sect Ion of Sinford Good funancog available 3 (tedroon. 7 bath CO Pini,', t'i45 Florida room. rue'w carpet, new rricf, new pant, a large utility 'ton ha'S beset used 15 fourth I cdroOn Large screened pat.o, ,i.ailable with fNO DOWN PAYMEP4TI to Qualif,ed persin Apartments Rent Fyrnlshed I Orange ISIS' French 373 I$6 373 7515 QUALITY 364 BEDROOM HOMES NATURAL SETTING 2 Ar's en Lake Mary Has l&rge 1432 Rooms for Rent 1)1. V lii - TrAIlers - Two bedrooqnt I bath, wail to *all carpet.nrj drapes, crcrirai ht't ,,r'cj or I 01, rqu.pped with dish *athyr C ill Mrt Weathea-øy 37) lit 65 37) Other Days 39 * Range.Relrigerator Legal Notice 67-Lawn and Garden TransportatIon LOOKING FOR A 130.000 JO B' Lots of people would Ike to earn 1)0.000 but every few e-ver do W, are a National Co in an ifiduttry Cbrrp 530000 earnings can be a realty DO PlOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MINE I Do you bCli,'ye 130.000 a year can be made' 2. Can you invest 55971 10515,000 and mak, a decision? 3 Do you want a business of your own with no employees besot yourself Wilt you accept Continuous trainrg and guidance' THENCALLCOLLECT MR RAY, 130 114, ImmedIately for lull details Investment guaranleetl arid fully cOvered by mercftandw YOU WILL' Distribute at wholqj.ate level only, the hottest new prOud line in years.. or write REGAL REPLICAS, INC . 214 NW 1st Ave. Haltaniale, Fta33po9 Apply ill. Sanlord Airport. me phone 305 322 10.14 Se-Camping Equipment FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 3) MIS Housesforsale 7 baIt CO rcme ocaled ifl beaut.lul Grore Manor Ins horn, has central heat and ar, double carport, CaIn large utility, bearable fruit trees and shade trees Eacetlent corsdilion 1101 Grove Minor By ap point me,t 112 firm. Apis Central heat lair. pool Adults 11)0 Florida Aye, ?r'i.nole 127 1951 Ewe 332 7371 Spac'ous I bedroom, Unf urn ished - Seltlen'ent On other benefits flu00 5$ -Boats £ Marine Equuptnent 41 Apartments Rent -. IMMEDIATE INCOME Ott, Si,tr pairl Or full t-e Iio (:.ii tiani -y e'St,st;l,5i "ml itt Ciris with RCA CBS Disr'e 1 Record, Income possibilities u to 53.000 per month with ont1 13.500 regsjir for inventory ant lrann Call COLLECT for Mr JCr?iCS (3141 66) 9705 ii for general housework A ""d$'y S dA5t *k Own tr,iri '' rtation dttirablt' but riot '-.w'ntial References. Ph 37) 3D -Apartments Rent Uniurnlshed 30 BusIness Opportunities Help Wanted Ma Rentals 19 10 BUY 014 SELL A V 051 Call 641 3079 24 75-Loans HelpWanted eCu Stemper Realty. PlOW 1145154G. 5 u In's fin st'r'ri fl Paneling *alI : i'.'r ,,,j 1-'*t .ini ,,.i' (iji'J.t.ifl (G,Crrij walk., conner locatuon. Eliti Cd aress. "23)54, Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Fla "117$per mc & up on minimum 3 yr lease JOHNNY ipj(14 PEAL, ESTATE & (fJ'i'.TliijC 110 14 )fl 4151 ThIS IS a great Country. I rn guaanteed ttfe, liberty and the pursuIt of a ga s station that's opent" - 0511 EN LOT Large 10? 2-1') • ISO *11- l' On cleared Vopert, 14.00') REALTOR Grapefruit I8 'Help Wanted Business Property For Rent Country Club Corp. 1/ 18 ('tO you like living *oIPi'fl wa* distance to to*n then see tnt charmingly remodeled older .'..ih 2 t.-u'd'O(ittit. I h,itfl home (Ompirl,', ii;O Sled Oniy Magnolia Square / for Sate ',ACRE Ill COUNTRY niCe 3 bedrOom trailer, fur fluShed inclt,md,ng twO patios and t-g uliluly buildun',3 Only 5 1 7,3(1) Sorry, cash or refinance 32150 , Hous -._ With / 1-' .' Travel AqenCles 13 37 / ) . 312 Uat Employmept / , Grap,fruit, orders taken Pink & While $31 SI.?? _________ Travel & Recreation Financial \ " . low overhead prices Drive is I.ttleAsayealo'_Ovledo Nursery 5. li.rcJ 1,irm 3Ff 4)9 7 ni • I ui' )tS thu .'dmi Of' -itf ID-Do It Yourself II - InstructIons ____________ 7 3) 99- Oranges, lemons, I 'J - GoodThlnqstoEat Citrus I -Eallnq Places ) I ' Fla - !'ufttS Sji.300 Call now Icr ap pointment Mobile Home Lots 1,crigvvood, - INCOME OR IN LAWS This) sfor ,1 bedroom. 7 bith bornu 5 one oi Santo. d's Oiitifxtive old rlomesiles P44s 1 bedroOm apartment fr added .nrn. or For Rent ________________ ___ ________ _________ - 41 F REF MObilE Home Space available to reSponsible couple ir r'.cI'iarige for care of privately ri,i,nied S acre park ft Seminole Co Reply ,Ih ttackground in l(irrnaticn to P 0 00. 933, .,, I I PIJ54D Part Beagle mate p (lark brown with tan markings Weripg brown flea collar Sci'inair Jr College area n AI - ____________________________ 35 - - - 3 bOrn, trailer Adults or one Sf'ial .•5 S175 mo F,rtt & last Ph 37) mi I l$ , - _______________________ _____________________ - - 1 :1) - 540 P05 Ph. 3234170 i - ____ '-- w IF. 51 alcoholic beverages allowed . hi ______ F Florida I north old Blue Tick hound rear Hospilal %5 REWARD Ph 32)5449 I --Cards ci Thanks Further described as ap / w Mobile Homes Rent 3* Lostand Found S I -In Memorlam i - - ___________________ Announcements I - J___ / AÜE6U TPTJL) You I ret'. 6.11 2027 Ia, "We C art" "ltOtline ' Adults or Te'en ______________ Orlando 831-9993 / w - by G;II Fox - . , FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM ('erhaps Alcoholic Anonymous i'w-' ',.' .•: (,ll 473 4557 Wrile P 0 floe 373) DIAL - SIDE GLANCES MARRIAGES Performed Marilyn Silver Springs Airprl ________ Rd 504 2344717, Ret 7344173 WANT AD Florida th.t above described per P'olimat,lv I acres. 400 feet by 5tiftQ Iii three pjblic places 1t01M at Adami Trantter & Stsrge rear enti-red against yost for the relief within the CityIIIof Allamonte in Sanford, Florida lntmmnation Ro, Far.tt CIty on Palm SP'inCt demanded in the complaint or Springs, Florida, and publilheiJ fl Available lrn,t Ih Civ,l D'v%.ofl of Petition iNc Sanford Herald, a 'ewtper nI Ihe Sem.nOl TN.5 Pubic 1earrsg will beheld fl WITNESS my eand and seal of ueneral circulalmon in tad City one Department County Shr,ff' the Covn'ty Commission Chambers Said Court on the 7th day of March, (II lime at least fifteen I ISP days Cf Ihe tt.ute Suntan, lInda That 40 974 sale Cl it being made to øti April 5, l,7i, at 00 PM or as prior 10 the time of the Public tallsy the leem sad Wr fSEALp Hearing soon of Ibereatter as post'ble Arthur H flrck*ith, Jr DATED tnt 13th day f Mrcyi. t"cutir, (SOAful a. County JiSn ( Plk 0 1571 ,t It! ("tot (ciorl Sheriff R Cecrli V [kern S PfsylIi JordAhI. SfmingI, County, Florida Semingie County, Deputy Cle City Cleft fly John A Kimbrpugh. JOhn F. Polk Altamorife Springs. PUblish: March II. ta, . Aperi I PublIsh Feb. 75. Marct, u, i, U, Attetf Florida 1571 PbIltji March II. 1971 DEL Dectwt Jr 0EV II' ' Ft Publish March ti, I57i ('IF! 10 Monday, Mar. 18, 19/4-5B The Sanford Herald IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FoR II heqby given that I Cm NOTICE Is herebvgiven that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE ISn,rebyglvlflthat am ngogcd In buSineSS at P o Boc i E. enqaoe In buSiness at 514 E TUIIII CIVIL ACTION NO. '3.144?.D n business at JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR intend to engage in businris 14i3 Sanlord, 33711. Seminole oI Aitamoe Dr.. Altamonte Springs, Avt. 1ongod, iiso. SemnoIe In the matter ci the Adopt SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA • itland plea MarLet, 1511 Hwy it County, Florida id(r the IlC1itiou SemnoIe County. Florida idr the CowIy. Florida under the IIcIetioVl JOYCE ANN STARNES PROBATE NO by e. Semino Cnty, [lora der DIVISION A ARC ELECTRONICS A WELDING. name ci UNITED POLICE ,ictitus name ol ALTAMONTE name of FCO PRESSURE HARLEY R STARNE 10 re: Istat, ci an me MarrIa iheIctItaosj%nem,oi BALTHAZAR. and that we Intend to register EOWPMENT CO • afldthat I intend MOBIL. and hal I Intend to ,elsI,r CLEANING SERVICE, and that I ORAClE MAE STARNES, hi5 W1fe SaId MARTHA CHARLES GROVER WILLIAMS. and that I intend to reoister ANNE BURK. name with the Clerk the Circuit to register said name with the Clerk al name with the Clerk 01 the nfindtoreglttef$aldflamowiththe NOTICE name with the Clerk petnioner Wile, of the Circuit Court. Sen'note Court. Seminole County. Florida In and the Circuit NOTICE TO CREDITORS Circuit Court, Seminole County. Clerk theClrcuIt Court, Seminole TO WAFFORD EUGENE [AU cordaie with the Prisions Court, SeminolS Co$y, Florida ifl County, Fida in accordance with S FIrU Avenue ALL CREDITORS the EState of Florida In accordance ruth the County. Fida In accordance with KEVIN BURK. . bC Fit corda.. *ith thp proulsions Name atutn. To thC provIs ol the Flltious the FictitiouS Hervey, Louisiana 70051 lookin the FidlIkus Name the pqovItIons CHARLES GROVER WILLIAMS. the FictitiouS Name Stalulet, To Wit Re%pond Huind Name Statutes. To Wd Sertion You are nOtIfied that th, ar Statutes, To Wit st s oe Name Statutes. To Wit: Section CHsed. are hereby flOt,tnd And Wit 5e!,on 545 NOTICE OF ACTION S Dorothy Brco&e FIordi Stltut,s $4505 Florida Statutes 1557 O4SO Florida Statutes 1557 reguired t named Petitioner, HARLEY r tIe Florida Statutes 1S7 Clani% for a carS TO KEVIN BURK Fr,oirlcs McClear'i, SPaul E Legge S Erneit F Cgh STARNES and ORAClE MAL demands wt..ch they may hive S FreIck C. Neuha, Ill . "• • 4 Kenmo Avenue S M L. Alecander Cecil Butler Ie pf Wil. PublIth March a, i,t,. IS IS. COCIOSt saC estate in the bIith Feb 1$ 75, March a. II. As iiid .•• . . ' D.ttthLiroI. '-' 'cCleary * .,. .-.. .... ... .. .• ;;.v.i..uwvsiyitu i_o,rt f Se,nrgie DEL Publish Fb 5, rch __________________________ County, Florida. in lt thC adoption of the minor clii Sem.noe 1571 YOU AWE NOTIFIED that an ______________________________________ Classified named In that Petition and FICTITIOUS NAME County Courthau,. SanIord, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. DEY ItS ar action for Dissolution of Marriage NOTICE is hereby given that we command.dtofll• your Retpn Florid., within four calendar SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA REIIISTRATIONOF been filed againg u and YOU first! And Cat., No. 71?3C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ueengaged inbuilnetlat P0. AOl 01bef pludlngsonor bIr,the iz monthS Iron, the date ot the firtt FICTITIOUSNAMES ar,rel,ed to serve. copy of your pubIation of this flolce Each DIVISION C CITY OF SEMINOLE .' Ihe und,rtneiJ beinu duly FOR COUNTY. No illS Sanford, Seminole County. diy Of ArlI. 1574, andto %wcau written defenses, ii any, to it c'.i claim or demand mutt be in Atut inO In the maner of me Ad..tioc ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA. Florida undfr the fictitiOuS name of e1y the Petition IPiouId ncw t.' S*fl.the do hereby Gerald Korman. Eigulre, of the law that names declare under Øfl', I and must stat, the plate Ot FLORIDA CIVIL NO. 74-4lI-E kEVIN MILES FLATLEY BLITZ CLEAN. and that we Intend granted. 01heiSe a ludament fl4, 01 all persons in firm of KORMAN AND BRAVO. ' Noticed Public HearIng builneit or In rC: OsisaMion .1 MarrIage, Irretted in th residence and post 0111cc nddress Ot to register said name with lbS Clerk be entered AgainSt you. grartln tr'p East HIhway 131, Longwood, profesSion TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN the claimant and mutt be Sworn to carried on under the JOSEPH E RIGGINS, l4%band, 01 the Circuit Courl. Seminole adoptlonofsaldchltd In accord ( I Florida 377w. and file the origi by ibe clamant, his agent. 9.' hit County. Florida sn accordance with *ith the Petition 1uSd heren NOTICE OF SUIT names at RAIN FLOW OF and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by with the Clerk of the above styled ORLANDO the TO JERRY 0 LaRUE the Flctits HELEN JONES RIGGINS. Wife, attorney, or 1 wIlt become wed the prl5lonI • LOUWOO WlTNESSmyhandandtt.'',.',, $ City Council ot the City of couU at the Seminole County Avnv,, Eureka, CaIitorn acdrtq to law NOTICE TO DEFEND Altamonte Name Statut, To Wit Section thC Court at Santord. Sen Springt, Altamon$e Sprgs, Flor,da, that Courthouse. SAntord, FlorIda 3777), DATED thit 7th day of U.ch. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County, Florida and the THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO USO5 Florida Statutes 1551, Sad City Council will hold a public on or before April II. 1571. other County, Florida. thiS 13th dAy OI A.D 1574 thef an actIon for adoption has bern hearing on the guntion of chang.ng wise, a Jvdgmmt may be entered totlows HELEN JONES RIGGINS. hot the interest of each. IsInc as S Jud M DeYourIg March, 1571 Hedrick Enterprises, the toning classification of the 10 Hawthorn, S Maria.', W Williams, Ralph Dukes filed against you an you are against you for the ref iii demanded (S.aIl Save. following described properly Newark, N J 07102 required to sery a copy ot your E itent of Interest IX Per Cent PublIsh March 4. II, IS. 25• I71 Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr .n the PCtition The East ", of ttie SWi. of the SW YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEL 13 erittenclefentes. it Cny, toil on JED HEDRICK ENTERPRISES. INC Clerk of the Circuit Court WITNESSmy hand and the teal of By wm G HedrIck tha. JOtePr E Rigg.nt has filed a BERMAN. ESOUIR(. attorney for lThe East tOacrisof the South "i Said Court on MArch 11th. 1574 fly Mjvthi T ViP'l.. petition in the Circuit Court ot IN Tt'E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL otte SW ii) of S1tion 3, Township ISrall PresIdent Save. Petitioner, whoSe adoress it P0 Deputy Clerk 21 South, Range 75 East. less the IN AND STATE OF FLORIDA Seminole County, Flo,,dA, fcir INC CIRCUIT, Drawer B. Winier Park. Florida. FOR Mr Irving B GusSow Arthur H. Beckwl'h. Jr eeittinq Road Right V way and the A MORRIS Dissolution of Marriage between SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OP p o Bøs 1755 COUNTY OF SEPAINOLE 37715 ano tile the original with the Clerk of the CirCuit Court South 3d Si feet. Seminole County, Post Office Draw-,.' H Si*om to and subscribed before himandyou•andyouarereguired to FLORIDA Clerk of the above styled Court on or By Linda M Harris Sanford, FloridC 37771 Florida, containing 133755 acres. serve a copy of your written defense. CIVIL ACTION NO. 14401 before March7ltpi, 157a Otherw,te a me thiS 7h iCy 01 February A o As Deputy Clerk Publish March I$. Al,, I , 'g 1011 Publish March Ii, 15. 1571 judgment may be entered against IC or lets; DIVISION F if any, on his attorney. Albert 54 Gerald Korman DEL U you for the rofiof demanded from Residential, Multiple ramily KORMAN AND BRAVO DEL Si Pith, *5*0W address In re tie MarrIage of T Cleand as the (1) "P SiFt" to Cmmerct, ST F,*tt t$iy t4S,%i,I 1401,lry I'i'bl 5Iie below and tie thr crq.n.iI with I tilL SOtI PASC IN YlIr CI P Cu ir COURT OF SI MINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF General, 'C c." At tad ton.n lrid ,il Ijre And All Pd (55 my hd and INC Cier of the AbovetItled Court on of F 10141 0 A Lonuwond, I or ida 37750 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS C I G H TEEN I H Said Court on February 31st, 1q74 My commission eepires before the 2db day of AprIl 1574, DAISY LEE F RASOR. Wile classifications are described in the PublIsh: March 11.75. April 1,1. 1571 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FO Notice 01 Public Hearing SeC toning ordinances of the City of DCX . i,, otherwise a Default and ultimate NOTICE TO DEFEND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Tit' Board of County Altamonte Springt. Florida. to *it I'iitii%h f.'t, iS, March . II, ii, ludqm,nt *111 be entered against THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO H BC(kwith, Jr PROBATE NO of Seminole County wi Ip4 Ordinance No 771 73 and ' Clerk. ot Court sou for the rClief demanded in said DAISY LEE FRASOR In re Estate of hold a public hearing t conside, ,i IN THE CIRCUI7 COURT FOR PFY Ii) amendea ani suppiemented Petition By' Cecelia V Ekern (Resldencet Unknown LAWRENCE WILLIAMS proposed change of toning from A t SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Public Itcaring will be held in the As Dputv Clerk WITNESS MY HAND and OF (Last Known Agriculture to OC Office Oi$trit ri IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ACTION NO. 14.2II.D ______ City Hall, Altamonte Sprngt, Decratrd PvbIith' Pb 73. March FICIAL SEAL 01 said Court this lath mailng address) n, a NOTICE TO CREDITORS the follo*.ng described property ________ CLIFFORD 0 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND day of March 1571 JORDAN ' iota Florlda,n Tuesday, April 5, 1971. at MICHAEL ALEXATOS. et at, Co Beatrice Roberts, ALL CREDITORS 01 the Estate 01 Begin 677 ft West and 5171) ft FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, (Seal) lAS 30 Pm . or as loon thereai!er as Cottage St South of Northeast Corner of Lot possible N PIa,ntifts. FLORIDA lch time Interested Arthur H Beckwith, i, Bridqewater. N V 1)313 are hereby notifed and required t run West 101 4111. North 44 d-grej CIVIL ACTION NO; 74.344.E IN THE CIRCUIT COUP OF THE Clerk of the Circuit Court tile any clams or demndt wh.ch YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Si' West l 23 ft. North 177 $7, irtiesforand against theproposed EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ninQ classification change witi be NORTH OPLANDO COMPANY. cI DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIOP4 Seminole County, Flor,d You're looking that NELSON FRASOR has filed a East 40150 ft, South 42134 ft. West STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE heard By Linda M HarriS Petition in the Circu,t Court of theofflceoftheClerkofth,Cpur,ot COUNTY, FLORIDA ft. then North 100ff to P0 A, Defendants MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, for a place Ths Notice I tobe published by Deputy Clerk ,, Siminof, County, Pida. 'ft the Seminole County, Florid., for Spring Hammock, Section 75, and CIVIL ACTION NO 14.fl3.g NOTICEOFSUITTO posting in three (31 public places to live: ALBERT N FITTS Se's',inole County Courthoute, OlssolulionofMarrjage,andyouar, Tnthip 30 South, Rang, 30 Eat' In re: Petition of SEMINOLE COUNTY, REMOVE RESTRICTIONS 9 wilhin the City of Altamonte 710 Ed*ar Biidinp required to serve a copy of ivr Sanford, Florida. within tour JACKIE 0 UNDERWOOD. Rent recorded in Plat Book). Page Plaintlff(sI, ANDQUIET TITLE $prinqi, Florida, and publiShed Sanford, Florida 33771 wrItten defenses. calendar month% from the date 01 1 any. on public record, of Semil• Count, NOTICE IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF or he Sanfori Herald, a newtper ot Attorney for Petitioner HOMAS tne fir5t Publicahion of tnt notice FREEMAN. Florida 0 FLORIDA RICHARD A W000SON. et ii to BILLY CARROLL MURPHY general CirCulatiOn ir', S-ad Cl, one ' Each Buy March Ii, 25. Airt ii. 1971 ESQUIRE, Attrne, tar Pettioner. ni d.'n SnC "utl be n AD iiip. tiO'N Fther descr.hed as South tie IS y fletrnd.,o$', ii time at iC,t t.tty.'o i I C.ts DEZ IS ArinQ ar,d n',' SIC$.' the pia cl oriose AddreSs it PoSt Oftce Ba. Genera ' Hutchinson Parlieap NOTICE OF HEARING MAR TIN it WOlfISH look to ClassifIed YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED prior to th time of the PubIi _____________________________ Sal. Altamont, Spfings, Florida between Hiway 1797 and SR 171 residenc, a posh office address of that the above named Ptti1ion, Hearing TOSHOWCAUSE RUTH 0. ROBISH, FIRST! And save fl701, and filg the original wh the near Big Tree Part thc clamant and must be sn to JACK IF 0. UNDE RWOOD. has CITY OF hi5 NOTICE OF SUIT Datedtht ih day of Mardi, A 0 CIckof the above stpISd Court on or the claimant, his agent, or bi5 filed a Petition in the above styled THE STATE QF F LOP IDA TO This public hearing will be held ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. 1105 Fai,tanes attorney, or I will become void Court for the adopt before April lith. 1,71, otherwise a the County Commission Chamber', FLORIDA Bertha C Greene of the minor Canton, Ohio 11710 S Phyllis Jordahl, according H', law ' I' ____ default and ublmate judgment wilt 01 the Courthouse, Santord, Florida NotIce of Public Hear,ng child flamed In that Petiti*, and 2511 Highland Park and all landowners .n the following City Clerk ' DATED th;s 7th y of March. be entered against you for the relief on April 9. 1,11. at7 00 P M,o, at TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN you are reguiredto file your written Pichllftd, Michigan tubdivisiont and plats of record ____________ _______________ Abamont, 5prin, A 0 ISta soon theqeatteq as poSsible NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by demanded in the Petition deftnws or Other response with the PARCEL No 101 NORTH ORLANDO. a retub Florida Athena Mary Potidoro WITNESS my band and official Cite, Cf thit Court and serve a copy Publish: March U rd 01 County Commissioners • d'v,sl&* of part of D P Mitchell's the City Council of the City of seas of said Court on this, the 11th Clement P Polidor not later than March 31st, 1971; DEL David H Greene Altarnoni, Springs. Florida. that ay of March. A D 1974 Seminole County. Fida Survey of the Levy Grant, recorded Co Administrators otherwise a judgmtnt may be en slid City Council will hold a public 2551 Highland Park By John A Kimbrough. n Plat Book Ii, Pages 10 and II Estate 01 ScalP ter Richlarid. Michigan Chairman agan5t ypo granting the hearing on the question of changing Seminole County, Florida Lawrence Williams Arthur H Beckwdh, Jr. adoption a BUNDLE Attest the toning clattlfic.at.on of the PARCEL Plo ba Robert N MorrIs Clerk of Circuit Court WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL following deUribed property Arthur H Beck.wth. Jr NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARIItO NORTH ORLANDO. FIRST HUICP.lsøn. Leffler Seminole County, Florida Block "0." FERN TERRACE, as 01 the Court at Santord, Semnole TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Henry L Sun,ler Publish March II, 1571 ADDITION, recorded in k'lat Book of A ArrH By: Linda N Harrit County. Florida, th 77th day Not., ,s hereby g•ven that a recorded In Plat Book Ii. Page DEZ.71 Residence Unkno*n 17. Pages 73 and 21. Seminole Post Oflic Drar H Deputy Clerk Fhuiry 1914 Public Hearing will be held at the PARCEL No 101 County. Florida I.oa 7il TIME Sartcrd Public RKrd5 of Seminole County. THOMAS C F REEMAN, ESQUIRE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF $CCI1 Commston Room in the City Hail Florida. fLits Inc (ash XE feet Post Office Aol 54$ PubliSh M,rch II. II. 1571 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Arthur H BeCI,WIIPI. Jr .n the City Of Sanford, Florida. at NORTH recorded ORLANDO, IF SAID ADDITION, .n PutSECOND Book LIVING, AND IFDEFENDANTS ANY OR ALL OFARE thtetof).allomNthe54rtbea5t Altimonte Spr, Fida 37701 NofIceofPvbllcHea,lag Clerk. of the Circuit Court 7 Xo'clock PM on March 23. I7i. corner of the SW ' of the NW i1, Attorney for Peldionte EZ Si and I). Pages 55, 56. and St. Seminole SAID The Board of County Com IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Semnole County. Florida to consider the annecation of County, F lorioa DEFENDANT Section 19. Township 31 South, PbIipi MArch 11.2%. April 1,1, 1,11 misSiontet ci Sem.nole County will B, Joy Stokes EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR property described at follows Range o East. thence r S MONEY! ,., UEX $7 nOid a public hearing to consider a Deputy Clerk CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLI DECEASED; degree's 1)' W 71 4 fret to. point SCHEDULE I THE UNKNOWNARE SPOUSE. HEIR NORTH ORLANDO. EIGHTH DEFENDANTS propot Change of ton'ng from A I f COUNTY, FLORIDA. _______ Pbiith P&art 1. Il, IS. iS, I97I ___________ DEVISEES. GRANTEES ______ ADDITION recorded .n Plat Book CREDITORS. LIENORS. o • -_lWPHI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Agriculture to C 3 General Retail DEL II CIVIL NO lflfll.I Contmencing7SftN,I0,ftEof SW Inc Atlantic Easterly Coastl,RaiIroad,,o boundary Of Ut EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CommercIal District Oft tNt I'. Page-s 9. Smin01i County. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY In IC: the Masagq cor .ovtrnment 101 3. Sec 10 70 30. FlorIda way, thence run South along said CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE fQIlo*ng deScribed prcp*rty CITYOF LILLIANM HILLYARO Wife And N Ill lilt. E 1171, ft. S 117 12 , COUNTY, FLORIDA THROUGH, UNDER. OR AGAINST Easterly boundary Sb Is f.30 CIVIL ACTION NO. 14 )97.E -i LONOW000, FLORIDA Begin at the center of Section 1' CARL J HILLYARD PiOsbInd lt.Wli;,gltt to P00 Saidoroperty ANY DECE 45(0 thence run 510 degrees 14 W 313 SUCH Ncfic.of PublicKeareng Towntip 2) South. Range 30 East 'S SECOWDAMENDUD presently zoned A I REPLAT OF PART OF NORTH DEFENDANT OP DEFENDANTS feet to the polnf 01 beginnIng. In re me Marriage Oil To WHOMIT MAY CONCERN; '' . . ' thence North 7N 0 f along the NOTICE OF SUIT rAqriculturll) Oittricl ORLANDO. FIRST ADDITION and IF ALIVE. AND. IF DEAD. THEIR from Commercial. General. "C 0" HOLLY CAROL P4APILEY. SECOND ADDITION. r,cord NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by East linepf th,NWi4of sad Sect en TO CARL J HILLYARD PetItioner UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS to Industrial. "IL" as sad ZOn Plat flock. 11, Page Ia, Seminole Di V IS F C S. the City Council of the City Cf , IF North 70 degrees 00 107 Osborne AND classifications are described County. Florida LEG A T F E S th Longd. Florida. that said City 1100 feet. thence South 47 dagrses Aubuth, New York. toflQ ordinances of tP City of JOSEPH LEE StANLEY. GRANTEE S. CR ED I TOPS Counc,I will hold a public hearing 34' 73" West 13 feet, hence Soth Beg mt N W Lake Mary Road ad YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a LIENORS. OR OTHER PARTIES Allamonte Springs. Florida. t* *.I You're Respondent fldegrees.11'West7NoSf,,ttot.. (a) To Consider anne,atmon of tne W line Lot 33. Run F 21 23 Pt on R if alivr, and if dead. the'r unknown CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UN Ordinance No. 225 73 and as AMENDED Petition for Dlution 01 Marriage flowing described property lying W, N II degrees W 71 tt. S 41 S0Ib Ine 01 the NW . of s, . looking to has bnfiJed a;a.nst you and hers, devlsnts. Ieqateesor orpart,e grantees DER, OR AGAINST ANY SUCH amended and supplemented NOTICE OF ACTION d all other persona and being in Seminole County, degrees W 31' W 3117 ft. N it Section tC• thence South I' degree', a demand in the PilitiO that the Florida, to wt Public HearinOwill be held l the TO JOSEPH LEE HANL DECEASED DEFENDANT OR cla.ming by. through. Under or DEFENDANTS, AND ALL PAR furnish your 44' East usc feet along the said W degr Court award that certam property W 10563 fI. * tow line Lot against them, and tO City Hall. Altamont, Springi, 3)4 Youngs Avenue The Sotjth 557 fefl the NE 4 75, S to place. Look South line to the point of beginning ownea by you And your wife. fleg Lake Minnie Estates TIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO Florlda.on Tuesday, April 5, 1971, at Lock Haven. the SW . Wett of kick Road n TN northerly portIon of said conta'n.ng acres LILLIAN M HILLYARD. AS lnt for the buys All persons having of claiming HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE, OR 6 30 p rn, or as loon thereafter as Pennsylvania 1145 Any right title. or .ntteett in and lo INTEREST IN AND TO THE po5%ibl N Section7l, Townthip 705. Range 3OE property is presently Further 3escri as Hermann by the entirety. located and ILeis Beginningat the SOUthlinSOf p ion lh time mnter,Ved in CLASSIFIED YOU AR( NOTIFIED that an Lane. 300 feet West of Highway 17 (MultipiC Family Residential) deScribed more fully as the following deScribedCounty. property, PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE Mrlifl for and against the progose situated in Seminole COMPLAINT. TO WIT NE ' of INC sw ' ot Sedion 25 action far Dinolutlon of Marriage 97, ad,ac,nt to the IndustrIal Park 1st! DiStrict The Southtely portion 01 ton Florida: clas$ifIcaf change will be has been filed against you and you I - Tract I). Block Q. Und 4. Tth* 705. Range 30E A West slid property is preser.Ily zoned P Thit public NearIng w-,Il be heid in heard you'll find what according to the piat of lake property liflC 01 oid Sanford to IA lSingle Family RPdintI) L015A. B andC. Block llandLott SECTION 11425.34$2 STATE ROAD are required to Steve a copy of your the County Commiisio Chambers Tropicana Ranchettes. Marion Orlando Brick Road. run Wet? A. I and). Bk I 01 the Replat of This Notice isto be publed by *rittendeten,es.ifany,toi,onO H Cfth, CourthOgW, Sanford. F'da, you want at District Cty, CS recorded in Pt Book. 0. fit, thence North 3 degr SEMINOLE COUNTY putting In three (3) public places EATON. North Orlaftdo First and %ofld DESCRIPTION JR.. ESQUIRE, on ApriI, 1911, at, 00 p N. or as ' AND Page 70.01 the Public Records of East 110 feef.thence Fast ailfeet to within the City of Altamonte Petitioner'%attorr,y.w,adorets ' theqttq as sibbe lon Coty. Florida Addit5, accorng to the Plat PARCEL NO. lb - FEE SIMPLE. Springt, Florida. and published in West propaety line of Brick Road, l4 STENSTR0M. DAVIS A McIN Board 01 County Beg NE car Lot 25. Run S II TNeSantordH,ratd,an,w-,,5,e,oi 105W. Post Office Bc. 1330. San thence SOuth 25 degrees Page U. Public Recondsof S.mb, RIGHT OF WAY Commtttioner West degrees ( 973 lIlt. 5 73 dij ' ii- LoeS 13333. I757. 12377, Block along property The North tert of County, FlorIda. mo Lots 1. 2. and Geniqal circulation an said City one tori. Florid. 37771, on or before 01 Brick Rcad SeminOle County, FI,da * 71111 It. 5 41 degrees W' 57" W the lid f Lot IC of Park View. Sanford, 101. of PIdi Short NO I a lzØ leet to port of beginning I of lot). Block 77, North him at least fifteen 115) days Apvt Ih 191i and tile the orignAl By John A Kimbrou ti sen .s, 71 II. S II dngrvea C Ill 1) ft to r FIOr,dC, at recorded fl Plat Bo OnI.',nd rh,b Adit'0n, ACCOfQ.oq i thr Pi.',t (t.j 27 ares moro or pit, prior $o the limC cl the Public w h the Clerk of th Court eter CNa,nman 54 II degrees W 7051) It. N f 'rrrf rrcrth' .0 '.ap It itA II at c.*e ft. Pubfit Recdt of Seminole Uraring 'L US THE t the Piat ?herl as record fl before tPfvy on P,titioni $ at Attest aegren w si' E Page 739 of It',t PubI. ReCord, Of ii ft. S Ii County, Florida DatedIhis ))h day of March, A 0 Plal flora ii. PageS. Public Records tome1 or irnflpdiatefy thereafter P ' of P4W '. 01 SW i4 01 SictiOn degrees ( 70$ lb ft. SWly to P00 Arthur H Beciwth, Jr VO'uSiA County, Fqida Containing 473 square tees. ne 1571 of Seminole County. Florida, also or lets Townthp703, R.nqeio( (Less CfheiSe a default will be ent,rpd Publish March U. 1571 lake Mingie Estales Said property descflbedas(ot A, the F m 011010 S Phyllis Jordahl. Commence at the 54* corner 0154 against ytj for the relief demanded DEZ 71 ii preSenlIy :o OWNED City Clerk. DAVID H. iii - Lots 74V. 71St 74$'. Olock 01 NW '. 01 SW . 01 Section . CAmily Residential District P IA fS.nqle and all of Lot F. Block 51, of a CR C ENEBY: and BERTHA C 'n the Petition ___________________________ EXTRA 745. 01 Florida es No 1. a Tthp 205. City of Allamont, Sprmqs, suboivlon 01 Lot & BOCk tI, and GtNE, hit wife )OE. thence WITNESS my handand the seal ot SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF subdivisiOn acorcing to the PIal run SO Florida 0 SV' West along I. Block IS 01 North Orlando. Ibis Court Oft March 7th, 74 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND terl recorded In Mao Bo 73 at the west boundary of saio N is of SUBJECT TO AGREEMENT PublIsh' March ii, lfla lSeall NOtiCeof Public Hearing :' Page Ii? 01 the Public Rcdi of NW 'a Of sWi.a distanct 0133095 Lot 10. Block 31. Lot I), FOR DEED recorded in Official DEL $3 Block. LOW 73 and Lot Arthur H Beck*t, Jr The Board of County Cam Lots I And 7. Clark's Acre. PB I). Vol3a County, Florioa Ii, Rr Book 3$. aoe 717 m favor feet. thence nm N $9 degrees 51' 17" Pu As Clerk of thq 0urt Block 24 of North OrlandO rirst of HENRY L. SUMLER and v mis%loftq'15 of Seminole County .II East IWO 40 feet to the East Ii 01 By' Martha T VihIen CITY OF Additin. •ccord'nq to the PIat DOROTHY N SUMLER POId a publiC hearing to consider a Letstios.43. 41.45, Ct 47 A 4. laid N' .01 NW i. 015W ia,theC, as Diputy Clerk ALTAMONTE SPRINOS. theeebf Is record ,n Plat Book Ii. proea change of toning from Al That portion 01 If 33. Late PRICES! in Block No '". as shown on MaP 0 STENSTROM DAVIS FLORIDA Page U. Public Records of SemIe or w' East along laid Minnie Estates abutting thi Ely tme Agnacuitur, and C I ROCiI Corn 4 You and each 01 you are hereby ent'tled d Additionto Orange C.ty EasIline 3)OSSfeet lothe Pforth line 1101 2.Clavk'sAcre Said property A MCINTOSH County. Fida Niticiot Public Hearing , mercial District t C I Wholesale Terrace. tiled in Map 5o 7). Page ot sant N I. of NW '. of SW .. Severally notifiod that the 01ain Florida State Bank TO WHOM IT MAY COP10ERN 5 toned Commercial District on the 1A ISinglp 01 the PIic Rteotd, of VOl tIN(S) filed it; srn complaInt or thence S 95 legrees Si' 43' 27 NOTICE IS H(RFftY GIVEN hr Patt Off lots 0, E. F, Block II LCfs A, Fam,ly Pp',entiiti D'sirict lot low ng oeacr,bed pnope,ty Court, IN the Clerk at lht Circuit ,s;or' petition, togethir d tdQrth I ne to Pont d with 'Is The dIp (onCiI 01 the City ol ,ce lId. 33)0 WestiacresoftN,$ .01 the SE C. . F. F. BOCk. 74. Lots A. B. C, D. Declaration 01 Taking in tP,e above Court tNer begmninq Being 30 acres more or Attamonte prings, Florida, that Sanford. Florida 37771 AND 01 the SE 1. f the St '. lets the - P4o1eandlotietrlbedM Lot t. F. Block. 35. Replat of North styled Court against you and each 01 Attorneys for Petitioner Orlando, First and Second Ad South 173 14 feet of the West 130 feel, 79. BOCk. "0". Crescent Heights lo fhe corporate l.m.ts of the City 01 •' as defendants seeking to n saId City will hold a public Pbl'th March II, II, 73, April I. 01 Section 33, TownOhip 9, Range II hearing on Council the Question of cNanq Ptq 1Q17 3 ft S II degr I and ditiona. according fo th Plal damn the above deScribed property the toning cIassificat l74 P1.1 Book "X". Page 44 Orange Lonq. Florida. and fbI To 311311 573 degrees 55' W of NE cor of public record, of SeminOle Coun'y, County, Florida, with property consider also the guestlon of Lot 25. Run S I1degr thcrebf. as recorded in PIat Book II. located In Seminole County, Florida, following described property GELS? Florida, Pqe 14, Public R,corns of Seni.noI. by Eminent Domain proceedings E 104 ioft. S -: aress at 4223 Ridgnd Avenue, detignaling and assigning the Commence at the No'theat County, F Idr'da. Lot II, Block 77. degree, 33' W 104)4 Further described as the Nor Orlando. Florida N tonclatSif,cationolMH I ble NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE You are further notified that the orner of the SW . of the NW i4 of $'f 10134 ft. 54 71 degrees Iheast Corner Of Cameron Avenue Pme '(0 U ARE North OrlCndo. Eighth AddiI,O, petitioner(s) will call up for hearing Section ii, Township 21 SOuth. NOT Id, IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Highway 44 $tri(t to said property, as 51' E 101ia It to beg Lake Minnie according to the Plat theregf, as before the k$onomable Clarence I rtu of that certØin Writ of vi ' HC and lOt deUribed at that cIlssrfica?icn i%deribedan the Estates Said Property is presently Range 7 Cast. Seminole COunty, EiCcut recorded l Plat Book 14. Pqt 1h, Public hearing will be held .n the Wt of tot 14 and all of lets iun.ng ordinances of the City IN THE Public kit cf 5tflI,fl issued out ofCourt and under the Courthouse, County Commission Chambers JGhnlon. Jr .one of Judges 01 the Florida, run thence Nl degrees 7' tNt Wal of the County of cithe Santord, Floyda toned P 3 fMuttiple FamIly 15 and 14, Lets WeSt S in Block I. lonqod. Florida, tj wil Or • IF Florida County. Aboye4tyledCourtonthe lthdayof 44" W a distance of 73 feet to the OranqeCounty. Florlda.uponafinat on April , IStu. at? 00 P M. eCntilt District Avondale ditlon. elat Book. N. dance No II) and as amended MARKET FOR April. A 0, 1574. at It IS o'cOCk. point of beqmnnIq. thence run North Iudqment rendered in th aforesaid ,, . Page 51 Oe.n County. Florida tupplementei A M, ft Seminole County Cor 4540 Lr,tt ) 2 1. 1, 3)1 32. hioCk?. LOIS thouti. Sanford. Florida. its ap as -' with property anoress at 4037 West s,bIe fldeqree, 52W' Wa distance Of 525 court on the lath day of December, The present :ong classificatiOft ANYTHING leet. thence run SO degrees I7'26' Beg '73 II ft S II degrees F and Board of County A D 1973. In that certain case RoblnsonAvr. Ortando, Fida 01 said propert, '5 A 1 Agricultural 33 lift Si) degrees 35. w oi NE car I. 2. 3. 4.31 1 32. BOCk 3. Lots I, i.). ficôtion for an Order of Taking .n a digancC oP approaimafely 310 titled, The Lawyers Co Operative • 1. 31 A 77. Block 1.all of the RIat of accordance with itt Declarat District, as that clas$,f,cation is Lot 73. Run S lliegr of f LOOK TO OUR thence run 51 95 degrees 37' 44" Publhninq Company, a corpoqatn IOu Seminole County. Florida • 5 vii ' Hc and lot PA I Or NORTH ORLANDO Taking hetetoforetiled ut this Caut cribSd at de,(.'ibed ft the zoning ordinancet 73 degrees 33 W 10134 ft. N II FIRST AND SECOND ADDITION. 0v John A Kimbrough, a dillince of XfOeimaieIy 741 PIainIiff, vs Truman F Grason, an LOIS. Block "U". *Pst*oe Manor CndreggtatS01 Semmoledounty, deqreesW sOliilt,N 7)drj ' All parties to this suit and all other W f, thencerun North0Odegr C. according 10 tht plat threnf, as Chairman CLASSIFIED ScIon). Plat 800 W' Page III. I lonid ' individual, intteetted parties may appear at the Def.niart 47" F a distance iii 9ro!mately afomesaii Writ of (ieCut *hith Attest 101 34 It to beg rrrrdrd n Plal Book. II. PAC Is ASC M'nnie Oranor Coi.rIv r h'.da Ifs lo P,t.ii tttAr'nq *11 tic Pinld lime and place deSIflCtSd and be I.OS0 feet. thenc, run S 95 degrees del,y,red to me as Sheritf 01 Publish 15, lSlu Pubi Records ot Seminole Count'1, heard Etlite's. Sad p'op,'rtv 5 presently Arthur March H fteckw-itn r -' pvopertvaddrrssat 100 Hope Circle. thedity Hall. LOth'*OSd. F301i'da.on PAGES 1st AND tOned P 1 iMulliplt FamIly ' us" F a distance of 1.713 31 f Orlando. IdrIda the eth day ci April, t,7 to Seminole COunty, Florida, AND t 7 00 ResidentIal) OrSfrict I 0(2 7s the WeSttely right of way Iin of baSe levied upon the following ,, pm, or as soon thereafter as Facbdetenoar,t ishteeby rtq;,lrej Douglas Avenue, Ihence continue described property owned o . 4.. viii - House ana lot d,S(n , as posble. at which t'mc :httee,ted YOu AND EACH OF YOU, APE 'o Serve written defense, if an,. to along sad right of Way line of Truman [ Graon. said proparty AND iOTl1 lED that a sot to RemOnre slid complaint or petition on. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOF 101 90. Lak.t HCrrit Estates, Pljt parr,e% and cilizens and against Restrict Douglas Av,oue S 00 degree, 3i 77•i being located l Seming)e County, Beg NE CON Lot 25. Run S It and Quiet Title to the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Boot 17. Pages tS & *4.01 the PubIi the propose4 anne.aton and HOWARD MARSEE, F a distance of approvimat.Iy above deirribed r.ropertip', bad grpe, F 973 lIft, S 73 I Notc, *1 Public HearIng Pi'ndt ef 'rmiflflt nh b.' heard Sad heCrirg may be Cvnt more County Attorney $ I, • t ifl the I,yrIiru$ArI.' 'r$ cf t:j'roiiiJ Tt i', 1.? it Il d'Jr-, I i iii ,,.i l':'Arl I C.'-clA , * 0 j)Ipf,)f1y address ji 4 34 ouiit, (ii 01:1 'i-i dCSCribed as loIlo Ime' to 1.me until Seniinoie Covnl't reg.,.,, Ii %y Iron rejldcnliat, Multiple Family. tt to P08, 3 73 degrees 31' us-' w tOV ol your 'ss'onerS Of Semnoie COiintp a' tm.al aCtion as taken by the City 113 Alder Avenue, MaitIlAd, Council One 3M Photo Copier 110 East Commercal Avenue N MIJIoCommercial, General. C 0 3%tf S II degre,s 1 *04 35 ft. N An*pq t fhe Complaint on the hold a publiC hearing lb cons.der a . ".. Florida One Electric Iyp'ewr,ter Sanford Florida at tai tOning clAt5ifI*tii.i5 are Pt4rtff' AtIginey, lAWRENCE 73 dgrpe, ' is-' E 104 3% ft. cousea change of zoning from A I Irt ftOfe;Il b post at the iQftes W to PCA Lake M fifi'.' Var'cu Arid .ittOi't,d &tit lr Agricultur, and oc Office DistrO d5C?ibed in the toning ordnances nture ircli,o s lPfr.'.%'cD PoSlOffi Draw ." IC (ti hijll *ith,n the City tif wite y('uf I IL LIAPI p, ',tte'y S.i.cl proper?7 s .,rt.'r Park, Florida di'tkt arid ta.ès to CN Retfricte Neighborhood HILLYARD as a lump Sum as Lg*o. Florid, and i three 131 ecr lhe SIN Day of Apr.I, Of the City t Altaniont, Spn.ngt, removed from law Officei Regency Commerc,au District on lNe AD, 111. andflte theoriginjl with Floreda,towit OrdinanceNo anø tIC thC original In the olf'ce of R 3 (Multiple Family , al'mon,. and yng ifre ru,rSd , lher place, w'thm the City, And Redenh,alI Distract uare l Casselberty, Florea the Clerk of the above styled Court and as aniendrd and Supplemented SA V E ,s. the CIteS of th Circtht Court. 'ofIo*'ng described property publshed in ISe A oç-y 04 a4'id the urder6lgn *q,ttp nfomi Herd a on Said date, ho '.br,w 'hAP what At Sheriff tif POblic llrarinij *11 he held ft t see' r.- te r i,nl-, Ouf $fiiUSC 11-0 PlOirIri ' of the 5( '., V .' ( '','-' ';.'1:jI C .f ar. 'o ti'.i A',t.f ,f(,i4ii0fi ifi rçht. t.tle, otrrtl. u, 0 ' t tr 1e Seniinie Count,, Il0yid. *,il at S H U or *rtofd, I AND ida,n or before April P1* Pelilioner's attovbey. HARVEY the (ity of Lonqwood and Sem,le any 01 you have i and to the Ct, Stall, Altamonle Springs, II 00 A M onthe Ih day Of March. Fat, i. andtr.e North loufeet of 11-p eth. 1911 OtItCrwitA, a Default *11 FOCIda,t lueSday, April, 1,74. at A 0 I'll. offer f Beg 773 77 It F on Like ?.ta'y feet of the SF ii Cf the SE w tc-.nt.'. rIOr.Oa. onCe a wet's ior .31 pr,perty de'tcnit,irol in sari corn COIJLTER, eStete .soress i5 o 0 SIP and Sell to be Cf'trtrØ ft,iIevArd ar-ri , ', I ft Pt II ito. nr, YOU fm the reid S.'Ct'On TownShip Scu'b I,JY i0f 41 . i'.i'i,: rn. Invest City. Florida. )73t t f *tt'*5 6 Xl Pm . or .tt 'dwin tfsteeafter as fh highest bidder, tO aSh. ti'biect Range i's East,4.lying South tof SR $ : 'knandJ ri tli(' CoIT'PIA,nI t,i 3* cot 1,01 75. Was P453 dyte,t 'O.' '0 lh date of l'se Pubfi plaint or petit'oni andhid to properly snow cause, oossble. at which lime -. 0001 before Ihs 77th day of As.arctt. if any you have. wt'y parties for and against thefitiferled to ahy and all emitting Iems. Cl tne uiland Eastci the Forest City PaIl' C 10475ff, Pd lldegrees W 10134ff, 1hi5 tiCe5tIalIbepubf55*,dOe-, ' 1971. and file the original with t1t should tot be condemned f rrt fWq'sfI Door of the Near.n4, Ifti date of the tartS '.ISorçreetw 104.25ff S lbdeqrm each week for four (it corbecutisie thi tonInQ classlllcation change wall be County Courthouse in Sanford, Sprmnq Ph. 322.3303 for Appt. - �.4 - - -. - • - '4 -- . . - - 4.(.• / ' •• JTI1L'd I- ral Monday, Mar. 18, 197,4 Bargal iiiT Are Sprouting Up In The Wan t Ads- I . 41 _. 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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 18, 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/d714cfc917782e3cd958f4940df9b27e.pdf 2e1195082e2a0274b468d564cc9ce25e PDF Text Text ___________________________ " -I ____________________________ jI- , 1 . ____ - . 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'.2 n"ss•,il,'il ti mntt'rit ' t I '' ,',6 'S :. Painting ' ,' , fl-%ti%t-r his's 1,s '1'1'i:.''";. ::' [ngvg • - I"'': ". '5 ' t I I - I,., - - 1* L . it.. ' Automotive Service ''•'. ,- te I 1. Realty . ,', I'si 1St 7, l titi*n I fit, r I nti III Ui 11716sf , 0 Bikec Bikes ' , Ste n strom I' • t " La?. • I Io •I'' L. I3ik " \!I% .iitii ' __________ - "i". 04 I • • ''' t' blIP I $ 1 5 ~ Hunt RedIt " Pa' lg" ,J si'u'ii it 5•U,idf I t ( 'iin'I • '' \ ri~al .,Ill.. . iii' S triter ,huutttutt ew Suns As hi&'h .til.1 the ij'its Ii. inn Jim ' I.''nsti'iii, '' t' A r •' S Lawn r i ' L !,'. ' 66 I - Kn'le' retort saul i __1 • The problem as ctlmnpounhied by sptts dealer shutdownsar. I w much fuel they have and ho they car, Sell it tI Ready To Serve You . 1 Cerami Air r, ,•., hituuujk'is ) e- ~ r4.. i1 hj*11 States Allocated I I I ' 15S'S ; ).,,,tests '%er _____________________________________ I ,,, - Directory 4.6415,5' !t'st'l s i fill 'ler,jllt" .6741 liar. i i'infusuon" it It,' ~ -_I ' illill - t I A i n %% ilN, r; , pir,pit!"'j ee I. 'ill' t6UI4i y riunut'r, &1cII11 'III(- ieritr,, c'iInnunlc4itiIgis .,itit"r'i• (I', it , 1 . , , - 1111111 1;11!1,v- r4Ii;3l i• L•I Gasoline Thirsty I Illi art. still , '111ir'.. It,, !, ,~ lsilu , 1 • I ' .*'rt'.' • .i,'' uillujil IltIt III ut H It' ' lit' f,.,5 iiit is ti*i ('raz:ipci s tt4u'e. use and is ti niis "flier IrI's.'ntly tuaik'c calls fir tie 1ta'rlff' 1.'part,iont 4111*1 It's I' ir'-; Ii' S ''th , , r'. , p& st't ,- 4,S; Warren Krillsoilles* ill of I'liblil Orll% - itiniistttti, t' N rip r' I tI is'pfli'rs 'lot I Ut sf,s ilti up 11, N) r uwit i f tnuiirii i"'lii I. 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''•"''•' I ' 1A oi Supphps '• The preliminary report had the inflation rate in flithe totit'th (luarter it 7 9 per cent but this fourth NS t'i'Vi'.ed ll[)V ii'il ill today's t'st :matcd , . S The ( otn rnvrce Depart meni I sa Itt the over-all Gross National I'rodut' Including bo th real and inliat iona r'. f4rO.th, rose S33 l)ilIiOfl to •i seasonally adjtLsted annual rate of I .137 5 billion in the fourth quarter at per (('lit I4 I , ii. .. "IL I . ''6''''' ''' ' 'sTs''' . '•' . _'t . Price 10 Cents rate in cent but It IWIL ' I '' ,, S ' , , Singer - * '. #1(0111, and Am . - fit Pro p# 'r I S , n • i'.4( II( ' •., The Nixon administration is projecting a 7 p er cent inflation rate for 1974, with a high the first part of the year and Is lttv.n•r, riiitv in the S(e0fl(I hail report ( o r(, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 156 S * ___________________________________ ii • .* ' , •' . '-,' '. , ' , ,, ' • , ,, ,, . •• '- . ;' tC' s,'i iutman Realt ' •, Ji 6"' S 1 • i--.r".' 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Worsens , 'r cent I Rate I'( t)n#tt on tim' .National Prodtict a incas tire of the total t,(itjitit of goods and services in the nat ion last year flit' revised report said that (or all of 1973. real econonlic growth WIS 59 cent and inulat iona rv growth V, as 5 4 per cent Last month's Preliminary had placed real gross th at 5.9 per it ct ima I ed Inflationary growth S :t relilorted I odav 111 .11 uiilat ion in the closing three months (II 1 1 173 Was even worst' than earl icr $':.t imates. rising at an annual rate n#I H H per cent i'liis as the worst t'iteof inflation M 22 veat's since the 13 increase in the First quarter of 1951 flc govern ment a lso i'ef)rt ed that real groi,%th of the economy in ?ht' fourt h quarter of 1973 was 1 Ii cont . an increase tiver the ii'tliiii inai'v (1st iriiat P of 1 .1 l iter cent Ilic fig u res cont a met I in the I (Iilflfl(''('(' J)pit't rnent S t'eVl,NI A )2 1 .P ti on t' eli fill c'nt , .5i)A fln tthr,'A .6A.I. uSr4 ,' #6' ',,'ii #rrr'i qu 416w ñ? 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Ts r , o 'htsirs ustuintiin prs'r u anti up I \f *,it" pri,gra:n. %%lit( it iijis, ditotribull -ti lont. 11 ' Nt'u ftNI trucks tssj,is Nrazuut- r sailed fir 1.000 solunteers Iii tit ti first fthl out h Frid,i ,inul .in entire (]islinimt Ir lii .urst '.tisl tt,- ;trlgr,isli 1 'lit i I uru z 1hrite tilt 111(oll 10"'PIV- '-It' ll Ili' A0111d start ti'. ruliurig Il l'- I't'u uplt's In Neil' )ruigraIui Atl it's I'ssihlt' for it tit 1M'(l'huti' an i'ng"ung ;r r.uui • fr 'i'ufuo ('aluf•rnu,,s - its l'tt,r Pr iurilinan,,' us atluuptt'd f Illneri Moridall night 'look no tt• t ~`Ifltl; Mc $2 111,1114111. to,ov vall ft- vil 1110AXIII sqile' ,i ununth for l uutturutfts," lit.itst iuil fit • - -1 - lJ)\( u(K)l) • lush ilujilut-atituit if effort uth a rrsultun sains ti, the t;i. f 1St rs • Nr ulilt r . Th'rt' L i s erui ttth,' titus tidu,mat,' a , Pill Ill"ASNIfocrexecuti,tesaiii livilecIflil-11 !_ ' it i lh lHJ\\ l,SJ I_S IIt'ralil Suiff fl ritrr , uuuuint' )4,jjt her freedom, W- rk flit se ttingup tht ,r,trauuI gets under ' v Act"ton Over Roads !!iI I ls.:ir '-r itt ;,or::,,:, ll.rt ( fit fit' the program as finançi-it S*) 000 of his and II 5 uuuullioru ft f foundations i • ltan&luIju ' - / Pt I 'It. _____ • ii lksrsr s• tt' tie S uumullion Isi thstrubutiuun jri r uum frutuiptesl bs demands fruiui hu - III tP' . e/ays d If 1 - S)rvis. 37. and Cher. 7, were married Oct. '7. 1% '.Jve' a S.year..old daughter. Chastit CBS had no unmetliate *ord on' how the separ ould affect theirhighly rated television series. and ('her (Thns lir *'('Ulatic)fl. 11 . Al' K' NI is se'ekin lt'.iI .traton from his wife and singing partner, (1 er , kesman for the entertainer sass e spokesman said the peithori filed Tuesda rr. inctlable differences Lrnorsof a marital rift het%Ieen the two popular'enterL*ntt had bet'n circulating for monU in Hollywoo I Vegas. l( Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974-3A Brief 1 I. LongwoodD X K fll p ~ ~""`, I I i The Sanford Herald 119 ROLAIDS ~!,ol~,- co ., ,4,i I .I , t d T a !, ,, I , — 66I -' S —ir - 1(1,-,, AIriiss III • _...__ - W IV A% - f j oit'- - - - •' ' -. T-s '- I �4. 1 I , - .___€--.• 4A—The Sanford Herald ._t •.iI' : , ''ow • COPLEY NEWS Canadian Energy Minister Donald MacDonald made it clear on a recent trip to Washington that his country Is taking a "Canada first" attitude toward Its oil and gas resources. The United States cannot look for an Increase in oil available for export from Canada to ease the fuel shortage here. Nor will the Canadians charge anything less than the "fair market value" for the oil they do sell us—a price now sharply higher due to the worldwide increases triggered by the Arab states. This is disappointing, but not surprising. Canada, Japan and European nations that will be represented at an energy conference called by President Nixon in Washington have tended to put their own interests first and cooperation second in their approach to the energy crisis, This tendency for nationalism to assert itself in Limes of shortage or fear of shortage of any commodity needs to be borne in mind as the United States approaches another decision in- pipeline." This time, the question is how best to utilize 'alving an "Alaska the huge natural gas deposits discovered along with a treasure of oil around Prudhoe Bay on Alaska's North Slope. Until the importance of becoming self-sufficient in energy was driven home to the United States by the Arab oil embargo, it seemed logical to bring this gas to our homes and industry by a pipeline cutting across Canada and making the gas avdilable to customers in Canada as well as the United States. The plan would call for a $6 billion investment by a consortium of U.S. and Canadian companies Now, with self-sufficiency a guiding principle in our energy policies, an alternate proposal is under consideration calling for construction of a natural gas pipeline parallel with the oil pipeline that will be built from Prudhoe Bay to the Alaskan port of Valdez. The gas would be liquefied for shipment by tanker to Ports on the West Coast of the IJ Ited states. - ,UIifLIrb t'raLb TELEPHONE 322. 2611 831 9993 SANFORD.FLA 32771 WALtER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publish,, WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Aswiase Publishw F RANK VOLTOLINE. General Man.g.r JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Assoclas, Editor DAVIDA. 8RYANT F. GIELOW Comptroller WINIFRED M.nsgin Editor BOB LLOYD City Edftor DEWEY ROBINSON C4rcu1afjodM,,r - JRICHARDS ROY (PRE EN Sports Editor Advertising Manager JANE CASSELBEF1RY Mechanical Supt. MaI Alaskan Pipeline U.S. RAY STEVENS PretRoom Foreman E4I$. and technical problems. However, the scale obviously tilts toward the transAlaska pipeline on two major considerations. The 26-trillion cubic feet u gas in northern Alaska cannot be counted as part of our "seif-sufficent" energy resources if R must be transported across foreign soil in an internationally-owned pipeline—our long history of friendly relations Welcome News Loss WASIIINGTGN (AP) — The Democratic victory In the Michigan cingress1onal district formerly represented by Vi ce President Gerald R. Ford has striking subsLince to the given fears of many Republicans that Watergate and President Nixon mean electoral disaster in November. It deals a sharp, and perhaps fatal, blow to the persistent contention by GOP Nntlonal Chairman George Bush that Watergate won't hurt Republicans who had nothing to do with it. Victorious Democrat Richard VanderVeen had based his campaign against Republican Robert. Vandcrl..aan on the theme that Nixon should resign so that Ford could assume the presidency. But few observers thought this would he sufficient to turn the solidly Republican district which has elected only GOP congressmen since iio, into the second straight Democratic victory of the six special congressional elections scheduled between now and June. With the lmpechment Investigation of President Nixon gaining steam in the House Judiciary Committee, mrigrewnen of both parties have been watching these special elections to sec If PresidentNixon's Watergate, economic and energy troubles will rub off on GOP candidates. The First special election, in Pennsylvania's 12th district Feb. 5, produced a narrow Democratic victory in a merginally Democratic district for. mely represented by a Republican. Die margin was so that both parties saw encouragement In the result. "--•'-- ' llS Home o. fullIGIPTION 11111AT" IF5Il'Ji MISS 'Sure is time for a thaw !' victory In Michigan is as clew- $14 205 Months By Mail In Flo-rods All Other P,jii SilO Mcnth ' Same As Home Del 70 17 mos U 5 Pqt,',i Rquia$ons povtó~ that all mail subscription,, be paid n advance Entered 05 s.cond class mailer August fl. 1500 at the, Post Office of fanfd, Florida 37771 No par' of any material, news or advertising of this edition of , TI. the publisher of The Herald Arts' ,ndvv'dual or frm responsible for suCh reproduction will be cens,dertd us .nlringrmg on The Herald's copyright and w,ii beheidliablefor damage' under the law Published daily and Sundays. except Saturday *iPOt ir,riitenperrnion of The Herald is a member of the Associated Press *hich ' entitled tsti,Sivity to the use for reproduction of all tPie 0(41 news printed in th'I newspsper Herald Area Correspondents Ann Riley Black Community Marva Hawkins Gil 999 322 S.118 Cost Controls Are COPLEY NEWS of higher meat recoin, ndatlon that Congress let the government's power to control AixIl 30 is wekome news. By that date controls will be lifted over all areas of the economy except petroleuci arid health care. At Present the council Is keeping a lid on only 28 per cent of retail prices and 57 per cent of wholesale prices, less than 40 per cent of wages and salaries are under controls, It Is hard to believe that pricts and wages in recent rnonUia would have thaved much differently if t he gradual lifting of controls under Phase 4 had proceeded even more rapidly. The price of anything we buy is going to be controlled in the end by how much It coats to produce it, how much of It there Is to go around, and how badly the customer wants it. Dhtona. DsBary Enterprise Faiwiette Edwards $743363 319-5705 Oslwn Mrs. Clarence Snyder Ahamoni' Spdns Elda Ncho's 'III Winter Sp ings TartgI,w.od, E. Estrtas Casselbscry. Fern Park Q.ldenrid. Ekstbrook $fl92 or 671.2331' 3fl-4i1 Nancy B'ath Sn.5'3! prices this spring, did. If meat Is going to be scarce, controls will not make It more plentiful. They are likely to make it even more scarce, and more cxpensive, too, That lesson poses question about the administration's desire to maintain ceilings beyond April 30 on the price of oil products and on charges for medical care and hospitalizatIon. In his economic mes'-age President Nixon expressed his dhifflusionment with controls applied to the economy across 9w' bed to check inflation. We must assume that he regards the fuel - shortage and the threat of skyrocketing medical costs as 'special circumstances" In which he believes controls can be helpful "for short periods." The question, however, is whether it is workable and fair to apply controls to one -indu try or commodity, or one group i.... s of people and not to another, even for a short period. Striking turckers rebuffed the President's freeze on diesel fuel The good, the bad and the Ignorant Geneva Oviedo Davie Liz Math ieua In Last Gasp ' Ille gowriunent learned the same lesson Last year that the housewife Don Oakley 322761! caius his Bakei' 36$ $207 Jo.rteabb 671.2s" control powers die is especially significant In view of the market conditions now developing which will probably lead to another period Lake Monroe im Mzoi named "Alpha Four," show new cificrepandea and unreporteI contribution cit at least i million. (NEW For moat people, all this business about witchcraft, tW occult, and now exorciem, is so much amusing nomen,w,, a paath (ad fbi so with many of the more sug gestible, 'however, Clergymen have been called to the al of ten-asters rifi after seeing the currs'nt film about devil 0041111011111101. Church officials have been flooded with inquiries from persons who believe that they or others, are possessed by demons, Inevitably, peopie ye come forwardwith stories of how they undrrw,nt exorcism, even as theologians have f ound it nect-ssnmy to warn that the movie distorts church teachings. ft would be funny if It were not In some csses quite tragic. It is also sad to be told that in this supposedly rational and scientific age, such a film is on Use way to breaking all eeords The Salem trials are not really that far behina us.. Ttose who feel the; scier.cc has taken the "mnystery" out of prices, Indicating that they are THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY BROIL Compact "TAKE-ALONG" combination Electric Burner-Range and Broiler Grill-top broiler doubles as a burner over 800 watt tubular element controlled by on-off Switch. Burner range equipped with 700 watt tubular ek rn ent ccn' trolled by infinite siitch. Perk coffee; cook vegetables and broil steak at the same time I AFL-CIO Proposes a ' The hlggest unfulfilled heed In wheelchairs, the center's draft concluded, is to make them narrow enough to carry their passengers bathroom doori, Qthiga recentstudy wt ut u. w heelchairs m"a''S uuuvniy The labor federation's executive council referred ('hanging the law would resolve the problem of those I tit relate the norinal retirement age of the social security prograin lii the gri'win, social pat- Swivel Rocker . ' Ina resultitmin adp!t'd lues. I . ________ .... • Dining Room S000d Quality .' Construction - •Choice Of Print, Check Or Solid /7I ' ..ç\ $124.50 f ." ' 1 I :LLL v I Table, China : $349 • Living — \_ N i is inertl ihmiet'S tleIl i By Famous Manufacturers Includes: Couch, 2 Chairs, End Tables. Cocktail Table. / all social security beneficiaries until national health insurance ;"l Durable Herculon , Reg. 559 ~ W•W 11 I X0 rca- special, powered models. The company has c ,fl5 L4 Arms, . their in. .. 1,iust See To Appreciate Plaid Fabric, Featuring Gracefully Curved Wood " - •' ,.\._-' • •t:c'' 11 • $9950 li/i I iI •• AI . A - Fabric . \ I" Provincial Styling, Off White & Fruitwood Finish, Destinclive, Eleqant. Suites Includes ing Wriefits on a worker's iinpleint'nted it'rn of retirement before age 65 The AI'lClO said its proposirifl Ill the iflcri;islflg number of al "ulI m effect, establish early retirement provisions'' in 'flexible lime if retirelabir contracts, the leaders men!.. th.it would allow workixplained ers i greater range of retire. for ELi firmly defended '.4 Consolidated . present decline below age 65," the len )ears of earnings as in pricouncil said. itt' pension plans, and provi"There is, therefore, a need sion if medicare coverage for forwheelchairs, •pers. Making freight rates more The center .contended, however, that tiiere is coskierabie flexiable at 3 thm of inpredictabb data shming that "M per cent of WuIta can fit coaftUtily Into fuel prices Is Indeed a more chaIrs 30 Inches wide or k"Of productive way of meeting the C*u investigation shows that th. top three E&J officers, a ll complaIn ts of truckers. members of the Jennings family, collected more than 1500,000 a Mr. Nixon ties the need for con- year In salaries, dividends and other benefits -not Including a trols on medical charges into his generous retirement plan. hope for speedy enactment of his E&J's AmerlcancwptJ', the engineering said, new health Insurance program. He are content to sell virtually the same models as E&J,center at virtually tears an 'explosion" of medical the same prices. cosU like that which occurred when In Los Angeles, a spokesman - - b2, but only with sharply re(tuc(1 social security benefits man) workers %%L i lt continue tip narrow - alltfwworkerstnre(jreatage6 without major lcis if lienefils. Ili-it F oil Retirement At 60 Tuesday to 'the growing ociaI forced to live on low, reduced pattern if retirement before benefits. the 1%F11-ç10 said. mi council also proposed libage 65" in citing the need For inure flexible retirement rules er.ilizing the definition of "disThe council, which ha3 no 1biIity" in the ocial security mandatory retirement ixdic' law t' aid older pe rso ns who itself and whose eldest member 'exist in an economic no-man's is, stressed that its proposal land, unable to work but not d oes o-, forced earl% uligible for social security ilis.itltt benefits.' rt'tire:iit:it "With i.'n:run ec.r.onuit- arid wiilfors inducing early re rerinimintlatitins Other tin'mnent, it seems inevitable' ialted Fur inedificatiun uf the' the retirement age for benefit formula by bas- m_ swampea we t 72 !. S1IA1tfEA('hI,Ap,_,Fl, changes in Federal law to per('I() union chiefs, led b 79. mit retirement between age ycarold (;tirge Meany. have and 65 with a less than full ac. proposed changes In social tuaruil reduction In benefits. security regulations that would II is now possible to retire at willing to pay whatever 11 costs lot more fuel as long as they can "pass Ore bathroo door is both private homes and public facIlW Is lani through" the higher costa to ship. than 24V1 Irichits" - too __--- I MODEL NO. 2846 particularly attractive to handicapped the Medicare and R RANGE - COOK 3 ways simultaneously! wheelchairs "We went through all the paper work and th the saInan asked where I wanted the wtieetjj. shipped," Hotchkiss said. '1 gave him my American address and Pi. told me he broad range of models Is The eooncil' -..-.. - decision to let is r La). Psmt City 1111" in 261 1 — . For GOP most prices and wages expire on 12 Month $75 40 I Year ____ ByJACKANDERSON*AdL&SWIIHTET4 WASHINGTON - Secit clocwnenta from the In Michigan means Trouble a - It more. This is all In addition to the $60.2 million In contributions finally admitted by Nixon fund-raisers last September under heavy pressure from Common Cause. Buri ed nthatwhopping kitty was a$10,gift collected from a pair of Miami businessmen by the President's crony, banker & beRebuw. Thepar nAtian tic investors o( Miami, Jay I. Kistak and Alec Cotatelis, gave the money to Reboao hoping he would tell the President about It. "ff you're gothg to nta contribution," KIsIak told us candidly, "you want to get as elm to the guy as you can gel, don't you" cut as It was unexpected, and President Nixon amassed a than those elections, Democrat As far aswe can determine. Rebozo turned the money over to Ford had won 61 per cent In similar margin In 1972. But In a VanderVeen polled more than the campaig n without belaboring President Nixon about It. his two most recent elections turnout significantly smaller 53 per cent of Monday's vote. In previous cases, as we have reported, Rebcw collected — elm , 'Sw'. lift II 'flit S 5UWC1.1 I iU5JflO UISI VSW, IS '.flhl Mn tfl via brothers, who founded the WinnE)ixie supermarket chain. The new $1 million discrepancy was turned up by in'estlgattx-s for Common Cause. The citizens' lotty got some of Its information, we have discovered, by threatening to serve a subpoena on Rose Mary Woods, the President's secretary. Under this pressure, the White House turned over her list of secret contributors to Common Cause. The citizens' group aiso has winnowed data from sealed depositions of Rebo, Nixon lawyer Herb Kaimbach and others Finally, they have obtained an alphabetized four-column list titled "Alpha Four," containing contributors' names and financial work papers of the Nixon re-election committee. Besides this curiously unaccounted for $1 million, the Common Cause sleuths believe many millions more In donations 0 remain unreported, but they lack documents to back it up. There Is evidence, For Instance, that huge sums were pledged to the Nixon campaign and secretly paid Into state committees to avoid federal accounting. One committee was set up urxlec the Republican National Committee's umbrella, but money was funneled out of it for White House uses, the sleuths found. Large afixiunts were also "contributed In kind" In the form of airline tickets, rent-a-cars, credit card charges and the like. FOOTNOTE: Common Cause lawyers Mitch Rogovin and Ken Guldo, who pried loose most of the new data, refused corninert except to say new court action is planned soon. Lawyers for the Nixon fund-raisers did not return our calls. ROLLING OVER THE HANDICAPPED: An American company, which has cornered a dominant share of the world mfrø& in I.. k.... ....a .., .....si__ . I M IJ I4I 'U1J 'R [VU.Uia up t ie ITUUIOn a year in sales at the expense of his evintry's handicapped. h, a Still confidential draft repor~ an Centw for Conicented Engineering charges that Everest and Jennings International Is selling virtually the some wheelchairs in America f or $49 that It markets In G reat Brita in for $I3S.lp rated the BrlsLAh chair as being better, sine, It is equipped with penewnatk front 1p Urea. In West Germany, E&J Is faced with email innovative competitors. The center's engineers said E&J markets many types of advanced machines In Geriany to meet Uua dallerige and I ncludes such options as luggage racks, which are not available here. Rail Hotchklas, director of the agineerIng center, said he made an international tow' cbeck1ig, the svailatAlity of wheelchairs and found that the hindlcapped Jr. other cowitries fare better than Americans both in price and in design. fare During his Investigative trip to Eng!and, Hotchkiss said he visited the largest E&.J diatrtbut and placed an order for 10 BILL ____ Olu Pflo¼gr.mor ,Feb. 20,1974-5A I with Canada notwithstanding. Furthermore, a second pipeline following a 790mlie route already established for an oil pipeline across Alaska raises far fewer questions of vironmental Impact than the proposed 1,500-mile pipeline following an entirely new route across the Yukon and Northwest Territories of Canada. On these two points alone, bringing Alaskan gas to U.S. consumers through our own pipeline and aboard our own ships looks like the logical course to follow, Federal energy agencies and oil and gas companies are now weighing the pros and cons of the two proposals, which include cost factors dose Jack Anderson Of '72 Campaign RALPH HAYS DORIS WILLIAMS CHRIS NELSON S Secret Documents CHARLES HAYS Ccufditor I 1 Wednesday, Feb. 20. 1974 Let's Build The 300N. FRENCH AVE, / -- For Gas Reserves 1r 1 S .- 50 eoo\ Similar To Illustration V onstantly resources of our health can system. improved ta Amecan product.,he said, and profits were Rather than res3rt to controls, high. wouldn't it make more sense to O'NEAL'S SIDE: In phase in new health programs Maston O'Neal, DGa., December, we told how 1mm Rep contacted his old House colleague, Smai gradually at the same time the Business Administrator Th)csas Kleppe, about $ coetract for personnel and facilities are being O'Neal'i son-In-law, O'Neal declined to return our call at the developed to cope with the in. time. Now, he has assured us he did not contact kleone on the creasing demands for treatme'it, contract, baton adlffererg business thus relieving the pressure that increases costs? The government may find it Is as Impossible for a free economy to be controlled a little bit as it Is for a woman to be a little bit pregnant. . -- - TABLE 1 :4* 0 I — - Sunny Yellows, Bright Blues, Sparkling Whites Combined To Add Color To Your Dinette Or Kitchen Round Table -z ,,- F WIF1111 ill LCd V & 4 Lfl irs 139 0 ' low) OUfld Table 2haI R rs 1r14, -- — SPECIAL TABLE Children's Shoes WILSON Well, nothing Is forever couples heading for the altar these days might well ponder the admonition of Satchel Paige- "Never look behind you' something might be gaining on you." Or words to that steadiy gaining on the marriage rate. - LADIES' FLATS & HEELS life (as if the universe were not still full of mysteries) should look into the story of the long battle between science and superstition. At one time, waves of mass hysteria swept over Europe. These were not fads but deadly serious disturbances to the social fabric. Over the centuries., millions of human being.s perished in purges or witches and devils. Those who dared claim that there were rational explanations for disease, earthquakes the motion of the planets, often did so at the peril of their lives. It Is only the slow and painful accretion of scientific knowledge over the centuries that enables us today to laugh at superstition. But sckmce Is reportedly out of favor among the young, and the universities, those ba*$on$ot rallonalinn,, now oiler tlssm MUMS in Astrology, Wltcncralt and the oc• cult. Will they now appoint resident exorcI.sts effect. The re were more marrIages last year than the year before, but also more divorces, and the divorce rate is Jelly Bean Dinette Suites lb mutter concenthsg his son-Inlaw. O'Neal - - . d'ni.s i. I..ii.,,... tueppe financial stake on his son-In-law's firm. or Uwt be has any IBEHOTS WORLD Similar To ..\NIllustration - MA FURNITURE COMPANY "A long time ago we .ont sone guys, sw,Oso namcs I dOIt r.me(nbv, tp to .ldab. I wa just wondering, did we eyr Wino 'ant ha,k" --- 311 E. FIRST STREET SANFORD 274E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-5622 A S84.50 $6750 �—-- - 6A--The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 20. 1974 A verage ø SALE /ff1i,, SPECIAL GROUP L -- Dresses and Pantsults — 'p Driver To Get . 1 7 G NOTIONS 22 Blouses - -- - I 70~ . 'I ' mwhill EACH over S,. the - ''' LAYAW AY A- - - - . . -' II hardships suffered by busi - - - A j - en s - Long LONG SH RTS I -- Dress & Sport Styles, Solids A Patterns Buy . orna Get Second For Only Shin -- THURS. - OS R Swirl Skirts Misses, Juniors Ualf Sizes r - 00 l FRI. TAMPA, Fla m APi SAT. ONLY 204 E. FIRST ST. PH.322-1811 r. it Bear Lake Fire Control District has opened a second Which is located on North Street near the Sanlando Motor Vehicle IlIsPectiOn station. H boasts four paid firemen, 12 volunteers slatio, Mill, $ 00 .. .Ir4. L I_IL \. ' , - ' Intl ir U Fifty"it was like a bomb went off There were no children aboard five people were injured, tour inside those trailers," said at the time and the driver seriously. as tornadoes ripped a Sheriff's Maj. John Kirk, who caped with only minor injurien, 12-square mile path of destruc- inainned a command post at the deputies said. t.on through Tampa suburbs. stricken Citrus Park site in A sheriff's deputy estimated police say. northwest HillsbDrough County. darnage at $2 million over the The twister-s which hut this Trees were down ears widespread area. Gulf "cia-st area late Tuesday, sanbsbed, mobile homes leveled left nearly too homeless and and wreckage scattered," he h%L%L trailers tind cars in said. twisted ruin, police said. A wonnand ayearld girl suffered skull Fractures and '•.Y, ' 4 4,, " I - . 7 ii - . / DEPARTMENT' STORE - 213 E. IF I RST ST. ' The N1C materials fkr in- take his puppet Lester with hum formation on bike riding. (in school-safety presentation% boating, safct in the home and and that the new literature will lIme National Child Safety on time bus as well as a myriad contain 1.ester's picture so Council N(Ci has Joined if other safety topics, children will be able to relate to forces with the Seminole Taylor said the SCSC offering the uniformed puppet as some. County Sheriff's tlepart,uient to will lit in well with safety pr thing ofacelebriIy and asafety. particular age group r .iut r iii 'nlmriu' - 'mime. '. - - TUIIbtrflI(y .1ii IHUJ.ru.•JMu •, £11&&g&J - 0 419P ' 41 d1l yp ri -OL FALL ASSORTED —I .0. Dresses \ F Al l J4 EXC anges Special Gift For Youl At least 39 other, remained hospitalized with head wounits and t)roktn limbs. of ficialssaid. -p,c rest were treated and released "We still aren't sure if one twister did all this damage or hether we had two or three ' A - V' A, I RACK Ladies' touch down said Kirk. Amttwr swirling gust oj wind Blouses Lonq a Short Sleeve 01 ~ This ~Iieasonls Ladies Lifestride % PRICE Shoes !/2 ____ Kv PRICE Length Boots - — The Monroe - j /7 / I PRICE - -______ - - $ 6 E. FI R ST ST. PH. 322.354 Famous Maker _______ ' 1 - Men's Sul*ts ' - . Jot 110"I Sport 0 / Coats .. Blouses' " - m ,n L' 2 Body / • '•j Good Selectio suits While They Last' - 4 \, Ladies' Dress ' I ASSORTED Gloves --a. - i Doctrine Briefs .. k & 4 IvroAf These beautiful parchment documents are ideally Suited for framing. Excellent reference material for students of all ages. A IL MIAMI i M llwre usu good chance that Florida will set up and regulate inininnuil standards for child care centers this year, says State Sen. Ken. neth M, Myers. ' Hand & Both Towels - Jewelry Belts 2 AFL I\ !)ISCUSMON ... Lester 1 center) flanked by Taylor (left) and Learnan Costume Ladies" QUALITY BRING THIS AD AND PICKUP A FREE PORTFOLIO THURS.-FRI.-SAT. 22 *Panties 52 Dress & Casual While They Last! / EA Selected Group Rings& Earrings 20 22 EA 3 D YS ONLY Men's Shori bleeve LADIES FAMOUS BRAND OOTS Ladies EVERY LAMP IN THE STORE ASST. STYLES & SIZES Panty Hose Support Stockings Stock Sport Shirts Ladies' Ladies' Limited $3 2~ ffats Dujimicrath rww appear to be in I day E k. Florida Iud a list if suggesicit standards fur da, care LntPr3, but 110 wily to enforce the rultm, Myen said, PR. Values to rCoordnated / ' i - ) Slacks PRICE 4107 SHOE 208 E. FIRST ST. SMNFORD - • - -. , - 'I. — - PH4, 322-0204 ' ,_I - - . ; . - - - - ' - SANFORD 116W. FIRST ST. • ' • $3 $4 Blouses Infant 5 ~~ Wear Misc. Stock2 22 - .- - p . - ' .--___(_ I 0 Playsuils, eswim Suits QSkirts "'Dresses 22 PER ITEM COMPANY, SANFORD 0 0 PH. 22.5181 - I t •• • -. . . . -- 201 E. FIRST STREET PH. 322-1481 - - . -- AND FURNITURE 1-47" STORE $3 Summer Hats -- Values to $8.00 22a 14" men's 2 Special Sale Rocks Shirts 22 Sizes 22 $322 2EA before the legislature, said chilolren i~uffer because their parenLs work. -&Hiany legislators tend to think INil because their wives are foliate with tlk- thildren 11 Vws L% Ilk- cd In every fain!. ly, bring them statistics about the - 3 To . - C $ PR. - Licensing - - • ThePId e ge 0fAll' Pled All eg iance -- EXQUISITE FORM Mag c Lady - *The Star-Spangled Banner - ______________ PRICE 1,f#) To $1 4.00 Lincoln's GettySburg Address day vare tvnter bill currently Shoes Values PAIR i iTibIe 1/2PRICE / - --. toppled a school bus several miles away twar Cmnsbatw LakeandU,S.flighway4l. child vare centers in Dade County Tuesday. said there has been -I bitter seven-year struggle fi or day care licensing. *-Various interest groups 11lve It,ught %cry hard against d,a) care licensing. but this year I think we have an excellent 4.1144not,III get a bill adopted.'* lie " -- - Val ues The Constitution - 5*112a '.\ / t- HISTORIC DOCUMENTS INCLUD E S - -. Please Includes Sonic Longs , 1! A PORTFOLIO OF OUR NATION'S Expected 1j3 1, ONLY Day Care PRICE f AL "r'SIZES - 't Ladies' $ 22 , Final No Refunds hor 4 SPECIAL CLOSEOUT TABLE Pont I THUR S. FRI. - lion and two wormn were in guarded condition with multiple injuries late Tuesday at area BAWAUM AV Il PAIR ltnf+. •Dresses I I , Ladies' - " - Tennis Shoes...$1 22 9 S • , F;INr,. t1 M.tlIK • PAI R , - - Ladies' Indoor-Outdoor Slippers gram to promote chiid safety has already established. With the N(C materials we and fight drug abuse "I will reschedule my safety' will be able to offer a complete NCS(' is a federal tax exempt program now that I have this safety program," Taylor said and nun-profit organizauuon material," Taylor said. "1 will (-all area schools and Funded through local mer"I have never had a safety set up times to give one hour thiants, that provides safety budget and the materials presentations either in the literature, ters and films to to%1dt-ii b N('SC give me classroom or auditorium," law enforcemt'nt agencies, everything I would have needed Tayler said. John 1a,uuan, regional NC underabudgct,"Taylrj(d lanian will not acconipans uirthnator explain ed. NCSC I! now working to get Taylor on the school lecture The canupaign launched in the necessary materials to pass circuit, but he will offer advice Seminole ('cunty wi!l touch out lii children through the and act as the coordinator. . virtually every phase of safetv sN stem, Ta)-If)r cald Taylir explained. and 1,eanuin i4ill be working adding t1tal the program %as N0SC boosters %ill boe listed Milli Sheriff's SKI''JIbrold prhruirdy concerned with kin- in the Wely books distributed "Beau' 7a) lor. safety officer. dergarten and elementary at county schools and Ixaman The programuu will consist of sthmools but hopes were that s.iuti mns busintsmu iii uuttr. Iwesentations !o area s(*h(K)ls evcr~ student in the count), usted in making a donation to and % Ill include the distribution Aould have the safety litera. &fr&~ printing cost should ' . . / ' EACH 1-\ ' ? ., — 4 THURS.-FRI.-SAT. ONLY .- Safety Campaign Starts A -- - a 's '-, • 0 De partment - 22 • , ack 'n, rail and Robert Nakada. (Ilerald Photo by Joan Babbi Body Suits ; ip . - Ki VA Childrens, ) XIM . -omihi, ', Reg. rice B - A FALL & WINTER Electriviti, rates stioul(I reeve . - '1 'I, ;I fire (log nanied "Smokey." Station serves the SaIlland()_ SWeet%vater Oaks area on a 24 lir. basis. Left to right, Capt. G.M. of - - .. .' - l (-I . 111d g '. v .- V116 hiumi Pit utility rate con ever its intent has the cffet moth i lmu %take if it changed ftrince at the University of ti result of wasting othr utility ratestructuressolely for HoroLi sources includin lthnr in or. the purpose (if saving energy. 11he P-Sk'jxstponed a decisicn der (is save on electricity." he Irwin Stelzer. president of ,it utility ratcs and energy until said. tional Evon-)niw liesearch after a Jume 1811, lAveting w hen l ates, 't stilted I sti it sta ff ris and utility unit Fled tl t tru iist ilk a PSC heating on whether pony lawyers will get a chance power, Stelzer saidprixiut He o b. present rate structures lead I:j 11, cross-exatnine Stelzer. The jecled fit discounts for bulk wasted energ'. uimeeting was scheduled after users of electricity and high "One cannot hunk of con- the legislative session in case prices aimed at discouraging servatiun as Justified for its own !awiiiakers pass bills changing use. 'sake "r in its own right," utility rate structures. "1 would rather. see people Stelzer said. "It is JL'stIfied only Stelzer advised the IC that paying 11w Freight where the 10 the extent that the rtsults are Hiany factors other than energy vosts are incurred rather than worth the costs.' tinservation had to be consid- hiding subsidies all around the 11w e(Pinonust appeared al en-il in regulating utility rates. rate schedule," Stelzer said. AL - - NEWEST FIRE STATION TALIAIIAIMEE. Fla. iAl)i tht, Invit.*111oll of cvnijinssiuner "What %%I- Alould seek to .11, evono)Hitst says the Publit, Paula Hawkins. w ho s,-it(] she ,I% oid isa pohc% % Ilich hill. r. (OtIlllilSSui'fl would mint ((1 :--± ot • i •1 700 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-5244 Meaawhile. federal energy lioer cent hike, 111 will be some officia aL w rn ha h n-lit-f tnit rooming thig late. extra supply would not wt ri not hardly going to notice. On Utility Rate Increases , .. - PSC Postpones Decision OPEN f1:30 HyflOfll.IA)YI) retainer to rpresent ScOPA. year begins Oct. 1. building at the port west aftertests are msde, Ryan City Editor rinan Harold Board rnernbers agreed it) fflte3thte 4Oflthe St Johns said, Kastner said the bill submitted request the River from a well. 111yan d the well water has Seminole CountyPort t hu week for legal services down the statement and in Port Administrator Jun Uan been used for sanitary Iaciltles Authority iSCOl'M uimntwrs dates as far buck as last June. Future submit I monthly said he will t to recover the and bottled water being used have deferred payment of Kastner explained the statements, expense from Lake Monroe for drinking purposes. ' 12,167 to attorney William lumping of billing For services in other business, the board Utilities Co. The firm's water eight-nionth period . authorized payment for inmain serving the port ruptured Ityan reported 1,391 tons of itemized statement of legal included services rendered In s tallation of a 185.Foot 10 days ago and health officials rebar steel was shipped into the . services, both the 1972.73 and 1 9774 euerg'n'y water line to ser- alter this week are expected to port by barge last week by Hutchison is on a 150 a month Fiscal - years. The SCOPA Fiscal vice the new SCOPA office reertmfy the water supply Georgewn Steel Corp. T 107 W. lit a Ph. 32i.122o Attorney 's Fees ________ GARRETT'S 1 per cent, computed at 5.68 Instead, lie says the extra million gallons by federal ener- gasoline should go to alleviate Wednesday, Feb. 20,1974-7A ' $ i'ffi&ual John C. Withholds Port $ $ The Sanford Herald BIRTHDAV SAILIE! *Zippers .Buttons 8 THY A&K IAT 1) I'RI That's enough to supply the nesses dr.imatitalb relieve 11w state's More gasUine is expected to state For about one day and is '1 don't Feel that it should go tTitical Fuel shortage. •Trims •Belt & Buckle Kits move into Florida by the end of only a fraction of the 100 million to the man in the street when "it isn't going to relieve all 00 to •Hooks & Eyes tI'e week but the state's top gallons Gov. Iteubin Askew we've got businesses that are your problems," Sawhlll told i energy official says little of it says the state desperately shut do%n," Hutchinson said. Floricki delegation in Washing. will reach the average motor. needs. . Sen. Lawton Chiles, Fla., t(Jfl. "1 don't want to pretend 1st. 09 1 Under the FOoe, it's up said in Washingtonthey eHutchison until an that he had tht''1l be over." receive And gasoline dealer spoke to Askew to decide what critical given 11w EO Atlanta office a Sawhill's assistant, Dennis Sizes i to II men warned that the additional areas should get the gasoline. list of 10 counties where gaso- Bakke, said suppliers would be. gas would do little to quiet UREAD Askew's office said l'ut'sday line supplies were critical. Ken gin delivering the gasoline to c 00 FOR 00 growing discontent among the governor would not make Dupay. FEO regional admninisthe pumps later this week. to REG. 19c service station owners who any comment on where the fuel trator, said major oil cornThe boost was a one-shot deal have begun a shutdown protest, should go until he geLs more ponies had been told to get fuel but the state should be entitled PATTERNS 2nd Pattern 71w Federal Energy Office delails tin the bonus. New Sprilig Arrivals supplies to those counties as to another hike in March, Sawan nounced Tuesday that FloriBuy 1 But Askew's fuel allocation sotin its 1xissible. 41 R*q. Price ONLY 22c hill said. Ile declined to say how da was among 20 states to get director, Iloiner Hutchinson, The counties were Charlotte, large that hike would W. THURS. - FRI.- SAT. Missy 0 Juniors OPetiles an increase In its fuel allocation said lie plans to send only it Lee. Collier. Manatee, Sara. Jim Miller, president of the Urge and Half-sizes for February. small part of the gasoline to Sizes 3 II 121 i to 2412 - - - . . -- �'I BA—The Sanford Herald '1 - ' -'--. - .- ___ -1---- - -- •f-- -,- -.-------------- •-• -. =__-,.- - -. Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974 Mideast Pacif icatior News Talks Set Hijacking Attempted When Work Overwhelms You Defense Record Cited The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974-9A World Think Of Unpleasant Jobs naturally enough, that most trusting such a vital task to you could get with something packages are properly packed. mere tance. li ke a dishwasher. There It sits, Parts are rissing, supposedly, finally installed and working More likely there Is a formal after 3 days, 47 curses, 2 head from maybe I per cent of t he agreeable Jobs in the world. total. It Is an Interesting ac• schedule. conceived by an acscraped fingers and I ddent of statIstics how 99 per L'OWitaflt and executed by a near divorce. lake being the guy 'tho decent of the buyers get that one computer. It would decree to dks w ha t part to leave out of And still you have five screws leave out the front wheel bolt on ;r cent) the do-it-yourself kits, the first pa ckage, the chain on Just like those you put in and The responsibility and deci- the second one, the handlebar which look essential. Just i magine ha ving to spend slon making involved in such a nut on the thl, and so forth. your workday at a bicycle facYou t hen have two choices: tory deciding exactly whIch bolt Jb Is staggering. 'iO take It all out and start over sadistic There must be lust bow do you decide w ha t ior nut to leave out of each box, reading 11w directIons again, ha' the in pcndcring to leave out? tklight Or figuring out what essential NO even more carefully to nwke m rassed father with the assepart to not put Into each dish. Maybe It's random c ha nce. bled vehicle wondering where certain you didn't miss washer or air-condItioner or You Just close your eyes and anything; ib throw the screws those extra pieces go. garage' door opener for home grab a part. That probably Into the far corner under the installation. would work well enough, but it's If t ha t's a sort of mad pleas- counter where they'll never be hard to imagine any mc4c'rn ore for the guy in the bike 1`11c, open a beer and accept Boxes packed for profescorporate management en- tory, think what sort of thrill your wife's congratulations. sional installation oassembly must never be niLsing any parts, of course. Prerumabl' ga sonic coding scheme rcg'ilates - WHICH the THERE'S no energy crisis at Barnum Florida const rtiction of Biniling Bros WAY TO Cliv. STATION smallest man in the world, Ioi'Int's, "push" a plodding work. arid Barnum & Bailey Circus World as 5O-ear veteran clown Lou Jacobs and Michu, the both featured pachyderm hich box gcts to the priik.s. sionil and which is relegated to the father who won't put it together until later. I Companies contend, to INTERSTLTE COMMERCE COMMISSION NOTICE FINANCE DOCKET N0 271M o . T ft Al N C OR P OPEPATION RAIL PASSENGER AND AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORT S E ft V I C C BETwE£N LOUISVILLE, KY., AND SAN. LEGAL NOTICE FORD.FLA STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING FINANCE DOCKET NO. 77125 Theregular annua l rneetsngof the AUTOTRAIN CORP.. SEABOARD %tQ(khold(.fs of The Citlten Bank i COAST LINE RAILROAD COM OvifdQ,Oy.ed, Florida, will beheld PANY OPERATING at the new bank building located at AGREEMENT t.OUISVILLE ISa Geneva Drive. Oviedo, Florida. AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD at 3 00 p M. on Wednesday, COMPANY February 77, i7i for th election o Th. Commerce Interstate (T) the tran(t, Comrr.-n riere-t,y gives notice bc5ness as my prccerly that ordcr dated Feb 11, 1971. it come before the meeting. as cern determined that (il the L H Webb prosat by the Seaboard Coast Line Iiecutiv, Vice President Railroad Company and thd PubliSh Fib 13, 20, I97 iouisville and NalhvlIe Railroad DEY SO Company to operat, the properties or part thereof of AutoTra n Cor P4011CC UNDER FICTITiOUS ourat,ovt between Louisville, Ky NAME STATUTE and Sanford. Ila., (7) the proposal TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Op AutO Train Corporation to Notice is hereby given lhat the acQuire Irackage rights over and undersigned, pursuant to the ioint use of cerlan l,,*s of railroad "Fictitiot. Name Statute," Chapter 04 t he ouiSville and PlathviIe 56505,Fla Stat (I7l),willregister Railroad Cornpeny between with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Louisville. Ky., and Montgomery, Volusia County, Florida. upon Ala , a d'stanc, of approximately receipi of proof of the publication f 115 miles, and certan lines of this not,ce. the liCtitiQj name railroad of the Seaboard Con) Line CAUSEWAY NORTH, A General Railroad Company between Mon Partnership under wfvicpt the un IQOmefy, Alt and Sanford, Fla a dersigned will conduct business at distanceofapprosimafeiy 537miles. 500 HIghway I) 2. Fern Park, and (3) ih application by Auto Florida. Train Corporation to operate a Leland W Fricie passenger autoferry service bet Thomas Robertson w*en Louisville. Ky and Sanfor d, CharleS Taylor Fla. do AOl Constitute a rnact David Jofinson Federal action signifi.,antly if Publish. Feb 20. 27. March 5, 13. tecting the quality of the hur,,an 1574 envronrndqt? within tPie meaning of Legal Notice Exorcism Expert Will Fig gh Devil Demon In Enalanct - Ill MIt. ('IllI'I' - - - r'$y LONDON— While instances of alleged demon possession are common among Primitive peoples, there recently have been hur,druls of such cases among people in England. The phenomena associated with demon possessior, in solve mental derangement, the awareness of evil spirits doing actual physical harm, and a sense of malevolent beings inducing acute terror. While it seems to be agreed that some aspects of dementia are psychological and can be cured by psychiatry or medical pastoral care, numerous cases fall outside of these and defy normal curative processes. The bishop of London recent)ytook the step of appointing diocesan adviser on the exorcism of evil spirits, Prebendary Henry Cooper, 65-year-cold rector of St. George's in Bloomsbury. I. Cooper has been a student of demon poscsslon for years. His advice and help in apparently Incurable cases are sought beyond his parish boundaries. Unlike many of his contemporaries who have been indined to view denion possession with some skepticism as Prebendary Cooper believes that ordinary parish priests, than Professional exorcisers, should be helped to understand tiis phenomenon and deal with it in the name rather a -- Ind i.o other picture. Not only was exocism one of the earliest gifts promised and practices In the Apostolic era, but orders of service In which the power and love of ('sod are sought for dealing with evil spirits recently have been formulated In the Church of England. or , - no more than it religious fi.*'iii of lflentl imbalance, Dr. Cooper treates the power of evil with great seriousness, While this power more frequently shows itself by localizing In certain houses, it also takes up residence within the human persoaality, he believes, and In such cases the ordinary treatments of medicine are powerless to dislodge the spirit. This is where exorcism Icasung out) conies Into the Copky Nesvs Sen ice aa----- - , (Jr . of Christ. London's Sunday Telegrsph, In a recent editorial, was critical of the "army of psychiatrists, materialists, . humanists, freethinkers, and modernist clergymcn" through whom the comfortable notion of the nonexistence of an evil power has been spread, 'thereby tempting the ordinary Christian to low-er hic ,,,,mrrf -- t - —a WASHINGTON (All) retary ofSthtdnenryA - q r Kissinger has repeatedly said he was willing to act as a gobetween In the Israeli-Syrian dispute should both sides show readiness il drop their insistener on rigid preconditions This condition, U.S. officials and diplomatic observers hint, has now been fulfilled. Hut in what way remains secret. Kissinger has met with Israeli Ambassadur Suneh'a Dinitz several times within the past few days, ptesurlit)1v receiving frcm the iiipktii.it the Israeli position Fahtiuy and Sakkaf presented Nixon with a message from the heads of state of Egypt. Saudi Arabia. Syria and Algeria arid these' apparently convlr,cetl o i• Pir!li ,, Nixon tlwthew(iuIdbe justified p i' WASHINGTON ON API Sec retary of State Henry A. Kissingcr today puts aside Middle East dsstraution,s to fly to Western Hemisphere meeting Ill Mexico CIty with his promised "new dialogue" between the United States and Latin venture, - - This NCR 1 0-Key ELECTRIC Adding Machine dIlatory means of settling disputes over expropriation of properties owned by U.S-based . ( rI 10 Kissinger, a normally ebullient figure, faces the tricky problem of making his iit.-srk in this new fi'runi while' Do you want the county commissioners to spend 6.8 million dollars for expansion, with people out of work and inflation running wild? — * RENT and apply rental - towsrd purchase ' ' 11glorgestum po;a of 5159 50 . tr> ing to persuade 11w' other foreign ministers thit old Y.Illk('e tniperuiillsm'' and U S ihimiti nat 11111 are dead. '' Do you think the assistant county attorney should get upwards of $70,000.00 per year drawing up oppressive and undemocratic ordinances? s 5437700 1.3 last N,i.,..a i- I. Do you believe the county commissioners abuse their power in 'home rule government"? * * Would you vote for these five men again? 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Come to the Citizen's • month ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS MOST OP OUR SERVICES Wo"COSTYOUNORN THAN A PEW PUNUTIL IrmI _l __ firms. j * His southward put off b) the October War and then peace negotiations, is a longplanteil a_tempt lii convince the 23 other governments that Washington supports a new "spirit of community and solidarit lie will try to avert any brawl over Cuba and will seek con- - - was America. ,x12 Larger sixes at compdrabl. 11w prices a - was Mexico Conference insurance, contractor, and drug sales interests) then listen to the many individuals and groups who are asking to be heard but are ignored by callous government officials. - was To SICK of county government for the few (controlled by certain real estate, MOSCOW (AP) Italian actress Gina Lotlotrlgida is visiting the Soviet Union this week. She's taking photographs of one of the world's most interesting men. But she Isn't saying exactly who. 'We're keeping that a secret," she said In an interview Tuesday. Mis,s Lollobrlgicia Is traveling around the world on assignment from the Ladie,s' Home Journal to take plcturns of men she and the magazine consider the most fascinating. The auburn-haired actress, who had a bouk of her photographs published last year, said of photography: "1 like it better than films because in acting, you depend on other people. But In photography, you're your own creator." - Kissinger 4 Gina In Russia PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (API Government forces pressed a three-prong attack today against about 300 Khmci Rouge rebels nci'thsest of Phnom Penh, field reports said. A large armor-backed column met stiff resistance from a rear-guard element as t moved from the north , attempting to link up with two government brigades driving up from the south. The rebel pocket reported about 10 tidies from the capital, Progress by the government forces reported slow desptle close artillery and air support. Reports from the front said the Khmer Insurgents, hiding In bunkers and rice paddy furrows, struck at the government troops with small arms, mortars and armor-piercing rockets. Government casualties have been light, military ohscrv s&id., MeomEhil, rebel gunners struck TueI*nth posIUo,s along Phnom Penh'tsOuthern front, and government gr,und for ces there fa iled again to advance against the guns that have been shelling th e city. The situation described as "still critical." Military rourcrs said 1 government troops were killed and 32 wounded in four actions around Phnom Penh Tuesday night and today. llt'ig. Gen. W. W. Palmer arrived In Phnom Penh to become the chief U.S. military man In Cambodia. Palmer replaces Maj. Gen. John aeland, the head of the military equipment delivery team In Cambodia since February 1972, a * Do you believe the county commissioners have wasted taxpayer's money fighting municipalities? expects to arrest more of the plotters. A government spokesman said 35 members of the outlawed Greek ('nininunist party and Its youth branch 1usd been arrested far. The government also accused exiled opposition leader Andreas Papandreou of collaborating with the 'iirnniunlLs in the plot. It Said the Cot innunLsls planned student deinonstratiorui that were to plunge the country Into disorder so the Communists could take over. 300 Rebels Attacked in dispatching his secre tary of state' to the Middle East. The two Arab ministers de.scribed their message as good news, but declined to spell out what it was. The previous Syr. ion ition was that they want back the territories they lost in 1967 and 1973 before any talks about disengagement and before furnishing a list of Israeli l4' soncrs of war, S I 1 - Arabia respectively RESOLUTION Ot NOTICE VACATING AND CLOSING, ABANDONING DRAINA GE EASEMENTS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN v,atementwillnntbereouiedv' NOTICE is hereby given that the f the I4EPA sectiOn 1)12 (7) Id Board of County Comn, s.oners Cl Based on an eiamnation Of Seminole s.. County. 4lotida, at its "iitti9 autotrain service between regclar meeting held on Ihi 72nd Lorton. Va and San ford. FIa, it A dl. 147& n the *at ConC'udtdtt vastmalorityCounty Commissioners Meeting of auto train riders *Ouid hIve Room in the Courthouse It Sanfor d. traveled to Florida In privateSeminole Cnuritp. Florida, pursuant automobilest the terviCC had riOt to P1ltion and Notice heretofxe aeen available Eitern'on of It-to, given and adopted a pass auto train serv'ce to Louisville Resolution closing, vacating arid lit a thould. therefore, result abandoning, renouncing and decrease in the number of private d.sclaiming any and all riit 04 ijtomobit entprng Florida from (lfl? 04 Seminole srtd thC OijbliC in Cen'r,i; Ur?ecl Yltrt to tti toilo*n dejcrbej itit'ht4ap% To tnt' *t ent that tht riccurs, there should be a limited jaoege eaSementS, to *it Drainage Easement No 1, bend IC al impact on the en tinage Easement No S. and v.ronment It was alto concluded Dranage Easement No ,as Shown 'ha' initiatiOn of thiS service would on lh Ptat of "Hunt Club be consistent with the development of the tourist InduStry 'it Flor ida Boulevard" and "Cast Weklva thest beneficial effectS Should not Trail." as recorded in Plat Book II, Pages 45 SI, Public Records of be significant in view of the relatively Small percentage C Seminole County. Florida" BY the B oard of County Corn touriststhat wvi,id utilize auto train at Seminole County serv'C Florida, this 22nd day 04 January, This determination was based 1,71 ep upon the s tall pfarat.on and A0 consideration o an environmental (Seal) Board of County tftre%hotd assessment survey,whch Commissluners available for publ.c iMPaction of Seminole County. FIQrid upon ;egucst to the Interstate By Arthur H iIe(kwitti, Jr Commerce Comm'ss,on. °" CIteS Proceedings. Washington. 0 C By A i Jonei 20123. telephOne 202 Ø Deputy Cites Interested parties may cornm#,,f Hat H Iantor On thiS matter by the SubmiSSion 0' reprtsentatioin to the InterState LO*PIDES.PEIRSOL Cornmcrc, Commission, OROSDICK & DOSTER ASSOCIATION b WasPie.vQtori. 0 C.. 7,)4fl, on or PROFESSIONAL before III days from publlcationi Suite lii. First Federal Building Post Olfic Bo' 7505 Publish Feb 20. 1971 Orlando, Floricta DCV 115 Pil UI F.h DEYSI 't ttona Environmental Policy Act of 1#69 (NFPA). 42 USC. SS 4321,1 seq.. andtfiatpreplratiOnot a detailed environmental impact ou Amm TW OwUmwdu ATHENS, Greece (All) The Greek military regime says it has smashed a Communist plot to overthrow it and the White House Rose Garden after a 90-minute con. ference with Ismail F'a)un) and (.hnar Sakkaf, the foreign nunlst('rs if Eg p1 and Siijit JERUSALEM iAP tire- ed today that Dayan had kid weekcnd in and it clallssueslnvolvedinthe peace mier Golda Mcii's chances of political associates he would be demanded hisJerusalem, ouster, negotiations with the Arabs, forming a new Israeli govern- willing to stay on as defence Today was the deadline for But Dayan and his supporters ment were clouded today by minister if Labor "expresseti Mrs. Meir to form a new go-v. hold seven of the labor seats, Defense Minister Moshe ha- clear support" for the way he errnent or let someone else aid he did not make clear yan's announcement that he ran the last war. Otherwise, he try. She could ask President whether the government would would not Join the new cabinet wants parliament dissolved and Ephraim Katzir for three- have this support without him under present circumstances, new elections held, the report week extension, but she said in the i'.'uhtnet. Mrs. Meir was reported near said. Tuesday she did not intend to agreement with tier Labor "Dayan is trying to pu ll a ask for more time. Alignment's traditional coali. Nasser," said one prominent yan's support appeared itIl'J11J1iir t Ion partner, the National Bell. political associate, referring to necessary to give Mrs. Melt a ious Party. Then the one-eyed the late Egyptian President iiioriiv in the netwt the Ic. ieri' or the 1956 and 1967 wars Gamnal Abdel Nasser's resignaraeli parliament. 11cr Labor fgainst the Arabs announced he tion after Egypt's defeat in the Forces won SI of the 10 seats in as holding out, presumably 1967 war, Nasser's ploy brought the Dee'. 31 elections, The Na*cause of the widespread 'riti- hysterical mobs Into the Cairo tiona l Religious pa rty's 10 seats isin of his failure to prepare stree ts, shouting for his return would give the 75-year-old peehe armed forces for the Arab to office, and he comnplled. But wier a twit-vote majority, anti aittack in October. Uayan's plight has brought out she can count on the support of The Israeli state radio report- only one crowd, of 5,($)0 last several smaller groups on cru- Y. Communist Plot Smashed fluent in - WmU - more formidable, American specialists acknowledge Nixon made the announ(e. 6 SAO,40110 alb aiii syb Se If you are SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) A coop of Vietnamese tried to hijack a South Vietnamese airliner to Hanoi today, and then exploded a hand grenade when the plane landed In the northern part of South Vietnam, airline officials said. The airline said a number of passengers were Injured by the explosion, but other sources said four persons were killed, Including one of the hijackers, The sources said the plane, a four-engine DC4, was badly damaged but managed to land at Phu Sal, near Hue, 400 miles northeast of Saigon. ger returns to the Middle East again on Monday, this time to try to arrange for disengagement talks between Is. rael and Syria. President Nixon announced on Tuesday the Kissinger trip which, he said, should "get the talks started," If Kissinger had a difficult task arranging the separation of Israeli and Egyp. forces on the Suez Canal his new Job appears to be even RUGS - See- Kissin. tian Le l Notice Legal Notice Rift Shows Between Meir, Dayan Briefs NEW V 011K API When work begins to overwheLm you, ti.' grateful you don't have to perform some of the really dis- LINOLEUM �-. - 1OA—The Sanford Herald - -TT; - Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974 ~I'll. 1 . i Escobar The The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 20,1974—I JA To Watch Man One Night With The Crusher Can Leave You In Pure Fear Sports FlU'S I Spotlight __ - Baseball Ace: Defense 8) DDU, STORUM Ikld Staff Writer schedule calls for all gaines t be phed in flori although F1 will Play out of tt' dabs tiIl call the signals in his sunn l'rii1a and iu. but the t was returning hoint, (tutu better fielder skipper, He first Illinquist believes this IAIUIsthflfl by bus. The bus Itoyal carries I best [mt. begat, coaching In l Wrapping up pre-season II )t.r FlU S41U.ItI Will luivc to Stopped In ' ilath will Sopliutuiort Orlando. It was late Iroiii the University of Cii,. MichiganStatt' University workouts this week, Floru after rely heavily In (ieletLse arid not dnnat, and Shorter Uollege out Tim Smith and Escobar (Wfl at sIsir as tired, so he spending live years as a pro so !et- tnulogc University is set touch on run power to win decided t spend the night In freshman Sansota olGeorgia, Ilonle games will be ball player in for their baseball season opener the Houston and atnes. "We have an a pro" as played at Tinker Field or a1. adequate Orlando. "carries himse lie heard about the Detroit organizations, ith F;nibr)4iiddle University Jacent college lotting teaiii, but it's our university on McCracken Field, the outskirts of Alter a two ear stay at MS(J. defense that is this Saturday at 1)aytnna in a I iist year FTIJ put together a going to keep its the city, and next morning, Iii'liuiquist took over as head in the tn'. doubleheader. gaulle" lie added, "Our •j walked and hitchhiked to the barely" winning season tich at the University of Vet. biggest riced is pitching." The Knights have a 41 ganie campus. While tie was in the will' a 16.25-I record in what Iliorit it, Burlington When schedule I ist season pifthing was a Financial 1 ahead of the. Inch could be ternntl as a "building Aid 011kv. he ,irnn nt phased out iLs athletic' sort sjx't for the Knights, but mentioned that lie played includes powerhouse Florida year" for the young univcrsit prograuli fur years later, with a few mw additlunE to S"ut hierni University. '11w Ikad ('uc't, l)ug lioliIi(Jtlist thit' baseball, lit' w as quickly I ilmquit made the inurney to staff 1 hihtiiqu,st's acknowl. ushered to li'lmquist. Not lung ______ edged weak string of hurlers after, Fscobar had decided on , -- W ' - : could prove themselves instru. FTh. -- niicnt ii in turning out a winner Mc! t,athic super shortstop for t he vast Orlando school for Stiiiinok Junior ( lkgt last Hardest st throwing pitchutr is sear will _014 X bthlnd Itit piati V1.1. _'. t, si ii ir' st frvnii New ork 4:01 it ttit season Littus hit V nhtn - cond )CUT , BY V AA Edit M anag i ng " T Daytona Sensations M four sears en Flora, I ftna lly got a chance to see something I've wanted to all of this time - the Daytona (450') Anyway, its the grandadd) stock car races, OC SO the Daytona folks tell me, and I helie%e them I got thee early.The in wasn't shimng but hundreds of r iL-4-A Boston. I could feel the repressed anxiety sweeping through the ciossd which o fficnk it t nearly 200 000 Everybody bOds & tOn I ~l .. ~t - - * 4 - ' ' ' -- -'-''•-- " . ______ '. I almost panicked when, standing with the Petty outfit, Allison took the lead away because a tire failed Petty. Then, I almost gave up my newt'nai,'s objectivity when Petty regained the Lead after Allison's tire blew. Not applauding that development took an awful Ioto( willp.r, beileveync, I was especially delighted with th e policemen who monitored By JOHN HALVF.HSON Copley News Sets Ire __________ I) WI 1 ht l\(, (:.,pt.iin uujsl IER COUNTRY, NO DOUBT AI3Ot,JT ...Crush delivers body blow to opponent "a' 294 IT ______ / ;' 4- - ¶ '" ' I- - - ______ ' ________ , . - - .. -, - ' - - -- , -' -. - - - - . .- . - - - - -, :' That's the way it is with professional wrestling. You get best tkfensive outfielder. The Knights participated in the Central Florida Fall Baseball l.t'ign' and ended up w inuiirig it w ithe i 12 ittord Thc' league was comprised of '1 FTU Hollins Seminole Junior C"lkgi' and two tear from Valencia Community College. During that time span, 'rtcherht powerl ul .4Th and showed he could always get on base. Teator, who also conies Ironii Burlington Vernnor.t, hit over . ' ' - ' ' '''" l.UIS ESU)llAh( . Unique arrival - S ' NlE .SIIM% (34) of Seminole Junior Co r llege appears to b ' t Vern Gagne. Clawnaan, who !always wore a mask and had his mother, Mrs. Clawman and his wife, Clawwornar,, sit at ringside with mriatching Claw masks, Bobo Brazil. The Thing. Strangler Lewis, The Phantom. All 601 pounds of Haystack Calhoun. The Sheik, And __________ ( ft r cord eac 0119 - (Herald Photo By John Cherwa) Re Professional wrestlers are refugees from weight-lifting dubs, college wrestling, boxing and particularly from pro football. - , , i ring ik'lmIte a ,j øy Josephs 1:1 .. ~_,,, i Harness Ra For . 'C'4'G' ( Hunting Gobb/ers With CannOnS — * * * I ______ 2 ' ' • - r 5q' ,ç'- '.. -' re7 ? ' .1 IF 0 V -- as rhy — ' :',' - initic,%Iidwt!.stiin(](;iltx,rt.%I)(i toni a hundred tricnujs at- had tu'lpeei Naults enter into the' business world in the rind- 'GUs, Not Quite As Bad As it Sounds was called in , Jf:f'FEHSON Cli'\', Mo Wild turkeys are native to help other states restock, ''Young ju ople' iae'eil sismeiure ''lie' h > s i',ittI iii> bimm' i4% Ill V1wma Missouri ('in- \lissouru and umnst are found in A lilt') Cliii talk to," says Curtis year-old restocking pr 6 :iisl we talked. We talked servatiun l)epartri,t'nt agents the mountainous areis of the gram has brought Missouri Itowe, the Detroit Pistons' peOple', not sports," Gilbert go hwntimig wild turkeys, this", Oarks in the southern wrt _____________________________________ __________ forward. ''hlaving someone like ii'ct,lI'.. Neither ___________________________ of near the top nationall y Ili wild if them bad take alu'ng three e'anne'nas, some the' stale, A mniajont>- cf I turkey population, says Dan someone they could talk to. We fish nwLs and a Stoma Gilbert to talk to, You sack of corn, trapped turkeys are trans. Duckneite, who heads the just talk to, got rae Just sat down and discussed They are out to trap t'irkeys, planted to other areas of MIs. ing program for the Conthrough school, things. I didn't advise thei,i sown, but somiw are exported, servatign Dert,iment. "lIe's different than Coach stay, I just told tnt'mn that they not kill them. Since 1%0 Missouri has been In 1952, there were only about Wooden, Coach would listen to wisuld be getting their best First they locate a clearing in hr,slurig s.'une of its turkeys to 2,f)0 of the big our problems, but slsnnehow it educational oppnrtumiitnt's at tin finest where there birds left in the are p1t'ni. other states (tsr fowl or fish state Nise- there are about 20,just wasn't the saint' as talking U('l,A. ly of gobblers. They set up and needs. The state has WO spread over to San,, Coach is into his 75 of the state "We had a good rapport, zero in their small cannons, swapped gobblers for grouse lii counties. Hunting is per. basketball, Sinni is into other which, look These fr.'ds, and sines later 5osd somnethung like' a cc ith Ohis.s. Indiana, Kentucky mn:ittt'el in 6,1 resunties During it tImings.'' r,it'rtar and fin- u t'annist.'r ,u great am,ttumtini,n, ts'cc:srsl , J and \Iint's'Li, ft I)i:t'asants tbrt"cet-t-k st'jssn __________ hiis sLitting in exquisitely deco rated imitin> things, the ce,ir in Vit't' tntuimimng 301i> 'SO-loot . list,- cc utti Iowa and for prairie chick- late April, hunters b.igs,'e'iI •il. offices occupy part of tIme 12th n.amn, what we hummiorously call Ing net will'lead weights at- ens Willi imiost 6,00U last >ear A1' floor of mu bank building sin tached Then they llitic, iund more. bait the area Nebraska And last year 24 The turkey.exporting proVentura Boulevard in nearby "Anal as the' months and with corn, and watt. turkeys were sent to the TenF:nmi mus. To be precise, it's the )ears grain probably will lx' phased When several of the big birds went on, their doubts mwssce Valley Authority in re- out unless another state has penthouse. ht0vtyd to be correc t 1451k what rIsnig'regale BANG' The turn for about SAM, GU.BERT ),000 striped something Missouri wants and Below hum , at ii distance, a is happening to this country I ifliIO5 tiusmmi, the rids drop tss. Ik-twet-na iSO and 300 go - 'Kids (rust tilt,' needs turke> dark lgon,i toi.'c' covers an texia>-. in t'suhangtutI the' gobbk'rs an- snared blers hiv tx's.'n exported to l)mckncite' sass trapp. ''' f -_ umdi'd, flying in (torn as far itS Milami. Italy. '. / i n g F i g ti ters ' Beat Around The Bush ' I G-'n'ezo t I .' I A foul move indeed, but the ref could miot or would not stop what had begun. The people held their heads in scorn. If only Crusher could come and help. They'd bet even money now if Crusher joined the fight. But now the time was running short. Patera lay in pain. * 2h SO KC No Joy In Springfield And now the sneer left Crusher's lips. His teeth were den. godfathcrly looking man of 60 Larry Farmer is discussing his otherwise blue sky. Cars jet years, overseer of a large future with cimed in hate. And now the Russian raises his hand and now he Gilbert. past one another on the San high-rise construction cornlets it go. And now the air is shattered by the force of Kolofrs Sanm and Hose have these get. Diego Freeway. 105 ANGELES - The late pan)', his background blow... somehow togethers often, "To the players I talk to, get hurt. afternoon sun tx'unrtel off the h.as enabled him ill h, a Oh! Somewhere i:m this favored land the sun is shining '' says Gilbert, athletics is a nnt.'ins to :scquirt' Strongboy admitted that there are some injuries in 1(0 sect sand of %S ill Higers Slate friendship and trust establish bright. that some - W t.. have an overactis'e financial commi pensa tion, wrestling "but far fewer than say Ilula-flooping" Beach, The band is playing somewhere, and fomewhere hearts 11w dirty blue.gieen people believe transcends paternal responsibility. I worry Ci!lx'rt said. water rolling iii and out, in and 'n>lhing John are light. Wooden and his about these kids, and they know out. Don't Call It Fake - 'If I build a high-rise building staff can provide. And somewhere men Pre laughir.g, and somewhere i do," The mar,, his wife, and one of end you've got to realize Hose is a charming Lady who children shout; The worry is Just that, ttx), This is not to say that wrestling is fake. Perish the their two dogs stopped to take It prefers there is great money in this But to stay In the He's often on there is no >' in Springfield - mighty Crusher has thought. The authenticity of the sport Is something I will not the phuon', all In, suddenly conscious of the iia,'kurtu,n,i '-'' "-' '-.--' ' I"Uil WillS business - and L'u't .n,,nik,.r struck out. 111d11) N thought that this same routine iriuch of of dollars, why shouldn't an her time on study of the now graduated had been going orm for years arid lessons for one *1 *1' UCLA athlete play x'num,iber of games of her reading students he has come in .ontact years. and get x-number skills and of dollars?" literature classes at with. ,., "Theovean - it'soneof life's Palisades llmgh School. t .,IV Burn in the Los Angeles area, They're not all athletes, 1<11" said the Man, home, she listens to all notes, "probably Just a th he Gilbert grew up in hinll>-woesl taking his wife's left hand and 'roblems, of At thw age if 19, he bIsl ii)UnsI not only Sanmi's but therm,." n 4 Q ues ion walking on. those of others as well. the National Association for the Hence 1 Imt night. Saniu Host' lingeherg, sister of Advancement sf Colored It's been a co ld month, but the former basketball player Swen People. Gilbert were going to see fireplace is warm, On .Sunday Ills interest in another of life's istants - lime nuirnings, their naonae Nater, calls on Gilbert for rniinorities wa. sparked years at the advice every once in awhile, before that, lie graduated from basketball teanii at UCLA. Its, beach is moore like a coffee shop "but rmiostly just to say 'Iii." UCLA in 1934, a product if the routine also has been going on in Westwood Village, Hill And there are others. for )cars and years, in part depression, 1k worked with his due Walton,, shirtless and shoeless. (;•lhert is Santa (laus to fattier, a studio carpenter, for to the help and encouragement is H) JOHN hiAI.'Eh4)N stretched out in front of the allegedly trains b> running stead in bans and try to pick a fight, tiiamiy people. To others, he's several years before getting /4 of the Gilberts Copley Nt'wssers'Ic-e trIes isuon, Andrt- Shcarter and from the west end of Milwaukee how do you train for your are :00 diplomatic with them" something else, Sarmi is a shirt. another spirit, he and i-norris ('iirtis are fl' - tr irate) the tbou hick 'k business, to the lakefront with a barrel of riLitches, M . Crusher? "Hell, no, I micked urn in da H lit' is a umom of extreme wealth, lA'sson No. I, When one in- lx'r over each shoulder, and "ldoa lot of saloon fighting," face.' his involvement with UCld )et his offerings surpass ters-tew's The ('rustier, one wtio has the barrels half-empty he said, drawing on his newly lit athletics goes kick a half-dozen monetary value, And Crusher, what is It that handles liii,, with kid gloves. how, by t he time he hits the cigar. you wonders, can you >tirs, although he has followed do In your spare time? he I tried not to he too straight lakefront, is not the type ~__ of man "I'm the only undefeated i l "Dance -iss.ess the friendship and trust UClA sports for moan)- years. the polka with big fat with '11w Som,iething ti be too blunt with stml'in fighter in the world." ladies - I.,' has with Kzmreen Abdul. hit' was asked t o, talk with Bruin told mime('rustier in saloons." that a moan who I beat around the bush in. IJ When people conic up to you _' Jus t one las t question. Crush .I,ibbar, a tall, proud man who players Lucius Allen and lA'w _______________________________________________________________________ Al('ingior, then freshmen at ttie is unafraid to bend low anti give "Va, what's dat" Well, I just wanted to ask Gilbert a big kiss in the setlMil. b>- former pl:usrr Willie' 16 what you think of the people crowded lobby of International Naulls. ccl, you know, who think urport, flsttm wcr' gR ti: 'tills cc re.stling is fake" Or 1k' surprise part), he was thought to leaving fur a sc'hiosl ('rusher took another deep i'lvien recently in which more gr r mr.ate, But not all wrestlers are rejects or ne'er-do-wells or people lacking the Intelligence to do &nythlng else, As a matter cf fact, James Gordon formerly the Utica Strongboy (even though he had never been to Utica) thinks wrestlers are smarter than boxers or football players because wrestlers are involved in a sport in which they're not liable to By MIKE: MORROW Copley News Service -,, in A Sam I s There To Listen , World Football Lea ue ' Wahoo McDaniel, once a pretty fair footballer with the Miami Dolphins, is now the heartthrob of the Indian wrestlers. Bronco Nagurski, legendary Chicago Bear full back, ended his sports career as a pro wrestler. Others find wresthng a quick way to make a few bucks after they can no longer perform in the sport of their choosing. Joe Louis, for in.;t.ance, went into wrestling in the nrud-'50s in an attempt to pay iimost a million dollars in back taxes, When They Need To Talk . U .i, lfl..n Ii, alit. At i - tas>. S( to,ith iirisl take' fl't 10 t' ('SOils 'i(1V154'd 20-2 record, lsng ers . lase gone through i at ' I Site I. a lo Ideclare ft the crowd and dbvded traffic. These veterar.3 of past M Beach State basketball coach ib ui depression once the facts : Ineligib le.ithil tnt ) iU seemed to be ab,ive it all until the starter gh luive settled (it, ,Is -If Ilk, NCAA reco.-ninerh L.I. , yow engines," Then, almost every one of them positioned himself son -Wv're ma placewber e hecoueetheraceafld5keep an - eon . ,.., "liii> life." anti that's it, No more. Rr, i pet blellIs to 101. 00 . • The glittering record and the The l. A- will sent] other I U s. • refusing These guys are walking encyclopedias e of racinginformation, ;li sspe&'t f • consecutive tear,, ti 11w N(1A playoffs be. to pttUL,tc on furt he and II applaud them for the help they render, r sam. .r. Pacific Coast Athletic Associ. cause recruiting and other in. lions that might have resulted don't know if other sporting events have swh loyal fans, but ation championship, which they a ions . - n carne before 11), 11H)UGSTORUIR11 tile enly organization I do that of all the sporting events I've attended, tile' defense was still there Thursday r,ight. Trinit). sec,)nd cwi clinch S.itur(hq night by frolm 1,o,ni~ Reach none College a v ailable I Herald Staff Writer matches the excitement of a stock r race. allowing only five points to go ed with a l7 record, will lwatinig University 1 (alifor. u errs ar a an Next >ear.Ill be the again to hear Gen'lemcn start> oil .St Joseph's skit' of the play Friday night at ru,.-unt Barbara, can't erass' ni I 8 ti a ea three i .irs pro. ltic'iust' thw\' \ \ didn't t Js& ph b iske ttsill engines." ori book h(i> Parsons and against squad powirful F Is robs Air '!ostti, oil National ( ° Itiunhunn,ink th( t&itrilrorn ria m a ke t& 1 Itr obabl> went bonie Last night, John La f - 'I . riawn 111.1 hit for 13 points a Aca'ieiris The' e'hiamripmonship t::1,;,, ate ehc * took two aspirins, and went pieceantlJi,,, Nussbaurn added game will be Saturday nii.ht Notion. uM cut froi,i ix to two the straight to bed in hopes of ten, uluntary, a federal Judge reand t.o tea,r,s will be filtered nuuiilx'r of basket ball scholar. inived the waking up this morning to find And øi Good for the Work Foothall 1e! It has landed NC/IA as a defend. The win was a mil lion one for cut lronii the preliminary pta> s a waiting shii Olson can give for next nt in a suit filed on behalf of anw ti kara if to televise games of next year's seasons, that Trinity Prep's 94-33 the Saints to end up their star junior fur. niiatctws Trinit>, F'lirieks Air, thit' two pl'i>ers The udge rettirtishing was Just a bad regular season of play, and now Irij lisiseoc Pomlexter will lx' I've always favored the underdog (I'm an original Melbourr( 'Central Cathodic, Ft. no hn,e to pick with f&lrtMI thx' matter to t hearing eligible next drearn. but I'll be h pressed 0 )ear. alter a tO' en corn rn look formard to the District 15 Pierce John Carroll .Ind host St. hins to the SCAA for the probation" at Long that m>c Jar cr , lh'ch State, But at was fact an'l til court ordtr enabled Pon. %.till Olson. not ,%A Tournament starting (loud, make up ver e e ha'e a I)i1tic'( 35, "If tlwre isn't . 1 illUSiVC fidio. Pat CrInunins The players have signed choice. sk'ter and senior guard (.knin strong — poured through McImuIl ti finish the season. leges group at the bead of cob statements t ha t they took the points, l7 and universities, we're tests hcmiLcclv('s. Olson said the - ..W • whiichcanie inthefirstquartcr • 'At first it brought us togeth. going to havt' absolute c haos hearing sheulil 1w 1inlsI in if pls>. tssppin t it I, seasor, c sr art I think we'rt' playing 'ihere's ri ' '- .-; '.ea> fur individual April ;' ant barrier ending the night . iv disc it' the potential a:iy ts.nh'rent-cs tss exercise control I rnkzter and hii )cunger with a 1,013 total. •i Jhi biopes for," said OLson, It's s'bvii'us we need the htothwr ('liftusii, is freshman isug Dyson added six field t nyu ' 'se teammi buss lost "nil>- once. N('AA" • flMitiCn, would lx' the only re5-'ih and two free throws for 14 lii Iwo points at Marquette, ltrit Olson criticizes the turning NC/IA 'iirts starters next season. i Is' complement Criimi. ('ASsI-:l.Iwuu V. Fla. - a s;sc'ing sIt h> \lt'aslsw 'mit-c ihe M'A/. edict early last umiethosi iii the McI)onahil. hut if the Iim5. I school's hearing goes ,olh KiRIergarter (lays are over for Skipt*'r out ,if Stars I"nclexter case, 1k' NC.A, igiiurv,t Host's Knight Coach George Austin learned ' to w sold not be 11;11 , % it as mn tIM' young two-year-old trssttt'rs lit's lwt'ni it. it's tct'ii ;sli-ginig that tilt' tw is kid others allsiweil ts' 2:t w!th, (ahik %% hat its like to try and hold the play and piscers in Ihe training and is hiehly inmpceseel with to reins f a herd of wild horses, colony at the Seminole Turf her performance MORE TO CEY - - by Alan Mayor and miumnnwrs. Ills Saints ran rough shod over (lub, 10 where i,ie're 1km 4(11,) Tiltlargc'stcontingent oftto. I i the qumntent from St. Augustine hurst's are being readied for the >&'ar.olds is in the Eldon ' ,YC6' 414 Harrier / and outclassed therm, In every spening tsf the Sernlnole Sesori Stable. 1'Iit' Ii youngsters R7p s tire I 'hepertmnent, "ii April 26 all ws'rking well and Eldon is all CeI676 Prime example was (ritii,710 401C TONIGHT'S SE LECTIONS Many of the trainers at snmiilc's during the' • niiusrning wings, scoring 17 first-quarter '4 . - -* Smiis!t' an' spending a list if cc itkgits at S&'niin,lt' Aiming riRs V Ar•i j';nits off of a full court press Ima' o-vs f)), sn their juveniles, all .f the top bred colt_s are Brud, a "RoaKIE 0, ( 11. jef IS). 'I,at simply flustered St. Joseph wbisnii reached htx' racing age of trotter by l)ulce ,;g,q I ltodncy; Apollo Nx, fama Iii. i' H ii the height of frustration as sit the first of lh' ear and will l'has rmiat&', a pacing filly fit to THIRD - Vmptoed 17 i 5 IC llylRff ' 75 , tie Saints sa cked in II first lx' imsaking their first starts this I'uIla Napoleon, and Arbor Pockrt IA). Hunsb&t IS:. FOURTH P4' period scores while holding St. Suirumnt'r. IIe'pe springs t'tetnal Euuuily, it trotting fill> by It foe l's nmier,'lv four, in tb' hearts if h'rsenrgcn w hen II: cEo z? 7r'4/ / t1 r kr Pnli' , , .nir t - icen (.Io*rIJ io), s -,till It'll tilt- -~ecofid squall 'he) acquire a 'Aell.bred lofell -1 Georle Cliff is pleam-11 Willi . Alp,ror 141, Cattle's Re"ing (SI; 7 ir. the entire wetind quarter and )varling. break the colt or fill% IIXT" - L F 'I, LUCy AAAr (is, his Ifollneti Hanover filly Is. thit' lurr. and Put it into 'flxirnithik' Muctn'Ii', ;mnl hi SEVENTH MyCoA II) Id I - training it, M'rius the bitt' Overcall cuB, Overfill. I 0 s '3 ('es Torn Tr (5). -1 -tinter and early spring, . EIGHTH - S * Red Devil (Sn, . 5$ Was ne' ceurle Stuart, fanmm'l r' ':s s HERALD SCOPF SOARO (if flit, ?:, C r's Tract -- ' i ,,. r ciii' cI 1 r3tr in thc lattic 4 Si J.was Rc', , ro FT VP toward 1k' itrijor stake races llrsw,i Jug, prc'Iumii'r paring A.1hifirf-; TENTH I (7_ . 0 (Si T,ir O, 7 , r,o 'ui tht'i 'u;itry' kick Ibir.sughuiiut the countr> later 1'. /i'I(i'It.' Iii 1 ELEVENTH ,. -. . (ir,' w itt' l"rea 'ii Hanover dill - C I,5it sai Cli IS I. tothon i o the' year and it could well . -, - d I- r. '.';L4" ,' si,t CI,iflss 14,. Ct'tar Eden 1$), 0 _____ Ihat ttwre'y Pne or Inure future 1952 with Meadow htic, is /1 Mor ales TWELFTH - x's ftnoo Ifl, Gun 0 _.,;•.• tr,umnlns. t*us juveniles at ,.ii 4. i .,rw! I i*den Ic M ncoi Maude (II ) world champions in the lotI u,i , w,tb 1 .S('uiiinole.Ai(Jedbyhitsgraml IM (Is 3 1$ j (. ,,,l . ' IIA of 01 I" 0 — Baron, good looking pacing snmi Hick Mlikjvm,, Carl) is — w' — TOTALS ONE F THE FAVORITES PliiI'+t' S4'r:la ;inil iiied a) 'lilt I,> Baron Hanover, that 106; 0zW; . it. •.J Trinity lp - cr1: ,,ui,, FO FT TP lraint'r Iw WilliamiLs picked Up pi4 3 3 4 lot $27,000 last hill. lAw thinks .lig TOM WEISKOF F, who had his best year on the ktuf the possibilities of Baron ,.tournament trail during 1973 -- winning four sliuc'ng the "then tr:iinwrs ;it s Shorts t27 itS 5i'! i4' S IllS Sit,i ,St'huumio,le' will: tournaments and !acing third in the mnnes' 55 -%i'r dl ' ' '_, ' X. j 13 -. .(J7', _-,/; it.'' Ihinosc'r, ,s tns.ltmig tiih (r''lx,'i ts arc Room'.' (iunts'ui winning standings ilh $245,4G3 - is considered . / I;>' Tar tIceI. 1k Iut sevc,isdher ls'ny %I:tclbw Jon Matlack of the New York . hugh lknth'y, a fawrite in this year's $150,OW Florida Citrus Mets pit ched 16 World Se;tes y4foon A I 9 tw-ycar-old~i in hi.4; btable anti (;eori!v I(a )IlIoIld. (;ettrgv L anctislifir 5F6Vyz4 0 1 )pen Golf Toumament, "ibe tournament will be innings before alloihing an i ;ill iore frairling well. , . TOTALS " ' ' Trainer held at in Pinar Country Clul Feb. Eddit' Boyer throu has Wcrkhieisc'r, Jim,, iarrabe'e ''.;... l(ee juvenuk's in hmls.slring, but tllakt' I):is'is, It I) li.w :e:d (1w Ipniiig o! the final gan,e he So , . f ar. ve up a palt of twrun ii ii ;j c--s till lo especial!> (able, ;rils,ui s1' -k f,irmi hoi'rs. - A • -- DiItZIflg everyone's all-time favorite, the first sissy of wrestling, Gorgeous George. " to hold up the backboard and is getting one handed assistance from FJC's Bernard Fussell, SJC won the thriller ball game last weekend 92_______ age Now the crowd grew anxious. They knew the showdown was near. Koloff and Graham huddlad in their corner, scheming for the final fall. The bell sounded and Crusher stalked from his corner. Defiance showed in Crusher's eye, A sneer curled his Lips. Koloff saw it too as he backed oft into a corner, 'Na golaff Crusher," Koloff begged, but Crusher hit him anyway. Down the Russian went, And down he went again. Koloff was on rubber leg street now. He slapped Graham on the hand to send the Super Star in. Crusher, too, decided he had done enough and gave Patera a chance to fight. So Graham, In his paisley tights, and Patera, fresh anti new, entered the ring to start the fight anew. They grappled on for minutes. Graham and Patera hit each, other time and time again, but neither one would fall. Then Koloff came to Graham's side and decked the Crusher's Sneering IIan,s Schmid:, who in his prime received 3,000 hate letters a week and who was once literally thrown through the floor of the Chicago Amphitheater by no champ .400 Last (till, lie was an All. C A '' HI' " nice gu>s. Crusher ievery bit as blusierrng a.i the roost s- dc malcontent and just the man to give Koloff and Graham what for. The fight began as soon as the Crusher entered the ring, but soon order was restored and the bell sounded the official start. The first two rounds melt together like a bag of ch000lates left on the radiator overnight. But when the dust cleared, Crusher and Patera had taken one fall, Koloff and Graham the other. Tim Woods, who fought with only nine fingers after an irate fan bit off his tenth for supper one wild night, . - - - It is not that Crusher is such a nice guy. On the contrtsry, Crusher Lacks respect for ever)' living thing. No, Crusher is not so good, but that was just the point, 1e can't be sweet- I had done my homework, too. I had studied the famous champs of the past. — HELP ME HOLD THIS THING UP! Nicer Guys You Could Find Studied Past Champs i%inerican high, school half back tlk'(t' arkl is familiar with After a tht' year military lsition tire Hon fiche and llulmquists ideas of fun. 'rviee stint last &ptenitwr, he (hrgt' Iloval, Ilehe is the liunmiental baseball, -. - .' play ;,vttt-r than Morgan." 'lii' story behind Escobar's - s'ttIin at FW falls Just short '-1 making the latest edit in of 'l(upk'% 's Believe' It Or Not," - ' '' - - . - te intl base. 'lie iEs&'uL'1ri onl> lacks major league speed for his 'iii' ii mid I Iohtuiyiis' II • - he ruils II When I was at \lodcsti hen a rumor league team in :tiin's organization, wSonny Ja&-k3oil and .l" r:an as our shortstop anol od lIst'rilan," nisited lls'Iniihurst. •'lis turn a double. A lonely autograph hound was Ignored by the two malcontents. Everyone else was staring at the arena entrance. The mar, with the microphor.e smiled and said: "Let's hear It now. Who do we want" CRUSHER! Crusher Crusher. The name echoed through the arena. Children rushed toward the aisle to get a better look as The Crusher strode toward the ring. Ken Patera, Crusher's tag team partner, followed, but It was Crusher the people wanted. Your mooney's worth. You don't get something For nothing; that's not the American way - every wrestling fan knows that. But what you do get is the dirtiest, cleanest, meanest, doggondest four bucks' worth you ever got When I went to cover the wrestling match that Friday night I knew what to expect, I had seen wrestling matches before, ever since the days when Antonio Rocco, the barefoot grappler from the Pam. pas, reigned as world champ. I remember hiiz jewel-studded ctiiinpion's belt shimmering Into our living room frcm that raund yellow television screen in the cu-ncr to the room Trinit Pr 1- SPIIINGFIEIJ), Ill. - The Illinois Building at the State Fairgrounds was like a big Dagwood sandwich that snowy, Friday night. The snow fell like bread crumbs, making a crust on the roof an'! the f;in .stuffs'(h th('IflEclveS inside to watch four wrestlers make mincemeat of each other. And when the Fans left, all of them, the old Negro In his galoshes, the fanner in his bib overalls and the three screaming women, they all went home feeling a whole lot better than when they arrived three hours before. _ - '- "Well, this beats stealing." - Joe Louis, former heavyweight boxing champion before his first professional wrestling match. "it-old Columbian. l.uis Says 11ohiuIst, He's Just like Holmquist pu ts it. Lind will get I. si obar. Esc'obar, now ilfl second coach," the nod at third. % iuwrit-aiu citizen, was the MVI' Vieing for the' first base The tee storting outfield 'r Ills Colwnblin learn in the slo ts will be filled by String, 1170 p,ir, Iimu tic ii (,,iiiit S and .I .-;It-%-e Irutt her John it itor or itists li'Iinquist to smile Jeff See wtiots toggts4 as FlU S c%vrylittletie I - And race they did. Around and armW at spoft-ds approaching 200 miles ptr hour, dodging wrecked cars, litter, oil, slower engine. , into the ground already; and besides, I was told that if 1 questioned the legitimacy of the sport the mean-drinking, hard-fighting Crusher would throw me through a wall, When I entered the arena the national anthem was playing on a scratchy tape deck set at ringside. Everyone was standing reverently, but there was expectation in the air, just as there always Ia at a sporting event when play is about to begin. The announcer climbed Into the ring, brushing aside a petition asking that the referee be replaced, and introduced the main event. Ili one corner was Super Star Bill Graham and lean Koloff, the Russian Bear. Graham tugged delicately on the ropes showing off his paisley leotards. Koloff Just sneered. He probably kicked crutches from underneath crippled newsboys when he was but a child In his native Russia. The Crusher i,t.W,;~ i' I1 is c I )ipt-r Iron anithtr go at it .is tt'ann captain Winter Park is thu ti an s roost I) is & String T ilt mature iiIyIsteflt iiiouncjsi,,t'n outfielder transferred from I'rhably the biggest and best ('ocia's Hri'vargl Junior College .'Iiut ion to this veiir's tearti is 27 and is a real asset to the teatti, even question in this report. The subject has been beaten Everyone really "Because It's dirty."—Woman fan No, 2. "Cur In raslini' you're your own boss. Ya don't have to answer to nobody. Va can just smack urn In da mouth." - -A-i!,-! --_ Ai _~_ __ VlaYing for flit- Itaiders. flitting (Ile thill last year at a -ph ' , (flyers and caution lights. I saw one car bounce off the cement wall and slide into grassy infield a a least one car w ow an PU Ill' was -I second round draft ..... .____ — -'— - •4', ' head, But once you're in the pits, sittingwith a crew pushing for a tath driver, the thrill builds to a crescendo that climaxes only when the checkered flag fla ps for the winner. The only der ve comment I head the enllre day came from one rabid Donnie Allison fan, whose 'h no, n again," shriek of agony carried over the yelling the crowd when RichardPetty, won. Had it been in the power about 5,000 Petty fa ns, King mtha could easily have been swept Into the White house, so great is theadolauonhisran heapupon At one point in the ra ce I got to see Petty and Allison in thee rckandneckwvforfltplaceItwuonthese Just where the embankment eepestIuw them s.ingsignals to each other which later were translated b> them as 'Oka> l et's race!" I~ ' - ' intent on achieving two tnghavtn a good Ume and watching the race. In fact, some of the people there told me they come more for the fun attendant tothe ce than for the race itself, I don't know if you've ever seen thousands ol bonfires going at one time, but if you haven't, I suggest you go to the Daytona next year. invita tsUons to 'have a hot dog" abounded, and sho ts of pass the mustard pierced the cold but invigorating rea activity . But the most excibag pa of the raceway has to he the pit area. There, I got to see and meet THE NAMES In American stock car driving. I g to talk with the men who pat the drivers on the track,the guys whose knowleeand expertise keep those raging screaming around the famous oval The smells, sounds and si ts in the pit area are in. describable. \c.rmnnlls one doesn't get too excited about the thought of inhaling burning rubber and willed gasoline, all the K'hile trying to keep your eardrums from Jumping out of your tries to be fair."—Wnman fan No, 1 ' ______ campfireti, lanterns and spotlights illuminated the enormous camping grounds like a Fourth of July picnic at high noon in Whit do you like professional wrestling' "Because It's the cleanest sport around. --.4--- - - •. 1 -___: - -,--. '--,-. -r . ,. -, drag on his stogie and looked lit' straight in the e>-e. ..I don't even answer goof) questions like dat," he said without answering imiy gaofy question. But with Watergate and all that's going on in the country, how can people call wrestling fake"'t'a got a point there, Crusher, t sa id. And we part ed friends. STEEL BELTED RADIALS FOREIGN 3 DOMS$TiC S High Speed Sasa,ic. Stri Olicncr • Broke s,. oIce lo,e,g n 4, ()o,nr5 • w,m Ai,gn rn .n, a ''ctorc,o7 T, __________ I _____________ �.1 ..IITTTTLTT IM—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 20. l9 In Petition Seeks Aid I Condominium Approved - clear and proper legal process. l'l,e petition charges what it calls 'the flagrant acts of council members," and notes what IL calls the "political atfiliation" of then-City Atty. Tom Freeman as Herrings ered uHerrini. - . . . McClain was trying to trap the , . Further Herring charged Feb 7 and 8 Mrs Van ii: ha ve been involved P° apparent attcmpt at what he * . - ' - , -- - ,, - .. they want, but I'm spend any inore of the state's vestigator, Jack Fulenwider, because of their handling of O('V s'fl an inresti'!:it:on that P.O- (!OT!uln!c Igling to reveal aIR non th a n has already been rIcak'd." A I .1 Charging the existence i ivta Ma h;,t he called "bad blood down t ht re," Herring said the people II arc apparently trying to get outside help to settle their problems and If they want to (10 that, Its up to them." However, Herring added. NEW YORK AP) Stocl "I'm not going to lake the time market prices edged higher toafl8 members ot the grand jury day despite general dis- 'Y ;' ' ' ~1. 'L ' - .'.\, . ' -%A - 1g TREE CRUSHES TRAILER hiGh WINDS Tusdav afternoon downed a 5011 Australian pine at the rk Avenue Mobile flume Park, Sanford, The tree fell on an unoc, oflUi U\, r, dUO Mrs. Luplus tr R. Ervin, o ne s and inanagers of the park. Ilie thunderstorm later in the afternoon dtimped 2.04 inches of ram on the area. Herald l'huto by (;toI'ge Hayes) . ' - • ', . a iler , . w . • - ,. -. , - - '- ' h l c , , , c e •. r - • . - .• -, .• - LI ' Higher Jorge (;omnez, Mrs. Pedro . - 1FN p (.'!lllU'!') I c • r fl.ILI. ,' FOLDING CHAIR , I A LII R C I) I D I RI MiJ r i iiiii AS PIRIN B — .h REG. 44.99 7 wr' 67 jiQQ5outfil irt. ii.J-i'g POOACOLOA 9 Film. mag:ubr ,.?er.iet,op f,st s itap lir K Wtlofy achieved the needed level of leadership, disciplIne, or the have problems," Polk said. ability to co-ordinate problems 'During 11w first month of and perinncl until he has met operation 'Augu.stt e found with Butler and city officials the room was too small" Knowles said recently San. Polk said plans are to move ford emergency calls w.'rc the conunumcations renter to backlogged for nearly 15 the fourth Floor of the court- minutes when the cen" could house to rooms he now uses for not handle them rapkiay. his private office once con"Too rnuch delay in calls isn't st.ruction is completed on ex- fair to the city taxpayers," panded sheriff's department Butler said. "I think the renter Offices next month. might work in a few years." Knowles' report said Sanford Butler also said his officers dispatchers at the central have been delayed up to 90 center have (ifficult) gaining minutes in completing their access to a lighted nuip that reports in getting complaint doesn't show the current city card records from the center a limits and teletype access to the block away from police head. state's computer system is quarters. limited. requiring delays that Altamonte Springs Police "could be critical." Chief Justus East said today t'i' He also said S.n!ord calls to department is experiencing the countywide emergency "quite a bit of lag in response number aren't recorded or lime to calls by using the accessible for playback For central center but hopcfuIl checks on 'frantically given, te're on the way to solving the incomplete or immediately dii- problem manpower." a 1899 WONDERFUL I 16 OUTHWASH M__ _ 01' 32 CUTE)( 5 07—. P0 % Sli EJl0 _. OIL KIN ——— The Sanford Police headEast said he thinks the quarters records all calls and problem can be worked out. radio oinmunications. "There's no problem too big to Knowles said. but this requires solve," he said. a clerk to relay information to East said Altamonte is using the dispatcher in the courthouse its local radio base station to renter. dispatch some calls and for Full tpa fa lita for all qutkcr hell c'Intact v. ill if uimmunicalions will be in- licers. stalled in about four months," Polk said, "once we have Longwood Chief Toni Hencertified we are an equal op- nigan said studies by hts deportunity employer under a partment show an average r-v $72C) h'dt'at grar.l l4c' 'VI' rs'\rwIrse tim, of u Us cI --------- - - - - S-'",.%"5'.. Fashion - - - - -- - OZ - ' - ,f - - - 7 99 2 ' - - . . BUTTER-UP It .' " ---- - !IOSE 98 3 -- - DROPS - - - REG '1299 ——— ORBITAL HEAT MASSAGER 'S 1 II miIAT Colt I:J,,( acl" REG 29 95 I 54c '_ ORS jj Simpson,"Mrs. Frank Clontz ifferaJd Photo hy'Bill Vincent Bridge Results 4 I W 24 .L AS1ORTED ' c.&ons h'.. r QUALIT Y (CK(RDBRAND - (.1tiAt 004 '-'.5*'.. 899 L 6 88 HAIR CO LOR REG 599 [46JJ ; I .: CUR A T E BOAT • • - CENT RAL HEArING CALL.... PLUMBING & WALLHEATING, INC. 1007 S. Sanford - . Mr.& Mrs. Bill Southward .000 Palmetto Avenue eiuig pap1q iot a HOme; ., . .- - ,9" It I 66 j -- AIL ' _!A A' Ill -. 1" —, , 1 29 ' RIG REG 1 64 BOX of 12 MODESS ., lIAnutII(' FEMirsirac Iv4rnir-v) - 888 . r LIII i ':a I 1 ;iI III ' AL,M'sU CAMP STOOL WItNCANW*3UA ISO Don't Miss Sunday's Lifestyles : L"._------ - - - —a c'ci i itQ Is vIuo *1111 -4 in the P IANO C#.%P.A U.1..LJi - 'a-.- — - 3fl.S7 &AM . Xj REG 1 99 IA( (0Eloctric - FOR CAR ON AUTO SNACK TRAY Genitral , WITH SUCTION CUP AC To HEAT Like Onii Yo' With - • . - AUTO COMPASS 899 *l5/, LS'A?(O- ,' f')p 24 Pfu 33c 15 QT. COOLER CHEST 11 .. CLA IROL NICE & EASY P'? CLEAN-A-FISH COMBO ' i p.m. - 99 REG 1088 I ,• BATTERIES - Don't Have To N'S . D0 L_-----_I ;( owo: HIBACHI GRILL ,. 'O, -- "C" OR "0" SIZE I POLLENEX s. t*.,' LAa0p',. 1111 ,y *y II,", -- tfst"It WIN " 88 5,4AT7IlPl'5 ii SLti,I "-'-' N a, LARGE 14 IN, X 14 IN. GRID . (ltor Mrs. Robert L,Srnjth' - 288 - . 1 L%',Il,',GI'% . (0,5 0 ',c?a!,Psoo. s(.aaA?oasclIu N 9 P SANDALS ILADIES ' L,,4jUIU(M oth 1 OZ - REG 399 POPCORN POPPER '1 \\ 09 - • - - ——— -- ' , ("p",,cwp,Still IIASIC AAA? 1099 ' i ——— RAG 7 , - POLYESTER JAMAICAS - REG. 8. 9 C — - Tips '. '•' Whit does the late President salk (If life, cs'miiprised of men organizational meeting in In's Day. ('oordination John F. Kennedy, star Hurt women and children %°AN Last year, Mrs. Ruby OMA SU.UB Short skirts in March to establish the Sunstill with Davis, first; Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and gubernatorial emperation with (tie Chambers shiners uf Central Florida with I Mother) Wils(,n stdrted the us But Iry not to create an DUPLICATE Everett Jenne, second. Mrs. hopeful Jerry Thomas, have In of ('oinmercs'. City and County Full details to be on first venture for the official day unbalanred announced at a Ward Jones anti Miss Ruth common'? vou1 ng lighthi' dedicating her entire radio DEl TONA ofFicials, all churches, clubs late slate. re Were 12 colored stockings and Poletti, third; Mr. and Mrs. • II S. ,unusl business firms, assisted •ospe Hour, which was aired I4wIes in play at the uvstona g. .Shut.tris, handicaps, lonely Gospel Each sins carried klunky shoes. For a smooth it!Oi'f(L!1M llet.fourth a • rs. Woman's iUu[louse on Feb. 13 the thousands of their fellow elderly folks, deserving Over Sanford's Fine station, to look, wear darker hose and luminous; title of Jttsjiorurv Marguerite Evans and Mrs at 1 itiZensina:nritudsfs:. shut-inand handicapped Fairly delicate shoes or tu1 of duplicate bridge, H Sunslnnvr", well as Sch tm fifth. sponsored by the Woman's net-ding and coin. friends within range of her oredcoo(Ilnafrd boots, esteemed ftJilLSo a Play was directed by Mrs. Club. unique branch was "born" in 11cr- panionship will be the happy voice. gr group ps .mrs& Jackets and ('oats Richard David, arsagotiis nando County which To pay proper tribute this Tia -curreni impact recipients of of the is located the Sunshiners' -Sunday in tile Palm •..aiit s r Winners were North-south, w & att r U rsa.now s tht inn• the Sunshine 'rmr. on I- Inrida s west coast and labor of love, especially on June r s iwill I The Sunshiners, 300 members t'mbracedu membership of ISo 2 which will be the 31st an. activities slanted towardplan this out hut 'ince 'if coils this vs'ar. Mrs. Eugene Hcckett and Mrs. S tit, t'Isi trench coat in Raymond Murphy, first; Mrs. strong and hailmeg From every ut. sometimes There forgotten segment will be an nuversary of International Sh various lightweight fabrics Arthur Kotsan and Mrs. Edna ft \JMIIL'T4ITY of the population. along with big lent, fullReilly, second; Mrs. James SvtupuP There are no dues or officers sleeved jackt't, are making a McFadden and Al Poirier, I I I is each intflividual Sunshiner strong showing third; Mrs. Albert V. Carignan volunteers the time, effort or Nlinky Waitill and Mrs, Kenneth Ilensershot. Money exactly geared to the personal dictates of his or her will attract a lot of attention I- ssllowing the meeting DR DAV ID MONIJOE m d hear this illustrated talk on own heart Merrill and Mrs E H Unkle: at the beach is a thin loose TO .tnImLs.s flUt s refreshments will be sen-t-d. silk Sk reening which promLICs fifth Loris E. Boutw eli, who Fitting gold c ha in worn hIs'stessc will be Mrs. Agnes to be both unusual and in- resides in Sanford at )4 E 24th sstulstsmn East-west winners were Mrs. .?I tuo DeHAHY— I)avtd Orsemia, Mrs. Charlotte Sun_s Formative, Dr. St .. and her grandfather, St., , I. Lee Young and Mrs Homer ' Monroe will be the guest and Mr, Mabel Howler. H Boutwell, living ternspeaker at the meeting of the ANTIQUE l'IUK;IIA%t SET porarmly at the Sanford Nursing !' — .ItRTh, Cl{1111'S CLUB Wekiva Chapter, Daughters of and Convalcscnce Center are TO HEAR S('t51.11'OR the Amncrica,i Revolution, fxi th'IIAHY— M'iiibers of the co-founders of the parent group. Feb. 27 at 1:30 p.m. in the U e Ha r y H omemak er s i)eHAltY— Ernest Woschno): Community Methodist Church, Extension Club have been Miss Boutwell will be the will be the guest artist at the asked to bring anti4ue items, organizer'co-ordinator of this parlor, regular miieetitug (IF the fleBary including China, brass, iron. Central Florida branch. lie will speak on the liFe of Art-sansi crafts ('lub on Mae. 7 stone, glassware and other q Arc you Interested in helping •mt lii am., in the 1'I1arv hail. George Washington, First coll&'ctssr's items, to Uim' )our Fellow man to better president of lite linit(41 st.ite:, ineeting on Feb, 3 jit lo it Ill. in huiLself. to assist )our comTbis will bt- if rcturn %isit (or 0 1 IN- Conimunity Center. inunity in if vital, growing Also highlighting tile Woschnok by popular request of alhan(e and to garner for prograin will be selections froin members. Ile will explain tile Mrs. Caroline Mauney will musical. art of '-silk screening". lie is I inform the Inefilbers the va Broadway the ue which comes from only the f -Cabaret". by tile Deltona vAell kno-Aii arttst in this area. 'If the items displayed. giving of self to the business of Woman's Club Chorus, directed being especially recognized for Following lunch at n30fl, ii perfect living" b Mrs. Pauline Hose. Mrs. tits sculptures program on low to Uae and Think about it then act at'Howard Grate will be the acDisplay Antiques" will be cordingly HERALD cornptmntst. The public Is invited to set' presented. COUNTRY NEEIXS YOU' - - .1101410#10ofA HAMILTON BEACH. TURIZER ni yui --- (\' I AND - V — - connected calls." - S (?M __-- , onct(UO'4 tV pi(; -. k At-ea AClivitle AND SCISSOR SHARPENER LIS - t% • ; // - (. CAN OPENER WITH KNIFE SICS LVI. —— 22 . /\\REG 1 59 1 VAN WYCK .99C — - J I . - 6 REG 7 99 99 39 - I -. ) , 4?O(JlOU*liCIU(04 5 C —— I 1 •• . FITS UP TO 52 IN HIPS . EXPANDING PANTY PAN( k 10 CUP COFFEE MAKER FOAM PAD " _ , / - ItO 6 . Tuesday night, Residents participate in Bible study tlt. . times weekly with many spe- sal seasonal events honoring them during the year. ' .o.,I.;r LU UOil 71.1(1 ,,_ 1301 510 &HADT0 HOLD _. tion - PANU HOSE - -- CHAISE il I ,., < REDWOOD !) $. ALUM. L- 7 .' AU AY 99 REG 8 99 JL. /J / AEG ire are - REGAL - EMPIRE Automatic 4, HAIRSPR t e1 In sh to t SCPto i(oa'l. from Page lAi Ivi JOCOMPLtTt OUTFIT CORD SSOIAGI Sanford Quits Dispatch I - - C - I I •I IU YE LVI '' pp - • in a distinctive, wam, colorful and twiney atmosphere, Church services are (11flducted every Sunday aftern(-~i in addition to travel and nill'. 11, ile d c ... Local Branch Under Organization REDWOOD & ALUMINUM .. V -- . UF I UU . IL and personalized nursing cart, - °OULE . I J U!?s/lln(' rs J o :l'lark .'lflflhl'P,(/r I .iyj 1 •'iL'IIL!)( 'LE!) .S.47'f 'JJ)j "FESTIVAL OF Lanterns" is the theme of I)nn It, Williams. The decorating committee Deltona Woman's Club Fourth Annual Ch Charity with some of the lavish Oriental designs to be Ball scheduled Feb. 23 at the clubhouse on featured are (Ito r, seated, Peg Myers, Yohie m Norandy Boulevard. Ballet Guild of SanfordGibbs and Ann Boyden. Standing, Florence Seminole will provide entertainment. For Durand (1) and JoAnne O'Connor. reservations, call Mrs. Jesse Boyette or Mrs. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) I -- Lodge Nursing and Con. valescent Residence has served rd area The staff takes I 1. • Opened inl%4by Mr. and Mrs. Donald (,r,ittam Seminole - sin -. - - - ith d ... and if hey can con. appointment on Wall Street at vince the governor's office to an absence c,f signs that the ich' idy it, look into aps.I tot Arab Oil embargo in ig ht be this particular matter cll eased lifted they can do it.' The opening Dow Jones aver"Having a violation is age of 30 industrials was up a thing ... having a violation fraction, and gainers took a thin can prosecute Is something 154-152 lead over loers on the else," Herring said. New York Stock Exchange. ' if they want to circulate a Analysts said the market was petition, let them circulate a showing strength In resisting petition to the legislative the usually bearish Influence of delegation" dropping the government reports of contm-. crinunal intent provision 1R'OIfl ulng isigh inflatioa. However, the Sunshine Law, he said, they said, investors were still "Then I'll charge 'em, and Ill arthirig for any positive news prosecute em because I can substantial enough to spur a convict them on simple letstinu rally. ignoranie of the law, which is " Wall Street watched closely what Mr. Middlebrook Is referring to ...conviction on for a break in the Arab oil situatlon over the past several days ignorance." Herring said. The latest city Sunshine Law as US. leaders met with foreign battle began Jan. 6 when than ministers from Sandia Arabia Mayor-elect McClain secretly and Egt, but the meetings tape recorded a meeting in concluded with no an. Booth's home which was also ootmcement of change in Arab attended by Hunter —then took oil policies the tape to Herring. The tapes were first accepted The market roared off to a at face value, arid charges were largc gain in early trading on filed agaiit Hunter and Booth, Tuesday, but then spent the rest but information was then un- of the session backtracking. - Bachrach and Mrs. Gonzalo - ..-: •' I . . 'Seminole Lodge Nursing and Convalescent Residence at an annual Valentine party. Assisting Mrs. Clontz with tile . rices - Society (Doctors' refreshments and each presented a valentine, - rket P , Wives? jsto entertain residents - - U 0 One of the many projects sponsored by Women's Medical Auxiliary to Seminole County - Medical - Pa , 1i- * Balloon Flies To Africa A 74,*4 - I It '" ' k4v -.. Involvement prompted him to ' Fitethree.paragriipti "re-evaluate" the entire matter document, currently being because of a previous Sunshine urculated for signatures,as Law complaint by her husband A.skew to either "appoint a which fizzled. different state attorney to m Herring s statements vt'stigate the matter, or have prompted a public dispute the grand jury convene to hear between his office and ,he Van tIfl' case" .qxe s'.i • irs. ..n Etpoel IsJu) herring said, saying she feared the state can circulate all the petitions not going to attorney and his chief in. - - . - herring said his discovery of Seminole County campaign I -- The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1914—lB ;'i :" Doctors Wives hos t Party - headed by Dario Icardi and exclusive franchises for bage and trash. The board also voted to Johnny Unitas, was adopted by commercial garbage collection. the erection of adpermit city council Tuesday night Councilman Cal DeVoney without dissent, voted "no," preferring an vertising signs at the ball park used by the city's little league. The parcel south of Crane's exclusive franchise method. floost and north of the SR-I-4 intersection will have con dominiums; in the SM.OW price range, lcardi told councilmen An reach the African coast sonicWAShINGTON iAl' some weeks ago hitrc near Dikar, Senegal" Alexandra a man trying to Wednesday afternoon, said the fly a balloon From the first to In other action, council be eathicr service. rezoned to neighborhood America to Europe may the first to make become the commercial the Hattaway ('.atch took off From Harristrip trout America to Africa in. burg, I'a., Monday night and Montgomery Road parcel after a church pastor and members stead. originally planned to land Pi. i The National Ymeather 5crthat alco o i w ere assured in France or Spain. iher Tk,omas beveragescannot be sold at the vi e r ported 111a1 He was spotted about noon site because of its proximity to thitch Jr was being pushed far the Ifilltop Pentecostal Baptist to the south of his planned l'ucsday by Iberian Airlines coursebyupperiiirjs'tstreanis. ithout 1,300 miles north-north. Church 'We stiiiislt that he o,ilI s-OIl 1 I'InrtI Hil 1) Rezoned to industrial was the 11\ ' - called "a classic case of en. trapment." . k , - ' will - / •• : 4 Anderson tract bordered by Councilman Dan Dorfman Rezoning to permit con. Orange, Douglas, Burton and said non-exclusive franchising give commercial enstruction of the multI-million Center Streets, dollar 17-story condominium Ally. Joe Davis was in. terprises an opportunity to look structed to prepare an or- over more than one vender The complex planned by Central Florida Inns, the company dinance providing non- city collects residential gar- .ILTAMON'IE SPRINGS n W. Springs Case I ('on'l. Imm page IA I — Springs Altamonte �~ M 2B—The Sanford Herald Miss Dear I Abby Ignorant Of : C II Ca R.S.V.P.? Hollester 10 husband and I give a Large gala party. Th is year we mailed out Invitations They were marked, "R. S. V. P." with our phone number. Our return address was on every envelope. The day befo'r the party we had only 4$ respomes! I asked two of my friends to please help me Phone those from whom we had not heard to find out whether they were coming. 14 my . ilk SHERRI LYNN %'I[,5ON And party guests herald Photos by Marva Hawkins could bring their hoiliseguest.s--which totaled nine extra - I Ttwee couples declined, saying they had to let us know, but just never got around to It. Five couldn't be reached, so we assumed that they were out town. '* s h o P BI meant AME of husband was furious, and said: "Nest year we're not callng up any body. If t hey don't respond but come anyway, when they come to the door we'll just say, 'y' weren't expecting you." Ah5', pkae print this, and tell people that R. S. V. P. mes. p:e.1e let u kn•i'A hs' th er oil NOT %o-,j ire' coming" HAD IT IN PALI SPRINGS W: _~ C7~ T I .. _. T we Speak C) highlights Notion By Poly Cramer _______________ Polly's Problem DEAR POLL\' I have kept house for several i vents and have a problem that surely others have had. how does one get undershirts and 'while socks really clean and while without using harsh methods? L MRS. C.W.M. 10 ________________________________________ _ - Th erapy Technician. . .. Zik- , Welfare - Fraud Cases ab - _94 On nore R. S. V. P. InvItations are either Ignorent or netil' 'I' orb - By MAR%A V. HAWKINS 11 DEAR ABBY: My husband and I haen't lived together Herald Correspondent for 14 years. He sleeps up.iairs and I sleep downstairs. We hardly Here's my question: If two people w ho aren't married but have !ived together as man and wile for seven years are considered legally married, why wouldn't my husband and I. w ho have NOT Lived together as man and wife for 14 years, he considered legally divorced' STUMPED ' ' The lit. Rev. Hubert N. Robinson, Bishop of the 11th F.piscupal District of the African Methodist Church, which Includes Florida and the Bahama.s, will be the guest speaker at St. James ÂME Church, Sunday at 11 a.m. Th e pastor, of ficers and members extend to the public a hearty welcome to be thrir guest for th e day. L)E.thl ,1t'Ml'Et): 'tltho there are "common law mar- , 'i".. . &Ag'_~~__~_- _____ ____________________ McI Burgl __________________________________________________________ 1. I I New Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Ift Street witj hold a . revival Feb. 20.22. '[be church Is located on west 12th Street. Themr,e will be "Back To God", with a message each night. fl llev- Gertal L. Sirris If I Wednesday night, ('hor One Is in charge; Thursd.a) night, Choir 4w's home! Two. Friday *lit, youth night with all youth invited at 7 p.m ( 11 MNIFIDENTIAL TO PORTL'tM) VIEWPOINT: I'm h you. Anihing that brs auay, mlsundeiitaudjng No haswity,between husband and _ sway with, And the Compaa Christm*s Party which cxchides spouses heads the list! . li 11 JOO" , Mrs- ruie now but avoid one who is 01-erly dynamic and could get onIsyot nerves, Engage in socini tnte'ests. lin(b Newkirk. , Mr. and Mn. Wilbur N%U. Mr Sherri Lynn Wilson cele brated her Filth birthday with her niany friencis and cl3ssmates. ilia" en,10)ing the party f un were - and Renee Smith, KeLs.hawn Surke. Curtis Lewis Jaftan MOON CHILDREN June 22 to July 211 Take Urns to do lieU, Sooja Moore, Lataflya Davis, Kayla Givens, Osantel Moore, finish in g touches on a new project you have begun. Figure (hit Iarrs' S. Allen, VuLanda Davis, Theresa Mitchell, Richard Eva ns how to have mae rappc'rt with mate, Be happy. LEO I July 22 to Aug. 211 Stftr clear of a bigwig and this bpeurm a succ"dW 4U) for you. Try to be MxTe c%ioperative with arsocintes. Attend the soctsl tonight. VIRGO IAUg. 22 to Sept. 22) Co-workers can be of great help to you today, so coordinate yotr efforts more intelligently, Show others you have excellent taste, Deceden Whitby and Brian Bolt. Sherri Is daughter of Mr. j Mrs. Edward C. Wilson. t&r maternal grandmother is,%Irs. Viola Johnson of Orlando. paternal grandmoffiff is Mr.s. F.thel Wibon i1'iedo and her godparents, Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Mo>'. - ~ — __r.T' .- : ' ' - . RUBY ISAAC PULIAllicill.5 uf it bu2ness nature early and Om - WOM9 home affairs. Com'erse with good friends tonight. deciiiiins Jan 201 Use wisdom in corning to g. % wuss Lhern t'omnlunit 9' — .' $ 0 1. QUINTINNAflIAN tl!tlFlhllptbwIlIlIIlI1Irl4 InMICIAW)IITAKI:lt Civic Association Siffig — %fetmihers of " "' Sittmg has been asked to n- milajor service project of the l"londa League ('F Cities anti ' ' An) item dona ted will be h)eltona Civic Association will fonti the m embership oF the auctioned tip benefit needy hear a talk b) Raymond C. estimated t,oit of oper-iting a - wr — -- _. -n.- ____ "'" " _______ _________ __ _ 11 -• - W - IF a t! 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JJ .. ___ 54 Small isianiti lttf omfort fA rri A I ., ,••; f _______ be, ai'Id 49 Writ me 35 Number 14 Colene ',tas'art q',tiaa'. 4 a','', - I _______ ___ __ _ with atties. Use more Mull in your worit. ' lot rn 29 Thin iapor 33 Not odd 34 Globe . C 1A'), saying the young felluii iiierited inure cooperation for PirC604JI . ___ ____ or East South A"tAp IC Pee. Oii Puzzle ______ , __ _________ __ .10 Ail(] tile Judge acquitted tile 4 'lb ACROSS i Loss condensed 42lqloalcmb water vapor 41 Roman bron:r 4Darnen 9'.'Ioud si'r 47('ioudidrist'n i21'eminine ___ .4 '_ I "*, Boom ____7t_ mom''. jI E 'JJI MIII II ON mom WI N Il l mom W a ME' '.-,iI jilgal I II a N JII IuII UP MEE -- ~_,. - ~: ,=' ~ ~-' -I ",-'. '-"::r -' 610 . '-'-. ' Sirvin,. I,iiuglass Watson, WE Z J" R , , ________________ _____________________ ./ )0 ___________ __________ L r ' ,,co*issi7 NCROPtI; A 7 00 & 030 "DERANGED" HOUSE THAT SCREAMED'' It — ./ 0' It: 30 (2) Hollywood WEDNESDAY Squares (9) '.00 (2) procured customers For her. And she'd routinely cohabit with maybe i dozen mise,'i in inc night: then go hiommie to be is ith the pimp. It, oshiuum s he gladly tur ned over the cash she had earned as a prostitute. For Olt- tearfully inforinted tot' that her lity friend would desert her if she didn't bring 'limit ('niugh mont' earls ititirnlng Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet ( 1 3) (21) Viewpoint (41) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) The Price Is Right isionale. or lie won't give tier isits (liicugiu''' Si' I Finally i'onvint,'tl Elaine that her husband's affair was ii' titort' an evidence if love fur tht' ''Call'' girl than if she hi,iuf served hitii a steak dinner in the It indicates merelti, sensual Bunch 12:00 (2) News (6) The Young And The Restless (6) Andy Griffith M Password (44) Variety Ne*s Consequences (I)) Movie 12:30 (2) Baffle (6) Search For F:00 (2) Chase (6) Sonny & Cher (9) The Cowboys (24) Washingt on Tomorrow (9) News 12:53 (2) News 1.00 (21 Jackpot Connection (6) News (44) ABA All Star Basketball (9) All My Children (41) Movie 1:30 Of Three On A (24) Theatre In America 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Cannon 9:30 (13) But 1i e's L Atv Match (6) As The World Turns () Lot's Make A Deal 200 (2) Days Of Our (9) Doc Eitiotl Lives (6) The Guiding Intrigue I1'OQ (2) News Light (9) Newlywed Game (6) N E-& S 2A0 12) Doctors (9) News () Night Gallery (6) The Edge Night 1130 (7) Tonight Show (9) Girl In My (6) Movie (9) Wide World En$er'alnment (21) Religious Americ (41) Movie Life (44) Patty Duke 300 (2) An'r World (6) 'The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital 1:00 (2) Tomorrcw Show (9) Movie (11) News (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game () One Life To Live (44) Bullwinkic Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Pillsbury Bake Off (21) Sesame Street (44) GlIligan's i s l a nd THURSDAY MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubil ee 6:13 (2) Sunshine Almanac (6) Sunshine Almanac 4:30 (2) Bonanza (9) Movie USA (6) Sunrise Semester 6:10 (2) With This Ring 700 (2) Today (6) CBS Ne1ss (9) Bozo's Big Top 8 00 (6) Capt Kangroo (44) Petticoat Junction 500 (24) MisteRogers Neghborhood (44) Green Acres 3:15 (I)) Tomorrow Show 3130 (2) NewS (9) Mike Douglas (6) Green Acres Show (13) Revelati on 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Generation (31) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle Show (6) What's My Line (9) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration 600 (2) Ness (6) NQaS'i (13) Wills Family (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show (6) The S10,000 Pyramid (11) Fury ii 00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit 6 30 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Ernest Tubb (9) Split Second (44) Hogan's Heroes (44) rt (ll! 1 1 __________ ____ c'5cooE_ rR ____________________________________________________________________ 9-I I Nh3(' Slit' WEI)NE.Sl)AV NIGHT AT 'l'IIE MOVIES ''A ('4'sr of Rapt''' Elizabeth \Intg,ivr star'i as a raped twice' b) the same :'ouni' loan. When she files a charge •lAYUIIt -. •",l':l ______________ ___________________ 7 _________________ .Ay; M"" .*'A'. I. ''A I. ______________ aiinst hiiii after the 5eei ffl1 ________________________________________________________________ attack, she finds that politi' treat her more like a crmlinai than a victim. The subsequent trial not only puts her in demeaning situation, but also __________ _____________ — House ,.- -il, ' • C' iii.,' conclusion is of little con. jr ________ ____ I_- LUNCHEON SPECIAL b unsympathetic xilict', Will unnerv:ng ('flUttro,'tii 'r' t'durs' Steak 9" 7J • We Still Have olatiiin to her. The whole point if the film is to point op the glaring misdirection of justice in rape cases, where the woman Of _________ $ 49 , - , 'i'i ' ' t '. A. _ ____ _______________ _________________________ - _ ___ AFTERNOON ''Hut, Dr. ('lane," she addt'eJ, iO:00 (2) DInah's Place ' i girl itiust u('i interested and Wild make tile customer think s1w is W30 12) Jeopardy a tip and tome back to patronize her the next titus' ho Brady (411 Not For Women Only i 155 (6) P4e',s To Tell The SUPER DEADLY b I tt recks tier marriage, and even (2) Spring Street is itti a nogood pimp who iiiiii iJIIiJIIIIIiR ,t,\, III' III UII 0101 , lll'itt'). It isn't Cupid but cupidity that motivates them, When I was interning at Wesley Memorial hospital in ('hicag,i,ldoctoretjanu,isberof prostitutes wiat cant in For unerisi treatment. iii uliniri' ruw,r,i l,r tat,,.'i I.. r the tragic figure, I,ear. Paul is, 'cause that was a lot of 10:30 (13) Operation tiestgla)'. There is no was' to TODAY'S QL'EsrloN atm the loss of two club Instead of bidding ihrcr tric ks if West holds K'Q-4, K- notrump s ou r partner has bid Q'2 or K'Q-4- 2. This play of four cluts oer toLr three p.uI-c two finesses will al so lose to What do >ou do now' K-Q doubleton, but it wins Ansiset' Tomorrow i6( rianic' _______ 1 North tliu,siaslit' cooperation for 7 rIJ mmioney to mc." Ttw hidding ha% tx4-n UM VUS10101 __________ _________ and get to t(:wfl speedily to seen there for Ins alibi. -So I up and hit !ter, for 1 - 10:00 (6) Kojack figured I deserved wore [lass l i• Pass Well, I used that case II hell) Ia Pass is quickly It wouldn't do expert l'ass shock Elaine into a realization 351 lass ast any good. Expert South Pass , that the women who cornwould let the 10 ri e' You, South, hold He would do this because SA K 76 A K 76 •3 24K 103 snercialized sex, whether as it's the best play. He plans to What do y ou do now" prostitutes or 'Call' girls, are 13 Awaken t h e re i S -4 clubs by eading the 10 from dumm An East player might so lve his problems by cotering. but an ex pe rt Ea st wou!d duck I onnmnunity the size of Deltona K:wanis ('lub ('all 3-5584 for editor 'if Florida Municisal He is also ezpectid to, give' first. Stihhlettle to pick up your Record in Talla hassee-, today at hand knowledge of the are again asking for ('urn- usonat ion, 1:30 p.m at the community problems munit) participation. The which far, enter. Following his speech he i tiunicipall ties.Sittig has,, par-cake suprier oil] start at Tickets are available from all 'Ac Ill H. A :330 antI the' auction at 6 pin. answer questions con. arill M A. degree from Michigan tiwmbcrs of the club. 't'rnir'g incorporation Stale Universit> 0_1I SEiIst'slI:H i.sruis'mtit. s'ss ' 1 benefas from the affair so they ' one finesse followed bv the av of the act' _____________________________________ To Hear R.C. I)Kl.TON -For there I % as. having paid three lines of play are 76 per ihe last 15 1 had to my name, cent for two messes; 66 per cent for banging down the and she just t'hawcd on a ripe ace and only 2 per cent for apple meanwhile, -- The annual Sanford Kiwanis Auction items needed include Pancake Supper and Auction u old chairs, Fans, bob)' schedule-it March 2 at the mmnrrors, or other useful Sanford ('ii, i ('enter. The twin itemis entire L . ------'----- chances of success of the take a second finesse ater on A —Pass. Your partner has not interested in the act ilself if the 10 lows to the king or heard )our Jamp to three spades their customers. queen and has decided t bid noirump. %I,.they are enticed by the Let's see why this is the Accept hhdedslon. . - /' Set March 2 In Sanford events are the major annual fund raising efforts for the civic 1! r _. .' 111 - 7 Pass PaS." notrump home with I ay's [Z"{fl'1'J cards. He would go alter the . SAGrrTAflJpS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Make and keen srs. - CAPRICOR.% iDec 22 to ~1119 - GN1 Pass Any expert would bring six fart' clients," he said. '9 16 _:i~ t- honors leave it to you if I wasn't Incidentally the respcct;ve ju.stiFied. South By Oswald & James Jacoby ________________________________________________________________________ mutually enjoy. Avoid one who gossips. SCORPIO I. 23 to Nov. 2l Mo Jystart serenely but later gets hectic at home so take steps to sweeten disposition of ,kun, Be sure to keep appointments, ..r, l! -~ '4 .7 - t1BRA I Sept. M to Oct. 22) Talk policy ffuum over with .1 assiociales early in the day. Take mate to special amusement you 0 -30 1j_zli,i~ % all 3-1 breaks with divided plained tile gangling youth, A Opening lead-62 ' 1000 The Pass • And her black eyes were alliple evidence to support her against any combination in, eluding btth king-queen in Ii.HIfl "But, your honor," coin. the East hand, but it loses to is I l ing the ace next. This wins against all 2-2 breaks a d West North East I 1i -. GEMINI May 21 to June 211 Some new ideas that come to .)Vu can be helpful in your career. Take a more I kindly attitude toward others. Plan any trips wisely. 3rd, Jdhnathan Jones, Sonja Montgomery, Thcia Calloway, , yi~, M __.-- - - - I I I . ____________________________________ and Mrs. Ray-ford Bacon, Stafford Mitchell, Lorenro Jones, F4ward Duval, Tericnce flanders, Pameka Sutton Andrea TAURUS (Apr. 20 In May 30) Stop procrastinating and seek Johnson, Mrs. Blanche People and Reddick Isaac ' the advice from a bigwig in a most tactful mamer, Mor e tension ía needed in handling tasks, Party Honors Sherri 4K Neither vulnerable test, saving the state $2.6 miliIOfl, •. Mrs. Ruby Isaac was honored by her mother, Mrs. Katie Annual Kiwanis Auction ata sur pr ise btrtlxlay' party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus McClain, Mrs. Irma CoOper, Mr. and Mrs. James Moody, Dolly, Sh ir ley and Tonette Wynn, V. AFUES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Being with good friends I - % U #Q852 44 When the feuding couple appeared before the Judge, tile 10 ride with the plan of play' hiy admitted her charges. divided honorsThe worst play is to let the • Mt 4AJ976 - ' . 0 . .. . '" ' . ,,1' , . . '.,'q.'. Mrs. Isaac Honored accomplished early In the day could qtuckly change to a big argument. but you keep you afternoon Is splendid (ci' adopting new Of I Karcher said. . Honored C V974 4 them on the the DivWon of Family Services same mad, Karcher said. take immediate action to esta The pipe belonged to Orange list) an effective system to cul. Paving and Construction, led miver$yrnents (torn wel- . :"'' dp1rd; 110)', Patrick ansi W no na Miller; Vict or and Joyce Nathan. , I,mnicla Media Shalen Whitaker celebrated her fourth birthday with a party given by her mother, Mrs. Ivory Whitaker. Guests were Terannikia, Tcrneka Meiyada Whitaker, Loretta Wil liams, Isaiah William Jr., Jacqueline Wil ams, N li anet te Lindsay and .Johzviy Lindsay, Charlie Fields, Willie Mae Watsop, Brenda Watson, Rosa, Ar'n Rena, Dedra Fullington and Carolyn Hillsmnan. THURSDAY. FEB. 21, 1974 T 10853 # 1061 by prove evision any time East started with ° ei the r one or both of the hon' ors -f the girls. The next best day is to lay she' sue-I him for down the ace. This will win assault and battery sa tog he' ainst K'( doubleton in the had beaten her with his Fists nest hand any other 2-2 nd blacken ed both her eyes. break or any 3'l break with I A 62 mcii loading pipe on the trucks has not go ne far enough in its and phoned police, but as they efforts tocontj'ulweUare fra ud . Pidled in on SR t the th1t "I strongly recommend that ront of `_ ` 0:12, "C •'\ . A happy th ird birthday was celebrated by nnuun Lyle Nathan with a party given at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. I' EAST 4 i016 i.s a stunning perforiiiiiince Tel onized a llou,e III I'i'ostitutiiiii arid paid $ For one ' But Ellison said the diiiision . 10, ______ AN Ouca.to.&" from the Caro 11 Ria)n., Institute A C& . , ,,,..' Richards is president. }IO1)SCOPE 14 WE 4 97532 Services director, announced An area resident notiM the of be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at New Mt. Calvary .Missionary Baptist Church. Speaker will be the Rev. Gertal L Sims. Mrs. Eudell ii fanuary 197). fie said the ' iLames of welfare cheaters tivere said frt'jay . ' CARROLL RIGHTER'S I 'I l'ohm Met George Karcher rolls by using Ellison's income Amvet Auxiliary Anniversary It North Winter Park Drive Tuesda y KQ K 10153 ti0nththatthe agency has ttwtheftandusedafjati,edand a pick-up truck," Casselberry cutmanypersons from welfare - . __________ 4 A QJ poses. CASSEI.BERRY— Nine men Ellison said he found fraud in lnaded two trucks with 11,900 s per cent the cases in' worth of plastic pipe from a vestigated in counties in -11v men evident.ly planned . Hate I. write letters? ScM $1 to Abigail Vu Baren. d i will be pastair-evange list for the services, T1gbt' So what's improper about building a place to pray In U ' - ployment compensa tion pur. killed his seems (')%l%IER('ItLSF:x . ) Ou0 iiuntan''r — night but sped away when turnl over to state attorneys police arrived. Douglas Endaley, Family Revival Series Begins DEAR WO.NDERI%G: A chapel h a place to pray. ) on — church. I would appreciate our opinion, and I'd also like to know bow mlntste1's (eel about this. WONDERING Hsw is Wifte Letters " & .Chapel ÂME Ch urch, Oviedo, wi th The Rt, RCS', Hubert N. BISHOP ROBINSON Rohn. guest speaker for the 2:30 p.m. se rvi ce. Sxclal m usic will be rendered b~y the cmbined senjor and Junior choirs of the . . . Guest speaker construction site church. Rev. ILL. Dixon is as some churches We. She must have spent a fortune on it, I want to know is this proper to do—religionwise? This woman has a th to go to. She doesn 't have to have I thuh right in her own home. Her cha pel is like a cathecral. She even has a croas on the root I It looks to me like it is an insult to her oum I 0 4"_@-I - Thwarted f;,ther.in.Iaw. Slim i Robert Joseph l'app's New York ('arradint' witnesses the Shakespeare Festival group, shIuut!ng, but the suspect's alibi taped at a free public per. too perfect for Slim's fnrjiiane't' in New York's ltstiiiiy, Ttu' beys htte to ('&'ntr.il Park luring it,s l;3 it stas f)ih)le for the season, It Features James Earl man to shoot his father-in-law Jones in a superb portrayal of pro% va inan iY husband" UI! and down and find Double finesse doubles your fun recipients against wage reports filed by employers for unem- V The Winter Harvest Drive will terminate Sunday at Grant _____________________ AT8RIDGE checks names of nel(re "For my husband attended :i i onvention ii ('hicago a month ago, during thich a lot of .stesses were hired to entertatri the nun '1k' iys ic tirank ti many hiighhalk, whicti is why he had S I told Elaine the story I received From a Kentuck) Wednesday. Feb 20, 1974 lawyer about a court case down WIN p b~q .% hell) girl. "Rut he insists she meant nothing to him, but was that ,Isti true if her Feelings toward I eliminate a lot of streaks. - Kl.AYN _______________ "..aaç*. 1A1.fp,,w sIsi Services that the test proves his 'income verification system" in ieeting out cases of welfare fraud. __________ _______ DEAR ABBY: I am writing a bout a rela ti ve of min eS She has built a chapel in her home, and I mean, It's as big first use a circular stroke and then go have even Considered a di%orce. ,iii affair that night with a 'Call' vinegar very good for removing the' od)r from spots pets have made on rugs. MAI(GAIIET L)All POLLY - House' cleaning tim' will be here before we know it. I would like to pass on a Pointer I have found useful through the years. When washing walls and cahint'ts I ElIisnsaida shakedown test pt on the Division of Farnil) itiibi Attempted Church Concludes Drive miages," th ere are no common law dhortes. ___ odor from m ' dress but it never came tack. I also find white TALLAHASSEE, F'la. i APi if a system to check outside tO' - Auditor General Ernest Elli. conic of supposedly uncut. sonsaidtodaytwtiasuncovered ployed persons led to the dt.s967 cases of welfa re Fraud In covery. Florida. lie concluded in an audit rt'- __ ___ gent. And It's a toss-up as to which Is worse. 0 . . .' / -- Sunday Revealed In Florida C1MJST S1JHOIAJI ,IN ~,, ________ nutting the dress in the water. Rinse' thoroughly in this ond et stand for just a few seconds before squeezing out the water. This should remove the odor. R:nse again in clear tepid water, List' a turkish towel to s 'Xcrs moisture hang up to dry . I hupi' this helps her as it di d me b u t , course, she must test to be sure her dress fabric can "take it It took two such treatments to completely remove the , 7- ______ __________ THE ing it in tepid water %vith a mild detergent and ir. thesecond rinse add about three tablespoons of white vinegar be fore The Church, Rochester at 3 P.m. . ill 0"N BONN in, '" I _________ - a Was 4 .t'(I .iI Is i DEAR IOLLY My Pet l'eevt' is with tb' rn1inulacturers of toilet bowl deodorizers that turn blue in water. I do not like this blue water. When I go into the' bathroom I want see clean clear water in the toilet bowl, not blue I have se arched the supermarkets trying to Find a product to put in the' tank that cleans and deodorizes but does not turn blue. I cannot find one. They all say they do just this. This really irks me. We housewives have no choice. — MRS. Ws. E)EAI4 I'OLLY My answer is (or Sharon who wants to remove the odor from an acetate dress She might try wash' ' I I By - . # - ;. Ig Feb. 20, 1974-38 Wednesday, 8.9NHCCIIASI: "Out olGas" 8:30.10 ABC ABC WED. liene Aubcrjonois are featured refuses to talk, thinking he's This is most opportune since it NESDAV MOVIE 'The in this undisciplined plot m• protecting an innocent girl. U nn e rv i n g deals wnli hijacking ring which lie list rum Chronicle'' vtilving the antagor.isnis of two specializes in gasoline trucks, Soiriewbal extravagant, but titled fam i lies toweard each (EOIU;E W. ('l(,NE. Officer lItre (;ir Crosby, unusual, this Film suggests that other. A dramatic bonanza for Mi). poses as a PU1III) jackey who t he earth evcntualh may be tiewers. 10.11 ARC DOC ELLIOT "The gets a job at a gas st'tion that inherited by insects, Dr. ('artier" A mysterious and a1nt Is heartbroken, largely tk,n't seem to be troubl ed by 1lt'llstru,ii played by La wrence elusi Figure is suspected of lwrause of a mistaken notion shortages, What particularly I'ressn,an is the entomologist being a carrier that has set off a about men's sex outlook. So irks the Chase unit is that a load 9.IOCIIS CANNON "The Cure typhoid epidemic in a tiny %tud) this case with tare, of gas destined for police who believes in this theory, That Kills" When a young mountain town. Elliot work.s thi's, look at sour wedding lwadquartcrs is hijacked, so (rtiss, microscopic closeups of social worker disappears, feverishly to keep the outbreak ring In reilsiure your 'go: then there's no holding back when ireet,exaggerated to human ('annon Finds himself plodding From spr.'athrig, and also t' serti' mutt' entli'Ing boudoir the Chase unit goes alter the size, tirest'nt a chilling but through the grimy carnival tr k '1,1.0 thr carrier he'sec'akc ring, world looking For her. When unique viewing experience, ('annon finds her, she is a ('ASE Z-57: Elale II., aged murder victim. In Following 31, is a cultured housewife, leads, Cannon's tin life is in "But, Dr. Crane." she 8-8:30 MU' COWBOYS 8:30.11:30 I'ltS Shakespeare jeopardy i'ioaned, "I Feel :'rushei and "Ih'atti in ,i Fast Ihirse" 'fli' in the' Park "King J.car,' This \V s4f " BEtH HAD IT: litre's your letter. And If It's any comfort O you. OU have bti f fl) People who Sanford Herald TV Time Previews Toilet cleaners make her blue I Street, ployed as an Inhalation March 2. 1974 at Aenon Baptist ~~ 'I. My el~i~,6 V111, J* 3 X -ray clerk at ________ ________________ Would you be lieve that said, "Yes, we're coming. but we didn't think we had to let you know unless we COULDN'T make It." IThrre In that group asked If t he y 1 116,7% ",.~ Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hetctkr of 9 Rochester, N.Y. annount'e the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Jennifer Jo Curry to Donald Lamar Middleton of Rochester. Jennifer was born in Youngstown. Ohio and attended Ben Franklir. High School. Itochester, She is presently employed as a Ituchester Hospital. I)t'nalil was born in Ja.'ksonville and reared in Sanford w he re he graduated From Crown.s High School. Ht' is the son of Sgt. John Moore of JENNIFER CURRY theSanford Police 1c'partrnent, and Donald is presently em- wedding will be an Cteflt 4L Y. Ni DEAR ABBY: Every year The To Donald Middleton By ABIGAIL VAIl BUR Spot. 1st. Th Engaged E POLLYS POINTERS Mistaken 26 Dum-dums Were iiiI Curry ~f __ 1 -- a a 0 '0 . I Wednesday, Feb.,ftio, 1914 RI V ER R( )( )M IIEST: URANT 10-11 CBS KOJAK '18 flours '1Fear"CtiuckMannpIaysa Breaklst 7-11 Lunch 11:30.2:30 Dinner 3.10 Wsinessnian whose roving eye gets him into such deep trouble that lie finds himself accuscJ of Business Men's, I - LUNCHEON three murders, lIe's easy prey HAPPY HOUR 4.7 for a prett% smuggler who uses Two Drinks For The Price Of One . tiimii in an effort to throw a siiuld.be assassin of F her trail. ShCt'1 t)11'S1flR),' CI Iflfl The businessman winds- up be ing arrested whea po lice close Oregon Ave. At 1.4 & SR 46 i' Sanford —' in on the murder probes, but tie Without He's Good DOG Ties, sqACINO I Citizen 11 NEW YORK 'API - Even thought he gays' t e l evision "The I)at:ng Ganie" nine years ago, Chuck Harris isn't all bad. For nc thin g . he doesn't wear ties, which in thy book automatically makes him a good citizen. For another, he's working on lus second novel, *,The Game Show," in which he says the Icr,,, a 1V game-show pack. ~, - ' —' 4' vi " agt'r.Fintis 'a goodwav !ohloost his ratings b) killing 'in- NOW testarits on the air." FRIDAY MATINEE Sittie ittight say this is what t'tentiutllv happens to the mind if a Ilaicar..old Philadelphian - I have reFerenet' to Hams who is one of hiol1)'ood's most S Post Time 8 P.M. • Matinees Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat,, :45P, hi. • All New Grandstand S New Color TV successful developers of w game shows. But he just grins and denies Sorry No One Under 18 JAflFORf) - OR[,flfl[)() KEflflEL ClUB it. "l'imi just trying to write a look if the absurd with . vision innund,"he says. adding that u' not to ('omhimhiit an 10 Mules north of Orlando between to ) _____________________________________________________ Reservalions (305) $31 16v0 C5 of the game.sh,w Insiness or anything like that "I don't want to crusade," hi' says. ''I just stunt to do a book th4its entertaining and shs Just how' t'raz network telt.'. , Wedlims"y9s Harris, a short, soft-spoken millionaire who appears the sort of guy who laughs because . 1 . 7 A. -_ he suspects the world is mail, '.aid he's been on a sabbatical fruit IV sln,t' Se'ptenitx'r ti itrhlte his first n,v,'l I I . \ \ t \ $ 145 — 1 1.11 . A W I �1-'Th.Sanford Herald Wednesday, A Little Fish lqc~ MARINEFISHERIES SAYS, ALITrLE FISH ,, LONG WAY One way to cut down on the impulse buying of foods i ncluding snack foods which nibble into your total food hi budget In the supermarket is to eat before you shop. thre mea Alt a shopping based on meals I 1Mnned for two ''" : three days or a fuN week and include alternates to bu such Most homemakers know that doctors and nutritionists recommend at least five fish G I nri Wnni In AAcknic A oes good buys because Um is no waste—wha t you buy 13 Wasldiigton, D.C. 2MM. economy, and excellent FISH PIE WITH CHEESE BISCUIT TOPPING ineals a week because of the hundred percent food. When nutrition. They are so enthused as canned fruits or vegetables, fresh vegetables, excellent nutrition fishery meals — it they are true money-saving specials. The prWucts provide. Fish, when • real basic questions to ask when shopping in these times properly prepared, can also be of higher food prices are: do you need it, will you or your satisfying and delicious as well f amily eat it and is the food item worth the price? as being good for you But did you know that a e goes a long way in feeding a family CWWSPAP(,4 INTERP"M ASS41 buying fish fillets, ln"estlgate both fresh and frozen fillets in super market or seafood store. Those that are seasona ll y Plentiful will be the most reasonably priced. on this subject that they have just published a brand new, purse-aized booklet, A Utfl Fish Goes A Long Way. Twenty. five low-cost but tasty an a section of menu recipes degrees F., 1$ tO 20 ITliflutil or until biscuits itt dOflS $Ild I cup prepared biscult mix browned. Makes 4 suviW - weight and require no refrigeration," she said. "I've found that package-I gravy kne* I was going to have to share his love of the outdoors tile. And I usually package meals all ingredients U aO(flu to share his life So I learned to ut worm n thefIshJx)k Tci' a fish and to make a camrJlre Here Is - her recipe for Poached sh and one for Nuts and Crisp Cereal Nug- -- "You use packaged sauce and , r3 vy mixes or th e the burned ps, es are iir uiufl pus5tic p&ates, just to akin to a fondue dip party." Mrs. Green. and eating home into the sauces. It's somewhat army mess kits are wonderful Paper for each meal packaged to. I1ethe — before leaving chunks of fish which they dip for backpack trips. "You can use the utensils - e ezp gets Snax, which he prepared with ease over a cam pfi re • pare them according to pack- lOt age directions and serve each m a separate container. y plates e camp fire after ' advised . - LO] your fresh-caught fish, clean and fillet (hem first. Remove all bones. . can use such mixes as Chinese POACHED FISH -- 4 pounds fish fillets mustard sauce, onion gravy, .1 MENU I O.IOfl. sliced I carrot, sliced into rounds 2 bay leaves 3 wWo peppercorns (black PePIF3) Wrap the W fillets in cheesecloth, allowing abuut 2 inches of extra cloth at both Asparagus 'Sweetheart cookies ends. Carefully drop fish into TUESDAY the sirnmering liquid, taking the extra cheesecloth, eixIa MENU by Aileen Mixed green salad Eggplant parmaglana Rye bread ("the handles") and acing them over the sides of the skillet. Cover and simmer it teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons lemon juice sprigs pa rsley, or I Spoon freere-dried parsley about 5 minutes, depending rom flakes 4 tablespoons wine vinegar H the fillets I the liquid unwrap and dis- WEDNESDAY card the cheesecloth. Serve Combine all poaching in. MENU with dips. SAVE Home fried pot-lInes 'lierhed savory kale STORE rHOURS Pineapple pie litvu OIL PASTE THURSDAY Oat. MENU byaloen Cole slaw Sloppy Jots SAVI Toasted frankfurter rolls 1pm Strawberry ice cream FR IDAY Tom VIPALIS PRICES GOOD THURS., FEB. 21 THRU WED., FEB. 27 PRICES GOOD THURSI, FEB. 21 THRU WED., FEB. 27 MENU Quantity Rights TONIC French Dressing. 2 %W $ 18 99 IlLS Potato Sticks CANS HSCHII or SOT" $11 I wiws Dull- 51015$, INC 1 I T,IIIPTY MAID - VApONS 118 DRINKS 3 4"S. I 4 *100 5*01(0 88c . • • (('dli Cu, lL One-pot macaroni supper *11414 01111 SIOPIS INC COPYRIGHT 1974 HICIORY . P ork Steaks Fillets Fish II $499 II $489 5 . 5 . . . • Beef Patties . Lb 3 . • 2" hf 5t4 PORt Smoked Hams . 98 •to • WD $IAD USDA (401CR III, Delmonico Steaks La . $299 • . • RANQU(T P,, IIt c. Uc, • • Sliced Bacon ' 19 15 Coob.d II 2 . • . . . . $199 PiG Pa Zi 99 c suNpIflAllo INN 49 10 . Spareribs Fried Chicken * 0 IIIAND USDA (HOCL Sill 141* 1011 Strip Steaks • A FLORDA SAVE 30s SWEET & JUICY JUMBO DIXIE o*aiip.io TEMPLE ORAN S EXTRA FANCY BREAD 44 IV 15 246 $ 1" IOAVIS RED 0(LICIOUS — — APPLES 1 89c__. I 15 . $ J 99 GIANT : 8 4 sin A 5 49 BUTTER ( %, sav, CARNATION INSiANY Breakfa s t '-Ps 2 88 26 ., . . . . WALNUT NIT! CSOCIES hUll . 3L. •, •t 53c 131, I ii Helpers ... 59c Mayonnaise ---A- (NIWSOIN Ki FOIL PACK ALKA= : $1 39 . ies IDAYTIMI MIDIUM P11*1 Cl . . I" . 000"DAy7II5J-Cs $i $5a.'I0 1ING$t Kimbies . . . I,c, Mo CI4O1 SIlAS TOP VALUE STAMPS Napkins si . 89' Dumplings (Pi(l 50 1 IS . . ID.t • GI CAll DI$ACHETI, 6. 50C too (OPt LAND .. . . . s. 13 • 45c Cat Food . 4 CAN 88c 49c Dinners.,, . is, 39c PiG., NAIISCO CHOCOLATI - M(AI $AS , 41' Pinwheels 12,, . NA5C 0 M'ST 4 Cl OR ..-CN . . . . . ... 83c Sandwich.. 5USH(NE V1(Np4* 45c li. Fingers SAVI k I st '- a Sour —pbiowi&g.,.. cup melted butter " cup dairy tour cream 2 .ggs. stigtfily beaten 2%', cups . 1$ . 4! • • • II '5 I Franks . . . 117. 5 TASTI (. .!AI71l!7t all-purpos. flour 2 teaspoons baking - 4-.)111. 1(I) . 75c Fish Sticks IA'. . Cookies 38' Ii( 514 (1411 "it I) CI Ui UIUM ST,(. • , , $106 I)A RA.. 89c Oranges. 8 79c Mushrooms 41 I. N Cheese Food ;; $119 Potatoes 89' Biscuits 25' Potatoes $ 09 99c Punch 1 Pears 9 Ttf --'.o' I-(4Yl A ..I0U . . . 8 A . $100 4 ' 69' ST I Ri SO JJU7 I Celery ti SIJO (HICIf N 19c Dinners . . . . ((1(0 PA(. 99c Ca rrots (Al (StIll CR Core and dice pears. buto NOT peel. Combine brown sugar, melted butter, sour cream and eggs Stir until '. oIl Mended. Silt together flour, salt, baking pwde,soda and caroamon. Stir into sour cream mixture, mixing until thoroughly moistened. Add grated lemon peel, pears and nuts. Pour into 1 19x5inch) or 4 (514X3. inch) loaf Let stand 20 minutes F lake at 350 degrees for 1 hake hour and IS minutes I hour for small l(1JV,"l, or until of . . 2 IP lA. 29c Chicken $ 100 . • • • • 69c P1 !*. . • • • '. ''-I' . 69' Serv ng, i . • • • • • HOSPITALITY, -WARM CEETINS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC '''('C' Berr ies , RIIAN3 INFORMATION: 'I NIPP " 13 '.7-, • 39c D Topp ing $100 . . 1,;/, V111,111% B 'I 2 1'9 Pound Cake $100 SaRA 1(1 of ' 1 99c 39c I 2,.,", . . • . . . . Platter ,Pf PiSQUTS PIG I. Ut 1°° Pizza P?I TUIEI I . . ''a' PA( I • 4''' ' I4AIA( ' :14 8 23c later Tots 3 - • III) 1 ' .-, lAcTi C 51* 14 - SI'I.I' WIAPPIC) AMiRICAPI Ski( 10 Cheese Food' II 4' • . . . $]29 1t . IRA, 99c Pizza 99c Bread 99c Dinner . • I 1 C) Ati O Sit((? !Aa:4,6 1139 • If O S 50*. i II( N #1 ( 1 (117,01 S't(AI' . I 2 . . I . • • . III PILISSUR, SU(,Al 59c l( AU !Ut'I IRI*OI) '*•.,, - - 5-o . • • • CAN NA1li Fish Fillets $349 s_I HUGHES Sanford AI Of (P$.'0LA'f All' 89c Nc o0co 11"tu its 11% 51 .. ..- *000W.N.6 I ,:.;.- ;.c;,. 52,1 .,,,., : : II -( ( X. Detergent row ?,IU III No VALUE STAMPS ounlry Cured mall. - ii : ...e. own FR€NtH AV'E. &2Sth I -i- XF IRA 'fl TTV E TOP VALUE STAMPS SANDRA RAWLINS $349212 Casselberry A [111J TOP VALUE STAMPS - Turkey Roast •.. -.. • - . • . SIIRLEY MILLET (fl7 I OA;: O 419 E. FIRST ST. !-'- . • SANFORD ...-'.• 834 t212 F(west City Layer Cake f - ST. Altamon te spr TOP VALUE STAMPS Cottage Cheese 0, 104*, 'I! ., '.1 THOMPSON 816 9212 MA -.IfI!kA'II' .. , A SIDNEY 1E )IK—T Le FRENCH AVE. &25thST. - . - of -. - - PIES t uB- Fish Fillets IRIS. 32 ' Surf llla•4I) POSt SHRIMP .' - teaspoon silt '/, 4 1 PAN R(Dl 65c Cheese 1° Cheese . .• 7A1P40* RIIPIIIA'.D SuPIRIIANU I l MILD 75C GOOD 25c Sa'"C" tine s NOT Of Sausage 79 po A . 46 Olive Loaf 59c TARRY lASt! 46 APAVA TACO SANFORD - Al 76c Beefaron i SIASONIP,G 39c Mix TOP VALUE STAMPS Trash Can Liners via --- CAN' 99c Tomato Yce 67c Fruit Punch x-r ,;,.( 36.C7. 32 01*45 919 Pineapple... S 'IV ifT Suf CH(1f4 • (5.4 45 Sauce.... . M*L'IIIA E rrr -. is - ----------------------. --------------- bag I LICK I- 'c iWf PL.A!1 TUNA EAL LAN A'NAtA4 Alt I LA iOI S ts a CHIPOS POTATO DILMONTI .. . . SR Tostado Kit 04I4 POT PIES - 68 LB %U-.04 VIANC1 CI DOLl SLICID (IN jLjp(fj 1ttttS5UIY UN$IIACPID 5*71 i.s*g ,. Plo., .. ., . • PlitsiUt! • • $1711 CIIXItII 29' Brown N'Bag . IC 87c Bags.. 53c GLAD GAI$AGf 1 BAKING HENS ZAPATA ID $oj II 6 -. TURKEY OR BEEF USDA OR. 'A' QUICK FROZEN W.D BRAND DOZEN 55c if YP4OLOS RIGULAR MORTON PLAIN 01 1001110 89c Salt . PtiLSSUIT LAISI is ONG 2 NIT! CIOC911 Cake Mixes":' 47c Brownie Mix 49c Helpers . Hot Roll Mix SIT,! Cookies . . . " - 89' Flour 5 SIUOGGI 'I' tol At DII 55c Pizza Mix .. POD Tarts . . MARGARINE i U ICE LI, CAN OR FRUIT BUNS -ORANGE "'YSON CHICKEN, fless, 11 01111 OA1I INC RAISIN CINNAMON PICAH t o. SAG BC - FRESH EGGS -- ru CAN (OTIS.) PINE BREEZE OR. 'A' MEDIUM VIA. ALL WHITE GNTS SAVE 20' SPRAY 4 1 .15. PKO, ____________ JIM DANDY - CANNED HAM ' CAN$ I PP1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM HOSTISS LEAN ROUND WHOLE LAND 0' SUNSHINE CORN SHAMPOO MISS SlICK Something srial Cream I'ear read which is a moist and fla v orful quick bread to go with morning coffee, for an afternoon snack or into a lunch bom flake it in a large loaf pan or make smaller individual loaves which are the right size for , gilt giving. Shut-ins or oldçr perso ns will be plead with such a last. nutritional gift. SOUR CREAM PEAR BREAD 14 CUPS diced flesh W.stbn1 winter pies wilnuts ULSAM PKO. - 'inter pears from Oregon. Washington and California athl variety to fresh fr4it.s available for eating out-ofhand, in salads or for baking pI WILLA HEADACHE By Aiken Claire Ni Food Editor 1 cup fln.4y chopped OUIN 8..'. Pear Bread powder "4 tsacpoon baking sola teaspoon cardamon I tiaspoon gilled lemon $ p. I I. STY $129 QUASTII Sic (U nC0i' ciA . ''lOCH It(I) PI(,4 MIII) LUIfO HAM . . . . OSTOPI SUIT IifSH $1 19 . • . • . . Center Slices 3 CANS 1 II &.g 117r2o Ham SMCII HICLQIY LARGE SANDWICH FRUIT NOTEX SHE , • I971 $ CANS 174! P4OI( Ham Roast 100 ''c Q • • NIB R.s•rvo Rghts (OPYSIONI 4, 2$o s . 4 88c SAVE DIORANT Quantity 88 CL NS • Smoe CHEK DRINKS BEER io $ IS.i ALL FLAVORS 689 EXTRA DRY A CIACE1N GOOD 321.i Tomatoes 1111*11 BIacleyed Peas lat THIIST'! *AiO 7..'. $12' 3 IRISH TPtIfly StAhl OR HA I byalleen Spinach salad Reserved CUR0 MILD II byalleen Broiled sirloin steak SUNDAY TOOTH- byaiioen Molded pear salad Baked ham at I quart water Take MONDAY gredient.s In a large skill et or Dutch Oven. Bring It to a boll, then allow it to simmer for least 2D minutes. Poached fish on a platter. Then each person takes small A fish poaching and dipping mciii can be lot.s of fun when camping out — particularly when there Is a group, says The Greens have found that mix, instant Potatoes And dehydrated eggs ure very versa- ect n sour, t er iyaki sauce and cheese sauce. "To serve, place the from the fire." These packets also can be recycled as foil food wrappers or for use as cu or utensils." packaged mixes are li~ht- we :jxc aJon some tongs for removing hot dishes nut and cereal mixtures, dried fruit% and beef jerky. "Dehydrated foods and she met Bill Green, "Bill introduced uw to the s"utdoors when ctartod going together," Wd Karen. 1,1 "And xv E J..rLfl:- 11 packets that mixes come In to prepare individual servings of high energy snac.iis, sijcii a FAperience has taught her to pack lightly, said Karers. and Cooking expert, had never built a cam pfire, slept on th e grpohd, or cleaned a fish unw with hUtprOof 5 well. Host slowly about hat dl minutes. I Pound fish fillets, fresh Or bubbly. Combine biscuit mix. frozen ch. . I package (10 ounce) frown mok. In bowl; stir to tnaks mixed vegetables, broken apart smooth dough Spoon into I can (lO- ounce) condensed even mounds onto 1 cup milk ' teaspoon onion salt scarce varieties are expensive, budget in this Fish Pie With booklet can easily be carried - and onion salt in IMWh ftW mixture. Bake in hol oven, 400 I were married, camping out became our main recreatlon." BY SUSAN DEUGIrr Copley News Se nice 'Thaw irozen fish. Cut Into I., pt.eu. Combine mind One pound of fish fillets goes suggestions are Included. An cream of celery soup without straining the food a long way In feeding four especially nice feature is that budget Some of the more persons without a strain on the the pocket or purse-sized :- f,O cents and it 15 American choose satisfaction. budget-easing r x Derl i eiis Lampti re Cookinri Tale I#LJTUOO1 (9 b cup shredded prorsu 1 available from the Super1.n. tendent of Documents, U.S. Wednesday, Feb. 20, l974-5B . n of coursc, but the vast majority TO) ie of fishery products are thrifty Tht .ufl;i) &fll3 (L POttIOflS Fisheries Sr&we Wants iflu wv wid e variety everyone to know that a little of 1.:h TheSanfordHerald • HILDARICIIMOND - �4 . .... . . .• dl . .. .• . .... ,.. - .-. . @9 "M .5. - S . . .S. - - 0 . S. I I ..- — I ...• •- S II . - ---- .-----! -U JL . - --t: ---. I I . - eb. t ¶T- .. — • 5 1 6B— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, F I - S -: a.... a. . . • -. -_iI._ •• S ,. A Takes To H a n d 8) VIRtA HIUJNGS Of Cool e I ra te Ca I I e rs A Lot &i 1 I W -Fa = JV \ i h \, a I1 I (;m is one in peach t Patterns Galore For Groom r- S 11 I d _______ ka, !rT.3 W--A Ti jr 8.1. 1-1 Rf-%:, S -- - - • S . , S .. •• • I --j S -_... . . .- ps '°' Its P$ - 114 &1 SIM011APA SLVO LIMIT 4 3 PAKS 00t £,J ILl Coffeemate 89 a P"69 Carnation b-39c bride, "' INSTANT BREAKFAST 43C Bologna KRAFT c lb 99C SAv(l2cLyKES 3 Vienna Sausage " °' 4 Cut Gr. Beans 9 - - a IT -77 - - - - PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB . 21271974 4 Season Is Here Uoplir% Nt- iA Sen. it IIJAV1PJ1 j 111111194111"114 94 tAirl I&INIA11 at so1 a .#' 11 oil lmtottioliAmps Its" SIM41 avir ' "u.'o.o ' bakery u RIALUMMY -- Palmolive Liquid 'I L 16 A. Qflc Rum Cake - C I ¶ 2;;1 22 oz. IIL OSCAR MAYER Ohio% Pumpornickle Rolls 6/48C -, Assorted Cookies 2 - 69c Cinnamon Rolls 6/48C Crusty Vienna Bread 49 lb AILMEAT — ALIBEEF no Cut-up U.S 0 A CHOICE BONELESS AST Frysms MAPLE LEAF nostalgic look at the iM; -71)e Sting." anode to the art of theg (:-Sa v e the Tiger," with Jack Lemini- n -is a BUTTER Full Pound FRESH "Cries Whispers," the Ingmar Bergman film. It wouldn't be at all su. Prising if an X-rated feature finds its way into the firuils, "The lAst Tango in Paris" won widespread critical acclairn when it was released. fts moral lone Inay be questiGnable, but the talent invested in it is nnt, Yi)u could start an argument by si)inl, "Tango' would be (he first X film to be norninateil SOH'004 is sure to bring up PILL!]iiBURY FARM FRYER PARTS Reg. '1 .29 Pkg. SAVE 34' Breast or Leg Quarters SAVE 31' 1b. Lb, atirs. C PINTS 0 fill EXTRA LEAN 111. KLEENEX CHUCK GROUND JUMBO TOWELS r delicatessen SAVE 10c LIPTON %3NAPPY 1.15 3 1 Instant Tea Pole Beans 3w FACIAL TISSUES Fir NEW DAYTIME DIAPERS 30 C1 ONION. CHUCK WAGON. SALISBURY, PEPPER lb, Rolls a 10 III lb Bologna CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAKS STEAK PATTIES Dutchloaf 0 4 oz 5 lb Box 1155t/ioir 51b Bot FRESH CUT Carrots PASCAL Grapefruit 2 10 0,29" 9c 3 49 c , - lb Sliced Baron - HORMELCURE 81 1 Frozen & Dairy Specials _____ Boneless Ham MORTON CASSEROLE Flowers Mac. & Cheese AVAILABLE EACH WEEK AT - Thursday thru Sunday Egg Beaters . _____'. ___ IMPERIAL ____ 2o, 49c Pork Sausage 85c Smoked Sausage 98C 2 19 C •r PILLSBURY C CHUCK ROAST ', • 89C .39 S... - seafood 1 • 4 - All Florida Seafood Week Florida Conservation Says R.F. Castle 1 r SAVE 15 WItH THIS COUPON C GOLD MEDAL 10 0:L INSTANT F01M CM CRYSTALS vicli Plitt - LIMIT 4 6 PAKS WITH ORDER / Vitamin 4 59 impressions in films made during i me equ:il rights FLORIDA K,ssimrnee F AIR-OVAY FLOUR to your P69 Z 1111 $1 49 Cooked Lobster - C ROCK SHRIMP 1b. Pille Castle 859-7530 Sernoran Blvd 678-4800 ML$ YOU IUY A Mi Cl l'iiad that twa actors whit FLORIDA LARGE READY TO SERVE YOU there is a slight technical point tha t complicates the sue The X on -- ,%I idnight cowbo), %us sell-tinposed by the film', distributors. United Artists Ille one for "Tango" is official, bestowed by the Code board. In the acting category, it appears that Lernmon is a near rertainty for his "Tiger' or Ile has many friends in nitivie-inaking community. and that does make a difference, Also showing strong Possibilities are Pauml for Serico Jack Nicholson for Thi List Lktail, Fr&-tfric larch and-cr Robert Ryan for "The leenian COtIleth," Alan Bales fur Ge' flackinan for "Scarecrow" Ind. of course, Brando. lt'rt' was atiiIlewt,lI thought that a good possibility 1 wive snubbed Oscar. hrando and George C. -Scou. would be contendem this year Since I have see -I)ay ofthe Mlphm." IKIWeVer. I no, longer think so -St"ott isn't that goxi this little Eat More Florida Seafood FAIRWAY PHARMACYS RED DELICIOUS 3 lb. Bag 39C Hot Noon Lunches .'1.25 M.Dsh V.q.a. Biscuits APPLES C 65c FAIPWAY ORISSING Blue Cheese , M Margarine 6 000 49c lb FAIRWAY COUNTRY FLEISCHMANN Fairway ALL WHiT[ SUNNYLAND CARDINAL LIMITTHRIEWITH,00DORDER - 75' it 5 5 Turkey Roll '5.6 9 39 Tomatoes 'i lb 71luftz . C York cop who blows the whstle on all of his colleagues in blue who have been on the take. SIZE 1111111111111111111 C 2/49 SCHOOLHOUSE GIANT Strawberries IlOI l\%SOO[)_ The tüyieis drawing near for nominations for the 46th annual Academ) Awards. so speculation is in the air. Who will gain a place in the inagic circle, Among inotion picture Productions, there is a sizable portion of Hollywood thought which goes along with the notion that "The Exorcist" has earned a guaranteed spot In the racebe cause of it..shighoarniag power. You may argue that the determining est Pictures of the year should be artistic con. siderations. and tt:e deans of t he academy will nod rn agreement. a j is the way it is supposed to be, they will say. However. that is not the way it always is, and we need go back only to lag year,s coinpetitiontofin4ianexample, "The Godfather." n the other prospects 4re Paper Stuon." with Ryan O'Neal (laughter. Tatum. -Serpico,- in which Al Pacino plays a New - •- - Guessing o..*vi • SAVE I 6c Cooking Onions - AAN FOSSEY KNOWS DEDICATION lINvlO(I.( .0 99 C lb . -• A T *111116 C 111"69 CatFoods IEIOLISS •. ., - . •. r PILLSBURY FARMS FRESH U.S.D.A. GRADE M $1 ALL FLAVORS FRISKIE PiW S - III SAVE IBCOELMONTE 14" 65" Fruit Cakes MAYONNAISE Oranges . -_ -_• _ .. • MARSHMALLOW FILLED Keebler Cookies - .._. . . .1. - . - Cream Horns Kimbies 'come .' __m.. -- . CC BIGGS. PECAN SANDIES Celery - i. . Italian Dressing smooth out the wedding Call 831-6370 -. - in WISHBONE 10%ing. easy-care fabrics help New in the areo . S ._ S T-Bone Steak, Sirloin, Porte(house. Chuiped Sirloin, Cubed Sirloin Cut & Wrapped Free ~_J Pineapple GREATFORCOFFEE Saltines Round Bone .18 lb 11.28 Swiss tb1 138 ab SAVE 13c NATURAL JUICE NABISCO PREMIUM T B-B-(1 Steak Family Steak MIER, jwomyls Catsup •____J Kleenex ] -- _!- . r $139 lb SAVE lOc DEL MONTE I' IiIPm1 WITH ORDER 4 I S - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 20,1974-78 STEAKS! 141111""Ilirl -into 0"094 an fl_:1" formal fare. A =4 can take his choiii:v from a telection of pastel-trimmed whites as well 83 a fWI NwLrum of soft colors. Shm to best adventage with a coordinated bow lie. The oversized teardrop is the current favorite. The Windsor is sensational teamed with a trlvet U-shaped vest. Tliv creati%iii explosion tn fonnal wear of the bridegroom rid W trien lights up the bndal =e with dozens of,,tyle. color - .:?-.-- ._ -•---.----.. GoriIlas Find Their Champion 12 Oz. Cans **I$(.$yIIoa Tuxtail Is, One of the most versatile formal fashions around. With the modified cutaway (cont and longer back, it's the perfect nuuTLW of Wxedo and tallcoat. Formal trOw" are tailored with a slight flare and ffay be either - - r •- n ip Pi WNA 4— - - S _ U'SrD A, CHOICE WESTERN , bridegroom and the entire wedding party to bliend heautl. fully, w ith a miinimum, ol elf Ort In fact. fomial wear rtnial specialists across the courlWy are touW as the new breed of matchmakers,offrringtoapply their slylee and col" expertise . . --• ____ 6 unifying theme It o the R ~_-r_tv .- . FREEZER BUY! IIJAI A'Ii1 yWkct-ni--.tchtng fabric b a •. -S S DIET PEPSI. 7-UP. DR PEPPCR OR texture and color imaginable to their weddings. Even if the ceremony is formal. as K per cent of first marriages will be, the bridegroom can War in ( pastels or vivid primaries. Manufacturerso menswear are I I tuxedos, dinier jackets, formal separates and furnishings. The result is total cm. diiation frorn a fellow's tie to his toes. Qwt appropriately, the whole concept of wedding fashions is predicated on a t%vIllerness approach. Anil the new emphasis on enables . .• PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB 21-27. 1974 *ey News i?raT5ooO American men whc'll marry this %ear have a choice color .. • i she decided give ay order to study (tie gorillas. ccace one of the basic steps m itt I-r', irni 5ittk'men impulse. She began her new and saving a threatened pccies is A silverback, gorilla pounded "J weapons are smoke had always been strange life in (be six-mountain to learn more about it, she said, bombs, cherry bombs and in a ferocious fashion ncross his fascinated by Africa, Ii Ills. I had bordered by the and the w1d mountain gorilla Halloween masks. zoo enclosure, managing to look always known that I wanted to range ttivat,itic lkpublit of the faces extinction. twice his 4pound size stud) or work with animals, Congo ltwandd and Ugand,i a [flight h not pay much There are only 275 gorillas "Ile's getting what he she said. Altitudes range between 10.0oo of the true mountain species attention to me, but when they "So) 10 years ago I ants." said Dian Fossey. went to the and almost 15,000 feet. come face to face with me in a left," She said. Attention." bank and took out as big a loan Miss Foss does not look likc snaggle-tooth witch mask the) Unless a better planned Probably more than anyone its they would give me. It was an adventurer, nor an athletic inore-deterinined effort i; leave fast." she said. else, Nliss Fossey knows what enough to finance six weeks of person abl 01 11) withstand hard. made to save them from the gorillas mean by their actions satilri (it, tit)- own." "And live found that ship. Sim, is tall and slight. shy encroachment of man, the throw;ng rubber snakes at them and what they want. She has In Olduvaj, site net Dr. I A)u IS and Soft-spoken. But she has species is domined to extinction spent six years living in the last Is very effective, tolo,efly established familiarity, even in the next two or three fefuge of wild mountain gorillas"rid S. as B.alakey, only bri Miss F'ossey hopes to touristbut . "You know friendship, with six-foot beasts- decades.in Central Africa. establish permanent camps n flow it goes, You say 'flow with arm SPans of eight feet. Poachers are killing them off. all SIX of [Ile mountains in I It was a compulsion that sent Wonderful to meet you, what a She has found the mountain she said, in elloris to sell the range which will protect tht her then in the first plait but thrill and ou n wondering i if be gtntl mild U) infan on (tic black market it is dedicti orilI,is in the imnniednte ar.'as that will keep he's thinking, 'Get lost,'" nature, protective to their Cattlemen are driving their They will be staffed by htr (bert tt rest of titr lift she iid )0Un4 and affectionate to their herds into the mountains students But three years later, when senile old. She has seen an alth( gi it prohibited in Ifer immediate plan is to %liss F osse a San Fran. she was still working to pa off orphan ball) gorilla sob cc national park lands uscan had graduatc (rota San the bank loan lakt) came to return to Cambridge University tulsicl) she bas seen a The cattle devastate the Jose (alif State College tith ll(rt she will obtain her li'wiIk 'to i lecture k'ur, a n d 0 ntruu, trill tickle In it degrve in with 11,111, 1 vegetation. 'nil drive the ilti ('r s degree in zoology. [if ant Witha flower, "'list like a gorillas into more remote therapy, and was employed Ili a it 'I go back to my Ixakey arranged to finance a kind]), grandfather." areas. site said. nount lime in lMujs% ilk K% when short -time safari for her, _________________ She will remain in AfricShe has learned to war with fast as possible ' \ LI . S ('epky News Service you can always tell an over. The caller delivering two callersfeel they can't bearing solicitor what you'd timssages. Korenich calls them just come out and sa lute to do with his free, We time the legitimate message and P0 ed," sa Korenich Once the only weapons they supply of breath ;ntnts the illegitimate Oft So Instead they say, had were poison pens and rotten But at work you can't tell a The legitimate message "TIvre's something wrong with tomatoes, 0 client where he can put his usually is a rational complaint my insurance pulicy. you son of And then Alexaader Graham 1100000 insect repellent ac ()t rest a dog' Bell gave angry persons the count or a customer your The illegitimate one is an "While a caller is discharging telephone. estimate of her IQ or a patient emotional reacition to the his emotions don't be defensive To Somebody with a gripe, the Ile's a postnasal drip. I problem anger, disap- or argue. If you concentrate on phone has to be mightier than a So. what do you do if you pick pointinent or frustration. listening for the illegitimate ANSWER up the one and bear, "Are Korenich says the term messa Ilelps calm r ic, ge, you aren't as apt to be deteriorating produce. 19-cent ball-point or a piece of you the imbecile who conned "illegitimate" isn't meant to drawn into his turmoil," says A telephone is not only safe me into buying that phony in. sound disparaging. Once the caller I-as can't do it without practice.Korenich. and anonymous thoroughly and complete!y You have to get Your training it is sure. surance policy?" "The first IMng the 1isner on don t hate to be ar Make an occasional un. blown his stack, he can teli you on the spot, unless you want to First, resist the urge to fight should do is legitimize the deranthng response ticujate or coordinated to use it. abuse with abuse, says Michael illegitimate message by his legitimate message h go around asking for abuse :'He can't discharge Into a complaint or request. Telephone operators don't It prnides an instant channel kore,ich director of training recognizing aid respecting the hiank wal , l He II get more teed for ).our aggressiom. flwn you can state our ask for abuse but they often get and organization deve!opment, caller's feelings," says r When you 're mad who feels ThW S)stems Inc., Redondo Korenich C,ke the caller an mechanical," he said. or wund position and help him to the it, like thumbing through the Beich Calif extent Ut ou are able Bee F iww a serb Ice adviser opportunit) to he hea The callers discharge should dictionary or rushing out to a for Pacific Telephone Co He 35)5 the kick to dealing "Say,' I can tell you're upset take about five or x minutes lf)ou %C been understanding trains oraturs and lecturs roadside fruit stand" wind up on the with abusive calls is to get the or "I'm sorry you're upset." . "if the caller Is a run-of-the-mill he may Mink %ou even it you publicly aN, But what if vot, Aler to discharge his fcvhiii~,; vt telephOne usage %"u help tho caller neurkitic like illost of us. If it can't d(i a-s tw requests. rti in od ef tclepboni "%L'e tell a trainee the first wum oc1iate1} state las unotlonal message takesyou'redoing something punch? The discharge method u thing she should do when she So lten even if you ha ve to it's apt to become unintelligibly wrong or the caller is flaky," effective Now, on )&ur home phone sit on per cent of the gels an abusive call i to lower your tongue garbled with the rational one says Korech time sa>sorcnich "but you krownVoice,"Ms FinneI%s - 'I " . e—t-_--- 4—. I n California Woman Copley New s Service - * ,974 It -- I ;;;_1-_ 16 CH OICE Pot Roast 400 1 U E iw C-s-.1445299 - - 7 CHOICE 1b 98C Fresh Mullet ...,,...'. Fresh Spanish M Fresh Bluefish ...... 59' .11 111.11 till. IIIIII., ,I ow T-3. :. .- �• _'j -, , S - • I ----. ..- I- - - I I- ____________ ------- I, - - •'. .- - l- - , - - ________ I $ 'd - I I f_ - _____ Il iJ&Li -r V Fn Ft Dept FM Ou S...,.. • I..... TV Turkey Dinn.r , 5.. 46 . Cool Whip ............ SrSs, ,d, WPiIIi S IIv* Beer 6 ?• 99'\ SAVI Mashed Potatoes save a.. PIavo?$ and - IC Cola 320*. Save te. a'. 79 V.. C.-. • lAYS •,,,.. *#36003 254 Individual Cod Fillets . .. ...... 4 U D 59, STAMPS! . . . . ,. I•.,, 9°' Gorton's Sole .......... ::: 99 greeter '°° as.. . . ..... .. 0...s 4.069. O...•,s Cook N' Bag ........... 49 '' '°" 4 ..• U 14., PIssa., Mi .. 00 -- ':' lh I,... I..... Ih, lad Kidney Beans Ui.$.. f.sap p1, WE ACCEPT U.S.D.A. 0 59' '' .14 tormos I S...,.. S.,... save a t , V.. C.75 Pork & Beans Town House Crackers ... 32-01 ..... lileby . I..d,, Cut Green Beans $1.. 1irdoq Buttermilk Mixed Vegetables ...... Is.. Patishiap H.s,,p hal Issa.., á) .. N...D.., xed Nuts ... . . . . . . • 3.. II. QQ - flee-se 0,040. English Muffins ......... o7 ( I3 -.i -w I-u -'e uc A . CHEER DETERGENT fI — •' - IAVI 41. Aftereffect Hawaiian Punch ...... '0 - I.. SAVI 47.. 01.4 I.11ghi Bartlett Pears •,,,•,,• save 47. INC D.11ph N.Iv.d or . Sliced Peaches • ...... ,.*, 193 'a... I U SAyS as.. 14,1 Fruit 3S3$ ,.a, U •..•••••••••• lil,h 304-off S... IiI. r fl' U O...,.ia Ivory Liquid ,' '•' a.. Seat, I M41d li.,,..e Yardley Soap ........298 Vienna Sausage E.i 7;1i 1Tomato Catsup '' 615* •...... " 1 0 0 0 • • • iii $1 59' Hair Spray H ondi-Wrap *4... PPM, Gargle Mouthwash ... ';?: 79* or "I, Font Out titj M e SAYS Ii PI.,,h... i..., v...... I .b Regular Margarine ......." .5' M argarine .............1. 59' Buttermilk Biscuits .......••• 39' 5,I4,.., IN4.S-..i SAYS IS,. CI..,, I ê.. ,,, 35' 3$ ..'. Kosher Dill Pickles ........ . 1.,.,... C..•', 0696466 Blue Crumble Cheese (S.,a Is. York Apples ., 3 , 69' Fresh Broccoli a 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 l"" 's 49' •. . . . . .. s e rv ewith HsII..d.... $s,, ovalif $vgsp i..., stand Welleroo Crisp Carrots .. . . . . •. Sweet Potatoes •s S.., .. 69' 98 D •l.l•h C 3.s, ., Grapefruit . . S.. ... I..,l, .. $sI.d,. ?Js6p Cherry Tomatoes '' SSS•• I.. G 39' REEN s.... site .d •.I It •aa ......... ... p.. •sSap lw.5 •i, 49' JWGreenStamps 5 .59' Cusp I..d.. 1116,6410 Pole Beans Fish P.ri.., 2.ih. ph. 239 • ... . ..lb •• OIrC.n, Fr.eo. 29' %Is , U S. N.. I SI..id. W141. .. Ps1 l..dt.,, CottogeCheese .........•.. 59 Pineapple Cottage Cheese Party Pit.: U I N. I01IC..,h., 01I sil..D,I.d 89' C-sal I..,. 5•••s. IS..e5al 69' ...-.. ... .. ,. .•.•. 39 ...........550 Baby Gouda ........... 4004- 8 BETTY CROCKLR r ig ] ASSORTED HAMBURGER 2/s1 HELPER reg.pkgs. $130 Pampers Diapers ........,, '1" D.a...l...i. A....,.d S,I., •......,.. 204 Ci,. 5,., W4....,4. (i.,.s S. w.. I... U.,...,.d. I. : 1 .. Plain Yogurt ........... Heaftk&e44dLSpftia& : ' SlYl 4. Ch.H.. "" 0000lIso.. ft~~ i •... 89 Pampers Diapers ........., 9" ,.p, ,p, S ay laboU 5 J 4 save so.. I,,.. pr .......... silt ...•... Purple Plums ..........2 8' COFFEE Prune Juice ............bar 69' M...I...., f,,, Cocktail .....,,..' ''$I S.., - (fDilinfoctant FOLGERS INSTANT ' gallon 31.fl SAyS 31.. IN. I.i1h Apricots SA VO .. 20t j !- flsv•.. $323 • town ~mvoli Ice -milk pp - IMP I T LI•1d half Strawberry Jam ...... '4.., .. 39' : family size pkg. DI ESSER T T R E AT ASSORTED F 2" e4 U E X T RI. [I!JiJ44CreenStamps P - . ...... 69' fl* ••4 5.• .•Ss - Anatin T.bI.s, Ci,. I?0I. Si II. 1. .................OeS55e PP, I J WGre e AStfl1jJS Sweeny Deli g ht Iio,id,i CsUw, Pvs*.h ,ii.n 1 I....., _, •, •a I.------------------------------ $ !FiIGreenstamps - Air Wick Solid - IivIar .r Florida-to MSoo S••I. time a......... i.. •, ,,.. I,,. ...............es_s........ .__ — I dj if rt$nnCS..a.,. �_d= LrIW 1J _ 10 B-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1914 ALLEY OOP LOs AT HIM HE5"vtAl4 SWIFT 4 AS LIGIff / EAL kAFTA ,cu. wusn TO lEEP iw 5T wim ju i1 '\..COME .)4' HE 1t.4.)E TEE I uP J- 4CH DT ', .Fc 310 HE ;)? p Y./CAN •1EtL. It) LIKE,, TO k9Y : •- - by D.v. G,,v. ' VtCT UI. ro.yyJ j WS LIKE TH 4'1 BG rur GAVE I JUTW&IP' L ii" __ C - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewii MAN, 'F E'.ER sw \------A PROF .HO'S RiC-HI I 4 CO'SE ThiS / SO )DE iS r by Heamdohl & Stoffel I WE'BO6CA....E7ME kIk SORv \ER CAR (P'T ci5TAr7Hl5 .MO4lN 1 1.', 14OPIN - .•.-'- SAI'Nt P NE BJT I T - .-. CAPTAIN 30 EASY . by Crooks & Lawrcnce - _ - HOuesfnr Sale t MECHANtC 4i HousesforSjil0 _____ sApiproRo 200' Water Front GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS ainei truck mechanics Send 1505W 35th St tfll resume In confidence to personnel bedrooms. 7 bathS, (OflVtflinl l D IAL Grace Band____________ James F, Hall dept Post Office floe I. Mm%, schools, Shopping center — Fla 37151 carping. drapes. Oithwasp,r Seminole 322.2611 MARRIAGES Performed by AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY central healL air. Sparkling EMPLOYER pool Move ifl IGGay CPild,,,, Rd 01 7341717. Res 7344433 cc1ed 322 7050 EXPERIENCED part time . Winter Park. FACED WITH A DRINKING Clerk Apply its person NEW I 1 7 bedrOoms PROBLEM GARRETT'S. 200 E. FirSt St . moe. teas, Sandl,woc Vt15 Pt'th4PSAIC0hoIiAtIflVm,,,,S Santord Call 3237510 Orlando 831-9993 Canpi,lp ,em. tractor trailer driver Ec cau n si; Ask for Want Ads perienc,d Good salary and 31 writePO n ii Apartments Rent ompany bfn,filS S Day *'ttk Sanford, Fi.r,da Furnished — MuSt be 71 Apply ifl PC5O•l to The Longer Your Ad Runs A( YOU TROUOLED C.iIl Toll AuStin Fertilter and Chemical AVALON APARTMENTS Co. 2300 Country Club Drive. The Less It Costs Per Line -. ret', MI 7037 for 'W Care ADULTS - NO PETS tiOtIinr' A(jlt Teens Sanford 114W 2nd St Per Day. _________________ -- ___________ - RP4 and LPNs, kitchen help, part WELAKA APARTMENTS 6 Child Care time an lull lime SEMINOLE Rated For Consecutive __________________________ 114W 1St SI ' LODGE NURSING HOME 372 Insertions-No Change Hot mealS Tender los,, & care to, -'s.s 3 Rooms, Of Copy. your child Educational crib ca -c — ulltespd uafurecoupi, • & kindergar.n A Child World, _________________________ BOOKKCEPER Mature Ft'm'jle, No Pelt. Deposit. 3720770 Want Ad is.i s Sanford Ave i, 4471 permane,l position, stock control and light secretarial duty Small turnh$hd apartment, Cls, ,n, Department Hours IwilI babysit Dc*nto Sanford, resume I rv cliilt5reri or pets. 327 ,507 Call In my home 'eferen($ P0 floe 1435, San Sam. - 5:30p.m. atter S DayorNt,t 323 li2e lOrd 33771 _______ urdays £ Holidays _________________________________ -• . eroorn duple, turns,,,d 9am 12 Poon ,,:.,TRESS Neal ir appearm'- ',,- ,'lment 1720 Orlando Dr,, DeadIIne-17 Noon G'od Things lo Eat peasant personality ,. •, Sfl,Od Day Before Publication remodeled reStaurant Days No —. Sundays Every 3rd Sal oil I 7 Bedroom Adlt Only Grdpqfrit, Tangelos 4 Cottage Restaurant, Hwy 434 Park AitnuMobiI Park F V Foster. 372 liii SOc a line _________________________________ I thru S times Longw Ill i059 754$ Park Drive. 372 7$I Sthru 25 times 30c a lIne ' WAITR(55 wante'l 5', days 3 ROOM turn aparfmnentl11',, pe' Travel Agencies 2c a line I) iS times week. Pu-s I to 1. 0004 pay, good AdeQuate lot one or 1*0 persons (52.O0MINIMUM CHARGE) __ _______ ______ Apply in person. 372.3054 $15 per mo, Including eater, FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC 3 Lines Mintmum Located l Page Terminal Bldg . depoSit reQuired No pets Phoqp Airin. tickets, Cruis, an Tort at Sanford Ahf 323 7C44 atfer 7 30 pm official rates 303 Semoran Blvd. Announcements lH*y 436) III 73 NEED (7) DrIver Salesmen outIde SANFORD lbdnn turn apartm, -----. I -Cards of Thanks sales. weekly guarantee & corn QuCt neighbOrh4, o Pefi SI) msSio,s Male or female may ap 18 Help Wanted 0550 or after 4 call 131 1711 7In Mmorij -- _______ ply For appf call 3774015.4 only Auto P,'i.(ti,ar,c SAN MO PARKS. 173 flt'droo,,-, DI 3 -Cemetaries *ith eep.ripr,(endo*iiyo04s Trailers & Ap,s 7 Adult par. 3 I -Personals RECEPTIONIST Fim-ly parks 3513 Hwy Il '2 Cat 377 3142 •i"P;rcl 323 1930 Day, •, )ci(tOr 1 Offc, M.S-lost and Found tI:.1 TOW TRAILER nOist c3r,r U'peri,nc(preferredph 323 S150 7 bdrrn tori apt s --Ch,Id Care cx'jt I long distance Mutt pass SOrnoOtIlfl ricluded. adults, no Pets. 373 WY DEll driver evam Per't'are,i' Ar ondltorsinQ,xpeniencej service mechanic Third Pt,riet En ios lion. Company paid benefIt Trailer Nice I bedroom Gcnd I-Eating Places wrOnmli.nfal Systems $300303 "(ldiflQ lit. mt. ma,or medcai location For mature Coupip o, ho%p,t6l mt . pad vacatiOn & -Good Things to Eat one man Phone 373 5495 Kitchen help, IS afld Older i*ppl hot-days Eaceltent Opportunity to person only to Panama Joel, 7g4 10-Do It Yourself 0-n Small growing company Frerirpi Ave. Sanford DRUM SERVICE CO $33 Jones II-Insfruction 32 ________________ _________________ Houses Rent AvC, ZeIlwocil Pta 1)05) $11 - -' ' - ' CocktsltWaitresws Unlurnished 75$) Travel & Recreation . Bartender - - - --------Sanford. I bdrni CO!f4ge, tv"n 01' — $31 9311 Too Young For Airlines? unturn - Adulti Ofly, no pets. 190 Il-Travel Agencies SECRETARY WANTED - Desire per mo Ph 373 1307 II '.0. M '.s 1awon *II be in l4-Camprng-Resorts competent. eePefifnced secretary te-qviewing single girls, oven ,, for toll tlr,spoltion Salary corn travel all SO states an return Is -Action Spt' Houses Rent Furnished mensurate with qualiftcation - ___________________________ Iwo wee-kS eepen%e paid tranng Send resume an reQuirements to LAKE MAR s , 141.0 per mo to start tfnt'realleq bdrm. turn p 0 B0e 1755. Sanford, FlOiid Employment Waitress or similar eaperience Re4eqe-nte required, relponsbie ______ 3277) helpful, but not necessary Only ___________________________ Couple only, no children or pets 1I•-Help Wante '""' thoSe able to leave for training Cleaning Lady. lOpir wors week 'no PIUS deposit immediately ne-ed apply See M.ss 1 30 ' hr for luntri $173 per hr -'"' ' ii -Siti,iaf,on Wanted Lawson Wednesday oily, '°'ai Dotes Include cleaning coo' 'ni. 17 irv'i, Sanford. I i p m Business Property - - - - no r.hild care work Benefits, Blue Financial For Rent Cross. Blue neld. retirement Buy a bargain or tell a birgain with program, vacation etc. Pn 305 fun t use art real clatsitied ad,! i.OQ Sq Ft. Metal Building wills 24-Buant Opportunmties 144. Paul Ju'verialt Call 37234)) or 93) 9953 to place office. 1'. M E 04 I Ion SR 14 25-Loans your ad — Call 3735420 TO uY OR SELL ___________________ 26-Insurance Bored Housewife! iet Sarah AVON __________________________ 1.000 sq ft new bjildng fit for - -Coventry help mak new friends Call 441 3079 - Itorit or offices Sanford P. l4trn St Earn $30 14O.'.k., 105t4$hrs p 373.1557 -Rentals Can pot the car in the carage Sell ______________________________ investment. coilecting or delivery no longer netde-d items with a David Ramage, 371 311) 7"-Rooms for' Rent • - - ' classified ad In th Sanford Magnolia Square Herald Dial 377 lSlIor 1319953 to 30 -Apartments Rent REAL ESTATE SALES BY olace yours ________________________ Unlurnmshed 1- FRANK AND ERNEST hi, RJ Tk FRANK & ERNIE'S --T L LUCKY LUNCH ç f_ -- LJJ DINER ( TODAY'S SOUP'\ IS 4CREAM 7 -; I - 4-" - =- -=--- '/'- ' ,,•./ • IMMEDIATE INCOME Club Corp. 24 BUSInESS Opportunities Ta-iorrø t me-f-f your r -our,m,nI5 NOW LEASING, S SuiteS fiflitbe-'d ri Du to Our Dynamic Growth, we Evening paper route. Sanford area _________________________ paneling. wall paper and carpet, 37-Houses Rent Unlurnmshed are espana,ng our New homes High irscome for 2 Pir$ wq pie heat And ar condi'hon, covered 13-Houses Rent Furnished Sales Division We have potltiy'ns day PIs 377 5*20 walk. Corner loCdtion. EIif aa available in the Sanford Area for - - dress, "733 N Country Club Road, il-Mobile Homes Rent licensed real estate peopie with JUST IPI CASE OF A RECESSIONt -- L..-. . WINTHROP by Dkk Ceyslil fl WINTHP' HOW .MANY pIoP -Mobile Horn. tots .4 shertige, a self service, coin reply in per%n, 01' call Bob 34-Resort Propirty OpefatedKWII( KARWASp4int, ________________________________________ Sanfordarea.witlJbnovia,y,a,,of Goldfarb, A5;oc. for appt For Rent HENRY PIOCHE REALTY INC 615 E SOUth Stre-t, Orlai'.clo Pla 7)33 i?-Busines Property • _______ Real Estate Needed to trantoort automobiles in due to IllneSs 1,011 *49 4713 _____________________ ______________________________ ______________________ uood safety record and be able to 17-Mobile Homes Qualify IMMEDIATE INCOME under strict DOT megurementS Owner operators OItribu?or -paiI of full time to 'I•• Wa - •u -, • ________________-. &______ BLONDIE il-Farms and Grovi IS-Resort Property - , Forrest Greene1 Inc. -'realtor'. 1301W F'jrb'jrik'. MS 2333 AF tAi(( TWADES 'istop Urn! " C,OLl VILLA 3 tIrm piuth home on 6th make 000d company in .".tmrrnt or iir a 'I yourself I'r.ct' 1)5.7.00 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 0. "ii t,111L111L!MJL1 '14 "We Don't Stop s g,'i P.42* .11* P411 j ROOMS CARPET SNAGS .. ._= Till We Succeed! " Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor t i-i, Part III 7167 vØ to l ii ''' Chic Young ' (1 -4E BrroFF - - ThE For Sale (3 SIc loaded, l7c empty Weekly 14-Income And '.etttement and other bnt'fits LpØly Bldg 11) Santord Airport, IA' phonC (303) 372_)OUlor ,_ Investment Property _________________ ____________________ ___________________________ ______________ Sale' sign dOwn, and run a ____________________________ rlassil,d ad in the Sanfora Large bedrot'm, private bS I TODAY Merchandise SO -Miscellaneous - Hereld Dial 377 3411 Of III 3 ' Sanford Ave • ______ _______ ____ -—_. AL ___________________________ — mothers SS-Boals & Marine i rç Equ'pment BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker \ !' /\ / I (WELL, W4T \ - ( CAN'T AN%ER, SON. IYEAR4 OR T ts ' '4 _____ ______ ______ • ,j, 4__ (i __ ML.ST rTOiJT%T ( \ REVEREND? 1 (1 ___ - S4-Campqig Equipment flEW members of 17 -Sports Equipment the family from 0 -OffIce Equipment And Supplies they purchase crIbs, Cit beds1 carriages, youth beds and other 3-Machinery and Tools I-Equipment foe Rent t n_i. .A .,-reia u ."i'w"v' needs through the Want Asia.. .and sell the still useful 64-Horses 67 --Livostok and Poultry '- I rAL THE PHANTOM ___L_ __[ IL ç P(J ' MteL riT C ' :a:j T ?tu ywn y I ': J I is x cIJtL tJ CA!IT MA1 P0! 1 M,*L f..7' )WL, A -f.'y.4 ..•. . j -'s - c .se.r HFf I '?! . - 45-Wanted to euy piece5 to anuth,'r new mother when _____________________________________________________________ _________ them. And dtalmg 3222111 73-Auction — 7 Transportation - - - - ' IS-Campers Travel ______ $315511 ta place ur ad takes so little of a busy mott.ria Parts Accessorlis -,' 4t' - I • ,. j I -1 1 • • ID-Autot for Sale LbLL 4l -Aymetio flside utility room, central ar tamily room, carpets, eat i tctne-n. fenced yard Cilrus trees niuch more' Assume present "ortgage or rete-re-n(t' with lOW wn CaP row ,'hyll,s Cappoa itf1'x. ______ I Ill 0) - f'droom I', or IWO t,'tlt 'ji 'Ct From 523.100 70th Street to cuSt. turn left to 14th St . i V'jIrm, Court North M 1,-I '0 I 4Pm daily fin 'ifC 32 37010 Efflclsncf,s, I & 3 bdrm, All 'TIN OF VFLOPMENT )PF' - _____________ *11 6300 -- - -- _______ _____________ ____________ !-.-- ---- :' --- t'. ii s -- — ______ ______ - -- A 67 _____ 12A-MObllC Home Lots STEP BUMPERSr JIM DANDY l( F OS I tO.car At APiC le prices guaranteed Open 7 ,sm to 5 pm . 6 dlyt GOp?.( LY S 3m- "1St ol Ssntol'don u t lIP 173,47)) ________________ - — - 68 - WaterSewer Pavea '[SEPAL bebut.ful Ott ''S'i C ' '. Approi 55.100. lOpct du'rm, 120. others MID F LOR1DA REALTY N Or.iricie '11 7i& Irli W,nlmçn _______ • :5150, __________________ 55 NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER , ORIENTAL QL'GS WANTED TI P(C'.p.td, ufed. any condition 4111176. Winter Park - " 1872 MATAOOR.Idr Sedan. FUEl MISER. up to IS rn per gal $1,113 terms can be arranged FREE lull tank of as Ph 373 3*50 I r,itfs4 Brolc',. 5-876030 ________________________ -. r,SiittuI 100' homesite on • mIt t,ot:om lakt' h101t ,',ti() __________________ •6eaulIful Large Wooded Lots StreQt Llqhtlnq 'Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS - Other Days Call For Appt, ____________________________ 69 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air ConditionMg ________________________________ GENEVA 111503' TERRAc:E Off West 75th Street. Sanford Near Geneva Oardei,s Apt W. 25th Sanford, Fla. 'r' ,i'. p i,iiyi'trialt 322.3103 — - J Huffman Realty / All', II Jrnnie Clark Asc _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ Co ___ t)luc N",' _________________ - •cT;::';-:-;: -- C.' in,' "in 1)1 714k Full 'neOF Appl.*rit". Slnford Elcctric Company 2522 P.mrk Or.e 371 1547 ________________________ — Electrical ______________________________ COflimerc.al & Pesidenlat Eler trical$e,-y , ce Lcensedl, Oonrte, All SCm-nOIe- Co . 24 Hr An SweIng Ss'rye- 530 t d E PPIS GARAGE Complete Aut0ff101i5e Serve Ii & I (NCRAvl PiG '(ERNSTRAP4SMISSiQPI SEM'IICE SEWS-ICE AutO, Stand & Clth Speca.sts ','tI,ll Plist c'. )F-Wrlr, Irc-pr' t" Free- piCk up- delivery & towing fl 611 flrth Dr S'jnlOrd 373 *558 5.m Co w 19, major won 1119 S 5,,nfor Aye . 372 3-lI? Glass-Mirrors Trrantwerto"Whattodo*!h ym SENKARIk cLASS & PAINT CO '1 ('am • 5cii t .'.tP -, Clats f Cd 210 , a A,e Beauty Care t eSM OAF i'' R( AU l SALON ('3-n t needsi" Serve C useful 0'.'POit'agan Alien you tell them .s.t9, .1 classitird ac Irorr, lInC '>am'tord Herald Call us tOØ,, ("on I delay' JuSt dial )2776fl c 511 SP?) i (''j( C* CO-st .'. 'u_i (.,rpqntrv. Remodeling, At1dutøri Cu'.tom Work L'crn'.ed Bonded 773 cocs , ' r: EXTE R lOR Bordnq .inI Grooming ProfeSsional WIri love I a i-n 6 __ ______________________________ _________________________' Any type of carpentry, interior ('ir •'uterior Free ettim*teS Calf 1703 or 377 1010 _r Sr'ERtENCED AOqv,MA'i PET WEST INN — i Ire aO,c & n% I .p n'rr & lntng rp.'j i-s carperitr, le-iture, milde*rempyØl 372 i. to USC 1 hassled nil "v PIn 322 4057 Pressure Cleaning ''cute's Dial 3712611 Om 8319993 mi 'r is r', R,n.iS Y'1- " "i' I "fcal Ifldvstr',, (If's ,',,l .51 175 7)77 Wallpaper Hanging" SLER I'nofe cril) %aIp.tCer m11rr ., cc'r,te,j hIr FrCC Etlimales PIn 3774577 ____________________________ Wk guararste-ed, custom trim, Free eStimate 377 4351 - .. — Signs '1 ,'S POSTERS ART WOP K - 'i'll or Aspoalt Drivoways No '-ts ' s'$I _____________________ JACk Pd '. MAMILS SuIiP'.. kin deal,' 13 5 Closed ThurscJly & Sna 3227971 ______________________________ 'Lawn and Garden _______ _______________________________ 373 13)5 "Lake-Mary" Wel Equtpmeni for Rent I 't. Iifip.i,,,-y br 'flIp SI per tty I Dr1Iig _______________________ _______________________ — l'r'%ciil Sc?. (C i 21 s t Wys 11742 JC (r1tr'jfl(i 3721199 __________ __________ ____________ _____________ Tac returns prepared $300 and up tIsnt Farm EQu ipment *ill sell fast iae Mary Pubtir Accountung • A th 1 1i 5'. ç t1 Au C,jll CONC WI It Small Jobs Wanted _________________ CITRUS TREE S frørn $4 49 t $5 4'7 low OiiPrttt'ad ptce on all plants (Sm,e a I lIlt '.y 5 OP 0. cii r'.er and lird I arm Rl lIt "ii 74 u'l Oittjo 36s 1411 —__-- -- 4- .511 chO reot CIrie'. S t'Ch , " • 6 5, i - , - ' ''S 2. 011 P1' flI 4171 __________________________ BUDDY 5 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Income TaX Ceromitj PHOTO TINTING HALT DQIvfwAy SEAL COA TED tin ___________________________ ___________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE Board rig III All Ettc,nt cip'T" Home Improvements $45 8551 alter I speeds, and 51a,,dard b.kes now ,Iy'jI'jble 'jI Pirestone Store Call I ii tr m Anmal Havrn 80arding eta Grooming 377 $7S7 ____________________________ titer,or & Interior PainIng 373 ____ ' Pet Care — Breed Dog Train rs'j Academy R VINCINYSCARPENTRV Iui'erØr 1mm Paneling. Custom I 114'flr i Pi l(.) tl %mJ.t 121 Bikes, Bikes. Bikes I We' ll do your Painting ° OblCQ%miij Ph 323 SIlt & 1. Pressure Cleaning. L'j,r-s ree Estimate _________________________________________________ Bic'cies lii. ' Pakitlig _____________________________ Speigle & Ste-pam'. Painting Contractors 2516C0jritry (lbRU S.an'ovd. F Ia 327 1310 paneling panting, all re-pars 'i? ''' DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN TENAP4CE SERVICE CALL q,PHS HOME SERVICE 373 SI - _____________________________ Call for free evaluation III 7370 •4m'' ut 9 Il,'! PIciol) PRESSURE CLEANING Lu • .11 trig fl in.iil ROB5ON P,' A'rfpl[ 61 Lawn arid Lot Clean Up. anti Light Hauling Trembley, 332 2774 House Cleaning ',inlord Herald Slop making boat with 17 molor Cell 373 $9 61 an e-,e tør real value-, Dog tra.ring in your home Al .sndc.*ld 10(15 Call 131 fl*5 ___ It ,ou 'flgravg lc'(iL) S C.%PPI P41kV 16' ELDER CRAFT Bass float '11 - -- 6c'eage or let'. Cait 321 IllS, 377 54,, "'' Automotive Service lerqpeye-r was a bitter time tri'jn ' ions JoP.n Ilo,at 7 p.,d :-io Tractor with mower, wIll Cut you II e-ye the clestifed aas eq i a mly Appliances :le.Irnq In's our Specialty 373 1731 after 3pm 722 7114 10 Acre Irtt near O'.tren. zoned A I 1)350 ocr acre Terms " DyI Rd onr'.I A I Call Fur ____________________ BULLDOZER WORK .Sest of Sanford. 537000 liwilde Homes By Ceramic Tile C.Iral Pica' S. Ar Cortitio G & G Ceramic Tile tree Cs! mate'. calt Cart mm,srr ., it '1 (.14 n '.4rtrd 373 Complet, bathroom rcmnd,lr0 SPI'Ci AL' 3'j.ii'. OeCr l'l Bulldozing Al tilel and model%, 10 Speeds. S Air Tricts, 13000 per acre Ni-sr "Steen S Acr, flowing well, lord A I .1 All makes sewing machine repair ______________________________ ______________________________ 5)07317 alter 1 30 p m trrm'. TO CHOOSE FROM Ill 6223 ZWI P7815 Stamps.Colns _________________________ '.res 330' IronIng SR 11$ 535Q 1)OWN 1965 OLOS Good Tran'.pgrtatn PhoneflOS9ll alterS Cash bu,er for used arfrlet, fur ____________________________________ nPre, tic HWY 44 ANTIQUE S _1L9" Wa.ing, Wnd* 32)0165 LIr .i' 312 0152 58 'hem' ________ 1972 VW Bus, elm seen, alaoisver irtteqi,or Eatre. ritra snarp 13)55 Call Paul a, 227 1431 Dealer 1973 Ma:ada PX II. I d . Mutt tall Small eguty or der car and balance 323 3975 I ic 02 Y'I: i laS'.it,ed ads read and u'e ( Sale (leaned, Roofs cleaned & COatf'd ill". & 2 cu%hion 8- rsf $50 - / 9dØtI1de Autos for 'U Ford Stators Wagon Ar (Qn,j reeds battery 1)50 Ph III 6911 _____________________________ CASH 377 4)37 I rjr used furniture, applmance'., ?l' etc Buy I or 1001 items 1.1Cr vs Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave - I-n late-front lot'.. Leat Markham Lif 80 _________________________- - _____________________ Land ________________________ - Equipment in cost. high in resultS, thats Wlfr 323-3900 __________________________ 'U CHEVY PICKUP Wanted to Buy 1967 VW, rebuilt engine, new paint, now inspect, %7$o 377307$ 1977 Super Btle. enz,on olue, wtP, alabaster nterior, sharp, sha' $2115 C.sit P,te at 377 tsi CALL CREDIT MANAGER.373 *230 ________________________ Botc & Marine Choice 4 , -- * '*'STEREO * br,,umILI .s,mlr'uP (C%i'.Il(' .551 F Shro .5th 5 track tape rrord player PhychedeId lights 197 Per or $117 cash llA LMAPp, 617 1S77 _______________________________ Lois and Acreage 373 of domestic & imported Pickij7ms ive 10 pcI Buy direr? - lL LI IS Hattawey Realty, III 1500 44 £ 7,5O ___________________________ -- It 11 s I 5i(Jt S I', 55 ci ..,s'fAtst*. from I 3id to S acre SPRING WOOD VA.FHA Fin.ir.clng 1939 Oldsmobile 7 dr coupe Reb.tt wifld,flield Little muSt, no dents. $ 377 0554 after 6 • Feed TV RadIo-Stereo I 'tate'. 1113000 Call Bud WITH VA 1973 Fora F 10 pk up. with I' bed. auto trans radio, $3103 Call 377 604) or 133 0517 alter 6 64917)3 PU Y DIR ECT FROM BOXCAR 501.11 QALE.$2 SO 19$ TON GORMLY E HWY 14 SANFORD I, '--' - .,'I,'clion of building SIte'., iF.: _________ ________ _______ ______ 1' NOTHING Trucks and Trailers ______________________________ ________________________________ '43 Chy Dump Truck, n o,. Qood gre's & Steel body Cal (9041 _____________ 'ICPTII[RPd TIMOTHY HAY Carpentry AUA I ' -• 'nI'. 3:.- s: __________________________ s ii , . used machines cl'wr. itt I ER SPRINGS ___________ -_ADevepm,pt -•--. .- I 1I'.tORE WASHER. pans. 5ecs TRAILER tots DLLAPIDAM[A TOwnhous,, from siss. ____ ______________________________ w ApplIances --. 'It LOt'DI hOnED Pctrgt-ratur,, •,,l'aPitfs arid Dryers WAPRAN TY Free Delivery. WHITESIDE P1'L lAt4C ES 4-11 7141 _______________________ ____________________ A*TT ___________________ i-no old, on 137 1591 it rio reply 17791$) .'- 5? '- Appnl. KtAV.Oueenj r'.sc coer and brats PAR'( I 5'O04EY APPLIANCES, 3730697 ''a . carpet & dr,Ipes, cenlr'jl A.00ADO Hot Pont range. '.t ''.11 air, all eteefric. OIlIly I i'.iPflQ Oven. in new coeditor' led, Covered Porch In bfdutif0l ''.13 COfldtiOnpr 24(10) 'i.I(ie-flda Viliag. W'ntrr Sprngs. Pill! th COmplett recreational , . used ,mrrrn, 7 "ci C.ill , _______-- - - _______ GEIIIERAL•ELECTRIC APPLIANCES OPEN SAT. s7S0 i,• ,,ll 372 23*0 • ___________________________________ 19'7 Vega, super nice, amber 'ola interior I '.Øeed with ar 36.000 miles Ready for you, a! 17195 Call Pete at 377 1651 Dealer Poultry - ANTIQUE tPterry corner cupboaro tfront China cabinet, 6 (1' Crnate- dining chairs. slant t(3 (h.ppenate- desk cut glass ,,nc, ____________________________ REALTY. 373 1 075 $14271 _______________________ I I 144 -- VA"Nothing Down 1 £ 4 IORM, Central H&A, lox $ ii machine Fully automatic r'ii, h,nlance of 17* or 10 paym(rit% 01 $1 Call Credit Dept SANFORD t WINE. CEPITER. 207 A E.ms' lst5' - %anIr.rd 372 Slit Est". I', tochoo-se from III 7323 DC6Irm 15 )6 .,lt,.r ________ 7710 - _______________________ S nger's best model, windS hobO Asallable 60 mobile hompi, ne*, ised. lots, acreage, rentalS. pet'.. t6rii,lp Call Larry, at III 732) ', ear tchools. by owner $73 ('i Only ID minutes from Sanford and Orlando. From $23,950 $9 In '.c wing cbne-l. 'epoSsesseci Mobile Homes '. o Ic home Bank Wepo'.ses'.is ________________ & Security rw9uiced Phone Livestock And 377 7)35 (',Ot OFPI IQUCH N SE,'. — 'Quity and tale øer PAyn"i'ri''. 313 1933 Ill $273 ii 0 VILLAGE -- Motorcycle lnw,ancl BLAIR AGENCY 37) 466 ouy and Sell quid or tIypr cons 'stadt 41% tnt We also buy bulk S Ocr cons SEMINOLE COiN cr ?4T( II 1)7 w t'.t 373 F MIRY AREA. 1 yr '-i '38 ____________________________________ __________________________ _______________________ __ ' ________ CALL 13) 5531 * '* Singer '* '* 'i-'() IEID, '7). set upon I .srr wooded lot, river rights, b.1t pur(ha5e Ii's? or '.c.c-nll in any (Oridit n iutheastrmn Acceptance i r ,irat,ofl. 6/I 1*73 1I'-M.olorcycte's 79 -Trucks and Traders 11 Gc.OD NEWS ______________________ ___________________________ tinteI ______ 17 -Junk Cars Removed / _______ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES DFre-ir.hAve ISO3OrlancloDc i. 1 5100 I,ctrm , I bath Pious,. CR r.-' ZIG-ZAG SEWINU MA(.HIP4E iandlbeidrooms,a,p,f,gr, c'r,np'-'. entrat heat and ar, "'PPfd kitchen Aduittonly Ph 3134450 _____ -- a 4 ItU Ford ITO, r & h, powerS. ar Only $455 SHELLEY USED CAR5 7)7 Frynh A, , 373 25' ______________________ '61 CPIEVELLE WAGOPI NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OvL'r — It.'. week Cs-sly, we mutt sell *ith tremendOuS sacrifice, bt*utfol cuStOm made living room fur mi'?ijqe Sofas, love Seal, chair. (Off.e tables, paintinQs, cal: decor, etc For ecample Sofa womlh 1.1CC. will tall for 2)55 t'le'j'.p "jll, 4-li $123 after 6 p m _______________ " L LCREST 12,60, I Triler 14—Auto Repairs. -- A. TOM FRAP4KIINARMS 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE - , -"r'. alid Jeep vC'h'(lej '.,'4' DON BALES Sanford Molor Company 5(5 S Frersp,A,e 3374317 KuIp Decorators I'.? , SAVE OVER $I.00O Doubiewide inventory mutt be 'cducnt & savings are be-ng 15tdd to you Short Term [sass APARTMENTS Motorcycles 1) "O'13.s AUCTION SERVICE Household Goods 1.44 4465 _______ _________ 1.4 and SR 431 70-Swap and frate 11_AntIques - _________________________________________________________ Furn, & ' PEAL TOP Ui'ttrp r,tmp, 3 bdrm , 41 17 ' Dt'jlrr - Lee Falk and Sy Barry 7,457' ft ___ Nice lana 7bdrnor,ap .''aiJrw)I A5e3 173 SSsosa cnn 9 am, 18 , t "11 .51', , Servicee 1230350 ANT IQUES. 101W F -r'.t 5t • Mon 726500 Ice thi5 lovely II,iac ,ou'. ______________________ tisCu Fri ID to 3 I t.edtuosni I bath Plo's, leatrir'g 2 tclrm, Icr rent or s'jle- IMV Srm il _____________________________ _________________________________________________________________ ari4 air Fully f'guipped with dish waVier Call Mrs Weattserby 323 4452 1 - Ici SI DEIIAIY. 3 bdrm. Fla room, large ot Corympletely furn'.heo, new .inqe rrtrig,rator washer, Oryer. and c,srpctng throughout 53$ 00) App,3inlment only 445 '.147 'jtIrr or Sat & Sun SANFORD REAlTY '.44 i ,,, Ua,$)37 721. -'.P,FORD AWEA _________________________________________________ NOW LEASING carpeting, drapes, central heat the IIERAII) Want 'Ada and It works like thIs: When the)' havr' thc- r fire' child 1-Lawn and Garden j ____________________________________ Unfurnished their plan iu called 9-Musical Merchandise I-Bulldinq Mate, als • Apartments Rent wreckingihebudget. AUfl1ORrry I -- 30 ,,,sr'r,rrJ LnwAnll Oril cal'. isuled away Your cost. $10 Orlando. 2'9S6lti4ritime _____________________________ -_ Sri' P-.'ø Ii iC r' ',rll ri-n! or s.,p .tt a 06 '0%? IC? ushe-Ip you pl'jce yours (.111 372 2611 or III 999) I . - _______________ _________________________________________________________ hive a way to keep il -Bicycles DO 1'OIJ TIN, ) ___ Orlando Dr , Sanford 327 3103 - ' tlf .'SIr SI Wejlty, REALTOR 373 7750 _________________________________________________________ gentleman carpet, a . efticiencie-s I. over flitC5 Day or ek rates 51.-Garage Rummage Sales l ,. , Buy. Sell, consign, appraise, or special tales out of anything c'4 value 700 French Ave 3237310 ntord, 7231411 TAFFER REALTY 10 Qualifying, 3 bdrm. Ii, b,,tis 57.550 down, $167 "so . $ PCI Ac,t' CLIFF JORDAN Color Ti,, w cOMl'Lr 327 e.455 C'l 74e*!y rencvated c BALL REALTY •u iV F ','.l St fl 14.il _______ ____________ 0371 53-TV Radto • Stereo I -_p1 - Pi .ii 1 61 _________________________________________________________ Boren Realty ______________ Deflr, ti ___________________________ Sanford Court Motel ., .'aLi.'. Auctioneering t,, l'l 94(CREST- 3 bedroom, heat, air. Florida porch Lot 04 'nu' for only $o -- pref,'qr,d Call after 4 p m . 373 52 -Appbenees '.' M-scelIan'., New aad used -arniturt an appliance-s Piic SP-i-Cll S.tles twatch .10'., .S(i(i(l5.l P I I Ic drc,,n, i-I ti'nced, ilimnCdidl? cup.sncy $l?. '?I 1111 I VEREST REALTY INC Realtor. 1601 S Hwy It 97 67101(5 , Model Ht'me, Normandy Blvd $74 1016 SI - H'usehold Goods n stro r'n Realty -uttin Development Corp . Altarnonte Spring'., 904 775 175*'.'r Br.tcitcra Open I 6 p m _______________________ _____________________________ For Sale lillill ii Ste _____ to $1000 Pf month with Only For sales information call Coody 13.500 reQuired for 1nveafory ano 'raining Call COLLECT for Mr James iit;i 14)6551 _________________________________ *eA ' . JEEPSI 'i 17 Junk Cars Removed ___________________________P, 'Pie best buy en American • POODLE GROOMING. CORBCTT REAL ESTATE Ye .nvte your comparison with all yvv nave onsiaerea Jj] duen. assume iii iso iy p4 It it a steal at 172.000 197) VW Sunroøl. Tat yellow 77.000 mile5. I Speed, dOble sharp. ectra nice 17*50 Call Don at 337 1431 Dealer ---________________ Afldho,cjrg Wt(Oose&care Sanford Auction * Protes'.,0p1 P15 323 3591 or 323 '* !criay A new community of 0 It rk homes West 041792 On Holly Dr Our tgrt will direct you mninmvm c $1,000 below today's Pecotth lncøme 00S5ibilifi vp 3583 PeBAWY, overlookirq late, 2 txlrrn i'rr, $26 $00 '.ik advantage 01 our coen-ig twice-s. only 126.900 and 149 Hi 10 1NSTAIIC'b refr,gI'ralor, wall tO wail carpet accoIJV%fS *ith RCA CBS DiViey l?','olt flalteries$ll ss EEL'SBODYSHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Petsand_SupplIes -- • - .._. 5cc Orange Ifills in Orange Cl9 _______________________ toriventional tractor. Mileage Mc 2531 Pack Dr 372 2118 REALTOR AtlerI',our'. 377 1?7O JL1'i!L ORANGE HILLS _______________ Chevy, Dodge, GMC or Ford Realty - al_cl ______________________________________________ mortgage Pay $1149) per month Al ¶I ;ousr ,, (Gn,J1nrr ,4 000 11TJ, 1193 Curtis M!h'. color TV 1) 'con'.ote, $150 Ph 377 '67VW — Nothing down, take c Call credit manaoer 3 3 t2 , -. _______________ ESTATE I CONSTRUCTION 377 Supply Company established Hunt " EP4GLISHsPRIp4Gsp7KC 7 males, 3 i-no, bit & wp,-ti- 57$ & 1100 M,ll,,fld 8)1 1513 -___ H ALL 503* First St 21) SOSIor,177 9370 mutt have new or nearly new ___________________________ - rA T;4.. III ic O.j11-1E r 4. ': - -- - ________________ ________________________ ?.Dfl-.IEtS WAS] 1D 1-4! ',(\'OSE ri1 rr LLY MAD' 11 I l.-4A,JC - u) "-' T-4AT --1 - - Errl4E BOSS tr • .• Auto Repairs ccessorles -- _________ replacement cost. Pay 57.430 *3 - Lots end Acreage 16 65 - LAND Clearing Butnjt, tneavy Immaculate 3 bs'Sroom Dettor.a work 5che'dle, all AC eQuipment nome with carport, stove, p1,t IO*piqiel dieSel truck SUn OPERATORS - Jini _ ____ For Sale '- DISTRESS SALE & OWNER Miscellaneous IL) "LIWILDE Lovely I bCdroom, 7 bath home on corner lot with looking for a high Quality climate control, double carport, b'jrg'jia! Look to claslitied p.irti.Iliy equipped ,mn ,it mekitc',en read loda y 5 r)tslandng home in out'.tendng cl.i'.siliet ne.ghborhoo4 Price reduced from 547 0 to 536 tOO Brt!er -i .'. L SON MAIER FURNITURE -, 'SI,' buy Sell trade 311 31$ E First St SUNL AP4O 3 bedroom, heat, 'jr. ______________________________ jfl $fl terraUoc'jrpe, Fenced Nice SADDLE EQUIPMENT s,00TS 12$ $00 Western Wear, Save at the Old Corral western SPiop 1792.1 mile SAId SEM '(140115 3 bedroom. s at Deltary I bath Fenced yard With i- n I Io'.p patio area p04 777 StAITLAND FLEA MART ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. 1911 Hwy 1797 Open Sat & Sun 9% SUPILAND 3 bedroom, I bath. BROKERS 531 2520 hñt, ar fence and carpetng lrr tmr TeSTed Firm 725500 E,rlcnt (ondt,on UprgPit Deep Free:tr Pigh wlirrl DJy'. 37? 6173 P4,i,hts 377 lawn mower MUST SELL 722)427 Call 322.2420 Anytime ________________________________ PINEY WOODS BARN ,Osirly 3 bi-drnom 7 P.5th t,r,v ''S'jnford". SAl,'. I ,A,4.,' Ar' buy furnture and mIc Sell for homes for a scrm'n,)lng pt'oplr Your MultpieLi%tirng Agency 25 Pc? Conignmen, Pe'jcttji telling Oak trees idd to Free .ocJl and Nato-sal MIS pitkulfl Auction Saturday zI 7 bc beauty of 'he-se del'gh?ful), WEAL TOR5 254$ Park Dr pm . Sanford 22? 7770 ..ir.cus PsomesteS Truck Drivers _____________________ - ' - .,_. Payton ___ ii -Wanted to Rent - DELTOPIA, I bcarc.rn, 3 bath 'jIl electric home ri A I (Ondition C,,nrage, Screened patio. centr,,l ise4t & air Large COrr,er lot 6th I'jk view Many e-etrss $3I.50Oor ri-a$onablS offer 571 I%O '?OSSISICHEVROLET REBUILT ENGINE CALL. 373 546? ________________ ________ Housesf5ala — _____________ __ ______________________ 41 fliayne, 33.000 mi, 6 cyl, p5. pb , $VS. firm Goad on gas Ph J'2 1110 •v!l Supl'r Beatle, elm green wth atabastor interior, ejtra economy and nice $1995 Cell Paul, at 372 1651 Dealer PiØ LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. _ it A. UNSWORTH REALTY Houses for Sale G*JT1,E _ - 4157 SUCCEED Call collect, 904 144 1969 VW Cemper. pastel whitC. With Ournished gold inte1'ior Has been completely checked and in spected $7255 Call Don at 372 1651 Dealer A _______ up on minimum 3 yr lease STEADY INCOME An Irs ________________________________ .e-stment for those wh MUST 41 - For Rent I NEED ROOM ? Roberts & Gilman Large 7 StOry hoe *'ih ei?r, cf . lirepla n lyin) room fo'm'j! 8305500 . dnn', beautiful mortem kitcr,en. SAPlIORO 7 bdrm, CR borne. Screened Oatio, wall to wall I bedrooqn, 7 baths. central heat carpet, kitchen eQuipped, n andSi1 air Very good (Onifton 7 fl(DROOP.t 1' L','th, pra(vc,tll, • (Onsef,-tnl lø,if,-i f3r '.ç C ".'. home in estlb$th,'iI ri- F md '.pping Will SCII F PtA or tlom'hood. be4ulifully Carpitrd lA flyi owner, call 3220641 bet l.'QC back rard with large lrert ACREAGE I 3Q11 am arsd s, mis 536000 I c and tO ,mi res with 7 tidrm tiOnI. at DE P HOME Potential corn tic, f,r r iit Pr'r'rj r,,i 2 IIEAUTIrIJL lot!. .IL(Ot% Iron, opecial 7 bedrooms. 7 baths lake, 170.137, tot', of tr.ej. 56,750 I-sing rm . dnir rm . breaktast rio , family rm could be IriS 'i()W IS TtIL TIME to move up to 10% 1 bedroom 7 bath Mayfair hdrm Fireplace, new paint riso,' icmi with rrmodefed kitchen arid w w carpet. coiiar( ri-Ic talra big family room on large outside, new root 177.600 li-riced l't Only 117,000 I I 5% THAN I gallon of gas from EXECUTIVE. Large Citra rI-ce 5 I P j, 11 txirm - 2 bath ten 'jr 'onis Ihisnearlynew ibedro)m, Pcrir,s 6&i 'l,iwat'aI.,, at _, 2 bath home rqupped W W carpet (Sf,npere Tastefully dole garage. e-.tr ,j large trrvc0 (t'-(o,ated O*npr •flhiOut t WIt (eLAND VERY LARGE ROOMS 122.150 Term'. Just the thing for a Shade yard $.17.S00 ri thiS beautiful 3 bedrooms 3 fanol, bath horn, Pluth carpe-Ing, dou 1 o u o WOO D ü ', Pd I bte garage, central heat and Stemper Agency ANXIOUS Neat I tOrn 6 r Call now sit o',t c.frtook.nq bitt C 'j ,' i i- n I ','t r,i I l I :.i T 01-i 0 tl ., I' "I, i'I n # ("1 " " i ' (ASSELIIIRRY 3 DUPLLXS '.'lI(.TIPLE Ll.IING ')[Rl(( i, ii iij (,iil y i '.3y 72? 1991 on adlaco'nf lots, 760al00 in area tS'5% Fr rn' is I .e S',rt.m 312 737* Cr I?? 1,54 of nice trees Yrarly income ri pctancy is 1l74l Handy tO HA r 136 Alt or 1110.000 REALTY Callbart Real Estate • •. Hi.jr Service REALTOR LVES Jn,i?, AIdI iF 5 )13 'I Call 372 7ia Dci nd 736 0156 ' LakeMary, fIa .. $.,$per,,.,o & direct tales background and M&?JTE01H TIN' ' - AutosforSjle ao ' r - establistted track rec,d PIeMC AND ESPECIALLY beacuse of the JOHNNY WALKER R!AL For Rint ov motw.s1r FIER? Mo,e rQht fl ID th5 immaculate l'v'ctroom home located in Sunland ftf'jlr tdrily panted inside and (Sit No wOrk to be one Carport .inj i,jrqe tenci' .1rrt PrCd -i; (,,Il r,ir ,rrr, s ' Olili Campers Travat Trailer' I1 SHADE COVERED il-Apartmenf Rent Furnished .J 1 ctRMTuRE PRICED FOR THE _________ III — - YOUNG COUPLE F -•---'---. by Art Sonsom CVrE Th SPACIOUS LIVING - I • 1' iiriJC Palo. c,nt,i 'jiiII 'jr IJ4, Covrri- lO,It,')ii I Fm I.irge eir 5 l 51J S,.J vri rur ruu: ______ WITH POOL 'urnmer will b beautiful n home *ilh larg,. pOol, iinCj over ¶lrd tSmilv room All .o cla desire and privacy L.ircj den, 3 beUroorn 7 balt YOu have to See lhi borne l ,Ipprec.ale all it ofIer Pred in 10* fortes to See all Lilian cTlPbell, ECONOMICAL 2 tyrm I ),jtfl family (00,1, - 4 'vppedlh range, retrigerator *lthC dryer àfld Wall ar (On iJ'l.unnq unit, 5lYS -. • • __ ______ A REAL FLORIDA HOME - __..__' THE BORN LOSER r — _____ - .•- '5 1 thte bldroom, 7 b I Ldl,e Markham Estates s.iso Call Bud I c.jtir Sat BUGS BUNNY -r Help W.nt;d WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED ANYONE OTHER TH)4 ')URSELVES AS OF FEB is. WANT AD It is Personals INFORMATION -. -----= Apartments Ret Unfurnished I 'i 727 lIlt c. 31) $4'y - p ,,31CK JOYCE WELL. DRILLING 3 and larger. pij' os, tprrklee5 Watcr (Oridilioniet. 327 1410 WILLS DRILLED PUYPS S(iW INKLE P SYSTEMS All type5ari4t,zt W rep.jr and service STINEMACHINEI SUPPLY CO �I 12B—TheSanforct Hera ld Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1974 &1r 12 Million Gallons Of Gas C d oIoiiis am r C I__ 1 'A I C I I INSTANT SOUTH'S DAYS A DISCOUNT My 120Z. BONUS tkll JAR *THURS. FEB. 21* WED., FEB. 27 I GOOD 0NL' AT sAP41o0 LD rt L ...._ WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS 99 , S 5altf)0rh Q_______________ 'A' VN ' BETTY CROCKER FUDGE , SUPREME -: CWITH couPoN Thursday, February 21, )974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 157 I wtTH 23 OZ. p1IASL ' ARK £ $J4 O PS COFAMILY W'° i: xPWL , oHi COUt'ON PER 53 GOOD0 NL Y - I T LIMIT ONE FIB 37 I! — tfrrath BROWNIE MIX I COFFEE CRYSTALS SAVINGS CENTER I ' FOLGER S Ic -- couPoN OPS ,. (00 1100 Price Ii) Cents pa9.u4, C OUII0PLX R P1W FAMILY. PLEASE' I 1!•. -I.. - missing tai'or - Reported Kidnaped D U IraiiIaai& 1. 'W 1L.. t c io H ) t, * - -,--- --- KRAFT "PHILADELPHIA** CREAM PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS ----.-----.4 OMSTOCK CHERRY PIE FILLING----.—" as 111111111111111 m 111111 30Z. ETLE Y 1 P 49 4O9 MCAN 95 TEA BAGS - - - SSORTED FLAVORS J ELLO LAIN oz PKOS IODIZED MORTON (or) ft C OF - - - - - - - PKG. 48 00 $ b - c 26 Oz. SIIT- - - - - - - - -uPKOS — 08 28 LIMIT ATLANTA. A, (,a, API Beg Murpny, editor of the Atlanta Constitution tins been abducted by a group .illirig itself the Revolutionary Army, the newspaper said -. — Murphy, 40, tins been missing since about 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, when he left his home with a man who said he wanted to talk totl.inulbouta news stary,his wife sahd fliere have been no clenuinds, but there were in. lic.it ii 1I. that a fullowup telephone call was expected. It Aas the second major kidnaping this month. Patricia Todav's column is long neighbors But, I'm in' that you'll akethe jijietJeaj it Ifs entirety. As Far aS I'm t*inct'n, t',l, NEWSWEEK has to be one of the best —if magazine on the stands jttd:a, hearst, was abducted from her Berkeley. - Calif.. home on Feb-4 by a group calling itself the Symbionese Liberation Arrii iSie lors page 2A). William H, Fields, execotive editor of Atlanta Journal said the newspaper received a telephone call about 9-15 p.m. %ednesday. lie s.II(I striltiar calls ssere made to AtJanta television station WAGA and to Mrs. Murphy. "'The Fill is aware that Beg Murphy has allegedly been I-nlnapcd. Wt are looking Into lbs matter in connection with our jurisdiction under the federal kidnaping statues and we have nothing further to say regarding this matter at this time.'' Ficld.s issued a brief statement which said: . - 'iteg Murphy presumably has been kidnaped. Jim Minter, managing editor of the Constitution, received a telephone call at 9:15 p.m. from someone saying Murphy tuitl been kidnaped by the 'Revolutionary Arm)'.' "The caller said the Constitution would hear further by other means. Channel 5 TV — WAGA — received a similar cal1 at about 920 p.m. Shortly thereafter, Murphy's wife receiv.-d a call frons someone who said. If you want to know atX)Iit 'Hilt ht15t)I1ld, call Jim Minter " _______ W ~11 I ONE PLEASE, WITH OTHER 01.10CH 1 VA I RELIABLE ALL PURPOSE EACH C GAL. LIQUID CLEANERJ I * TALMAGE FARMS CHICKEN WEINERS' 210Z. BTL. UG r' &. 138 CLOROX AJAX Atlanta Nesspapers, which publishes th e Constitution and 1SyJEAN I'AUESOJ system owns no buses. It Herald Staff Writer contracts With individuals who The Federal En'igy Office own, drive and service the has ordered an emergency vehicles, allocation of 12 million gallons Brown said a request for a (if gasoline into Florida before special federal fuel allocation the end of the month, said Rep. has been made through state C.W. "Hill" Young, It-Fla., channels in Tallahasec. today. lie said other counties ;it(re Th• The latest ration raises to getting special school bus 17.86 million gallons the allocations because buses are emergency supply of gasoline county-owned, ordered for Florida, or about 2.5 Seminole County School Supt. gallons for each resident of the Bud Layer said today the state, county school buses have State energy chief iio:iier "enough fuel right now." He Hutchinson was expected to said dealers are considering announce today distribution of gasoline for school Irani 586 million gallon grant OI sportat ion a top priority ik nil Tut'sd.i) Suijit. teachers are not III Young said Kenneth t)upuy, quite such a happy position, Federal Energy Office regional admitted Layer. Several adminis trator in Atlanta, teachers have been unable to directed major oil companies to school on time because get Vednei1:iv night I,, c..rt,l ' they could not gel gasoline, or additional ' 12 million gallons had to wait in long lines. layer into Florida. said ear pools are being en"I am contacting the craged, and school aides and governor and urging it not be secretaries are being permitted absorbed statewide." said to take teachers' cars to has Young, "but diverted to the stations during school hours. counties that have acute need— namely Pinellas and the ot her counties in south-west Florida, ,limn Miller, president of 11w Florida Allied Gasoline I(elailers Association. is urging station owners 1' abandon ,IS,S.C, k..id.... ...A ernu LuII3IULI I., its effect on hospita ls scbooL ambulances ,intl other emergency services. Many striking dealers JACKN'IIJ' Fla. iAPi throughout Ito state said — lJrr) Williams, a former Vtulncsday they will re-open fund raiser for Sen. Edward today. Gurney, H-FIn, was sentenced Sanford dealers contacted to a year in prison today alter %t'ddiy said they had been ntisn,Iini, i'iiitsv L's f Iii' 7L UI ''pxised to the strike protesting tempting to evade federal in' federal energy policies, but taxes and helping a conninny - admitted they would tractor accept a bribe. reconsider and Join a statewide WilliamiLs, 29 and from Orr strike if the sit ua tion got much lando, was accused of attempt. worse, , ing to evade 119,0(J) in taxes in A spokesman for Jacksonville 1971 by concealir'g his assets dealers said there was no) from the Internal Revenue gasoline at half of the statiens Service, there, and the city's 476 school Last January, a federal buses. under federal court grand jury in Miami indicted order to transport 55,000 pupils tutu on a charge of channeling a every f 110,000 illegal payment to gasoline. William PeLski, In-men director of the federal Housing Authorkeep them Operating, says It) offict in Miami Francis Brown 'chool trai The indictment said the bribe Poron director. was to obta in Federal Housing Unlike Florida's other 66 Authority financing for Miami '°° 'ns Jacksonville's *1I John Priestes. Directcrof Purchasing floger harris said he has applied to the federal government for a per cent increase on the school system's fuel allncatkrn. "Our Texaco dealer has assuretju,if went on our increase," said we overrun our February Harris. illocation, we can borrow from "I don't anticipate a problem our March allotment until we keeping the county s hl buses hear From the federal govern, running," he added 0 4 - ...'.' -\ .........' , . -1 - -. Ex-Gurney Aide Is M-171 - 'P "." Sentenced ,.;.— - - . -• . , - - _5-" '1 •.': -<. - "You, niv fe!Iosc AmmienI('ans, ,Aill probail) ne%cr read this Not because mv thoughts are not interesting, or important or ANNA MAE, member of the world's largest herd of performing %alid, or I darn sight better elephants, rears ,up to greet guests at the opening of the Ringling Bros. than ii lot of 11w gibberish I have and Barnum and Bailey Circus Showcase, Wednesday. A crowd of 600 read in the MY TURN ccilumn. _' watched as world-ftimous clown LOU Jacobs. assisted by But because I am nobody . Nlichu, tile that is, I am not what the smallest man in the world, (;o%'croor's Executive Assistant harvey • enligtitcnttl uhitor', at Uotte,i, and President and Producer of Circus World Irvin Felci, 11 nipped a three-foot wide rlbtix)n during the Or I I f opening ceremonies ThsLnuished guest wrlttr. But then, how ninny of those are ID '3 there around anyway,No, miii • herald Photo by Jean Pattesori just a peon, t'rdin;urs schnook The Ilan i::';l;'::::l ." -: ' -/ houi is in four figures and the Sears bill is not far behind, A traveling vacation is III tht. uriforv-,cv.ible future, as is ;I L ne% car tour '68 (reaky. but it runs I. I new coat. roast berf and air conditioning How ninny MV TURN ii .. coluninists can match th,b5-i' By CHRIS NElSON qualsfleatinns tending to defame or injure the Mrs. Van F:eil told The feixl told S:akv, adding that lie )cur way out of this one Ilerald Staff Writer "flue one thing that I have an reputation of Mr. Fulenwiden," Herald she called Stale)' to she considered nugrant labor '1 won't need Mrs Van abundance of at !his point in the letter concludes, complain about an error in a camps an "abomination on the Eepoel t back wms'mtit SPRINGS 1mw is anger. Anger and Mrs. Van Eepoel Wednesday morning newspaper story on face of the earth," and that C " The rnigmant hibr ramp in duistust Not with Hi) countr) . Councilman Irene Van Eepoei ('ailed The Herald and played a the Winter Springs Sunshine there must be "a little grain of question. Talisman Sugar The United States is bless vi today disclosed she has been tape recording of a noon Law violations case, and ex. something.....in a imuan who Corp. was then and is still "put on notice " a slander action conversation with Fulenwider plamned that her personal feiur iticor> .it kast i with •ill the v ouhi run a caimup owned by William 1) Paw '.' is being considered against her vi which the clue! Investigator of F'ulenwider was enhanced institutions ti imi.ikt' it w orb. During her phone call with former U A ambassador S U N S H INc STATE PLATES because of statements made said "I'll set' you in court" after when she bond out FOR Ilit: PF:oh'hJ-; I am he once f'ulenwiiler, Mrs. Van Eepoel severalSouth American nati SE1 1St )LE ('ountv Tax Collector Troy Iay about State Alt)'. Chief questioning angry with you, and ou. and her about managed a migrant labor denied saying that Fulenwitfer under President 1Iarr s •Ill(I John I). Calvin, director of the state Investigator Jack F'ulenwider statements she math' that day camp. Inc. All of us We hac'c' becom(' a himself ran an "aboininatiorm" 1'ruman division of motor vehicles display the new and hi.; past management of a to Assistant State Ally. William nation of sheep - and Ae aro'A roan who does that scares to which Fulenwider niplied The camp and its facilit'. migrant labor camp Si % ('hI( It' heerise tag to be used beginning this (fllt((I ;it ever) turn ih ht II out Irtu ' \1rs,r '*You're not giImn, to l t' n t On Pg ( of 6 j %Irs. Van Eepoel fts inorWe. the people. are letting -fill%' ill a Meeting this morning at Holiday Inn fling ualled The flerald and go"unchallenged idrmltle~j that %%IIii lax collectors from five nearb counties. read ilk, text o! a Ietter from shwlif %arm the heart.. of ,Ill(. new Iflates Will ()v issued for a three year C Iloward Marsee, assistant Jt o t a lit., r s a n 1 C a lers Jx'ruxI with registration tax paid annually', count)' attorney who has been everywhere. 11w governor of Herald Photo by George Hayes) retained by F'ulcnwider, California pays no taxes hit' ____________________________________ •. •,,,,, "...you are now and have President pays laughzabl littli' been making slanderous • 'andbythcway --Iii)' nwmoirs I $"r statt'muments concerning his J l PaPt5r.smr11 background with the Talisman (:1r1here, viailing for 1 LLILA -Sugar Corp. Further, I have soimaeorw to iippriust' ttwmii . - i. , ._ concrete evidence that indeed "'" . Your rich landlord probably FACIAL flu a • . 'o ' u (ir!... P'l his. • statements." Miirsee s letter 4 gains w nIt tiffs loopholes q') huller toda) said ha expects to ITE ru Iffil) annexed property in reads U ' t F sers ont ickniiw ledi 4I.' that ORTED 7L ff R t cost figures within a week (Its I ditor the southeast quadrant of tin At C Mr 1 I' ii k nit idi r i'nh the iiiiilillt as r p .'r upgrading .' r idni equipment I. S 1;-92-Airport Houles ,ird request, I am present l% X OF jj • Ij _j' j get the tax shaft. Sit why do '.' r installation of a city coin -_ 1tit' Sanford Zoning and intersection, 100 researching the possibility of an . - 4'!' let it happen" Where u a 1UJ ' ;nunicatiorcs center Ii May I at I'l;,nnmi;g ('iiiiitaiissltifl Present plans tall for an appropriate slander action fledged taxpa) ers'revolt" fail) new police he; j %Cheduled to dim-u%sa site plan 80.1KOsquart, f(oolt unnanied (le- against you. in tile ineantim lired of being, liopelessly debt- tonight !or a under construction at Ninth $1 million patio partinctil store plas a super- %r must insist that you refrain ridden it tumle the ta-ti and tin Street and French A% ur. 1 IOU I I) fAult north development o on the, iii irk t drugstorc md smaller from iny I... r Tilt IiI'S statements --- furtht ---. -IS 1II 5111(11 II 'I0 ia 111111cr confirint'i) stile ii ('turutni ('hub lionil east '.hoji. — -DETERGENT go skiing a dad you notice our 'k -'J the city will pull out of Sheriff 4 Other agenda itt'iiis include tlIoalm Road, I new Vice President happily . John Polk s countywide Index ltepresi'nmtat ives i landinsitkratjiin iii revised site l 4 320Z. $J IPif toiuu,iunlcations center at ihe ,ving interviews on the snowy 'wnit'r Bob McKee will show a ilcvi'lopnient plans for Lloyd's BTLS, Area deaths slopes, of Colorado. 'i-' ,. courthouse because of "too ' prelmmiimnar' sit" plan for "The hiacycleShopat 1301 Mcllonvmlle Bridge much delay" in handling of "My husband bek-rigs to nil Oaks'' development of 22 patio Ave., an addition lii cornCalendar lo ." " . -union; he gets no iha h4it cost hmoiimt' on the live-acre site. calls and high levels ob noise ii,erclal tiuildir.g by William " ('lassif ied acts "f hung" raises, So each sear last year ithen city a'omniius7.1011 and confusion in the center (;race) :m' 1018 French Ave. and ('aimlUes 611 that he earns the same, in'!' smonmers zoned tht' propert 'If Itt-n feels at this time that a brick it all screening is * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORI ('niisswor,l puult' financial Sit indit ion goes .Siriftril isn't getting proper m.iulti'faiiiily it SIaN widc'rstsi restaurant at the construction Iwan ALahy Sit ________________________________________________________________________________________ straight downhill. We need II5 mtMON THURS c', I don't blame him for 8:00 A.tvj,.7.00p ,k'K' would least' a 40-tout site of the new United State l)n, Crane GB as iicuh as cn'.onc but if uu strip of the FRI&SAT pulling out,'' I"lk said today 8:00 A,M,,9: 00 pM I 'litorialcominnt 4A had dared to block an interstate north suli' r° rI) along the Bank of Seminole in the west t.',UNDAy He'', responsible lii the people if Country (lut, stik' 8:00A,MlOOpM if U.S 17-92, across frc.ruu Entertainment It pigIiwa with OUt rusts ear, iii' It 511 -f -wiford ..-- , ,md F i.r future' wok'ning of the Sanfiinii h'Iaza Shopping ('enter. -. Iliroscope * 25TH. 8 PARK AVE. STORI itoulil ha'.e been arrested iii itt.' ti'uflt) tTfltc't prt-s'--ffll. it that present narrow pal't'iiient. Hoard members will consider QUIET lltIflh'al notes IOA . OF A two minutes flat, FIRE Why 1.4 serves the sheriff's ikpartmi'nt MON-SAT 8CfjA,M,.?: P. Aboi scheduled for di.wussion revoininerxiing III cily cI)IIIIIIisPublic noilices C-711 big, profitable airlines have the , and hit' ASSISTANCE Sanford, ('iviedi, S too late in Academy Nlanor today to CHANGE 01- HOURS SUNDAY at ttw8pii;. city hall iiai'tmng is sinners that the city- sign or. Si'tety 411 of the gavt'rnint'nut, muml a fwe!inmirary site plan 10 A.M. 6:00 I.M. destruction to two homes by lx'. dinarit'e be simiientied to exempt nsurned by a mid'rnorning fire, as an Sjirts 12'I5A plain people cI:i not' Win if AItat;mt'nte Springs police unidentified woman removes flammable material from the danger. I ifl.t'tsi thrt' is a shortact 01 vcliiin'rs lH'.- eriflesl of St. from let's and permits point-of. State ik'iitatinents Petersburg for a 14'aurv shop. pun - base real estate signs six Ut'lated story page' 1:\ so.s ('hitef'. ii! th :'tisnin tCon'l. On Pg. A Col.I P p:n- center prstpteel for s(!wmre feet or less in area, At ilera:I I1tu ito hv, ('mn(lv l-'Li ndtrs l'g A t 2 08 — .aaa!i.i 1% VUIU IIUI1UfI John A Spohki In the Fe t) 18 issue there's very Interesting M Turn ri1ten by Donna Cord, a housewife from Chicago, m that by reading it the public will be 1iiOt$V,tC(l touch the ..ame as was shown when we printed the Cimhin's lewpmnis n Aiiivriui ir tot' ,, our earlier ("OlUHifis, It's entitled, "Diary of a Mad Housewife,'' anit she sass a tto'uthful' I KGI To Florida As Emergenc y - THE GREATEST SHOW ON EAR%A TH , - By Fulenwider Van Eepoe Warne LEAN WESTERN FAMILY=PAK 0 Su . ' :'. - - — . - .' - ' ) 3 LBS. R PKG. LB. _____ Sanford Z-P Board To Hear Home Plans a El IT A ' - SAVE ON THESE. I CONGESPIRIN THRIFTY / 3' WHY PAY 95, _ MU!I1IWAK 4 GAQGLt COUNT "PLUS",A ) ' - r c,,nae ' ____ - ' . .. ' , - -,. WHY PAY c.ioo a6c WHY PAY ISc - c ' ' ____ a - - -. ' ____________________ ..,.._ - I'J - . '1 30 SINE-AID r ,', — SANFORD VANQUISH -- P 4 CHEWABLE COLD TABLETS PKGOF fOrCHILDREN OR SIN0 HEADACHE . - WHY PAY Pc EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER _ ,' . ' .• , •...-, •' PA ____________ ,, CitySeeks _________ Costs On R adio N '- - '- ' DESPERATION - '-- - ' Lz-t- all � 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 20, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 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/bddb99d57c293b9cc212680d6484ae81.pdf e3074e2760a6ff14af7479036aa98e6c PDF Text Text 8B—The Sanford Herald Friday, Jan. 25, 1974 V. :h/1- 1,1111'.. 1 THE SEVENTH - DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Hi ghway 4M Forest City, Florida & Bran Tarr Saturday Srw.(% Sabbath School Worship Services .... .... Pastor If'i/i()(Ij,SI THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY., The 930am oo ch 11.00 12 - 00 Noon SAP4LANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phone I342I1 Organized June II, 1177.1. Meets for Sunday SecAce • -- - . 1- __ ,,, I 7 0P m Wednesday Night Prayer Service Vlop M. ,l,.'q'ns !,l. (I/)Ii.%1 .',,,, ilu'rn Evening Worship .;3,,,, Contessons Sal Ih,j,ii.i 1490, f~_9 N =-- 11:O0m IE 6:30p.m Sermon 110P m. . - .. - _____ IIN IT? 710 P.m . __________ _________ Sunday Night Broadcast Dala Devotionol31pu- , 373 10 13 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1607 S. Sanford Ave. Dr.Harohd Harris Minister Sunday Schoot 9:450 M. MnngWoi-shp 11 00. m. 7 30 p m Wed Service :rr cnucu I$2I W,sfFjrjt 5tr GeorgeGaiioway Pastor Sunday School 10,00a.m Morning Service 11 . 00 a.m THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH . . - . . ____ ______ 1 _______ _________ ....--. - .. .._ I . . -, Pastor - -__- 1-_ _: . . I . ._.:: Pastor 9:Iia.m 1100am. t ?" ________ . . ________ _________ _______ Wednesd ay Bible Class .. 7V 7:30P m. __ . It's like going to church nest Sunday when you haven't been th ere in years. _______________'#1 'I. P ti• CHURCH OF CHRIST liii Park Avenue Charles N. Crump Evangelist Sunday WTRR Broadcast.... am Bible Study ... 10:00a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. - . - . .. :' 600p.m. , Year, No. 135 Price B 11 00A m . lii I, .... - ,. . 4 r . 7 - )Op m Bible Study Wed Oak Ave. & 3rd St. I 300.m Rev V49111. Oryarif r. 0- Sunda John Monday I Corinthicins S,'.0 - i, ,L,, Tuosclay lsa;ah Wednesday John J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WILSON-EICHELBERGER Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Morning WortPip Church School Morning Worihlp Nursery sight driving around the Polk's proposed new Jail neighborhood and in area facility at Five Points, but Polk , AISEU$LIy OF 000 A5s4i'rt,, c,. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance , ,., BAPTIST AnIch lat Oiurcn. Calvary Bacilli AU1nt.l,, 24 Favmen, (SInd Cutry *1-931 Ch T 5imia l'vd 31 i Oil A.e en.' i ( Chuita Firs? 8,wt,sl ,'.- CIarw? Mlar Bap3t Church, R ElderS t,itgSlapl'llChurcP,.QldOrI,noGRd a$ ""ter Ave f.c5t B.t,it (htflCh 319 Pti A,C Fr'.enash'. Baptist Chur ch or AllI,no,g Speviqs, It gM STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes Altamonte SingI Ftrst 5apts? Church 04 DeBar, Fsrsf Church of Gtfwva . . ii . ' A. cq', $.a!,t Mw ('..( Ls.-jur OlOu, L*J k SaØlst Church. for est City Comn,unw,tr Cent. Fotnt C'ly 140* Of C alvar,M.ss.orar,Bapl.st.lto9i 1;7% $I Na $.e4i Ptømt,v* Ba'%l Church. 1109 * 17th 5? New Ml Z 5j,4t Church. 17)0 pear Ave Ravei'wi,a Park hapt*t Church. 713 W X'Di St Pi4'I t3? Cpe4, 1)01 I.rtt Stve. Sanfor d Pvwcrne a.t,s' (hurl?,, Its * Airpøwl Prirt (ii., P4.1 040. 4(0 ,' a4 %' *nt Sa"lri Ch,%c7i, 2I76 PO4'w$to jM .'' ..,, p cyBf'stCch5t Rd Il$.O$.leon , pee, BIC4S? Church. 513 P,r* Avt %t Matt'*wi Il%t Chur. (ç,n 549t5 ... .. '..Stjatwii MAtsvar, Baptist Cnurc,,. 930 Cvrrns ' Tempte laps's? Church Pa'rn Spr.ngs Rd A"a'r.ont, 'prings rnt Ct4iIian Cfiyrh. i S.sior Ave $4vi4td Clylitien Church, 13) W Airpor t Blvd Narm,ed, Christian Church, Fiolida Nov" Dv. LMi-v,ew CPvskan Church, Bear Lake Rd a Jem.SOn CONOREGaTIONAL Coi'çveat,onaI Pwistan C"urth. CHURCH OF CHRIST r. 01 41 a?a, L:. U S I? 9 U Ci%%t.t CPi.'cri al Cr-.,s' . SCUM SilifflinoloChkothotthrist.541411."s ho"I Rd ChvcchO4Chrlsl.a00PalmSp,mq), APta'noi't, cp'.0clit of Clown" coqqwvs ("urth Q4 Cp.vit. Lorv* Church of Ovist. Picla Church of Cr',tsl W 17t St Norwisde Church of Christ. Ft. Hayan Dr. Maitland CHURCH of GOD devotion, lo% . s g Chwch of God, M W firod iiI Chtirch of God, t.r.,too (h'ft(h 04 C S.n.i. Lake MIV* Ce.cn of i rr Bitt Chch m Rd Eroris. ria "% Bap'#st C"nre' 014 P4.I, k A tA CI'' Oo s".(a':(r.gtn,5,,, ft St MierV M111911111 LWQ*Wd Ml 5i CliftWON 94 M& k*t% ify~ L*" Aw f 5? b t I .emry Are ___________ . ___________ ____ ___________ ______________ __________ _______ _ . .---.,..,. ___ ______________ _________ ___________ . ________________________________ ____________________________ ______________________ . ______ _ STORE CLERK INJURED IN ROBBERY AMBULANCE attendar-1ts aid Neil McCloud, 18, Seminole Memorial Hospital in "good" conof 114 South S un land Drive, after two armed dition, hospital spokesmen said Saturday. No men stole a bag-fl of cash, Friday night, arrestshave been made and store officials are cr x 1 ce nford Police id today. Ore rnn "cut a n d dterrfflning the !o. d. kicked" McCloud after he struggled to escape their grasp, police said. McCloud remains in (Herald Photo by Cindy Fianders ) Deed To Nixon Papers Quest*i oned support, But to quieter pursuits, after receiving a letter of I n California Judge Asks Public Explanation of President 'Tapes r 30 p m. - . 'ii i - - t CLOG' ) ,.,, . . Scti Gives Blind Meni'Vision' - ____ co. In I Deftr', n.arButon0, CA"*IiC Chock "flond Avg, Affili"Wor . Caasetb.cr, DeBar, COVW~ItY MefPOdiiI Church, w Hc.t - .t 'h'. First United P.tocst Church, 119 Park A,e Pirt I.... MIThodiSt Church of Oviedo 'v.enoot Cch, 7MQ 54qi10,d Av FCH M04Mc tt Church 100w 4th 5 en.,a M.thedst Church, ,r..,. Once United Meltdst C'VnCh A'rperl Bird e ,. '.tt .i, Sty th da y AdvenI,tt C,cn ttw 04. Fovflt (4'7 c.., ChJeth. s'ci Sn)o SeventPy A4vt,I Church, ltti & Elm '"i , NIIII Allen't AM £ Church, Olive 1 17th i! All • th Chepel Can* kt''iI. *fllva Park Rd lidilI Avenue HoIi.SI Capes learditI Ave ria COi?,It1t, Church . t)i,rn.l,& 1!0l1IWn0(tP**%8 ch'I'to.I St . ' h a Cypnrs A ME Church St MI ill. O5I9 Cl? em. ,r(r-urc t " G"Wiii,(tivirch of Im N416fifew. Gcrwva Cw4riuNty Cant*r Lit" MWIF ChWch Of the "819fiPPIP, Lathe 14fir Blvd. Late Milty ' • The writer sas referring Ilia iornruoc COlUmn Ill WflI(.'Il 1 cited the ease of a kindergarten youngste: Will) ssas uCIfl "e>ed" a pack of four dogs only to be rescued by an in- , ferested adult. Chapel. Drang Blvd. Lake MoNo. KQdOm 1411104 Jah's Lake rto. HAIARENE 5 Ottin ,- tale EPISCOPAL UCted Lhem.n 75 ) 0MChrVsftt*rnCt,&W.H*f iln M SOR1040 Ue4tilid M04peditf chvirch. Tamp. litrit rod, $#rrwfin IPVd. AfteIr"wfir 1prWq% I~ #,V-r Cffts Ep-stbpal, Park Ave. at 0" St _V-_ V . __ - I -. - i Mr A L '.. CP-W(hCf GW*f PYW-011. Mi Elm Awe CAWChOtG*00 Pf*(PWV,IM4$ P*rs*Iv%,.w A ,I - 1 # i Ft c4 (r F c,'r.t F-oal Church, Ld - ' St ii t% U't%n. ______ - '. Oil"" Methodist Cburch Sir-" Our Ladr04L1Cl.0 :1 t Isom "Wo 114W41tif CtWM III Drier" Ave, Church of **Obh ftsslow-ir lai-041 Chwcft. W1 * first 5: hormlim "Vist C*Vcp. C1,40yof .. Archives was signed long after signed in April 1969 but said he vestigated the deed for possibie governorship this year He struggled bravely, buoyed condition deteriorated, he was Chief Judgethe Dominick the expiration of the law under by his family's unflinching confined to his home, restricted Salli, whoCircuit convened panel which Nixon claimed income $ 30. :' 945j ,. VI 11 OOa - - •, Allothw%fir SOUVI F W11 1111004140%00 of L*Vw*oC_ Car Cftwch & Gf*M r5, Bactt - ---. - - L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church rr: ________________ __________________________ PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford '.r. ____ SACRAMENTO, Calif. 1AP) was filed, he said. had no copies of it and the improper use of DeMarco's auQuinn said DeMarco had told whereabouts of the original ft 3 — A California official says the deed giving adjusted his life around the Elementary School In his state is talking "now" in personal papePresident Nixon's secretary of state Investigators deed was unknown. public. Brown. a DemocTat, is rs to the National that the original deed was killer, Brown's office said it in- expected to seek the California wheelchair, but later, as his solving present problems. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Pr ___ _____ .' E. C. E Isea and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes _________ " __________ Iher he said, the state will give the sheriff and the 'county dystrophy. An ugly, harsh word was told to Jeff and his parades, often hauling a wagon Friday warned again that $3.5 sound. parents, and the youngster who load of youngsters behind him. million project must sti11 ga in -e calls it a debilitating never reached his l8th bUthday Ile attended Casselberry voter's approval, and that the I and cemetery in North Carolina. Nine yeas ago, that cruel The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes __ _____ _________ ___________________ ___________ _____________________ 20 Cents Jf Gibbs. 17. ' UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff __________ Miracle Artfc a Eye 600pm 730 c And Staff -----.. , PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 West Paul Sonney Evangelist BbleClass , 1000am Morning Worship it OOa m JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ______ __________ ____ ____ I I L explain, can't defeat. His killer muscular Rev Kerv7,thW MvIli Minister$ , i - . as thousands of families learn His favorite hobby was inquiry from the state Supreme THE LAKE MANY UNITED !-attorney who prepared each year, love alone can't painting. He continued it un ti l Court, led questioning of t . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ii he de ed deni ed it. defeat muscular dystrophy. th e last two months. Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Rutberg and other officials into Wed Bible Study & Mnster Th Rev A F omas Jeff's greatest love In life was The walls of his room are what can be done immediately of Secreta Quinn, chief deputy Prayer Se-tv 1. ,unday ry of Sta te Edmund people. He coun ted scores of cover ed with his work. 'They in the face of the sta (First Wednesday Fellow I Church School , .... I ISa n ______________ te threat. G. Brown Jr., said in an intership Supper a 30p rn frie nds who helped him live his boast ribbons he won for his ________ MorriEng Worship . Rutberg, whose office II OOa M. has _____ view Friday Youth Group 7 )O pm -, tragically short Life to the paintings, WASHINGTON (AP) — A f ederal judge has applicable w he re a claim of executive privilege cond ucted an investigation for ?larco Jr., the that Frank DoFIRST UNITED Wednesday. lifor Ca ni has been raised." fullest. Even as the killing a attor- asked President Nixon to sta te publicly why he Just two weeks ago, he was months into the jail, METHODIST CHURCH Choir Practice 1' i 0Ot'r' sented ne>' who handled details of the opposes 419 Park Ave. Samuel Dash, chief counsel of the Watergate over committee. five subpoe na ed tapes to disease sapped his strength, taken to Walt Disney World for a list of 17 "reforms" designed gift, told him the deed had been the Senateturning Watergate LenF King Pastor UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN committee, agreed the documents su bpoena was 3 Jeff lived life for all it was Ixf th e first time, fulfilling his to upgrade sanitation and Thomas C. CHURCH vague and very broad. Dash sa id the committee worth, U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell ruled fondest dream. This visit and prisoner's moral — but could signed April 10, 1970. O'Steen Emeritus Pastor Corner Country Club The Law under which Nixon Morning Worship Friday that Nixon's claim ol did not have enough evidence when it drew up Sly John A. . executive privilege Spoiski 1115 God-given courage, so having his Dad home with him make few recommendations & Upsals Roads r; ',irtrij $ the A,,'r,(V, UMYF 6.00 p m Ie Oar win Shj P,'r . claimed $482,000 in federal in"is too general" and is outdated by court rulings the subpoena to be more specific about the mate. uncommon in many for a whole week, prompted the overall population problem. Men's Prayer Breakfast t 454 come FROM apes to rials it wanted. tax deductions expired that led to surrender of most of the same t FROM THE MAIlJIM;...its youngsters, enabled him to Jeff to say, 'These have been Thudiiy 6 30.i m Morning WOrlh'p to SOa Cells currently hold eight to more than nine months earlier, the Watergate prosecution. Thursday Friday saturclay But Dash pointed out the decision doesn't reading quotations cram "a lifetime of happiness" the two happiest weeks of my ten men, or nearly twice what Ir,enng Worship 1 PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH ~; JAn DeMarco said Quinn had dLsholah Nehemiah attributed to our Presidents. in his short time, according to !ife." Gesell also threw out a subpoena the corn- affect the subpoena for the five tapes. And since Old Route 44 at Paola Other Churche,% President Roosevelt: -We present state standards allow, torted what he had been told. mittee issued for all documents of 25 White the original subpoenas were served on July and Sewell warned the county Rev William E. Miller Pastor have nothingto fear except fear THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL the corTunittee has clemanded nearly 5W tapes Sundayschool tie said the IWO deed was a House and Nixon re-election aides bearing on .4Sam, may face spending "ConMorning Worship Orange Blvd., Lake Monroe re-execution a itself," nd cleaning-up 11 OOa m and hundreds of other documents. of Watergate matters, siderable money" contracting i l pasl:e . Youth Service . 6:3iop.m. Wilhafcl Eldridge the original deed. The new President Truman: "The Gesell asked Nixon to submit before Feb. 6 a . . to 00.n 7:30pm, Sunday School . prisoners to other counties in Evening Worship The judge said the subpoena for the documents buck stops here." Morning Worship Wed Prayer ii xa statement "indicating whether he still wishes to order to reduce the population document was needed because Evening Worship a complete appraisal and list of "is too vague and conclusot' to permit a I 0001 President Kennedy: "Ask not invoke executive privilege as to these tapes" and to acceptable levels. Prayer Ming the papers had not been com. meaningful response ... and is wholly inap- the reasons that disclosure to what your country can do for t Sewell -raised Polk for Wednesday ' ° plete1 when the original deed propriate given the stringent requirements you, rat he r what you can do for ouIdp)t be in th e public interest. remo vi ng Juveniles from the SALT LAKE C! (AP) No totally bli nd men sa y th ey saw your country." .cpecksofIigl)t, like constellations ofsttrs, during expes-imentsto jail an d storing them In President Nixon: "I'm not i lMngwood City Jail, and agreed _46A., ievelop an artificial eye. crook." with Rutberg th WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. that e relatively ____ "It was just a relief that I could see," said Doug, a 28-year-old Mr. and Mrs. Al Wi llson - :i • HAPPY ACRES graduate student in social work who lost his sight seven years agofew prisoners (thrve tit last count) could be sent to Brevard. KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE in a Vietnam landinine explosion. Betty Floyd& Staff "Then it was very exciting. I wanted to kiss my wife. It was a thus opening up another two The following l etter-writer >ippy.skippy type feeling." cells. 'SI r ___ PROGRESSIVE PRINTING _-__ SANFORD ATLANTIC preferred to ___-.__ 1 remain ~ __ - -47 Z--_ _~ -- ~ I Technical descriptionsof theexperiuwnis, conducted by team J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff NATIONAL BANK anonymous.., A _______ ~ . of more than 30 researche rs from th e universi ti es of U ta h and ~. ____ - __ - Howard H. Hqes and Staft ' "Thank you for the reminder Western Ontario, are in the issue of the Journal "Science" --'V ~ SENKARIK GLASS that we have a leash-law (in released Friday. 14 Theoretical plans for the artificial ey were A & P WEO San f ord) & PAINT CO., INC. , that 11105t 01 the published in the Jan. 24 issue of "Electronics." The Management and Employes slobs who shirk responsibility and Employes The researchers asked that last names of th e patients not be their pets need rdnundtrlg WINN.DIXIE STORES used. Some of them turn their and Employes The two saw the specks when they were plugged into it corn HARRELL & BEVERLY out at four or five in the at- puter with 64 tiny platinum electrode points stimulating the TRANSMISSION ternoon, or wait For dark. FLORIDA STATE BANK surface of t1eir brains. David Beverly and Staff "Most of us voted for a least). AND STAFF Th ey said th ey were able to recognize simple patterns, in) V, law. Slobs don't go to the eluding some letters, and draw on paper what they saw. . trouble (I, vote fortunately itt ..v Although several key problems remain unsolved, researchers this t.,tse) a tiny television camera in the estimate that an artificial eye - H' • i i'. ;..-. L ''Eventually the neglected eye socket connet'ted to cletrodes permanently implanted PRESBYTERIAN LueranCvqchotvp,Red,,m,,. )*]* lSlp,Pia(e Lake Mary United Neste,i Cnurct, dogs may take a ride in Mr. Me-IS&Ih Lvth.vn ChurOi. Golden Ciy Dr I. H*y 1797. IL f th e ba ck of the skull may eventually be built for ,O00 th rough rrt Prps,t,t,qi* CP,urcp,. O Ave i Casw'cevr, s Wil li s' truck. 1k' is a very ki nd F'yt I ur plus $2,(XX) for s apiece, gery and relat ed expenses. Pre*vtwian Church 04 O,1w'. £ P4i,hIavi4 St Lkn C unari (t'u,(P, kI 426 Sla,ia Can'r,nan$ P,,sb,t.,c,, Church. 317$ 5 Ort.n. Dr i lRfl and loves animals. flw "Much work remains to be done before artificial vision St Ahit P'psbTI.cian Church, I3 liar Lake METHODIST Nd dogs won't be hurt, but the s rkt equipment can truly benefit even a single patient, let alone be Church, Barnett Uitid Meno,i•I Church. F Deftary Ave 1031 9$ Nd • Attee Spot En?,rori owners may have excruciating rnas.produced for use by thousands of blind people," said Upti'ii lt C9rnnitp Priy Lake United Mrtioe ce Upsai, Rd 'Nitr,,'rtf,r 'eat,terian Church. Ned OW pain of the pocketbook i,'r £ t.' (t',rl. (ar,in Ro William U. fltblk, project director. Ca?sebarry CaSlolbr r y Commuty Un,Ied M04hoøi$ Church, t Il 131 hope.)" SEVINTH.DAY ADVENTIST Plniy Ridge Rd. __ _____ _______ _____ -- s 5#i', . ir \ " i1 ____ _____ ____ - .• . X . -- LML •" - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ____ ;: .:': '... - _______ ________ ______________ •'' -, ______ ________ a - ______ ____ - ail i sdence can't cope with, can't Today, he's buried in the family tractor. Ile became a familiar Herring was not referring to _____________ 1:15 Bible Classes Wed ' I'r#'.sbvh'rzun Eve. Worship 11.3 Sun ____________ . - Even,nq Wor ship 7 y _______________ ______ ________ . Independent Missionary FIR3T BAPTIST CHURCH 319 Park Avenue Re v Jay T Cosmato Pastor Morning Worship 1308m I:45a m Sunday School Il Oem Morn.nçWorhp 615pm ChurhTr1sflng Evening Worship 7 )O P rn Wed Prayer 7 OC P m Service 7 O. Sunday I ________________ Evening Service Wednesday Florida 32771 fathers"a"few more months to look for funds." Herring, commenting outside the courtroom hearing, said the Disease Kills Je, conditions revealed by pr isoner's testimony, letters .iftl thtrt:r:tL't -::m -ii assistant public defender o!4 Gerald Rutberg, are nothing A o''e new. Worse, Herring said while he has been "assured for we ll By JANECASSEIERRy disease a mysterious cri his parents, Mr. and Mrs. over a year now that a solution County Editor pier of the young. Alonzo Gibbs. (to the Sanford jail) is on the Jeff died peacefully WedWhen Jeff could no longer run way...I Just found out today Doad. Killed nesday at his 1511 Carlisle and play with his friends, his thereniaynotbeanyplsns(ora by a deadly, baffling menace Drive, Casselberry, home, lather bought him a small new Jail (renovation)." P7511! at _______________ . _______________ 66th 6 3Qpn Evangelistic Service Wed Prayer & Prait. COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.92 Piney Ridge Rd. Cai$i(bsrry RCv, William Pickefl Pastor Re v Kcnnq'th Miller, Anst Pastor Morning Worship 3O. lam Sunday School 9 ISa m UMYF . 530pm iyrn'ng Worship 7 OOp rn _____________ .. 7 00 m PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3636 Palmetto Ave. Rev 0 E. Hodges Pastor Sunday School . 945am Morning Worship .. - 11:00a.m. EvangelislicServ.c,s . .7;lOpm Wed Prayer & 000am Morning Worship _. ' ;-,) )V ISa- Bible Study . ASsembly Worshp Evening Worship Wed. Evening Service 6 OOP m 6.lSp m 7:30p.m. _ff ~ l Z- Sheer logic says try the knob. Common sense says grasp it firmly and turn. Those who ?tatr say it's amazing what rewards we discover wi th II 00. m _______ one twist of human initiative: 600pm............................ ... Sunday School Morning Worthip 1. Tucker Drive. Sunland Estates Rev Gary ler Pastor Surday School 9:45am r _______________ th rra -. LAKE MARY CHURCH of the naiarene l?SCrystalbakeDr. Lake Mary, Fl.. Rev, PaulO Tti5st 945am I - ______________ 14 ,- 6 Op,. 1 DOp - I ______________ I-, '11 , 11 - 7Q t —4 - Ti t GRACE UNITED FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONGW000 I Onora Rd., at Woodlawn Ave. $41 Orange Street Rev. D. R Oens Pastor Rev. E. Ruth Grant Pas'p Church 10 OOae !J Morning Wo rship 1100am Morning II OOar MYF . 630pm Sunday E vening 7 3Opn Wed B ible St udy 7 )Opn CHRIST UNITED Conquerors Meeting . •-- And the spiritually-hesitant just say, I wish 7 00p,, .11 l'tIlfl(tI.'ii .. IMP _-~____~;~~` CHURCH OF CHRIST 440 Palm Springs Dr. Altamonte Springs James P Needham Eva ngelist Sbie Study tO OOa.m Airport Blvd . i .F _____ ! .10.30 a m. NurcryI . . - tic says we'll never know because it's locked. ,7 1~ ;Al PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH _ . lOQt, YOuth Hour Evangelistic Service Mid Wee. Service(Wedt , . . . I— . Sun. MY PS Sun Eve Worshp jIv Sunday School .--- ci Yet peoplestill get hung up on the ques t tions of a locked door and what's behind it. Th e a th eist says there's nothing beyond the door. The agnos- $3or3n $976 1030a.m. Evening Worship . ....... ..7:00 p.m. . Jesusoneesaid, "lam the door." His teachin have opened for millions a more meaningful, purposeful and satisfying life. . . Momingworship .. - Service Worthip — ___________ 4 , DouglatO Elliott ____ ___________ Sure, these are the questions a door raises. . 1211 W. lit St. - __ ________ - ______________ . . ____ ____________ '.-. •. COan C ______ The county commission is responsible for funding the Jail, and Polk Friday said his Jail Budget e.specla'ly for day-today maintenance of the sort leading to the unhealthy cen ditlons detailed at the hearing has been cut every year by the commission. Sewell did not threaten an Immediate state shut down of the jail, even though he sa id he "would doubt seriously" any renovation program could bring the jail up to current state .,., "ouI oun Close ID bling FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind St. at Maple Ave. GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2'l00rtandoAve.(17.?2) tLutheranChurchinAmcricai *uli,am B. Downey Pastor Church School 900a.m. _____ _____ _______________________ . 1000am . _________________ n • Su n . worshi p 7:300 m. Kindergarten and --- LOCKED? p .. • . . . Sunday, . 4r Community Center : lo Sewell also praised Polk, th e public defender's office and State Atty. Abbott Herring's office for efforts to keep the aging facility going, saying he understood the "main stum- GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Temporaty Geneva lot S Park Ave P,. (1' s Counties. __________ Sunda F SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. Phone 377.1362 James C. Vaughn Minister 9:45am. Sunday School Worship 1100am, Evening Service 7 00 pm Prayer M1iflg Wed 7 00 pm Wednesday5erv,ce 7: 30 pm OtdlrutPisforaNewDay Richard W. Jackson IT . ornngworshlp Worship -- 7:30pm . _________________________________ ________________ _________ rireaten By CHRIS NELSON Herald Stall Writer ______ 103W. 35th Place The Church 01 the Lutheran Hour" and TV "This is the Life €.1)i- Pv Elmer A ReuS(hef Paster .,... I M 730pm ____ __ ___ ie a Mn,,. 9111, 9 !.3 - Morning Worship (?itrCO ')ctv)oi LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER ____ _ . i % *) -- _______________________________ ______ ...7:30p.m. . .00p m Lutheran ________ _____ .... Johnson ø.r Keith Hutcherson It :OOa rn School _____ ,. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe. Pta. David J. Rich Pastor Sunday School ...9:45 a m. Morning Worship 1l.00.m. Evening Worship 7:30pm. Wed Prayer Service 730pm 458 Family Service and ____________________ 5 PIH1 700pm. Singspei'ation & , ROILING HIL L S MORAVIAN CHURCH SanlandoSphngsD,,, Longwood. Fla JUSIEaS1OI nterfaf HolyCommunion wt 7 7 )0t. CHURCH OF GOD $03 W, 72nd Street Pastor Rev iT Pills Churih 04 God Hour" 9O$a.m WTRR HOLY CROSS - -- to shut down the Faculty unless three-judge panel investigating added, Friday he worked With Comm ission John money into th e antiquated Friday's hearings With Corn. atterntps. the county immediately Jail conditions "unless some Sheriff John Polk on W8YS to Kimbrough said Saturday he facility. missioner Mike Hatt.away. Others were lack of a upgrades the aging Sanford Immediate action is taken ... I ease the overcrowding, in. backed building a new jail "I'm sure we (county and Citing overcrowded and building. Among the problems listedby recreation area; poor food t hi nk the vision of Corc. eluding housing women complex (voters will decide on state) can reach a solution to Rutberg were incidents invariety; limited visitation; ions in Cecil Sewell, supervisor of tions would have no alter. prisoners and sentenced that in a March referendum) current problems," said volving homosexual assaults inadequate ventilation and no Seminole county Jail, state Inspectors for the stht division native." elsewtre—perliaos rather than pouring more Kimbrough, who attended and unsuccessful a escape air conditioning. PriSOflOfIiCial.Shave threatened of corrections Friday told a However, Sewell quicklyprisoners In Orange and Brevar öISp hirusiais \i -. W CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S. Park Avenue Mcv. Fred 1. Neal Pastor Sunday School 9 ISa m ,. Eprth League Evening Worship wed PrarrMeet _1 . (.t,1l'r('uti4,1(1! 615 pm. FeIlo*thip WTRR Sunday School Morn'ng WOrShip Church Training Evvning WOrUip Wed E,ening Pray er Service ____ dii — .. " ç II 001m 'i C/sure/s ()/' (uI Family Night Service YPE Wed ." -,j-,. __ L ,-.- lj~ .Iwi - Sunday School Mor ning !./n.cu/uII - . Cht.'fth Training Evening Worinp Wed Prayer Service Nursery Open VP 6 7pm CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. 14th St. & Oak Ave. Riv Robtl by Ptor SuisdaySchool MorningWoiship 945a.m. Mor ning Wotlhip 11 OOa m. Pilgrim Youth Rev Kenneth Holt Wednesday p .. Ph. $62 Sunday School Morning WorShip Evangelistic Set-v. I PA I SufldySci ....9:iSam. Preaching d,wIiip . .0 43 a in Siaring &Proclaim,ng 7:30pm r -yPryjd 11:00am. 730p.m. Sunday School 1116 Made b'i/,111ji, i FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 240 Sanford Ave. J Rev W. R Bennett p1 I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East Second Street J Sunday Serv ice & 11111111 CALVARY BAPTIST ASSFMRLY 200 Fairmont (Sanford Garin Club Hwy. 17.93) Dot Shokley . Pastor Evening Service. V1 A NATION OUR ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH llSOak Ave.. Sanford P.istr Fr William Enns Fr P J Kett Assist F'as' Sat.VigilMats 700pm Sun Mass Ia.m . 10 30a III .l:OOp,m. FamiIyNigpl(W,, Im p r ovements iti (u11,i,!ie FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor. 371h and Elm Rev EDon(o Pastar Sunday School t 30a.m. Morning Worship lO:lSam 't14'1?(f' (:I,riIi(II, (; tul Of Unless is, ft II 00 4 ,4 Nursery& Kindefgaritirt re am Inn.,.. )rIru.l) UAttIJ X. CHURCH SSO Heiter Ave. Ph. 3220212 ::S1. Oro Billy Griffin Pastor WT.R R 130am Bible Study 945am Evangelistic :: Services H OOa m C ri.vch Training a ISpm Evening Worship 7 30 m THE SEVENTH - DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th & Elm Ronald M Seeley Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath School 9 )Oa m Worship Service 1100a.m. i Lyman H Kirkwood Sunday School Worship Noon i 7_ Springs (Just South of '-,I Also on WWQS (101) FM Radio Saturday 11.001? 00 Wednesday Evening Prayer Mecol I, Seventh dav Adventist Chr mai lland Avenue , Allam.,, - that same night whell that column appeared, I However, on f wit own Ctiurch of W4 Livwq God. M-fter 4 lit'"Iftoll( of ov" Bible 10berakit. Ridgewood A,V lo4l ;) V also received a phone call at . F+rsl P&IIIII,(C home in which the caller %.fill, Ut Qi vt -71tose dogs have just as much Church 0a Sanford Alliance Church, )I S 'IJ Rd. Ott, PHI, Ave S4109rd CwVegaf Win of jp*vA%-j W,W*ss , % t= W ith II - #vlell (Noth-AitanIVIIISol" S A.I•t, Alii.- I'rA _Z - In d ex I id by April 1, Shultz, the only member of the original Nixon Cabinet still in the administration, Ls "damned tired" after five years in Washington, e Timm quoted , Ale ain't going away mad," the Times quoted an . The IYeasury Department had no Immediate comment on the report The Times said Shultz declined comment of some of my calls. (Learned -a Shultz was appointed secretary of Labor in 190. A year later he became the first director of the Office of Management and Budget. He was named Treasury secretary in 192. ______ ______ I .—.- - . lca - Area Bridge -.- .. 611 . ii__4 1. , ' - . . . . Comics ed rights as do the kids" heckf-a-lot of new words, tell you.) I__ Shultz Quitting Hinted NEW YORK AP Friends of George P. Shultz say he will resign as secretary s y of the Treasury the New York Times said today. ~,I - _Z.- __~, __.& - d uule Editorial comment horoscope 4A 514 1-611 Soci ety. Sports State B . . 7-9A 3A ' AUTO -TRAIN WINS HEALTH EXCELLENCE AWARD I foi' the Fedel-ill Food and Drug Administration Patricia Kozack,* direclor of catering for [lie ( FDA) in region four isecond from right) Atito-Train: and Howard 11am of the Tampa presents J)t ( I t (I to award Q Olson ice president of I)ureIu of Public health,th Auto Train Auto-Train 01wrations, Looking on from left to six)kesman said this is W-lieved to be the first right are Bill Bailey. vice president of the health award given to a railroad operatiotl . Q. �--=------------..---........--------------- - ........ 2A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Jan. 27, 1974 -- ---------.--- ------------------------- The Sanford Congress Must Act c Herald a------- ft--T.------V----------------II Sunday, Jan. 2?, 1974-3A ,_I&..i_ . _(ulIuIII.L__. Florida News Briefs National Price Oil News Briefs Slogan Angers Stewardesses Pros p ect Rollback In .. For Reach MIAMI (AP) — Lecmkl Brezhnev, Russia's Soviet Communist Party aeecary, will arrive in Cuba Monday afternoon. Havana Radio arinoiz,ced today. ______ tate . 4 L has tak cunmand of the Armed Forces Staff College, his first job sinm In 1965 capture by the North Viietnammw Denton was the first American prisoner of war to set font an friendly soil after release last year. In his new job It will overe the trainivg of officers fyiiij all branches of American and allied armed fcxces. r- 01 New Citadel Chief Named CHARLTON, S.0 (AP) — Army U. Gen. George M. Seigmous 11 is scheduled to take over as 14th pre'.iident of the military college The Citadel Aim. I. the college has an- - T4 I It t%Jt resign or Capote Hospitalized PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP — Novelist Truman Capote has been hospl'alizd for treatment of a reirat4ry infection, and his condition Is termed "not serious" by a hospital spokannn. Capote asked that no further Id ormnation be rtk'a,ej Capote, 49, the author of "In Cold Blood" and other revels and short stories, was admitted Wedoesday to Eisenhower Memorial Hospital. World News Briefs HGUSMN, Tex. t AP) — El- it also showed he led officers to Gerald Emil Kash, an American civilian on the Paracel Islands doting the clash of Cblrwse and South Vietnamese forces, Is In the hands of the People's Republic of (thi,, the State Dej*rtnwi* A department spoktsmn ,.aid he hoped Kash would he released soon, but he gave no details. Cambodian Capital Battle PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — A 6,00knan governnwit force was reported advancing south from Pimian Penh today trying to push Khmer Rouge gunners out of artillery range of the capitaL The [diigenta have been shelling the capital and nearby Pocheidong airport with lrnm howitzers and 75mm caxuijn hidden south and southwest of Ptmorn Penh. In two days of shelling 53 prisons have been killed and more than 150 wounded. cr.n .. e I B ..,, I afteff . 'I- - " wheat and 4 million pounds Of f1mc. 1"hAt MeAw that until June 30, millers and bakers can import all they choose. Canada Docksal and ACU National is the traditional source for Chairman M. Stanton Evans most. concurred that no legal ground A milling representative said, exists for Nixon's impeach. however. that substantial ntt'n. '1 sponslvenexs by the Nixon admWiltration has resulted in de. Meanwhile, paMcipan the first Conservative Political Action Conference here repeat. edly voiced deep concern that President Nixon's actions Would hurt them drastically at the polls - - --- -. ........ Jerry Rees, an executive of the National Association of Wheat Growers, also expressed ' • disbelief in the rum,or. He ac. knowledged, however, that Eu. ropean Community countries probably are ready to SUPPlY Ii C f1,.... ...-.-i. 'JUJ L tU -"- ~~l ( . %woU11U1 r VU11&JUL`n ov aft 1I 5 % ~ . llback the west bank of the Suez Canal tween the twoadversarles as siles there. ing the west bank of the canal to with somber warnings United N that and re encfxing ak.ng new linesinACairo U k they move apart. avoid a Long and costly war of Egpt said the will Dow be able to h the Sinai CkS&t UfldeT the Is-Force Observers said Friday they attritionregroup Its armies to combat raeli.EgypUan troop dis.cu1 According to the dii- could clearly see Israelis digforward Suez strength. The radio said Israeli engagement pact. engagement agreement, Israel girig positions in the Sinai "The force on the west ... coajd of ficers left the bridgehead The movement across the ca Cityto oversee the Israeli will pull back to a Line north of not sustain such a situation have held since nal Friday of tanks, trucks and I 24 the Mitla and Giddu even if the daily casualty rate cease.fj with "a bitter at. other military gear, including But the spokesman said he passes 1$ to 30 miles east of the Egyptian commentator Mo- were only one soldier killed," teitaste of a job not captured S:rulet.built weapons, did not know whether Egypt canal. Egypt has agreed to re- hammed Hassanein Heikal said Heikal said. pleted." Six t y P-' . "'"' 44 IZMIK, Turkey (AP - ... 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Born In - - . : • - A. J. WALKER . MIAMI (AP) — 21*rgy-con scious Floridians have reduced electric use by more than 5 per cent since the beginning of the energy crisis, the state's larg. which was imposed by Congress to conserve energy, has had "little apparent effeet," In the 36 counties served by the utility. "Since the time change Jan. 4 • Area Deaths I ---. - p shortly aft-er takeoff from ft- foreigners, including three mir s military airport. Sixty Americans. They were not lIPper3omwei kiLled,theair1jne mediately identified. reported. Of the 13 survIvors, 12 were in Earlier, the airline said 70 critical condition .-. , CHARGE I I Per Cent est utility has announced. But Florida Power & light - Co. officials said that the switch to Daylight Savings Time, A persons were k1Iled,,ut later twin-engine Turkish jetliner issued an official correction. with 73 persons aboard crashed News reports from Istanbul )' and exploded Into flames today said the victims included four - 5 police, animal shelters and in. dividuals were bringing to the sanctuary at Teate's home exotic animals they weren't equipped to handle, "We're not really equipped for t either." Teate said. "The -_ Floridians Cut Energy . .- d )I - i n, & % , - OF • " 9 USEYOUR MASTER - - - 0 ^ r .......... .......... ...... ..... ............ res By TIfF. ASOC1ATED PRESS was shrouded in secrecy on or- had begufl redwing its force on duce its force on the east bank in his weekly column in the Broadcasts over Israeli Israeli troops have begun ders of Israeli Defense Me' the west bank. The U.N. troops to 7,000 men and 30 tanks, and semiofficial newspaper Al Ah- state radio In Tel Aviv evacuating their bridgehead on Moshe Dayan. will form a buffer forte be. not to set up antiaircraft mis- ram the Israeli troops are leav- bined reports ci t pu .. leurn import& France Is stepping up its canpoign to sell as u3 t( t wiA oticis oti p rod u crn g sLate5, inormed scrtes say. French weapons from Mirage jets to antitazI rockets e well regarded amcig Third World nations, especially by those enwflries in the Arab world. 'btook challenged Nixon happened in - (YVFAWA ( AP) — Princess Anne of Britain and her husband, Capt. Mark Phillips, are here for an Informal weekend visit asd tour of the area. They will leave Sunday for New Zealand to 'oIn Anita mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in attending the 10th CornrncnwciIth Games. PARIS t AP — It, . -1 Lines Set Up In Sinai Anne, Mark In Canada French Guns For Oil monkeys before selling the stuff," he said. "When the WASHINGTON (AP) ,., -- Arabs Debate Oil Boycott BEIRUT, Lebanon (Al') — Arab oil ministers are exjwcted to debate the future of the oil boycott against the United States at a meeting of the Organization of Arab Pefruiewn Exporting Cndrle in Tripoli, Libya, next mciith. The Arabs are Ut betwen moderates who ad. vocate relaiing the ban and bardhriers who want to conthwe it. King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, holder of (It wr1d biggest known oil reserves and the leader of the embargo. 1sonecitlxe who oppose a hill of the ban uotil Washington presses Iarael to withdraw from all occupied Arth Lands ci the things 01 WE HAVE STATE FORMS _- ' _. Cm a. 3 ignored his pleas for a lawyer shooting has been ruled as self- or talked him M of getting one. defense. . On Friday, State DIsfrld Testimony revealed that, Court Judge William Hatten during a three-day period, gave lan-son both sides until Henley gave officers a Wedoesday to file briefs about statement admitting he had the admissibility of the killed at least six of the youths. — says. LCJUSIfl DAILY HOURS 9. 01~1 .. IIIiiiri., SALE ENDS MONDAY S(Ji- d)AY hUUk %. ::: ... REG I 09 JUMIT ONEI :::: Luggage • Hats hve trees and flowers; school children want to learn a bout the wild animals of the sta te," he sayS — Pres- titles ci European flour may be il " pushers get sent to jail, the Ident Nixon's order to suspend poised to move U.S courts give the monkeys to us. Washington," Ford said Friday for the GOP nomination for import quotas on wheat and market as a result the at Nixon It - I "We're stuck with the mon- them by feeding a diet that induring a campaign trip to president in 1972. t-_ flour until U.S. farmers begin order. keys because they keep having cludes manganese, niacin, Johnstown, Pa., on behalf of a Some trade sources At a conference banquet, Cal. gathering an expected record and get violent." GOP candidate In a special halt, calcium and zinc, 1974 crop is 19734 producing a rash of suggested that Russia also may hila Gov. Rid The alligator is about two feet "We got a baby otter recently speculation, Including rumors be ready to sell U.S. bakers '' gress' onal election. who is said to be testing the po. long. It was three feet before from Clewiston, Fla. The mothliticalwaters for a presidential bakers may buy some SovLet so= flour. Eighteen months ! pgj cut some boys off its fl,,e t,, hi1. ,, 1... tall with an er was carryinghim In her 1W CIO u, a. in ult ox a oto, drew a standing ovation are going ,,, kind axe. mouth when she was killed bya Americans d5atI0dY short crop, the I ffIn their vote in1974 and chants of "We want P "He's here for good," Teate 1 car. rumors,wtilch surfaced Soviets bought more than 400 j 1 my good friend Barry Geld" said. "He can't swim without a "We also have a baby panowing Nixon's order Friday, million bushels of U.S. wheat. water forecasted," said Ford. tail, so he'd never survi';e (her, one of the rarest animals In the were viewed skeptically by AgYAF's national chairman, r Asst. Agriculture ScTtthx) wild." in Florida. A hunter killed its Ronald F. Docksal, a George- riCUltUre Department officials Carroll G. Brunthaver was Teate, 50, says the sanctuary mother. Game officials think Sen. Goldwater, R-Ariz., town University a n d whea t- prod ucer asked about the rumor. He said was founded in 1970 by wildlife there are about 200 left, and recently predicted Watergate dent, said: "It's no secret the rpresentaUres. Russia was not believed lovers who thought injured ani. would cost Republican congres- conservative movement needs they'll probably be extinct by Nixon, as had been expected, the additional wheat iiii1ti mats should have a chance to about 1990." slonal candidates 10 per cent of re-Insiguration. The trials of suspended annual Import capacity to sell extra no.x sur vive. Members of the organiza ti on theft vote this year. Watergate and the lack of re. quotas of 800000 bushels of mil. the world market. Ws...1 .,...• i..A .......I ..t.,..i it,... i._. e lecturing statements be made to police W in FAA Texas and six on a admitting complicity in the beach at High Island, Tex. Texas mass murders will be Officers said Henley • barred from use at his trial. warned of his right against Preft'iAl testimony On & mO- incriminsiUan and was told of lion ai, ipra the 17-year-old his right to a lawyer on two ociPnlFir' rril nnii vitt .,nt*.. i... ....n... anu nnents to police ended Friday. two other occasions by mag. During the two-week iretrial lstistei They said he never heating police officers testified asked for an attorney.* Henley testified mia be that Henley was arrested Aug. 8 suffered blackouts during after he called and told them be De . three days because of alcohol t iiiei A. Cix'Il, and drugs he had consumed be. Police say CorU was the lead- f the shooting and doesn't er of a homosexual ring that remember any Warnings. tortured and killed 77 ten-aged He also said officers eltier f......tIt... F,1.. ;, .. Chinese Holding American WASHINGThN (AP) - - I don' I view wi th such alarm Conservative Union (ACU). mer Wayne Henley will not 17 bodies burled In a Houston the impact ci learn until next week whether boat shed, four in a wooded that have - stay,' ' 7 Il .., twivv vv iie'CIt Awaits Ruling On Talk __& He will sucm4id Maj. Gen. James W. Duckett, an alunums and career faculty member and administrator, whe days at the South Carolina military college qu yeam only funds we have are what we Orphaned otters, a tailless al- (hg out of our own pockets. ligator, dying deer, drug-ad. When you add up the drugs, dlcted monkeys and otter wild feed and other costs, we Just waifs have found safety In a about make It." ..f..f.,t__.i . . . . u w- cULUU of me arnynaj leate, who teaches env on. world, mental education in Brevard "We try to find homes for the County schools, Is interested in - animals, but the monkeys are the effects of oesticides on her . cay' C?'!!on b!rd.!. !: r. ;;ths, Teate, who heads the Florida life experts and animals dealInjured Wildlife Sanctuary, ers around the world have sent "Theybelongedtodrugpu. him numbers of birds with era who tested drugs on the crippled legs. were up. AA I ivsIjt , - :... .. ... . ... :::. ........ X. Tarps. Cots y - ~ '. -' MELBOURNE, FIn. (AP ) Veep Negates 'Gate.' Role :. -. ,....,._ IU1 ha! b"-'"' -::: r.aed to :: .'nimlttcc executive session Tuesday night ana again in public hearings Wednesday or Thursday, W101d Wal 'a fs Fi 'I nd Safet At S Some Republicans Disagree Rr .1m (TV," said William Haqard said the shooting tm u'n'ctary bec - -. MIAMI (AP) — An attorney for Charles "Bebe" Rebozo has confirmed that Rebozo, a close friend of President Nixon, will appear as a witness when the Senate Watergate Committee resumes hearinis next wesk William Frates, the attorney, said Friday that Rebozo the youth was running toward another policeman at the time. - -'--- Rebozo To Testify Wisner severed his spine. Collazo remains hospitalized, able only to move his - wii In New Job '.' a $5 milllon damage suit. Augusto Collazo allegedly was fleeing the scene of a predawn robbery when a shot fired by Officer Mark :': over - - mouth and eyebrows. "Ile wants to (he. But he I lgard, lawyer for Collazo. :•:: SARASOTA, Fla. (Al') —A forest fire started during a controlled burn-off of neighboring farmland has destroyed a 300-acre area of the Myakka River State park, officials say. The state Forestry Division said the blaze started Friday when the farmland fire jumped into the park, located about 10 miles east of Sarasota. Officials said fire fighters with bulldozers brought the fire under control late Friday night. MIAMI (AP) A 19-year-old youth paralyzed after being shot in the bock of the neck by a policeman has filed A SPACE (INTER, Houston (AP) — To make up for lost time, Skylab 3's astivasuts have sctwàiled an earth resources survey of the western Uriatul States and Mexico on their day off. Gerald P. Carr, William B. Pogiw and Edward G. Gilm also planned solar elescoçe observations and pliotograiy Way of a military teat rocket launched from Vandeztherg Air Force Base, Calif. Fire Ruins 300 Acres Hurt Youth Sues Police .., r - More Skylab Experiments Ex-POW Osceola was picked up Friday at the Ft. Sill, Okla., Indian School on a murder and armed robbery warrant from Florida, police said. The whereabouts of Miss Billie could not he determined. Osceola was taken Into custody not long after Davis was slain, police said, but was later released pending the outcome of a grand jury investigation. .4. . M.:, the r_- _'- c, c;:zst s.J t pxiIax ption' was Deing Ireparul by the gum. ment of Fidel Castro for the Soviet leader. 0—' e'r1vI will be tckvised tj Rr.a i satellite, the broadcast said. &ezhnev's visit "will confirm to the world the wofound ideological MArxist4ththt community between the i*rties and leaders" of Rua and Cuba, the gresideit of the Cuban-Soviet FrlencWiip Association, Zoilo M.vinello, said eariier this week friends. The girl was the youngest of the eight children of Mr. and Mrs. Vernden Pratt of near Fort Myers, - J II U a A . ,VW, t.0 Ba Brezhnev To Cuba ___ Lyotts FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — A 13-year-old girl has died alter inhaling an aerosol deodorant, authorities report. Lee County police said Friday they were told that Trudy Pratt took three deep breaths of the anti-perspirant, took a few steps, collapsed and died at the feet of several of her HOLLYWOOD, Fla., (AP) — After more than a year of Investigation, police say they have charged two 16-yearold Seminole Indians In the shooting death of a convience store clerk durring a robbery. The two, Jimmy Osceola and Janice Billie, were 15 at the time of the fatal shooting of Charles Davis, 60, on New Years Day 1973, police said Friday. --- -- Girl Sniffs Spray, Dies " I ' --I WASHINGTON (Al') — The propane and some domestically E Simon was asked by report- only would provide an Incentive ________ Nixon administration ap. ro!ucedoll,but there isnoln.. ers Friday ha rollback In oil Lo the lnthstryto cut back pro. is preparing to di noIw1wnorbowmjL prices peclSinxmre. ductlonciltswells to l0 a rollback in p Federal enerfjchjjWWjam plied: "There sure is," but barrel-a-day limit. quickly added he was referring Simon gave no indication of only to ao.called "new" oil how lage a rollback to expect I which has been freed of price Hehasstatedinthepastthat$7 ___ controls and Is selling at $10.35 a barrel would be a reasonable = -. d a barrel. "[org term" price for oil but Also on Friday. Simon told cautioned Friday against the Senate permanent investi- speculation that prices would gallons subcommittee his Fed- immediately be reduced to that a aergyce "soon" level. flI U 1• would publish new regulations In response toqwstionsfrcmi = for propane which he hoped subcommittee Chairman Henry would bring about a "suhatan- M. Jackson, D-Wash., Simon hal reduction" in its price, said predictions of a 2) per cent 1 Propane, used extensively In shortage in gasoline were "be.L has increased as coming only too accurate, but d much as 300 per cent in price in declined to make any new recent months, statement on the likelihood of I le~ 4; DETROIT (AP) — Ford Mo- Brennan said the force would Asked when the adminis. gasoline rationing. tor Co. has announced layoffs comprise Chicago regional L- ration might order an oil price The Senate Is scheduled to I Oat raise to just over 64,000 the bor Department off'dals and rollback. Simon said Congress vote Tuesday on emergency r,zaLr of ao workers iur- s emnplornent 'JffC3ls lu-st hi'1 act t h th er.rjy I uiation which iuu.id =. , & khed Liidefinitely by an in. from Michigan, Ohio, Illinois authority to cosztro the price of give President Nixon srthortty ,. VV &try suffering from a serious and Indiana. l Toducd by small, s'.ealied to order ratix, So far tIus year, 40,006 GM trippc pn*ucing 10 barSimon said he would order ,; - Ford said on Friday that pro- and 13,000 Chrysler Corp. work. reis or less a day. refineries to switch to max uction cutbacks to begin Mon- ers halT been laid off in. Simon explained that cutting imum production of psoline as %&&Ad . day would idle 13,000 workers definitely, back the price of new crude oil soon as he is sure there is over the next two weeks, 4,000 Ford, with a 175,000-man do. while allowing stripper wells to enough fuel Oil on hand to make ENERGY BOSS WILLIAM SIMON IndefinitelY. The firm pI*IW mestic hourly workforce, will remain exempt from C(EIttOlS it through the winter. ...Confirms rollback possibility trim 23,000 cats from its pro- have laid off 11,175 diction schedule during the pe- definitely as Feb. 11. I riod. Spokesmen indica ted the cutRecent releases indicate H backs are tied to a decrease In Ford sales wtre 45,628 wilts for sales the first 2) days of this year, In Washington, D.C., Labor down from 77,Ol (ci' the same Secretary Peter J. Brennan 1973 period. said Friday that his department Industry sales during the first has created a task force to deal two-thirds ci January slumped ment. however. parted WASHINGTON (AP; — Vice "I don 't happen to belong with with the increas1n number of from 44&031 last year --i-. "—'i •'-I... ..J.._ .t.. . --- to — ixm uvraiu n.. r iru says w wvp tamily, and ww rruern I won't energy-related auto industry this year. Only American Mo. Watergate's p. should the be a major liability in impact make a full on follow the bellweather tars' sJes ' comiflg elections. Docksal, disclosure before Congress. elections precipice," Rep. John M. Ashwill not be L...i tro*. R.OIIIO. te4d t -.. SAIL. Ana ijJ1,jLJj conference sponsored meeting here warned the by Cajo!' cis '®0-ncmber results may be politically for Freedom . - __ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Some Caitinent,al Airlines stewardesses are unhappy with the firm's new ad. erting slogan, 'We really move our tails for you." "When I first heard the slogan, I was just ritlfind," Qatxlia Lampe, stewardess representative for the 17,O. member Air Line Pilots Association, said Friday. She said married stewardesses have gotten complaints from their hiisbar4s, and "we even have a few fathers who are unhappy about this." But Continental executives [dat the slogan refers only to the tail of 11w plane, an extension of the firm's 'rond bird with the golden tail" theme, not to port of a eW*SS' anatomy. And scene stewardesses don't object. "Most of the girls I'm flying with like the ad," said Joanne Pond, 21k of Oklahoma Qty. "11 the others can't handle the remarks ... they should get out and let the rest of us do the job.' Pair Charged In Murder S Plan now for your summer fun -build a swimming pool for your family. Come on in . erioy a free cup of coffee or Li 'v,iu HAIR :::::: Jt1 Florida orange juice while we arrange I I — ii. up.,' uvit,eri i ioun. - - We Want Your Business: FREE CHECKING • SATURDAY BANKING 9-1 SUPERBANKER 24-HOUR AUTOMATIC TELLER R FOR YOUR DOGGIE' CLIPPERS RAWHIDE WITH ACCESSORIES DOG TOY ASSORTMENT C 699 REG. 7" SAVI TIM[ AND MON1Y IV OWNING :::•::• YOUR OWN CLIPPIR SIT COMPLETI WITH ATTACHMINTS AND INTIUC - REG 42C .1.1.1.1 *.****"* ******** �4A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Jan, 27. 97 Answers Still Needed " i iiz id;g wLhin limits which White House "experts" regard as noniniiiiuisarv. t4abui on the wht,Ie have shown more respect for the fact that wage boosts need to be justified by higher productivity or they become a self-defeating inflationary force. Now, however, additional pressure on prices is being created by a worldwide scarcity of fuel, raw materials and agricultural commodities—a condition beyond the pale or contiol of our own anti-inflation policies. Shortages are driving up prices across the nation. The price of goods we import also has been higher by two dollar devaluations since 1971. Moreover, we have learned recently price controls only aggravate inflation. They also delay the day of reckoning when controls are lifted and limits on productions start occurring. The government has the tools to control the LUjr#ainforb Npralb TELEPHONE 372 2611 300N. FRENCH AVE. 831 9993 SANFORD, FLA. 37771 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager JOHN SPOLSKI, Associate Editor DAVIDA.BRYANT WINIFREDF.GIELOW Managing Editã Comptroller BOB LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON City Editor Circulation Manager J RICHARDS ROY GREEN Sports Editor Advertising Mariaqer JANE CASSELBERRY economy, if only it would use them instead of trying to create new solutions for recurrent woes. The Sherman Anti-Trust Act is one of the most effective weapons the nation has in its arsenal against unfair business practices. Other similar bills have been around for years, but for some reason no one has used them as we feel they should. It is hard for an officeholder or candidate to tell voters they have no choice but to tighten More Than Wheat Deal Whose Fault High Bread Prices ? COPLEY NEWS were being most felt yet farm and retailing costs- those for that boost than the price of product prices accounted for areas in the middle between grain. This seems to us It's been popular in some only about 40 per cent of that farmer and consumer, something the Cost of living circles to blame rising food dime boost. The rest went For If the cost of a loaf of bread Council ought to be concerned costs on the U. S. sale of wheat increases in transportation, should rise to $1, you can bet enough about to investigate to the Soviet Union. manufacturing, wholesaling, much more will be responsible thoroughly. This sale, combined with a worldwide increase In the 14F LA8/RiN7 A'P TO EP#L?R 'r do:rl for f(,ntj and a dtc1irw Ln the s'iUeutltlluIiututkiil4z in the world money markets, mu se-rd the price of grains -. S soaring, and that was reflected -$ in food price increases. However, food prices are continuing to rise far beyartd /40 the extent to which the sale of wheat abroad can be blamed. Even at today's high grain prices, the cost of the raw ingredients just isn't enough of a factor in the final cost of the product to cause the big jumps in retail prices. For example, bakers now are talking about the possibility of a 24-ounce loaf of bread climbing in retail price to $1. This would be rise of 40 cents or so from the present price. Even with wheat 'selling for nearly $5 a bushel, the total cost cf in that 24. . ounce loaf of tread is less than 10 cents. This means it would take a quadrupling of the o wheat. nilk and other farm prices to be responsible for boosting bread prices to $1 a loaf. We suspect the bakers are trying to blame a lot of higher charges by middlemen and by '4L themselves on farm prices. U. S. Department of Agriculture figures show that .." • during an 18-month period 'ending last November the price of a 24..owice loaf rose by about - • -. 10 cents.. This was during the period when the price boosting $a',v1I cop" effects of the Soviet wheat deal Impeachment Delayed CHARLES HAYS Coirfy Editor Mechanical Sup? RALPH HAYS DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor Comp Room Foreman (IHRIS NELSON Magazine EdiW Prc Room Foreman Another Agonizing Nixon Setback COPLEY NEWS RAY STE VEN Vice President Gerald R. Ford is only one of millions of Americans who would like to see the Watergate issue resolved in one way or another so that the nation can focus on the compelling problems that demand full attention at home and abroad. But at the very moment Ford was calling on the Hait JwlkL&dv Committee to expedite its inquiry on the question of Impeachment of President Nixon, Judge John J. Strica was releasing te.st.unony that seems alxr.ost certain not only to prolong the impeachment hearings, but to further darken the gloomy national shadow cast by the Watergate cloud. An 18-minute gap In the tape of a conversation between the President and his former aide, H.R. Haldeman, said a team of technical experts, could not have been the result of any single inadvertency, BILL VINCENT, JR.. Chief PhotoVaphec SUBSCRIPTION RATES ik Week $11 206 Mont h8 Home D! 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ForutCdy 2322611 Controls on the recorder on which the segment waj erased must have been operated by hand several Ume.t The revelation can hardly be termed a "bombshell." It merely confirmed skepticism of the theory advanced by Rose Mary Woods, Mr. Nixon's personal secretary, that she may accidentally have wiped out the pertinent portion of the June 20, 1972, dialogue while transcribing the celebrated tape. But like so many of the "answers" in the depressing Watergate drama, it poses more nagging questions. Who had access to the controversial recording' Was the erasure deliberate? If so, why' The implication of the expert testimony, of cotrse, is that the tape contained evidence damaging to the President's claim that he had no knowledge of the bungled Watergate burglary three days before his these problems to the defense of Mr. Nixon, Consequently there has been no "firestorm" of public outrage engulfing Congress this time, a.sllwre was after the fir. ing of Special Prosecutor Archibald (.çx last October. Biossat Bruce a Evidently not ton many lawmakers who s 'nt home for the holidays tested vol er reaction s sI em at ica I lv I tut what they did hear built no big tires. And the National t)hserver's An 18-minute dtI"nt polling of m011gr1"m'n tIPI 1rts tin' prt't'nt fact that the lbiu&' i nil i'I id.'h arou't1 Ii, act. Gutting 377 rsL1i am') rPcvins frrm £111 tIti,,,t .r....... Lake Monroe 71 1 WASHINGTON (NEAt p Deltona Debart En$erpr,e Fannefte E&,.,tardc 1 11111 Slavsa Liz M4IhIeIJ, Chutuota Otten Liza Baker 3655207 Mrs Clarence Snyde: 372 4.11 Atfimonle Springs Ulda Nchok conversation with Haldeman or the subsequent frantic effort to cover it up. On the other hand, it is Inconceivable that any White House partisan aware of the sophistication developed in verification and identification of electronic recorclings would be so Inept in a per. poseful tampering with evidence. Still, the lengthy narrative of Watergate has been replete with exposures of bumbling and fumbling by cloak and dagger novices. It is unfortunate that the premature hope that the White house tapes would disclose the Preüdent 's still undefined role in the Watergate matter has deteriorated to 4.bickering over what the tapes conceal. The latest setback to Mr. Nixon's resolve to put Watergate behind him can only perpetuate the national miasma and add weight to his personal burden. WantrSpr'ng Nancy ftcth Tdrtgkwod. EL Estates Goldenrod x Eas?brook 838 rV192 Veteran Nixon apprals4rs say the President has been damaged more oi Capitol Hill than among the nation's liv fl" !i't'hinical jtohm nt that di'ltPn'rate era - ,Are r,itht'r than accident caused the dccisive' 18-minute gap in a White House Wateria:e tape. With new national polls showing Mr Nixon's "negative rating" hanging in there around 78 per cent, one source queries "HirA could anything damage him worse"* Of course the negative percentage can still rise. But the man's poin is that its present level indicates dts*tust of the President so crushing that new disclosures of the sort now invi;lvecl provide no curprlM' Nor (lit the'y, accwcling to all presently available evidence. give great popular impetus to the move in Congress to impeach the Presitent. Both the public opinion polls a,:d the survey findings of enterprising i\'porters in the field exhibit a cuhtami;iI dicpnsitiun among Atnerican not to prrs down the imp'achmerit road. There appears to Ix' fear that iach proceedings. pushed in a nation alreads etonomlcatlb d,slocated by inflation nc ing unempkiymt'rit ar.d an energy crisis, will only make mailers much worse by distracting an administration from dCiI'irl. at 1wr cent against, 4z per cent undecided The public opinion poll indiealing a 47 to 42 l'r Cent plurality of Americans In lavor of the President's resignation doesn't do it. either. My informants are insistent that he IN not iuitig lii V'sfll IUIMLIIe an loilv I* g n "ol on 01k. t'a.v resignation path - unless, as I have reported before, impeachment begins to look like a hard reality What ias happened. -..n m'. -ui ue'., that the lates' technical findings on the l8-minutv tape gap have given those in the House already committed to pressing impeachmentproceedings a new '1'gather,ng peirn, something more specific than before to use as a focus. Lacking the groundswe ll from home, they are believed to nei'tj CVVtV (111)11 of vfleour;j g*'mvnt t hey can get. A nd. r.'ali-tii All toil %1, ithitjt c), fl it i-rii, -ii' \Rfifl .ilchtr\ are per suaded the lawinak,rs %4 ill find still more to bolster their imp'achnient drive within the Congress itself, They as.cuini' fresh disclosures will go on and on. especially it Special Prosecutor Leon .Jaworsk, should obtain sOtni' ke' ak'rgate indictrntrit and i rt4il tH111II fnllos 'oon In a Art of amuwd but rueful summary, one source ail, dccl "II these events do develop, then the Nixon people will have tO sa, a whole lot more unbelievahie things, anti evt'rvthing will lust Let warm, riad u.nr" Sunday, Jan. 27, 1974-5A So1zhenitsyn Shows Cover-Up their belts and accept the penalty in their living standard. But, because our government has managed in just six years to put this nation on its most precarious economic footing in decades, that is just what we are now hearing. What we still demand to know is why. We doubt if this Administration can give us those answers, or even get us back onto solid economic ground. The_Sanford Herald Another Tax Economic Future Is A Little Briechter The strengthening of the American dollar abroad and indications that fuel shortages will have somewhat less than a crippling effect than feared on U.S. businesses have added a little sunshine to the economic outlook. The sun is still hidden, however, for the consumer trying futilely to balance the household budget in the face of continuing inflation. Rising gasoline prices and the justannounced 33 per cent beef price leap are only two factors promising to nudge the cost of living further up in the next several months. Government economists missed so widely in predicting the inflation rate last year— according to them an 8.4 per cent increase in consumer prices—that they now concede uncertainties about how the charts will move this year. When inflation is a worldwide phenomenon, as it is today, its course can be impossible to predict. Strictly in terms of domestic policy we have made strides in treating some of the causes of the inflation in our economy. President Nixon's impoundment policies Jack Anderson __., — ,Cø,ivli. 1*74, b, Umd.d Yrit' by.dRaa. irçJ S I WASHINGTON-The latest White House cover-up is being directed behind the scenes by a distinguished Philadelphia attorney, Kenneth Genunill, who has been working without pay on President Nixon's tangled finances, He Is now trying to disassociate the President from an investigation Into possible fraud In the preparation of his tax returns. Two Nixon associates, former White House aide Edward Morgan and tax attorney Frank DeMarco, have admitted behind closed doors that they backdated the deed, which gave him a $576,000 tax deduction. They explained to congressional Investigators, with two Internal Revenue agents sittIng In, that the backdating West's Secret Shame J MW JVIU%111111 President Franklin D. Roose- intellectuals and professional velt recognized Russia, varying people during the last four forms of apologies, ratlonaliza. decades centered on the evils of tions, and excuses have been Nazism, thousands of anti. Soviet scholar Robert Conquest made for closer cooperation Fascist-Nazi books, plays and In his book 'The Great Terror," with the Soviets, 7 Y. motion pictures poured forth. 1 __________________ "was as complete and as Repeatedly such ratlonallz.a.[ CARRY consistent as it could concelva- tionshavebeen repudiated. The • UIUIUIU•IIIIIIIIUUUUIUISIIIUUIUI.... bly be. It was widely rejected." Solihenitsyn book is one more I I This line from Conquest's repudiation, significantly when • 1968 work has hidden moral and it comes to the Kissinger-Nixon I I historical meaning to the West policy of detente. The fierce a Particularly since the recent denunciation of Solz.henitsyn's i ! publication of Alexander I. book by the Kremlin leadership U U Solzhenitsyn's "The Gulag is a powerful indication that the M IV I Archipelago 1935-1956," a non- Russian oligarchy recognizes I I • I fictional account of the slave that Solzhenlisyn has, single- U U labor camp system in Russia, handedly, thrown a massive U I sith documented evidence roadblock in Moscow's path. I • directly from eye-witness Regu a However, five years before , • sources, Robert Conquest detailed in his U While the revelations of Solz- brilliant book, "The Great U I henitsyn are welcome, crucial Terror" (The McMillan Co., I U Issues arise as a result. I New York), a lengthy study of • Shoes- Boots-Handbags The first is the moral and in. Stalin and the shadow he cast I telkchial trcaun of Western over l(usia; this was largely 12 io I -'s intellc'ctiinlq and nn!tir'! t .-', , ,, • leaders who, from the 1930s to foreign policy planners like U I the present, refused to believe Henry Kissinger. Published in NAME -I the evidence that, from its the year Richard Nixon ran ADDRESS I founding, the So viet Union has successfully for the presicency, I PHONE been a malignant moral danger the author's conclusions are of I $..ta.l. Flu. Film Plus Not Limited to one item to be presented only at U to the Russian people and the particular impor ta nce. a Hwy. 17-92 C.sssIb.r,'y I 441 Ap.pka time of purchase. To be sied only once_ Hwy. West. In the 40 years since With the focus of Western I IPUI 11111111 II UIUIU IRU Rft1U I By JEFFREY ST, JOHN Copley News Service NEW YORK — The evidence," wrote the British . . ' - .- - - Jo -- • - -. CLIP THIS -- - 3. ,,- - - - - :k- 1= t4sisrI1Ir In.' taking tax deductions, they allegedTax agents are now investigating whether the backdated deed constituted deliberate fraud and tax evasion. Since the President signed his own returns, he is legally responsible for their contents, But Gemmill has been maneuvering frantically to exonerate the President. We have spoken tO witnesses tnthe case, who aJced not to be identified but who said Gemmill has bun in teuh witli thini it_OhlU II ('t ii -4'd with tka.ni to th !den' these dates and riP4dllS T, tac tMd us. wttheo,s Last June, the same Gemmill arranged for the return o the $100,000 In cash that billionaire Howard Hughes had Intended for Nixon. The money was delivered to the President's friend, Bebe Rebozo, who claimed he kept it in a safety deposit box for tlree years without telling the President about it. The money was returned, according to sworn testi'nony, not by Rebozo but by an aide of another presIdnUal friend, millionaire Robert Abplanalp. In making the alrangements, J -: Gemmill is quoted In the sworn testimony as telling Hughes' representative: "1 do not care what you do with the money after I deliver it to you, but I want it delivered in currency." FOOTNOTE: We placed several calls to Gemmill, whose secretary said he had received our messages. He declined, however, to return the calls. Sunny Side: It seems hardly possible that only a year ago President Nixon was celebrating his triumphant Inaugural and the end of the American Involvement In Vietnam. He had both the mandate and the favorable circumstances to bI ov'rcome problems that had been building up during a decade of fruitless, divisive war. Then It burst upon us that President N ix on's great elec oral vIctory was tainted by fraud and crime. Each clay, mon th after month , brought news of yet another moral . calamity. The crimes that were uncovered were shown, not as the isolated acts of a couple of individuals, but as the de li berate modus operand of the Nixon presidency, ' Beyond Washington , corruption seemed to spread P&" vasively. Police scandals erupted In a dozen major cities. A string of corporation presidents pleaded guilty to making : Illegal political contributions. National labor leaders continued in their perennial predlcamenLs—trying to get out of jail or resisting being thrown li• DISCOUNT COUPON au merely foirmaUzed the President's wish to donate his vice presidential papers to the government. The President had i,,., e.i.. Oka tutu UJL1UXU W do UU3 uviviu IS FURNITURE SALES ANY l r Priced Merchandise OFF II - ----- - T1, 1h I4YJ1I'r , . / ' ' - Until Feb. 2nd Men's & V llip Canvas Wear - NOE - The Longest flight Don Oakley 1974 — it could be the best of years Ehsthere ever been a year like the one we've just been thro'igh' If anyone had predicted last January that within 12 short months the triumphantly re-elected Nixon administration would be in shambles, with a slew of officials under indict' ment or the threat of indictment; that people would seriously be talking about impeaching the Presinen that the vicet president would have resigned as an adjudged felon; that Americans would be worrying about freezing in their homes and hestitating to venture onto the highways for fear of run' ning out of gas (if not into a truckers' blockade) that the cow would have jum ped over the moon in terms of meat prices that there would be shortages here, shortages there — that, in (act, the American way of life itself we have so comfortably taken for granted would be said to be in for drastic run' sian — well, anybody talking so crazily would have been consigned to the looney bin. But it all happened, and as one wag has remarked, about the onl y good thing that can be said about 1973 - beside' the fact that the Vietnam prisoners of war came home — is that the Hindenburg didn't crash that year. ef As for 1974, this is one case where even fools aren't rushing Into assay what the future holds. Still, some broad outlines are visible. "Watergate," for one thing, has got to reach some kind of climax before the year is very old. The House Judiciary Committee has set a target date of April 1 to decide whether there is enough evidence to warrant impeachment proceedings against the President. Clearly, neither the administration nor the nat ion can go through another year of such uncertainty. The trials of lesser Watergate figure's will go on and on, but the question of Richard Nixon's continuation in office must be settled one way or another. "Ihe coming of peace in the Middle East — and the experts I keep telling us that the chances for peace are the best in 25 years - may ease the immediate fuel crisis. But Americans have been given a taste of how things are going to be for a long time to come, until and if science comes up with new ! () sources of energ y. In the meantime, th(' fat life is going to have to go on a diet -- just how stringent is anybody's guess. Perhaps the most disturbing vision of all in the clouded crystal ball is the certainty that inflation will continue apace. Whether or not it will be combined with a recession, thus creating the worst possible kind of economic situation, is the big question. All of this is cause for worry, but none of it need be reason . for despair. Watergate, the worst political scandal in our history. will be seen in the final analysis to have been a victory for truth, honesty and good government. For all the doubt and distrust 3 • and cli.gust it has occasioned among Americans, Watergate has shown that the system, however slowly and fitfully, i ut!rnJtelv self-correcting. The ideals upon which the coontry- v as founded art' still viable and valid, and the •'\at't it severe price from those who would be tray Ilium. : For the battered planet, the energy crisis and the ongoing problem of feeding the world's growing billions and uplifting their lives must lead to a new era of coopt'r.ition among na(ions amid good will among men The year 1974 could be' the worst of years. But even If only a beginning is made toward meeting its myriad challenges, it could also be the best of years - -. -- - - SOAPBOX FIX Sports fans were crestfallen to learn that many of their dauntless heroes couldn't take the field without being hopped up on drugs, Even the national soap box derby, the quaint essentially American tKxnem.ade car competition among 12-year-", was won by a car that turned out to have been illegally wired UP. Thus deprived of trust in man or boy, a people already feeling twinges of self-doubt were now stripped, one by one, of some of their most cherished illusions. Yet the people have not panicked, our institutions have notcolla psedand thewheeIs of democracyarestjfljnding. Most government officials are still men of integrity and honor. I FILL UP To 20 Gals, Reg. 15 Gals Hi-Test with AUTO REPAIRS . OF 8O up Parts & Labor - - EXAMPLES Take, for instance, Russell Peterson, who was defeated for re-election as governor of Delaware in 1972. He recently took over the President's Council on Environmental Q'affly, after amassing eimpressive record of fighting wetland development on the Delaware coast, Russell Train, a conservatjonljt with irnpec'cabk credentials, aswned the reins tI" M Mnc'nta1 Pro tection Agency right In the middle of the Watergate mess. He has since stood his ground against the White House on several environmental issues. Sidney Jones became the Commerce Department's chief economist last July and waded Into the Administration's economic problems. He was asked why he took such a job In the midst of a maor drug. His reply: "There's a greater need now for involvement in the aff airs of our country," - . Tr - b' ' - - What do you call a naked hamburger? I Early findings in a siven-stati' surv''v iruin-ate that tonsomers are respond ing Ia vorablv to Ilit' nat iona l volunta r I standardized meat-labeling program introduced by the meat industry. Gent', or going. are O w fancifully named Cuts — the ''etia F coa l steaks,' ''his and her steaks, 'l.timidon broils, ''Pikes Peak roasts" that art' colorful but don't it'll a shopper very much about what he or she is honing a I1V stores nu tl isplav clia rts hot I nk, 11w iii I Ii'rt'nI heel, )rk and lamb cuts prepared by the National Live Stock and Meat Board. According to the hoard, which has been co-ordinating the uni form mnea tl a in'l i ng prog rain dt't' loped by an in. dustryw ide Meat Ident ificat ion Standards ('omm it tee cot). Sumner ri'cpnnsi' has been ''i'stn'nielv favor-able in the nations tuit' anti SU)II iiiiik,'( t-j The labeling system was actually l)roPost'ii long bt'hre IN, meat boycott of last A pri I and liii' furor over heel prices dur. amid mg the suinuiit'i. l- st'cut mt's I ron) the i1it'it i oil u t supermarket chains met for 16 months with rt'pr.'st'ntatives from the U. S. Department ( i t Agriculture, tIjt' White' Iloust's Office for Consumer Affairs a mid t he Council of Better litisi' mess Bureaus to refine the master list for uniform cuts I A number of state and local government units have adopt' ed or are considering adopting t he intl USI r 's standards as the basis for new mandator label tog codes "in the old days, tin' butcher behind t he counter advised housewives on good, not nt lOtIS cuts of meat and how to pr" pare them, says the president of one supermarket chain. 'hut (fiat personal touch disappeared with the spread of sell' 4 sir v ice mat ki Is It iiitik this new program will go it long wa toward restoring a t'lost'r relationship bet V ('('ii shopin r and lretailer." In these days of shortages. inlatinn and all-around uncertainty, that's good news I I PICKUP DELIVERY & OIL CHANGE TOWING in Seminole County To 5 Qts. Reg. and Oil Filter WITH TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL With All Major Repairs - - - - I - - - 5t.5'ii' %I't.li L\TUii'iii'P _• LI Ken Kern's Garage Complete Automotive Service Kern's Transmission Service Automatic, Standard & Clutch Specialists ph. 3223462 1119 S Sanford Ave. Sanford �:1 - II 6A—The Sanford Herald Sunday. Jan. fl, 1974 Unit Wins Membership Awards At the American Legion cent goal. Mrs. Emily Green, luncheon AJ membership chairman, Regimental Review at the Auxiliary Unit 2% meeting held - -.....- -. -" $k Recruit Restaurant In Orlando, and Faceliffin g Planned For Downtown Yesger, chairman and co- Center, chairman Catherine Tuttle are recently at the Casselberryreceived a prsonal award and Naval Training Woman's Club, Mrs. George citation. Othercitatlons for Orlando. Mrs. Ruth Kruse, in charge of the event. Yeager, president, presented securing members went to Mrs. district president will be her Units participating in the the membershlp awards won at Margaret Lemaltre and Mrs. official hostess during the three-day VISIt effair are Casselberry 256; the department auxiliary Mid- Le tha Ward. Sanford 53; Altamonte Springs Winter Conference In Orlando When Mrs. Reah Burton of on Jan. 6. Further honors will be cx- 183; Winter Park 112; OC&ee Pinellas Park, department -. . ' - 44 Train to Downtown Sanford, but Guest speaker at the banquet SISTERS. The July Fourth weekend will no details on the project have was Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Man- feature a Cracker Day celebra- yet been finalized. The climax of the DBA A wide variety of activities ager Jack Homer, lion sponsored by the DRA, and By JEAN I'ATTESON Herald Staff Writer . : r 1UJ-4--. - , I I Winter Garden 63; The Unit was awarded a president makes her official tended when Seminole and 109; nty Units host a pinecastle 286; Orlando Units trophy for being the first one In visit to the six th district th is Orange Cou Morrisons 19,242, 184 and 4. at six th distr ict to reach 100 per mon th, she will be feted at a luncheon / w- . '• I . . "f' • '"/ _____ - ----------------- - 9 ,,c?i l . lie - downtown area rather ffian in suburban areas. At the first annual DBA banquet held in the Sanford Holiday Inn Jan. 21, the new DBA officers for 1974 were installed. These included Munson, vicepresident I larriett Waddell (her L DE STUDENTS LEARN SKILLS STUDENTS IN the Distributive Education program at Lake Brantley High School are learning many varied skills that will aid them in the business %orld. In top photo Jerty Lowery, DE coordinator, demonstrates merchantilzing techniques to student, Karen Reilly. In photo left, Frank Fogarty, student, learns the art of printing signs. i Herald Photos by Ann Riley h i i e -on IP - II Torn Tiede - hit' National Commission on Product ivity is having a problem with some members of Congress who do not think some rnernbt'rs of Congress - ,1 - - i III • I UULIIUI FJUJLJUIJU "' throughout the Seminole County school systems, as education aids. A for thtbcctnfrtasons incre'acini' oulpul 'r tnrk,'r in the nation thereby coup ling efficiency with rising wag( combating in fl ation - r HOW TO GET THIS PORTFOLIO: - I a - fl. - 'L I - ll- 1'// I W\ MISS I p ROD U CT I V IT Y C 0 I ii,.. ,,i-.ii..r qn.l or moiet P Opening a CIieCksII9 account. oti - . - - j / _________ - .,.1 S - - J - IIUIlI Whatever the reason,the Ewing paid according to fat content in milk, Ilitis neces- Commission is dyin , But it's M ftl.ast one t-nator, William Proxmire remo o u%tUftJrkss1at says its plight is ucts cheese continues to be shjmtlul dndl pac~agvd in 40-pound blocks Uecentl.. the Corn mision acarrv-over [rum the (I%S of tiurnan handlin') when li.is be gUn a f re e public servmodern me chin,,4ition can ice advertising campaign in easily take' 400 pounder. fond a last ditch tr> for accepcartons continue to tie ith tanu (The the me "America it only -orks as well as we out orm oSre i ic i i1 a few mple rules as much as $337 million an chance for Congressional reprieve. nuallv in handling, - -- ''Ifl t'j — - as a catalyst for change. Had Congrem given $2.5 billion to the ( ommission the )reent dilt'mnma might t e occurre ci Hut it a rnesiv $25 million the Corn of S25.00 Making a $5000 deposit to present vings _____________ - mission $2.5 million to in(IiI,t',t. J7_ ' (Double Knits Included) S85 To $110 Values ujr WI 4 urn r,ii k.. 11T1UI111 ('CUl.........- omv. The Commission believes that this most modern nih. n solutions to of nations often n rates its () ist In •• k 2 I From $68.75 SPORT Of It i- , - PALM BEACH & DEANSGATE 5ToS75V I Values I $5875 Not All Sties & Colors ._ On All Above — ti,. ........... - - PALM BEACH & DEANSGATE Hut the mood at the Corn Thecame thmnggotsforall other industrial and business tiliSsiiifl is glum. 'c%e' could '.. - HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Vaiiirc fn1Afl ................. rm (00 7C - -- uiners rroporuonaioty Priced ' .- - one sia fer remained at his desk well alter office hours. ample that although state ' ci arni local government is the such productivity variations cumnwr-t' and services far tx'ca(ise he' was striving test grossing segment of are readily as ailahie Gar fur prOdu( tis its flect '.sirils b. hind tie tiris and ss ith bage men who collect plastic decidedly less imagination hut because as he admiiRd the li S economy, prod I had a very long lunch too uctisit) in this service area bag trash are much more than poss ible mission ..Vol no respect mn"t i cia, consist in has not necessarily kept productive than those who t Capitol Hill forgot about n. health insurance' cnrn pace. Sidle and local govern- get it from steel cans and panics, to name another area, martinis Last Last December. when the' ment is growing at an enough New York City reward recuperating pa quest ion of continuing the' employment rate of 450,000 policemen spend enough time tients for remaining in lIOSf)i(.o in mission S Ii n1t ne I n, people annuall y and set ar e each day in court to staff an tals if a man goes home to STUDENTS DRAF1'ING the affected services helter" entire borough force, recuperate, his henelits and came up in the house. STATE LAWS payments diminish. Representative wondered Is. for instance, the garbage LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Y et better ideas are not Few would argue that such Twenty University of Nebraska what the agency was, another se rv ice better? No, not nt'cessaril the Commission's incongruities and aberra- students are not only earning measurabl % afl(I wondered what it did Garbage pickup, as it hap- responsibility. Its JOl) fliaiflly tiuns (if the' nation's l)USiflt'SS while they learn but are getsince nobody had any good p0int (jut discrepancies should be left uncovered. uq d I() pens has Ix-en a major area answers, members ref ting their feet wet in governgrant continuing funds. ( or- of concern for the (.omflhis- and ft Eu. it fl(i& S and, as lOt) Ot her nations ('ml)thIsiz(' ment affairs The '0 are par. th ir pro ductivi Its its ty c cimmis r lit!) the ( eumnneis.sion still siOfl \Iunie i(wl outlays for t)i11S 5I\ s hi ing Pt0Il to ticinatin in a state osern IJI u' I un II' JI (uIiI('iI5 ion money dS(t' tiispeiti .IIiI(JUIII s W 1111 a no ---------------valid but ss iltuwl tfluflt'S. it is a prodment internship program that authritv. Israel has hardly viable. "We are in bw to about 16 per cent of local tltt'mselves" in some i nstances. t he uctivitv group numbering 300 pays them $600 and three credit reaucrat ic limbo. c41v5 Corn- government expenditures. Commission has put its own people: The .Japanese whose nours for a semester on such but the taxpayer d'ws not al mission spokesman Emery ideas into ways get his money's worth, action. Deploring prttdtictis'its rate had lwen Jobs as helpg draft proposed Dobbins, ''technically. Out' StUd) Ind icates that t he historic but haphazard increasing at 12 per cent a legislation and collecting data don't exist." solid waste collection clii- railroad method of shipping s- ear before' the oi embargo. for reports. 3 two had, too, because ciency can vary from as much'as 334 pickup tons per despite its lack of lame or favor, the Commission h a s colle'ctnr in on.' city, to 1.655 not been ball had at its job. It in another. Even in cities ui has not been as noisy as other the same site. some garbage federal office's — noise' cos ts, men are' annually collecting money in Washington — hut up let one third as much as AN it has not been set sterile others. The same glaring prod cit her. In its short life t real I J; not I -- -. Apply ng NOW for your Bank Arnericard i = All new custome r s will receive this port folio of Historic Documents as a gift with our wmpliments throoug ug h March ar 31 1974 " _~rl - i— , blunt the U.S. worker ust wasn't worth ever-higher wages anvnlore. congress gave the I'roductisits Corn ii S-3vings Account / j,,. of the decade the nation's productivity rate had fallen to one r cent from a tradi Imnll per vent, that for use in your o, n hon i _ time, Congress historic documents available to you Openirig But in general. the Corn- fatlt of many uncomprornismission is content nwre'lv to ing American workers h() point out problem 1iitas In siil not readils embrace an iIlu'tr ft it scenwd like a good U ea. Noting that at the turn that we decided to make a copy o f these ese - 1971 - - was conceived in They were so favorably receo,ed - I The Comrnis.sion, no more than .i brief line in the U.S get - -' - I I I Iravels froin California to. has been near bali0iment s.iv. New York with niiiii - from government reCUL'fl i mum intt ri option and 'td low Ptrhap it's i;ur1iult rhe result is less fruit spoilage and greater product "maybe we've been too lowshell life. key.' i'erhaps also it s the --- -d and that*.,, part of the prob- Recently we distributed A great opportunity to round out your wardrobe with distinctive suits and sportswear by nationally advertised manufacturers. Fashionable suits, sports coats and ac. cessorles at savings up to 60 per cent. fruit across I1It nation tlo' has productivity staff of 400 tr.iin idd ami ('Iii oil hU\some of wim art cirs at (in/ens of locations tinned in Washington. enroule) the Commission has Yet the U.S. Productivity inaugurated a "unit - train" Commission's reward fur co ncept when'hya load turning over mossy st o nes — . ts 11MMMUiflhiW What Is --Productivity Board',? 1 it is productive enotigh. Officers Elected Principal Dan Pelham o Sanford Middle School ha announced the student counci officers chosen in the recen elections. Aaron Richardson president and other officer include Lorrle Landers, vici president; Sheryl Boykin secretary; and Janine Metzger treasurer. -- You've never heardof the National rnmsimon 1 wrao . Congress Is Asking Our Gift to you .A Portfolio of our Nation's stor c Docum n I Mr second term), secretary Jack Weible (his third term); and treasurer Fred Davis (his second term) I)BA OFFICERS PLAN ACTIVITIES From left, Davis, Waddell Muson and Weible -L" progarn Is always the Sanford a picnic for all DBA families the Sanford One of the first events will be schcduled later in the Christmas para de. This year Downtown is year, planned by the DBA is a George summer, Business Association th the committee hopes to have a but most Important, according Washington's birthday sale, bigger and more beautiful to new DBA President Jerry This will be followed in May by Munson said merchants hope parade than ever. Munson said the annual sidewalk sale, or- to arra nge some kind of pu blic he Is working to get it televised Munson, will be the effort facelift the less attractive ganized in conjunction with the txansportation from the Auto- for the first time. buildings in the downtown area, and to encourage merchants to stock the newest merchandise to encourage shopping inthe , - - Page 7A Sunday, January 27, 1974 1 I' - Ash. o New A YOU can receive your beautiful e*clusive CUSTOM FRAMFS for ',o - m6i, - s is rt'r - se I MC3KIt - - - .; - - a • • - - DEMOLAY CHAPTER OFFICERS INSTALLED IN OVIEDO (Ito r) K. McPherson, R. McPherson, Henson, Spikes, Philli ps , and Rawison (Herald Photo by Liz Mathieuz) ait We would like to acknowledge the support of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and of the following organizations who have helped me the t gift to By UZ MAT1IIEUX Herald Correspondent OVIEDO — Luther P. Mills Chapter Order of DeMolay held its annual installation of of. fkers Jan. 20, at 2 pin, at the Oviedo Masonic Budding on South Central Avenue. They also received their charter at this time. Officers installed were David Spikes, Master Councilor; Russell McBride, Senior Councilor; Russell McCallister, rn,,r.,.iI.-.r. It ci,,rr *#t&i&tS. '.fl/411t IiflhI UIöT tflkM'.. Alliance Slates Mission Talks Speakers at the annual 1I1!!1nn2ry (' fltiCfl 1c. b" Scribe; Jon Rawison, Senior Deacon; John Phillips, Junior Deacon; Ricky McPherson, Senior Steward; Clayton Beasley, Junior Steward; Mike Henson, Standard Bearer; Dan FreeMan, First Preceptor; Lee Ward, Second Preceptor; Mike Hedrich Third Preceptor; Gary Metcalf. Fourth Preceptor; Joe Claxton, FULh Preceptor; Paul Warren, Sixth Preceptor; K. McPhersin, Senentt Preceptor; Greg McIntcb, S,iint.I. Milra A1ntnr; Mtart Wald. aba! and Doug Gutherle, chaplain. Installing officials included Fred Smith, Prvince 111 supervisor; Don Loftis, woe. Shipful Master of Ovi e d o Masonic Lodge 243 and Gene Arnsden, Province Ill gover- held Sunday through Feb. 3 at Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 S. Park Ave., will be Rev. Robert Pease and Rev. Thomas C. Bowden, missionaries on furlough. The public is knvited V attend the daily sessiois at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday at 12 am. and 7pm Rev. Pease, missionary in West Africa since 1956, is director of Christian Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was sponsored by the Mothers' Club at the Memorial Building. The table was covered with a royal blue polyester lace-edg ed cloth and centered with an oval bowl of blue iris and miniature evani.lisin wits Christian yellow carnations. Each Msstonar Alliance in Republic of Mali. Rev. Bowden has been a missionary in Peru since 1969, and will describe urtan work in the city of I!=. mother uas prese nted with a corsage of white roses, yellow carnations and royal blue ribbon. All members wore yellow carnation boutonnieres. nor. Alans Fabrics 8 Rugs Kingdon's Sewing Center Allied Auto Sales Little Butch Meat Market Austin Fertilizer & Chemical Co. Greg Crawford Electric, Inc. USED OFFSET PRINTING ELATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Vaughn Motors Harcar Aluminum Products Co. Johnny Walker Horn Distributors Inc. EACH Whitaker Paving Company, Inc. Karns Insurance Agency Wilco Sales Corporation Kennedy Tractor Company IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (Theyjust Fif Between Studdinas and Rafters) WTRR 14 NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM. INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN Q9W r_,'191r10lU91D @T?nr__1r11 . . a - CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING SAN?ORD FLORIDA ' IIr MEMBER F.D.I.0 PHONE 323.1776 A FULL. SERVICE BANK MEMBER JHtTED FIRST FLORIDA BANKS INCORPORATED --- - -.'.- -- - -..- - .-- ,.. . Nationally Advertised Slacks ---- --------- Values to $25.00 - - Arrow Sport Shirts, long sleeve ------- ---- Values to $13.00 -------- $ 6.50 Freeman Shoes ..................S27.00 thru $30.00 Values ........$17.95 j L anfL1r AVE — 300 N . FRENCH ARROW & EXCELLO SHIRTS MORE PAGES I.1rrTc IU Septi-Glass Tank Company I 177jfj(). -'.' --------- - -- -- — UI I Sanford Heating & Air Conditioni Glamour Pools of Orlando, Inc. - ..-...-.-.- much in another. I4LUIY1IIIUIYI St. Johns Realty Company GardenLand e - Ml 11111111111 Rush-Hampton Industries Fite Tire Supply, Inc. 01 - 1 FOR SAL116 Allen R. Pyle Landclearing Inc. Fern Park Millwork Sanford as -low Pilolan Farms, Inc. B. Edwards Builders Supplies 107 W. Commercial It hjs de'te'rmin.-ul for u's - Phil Deere Furniture Inc. Collins Florist W. Garnett White Real Estate Broker GOOD Nelson & Company, Inc. Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co. I am pleased to announce that John Krider Sr. has joined the W. Garnett White Real Estate Office as an associate. uctis- itv inconsistencies are also observable in municipal police de'pa r I ments. The Commission says that city police force's of the' same si/t'. arrest i ng a bout the saint' number of criminals. can cost taxpayers Slo per capita :n On(I hwation and four times National Building Systems, Inc. Celery City Printing Co., Inc. • can econoinY. poimit'tl out liii' Metro News Behrens Tractor Company - . mountains", At least the ( 'urn miii ssii iii has, by isolating and e'xposing weaknesses in the Aiiit'ri Knight's Shoe Store American Steel Buildings, Inc. INSTAL!,1N; flHIC!.\T S 4 1 to r. Smith, Lottis and Amsden herald Photos by Liz Mathienu work d idn't get undt'rwa unhI July of 1972) staffers say the i_'iirnrnlssion has 'niovt-d • , - Receives Charter -. - ' OTH ER the Seminole County School systems possible. 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First Street SANFORD Dial 3226511 hook - - - - - - - - We don't follow men's fashic'ns trends-we set them I �8A-The Sanford Herald Sunday, Jan. 27, 1974 As -~ I ; . ! Worsens, 1 t~ VV, ...;`l jm;2 r -r.~ Y ;I ,~ I Vf,~ " .;W ;;,~ II T z A_ 4.! 1".... . :.I - - 7 1 4 , , .,I - , _ , 4 ___ __! -;I VIM tfl:. Z_X _ .--_1 _4 :p ,4~_~,t~,_17* -~Mt~ 11 31~_ %: r " -~ . ri!rruth Action . Sm a I I Towns May Choke Break*ng I.. N.H. - (NEAl - Webster sa y s: "Our town that st-11s it for 29 cents b ut As10IflO flUjI31 ion is sit town which ind icates Grafton lion But what about tomorrow? New Hampshire Sen. Norris 01 • S t .,UStomers can is due south. od since Canzianites are to a body e Coh n Says that lurttnr mass imported Ut:. Cus Grafton is Inca ttel on the against any form of fuel ra transportation cuts in this un de rsta nd the dif fere nce, t'dg(' of nowhere. Canaan is I iontng, "That's okay for state will result in little more and they ' r e all screaming, said to be in the middle'. Isol. somebody in a cliv." says than "an autopsy" for his con but there 's nothing we can ated? The nearest four- lane traveling blacksmith Hugh stitueni's concerns, but that is do." highway is 20 mites away. Watson, "but out here we an exaggeration. 's t he Mrs. Residents say that this is the don't live On top of one anoth• per c CC.e nt Actually, in Canaan anv (ederall) advised unIv place in the' I ?S. with er. we're spread out." in heating oil U54. way. it is not gas but fuel oil reduction fi r st- run Hoari movies The government says that thai bothers the populace. has actually been a blessing And so it is, stuck out here if rationing is necessary, Range oil for mobile home for mans locais. t so ix in the north country, that licensed drivers will get burners is so scarce residents pensi e min) ,irefl t C% h in- eight gallons a week. Ilar- have been forced to mix in taking tile ,authorI ted maxiercaiing cuncern the na - rurnphs livalson. "Hell, I use heating fuel. The mix is just int"ll." "Collit. Spring," she eight gallons it da%. I travel as effective, but burns with adds, "we expect a lot of unthree status. I paid bills. rt regular more soot and costs more to They didn't mind cutting rounds to make, horses oca As (or gasoline ,t e local need says purchase. W000eet'! their thermostats down, new shoes every six weeks one lady, ,,you should set' my per capita cutback is also not though it often gets 10 to 30 and I got to get there to do it. bill" et SO much for conservation di. grt .. s bt'lo zero hen What am I gonna do e silk to for financial CC0flOi) Yet h Shi s not kidding Oil here I he tluln t even orrs ou iontpelicr is tht highest in the United there is a growing realization limiting tta t'l in 1amiI skiWatson c needle has a States. Dorothy Ilarpootlian that mode ration May be the trobiles. though there is a point. And it's one being who. with her husband. runs b4-tter 1).a rt of wisdom here. If fine annual snowfall of 70 to made not only in Canaan but the Lakeside ftiel oil coill- rationing comes, many mo* 100 inches. But last month in small towns all over the would use half a when the community's three nation. Already segregated panv, says costs to customers turt,tsallotn&'nt in o ne1day's 44.3 cents weeks their factory. gas stations closed down for from the mainstream of have doubled (to thev • .. trip to per gallon) since 1JSL sear. itirt't' (fd\. runnizu', 'I'III\ t\ iIstiiR't, tb' iii H -I h' I i . i.itn;, cit Ih'fl b.'gau wondering cnergy criis may be adding "there is a company in "I'm gonna have to iflo't'. abouL survival if a re-1 to their st'cksion. The tiacrunch is ever felt lion's railroads have an' I been here 50 years. says noun'ed- more cutbacks in Hera Id Ovin ion r a iroait se ic dUO No doubt the apprehension airlines are slicing off conWhat are your suggestions for beautifying Sanford is legitimate. Canaan' s 500 nections with many out of the 8flU wiprOVig UIC comm residents have no air. no way and unprofitable areas. y. train, nor any bu s service, Bus transportation may be And since there'is no local in- next. Greyhound Lines sa ys dustrv save a small sawmill that sumt 14,000 LS. corand a dozen Main Street munities arecui-i-entiv totally stores, most citizens must reliant on bus transportation, commute to employment, but many of them may have Thus, says one townselect' to be byassed ii fuel supplies Nazne.._ ____________________________ ___________ man, George Morris, "most dictate re-routings. people are totally (lcp('ndtt'nt If it comes, further iI; i eIC.one• N urn r on their autotnoctii' i on t mv have a double' cant live here without them." edged e1ect. Small towns So far, except for the "gas- will suffer, but so may the, Address_____________________________________________ less" tlays in December, C. U . S. economy. Sen. lfiibt'rt naan residents have not had Humphrey ID - Minn. ) has Are You Willing To Volunteer To Work In A Corn. to live without them. Gaso- warned that if the contempimialty Campaign? line has been relatively plen- atd rail abandonments art' $ tiiul. The Texaco dealer says permitted in rural America Yes No he ran out for two weeks in 'We will simply be unable to . .o o!t;r s U;tufdi stations covered h im Unlike production to market. The Mall or bring to: many areas of (he nation, gas result of this failure wil be The Sanford Herald, pump lines have not formed felt in the grocery bill of cv' P.O. Box 167 here yet, and though the sta- cry family in America" afl(I 300 N. French Ave., lions sometimes limit pun' set off chain reaction inflaSanford, ha 32771 chases, She'll dealer Wendell tion __ ______________________ TtRreisa'sj'noutsftk'th I By LEE GEIGER Ilerimld Correspondent S I Y I / / / , _____ ___ - . 1 1 I I ; I 40 I - I J J I , .. F ____ 't , _ __ ' -. - - --:,. 1. - ab I . 1 amp" NEW SHRINE LEADERS . . 111€ - R I) Si I RI I'. ( lith inst a 1 hi I ni cti s i ii I ,1 t't Ifl C tI € mi th eclubon LkeAvenue.Shown above at installation are. from left, treasurer John Shepard, first vice-president Phil Goebel, president Ed M. Turner second vicet tins \ I F' ., i. c ou B: C k Gold ld B e R By Torn Tiede WASHINGTON NEA, Brice Cecil has a confession An executive of the American Petroleum Institute, fully concerned with the nation's oil I shortage. Cecil nonetht'says h is one oi millions of Americans who annuall and routinely toss away hundreds of millions of gallons of perfectly good black gold He drains his auomob;It' crankcase — 1. ran C I se __ k ca -Channeled — — — ________ __________________ ______ ________ _______ ________ 0 i Richards Llerald Sports Editor 3y • - -A - '.' i (hl~7.r I % - takes it to tiLe wimp. it s a pet cent of all motor nil purAnd at they same time this shame, the waste. chases and who show no signs good use of old oil is fading. a Indeed it is. Oil is 3n agent of being disposed to take bad use is on the rajid rise. which doesn't wear out, there their old oi to any corn- Spokesmen for the Environis no reason much or it can't munity pickup. Besides all mental Protection Agency be recy cled into infinity vt this, Al'l's Cecil, "it is sass that business, industry Cecil has an API study which usually cheaper to make new and even some communities indicates that of the 3.5 oil than re-refine the old." are increasing their use of billion gallons of lubricating Then, too, the nation has waste oil for fuel. oil consumed annually in the net'r encouraged oil recvcIn Hawaii, as example, United State only a fraction ling. Representatives of the petroleum scavenger George of it is used mote than once. country's oil re-refining ins he has been giving (:amp ,.-;.i% Much of the lute fluid is dustrv. never a giant busi- his entire island collection to burned in first use,savs(tjc;l, flt's,c, say that governmental the Hawaiian Electric Co., "about 70 per cent of the apathy and public ignorance which uses it as part of the total." But 01 the estimated I have chased many re- fuel for its generators. "I billion gallons ofrecovera ble refiners into other fields. don't refine the stuff," says oil, only about hall is being Belton Williams. president of Camp. "I sift out the old recycled. In other words, the Association of Petroleum .sparkplugs and grease rags, perhaps 300 to 500 million Re-refiners, says his group but that's all. I'm told it burns gallons of good oil is annually has shrunk from 150 mern- very well and is comparable discarded. hers a decade ago to about 40 with high radt fuel. If the disc ard were' siop' today. Largely because of In addition to its high 11W ped. says Cecil, it could be high Costs and low priority. Count, the waste oil fuel is made again into motor oil. Williams says his taxes per also highly polluted. Much of lubricating gook, asphalt gallon of produced oil have the oil comes from mix, even fuel mans' of the risen 9 cents in recent sears. crankcases, thus is shotgunthings which do now and will At the same time the big oil tied with metallic particle's, in the future demand new oil companies have continued to One study indicates that from the increasing pre' refuse to allow anything but when crankcase oil is used carious world supply. new oil sold in their service (or fuel Yet how to stop the waste" station outlets. Finally, the much asit can produce as 1,000 po'inds of Oilcxpert.ssay(heproblemo( re-refiners have been hurt metallic oxides for every collecting and reusing old nil severely by environmental 10.000 gallon burned Says petpl('Xiflg and '.per - i e prrik'.. I oto lt'gislat en;. oil re Iii David Shearer of the' one. There are, for example, refining produces a stubborn 220,000 service stations in the sludge which costs dearly to El's',: "Burning it is a very bad practice. EPA would be U.S.. many of them in remote unload, foolish to condone this type of circumstances and collect. Thus the shrinking interest ac(ivity." ing their waste' is a logistics in petroleum recycling. API 'et nightmare. Also, there are est imates only 80 to 100 mil' side despite the noxious effects, many observers the home handymen, who ac- lion gallons ot waste oil is rt'fuel that even the burning ul count for approximately 40 refined today, old oil is pie(e'rabk' to tossing ' -: says — - • • • i : 'J: j t i .- rf I IN it a ay. For title thing tossit is polluting in itself, since discarded oil often seeps its way into rivers and oceans. For another: the natwo can' t afford eliminating any of its oil potential. Petroleum authorities such as API's Cecil believes the United States would (10 well to expand its waste oil colleclion to include every old drop. And if it's too much for private industry, the country might consider a subsidized approach. Germany, for ins' lance, has instituted an oil surcharge which is used to subsidize scavengers. Baltimore. Md., has a cornmunitv scavenger paid by tax money Th state of Mas.sa' chuvtts, currently calling for the keeping of precise waste oil records, is moving toward subsidization. And until the nation does move to plug the leak, home handymen can do something unilaterally. Besides keeping the thermostat down, the lights oil and the chimney flue closed, they can discard their old oil in a service sta tion sump. It may take' some audacity to ask for (lit' permission, and the owner may grumble, but in these time.c it's better to be presumptuous than profligate , 1 'vir '- / ,, 1i 0 @11 I r, * wwo . I $ i -. , % M.. t V The _11VWP * I All -Amcrirrinc V 'A #ii._,tftI',t, X _~~;i ,"¼ 4I- -. F. ~, - ; - ) Include a competitor paying for his own air fare to a nation;! tumor meet (luring the winter st,tson, as his been the practice at the local Junior college, Track Coach Terry Long, who has impeccable national and world credentials Including Olympic Sprinter Hey Robinson, who toiled under Long at Lakeland 111gb, as well as put Seminole Junior College on the national and International track map wi th suc h performers performers here as Vesco Bradley, a five-time All-American In just two years, aa well as the current crop of expected ioe as Phares RoDe, Winter Park's na tionally rated pole Vaulter, Werner Brown, the nation's top high school from Atlanta, high jumper who, incidentally is of world ranking and Donald Merrick, DcI.and's national sprint star ... and th ese young men who are putting SJC and Seminole County into the mouths of people all over the world go traveling to Important meets like beggars, going from day to day from hand to mouth-often times out of their own pockets because the school cannot afford to pay I-" C Why go to the meets in Jackson, Mississippi, Birmingham or Montgomery, Alabama, or Knoxville, Tennessee? Surely, that's nothing more than unjust tiled extravagance, Hardly. For a track man to be world or national caliber he must be exposed to the same kind of competition to rise to the highest level of his atlllty, says Long. Without such trips, Including the one Feb. 8 to Knoxville- and where the money will conic from no one knowswhere a contingent of Long's best athletes are preparing to represmt this area against some of the nation's best, some of the schools bonaf ide olympic hopeful.s m.hy never get their chance to develope fully. The school's limited athletic budget cannot j'.my the way, and for some reason the administration doesn't think tI' community would be receptive to supporting financially such excursions, so they've never asked. h More T an Track r : - . • - - '- - A.' -- %'? ".)"i . ' ). I„,. • I.,.- 4, 'I '-'5 '' 4,ç..4_4 ':':._II.% - 'Ts •, ' V. '.%.-.,t i~! 0 1-11 F, - 1,, -, - 74 %~. .- . 6 I 040 - ,,Ii ', - :! • ' '#, 'i, ' s , • — LI ir'L'j k'.-' At ” 1k - : - -- I &_'rl 11 — - — - ,. - _v .r -i -- - -, __ .- - - - p . Gainesville - _____ " - - - - - - -- - .. %J)' - ' Unheralded Waldrop II -. : -i .. /' ' ' ' - Toahtotift AA:11nw,^ja,dw I!L. IUftaio mull 0111t; .— 'I' 1i — ' SPOTLIGHTING WORLD EVENTS 446 The great and near great events that shaped our lives nationally and iriit'rna titrially (firlug 1973 are drarnaticd!ly recounted in dc tailed words and exciting photographs in THE WORLD IN 1973; History As We Lived It. This lath annivpsry editin, produced by The Associated Press, world's Iarest news agency, is a tremendous volume that belongs in everyone's hc,me-for young or old. its 300 pages are crdm-parked with 3fl0,000 words written by men and women who wt'te "there" when these events occurred, arfd hundreds of photos in color and black and white. tCs a book bargain you can't afford in s--at 49 Uuu ii ths - NEW YORK AP Tony quori on the final turn and fin- all last year and most of 1972 Waldrop, an unheralded 22- Ished in 3:59.7 at Madison with an ankle Injury, took the year-old with a North Carolina Square Garden. early lead. He lost It momendrawl, maintained an air of "I was surprised I won," the tarily to Byron Dyce after oneunabashed modesty while fans tousle-haired Waldrop said. quartet' of a mile but streaked and competitors marveled at "as far as I'm concerned, I'm ahead after three-quarters and his brilliant victory in the mile still a country boy. I'm Iflex- then fought a stretch duel with run at the Wanamaker Millrose penenced." Waldrop before the North Caro Games. Uqnorl, the world's premier Una runner blazed ahead on the Waldrop, In his first year at- miler in 1971 who was sidelined final turn for the victory. tempting the mile after spend___ , tog 2 seasons racing other distance events, registered the first subfour-rolnute mile in the 57-year history of the Millrose Games Friday night when he caught favored Marty Li— F .- - . __ _ 4.i 5? ,, ,' - I,, Ad ) HITTING THE BOARDS .. Leaping Lion Clennie Patterson - Late DeLand Burst B reak T ribe 7 1 ,i ir s - —a' - -- ___ .. ____ . .- I 63 By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Correspondent however turnovers caused by John Zeuli led the scoring for DeLand's half-court trap Sanford hitting 9 of IS shots for prevented numerous cracks at 18 points followed by Clements DELAND The Sanford the bucket and the resident who added 16 before fouling out. Seminoles were given a dose of Bulldogs wound up putting the John Corso hit for 11 and Randy their own medicine Friday ball up 69 times hitting 28. Brown scored 9. night when a hustling DeLand quintet outscored the locals IS. HERALD SCOREBOARD 6 in the final (ow- minutes 10 SANFORD P0 FT.A TP DeLANO FO FT A TP capture a 71-63 basketball o 14 3 Gregory I 46 20 lvrii victory over the Tribe 9 01 II Scott 4 6 10 3 Usually strong in the final period the visiting Sanfordites Clements Il 6 16 T Jones 6 3 1 15 mixed it up with their ttpsts in a WasPinton I 0 C 7 Grady 2 00 0 22 2 Macdonald battle that saw the lead Spake thnge hands eight times in the Totals 74 1525 63 FoulS Sanford 25, Del-and 71 late third and early fourth Ii'u'ea Out Clements, Russ, perlcxb, However, DeLand came on strong in the final quarter and :#•' the tribe rnt.ssed opportunities from the charity stripe along 's ' with costly turnovers that 'k' capped the lid on Seminole 's tenth loss In nineteen outings 1 Starting out extremely cold in 1 the first period l,he Tribe was -. , able to hit ononly four of sixteen ____________________ attempts from the floor and would up on the short end of an l9 count for period one John Corso led the tribe back into the fight as he dumped in nine of his el,ven markers in .5". the second period as Sanford outscored their hosts 22-17 to come within four at halfI time.Both clubs traded buckets __________ in the third stanza as (h Seminoles were denied the lead but managed to come within r'tt, two at 52-50 on the out.sid• shooting of Zueli and the " offensive rebounding of Jim i t-Clements and Randy Brown. With the locals trailing 52.50 , . entering the final frame John 7'uli hit his first shot of tb a quarter right after the tip to know the score for the first time . since the Tribe had led by a 5-4 I '1 score early in the initial stanza. The lead changed hands eight times In the following minutes but the Tribe suffered frustration as they failed to capitalize on three charity tosses including a one-and -ono situation. 11 After that it was all MAW and the home crowd stayed on their feet to savor the victory. In the shooting department 'the locals had a fair evening as SF4M U\( )LE JIM CLEMEN l's they connected on 24 of 53 shots for just over 44 per cent. .,.Caught in the act of shooting Outside Support __ _______ -- SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD P.O 80* 66 poIIoHKcuPs,E, N.Y. )2i I I I Encfosed!s $ _________- Please sønd_ I copies of The Wo,ldIn 7973 at $4.95 each to I I Ham. —_-- Address ; Cky and Stale - - Zip No, ________ I Send gilt cortthcateto I Ham. II Addma - CItY and — — — — — — — -— ______ ____ - — — 0.0 ___ Zip No. _ ___ — — awp, , - _.._ _, — ____ - - - . - L.- 19 ______ 5 THE WORLD IN 1973 - -— — — /,, Some local schools - in Lii't most every OflV ('1 tht'rn - have outside support. ,thletic programs need such support to continue to provide this ex cellent and n ecessa ry part of th e ed ucational total program to our youth. Seminole Junior College does not get support from the community by booste rs clubs or interested parents. Civic groups or businesses. The administration doesn't th ink it's the thing to do. But, unayk' ills. Maybe Litre are sonic people around here who enjoy and know the value of helping those who have talent express It. I'm counting on that. Terry Long sees such support as the only way to continue his program, helping and honing local athletes and the few international and national high school track men who hear of SJC's record and want to come here despite the school not hasng any facilities. If the athletes recognize the worth of a program, then why doesn't any one els? flight now the schocl can provide only thre housing, book and tuition scholarships U' athletes on the track squad, with several more even more partial form assistance, Of those 12 se All-American I talked about earlier, 11 of them came (ruin scholarship students. The team has 2 members now, and many of th em can and sho uld be gaining the experience of big meet competition, Without the competition, the results are mediocrity. I don't know about anyone else, but the Attitude of Mediocrity Is defeatist and I know of at least two people who think that way. Are there others? 22--W .2 ______ . ' 9 11 I? - - — 9 — Retirement In Florida available," Winograd said man interview, "We try to let them know what rnLstakes others have made and what they should consider, "If you don't plan for that tune, you will be awfully unhappy," be said. Planning can't start too early, said Wtnograd, adding that 10 years before retirement Is the latest plans should be mappetl out. &tjrement needs are differing, especially men who (Lid Udv U; "9 to urn" for th4lirst time, he said. k'L - ' I - To Long, that's inexplicable. A kid who has the talent and goes to college because of It incidentally getting an excellent education after moving on to a (our year school then may come back to the area, convincing youngsters they can do the same, saving perhaps the ultimate cost to society of another unfulfilled, non-working PSOO The return to a community, especially when you consider many of these potentially International class athletes are from minority groups and the exposure they would have on their community for good is really impossible to put a dollar and cents value on. That's why neither Long nor 1 have been able to figure out why the iitizensaml business here would not be willing tosponsor such a farrcacbung program. Ills program Isn't just geared to the 9-flat sprinte r of the 16foot pole vaulter. It's a place where the local athlete goes 10 compete after high school, learning not only whether or not he's good enough to go furth er In th e competitive wena, but also getting a solid start on his education an experience many would not have were It not for athletics. Such s'aluis returned to the community many fold. It's a place for the local athlete to continue to perform after his high school days are over, even if he isn't a track super star. SJC Is the logical place to have a track with complete facilities for use by a ll the community for YMCA and A/LU recreational programs for people who want to sta y fit for Invitational track meets, both collegiate and high school and for becoming the logical pinnacle of track programs in local schools that have already proven the sport is very strong in this area, but there's nothing after high school. ~J — L - '- -. - - - - Ca.'e4 AA...... Va — .~ TALLAHASSEE, ha. ( AP) Planning for the golden years I 111-~ of retirement should include more than having enough . money to make ends meet, a I 4 state official Says. "There are many other vital qucztior they should consider" in planning for the after-65 , years, says EIit'4 Winograd, a state Division of Aging pee-re. : i. Urement specialist, Winograd, who says the averge person thinks of retirement ; 1! only In terms of financial Seuint, prit l w:LLs dzc. oping a seminar series manual on how to prepare prepare for retirement. The manual, distributed to hundreds of firms, state agencies, local governmets and colleges around the state, will be replaced shortly with an cxpnded secunJ ed;twn. H skrthe manual have ouw from all ovir the country and some from outside the Ufkd States, to-i, he said, j' "We don't try to tell people whattodo in M1rernent, we try tc tnake them pware of what Is _______________ Charlie Webb and Dave Miller. around Jumper and a breakway followed by Patterson's 20, but After getting a big first period steal Buchholz had closed to It was the all around defensive lead, maintain it. This is within 10 at 454, wit.'i 2:10 left play of everyman on the team exactly what Oviedo did as they in the third period. Cobb then that gave Oviedo it's upset battled the Bobcats to a stan- hit on three straight attempts victory. doff, with each quintet from the field, from the key, on Gainesville, fresh from an rei gstering ii points, a fast break, and a buzzer upset of their own, a 65-66 win The Lion's two outstanding beater from the corner. The over third ranked Ocala all around players, Patterson only offensive work for the Forrest, lost their sixth game and Leon Cobb accounted for all Bobcats during those two of the season, compared to 11 but one of Oviedo's second minutes was a Jump shot by wins. The Bobcats still remain quarter points, with Clennie Warren Jackson. in first place in the Big Sun gaining four more and Leon The fourth period saw the Conference, a half game ahead scoring six, the same as he did Bobcats come out roaring as of Ocala Forrest, In the first period, they poured In seven points as The win, the most prestigious The third period was more of opposed to only a couple of Cobb of the year for Oviedo, brings the same philosophy, get the foul shots, and there was st ill their mark up to 10-3, lead and hold it, as each team almost six minutes to go. gwirantles their state wide scored 17, allowing Oviedo to Cobb then sunk two more ranking, and makes them S maintain it's 14 point margin, pressure fouls and then stole since they have changed their After Patterson opened the the ball and went the length of style of basketball. scoring with another soft the floor for a lay-up Yartlett jumper from the key, Cobb put countered wi th a Jumper and at HERALD SCORE SOARD his offensive scoring machine the 3:45 mark Patterson drove FG TP in h:,h gear, and ;t became in for a bucket leaving Oviedu OVIE DO catb Gainesville against the 6-2 ahead by 11 and seerringly with , s forwar d, a comfortable lead. But, in the 8i'wdy Greg Yartlet was able to get next minute-and-a-half, inside for an eav tavun " C'nesvI'is' wu trii the next COiic dC toe score the Lions 7.2 and only Totals $ it court be beat the press again trail by six with over two OAiNE%V1LLE ,TP for an uncontested shot. At the minutes left on the clock, harflett s S 10 other end of the court Cobb hit Freddie Moore, who only Hrnon 7 S on to straight 20 footers, before scored six all evening, made a VarItt tO 0. 20 Ivan Merriman banged home couple from the charity line two baskets for the locals along then hit on a jum er at the 1:40 PrithIti ' £ with foul shot 23 is 05 mark It (mall - t the game Totals After Greg Yart.let pumped a away for the Uons. Lyman Team After Record —-' -'-i . By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent — , t, -. - e, . 01 . - But that's not the real mt involved, You me, for it doesn't - a .%~ - ,_ '. , ", I - . .. _____ . -- - : I -- " , - . - I ing . , J A - 11 _i,, ". i — Why Su ch -4 .__TPP-. _____ - ... -. - I // X — ' I[,)'%- ninth es an All-MnC'rie'.i:; U; sports cost? Well, that's too ambiguous, try again, tlow much does 12 A1I'Ames-Ican Junior Colkge Track awards cost? Not much If they come from Seminole Juni or College, it seems In three years SJC has come . UU ' b"'•"-' Ja Jei'tively Y season performance, by for outsthndingefforts at the national championships at an annual cost that has never ex ceeded $2,800, a sum that was used when the (earn was first - \ % I -_ It - service station do it, the old t, f - - - p # ___ ____ I - - -- - Spotlight t ' - Lri. 'W vq'/, ,- . - Page PA :--' _____ -- . 27, 1974 Sports - (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent January The Oviedo Lions blasted highly rated Gainesville Buchholz, 69-60, Friday night before the enthusiastic partisan crowd. Once again it was their new found lightning war that paved the way to the Irnpressive triumph, as they a •,• - - - ts Sunday, Lions Trim Buchholz opened up with an all court exploding for ZI points and press, while running at every limiting Buchholz to only nine. chance. During that critical eight Gainesville tried to counter minutes Clennie Patterson with full court pressure of their picked up 11 of his game total of own, but the Lions had no 20 Points, mostlY On &hDrt trouble handling it. Jumpers and tip-Ins, The first period was the big The second period also difference in the contest as followed the now familiar Oviedo forced the Bobcats into pattern of winning basketball six turnovers while they were as laid out by co-bead coaches po r , ' For Fifth Straight ~4: , I q -i . I., ,,~ ~ - lv -- Crisis S - I Fuel ..... 11 - . -• -- ' . ,/ / _. - - - LONG WOOD- A team of 10 Lyman High School cross country runners Saturday morning was running well one hour ahead of a world record 24hour marathon pace set by Lake Brantley last year, and confident they would (ring the new record to their school at the 5:30 p.m. competition time Saturday. As of 10 a.m, Saturday, the Lyman team of 10 runners who alternated since 5:30 p.m. Friday in the marathon, had gone 165 miles, just 45 miles short of breaking Brantley's record of 229 miles, Hound distance ace Torn Herron had also established a personal mark during the 24-hour run, besting Brantley star Henry Stanley's 5:01 time with a blistering 4:57 onemile, set during his 18th mile of running. Lyman had lost three runners during the long hours of darkness, and lost their pace until just before sunrise, bringiag their average up from 6-7 minute miles to 5:50 times earlier Saturday Coach Mike Gibson, who led his team of distance men to the record held by York, Illinois until May 21, 1973, voiced fears the Lyman rivals would take the title away from his Patriots by as much as 10 miles, He said, however, there will bea try later this year for a new mark by his team. hound Coaches Dave Huggins and Larry Baker, who have Herron, Kenny Doncan, Mark Bousquet, Dennis Burns, Jimmy Copeland, Glen Otto, Bruce' Caldwell and the three injured runners, James Mikell, Mark Hawley and Mark Swearingen running for the record said they were confident they would . - A" -, U" = ~=41_ - r, 4 ~ox ., ~ 111011111111F 111~ LYMAN'S JIMMY COPELAND Runs 164th mile Call or Drop By And Ask John Dickey About The New STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE . TIRES -. The revpiuntIcary tire designed for long distance and freeway. driving GUARANTEED For 40,000 Miles ALL SIZES AVAILABLE McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 405W, ' First Sanford 322-0651 - 'a �1r7I:rTIf i ----M ~ -- I -- = ___I_~a __ . -1 - -,~ ~ il li li l l i l il l- *i __ . " :,~ - .,: .,-~ 1,~ : : - - ~!~._ - , ! " .~~if . - 14, , - - —_- - ...:i:,t -,- - , ~4;~4,=~_ 7 ___,i__~ _ - 2 `;.. .I- f ! -- - . . ow— _____ - -- m--- - ____ - - __________ --____ - ,. - - •. _______ I, __________ - , ___________ -. . . 1- - _________ ( _______ _W_[L.. ________ _-n. . - . ____ . " . . /" _____ ______ ... -4 ' : ' : ,,- time the Eagles put one from Mike Anderson, two the match as much from that again this up 14 points without being second high point man with 14 by Mike Gorman and one by point, with 1.41 foll owed by a pack of others. Leroy Gorman. Near the end of the period the answered. Finally Oe%'eiand broke the OR1ND A red hurricane On the Lyman side Al Going into the second period Greyhounds were do by a 31. re maifllng ice with a 15 foot Jwni.r and at in the form of an Eagle ent to (Jee1and and Rai Wright things continued to get worse as 10 tall) first town and blew a sputtering je(J for the team lead with six opposed to better for the During the third eight minute 1:06 Randy Wright got his po th e new year. ints of Lyman offense off the court 63- points. Greyhounds. Anderson got the period the barge continued he final stanza was the only 32 in a Metro Conference game Wright saw limited action as first bucket followed by a period the Greyhounds were In that featured the return of Head Coach Rick Steinke was second stretching the lead to 18* * * Randy Wright. the game thanks to the efforts resting the senior in his initial 2. HERALD SCORE BOARD Wright came back but it did outing since breaking his hand of both Wright and a late LYMAN FT.A PT FO Mike Sims then made it 20-2 the Hounds little good as they against Edgewatcr December minute appearance by Carl consistantly failed to put the 18. with his first bucket of the night Clevela nd Goodson. and moments later the Lyman The Hounds slipped to 2-12 on ball through the hoop, RawIin 00 o especially during the ear ly Both coaches cleared the bench expressed a ver- cote I 00 2 the year before their Saturday R 3 01 going bench in the second half and balopinion and as cited for a confrontation wi th Oviedo JOIN CHERWA Herald Correspondent Guard Leroy Gorman was the B) _______________ - ,, £t,ç. \'-' 1 \, AtiIL I - ) ____ surprisingly the Greyhound technical foul. Leroy Gorman Up by a much as '24 In the and Anderson were still pouring offense picked up, outscoring first half and 35 in the second Edgewater In the final frame in the bu ckets when th e Hounds half, the Eagles dominated the 18-14. scored their second basket of entire game. The Hound ofthe evening ll:O3 into the game. At the start of the game the Lee Cole was the receipient of fensive shooters were hitting Hounds went for over seven anti the two markers w :;oaruYjgbteio Lahmer Gdu% the were only able to get to scoring The Eagles had run up Blue (lien cancelled the eight a 140 lead with less than a basket but the Greyhounds points throughout in the op riir ' nunut t p1 re htr (I up rtlir rnir'it '(f stanza before Andy Gidu.stilton consecutive points by Bernard Mike Ankrson led the a short jump shot. Wrjght and Al Cleveland. Af ter scoring department with only 16 In the first quarter the Eagles having attalnel such a largC ,vntcII rIei.e -. -. - , 1 1(111 : -D1#!' - a il 1? W I . - - . '' Wright, fl Total EDOEWATER &o,man, L. I .. :. ' . I 1. ~_;~-4AMWIXM;~ - 00 II 2 00 I - I -pt. LaMA& IV W .-. I , --.I ____ . - -. . - . -. .. . - - - 0 . -. , h . . - - 3_ 1. -.. . .. t10fl b.ahlm 0 00 0 Total " . 2 2 1 . ' ii 14 . Win Fabienne Serrat gae tarlier . % T.= - :,-. - ( 11 For 2nd St0*101t LOS ANGELES (AP) Notre Dame stage UCLA and college basketball's third - -: d of -. .----------a-,. a * --------------- -_ 14 *i~7W1 __....J ¶_? '. . Don't Get Caught Cold __ - -- . -- - !, Furnacewith CHICAGO — 1937 It's an extremely cold day in Chicago. The year is 19r, and E . a Future" be Inst lat on al i f experts. we're ln the monthbf December. Ifajfway around the world oflthe Yangzte River, an American gunboat, the Panay, has been at- I The Chicago Bears are the favorites. George Halas is their owner -co ach. His team features a boneyard tough line and punishing running backs led by Bronko Nagursid. Their opponen ts are the most ex ci ting team In pro football. The Washington Redskins have a passer named Sammy Baugh. No man In this game has ever moved his team via the airlan es as Bough moves these Redskins. When th ey get the football, exci ting th ings happen. IW R. rvsi.iw Phone 322-8321 . -- . __ .-: - ' — yards to talented Cliff Battles. The Bears better be ready to play pass defense. In the second quarter Bough leaves the game due to an injury and the Redskin offense becomes ineffective. The half ends with a 14-7 Bear lead. As the second half begins, bonfires in th e bleachers spring up as antifreeze measures. Despite the weather and an injured leg, Sammy Baugh comes back in the game. With the score 21-14, Bough fades to pass. He drills to Wayne Miliner down the middle and Wayne races to endzone icr a 77 yard TO. In the fourth quarter Bough hits Ed Justice in the flat, Justice streaks down th e sideline for a 35 yard score. Baugh's third touchdown pass proves to be the difference, Washington wins 28-21. Sammy Bough's final stats are 1701 34 passes for 352 yards. Today he and his teammates become NFL champions. . % D - -. It 7 -. Standings Friday Ni ght's Results THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division - tiji - -..,' All f -4 You Got -- New ,- By MURRAY ________ SLCOND. 34 D. )'31 , MIrt 5p,,fl, 541,JIHe * -' - U;ui!olFY--_á;iP*'J I I 06 ~ Buffalo 34 Ptrf,ti ?=. -#',-. 1-4 1 5$ - ., - ' ' New York - r..._ - Q. Can you tell me the names of the last pro football players elected to th e 11*11 of Fame I am particularly interest in Jim Ringo, the great center from Green Bay -Harry Hill, Newbury Park, Calif. The 1973 electees were Raymond Berry and Jim Parker of Ui e Baltimore Colts and Joe Schmidt of the Detroit Lions. The committee to select a new batch has already met. Almost a cinch to make It Is Lou Groza. 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GFCIA S',nday's Games PhUadelptii.q at Boston, otter - If you know of any young, energetic, knowledgeable black coach with aspitations for a head Job in the NFL, I know where there's a terrific opening as an assistant with a current NFL winner . THE Ralit, - NO RADIO 3344 Ab5ICI I fl.Y .r. ' There's a lot more to it than just playing 18 holes. I talked to Jack Nicklaus and he said, "It's easy to play every week if you're !-_'~ 1 not in contention. I played 18 tournaments last year and was at a emotion pitch for maybe 14 or 15. Lee Trevino went from 35 ~ I good to 20 tournaments faster than anybody I've ever seen." ro Hockey 7 W P P, ,(, - 't'" )1)74U (ITS. P By 0 MUHAMMAD ALI . . ' 11TH. SAL 1. 11, 71,30 14 " 11,11111 I York. after Standings * - -- _ . Neb. What you see is what you get. lie's a cool, confident young man and definitely hair apparent (both blond) to Jack Nicklaus. His whole world is bounded by golf. He's a devout Mormon who gIves 10 per cent to the church, who doesn't drink tea, coffee or wine, who has traveled all over the world and seen only the hotel and the golf course, who leaves dinner parties promptly at 9:30. But he sure can hit a golf ball . Q. has a startling quarterback ever had to miss a game because of laryngitis?-&-n Finnegan, Berkley, Calif. I'm sure. The most signifi cant laryngitis case that comes to fr --- mind was Craig Morton in the 1970 playoffs for the Dallas Cowboys. He not only had laryngitis but a sore throwing arm, and Coach Tom Landry sent in all the plays which led Dick Young to describe bum as being reduced to a butler silently serving the *' -. guests their hats. Along the same line I remember a No, 1 draft choice of the Browns, Bob Garrett, not making it because he Muttered. Q. How come professional golfers are always complaining about being forced to play too many tournaments? How much work Is It to play 18 holes of golf a day'-George Day, Pittsburgh, 1 3 744 Mw'4ave iwuouco Qv'n.e(i lIlt $43 N .. !1!11 a (33) $37101 NINTH 3-I C 31*1 WR4. Devil 130 Utah at Memph s - JACOBSON DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. Ph. 322.4712 0 JOE "Ift Sri 11) SON". , MANUEL LIVE HOME . Sion moths Diego :IucrkYaIat36sanA ____________________ w.I". * 3.S*d' Stty °" Q. Is George Halas getting his memoirs In order, like I've heard —Michael Mann, Chicago, Ill. TheseptuagenarjanPar,aBearhasflnallyconsentedtotellit all, collaborating with Chicago columnist Jack Griffin. But the problem is getting Papa Bear to sit down with his porridge. Even a hip operation last year didn't slow him up. The widower is gallivanting allover the map with his 65-year-old girl friend. Q. Johnny Miller looks like a plastic personality to inc. He never seems to smile. What's he like?- Carl Felder, Fremonet, Ill. FIFTH. (3-4). 0. 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Pacific Division Los Angeles 70 27 360 — --Golden St 2'J Seattle 23 33 III 1) _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Portland 19 30 399 •, ___________________________________________ Phoenix 19 31 .3*0 9 Sundays Games New York at Atlanta. after tOfl ________________________________________ Detroit at Chicago, afternoon K&na,at Citv.flrriu ih t p,,,,., 3 -4ii~. peeled off but the middle of the day has been slow, action early a nd late. La th from the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch wen t on a deep sea fLihing tri p aboard the " White 2'Wid the story of the ir experiences appea rs in the magazine section of t he Herald this Sunday — I'S GO SHING! S()KC Results Pro Cage II - - irregular. 'llie big whiting are taking live shrimp with the hea(6 ---- -- 4 " %. Lj they are reeling him In with out to:) much trouble when suddenly line started zinging out then went slack. The struggling bass looked like a ta sty morsel to a b gar or possibl y a gatcr and the fisherman brought in only half the fish. Specks hit in good fashion last F riday, Sat urday and Sunday in Lake Jessup but by the middle of the week, they _ -"' 3. T 4I trout) are striking plugs but in limited numbers, eight to 10 being the most landed by any one person. The pier operator, Merle Keller, says a few scattered sea bass are hitting bL4t who landed fLilf a bass. The b-w struck, the angler started '- and evenings off Main Street Pier. Some weakrM (silvrr Wekiva River Haven had similar reports but George Cheney, proprietor of the camp mentioned one fisherman ______ , Plug casters are finding the blues "hot" early mornings taken by visitors to Camp Seminole. _________ T1TI IN a 7-Ohook,he cast into the bigswirl and tied Into the mowter. redbreast, catfish, bream and some big specks have been -- $!' welcomed and he will give accurate, up to the minute In. formation. We had news of a 25-pound redf isii landed in the surf near New Smyrna recently by Mr. and hits. Chattel of Sanford. And blues — everywhere! Surf , piers, bridges, inlet and river, anywhere you throw a bait in salt water there is a bluefish waiting. In fact, Barry Schreiber at the "FfahIn' Hole" Bait and Tackle Shop in Da ytona theorized that bridge fishing in the area had slowed down somewhat because the blues won't give other fish a chance to rea ch the bait. Small sheepshead are biting around the pilings but trout ha ve been on the sca rce side. Popper type plugs ha ve been doing well a rou, th e High Br idge and Tomoka Ba n with several nice strings 01 trout Landed. Around Oakhill the good fishermen are Finding some big trout but they are having to hunt for them. One' over the ten. pot rk nrtd an evr! re In the ri2 Pound range. Offshore, the biggest single catch in ma ny months came in to the Light House Marina — a 370 pound blue marlin. Couldn't get the name but the big one was taken by a sportsman around Twelve Fathoms. Spotting some sma ll dolph in six ing, he had landed a few when he noted a huge ge comotion In the water. Using one of the small dolphin for bait on 7be Wekiva River bass have slowed down somewhat but _______ -- hard to predict. Ile suggested that a call to him would be listed. - e Cage - " rK' JVSStumbl In Second Period eight and many other cat6es; of six to eight per boat were The worst (or best) trick of the week concerned Dick Mower and his fishing panther of the day, Larry Miller. The two had boated near the limit on shad and Just as Dick revved up his motor to heid in, l.irry yelled, "hold it, I've got one on!" Dick, i ns tead of slowing down, rammed it f ull throttle, Larry hung on until Dick finally slowed down, but every time the fish was brought near, Di ck would speed up aga in. In The 15,000 dedicated football fans are huddled In the 15 degree wea ther to see the NFL championship footba ll game. UTHERN shad. We heard a rumor to the effect that "floppy" (ailed to lump on the head from a fishing rod for losing the fish. to look almost as bleak as the weather here at Wrigley Field. SO river several times this week pulling In some good sized boat! Blue gills and bream are hitting In Lake Monroe for those anglers who don't mind getting their feet wet. Many people are wading on the sand bar in front of the sea wall and bringing In good strings of brea m in this manner with wo rms and crickets doing the job. Fred Sweet also noted many sha d were caught aI the sea wail Tuesday as a run of them came In close to shore, The de votees of bank fishing along the lake front are taking a few bass on medium sized shiners, The best speckled perch catches which Fred noted came from the Nor th East si de of the power pla nt on live minnows, Al though no co nt est is running on shad at th e present time, t Brooks at Lemon Bluff is still keeping records. Pat listed catches this week as follows: General Snyder and Stewart Dent had 34 with seven of them roe. Dave Paulk, Starke ann Lannie Thompson of C,ainevil!c, 1ive with r; J . T. Cantor and wife of Eustis, 10-9 roe Charlie Till and Billy Tyler, Orangeburg, S.C., nineseven. Witham Tvleç I T.vit cf C'rar.eburg had nine. Another pair of visitors from the same town, Henry Foby and Joe Hodges scored wi th 11. . Sanford and wife 01 Daytona landed 15. Sam Harris and Mr. Griffith took a string of 12. The Elbert Haberson party from Deltona boated net one after his wife brought it up to the boat and he got a tacked by the Japanese. The international situation Is beginning ~ OPPORTUNITY for -- __________ Furnace wont let you down, whatever the is " - ______ -', - -. VLJW1 "Game of the Year" tonight but / .. — for Bruin Coach John Wooden -.it's only the most Important used game Marts at 11:30 p in, Tommy Curtis over the upset ---___ is~ game this week. EDT. stomach he had Friday night, . -"This Is not a grudge match In earlier so-called games of said Wooden, who relieved Cur.-..:•,4 . ..•... -we have with Notre Dame," the year, UCLA beat then No. 2 tls with senior Greg Lee. -:. Wooden said after his 14-1 North Carolina State, 84-66 and But if Bill Walton, Keith WilBrulns routed Santa Clara, 96- blew an 11-point lead at Notre kes&Co. need extra firepower, "FAST BREAK 54, FrIday night at Pauley Pa- Dame, also then rated No. 2. Wooden is certa in to call on EAGLE JLJi- S • I. yuan. "To us, the next most Before each of those games. Johnson, just as Phelps has a ... While Andy Gidusdives for ua important game on our ached- Wooden pointed to the Impor- freshman of his own In Inc (Herald Photos by John Cherwa) ule Is the confence game lance of the Pacific-8 chain- wings. — against Southern Cal next plonship which would qualify Last week, when UCLA went week." the Bruins for a shot at an ahead by 14 points, young Ray UCLA takes a one-game win- eighth straight NCAA title. Martin took over at point guard rung streak against the Fighthonestly expect us to beat and In the final minutes played Ing Irish, the team that broke Notre Dame," said Wooden, a big role in Notre Dame's the St-game winning streak last "lxii I also thought we would pr essing defense. Saturday, 71-70, at South Bend, beat Notre Dame last week. I In other college basketball I Ind. don't expect any runaway, but I games Friday, No. 10 Long Coach Digger Phelps brought don't think we'll have the same Beach State rolled by UC-Irvine his top-ranked Noire Dame difficulties we had back there," 8248, No. 19 New Mexico, 13-3, squad, 12-0, to Los Angeles late Seventeen-year-old Marques defeated Wyoming 9168, ORLANDO- Held to one forcing the shots to be taken perfect execution on both sides Friday afternoon but they spent Johnson, a 6.foot.51 freshman zona beat Brigham Young 93-91, point in the second quarter the from outside and thus more with an important factor being the evening somewhere other forward, was showcased Texas-El Paso edged Colorado Lyman jayvee cagers dropped shots were missed. The initial the Greyhounds missed ten of 14 than Pauley Pavilion, where against Santa Clara, hitting 10 State 53-52, and Stanford tlir second game in a row eight minutes saw only five shots from the free throw line. the Bruins recorded their 59th of 11 shots for 20 points in a clobbered Denver University while being trounced by buckets, three by the Eagles Another problem Coach Tom consecutive homecourt relief role. 108-62. Edgeweter's junior varsity 41- and two for the Hounds. Lawrence encountered was the 30. It was during the second ability to have a "working" period when the game turned combination of "big men." The second quarter spelled Into a lop-sided affair, Behind Throughout the evening disaster for the baby Hounds as the four points of Holmes the Lawrence was shuffling Vance, the bucket seemed to have a lid Edgewater crew outscored Dan Thornhill and Glenn on It for the Longwood five. Not Lyman 2.-I. MacDonald. even the prowess of two new The remainder of the game Fun To Be Ahead Padres Get Rich Jayvee cagers was enough to was purely academic as both SAN DIEGO (AP) — For five years, the SAN DIEGO (AT') — A big smile spread overcome the "cold hand" of sides saw free substitution. The San Diego Padres have been a baseball the Greyhounda, across Tom Kite's face. game was marked by less than team operating on a shoestring. No more. "It's fun to be leading, isn't it?" lie "You can't buy superstars but it's a * * * Touted as one of the best asked after pulling away from close friend comfortable feeling to be operaGng with HERALD SCOREBOARD outside shooter in the county and old foe Ben Crenshaw In Friday's an owner worth $500 million," club presiClyde Hudson joined the baby second round of the 1170,000 Andy PG FT.A PT LYMANJV dent E.J. "Buuie" Bavasi rioted Friday. Hounds In time for Friday's Hudn Williams-San Diego Open golf tournament. 6 0 I 12 He spoke at a news conference angame. I-fe had been working c.oe 1 00 2 Kite, a 24-year-old tour sophomore who 1 2 00 nouncing purchase of the club by Ray A. with the team longer. The other Fa rris is seeking his first professional victory, TODAY'S JOB MARKET REQUIRES THAT YOU POSSESS A SKILLThornhill 0 21 2 Kroc, 71-year-old chairman of the addition was Phil Vance who IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT1 HERE'S YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY broke out ofa tie with Crenshaw for the top Chipo 3 75 McDonald's hamburger chain. The sale is was appearing on the varsity 1 00 2 vance TO EARN MONEY AND LEARN THAT SKILL AT THE SAME TIME. spot and established a twostroke lead over is Totals 4-14 30 subject to National League approval. squad earlier this year, his former University of Texas teammate LymaniV 4 115 IO-)O Kroc said reports of a $12 mill on sale with a second round 70, two under par. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION PG PTA PT EdqeatIrJV price were "in the ball park." The Eagle's James PHOTOGRAPHy That sent him into the last two rounds Emil C. Araholt Smith paid $10 million for the was the games top scorer with over the 7,047-yard 3outh course at the 0 0-I Fem COMPUTER PROGRAMMING expansion franchise In 1966 but ran the eight buckets for 16 points. Holmes I CO 16 Tcrrey Pines Gold Club with a 135 total, CARPENTRY I 0 1-2 Irvine Padres on a tight budget as his own Lyman's Hudson tallied 12 nine under par. 74 Tillman 3 financial troubles mounted. Last year po in ts all from the field. WELDING 3 14 MUller X-RAY TECHICIAN Smith was forced from control of the The first quartet of action II 9.13 41 ya Bradley Leads Round Edq.w,Ver iv 6 17 13 10 Al keystones of his financial holdings, US found tth teams in a zone this AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MIAMI (AP) — Pat Brdlley of WestNational Bank and Westgate-Calilornia ELECTRONICS ford., Man., has led a field ofli women to Corp. SHEETMETAL WORK qualifying spots on the Ladies Professional With no television contract, low radio DENTAL TECHNICIAN Prep Scores Golf Association tour. revenues, a limited farm system and little Miss Bradley fired a one-under pm 72 money to buy players, the Padres have THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pompano Beach IS, Oforliod CONSTRUCTION MACHINIST Monticello Jefferson C 77, O-Mh 74 Friday to finish a 54-hole qualifying finished last every season arid never have -i.'r i rthr, Cc 66 I-ott lrani'- an 14. tour rment at Kend4le Lakes golf course drawn more than €44,UUO fans. Greenville 10, Trenton 34 HollywoodSouth Browarci 61 LITHOGRAPHER in Miami with a 2, But Bavasi predicted the ownership TELETYPE OPERATION /REPAIR Detand 71, Sanford 53 - Fori LavderdaI 51 Thomat 69, Jacksonville Tect'nicat 71, RiifllI M i ami Curly 60 Jan Thomas of Sydney, Australia, was chnj would rouse the club out of its 65 Fort Lauderdale Pincr,st 74, four strokes back in second plw with 0. dol&-tuns. HaslIngi 57. .Jackonvilli UnI- M*nl Oade Chriitian 1$ IN RETURN FOR FOUR TO TEN MONTHS OF YOUR TIME, YOU CAN Judy Meister at Erie, Pa,, finished third "It looks like we'll be able to revive the yersify CPu i?ian ij Fort Lauderdale Mills 91. Indian ACQUIRE THAT SKI LL WHICH ISNECESSARYTO MA Orange Park IC, St, Augustine II franchise with this man's spirit and Riv*r Aiademy $4 at 235, one stroke in front of Mary Wolfe 01 KE YOU Jaktonv,ll Kenny 43, West Browa'd CPristlan 33. 6.11. Glade COMPETITIVE IN TODAY'S MARKETPLACE. THE NAVY OFFERS Portla nd, Ore., and Kathleen Welsch of St. money," he salt "You can pick up Nassau 31 C?wistian SO SIXTY-FIVE SKILLS. NO LONG COMMITMENT. CALL NOW secondline players to fill gaps without Jo.cph. Mo., was fifth at 238. 10r1 Lauderdale Dillard 99, Pensacola Catholic 14, Panama TO SEE II' YOU CAN QUALIFY FOR THE PROGRAMOF You hesithtlon. In the past nr Lad to hesitate," 93 'ocr I) M,clwle Walker f ('htham, England, C CHOICE, CALL 898. NAVY AND ASK ABOUT THE FOUR TO FOrt Lai'erdaIe Nova 77, Parama City Bay 60. Choc 'We're giing to give 'em bell," thJ Debbie Rhodes of High Point, N.C., Denise TEN PROGRAM t-4tlywo HIlt 69 tewtatchte SI Kroc, a lifelong baseball fan who has tried Bebcrnes of Santa Maria, Calif.. and Fort Lauderdale $7. Anderson 77 TaIl&anee GooDy ii, Panami nearly a decade to buy the Chicago Hotly-wOod Chaminade 19, Fort City Ruthrfçrd 73 Kathy Postlewalte of Sylacusga, Ala,, all JAMES WRIGHT La*derdaiC Gibbons IC Pensacola Woodham it. Es Cubs "I would hope the fans would want tie-i with final scores of 239 rnrrar 71, 14 Ilwccd ?.'a 7 ci!mb U.S. NAVY RECRUITING BRANCH STATION out-of-town gaines to be televised,'' he Jerilyn BriL' of Luverne, Min. and Artt- ur 11 M#tton 60, Ouncy Srant If EXECUTIVE BLDG. RM. lOS PH. 898-3391 said, "1 would be satisfied with an att Cocoa Plu$ Creek Si. Fart Cassandra Freenw of Costa Mesa, Calif ., ChaVtahocPll'e SI, Gracevllle 10 2520 N. ORANGE AVE. lauoerdale Pipt 37 (liount%t**n 6), Ufi%toI 61 tendance of 750,006 thIs coming season. I tendance each shot 240 totals o round out the qual. V. South Plantation Cottortdalo li .%ltha 39 Coog.r City ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32601 -hope we can grow from there."_ifyin' field. 50 Mariai 60, Port Si. Jca 57 ., -. T?1 * - * '- I: ., triumph. Wooden said Johnson, who The homecourt advantage admits to defensive shorthelps make UCLA a 14-point fa- comings, won't start tonight. or1te to regain No 1 billing In "We will start our regular the polls The na tiona lly tele- team against Notre Dame If - S -* . . S * *---* Serrat was clocked one min- L ?..& I -' i I to Austria's Anne. utarie Proell , who had wrapped up the Individual crown a day . - -I French skiing team its first - .- fl: * 'a. potiight - - had slowed down. Dan Campbell landed his limit in two-anda-half hours Saturday, Clement Rye, his wife and mother-inlaw put 90 in the boat, Lonnie Hyatt and Ralph Jennings caught 50 and another take of 50 was reported by John Rogers and Bill Bach. Lowell Hilcy, camp operator, looks for the specks to be back on the beds by this weekend but, as with all fishing, it is spite of all the horseplay, Larry finally put that shadi in the landed one which hit the scales at eight pounds 14 ounces. All these bass were taken on black artificial worms. Fishing around the pilings at Osteen Bridge with a "NoAlibi" jig, Wiblert Willia ms hooked a small chub. As he started to bring it in a bass weighing eight4nd4lalf pounds gobbled up the small 11th and Wiblert really had a battle 011 hlshands. 1lelandedthebIgonealongwjthspecks. 28 Ralph Coulliette and party had fine luck on the bass in the Hat Bill area this week. Trolling close behind the boat with silver "Cather" spoons, they landed 15 according to Don Smith. Robert Harvey and his dad, H. L., used "Millie's Jig" to take 20 speckled perch th en switch ed to "Rapa la " plugs to land six bass, I discovered a new (to (o me, that is) taste treat this week -smoked shad. Bob King has them for sale; Bill Hill does the smoking. It takes a lit tle more "pickin" to get the 'flit but the flavor t llicious In this part of theriver, "Thczhadare like mad" was the way Shirley King, wife of the camp operator put it when we called (or fishing In mikori The !' running is nigh and all boats are scor ing. Speckled perch have been plentiful In the deep holes along the river bends and me bream action Li starting. "Hoppy" Hopkins and wife have been seen along the &_ . - 11 a three-and-a-quarter pounder and his Dad, Hoyett Ingle iii - -I ____ I,- * BERNARD WRIGHT AIMS FOR BUCKET Former jayvee Hound shoots for varsity ___ I ( 5m% — ____ ____ , I~ ___ Fourteen-year-old Joanne Cocyman of Merritt Island proved to be quite an angler as she bested a five-and-a-half pound bass last Saturday near the Osteen Bridge Fish Camp. Another terrific strike slammed the rod against her chest almost knocking her breath out, but that one broke her 20pound test line. Young Kurt Ingle, fishing in the same party, scored with ,j Lands Large ass B At Osteen Teen I -. 7 After Terrific Fight orase an d Tim Simons '-'uvti Sunday, Jan. 27,1974-11A T e Sanford Herald h —9 FO FT-A PT French - I 02 an, M :lk, 'y 0 1 2 I 4 2 0? . 1 7 32 13 ____________________ - .- r 2 I4t 1 2 00 Br i t ton one half minutes of play before - 00 Cold Hounds Fall To Eagles — __________________________________________ - -. .. - - — _ . 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I Ja ycees o . 4 I f# ~ #% , 24z ir HPt.3 $179.44 11 Cldef Justice Vassar Carlton Of the Flacida Supreme Court retires next month, In the fol lowing roundta ble tnterIew with 'flit Associated Press, be discusses some of the court's and problems accom — _ .,, i , - I: ' Sunday, January 27, 1974 *11114111 ' • 133 I. IOSINSOPI n-' - .a - ,_(•' '.- ' . I 1)? , -- "- . . r d . B) LIZ MATUIF UX Herald Correspondent -- . :1 ~_ I .;.!rIr. _______ UUAIC 1. Mark Alan Cliburn exchanged r tw_, `__ __ - _____ . . I'l ,_. \ " 1\-, , , , L., I " ______ 'A "', ~L , - ~ III I 1%I ! J L - f / l. i~_/2,-1 - I '. - \\\\\ - N . \"\ \ I \ I .. .1 '1~ I ri tP. \ . - __ _____ \ - ..-. ' 2 BELTS OF _____ '7 ,./l /, I/ /~/ ~ /i / . - il` e 7 , ,I,,. // I ____________ Li 1/ .,' - k\ , /e , I I .., l %6 .,,I.. I . 11, A,I I i$ j . % III , ` L 4 PLIES . 1. I . . I . L, "I _-, IS 1 S- . OF POLYESTER "I . I £ W number of CASeS About two months ago, the Supreme Court kind of followed our outline Ofl 9 the state obscenity rules Q. Would you place your decision upholding the state death By JERE MOORE JR. penalty law up very high on Associated Press Writer your list? TALLAHASSEE,Fla. (AP)k -. /40 P02,676 it A. These are wriong the Chief Justl1cle Vassar Carlton of things that have been bugging the Florida SupreI Court says u.smthe state for some time Of the new state court system is course, they have not been functioning smoothly. decided stifl it is not decided Carlton 61, who retires Feb auntil the U S Supreme Court 28 was responsible for ft. rules on the matter. change to a two-level court s sQ. What about since you have which went tern under articleS been chief Justice ' into effect in January 1973 A. I took over at the time the Another accomplishment of law says the chief justice is rethe Supreme Court, he said, iis VASSAR CARLTON sponsible for administration of the trial rule which al.Cefjustice Article S which is quite a chore an pe r s o to deiows ?ccusect n mand a trial within 60 days and entitled to a speedy trial within within IWIL During the time requir" it be held within 180 a certain period of Ume in ac- that I have been in, we have had days. nee es. oil • But CarRots said judges need will f ind in checkIn, throughout from the old system to the new to be paid more. One announced the state we have speeded up system and we have instituted etirement is that justice and people are truly what we call a cam disposition reporting system. he can receive $31,942 in getting their speedy trial. retirement pay compared with - ~~ ~~~Iio~ ,_, - I., ,,, ' . . • / f . % -- ..-.,/1.\ , - ---- . r' -----' -b ____ I C C r t: C C 1! 0 . C a Q. During your rive years on II decisim of __ - Of M , M , pinpoint whatlssigrilflcantln theeyesof a lot of people, but there're several things that have been done since I have been on the court that I think have been of importance. dl ye su N 0. I 1111111 -' bw co made news throughout the country was our speedy trial -. _. 2:: .• ....J•... tSaIe Plus 11.95 - - L-- - -- _~ - .--J1' 'wi-_T' ' 35.96 - 1 . I C - - -Se Habla Espanol Jack SURVIVOR ' - 350 - W'I I - Sanford 323-7600 or 322-1481 W areis because of the act we too. I have caused tkie sKedy vials, Winter Park Orlando 644-8916 After Business Hours 322 - '.. 1 W -- '' --' i ___ - - SaI 1944 MOst , '! - ;' / (",,.. Ill ~'. ) . .- - __ 7 Ill = 8cyI American cars-Reg 3033 . ___ , . - With trade in - . . I -_...,, 25% off batteri Save 1 Aftillm - r-_ Electronic ignition servIce at ccmparable prices Safety-performance inspection included at no charq - J.r •1 ., 1~ 29 NF o it most American cars - I 1. - - ____ M __ - ~= __ __ - __ 1 - __ - - - __ ___ ~ __ __ ~_ ;- - ~_A3111111111101111 -0 - . ..-- ______ _____ - - - - a. -- . - t~~ - - ' '-. ~~ 7~0 ~IM ~- -------------~ -- i- =~. =--- 4ui~j - I ' - _I_ - ~-_____ - - - - - - - JCP -. ,- auto center VW11W w ,& know what you're looming for i Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney'm Open Ba.m. 1`11 9P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Phone 323-1310 - 1 — H t- - ar - - _ -_ V__ _ _ . ________ __ --. - ,- . MRS, MARK Ab%N CLIBUR . . Nee Linda (;au 0111ff - . ____ ,j I. - __ r-- Fr3 i - - : '- --: •- - - -..... - - I r - - -._-I iE - . ~=_ IIIIi 05920MERMINSSOM — ws The wedding will bean evurit of Feb. 17. at 3 p.m., at Praire Lake Baptist ('hurh. Ftrr I';tr Mi trrI1 and relatives i ars- Ili% II['k'd to itt"'.1,41 . . Engaged to Jerry Higgins - -- 6 ~~_311`- - --- ~& -' _____ i'i rIt.' I (Ifrsl't. II whiti iiiini.iture carnations Title reception site was Tail O' the Fu Clubhouse at Foicrolt Winter Park. The couple l.:reeled their guests before a nked with standing black wrought iron candelabra decorated with red velvet bows the .intit'uquetsof red roses .ini \ holul.i' dci or prevailed including a Christ .is tree and lights from tins .itttl candles were the only' illumination. - ,. , 4,'\ A .- . i - - - -- ___ IL i, 44 . =' ` _. . 1 . z 1I . . - ~ I ,. : .~ - "* Is \ 1~~ j ,.1. 5 ~ I \\ - 11 J .. 01 ,I . ~ . white ruffled net extending to it floor an triimn at the four corners %%ith miniature r II nioesnnan. * uouquet.s w iic %%ere placed on the table. The hree tiered wedding cake was ced in white with tiny green prigs of holly and topped %ith . , sdusteroRthttewedding bells Scirved with the cake were assorted canapes Hunts and . served from two cut glass Ii i)tf%i, Is di eitht r md of thi. hiblt V \ ! i \ I - J h- . I MR. AND MIM TIMOTHYMA SULLIVAN I IkIhir r .w:i tksigned iclt'nitit.,l to thit honor at %rs lillian M Sind,sir LAdS rbor toot of the bride wore s length goml of emerald green tendant's in rvil %elvel and titp ol klilm.1I 0vallipagile a 1111 velvet, lialston design. It carried nosegays of miniature Ijil(I inviallir 1hreads. A featured a scoop neckline with .srn,dinins lipped to iis.akti istait lung Chanel iksigis jacket high-waisted bodice and full A. t1wil- L-ovill's will, white button atid I.:old accessories com. line skirt whici extended tot" a IlIlPIiLs .itid red streamers. pleted her ensemble, accented 11140(lifted train. 11w bell-sh,aped 11est man was Arthur Olson, by a mrsage of miniature white full length sleeves were Wiiitt'r Park, and usher, carnations tipped I' match her Irlillilled with a wide ba - nd of gro-jinsinen ~%erc the griioin's I.iiwn. a iwiu t4ltlK'rs h(t'iuild Sullivan Irish lace and she nosegay of miniature car. 'l ('hiucagi' and Thomas The bride's grandmother. tLatlt'fl.S lipped lit uusatch hiet Sullivan, (toni Muitnestita \lrs. I .''uuse (. Knowles if h.othi >,ei harcn (,ri'iorv • _.-,_~.T_ Mrs. Don A nti) Reynolds and ul Karen P. G'veoroly Is s erved I Imiuring were Mrs. 1I Mitli"lli"lillid of 1I " - - ,j. The bride's table was uverlaid in white with a skirt of . --- I in - - I nd ___ _.. __ -.-I!-- -_ _~ . - ":ntt:.': (hit' bride's ts"3 r. and Iloatnu liostcsses wcr( of i Jiecomes BI'l(Ie Of -- Philip Ray Moore ide I)NMrs IN,iwlas Stoll. Crv~,orli*, George Hanlon, All three were wcrt. ditributetI to flit Miss Karen Patricia gladioli and murns with ade It Mrs Earl (iregor) Lake Mary Columns potted palms one nests became the bride (4 Philip Rat arch candelabrum with 'white TI,Ji- toupit- left b~I planc for a S10I son of Rev. and Mrs. cathedral tapers and two spiral %ilvilditig trip lis Mexico John Moore. Greenville, N.C,. candelabra with fohagi. anid i i%t.ipiilcii MttR'.' City and Jan 19 1974, at 7:30 p.m. at white tapers Family pews ding lit Central Baptist Church, Sian. were marked with white satin th Iozcroft Apartments in ford ribbon and nosegays of various %Vllltcr Park. Officiating clergymen tit the color vaitiellias and sprigs of 'I hi irioui is a professor at candlelight, double ring foliage . 11w G-liege 44 Eitlucation al ceremony, were the Rev. John Given I by her Flor Technultigical Moore, ufather of the groom) father, the bride wore a formal Universit y and the bride is a assisted by the pastor, Rev. Bob length gown of all-over ehsn. tLaIIIII III the English l.0 Mrs Darrell (;rieme. filly lace fashioned in a bouffant . .w1wit, Mrs, flat tiered silhouette. The biodice pIIIIIS ;uuid emerald green Mrs. u Eleanor) i'ru p'lyt'ster enst'auubk with IlIlhi Sehi'ol. in Forest City. 'Uhitunius Butler, of Fort Meyers. was closely fitted to a natural -,treamers. 0ul 4110,will guests caii ie friii i t presented an appropriate waistline banded in satin rib. Sullivan, wore a formal length black aucc.-iisiones and corsage IIWI, iii soft beige with ''1 white 111111lattire sarnittitins, Chicago, III.. St Paul. Minn. program of nuptial music. Bridesmaid and matron, Miss bon. Chantilly self-ruffles edged Sherry Frink -it Winter Park. rhampagne pleated uhiffon ImilI silk floral pritil dresIs aml surrountlitw liowns lit Church decorations included ktr1 and Mrs. Karen Itevnol(1s, sleeveless s w eater wills matching brown at. Central Florida i ('ont'd on Page 2-81 two arrangements of white and a _. - ~~_, MARYFRANCES LYONS ___ -W - . inarciun' band lie ttended Florida TechnoIogid University, attends Seminole Junior Cohege and is employed - .- o Glastonberry Rd., Maitland. Born in Winter Haven. the bride-elect is the grand. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hart of Sanford. Me is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School where she pirticiptd in the DCI Program and VOF. Secretarial.Miss Hart is employed as assistant bookkeeper at Winn-Dixie, &.igwooa iiet fian ce , who was born in Fayetteville. N C, is the grandson of James K. Meadows of Ocala. He is a 1971 graduate of Lyman high School where he ,, 1' - Mead .\fr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Han of Beardall Avenue, Sanford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Miss ['atricia Anne Hart to Kent Newsom Meadows, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Meadows, 1519 - siffi. iii DeLand. Hice bags his daugntcr as matron if lson,or She wore a formal - - j it veils iiiantill.i,i of('hantillylac I I bridal fs f red roses, white bution anti miniature carnations accented b% Ix-idal streamers. s&rtd i - I . r F tigaged to Kent N. Meadows I. . I- -_- X . ___ M .-__ _. . . V-_ amuM --- Ag— : - ---- - _.__E~i=~__ .- . - , - ,~,,` -- .: - 7- -.I . _--a-Z___1 .r. - - - - ~k~~~ . ~ - M__ . - rJ,fFF Save 4 5 Reg 17 95 Sale 13 39 -, 11~ - - Survivor 36 six volt battery. sizes I and 19L. Resistor plugs slightly higher. ~ I - ---1- - -__ ~ _____ I - ~-_ ___ W~_-z fmy 20 15 Sale 1569 Survivor 36 Our low cost 12 volt battery that gives reliable performance. Ideal for the low mileage motorist. i site 27,44, b— C-M - nylon with featuring a square neckline, lace IxxIice and long bouffant sk-eves with matching 01,111- k k _-_ _ ~ - __ __ I - length gown (4 -' - S e 23 44 A 111F 1) , k1`1 I r ,rjipr' - . a, 0 i f - _______________ 74 V ~ " -- - _-1- . ;. _ , I— - - t-1 - --- = .. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hay announce the engagement of their daughter Caroline Elizabeth Hay, to James A.Gergly, !on of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gergly Jr. of Gary, W. Va. The bride-elect is a 1970 graduate of Seminole Ifigh School and was an active member of the newspaper staff, Drama and French Clubs and of the MarcWng Seminoles. Vd ....00....t. .,, -..-College where she served as a Senator on the Student (,oernment and was an active member of the newspaper, magazine staff, and the Drama Club She is now a Junior .it F.T.U. Majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology. Her fiance isa 1971 graduate of West Virginia University where he received his B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering and is presently employed in th, Orlando. Final wedding plans will be announced at ,i later date. and a topiary tree of holly and w lute candles. Given in hflk.rthebndeh h ______________ _. 1W'__11._- --.f -. ______ - —-1. '. . — , . _M~, -_ _. 1 I . -VT5 -_~F, ~z- : Hay- Gergilly traditional Christmas decor with two baskets of gladioli, : fi 3 28 L:__~~ ~ __ __ ør . I. Engaged to Ja tiles A. GergIN Sullivan, 7N7 liortensc- Ave., 3.07 Most 6 cyl- American cars-Req, 25.33 .... 'i Special weekly Mal l CAROLINE ELIZABETH HAY I •hliot Kriowks lily Court tIU V-6" 4 V~ . ofSanford. Tile groom is the son - _ _ , ,I I., '', i -_ - 47.95 - _________________________________________ -A !~ -K ~ t . t-,- _ - 1 -. A d`t ~_ -__T_ -1 - _~ Ir -, ! . ~_ -7 1;-= =~_.-_rl;~_ ~ . I . t .. - . __ ~. .__ ~. ~~ . - -- =0 Desiring." The bride is the daughter i1 (liarlotte Woodbury Knowles, s--- ___._ I led ____ ~ ,-- _____________ 'r-'.-(i .. ...... - I__ _______________________________ 4 n-_ . Reg. - _____________________________________ — 2 !-' Tire si ze - I -_______ Whitewall tubeless. I. - I. i ' crowded dockets in the various When a man is charsed, he is " . . ii I _. ta - - - - ' pact. has gotten rid of the over- .'.. Li / BY THE DAY - WEEK - MONTH I c — o trade-in n required 11m up Pinto*i%Iaveric -i ustang 41 Tormo and Ftffl Sim Fords cometri and pledge the bosxis in ' .-.... JCPenney steel belled fire in the wide 78 series profile. Four full plies ol polyester cord with two bells of steel, wrap around Ifead design, Save on tune • restrictions by our ruiings, we have allowed a comnuritY to 'i . - -' . 4 .- a Uie local trying to accomplish certain Matters for development. .. - . Reg. 21.33, Most 4 cyl. American cars. We will install new points. plugs, for industrial bonds which had twen hampering counties and which has been quite helpful to certain areas. 4 .-I - .- .•..•. .•.. ft,J NI - . . 11 PIUS 267 te'J tiz Req 42.95. Saw 10.74 49 95 46 49 .- H78-15 -------.-.12-------—_ - - 37 ____ '4046 13495395 17815 a dustrial ?yyjs needed for corn• rnJrthy dt'.i.lunimnt \ u. zua recall that for approximately 25 years bef ore I cam on the .. -. ':- #_ the restneuve approach to in- ,. i- G78-15 st. I .. -- - k it ft's ru p I -. - - VfYiJ < k" 1')/ / J • #1. - JACK ft , - - . ___________ .. TracAo,A/- Knotcles fVeds T. J. Suffivan, lr',~,._/ / "I.I.-f - ,, . / ,/ /' / I i '/" ' -..V.. - \ . I -?: ..r-!1/ - __________ - -' - ___ --.--..ZL,_ Double Rintr Ceremony ~ . .- . i I — // -, " / ,jr 1 __%~ - - 0 " WW __ - - seven cathedral length white shower of satin ribbons and cind1es. The standards were pink and red rosebuds. augmented with garlands of Miss Cindy Parker was the white baby's breath, greenfems maid-of-honor and she chose a and pink sweetheart rose floor length gown of fern green buds centered with large white velvet which featured a high satin bows, neckline. long tapered sleeves Twin epergne arrangements and a yoke of ivory lace with of white chrysanthemums, matching trim on the sleeves white tapers, red rose buds and and neck. She wore a looped statice flanked the sanctuary, bow in her hair which was inand the communion table held terspersed with sprays of the three candles which were candlelight-sprayed German later used in an impressive MaLice arid centered with a ceremony signifying the union single red rose bud and carried I of the bridal couple with Christ. a Colonial bouquet of red ti QV The prie dieu of white sweetheart roses, German wrought iron and leather was statice and English ivy. adorned with cascades of Elaine 011iff, niece of the (,ypsofilia and fern and white bride,seredasflowergtrl Her satin bows The family pews gown was identical to that of the Mssslraccy L&ehnowlesand wer e designated by fluffy white honorattendantnndshearried bows and csergreens an ivory garden basket filled Tiiiiottiy Jun Sulls',an werc The stately bride who was with red and pink sweetheart united in liol) I w escorted to the altar by her roses and miniature carnations, 22 1973 .it 1 p us at St - " -_ father was a vision of Victorian baby's breat1 and leatherleaf Margaret Mary's Catholic r' Church, Winter Park. elegance in her demure Vic- ferns. I Officiating clergyni, at the torian style gown of candlelight David Van Womer was the ring i - - r_ z._ 1, silk crystalette over taffetta. A - - -1 .. ceremony was F4ithcr Bluett whisper of Cluny lace (Cont On Page! Ri Organist Robert Hildebrand, presented a pru'ratn of nuptia A tiiusu intluding, We' i Only Just Beg un". Sunrise, Sun set ". What The World Needs I -ci Now is Loe • theme from Romeo and Juliet and the theme of the wedding, STEEL _____ / -, - chapel sweep. miternal randmother b htr Miss 011iff 15 the daughter of grandfather over 50 years ago. Mayor and Mrs. Leon C. 011iff Her bouquet was an old. of Oviedo, and Mr. Cliburn is fashioned nosegay of pink and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred red sweetheart rose buds, Cliburn of Pearl, Miss. baby's breath, German StaUce The chancel of the church and leatherleaf fern which was was decorated with two iden- surrounded by a deep lace cuff , _4011`1 WI . / I /J, . I / I 11 I I, / ",/ r -, I -- - ________________________ ____ ..-.... .., - -: console of the organ. The For sentimental reasons the traditional weddL-ig airs were bride chose to wear the cameo used as the couple repeated which was given to her '-IL ••.' -i-"-.- - \" , '' ,\. ., i, X - `L. ~_~, ~ aunt ci the bride presided at the ( 1• 11III. ,\ \ : - II , . .__. -.__ __________ 1 ____ - _____ Saturday, Jan. 12, 1974, at 3 Her candles were ma p.m. in the presence of relatives candlelight peau de sole, and close friends. Her mantilla-type veil of Rev. A. Bradford Dinsmore multi-tiered silk bridal illusion officiated at the double ring cascaded softly from an open Camelot circlet to form a full 1 __1 . 'L ' %I TREAD AROUND I - endedat the wrists in a cascade flowed softly in t o double United Methodist Church on f1ounceedgedinthesarne ~J 11 . - - = - T_ -- %-,.. silk-I=, ___ - :!.~ ___ - WRAP '. ---- 1. I -, Wehavetriedtogivereallstic rulings to our state obscenity surrounded the high neckline The bib bodice featured lavish inser s o the same l.ice as did service at th? Oviedo First - __* _________ ___________ : ' -- ç . Mar ie . - i, ' F _! ti .r 1.1 1JI'fl • . - - __ — - -_~~~~__ - __ ._1 -I -___ __ _1-371 _,___ - .- was 1' Mark - !' /' ,' ...Yi . , ______ l -k (40 '#--1 Lyons, to Paul Jerome (Jerry) Higgins, son of Mrs. Betty J. l(igjins Dog Track Road, Longwood, and the late Solon B Riggins. The bride-elect , who born in Orlando, 1 the granddaUgIiteroIMrs.IvaP.LyonsofFernpark. She is a 1972 graduate of Lyman High School and attended Seminol e College. She is employed as a teacher 's at Mllwec Middle School. Her fiance, who was born in Columbus, Ga., Is a 1969 graduate of Lyman High School and also attended Seminole Junior College lietsa Seminole Count) Deputy sheriff . The wedding will be an event of Feb. 16, 817 p.m., at Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. . i - -. Page tB L nda "RCISCHLER " ...'wor'kshard ~e Mr .md Mrs Edgar I I yons Sc, Lake Irene Road, Fern Park, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming m a rriag e of their daughter, Miss Mary Frances (Fran) FLOSIDA OILANDO. --. •• ' . ( _______________ _~_,` ______ - o [2georgoStu its. . ' W rld if 97.55 -Riggins __ '-- Lyons '_ Ulflist .21115 I -- , 1 e omen -s . W 11 contest gives area youngsters a I - zr s?Io$S em"WeA N 1 _--m WOO D Top Sei SALt n udicial Revamp Done; Vassar Carlton Retires I - " _;~-;. 11 r~ _ P E- -!. ... 11s lqrralb 0 ps T served as the 1960 president Victor GLchler, president of State Delegate Is sent to Sanford tth the Annual A high.ranklng Rotary Club the Sanford.Seminole Jaycees Tallahassee to be a legislator Christmas parade. official and former Jaycee said his chapter for a week. The lucky boy is We work hard to orient National Jaycee week president is Tom McDonald, Rodeheaver's Boys' Ranch. allowedtositinonmanyofthe young men into the cornAs draws to a close the Sanford. who now bendsanarea abstract The ranch is simillar to the activities In the state capital munit)," Gischler said Seminole Jaycees have reason agency sheriff's boy's ranch, Giachier and meet the men in state The 29-year-old Gischler said to be especially proud -they A. B. Peterson was the ha%e been rated the number one chapter president in 1955 and he Gishler, who works at The Jaycees provide en- Spectrum Award for the work it chapter by the state now owns St. Johns Realty. Stemper Realty, is more than tertainment as well as is doing on the headquarters. headquarters. The purpose of the Jaycees, enthusiastic about thegroup He edw'ation Every April the Gischler said his chapter did The Jaycees are a group of as defined in the national has to because he does not get group sets up amusements and not intend to slow down its pace dedicated young men betw'en clarter, Is to provide Personal paid for all the hours he spends rides. In December the because of the number one 18 and 35 years of age who growth through community on Jaycee activi ties. Jaycees,lnconjunctlonwlththe rating."Wehopewewlllstlllbe freely give their time to make development, to teach young Last year the Sanford Downtown Businessmen's rated at the top at the end of the the community a be tter place to men to accept responsibili ty, Jaycees helped raise $),0O0 to Association, bring Santa to year," he said. li ve, decisions, make learn find a cure for multiple Through the course of San. management and learn to be sclersosis. This year they ford's history many men have better employers, employes provided manpower for the risen to prominent positions and citizens. March of Dunes Pledge Walk within the community, and the Today there are more than and are renovating the common ground most of them 6,400 Jaycee chapters In headquarters. hare is the presidency of the America as well as chapters In Sanford Seminole Jaycees. Jaycees headquarters, more than 80 countries. Braile) Udham, twice a Sanford can boast of one of located on the corner of Fifth gubernatorial candidate, Is a the oldest chapters in the Street and French Avenue, leading developer In Central country. The Sanford chapter doubles as a tourist lnformat1r rida. Odharn is former state was established in 1922, only bureau. Citschkr proudly iici Jo*lcleespre!il ,nt and Sanic,rj- eight )cars II Illic first the revamped building should Seminole ' Jaye" president. chapter oras organized in SL be ready by early Spring. SO Doug Stenslr= is a well- Louis. Florida was tiv smood The SariitI .-. ~re_N d1I known area attorney and the state to organize a Jaycee sponsor the annual Fishing SeminoleCountySchoolBoard chapter. Rodeo where eager fishermen attorney. He also served in 1952 The SL Louis chapter was under 12-years-old get a chance as the presideW of the Sanford started in 1915 and was to show the old timers how it's . chapter. originally called Young Men's done. The Law Enforcement Progressive Civic Association. 0 Julian Stenstrom, Sanford In 1918 it was changed to the Officier of the Month is also a city commissioner, was the 1945 Junior Chamber and two years Jaycee - sponsored project 0 president. later that group went national, that selects an outstanding Sid VihIen Jr., county comThe Junior Chamber came to officer from nominations from mission member and former Florida in 19M and three years the sheriff's department, the chairman, was president in later Sanford became an af1969 filtate along with Miami, Florida Highway Patrol In 1970 John Morris, Sanford Sarasota, Lakeland and Fort Another Jaycee project is the was e th city commissioner. Pierce. Sanford Zoo. The Jaycees have president of the same prould The name Jaycees was been working to help the chapter. adopted in 1965 and today there anhTIaIs get a new home. Bill Stemper, owner of are more than 350,000 members Stemper real estate in Sanford, in the United States. Florida Even young duffers are not overiooked. The Junior Golf served as Jaycee president in acclotmits for nearly 11.000 of th Garnett White, another The Jaycees work in such chance to compe te on a state I r estate problem areas such as drug real prominent and national level. executive, served as president abuse, alcholism, veneral Politics Is important In ary of the Sanford-Seminole disease, and help the National community and the Jaycees in 1961 k to cultivate a solid J A i ti f R ta d d John Aleunder, a former Children, the Kidney Fwn- political awareness in the county commission chairman tation. community. Each year a Boy's em : -- ____ _____ F i -' d ByMARKEtNTZ Herald Staff Writer . - ns E Sa nf o rdSeminoIe I - - 1 * - Sunday, Jan. 27, 1974_ a) I - - trsuii ida . --_~- �____ : -- • 1 28—The Sanford Hera Id %)I Beta Sigma Ph Gathering CHRISTOPHER, will visit the Also Also MRS. JAMES LASH, Mitchefla for another real from Lake ce lebration. Mary; MRS. EARL WELDON, Also joining this event will be representing the president of MARCIA KIRKLAND, a senior Seminole Junior College at Floridatate University, and Faculty; JOHN hEIR KIRKLAND, senior at president of Oviedo Womans' Edgewater High School, Club; and MRS. JOHN EVANS, Orlando. MRS. J. J. SIECZKOWSKI and So many, many more happy MRS. BEN WHEELER. happy's for DOC MITCHELL. Also represented were civic _____ leaders from Apopka, Leesburg and Mt. Dora. . . - ce - ClibI1171 - 011iff By DORIS WILlIAMS SOCIETY EDITOR tCont'd From Pagc 1-Ill hest man and Billy Faulk and The bridal couple were feted Larry 0111ff, brother of the at a reception by Mrs. W. H. ., Clonic, Mrs. Edward Parker bride, served as ushers. bridegroom and all male at. and Mrs. Roy Lanier at the tendants wore tuxedoes and Oviedo Woman's Club. The bride's table was pale green ruffled shirts with carnation overlaid with a pink and while green tipped linen cloth and a white net overboutonnieres on their lapels. The mother of the bride The traditional triple-tiered selected a floor length gown of American Beauty Rose Boucle wedding cake centered the knit, gold accessories and a table. The cake was crested Wi with a pair of white love doves corsage of pink and red encircled by a mother of pearl with gold ribbon The bridegroom's mother heart. Camellias from the gardens chose a floor length gown of pale pink double knit and patent of Mrs. C. IL Clonic were used slippers she carried a matching in profusion throughout the clutch purse and she too wore a reception site. One very large of pink and white ' rink and red rose- arrangement cirnt, ihv brcith uul Mrs. Claudia Mitchem, fern in a golden urn was placed at thy "ntrance of the hail. ..4L Susan clunts am Miss bride wore a street length dress of aqua knit with bone ac- Faye Stoner cut the wedding More than 100 members and guests of the eight local chapters of Beta Sigma Phi and DSP City Council met at the quaint French Matson & Jardin Restaurant, Altamonte Springs, for the annual all-chapter luncheon and fashion show. Dining In complete luxury was the order of the day as the women were served chicken crepes colony, with all the trimmings plus wine and luscious almond nougat for dessert. V r ' C r ( c c 11 II — F - -•: ' .c l.:r -r- - I •, i I 1 ___________ - - ! Cu op on tu ag • I 1 I k cu bf CX col Ur -' SocLct Editor . ' whereabouts of out-of-town 3rs, please contact any of thC above committee. appear more often In Sanford," she enthusiastically cornmented. DEPRESSION GI,ASSenthusiasts are coining from all Seminole Mutual Concert over th e coun try to a fabulo us Association concert, when show, Saturday and Sunday, BALLET GUILD combined Jan and with CENTRAL FLORIDA Collectors will have a field CHORALE, DOC TOM AND day. Saturday hours are 10a.m. PAT LARGEN entertained at a to6p.m, and Sunday hours are champagne-bullet for the 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. A small spo nsors of their da ughter, Congratulations are the order donation Is asked. SUSAN and her partner, of the day to J. C. (I)OC( GEOFFREY HAlTER. MITCHELl., who celebrated Susan, a former member of his 80th birthday, Jan 24, with a Ballet Guild, is now a per. gala dinner at Orlando Country Civic leaders in Seminole forming artist with Bristol Club. Lake and Counties were ( Virginia) Civic Con cert Balle t. M!Sc VE!..MA, who was all recently iiotirk i ii and she and Geoff hew in decked out in a lovely formal, pointments to the Customer perform with the guild. and DOC have been married (or Advisory Board of the new The Bristol Ballet and our 57 years and have had a Jordon Marsh store in local Ballet Guild are funded beautiful life Altamonte Springs iarwsu. jones, , t3 3004 similarly , through on Jo nes, 19 sdIflt add. Joining them it the birthday Attending the breaast and I Audrey J Hughes, 41, 829 tributlons from fanciers of the celebrationwere their daughter feddie Blue 106 Hughes liwtll 13k io 27B Orl orientation meeting from fi ne arts. and her husband, JUDGE AND Seminole County, were All in all, Susan has 54 MRS. THOMAS E. MRS. ROBERT BRADFORD, sponsors (mostly local), more KIRKLAND, and their son, an president of Florida historical than any other member of 1.1w Orlando attorney, and his wife, Society, MRS. THOMAS ij—ç llet. MR. AND MRS. HOMASR FREEMAN, president of the baSo he Largen homt was alive tu - sic ., , Valentine Girls . Model Fashions I ___________________ on herald Pliaws Br Doris Williams Among others enjoying the Clubs, MRS. JAMES MCKEE, with warmth and hospitality to honor the lovely, talented very special birthday dinner pr esident of Lakeview PTA of "STAll." were MR. AND MRS. JOE the County Council of PTA and Susan, after appearing STOECKL and daughter, the Sanford Junior Woman's stage in yards of pink and sil ver KAREN. EXOTIC IS THE WORD . Faye Jones (1, Margie Beine 7WE SL —I' __ __________________________________ E---• _____ - ' .,. -.. • ;. • -. - .._... ____ .• — _____________________ • affair was most delightful! Also learned some "poop" while some of Susan's sponsors were talking and were so tinpressed with the performance that they decided Sanford was going to get a real Fine Arts - - ____ • -. • I.• - - - I So Just watch VIOLA AND IIAIWLI) KASTNER, HELEN AND ANDY CARRA WAY AND AMY ANDERSON go, go, go! I - r-7 7 0 aA4 I k Pill iISl'ESSES ?eta Xi's Margie Beine iii and Donna Craig (Herald photo by Doris Williams) SIGMA -- '&%' ! Also, just watch DR. LARGEN and JOE KURJMAI go, go, go on a big golf tournament they are hairing to benefit Ballet Guild' .. .. •• . . . - . ••'-.- Dissolutions --sz-' J Of' Iari'i'itre - • ____ _____ _____ Dalton Leroy Burke & Debra \nn WI restored maiden ' :' 1 • ____________ - • __________ 'i-. - . ••j___ • ... _____ - . - _______ - -- - 1)11. AND MRS. .JERRY ROBINSON 1Th1:iin at Laron narlv .............. ---,--- -Herald photo by Doris \%illiams) - With tin' many other items, now is the perfect ;. time to stay home and fix-up your patio o jxrnl side. - niture I •-' :---=! L homelike atmosphere. J 1 Quality at its finest,.4 Rh prni's voti can afford. - KATHY ROBINSON Modern and spacious, Seminole Lodge is located in the heart of Sanford's Medical facilities. U Orlando Forge Inc. in N. ORANGE AVE., Winter Park "Where Orange meets Fairbanks" A 1i fl Pt ;t]IWI OF FASHION'S (Ito r Polly Smith, Pat Cordell, Marilyn Meridith, Darlene Horn - - PANTS VERSUS MINI'S Elizabeth ,Iett (1), Jane Carpenter w[th swirled stripes complemented with solid color tops. Beautifully matched red, white and blue with scoopneck sleeveless top or green, v white and yellow skirt with green top. -• • 54400 Other print skirts with shirtwaist and halter fops. / ( -- __________ .. -• ___ JOHNETTE THOMPSON I1e' Hai' Sq So2a 9e }(oppg To Rm&uce That Ka&y Rd $ekelie Au 4(esbm 06 Tkek SW. Deg 91e Tkei RieKdA I4KLL Pafrui itt Cewe 'h O Beliij Uw For Information Call or Write Donald Graham, Owner-Administrator -- Fwaq Ski* I We offer individual care in an intimate, warm, colorful, ,4 , by Meadowcraft, Iard Tropitonc, Lyon-Shaw and Brown Jordan. 64 psm , \%r( 209 E. COMMERCIAL 1-It N O - i':njov tl' freshness of beautiful casual fur- • 'Li -- Is now accepting patients for the same skilled, quality nursing home care provided since 1964. of gasoline and Sk" / Stiiiitio1e lO(Ige L1'di Say, did I ever tell you about Mrs. Grace Erickson Is still the celebrity we had living over confined to Winter Park in Chuluota Well, I just 'Tfl'ria! )l:pe that the will rr.ed that ;! 1!mr1'. mother lived over this way, Fli soon be up and out of doors smelling these fragrant orange try to learn more about this ux;s and enjoying these later and as I learn so will you. beautiful azaleas. Kathryn A. Jackson & Gary V. wi minor child. Martha Tilindis & Leo, AwendedDiss.,Dis3. granted & f property in Pinellas Co. Kenneth Devon Epperson VS Nancy J., WI 2 ch. Dale S. Clark & l.inda H.. WI minor tHu Curtis Posk Sr & Lonnie Mae WI minor ch. Marjorie P. Solitro & Michael. WI name chg to Hurt. nJI"f fl-'.—r'u'r'u raw Favreau & Pat ri cia A. Wf. uusti'uI' of child Conservation Conscious? Stay home and "Fix-Up...." s11()t't a g('S IF NO A WER 322.02 0 - So after all this, what else can I say except a Joyful ta-ta' 1 2 1822 ____ . iza~ _ Thomas W. Schulze, 19 Rt 1 lix 208, LW, Debra A. Stottlernyer, 15, 409 Palmetto A. Wilbur C. Kaiser, 50, N. Royalton 0i., Gayle L. Pierce, 35, 2500 Howell Br Rd., Box 17, •il)t. 295 WP Richard I.. Bennett, 30. 2614 laurel, Susan K. Thompson, 17, 1703 W. 3rd Theatre It - S The L - - f DI Havel)n L Stogner Jr. 20, Robert It. Drook, 17, 2MI Impala Rd. Marcia I- Dickty, 16, 745 Bi'yiood Cir. orange gown. featuring a yoke lavish!) studded with turquoise San!. Dillon H Cobb 40, Bx 913 1 Hunnell, Karen M Hogan, 32 hlunnell Scranton W. Thompson, 42, 545 Park Dr., Lt 44, Mary I.. Thompson, 54, 711 E 1st Apt. 103 W. 30th, Denise E. Arnett, 20, 2414 S. Grandview . Club; MRS. RICHARD with In February, theIr grand- CHRIPHER, president of wa glittering Jewels, let ist-le ngth ha ir down and daughter knee Joan Kirkland) Casselberry Womans' Club; received her party guests her husband, S. P. THOMAS, a and MRS. JACK BURNEY, wearing a gorgeous gown Naples attorney, and their president Of Sanfo rd Womans' fashioned with a lilac print top children and (hiti. ROBIN and flowing lilac skirt. IA AIM A PAT was - At D—unche ls know that you will find this hard tobelieve. but l saw "Aunt Mr. and Mrs. George Haig Cilla tinss Priscella hodges Over ;t [lie (7.rv Qu:ck Mrre ti had as their guests i;'. a frw days ago and et me ten brother and wife of Detroit, Mr. you that she was walking and MIS- William Haig, Mrs. around "pushing" a grocery- Ibig's lather. Mrs. James irQueen of Cass City, and Mr. cart and Mrs George McQueeii of Cifla Lis L wen .5ij v eryiP St. iolui's. Lately, but thank heaven she is All visitors report enjoying on the mend Surely is good to i~e t this lair maiden of 96 years the Florida sunshine and up and leaving the Ice and snow. ---- - — tit - Distinction and elegance best describes the lovely French vill a where Sanford Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi gathered for the annual All-Chapter luncheon. . . and the fashion show was superb. Si .ihing of hf La i'rn Phi 'their annual Valentine charity Ball is coming up Feb. 16, at 'ç t..emer, ueginmng at 9 p.m. A celebrity will crown the king and last year's queen, VERTIS SAULS, will crown the new queen from the seven Valentine Girl candidates, representing each chapter. Will keep you informed when ' I can get more Info from the publicity committee. hint! Hint! (A _______ I NARRATES FASHION SHOW au1s, 1373 V,*kigij,e Queen tore. '•- . I t -. -. By DORIS WILLIAMS of R lit'd\lIlI!:l \ Herald Correspondent Seminole High School class of 1939 is planning the 35th reunion, on March 23, at TO CHESTER OXFORD: Mayfair Country Club with InanK.s for your beautiful letter dinner beginning at 8 p.m. regarding Ballet Guild of Motto of the reunion IS "YOU Sanford-Seminole. Been trying HAVEN'T CHANGED A BIT." to tell all you good folks how JACK BOLT, now of New great "WE" are . . . BUT! Smyrna Beach, was class Further speaking of the president in 1939 and appointed guild's performance, one lovely the following committee to lady was so impressed that she make arrangements:ANNE ca.metnto the lleraldoffjceand AIKEN, NANCY TER- handed me a cash donation for Wl1JJ:GER BETTY BOWES, the non-profit chartered I t ( \ M I I 01) and FRED urgaiuz4ition GANAS. "It's the best show I ever . ... • Gregory Chuluota Persona .:-' 1 ., inoli ( ' - ICont'd Prom Page 1.13 plemented by white camellia the neckline and cuffs of the corsage with orchid accent. The groom's mother wori a long Fitted sleeves. Completing her ensemble formal length gown of turquoise Gregory chose a chapel polyester knit, designed with length mantilla of imported high neckline and sheer sleeves illusion edged in matching with lace trim accenting the chantilly Lace and she carried a bodice. Complementing the Canterbury Bridal Bouquet of ensemble was a white camellia white roses, gypsophilia and Osage with turquoise accents. Mrs. S.H. Lang, grandmother trailing English ivy. Mrs. Dixie Everett, of the bride, v'ore a formal Altamonte Springs, a cousin of length gown at pink polyester the bride. was matron ofhonor. with A-line styling, jewel She was attired in a formal neckline and a pink camellia length gown of softly gathered corsage. The reception site was velvet skirt of royal blue with empire styling, mirror mist Fellowship Hall of the church. bodice and shepherdess sleeves The bride's table, highlighted Of a lighter shade of blue with by the four tiered wedding scoop neckline. White lace cake, was adorned with a pair trimmed the bodice and sleeves of silver candleholders with and she rri1 lone white angem enth stem red rose arranged in a arr the bridal bouquet The punch bouquet of red sweetheart and gypsophilia with long table was centered with a crystal punch bowl and floral velvet ribbon shvamem were Bridesmaid and matron were decorations the Miss Phoebe Moore, New Bern bridesmaids' bouquets. All NC., sister of the groom; and silver appointments were used Mrs Kathy Sims Orlando, on both tables Miss Jean Moore, of Lake cousin of the bride, Junior bridesmaid was Miss Tracey Helen, aunt of the groom was In Gregon, Lake Mary, sister of charge of the bride's book table. the bride. Their gowns were Mrs. Bobbie Jean Reaves cut identical to that of the honor and served the cake and attendant and they each carried Pouring were Mrs. Pat Kennedy a single long stem red rose with and MrA. June Bagwell. For traveling, Mrs. Moore blue velvet ribbon streamers. Stephen Moore of Louisville, chose an orange and white Ky., served his brother as test pantsult with the white rose man and ushers were Mike corsage from her bridal Muna, Charlotte, NC., cousm bouquet The couple left for a of the groom; Woody Hardy, wedding trip to Abaco. Fayetteville, N.C., Peter Dcvi, Bahamas and their new Daytona Beach, and Kelly residence will bein Chapel Hill, Gregory, Lake Mary, brother of N.C. The groom is a pilot for the the bride. Flower girl was Miss Tammy University of North Carolina Sims, Orlando, awl ring bearer Medical Foundation. was Paul Munn, Charlotte, N.C. Out-of-town guests came The bride's mother chose a from North Carolina, Witt formal length gown of orchid haven, Davenport, Orlando, polyester knit., Ji.11ne szywig Altamonte Springs, DeLand with high neckline, com- and Daytona Beach. 4 j: Zeta Xi was the hostess chapter with president, Margie Beine, ser ving as mistress of ceremonies. Donna Craig was overall chairman and her committee included Rory Berguson, Faye Carroll, Wanda Sheppard, Lu Lane and Margie Bine. An abundance of door prizes were awarded to the delight of the excited crowd. Following the luncheon, Grace Yohe, of DeBary, coordinated an exceptional fashion show, running the gamut from tennis at tire, casual cloth ing, daytime wear, hostess gowns and, of course, the ultimate in glamorous modes for after-live. c'ssories. Mrs. Grace 011111, cake and served and Mrs. Roy paternal grandmother of the Lanier and Miss Libby Lanier bride, chose a lavender street poured punch. Miss Donna length dress with white ac- Beasley, cousin of the bride cessories and both grand- kept the bride's book. mothers were presented can. Mrs. Cliburn chose a navy delight carnation corsages floral print trimmed in white accented with ribbons to for traveling. After a wedding complement their ensemble. trip to Daytona Beach, the Before the church sanctuary couple will make their home at the newlyweds invited the ('tuh1port. Miss., where he is congregation to repeat the stationed with the Navy. Mrs. Cliburn will resume her studies. Lord's Prayer with them. - :--........-- cmu C66A i Wed4 ng6 oore : .. Sunday, Jan. 27, 1974 - Fashiron Parade Hi,w1cr h1 ghts M :_ --- Ca Ftt Appt Seminole Lodge TFREE Betty Anne' s Nursing and Convalescent Residence 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. 32771 Q43 Hair Styling Solon Telephone 647-2334 Phone 322.4913 Ph. 322.6755 .100 316 Commercial (Next To Holiday House) Sanford PARKING REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY IN 228 E rlRsT PH. 322-3524 ST. �Z. 4B-The _Sanford Herald Sunday, Jan. 27, 974 All F. About Peggy Manninty - 101- !G .1. .. N" 6 'R'%~~ ,~% 1 eWN I ? _.~, - - 41 & - ..r - P'ornan A cIiJo)ed dancing to the Va Talents r ied Of A ' B FANNETTE EDWARDS II Id Corr a ondent I - .-I - ~. - - - - ,_ : . 1. ______ .. t k .1-_9~~ , Z___: I:~ . 1 Hen and Denton Pre; at t, and 1 I- , . ''? also stopped over to say "Ili" to (,randma Kmnatrd The Ma}CS and Grandma are friends from e.iC, U 10 Oito - _ 'I_____ _______ ____________ By LIZMA'rulElX t - - __________ - . ~ Q . =_ 0 VETERANSONS her children are now all and tYarl : --lbe oldest son, rP _______ "By working every day, mingling wi th the public, and meeting new people generally ng If ,y keeping ________ I _________ ••, __________ — m k Peggy keeps up a 111oug11 uik, ,.. _____ _____ _____ past three months Anne Mitchell presiding After - 1. m o mansion looking spic and span, she is employed - hisan FSONG AND "ft. ~ " ... Sherra Jones (1) and Bonnie Schumacher (herald Photo b Jean Patteson) active --- •- - inember _ I - ..,~. ~~~,1 Busines3 and Deltona . helping her husband re-modei and to see h0fleh traVel3 the ildren. I i - b.-Pt, r1 tL .j- ) t* ______ -,- - 4 I I - -- 0 ID V ( '% DEAR ASHAMED. Tell her the gift Is not rrturi,bIe. What else' And don I be ashamed There is nothing shame ful about taking advantage of a sale - Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail van Buren. 1 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. w212. for Abby's booklet, "How to Write Letters for All Occaskes." ' __ -, -' ' . &j l. ' ____ CARRO' L 10 • ' 1 c EN -'V V 0 1* :21 IL ~ C, n If -. - C&nd.0 3ffhA&A Y -' Of . V 0 1 I- m M 'r . Ii S (A) Ofl: IlL 'Iat - - Coot Duck Reg. $1.99 0-I.- Irene's * - q - ,. - f , ffi_-= M 00 $ - . -- - . I i IMMER Z hI AQUA It I US I J an. 21 to Feb, 191 You can communicate with • . well now and can snake new con ta cts 01 rea l wort h. M an ood ideas may be exchan'ed. Do more listening th an talking. - 3 - 59 _i~;ECIALS . . .0 Aireline Flocked Leno iresent abundame, property. so get busy early in such direction. ' ,onsult bigwigs ant] W CAU 010W - .~ ._a ..- i 11101111 "O.W so so I&" - PHIL1111DC C lilan)-faceted It i o l!1I lon — SHOP AT HOME --- 1111 %F A ow apow . y PISCES iFeb, 20 to Mar. 201 You can do much to increase . 110 d Try to understand )fltflger persons better CAPRICORN sIX't 22 to Jan 201 Improse home co nditions 1 'l r ihis nt, sour JUtlitliUit is 'ooei fOil Still tiiit f)OiS( ir(I oject if) mindand is apt I tviliplete things and then this becomes I ostr successful chart and life Othoeru ,-Tlll~ I L_~z - OverlAal rolling stone, Teach early to note down ideas to 14 2 I ~`-% `nir Suirs Impel. the), (it) n ' f-, -, , , ,",_4 rk4 I 1 't~_ I.' , , 61i ~~.",Ii 6 l~'"' i:1111,,), ,~,L~,~. I. - . .4..-- I _ 91 : i" 1 ~ "'.- , . '. I ,. ' r ,; IL . I I .; . f., "-I' I I., , C^-L , -k 1 "4" - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis ______________ ABLE NOT DEVELOP M' EFENSIV6 EFL\ES SO TOO FAR'. - • -. ' iF I. O'J I E 3 LSE TP4E 'xr : LET S NOT Rt) OF C.LJTRY'J 81110 BEFORE WE GO . rl~l 11 . I 7 ! ~ ~ I P ~k I ~~ . - - 'L - I I SO t.4OOSE. 11 WELL 8 - - - - - - - - - 14 - 10 11 9 - ') ) - - - 15 - - — 21 - l r' I L~ - - - --- CAPTAIN . EASY ...", .. __ -- ,ftv_ jjrvir:-~, .. , ? I I/ 26 129 I 30 31 • 31 - t I 38 - - 49 - — - it - - - - Brother' u r Ch urc h es ? ____________________ ORGE W. CRANE Ph. D.,.%I.D. ' S" 'r- •') ' • c ?'• S • 'ELY I - k , I "% . K. J ,- -_~,.- 111~ _--il - ,;~ 1, _- 6. \._ -' 2 — - ( — - - . I iivr uix>s ,., Securit y doub led; ) ' - i' ,-"-,--' , ' family would not be limited to about $255 burial fee, but would - r-..( 'r - ) - _11 ,, . -1_; 1-t- ) .ANC) J.'AB. -- - -1/ I'LL !3rAY c— -•-------- V ,, fl.0R AND ( - ,, _~___ I ,~_ __~, --( '~ c ,, - '- ( f '' . - , /~.•"" k... - - - _____ '. . I - A! •,,•_ ( ..\ I ~,.Tf - , l _.. , "• -. BLONDIE - ., 0ALLYOU CAN FAr A, . -'t , is 1~, I ft w 77 , Ioe-,#, ,L~ $,- I 4(___~, . I r -ACE NCBCC' E4.TS .ALACi:J" — ~ C;: IT! UC14 : -ir I -. 4 fI- --' . t --;~ : I 1 07, II . ..n~.- * "~ . 1. I \, ;a - - I I 7, o, .., b ; ~J il I I r __ / _.,t _ ,.." - . - ~-' ' __ ._. . Chic Young E GiVE DOESN'T CC)ST ~ f, I f _1 - ''J ~/r-~ SPECIALI;l - ,- ' (ON OT'4 ENDS 1~_ ~ IN, ANY PRO ON 'Tl'IIS ! ' ___~ I I —- BEETLE BAILEY _________________________________- ______________________ Mart Walker C . EAT,,4G Tl-(EE 71MES A PAY, PA~' 1 . MEAT k . / WI4ILE T)4E"/'RE AT rT VEY CAN 1 --- - V"l/ _____ • •.___ - . . ____ M" I . r l he! i- ° 1 " TIlE PHAN TOM . ~ '.' KER 15 ' 41,o BEAUTY ~%A,:- k '' Ili present, Uncle Sain haS LAURANS. I kl* ~- . , _.~~_ 1, -_ . I - e I r ~ ' . i V lli6ol /' .r 1 — N . _~-- . - ~J ~, '__L~ I 1 '%E sSi9T FrJ A %A" 1 C COLJRE.T , V, lee Falk and Sy Barry - . get all your pruvows payroll dedtictions, pi" In- !)I1 - SANDRA RAWLINS 834 921? (a%scolberry Li U CJ _________________ BEA HUCIIES i.* 92 Sanford 't ~ I : . V.5)-s) - 't_ ;-i=\71 ______ - ~, - --1 - . 4 " . 1 J ,` 4 :, 4 4, I .~ I -V~ I I . 1. I Ak_:.-) A : 1, . ., it -VI ; r\v'l — A e7~ - /,- i Vp . eal f, rf ( ,.I (. Ity , -~ Carroll Ifighter Forecast (Sanford Z1101,)wood ( 4ilif 0028 S - S. - i -t -- __ :. -- ~__ TRANSISTOR P-" RADIO / ,I . -I , I . N-e 1. ( Z k-1 11 __~ . ~ - 10 ; - "il oi~ ;i~~, . AN .~I,_ - I __ . . . i , ~ .I !' ~ '? . - , - . \•,.. '-' , 1). 4 - THiS ONE'S A 1) Ir-f , _,. I i . I ~~ L .. 1 , _. ) - \. S ') NOT So I?AD-- , I \,\ - -~ t- 7t \ - I_ - . _11111 I I I 0%_ -;-- - I ' # lI XI'S REALLY ' C t$'L I I ' I I _ t .- ---.N ) I t .* I . - 11 I II _ ,_. i --r ' % I S ',' '' ,.., _1__,.. . — b Bob Thaves - .I - - ~W, I FRANK AND ERNEST o - - - JI I -I . - __.) '—. s; c: I ,..,-' / '.'-' I ! ' The> con, no1 i-,,,, t,,tn ib 1ost insurance firms would he payin ' taxes w hic hI Uncle Sam i1oesi'I '4 If o d I' '' 65. our - iLi 1:1 I OKA'i ..,SO C R-Aw LI NG WITH - , Wi4 Ti-IE" INVENT 15-01IIE , . i L. - ,. - i".tr ItxiCH et --___ —,, - s J" by Dick Cavolli I ,,, t I I I • WINTHROP i. - .7"a . very same deductions had Ix-en would )iP) ' tjriris like diana - "I Cd / ,/ the In p po,is oli and Chicago i ribuen w arned a 'ainst t he perfidy f Sot i C 0. L; / 3 - ¶J L—..._ ~ 0 1.--~ -- ( ,, , ,?-I.-IC, I .',,, Il - : , WAKE UP! In recent years top editors of ;c;IPL,4, •_ , communist I S.+\\' .* . CASE Z436: 11ev. Nathan, checks. differ in any significant degree from those ) A •- I ~ . You workers should thus aged 36. is worried. Dr. Crane," fie began, "I'm revolt and quit being sold out by New reigkborhooV - C_L4 -. by Heimdahl & Stoffel _____________________ A..E 3J SOME A EEK mon to furnish money to back up those serioush alarmed lest the flit scores of Judas Istanots in encroachment of 'Big Brother' Congress who are bankrupting Uncle Sam to win their own will strangle our churches! "!"or Uncle Sam, via the reelection' I And %.ou church leaders ny bureaus and Welfare be tter stop Uncle Sam's raids funds, is usurping the former charitable activities of chur. members' Bureaucrats spout the typical agencies of Christian do-gooder platitudes that brotherhood 'faxes are now gobbling up Ever) American deserves so much of the average family food. foodging, medical care. income that there is very little itc. Jisus opposed that Io!lsann,i left for soluntar) offerings sii,ss for lie personall, churches ' "Bosto investment Coun- demonstrated "selective selor, David L. Habson, stated philanthropy, limited solely to recently that Social Security those poor who were ambitious, benefiLs are now cheifly vote. Meanwhile he also perbuying gimmicks by which politicians seek to be reelected mitted other thousands to die of leprosy, cancer, etc., because to Congress. "Back in 1947, for example. 22 they lacked the faith, ambition employed workers undergirded and elbow grease to come to each monthly Social Security seek flis aid. So Christian leaders must get check' "In 1957. every 6 workers had over the present erroneous and to furnish the money for each maudlin sentimentality ng1irding universal Welfare Social Securit) check t Always write to Dr. Crane In -And tit 1972. there were but 3 employes whose pay checks care of The Sanford Herald, had to be debited to ineet each enclosing a long stamped, month's Social Security check. addressed envelope and 25 "Since their own former cents to cover typing and been printing costs when you send for one of his booklets. squandered From the wages present ______________________ Social1 Secu rityoo. r rec, h expiCt a check next month that Ifl Ti results from payroll deductions of current workers wider the ag of 65. Iesides5 if ( hristi1inits is to , _____ fSryD a eliminated froin the act of human cluirity. then how does '. - ::i: - - ______ 3EE,> 'E..EC I i I ' . - BUGS --BUNNY - VV iii Dig rang 1e _. . - U - 'r • ; n. S - - t A I' II 1 N 51 57 - 2OOOi '-._.. - - . :1,7 ; '7 I — I ) 53 55 W# I. I 411 Pi NOW CAB d\ , 11 I 47 48 - ~ ( ) ( . :'ON 'I ;:Ar-BULLIEP '-A`,~KEE (.NPT8A1 OFFEIZ. J&TP4EELERiP4 - i %,Ve, / 45 146 52 , ,_~) 00 1'r,~ - ______________ 42 43 44 Cur%, IPP. '. ' —_ - / ... ... ~ .-.I ___ . LiiL ' 33 •J2 34 36 - i ,L4 I 6 I , I~ Adh congemals to plams %here much mutual fun can be off , . COMPLETE vIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS -- 13 workers and then placed in firms. S nu increase benefits. Add to stality by right means. . - A * so Pct. Avril Rayon . i" - ~ . $ Lbs Gravel 8 0: Charcoi I Pkg Co lored Gravel I Pk Decorator Chi ps Potted Plants 1) - , .....• -- ____ Open Monday thru Sat. ( 11' I ______ YD a ______________ 770 T77 I _~_~ ~___ - . __ - _ 4 i VQ;- 7iL... - - __ - • Reg. S2.00 hu:i I .- . I Permanent Press I lOG Pct. Cotton pment Press T _______ - ______________ N AQUARIUM Forappointments with them or Barbara Ritter, Jean Patterson, Mary Lee or Irene Adkins, Shop Owner .11 ' 'I . . Just call '1123-1973 snioothly. ('ooperatc for more harmony with mate. 110 I July 22 to Aug. 21) Get more backing from an wtsoociate onapro)ect that istnutuallyvital. Later, Like him out to dinner or entertainment to show appreciation. 'IIl(,O(AugfltoSept.22i Work with vigor to start the week on the right note. Take time to shop for new items to improve appe4irtnq' Use good taste I I IlliA i.Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Start some ne . ~'coal surces.", but show pur fine skills to bigwigs. fie with congenials later who can help 'ou careerwise l)rive with care ,, SCORPIO ((k,t. 23 to Nov. 21) Show particular skill at yotir i 04 . TF.RRARIUMS S. i Barbara Swift and Lorraine Spofts flti/ o ff Agi uI I i I _____ has six stylists who will help you Be Good to Yourself I" ,~ 0 ____________ I i ,I 1 88 Kettle Cloth - I 1 HANGING --. ye cooperative friends and look into opportunities. Fine day for a ne,w understanding with pals, too. AHIESiMar.2l to A pr . 19) Give attention first to deciding on poersi)nal amis aml then trw poittive ineth(Ids to) gain thein. More friendship with others is the keynote now TAURUS i Apr. 20 toMay 201 Looming large on the horizon is a bigwig who can further )our career. so consult this person ea -. Find right methiods to make work more efficient. (F \I l's I i Ma 21 to June 21 A good day for gaining knowledge in whatever direction is most important to your - Ifare anod happiness. Doo research work. Ile businesslike. —- W _~ ill 1 to solve difficult problems today and all of your affairs go very DISH GARDENS Solids & 1, 23 Colors 160" Wide Req 53 88 GENERAL TENDENCI&S: Wonderful chance3 are open to pioneer in some new, progressive wit),. so get together with * ______ ' -' I _-1--- I if Forecast For Monday January 28, l94 It Double Knits t% Ko _~ P1; - from the Carroll Rightitir Institute - 0 834-8244 104 I--- - ____ BLDG. 400 '1 7-92 LONGW OOD STORE HOURS: 9T05:30 EACH DAY F _______ (next to Sobilks No. 6) eANK AMERICARD I I ' JUST NORTH OF 434 1 liapps 17-year-old was passed b) the guests a grand honored at a ,,birthday bash" at time was had by all, but then the Burkett Ranch by lovely that's to be expected when one Miss Dottie Burkett. is in0ted to the Putnam home. From the reports which A good time is the theme for all Dottie and her morn gave me who enter. Katherine just there were about 5frolicksome knows how to make one young people on lvind who welcoille, R ) ~~ I'; TERRAR I , D'C - . oo~ -.W- ___________ , r t, •. e IIt'UT A ,- -I .. m siIkortn 47 .—'-' .-'q 1 / \ — — — i A I 11 I D%NVAPD I - cr Ay', t;' (. iiicerii 5 6 7 htrhaby. DEAR ABBY: I am a grown woman but I am ashamed I just can't tell the truth about something, that is my problem. The daughter of a friend was recently married and I sent her luncheon ci Ui rid t napkins for a wedding gift. She cal.led me and told me the f color doesn't go %ith her decorating scheme and she'd like to return it for another color Abby . I bought it on sale and was told it was not returnable, So what should I tell her? ASHAMED - i M i 1% - . . . 42 FWt 411 Ari,alornt(,i I SSetdener,ng 'comb 'Iffl have nothing hut time on (heir hand 1 they are just dying to spend it on their grandchildren, .Nly gran,oricHldren are 1reauent sisitors to our hnma Th's s'elcame and one of the little ones siIl stas oserni hP or for a ,weekend just for a treat, but if Iheir pirents plan an evening out and ask me to sit, they pav me the going rate, I wouldn't base it any other way and neither would "Working Mother" should remenitx-r that grandparents are just parents gro%oon a little older. a lot %tearier. and no st5ilthitr A (ItAI)lA LIBBER , r ' * Struek Trnant under 27 Adjusting sFirrplar' lease Pale tine cOts - ( I 33SQIan IsConvin(i 40 Abi ss 41 (*rrjriii( 24\Ui4n, C 2i4eI way - ,III ' :rr turm' sitter. This doesn't mean I don't love my grandchildren. it Just means my time is as valu-i1)11! to me as their time is to them andl also need money to live on me sounger generation seems to think that grandoar ' t - ' lfrfn bi,jt in,1hke part 2(reat Lake Brea it. £ of 34 Silint' rate as ;inv other - ....._. 55 s tutor inre each of our three children marriml I M,ide it clear that 1 would hoe available to sit with (twir children in emerVenCit lit any (etht r time . I ,euIiI t (t to l pdid the ! - I )b - T.,&Ito,r 8 In lien I mammal 27 1)5 life I have had to ssork to supplement my income When LOOK ____ I 26 I have eight grandchildren. an(I for most of my married f.,,,.,., , 22 European noorr 24 Agreement MINISTER OF GOD IN MINNESOTA lC '. Also preacer.won I d I l A - T IA N F'.--' I 2 A,vT-* 1 r - 53 French stream 10 Funeral fire 54 Louse.egg 11 o ref sp 1 BA(k talk 55 Ifeckless froll 1 56 Favorite 17 Soo mhollor animaht ohjorct 57 Aeriform fuel 19 Bur~ 1 X) 'A 1% lawgiver Some people think nothing of spending $20io or $3,000 mbarrass )OU 51 li stories t th Performance I . CFND I CMON, LS SEE IF STW5DrTL,/ W Ay T.,ET EA4US UtE)LE; NO OrTHER T4.L' I l fiircort 20 Biblical . , horale : LtBt feet I%i herd (lit offering )OU money. so III just ay, ()r else ttws cw III he around to later TiC that'sS hit end of it Ttii' has happened to mi so m,iris Ilmis I am sik of Minis te rs have expenses like eer)bodv else. but most peaple overlook that fact. Thinks for letting nie get this tiff my chest. Abby. And don me I astor -1 am not , i am a e Anyhow, Julie Bishop and observing the usual opening Peggy Manning of 1315 BettyeSmithhadbtgsmileson formalities it was noted that a • -v--I-. PEGG\ M A NNING AT HOME Summerlin Avenue, Sanford, their faces when we left the healthy balance was at hand in Flowers for Milady from husband . is a native Floridian stage and seemed to be the treasury. (flerald photo by Charles Edwards) she was born in Williston, at the genuinely happy with our efIt was further noted that a route toScofleld Army Base tfl forts. age of3the family moved to check was being mailedtothe I wide range of clientele, years. 25 Honolulu, Hawait. They have Sanford. Here she received her seen him for Needless-to-say tt,e Ballet Cancer Fund and that SW would my personally met and served two returned to see "When he daughters, Tracy, age 3; early education, graduating Guild was excellent, as usual, be donated to the Little Red • mother and she told him about movie stars, actresms and and UA3 little darling in my from Seminole Junior College. and it was such a thrill to watch School House for handicapped Her parents, William and me, he called. asked for a date band leaders, among whom arms, 7-month-old Kelly Ann," Susan Largen blossom into such children. A bake , .,-Ile will be re Iobrt Mitchum, Steve said (1randiiii Peggy as she as conduct ed t a later date to marvelous bIleri:u Doll) Cherr y , owned and and Uw€t months later, Sept we were married. McQueen, Bette Davis, Al Hurt held her closer for us to admire. I II, 1967, GREAT! as was her partner, replenish the treasury. operated a grocery store and at Is what Is known as and Burl Ives," she continued. th guess service station on French The February meeting wi ll be I am not active In many fate, "He had been married, Avenue for 32 years. a covered dish luncheon with clubs because betwee n working too, and had one son, Michael I HOME IN SANFORD oncert Count) Agent Louise L. Gill, as At Mutua and traveling to see our her blonde, ts Peg' Inheri now assumed the role ofmothe If you see the Main Mi ll ers guest speaker. grandchildren In Kansas, brown-eyed beauty from he When Peggy's dad died of four and reared Michael as walking about Geneva with Morris Metts, her husband, mother, whO still hves with her my own, with my three other and Alton came back home to Cafifornia and North CaroHm, By JEAN PATTESON extra larg*- smiles on their our time is consv'nv'd We are, at the Sanford address. It s'hq,4rn" w 'nnn,'ntte"e "fl'! !.'l .,$a4 of If.I'i c,qffWrfter h. 1 I"ø with h'r' m4thw- sand hem at that big house The I,OWever, looKing lorward to wonder, then, th wasn I any Chorale smoothi) from The) mosel to Jacksonsdle, maintain because of their twin grand ling them in Hawaii and the Sanford area concert-goers energetic show tunes through she would have many beaus and where Manning was employed home is a large, low ramb "IsiUng son%, Jeffrey and Jason. who Lucile Norton is planning to n the shi p yards. Then when he 10-room house with a huge Panama Canal Zone. But, of all were reocently bum to their go up to Gainesille this month were treated to a thioroughly the dreatnier selection entitled that she would marry at a very i enjoyable evening of song and "Nostalgia," through four early age. received a position with the Fireplace and many large the places we've been, we still daughter-In-law and son, Debby togeta contact lens foe the eye ,,The young man I married Diamond Construction Co., win,dows, The walls of the prefer Florida for our home. the Seminole Mutual favorite folk tunes, to a finale of by and Terry Miller. upon which she recently un- dance was a guitar player in a rousing patriotic songs. builders of ships, tunnels, etc., living, dining and famil y life in Florida is wonderful," Concert Assiciation. At the last report, all were derwent surgery. Country WesternBandtnwhlch the) moved to Sa%annah, Ga rooms,areof beautiful cypress Peggy concluded doing real well and twins Following an outstanding Using few props-a scarf, a I had just been engaged as the Lucile has reaUy been conpaneling. were growing like wildfire! fined to quarters because of this program by the members of the swagger stick, a flag-the Band's shiger." Peggy said. --We've added this Florida PIRATE WAITRESS u They were blessed With three surgery a nd all of us in the Ballet Guild of Sanford- Chorale creat ed through song Room, and have done a great mmmunity wish her a speeey Seminole under the direction of alone a variety of moods which children, Roland, Donald and Your home As the children were able to deal of remodeling since we're 12 years they resided recover)'. She Is the treasurer Miriam Rye and Valerie Rye left everyone satisfied they had Carol. For care for themselves, Peggy back. We are in the process of Paula Edwards Pearson Everyone else does of so many organizations in Weld, was the heart waming heard their kind of singing. in Palatka, then moved to went to work. She took a refinishing the walls and floors been back in the hospital I am sorry to say, but the docUir let Genieva th~t we find it difficult performance of the Central Sanford for seven years, after position as head waiUv-u at and resWping thoe fiMIaces,," While everyone enjoyed the which the marriage was Pirate's House Restaurant. to with her or her Florida dispense Chorale. Peggy said STERCHI FURNITURE her cut to celebrate her first of 'Smoke dissolved nostalgic strains her helpful services . "It was the gy Manning went to work for the Said Peg wedding anniversary with 1100 French Avenue 11cr son, Richard (flick), Under the direction of Julie Gets In Your Eyes,' and For the next four years, former home of the pirate, Mr. ABC Plumbing Co. as Manager hubby, Fred. Easy forms n2-79S3 A Speaking of the Pearsons, cattle up from Dallas to spend Bishop and accompanied on the ,*When You Wish Upon Star," Peggy went to work, first as a Cook, in the 1600's. fie was wel.l. and she toA a position with the food consultant and then as a they were equally impressed mom known in these waters off the -piano by Bettve Smith, Fred's brother, Bruce, was some time with his -'ii known Snow secretary in an office for a firm coast of Florida and now les.er with the she ren spirited a gave Chorale home from )'t Benning (,a to recentl and I am sure that 11 in OVkdO /4'ipeople came horn all over , not visit with his f amil y. the Fred was more than delighted to e dering of a grand selection of White Fantasie," from the him. only to see the home of this well-known favorites to round !)isney production. Pearsons Sr., and of course WEDTOSANFORDI1E S / famous pirate, but to we all the . off a lovely evening. with his beloved, Debby Whil 1 ie e in the area Dick were naturally The folk tunes well-known celebrities that Edwards. transacted a little business but . In 1967, she married Alton J. frequent the restaurant. Tlry started out in fine style a favorite of the younger I. • concentrated rnost) on just wi four show tunes: "It's a membersoftheaudieflCe,whlle Manning, a young man whom "Ithadl7dinlngroomsandtn th being with his Mom. Grand Night for Singing," and everyone, young and old, was she had known since childhood, the mitin dining room, there I" andwhohadbeenrearedbyher was stirring What Beautiful Morning" in the "0 a up an underground tunnel, caught Oh happy day! Mary-Ellen I I . and the title song from selection of patriotic tunes, mother when his parenis died- dug and used by Mr. Cook and Prevatt is home e't "Oklahoma!" During the including "Yankee Doodle HehadjolnedtheU.S. Navyat his pirates that led to th Cleveland Clinic but she says M the age of 18 and she had not Savanna singing of -Hell-0 Dolly," Jean Boy,— -You're A Grand Old h River. We had such a - ?. that the doctors told her that .0 nam recently hosted an -after0 I us dehghted the audience by Flag," and ' tt, ,e.l)oiida%-s-get-tc)gettier" for a long time. flere's hoping that several friends. resplendent in a vivid green she will be up and at them in no Among them were Jun and dress and enormous black The members of the Ballet L time flat Cathy Stowell. Jim's mother, picture hat, and passing out her Guild joined the Chorale on Mary-Ellen said that she was Ruth Simpson, Gwen Hall, — business card after the style of stage during th e powerful met at the airport by her Esther Smith. Larry and UM ,,The Battle I the heroine from the "Do3y" grand finalebrother. Clyde Kegley. and that Louelld - RooL Margie Smith, show. H)min Of The Republic." they had a grand fime Just Edna McDavitt, Von White, and __ talking about old time& __ Cecelia Haber (from Elmira, -NY., who is also a house-guest , i of Mrs. A.!). Smith.) C TE . Ftt1 4Obrrship 16 Thl) v oA N) Donald, who also saw service %it 11111\ ST .14: mi glad ou rrc able to srIte to inVietimisinarriedtOKathy, and get It ff O' you in Balboa, the might have done %ith all that resentment and hostility. Panama Csnal Zone. They have two children Chester and Lisa I I \R \I1U\ am vettran, ") j$ i' would lui-I imulted if I were offt' . _ItA marrielln:beaudful wife, .,;4i,%vI4Ii, %. 4 , 111011 I '". 411 0 Thuy, while in service in could use extra monev. but I w,0'u1-d0'ralhvr sit with my Vietnam. They have one grand( hildren For nothing PROUD Git \M)Th daughter, Tabotha, age 3 daughter, is III AR GH %\I)Nl %: ,%ut all grr2ndmothers can afford that Iuurs. Let's hear It froni Calgars, Mlwrta, (.'anad;i. Monnick in married the U.S. Army, was Living at Ft. he was DEAR ABBY: I just read Iliv letter from "Working stationed. They are now en. ) ,Nfrother" regirding pa%ing the Grandmother for sitting with :f- = -'-------- , - goodness, I believe that we worked on ft program for the ______ : rp _________________ ________ [or when stationed In They have a 3-year-old son and live In West Palm Beach _____________ or rkiot the folks seemed to fike The regular monthly meeting ,..~~ was held at the Community Center on Jan. 9, with president .'' ,.3.c,1 _________________ ____ It I'. 39Shipspar liquids . Ronald, a Staff Sargeant in fJi U.S. Army saw service Vietnam, received two Purple Hearts and one Bronze Star, and met and married Lydia - ' _____ --- ____ Lake 'VesselhbOt Reing a minister o f ,Or(l of God , I Von't have lot) many grilws, but when this individual called 0day to perform a funeral service for a friend of his who doesn't even belong to my church. I New my stack! I would rather do ten sermons or ten %eddings . . . .- . _- - busy, - 36 Young child I? Native metal 41 Unit of weight II\ r at the I)eltona Utili es _____ visited in the Geneva area this Well, we finally made it...The past weekend and stayed with Central Florida Chorale sang at dear friends, Janie and Cader the Sanford Civic Center this Hart over on Hart Lake. past Friday night and believe it ____ It was a lot of Idii but also a figure so chic and tlon so ry ,. I '.I.. by Dave G,aue ALLEY OOP Iuefr,it, 1 - - so-4 Coiiar Over Expenses because of being :~ " _________ ACROSS ___ Minister Hot Under Sanford Allumiflum Co for two years. Then after a year's 3tY - Water [ I some husband, Alton, looks more like a model Own the mother of four children and she grandchildren. i . i the dance floor with her hand _. . 0 I ;1 i~_ _Nffw~ w Almost forgot to tell you that *' -_.~ -ii~__ii_ff~Mf ~11111=iit - recently visited with Ma y- p "' ___________ Tall, slender, willowy Peggy .Nolanning, gliding gracefully on , ____ " j rccordsand!atermunchingon birthday cake with all of Dear Abby _________ Sunday, Jan. 27, 1974—SB The Sanford Herald Ans*e, to Pr'ou Puli I k 1/16 �- SB—T' Sanford Herald Sunday. Jan. 27, 1974 .R Nurse Dorlan May Happily fnvolv ------- ed ~ . __ Yancy I , Newsnotes '. LaBossier, Rena MeClaran, "' ..- -7, , , .. , r / NLI&C , M, it Becomes A y Real Ch ildhood Dream Peck 196 was held on Saturday. I will try ar.d get the Mary Be th Morrison, It receiving calls from patients at hospital, May said her worst has a ready smile (or every By FIlM NICHOLS winners names for you in next Oakley, Kelly Owens De home, asking if she th ought moments come when a cardiac patient. Herald Correspondent week's cilunm. Prescott, GUIy Scott, Ann Her little-girl dreams of they were sick enough to is or, the way. "First, I have to SturIU, and Tanimle Sum. contact Th disturb the doctor. a doctor. en call on a becoming a nurse have COI'IW From the (line Do mersill. Sanford, was a child, she "Im glad they do call me," esratoryinhalationtherapist true, but there appear to be Monday, Jan. 14, at 7:30 at Their theme U Patriotism, wanted to become a nurse, she said. "it doesn't bother me to be ready. Then the lab must many new and exciting ad. the home of Mrs. Rita Hahn, the Peace and Brotherhood and be notified to ha ve an EKG ventures still ahead "I just never thought of any in the least." Ladies Auxiliaryto Winter the sons follow that theme. other machine All of May's time is not spent on the scene. These career. it was nursing i Springs Volunteer Fire Each program is ended wi th a was interested in and I cannot In the doctor's office. You'll things must be done quickly and 1 Department held their monthly riendition of "Let Them Be rernember ever considering -also find her at the Seminole be ready to go when the patient 1, meeting. Peace On Earth." Their anything else," to Memorial Hospital two days a 13 in. id. '. - I L _ W -- lo Ph. 3221111 0 . 11 st •' I 00 i B) JUl IAN FNROM Dear Harry: Wpknnw Helen llimneowrer, your wife, is a wrnderfiil virl. harry, we know that Helen comforts you when th ings ga : I Association, the State month or so, and will be Federation of Mobile Home meeting again in the near '"T -r' .'4 2l future. members of the cssociation, It is important to all of us to fa( bel 501 arb column. As in every decision, there think It is also very iUce that 1~ ,---~. -— ~7k OrangeandSeminole Counties are cooperating in tiu way." Them 18 little charmers are get this dog problem solved and just dying to perform for y the Soceity is attempting to do lets hear from of the that. I for ow, hope they organizations around. "' 'omeCall the succeed. jug ' c0hould be their right to belong .4 — mitre you will spend a most ta the State Federation asthey delightful evening listeningto choose. Others feel that by Staff Sergeant Alan Hahn is these beautiful voices lifted in joining as an Association, they visiting his parents, Mr. and song. could be more of a Mr's. William Hahn of 121 .1:i- CLEARANC E - - - - - -- - . - bef Recently, the Association Lombardy Ave. Sgt, is in the their list of officers U nited Sta tes Mr Force and GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE there directors to be elected Just served a tour of duty In WEEK Is Mrs. Millie Logan Hacienda Village. Mrs. Logan Directm Ross Turley, Ed several weeks before is an activemember Allen and Millie Logan. Proceeding to Tbaflarid for a Hacienda Women's Club, en. one-year tour . He a tertathment chairman th J of e signed up for another hitch and Hacienda Village, Home is consid g Owners Association and a Pack 196 of Winter Springs Is Force a erin making member of the board of going strong. They now have directors of the Homeowners two Dens and two Webelos Asso cia ti on . groups with a membership of 60 It is thing t be cha irman ".Mr& Candy WWxjrn and There is good news for all of of a committee, and another not Mis. Friend head up the Cub the clubs, organizations, only do a good job, but a Scout dens. Mr. Woodf in and associatIons, and other groups superlative e ?trs Logan Joe Jeslasky are the leaders of in the general area. A new knocks herself out to et Ideas the Webelos Dens, singing group called the for the benefit of theVWa e I was talki ng to Mrs. Carrie "Lonood Singouts" has been One quote was "Muffle is Gribbin the other day. Mars, formed. If you are looking for a bsolute moving force" Gribbin is the Den Coach 'sock It to 'em" entertainment, Anot he r was She is lust an Leader of Pack 1%. She in- this group coul d be just awful' nice person and formed me that the First t1iing for any entaUinment does many perisonal things to Baptist Church of Longwood program you may be con. help out people in need, not just has graciously decided to sidering. her own personal friends, but sponscr, not Justa Den, but the Thegrouplsmadeupofleof i people 1" whole Pack! the most delightful fifth grade Mrs, Logan was recomThe First Baptist Church has girls you could ever meet! sor hut Fr( hor I-1.0 flui wit F' I i 0 PIM Cie that she a O she' tillm M filet brol the) talk a brand new activi ties building are, Natalie Bergman, Brenda and is making it available for Brunelle, Jenny Cebsilos, the use of Pack 196. Let's hear a Martha Denton, Da loud cheer for a very civic- Eastham. Michele French, Dii hapj rnir4ed hurch' Melanie Harper, Denlel HutThe annual P in ewood Lrb) cherson, Karen Hutching, Sue the Fr Dolt therl youn WIN AT BRIDGE a =~ - VM _' __ - __ ~ - -, ___ - I .a:~_ :~ t __4. 14 =4~___ --- -. -L~ - _b~ ~ -.t C_~~, 1'. . - .; - -z v __J pp, I .1 .. t ' 1 HI BACK VELVET CHAIR White. Orange Req. $199.95 4 A 194 WI-Wr I , V J9S V 10762 +9103 + K75 4 . a ~ I W North EaU 1# Pass 26 PAZ 4NT. Pam 5N.I. Paz 44 PAM 59 Kouth - " - - 1—Z__ — 94ft ~Ri I ; ,,, -- • 90 - _z wgiffll W 4 i- I - ' M,i Ro =4 it - i (( th 1 (u" une can find any South's investigating seven and fittall settling for Six no kings after North i im d - . -1 - I . '4)0 i -, -. P :3 __ - , .1 . -' '- aw. - -1 .-. , "_ -: . ' - _..~ " . - . - — ' _. ~ _- I. - - - - ____ . ~ I- . ~ - -1 - i - ,- - - M II % - #- - ", - -7 I . - i - r it in dethi at the time sa proaches closing. You see, Harry, selling a house Involves a great mass of paper work, attorneys, title evidence, the proration of Lies insur.0 munLs and a host of other (,onan fusing documents. A real estate broker t ikes pride in being alert he nec(rm even step in the transaction, enilite inspections, nd followind wangements for roof and t through with appointments. The real estate broker would know the importance of all -riting. A broker could make sellin,g .your inurits 1)(.inj, sa iling o ice and Helen would wind up a - P 11 Sou1ho1d h. it partner ip.nd in a major wife ' - A-Bid -m dub. This wid kave y#v sbk to movt strongly smother your So, Harry, if you want to really get and sell your home ~ourse . - 6 What is you r opening bid' For ev:iir,g both long short Icok are in. For coin collectioni here'E a rare find from the blouse of Branch rv, and white tuuittd - rmmbr(Wered gwn !, Idt) Jacket 11 -x- Iff . 7 , 00 P. M. Doors Open Conce rt Starts Municipal civic Center 401 East Seminole 8oulevard i io p M I _- -, - - 7_ - W_ Bethune- Cook man College i - if - I 11, . , , passed into law. Addressing the annual . . . - r" - - _,?, ' igm_ — - 4 T,`F .._,~A6 * ,, - . __- - _.z __1 .:-M, ;~ __. ~_ Ir 0 - 6 'First." said MorthlancL -it 11 'm ' .I N __ — - It Z - Association of Home Builders (NAHB)' here, Morthland said the act-which culminated i I *) .- - - , ~_- _ir mortgages) by offering incentives to all financial in. • " WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION CENTER stitutioris. "And second," he added, 11 • WALM AliE going up on Central Florida struction Co. Inc. of Sanford. Architects for the I 1~ Foods Inc. warehouse and office on the north stabilit' of non-bank thrift project are Hampton, Monday and Ford of k institutions ...go they can de of Country Above massive project. Countrycontinue to be a nuijor sotLrce of wholesale food distribution subsidiary of CFS viewed from the southeast corner at REX MORTllLAD housing funds." Continental Inc. of Chicago will have 44,560 ... Buyers to get benefits Club Road. The WidC expanse of future Morthiand, who is also square feet of warehouse space and 2,240 warehouse space is shown below from the chairman of the board, Peoples Morthland said primary square feet in offices when the $rm,000 plus northeast corner of tile building. Bank and Trust Co., selma, competition for residential project is completed in May. Construction was Ala,, recognized that the mortgage money b not between (Herald PhoU by Bob Lloyd started in D ecem ber by Shoemaker Conbanking industry has reser- banks and thrift insti tutions vatmons about certain parts of but, rather, "Between the act, but "given the current related fi nancial institutions economic realitites—and the and the unregulated portions of I ~ _X0__?e__%, I . current state of housing the money market.11 finance"—he said It offers "an "Every time we go through a attractive alternative to our period of rapid inflation acpresent s)tem." companied by tight money, we ' . • ill The ABA president told the ru n into cyclical problems wi th home builders that, "al though the now of funds to housing," he 1 6LJL housing has been considered a said. The system of specialized h"% w' . '' . • •':. ' ' - . - . - I - . •- ' - - ' - - . ' p • - -- . ,. .- I 1, ~. ,. I ' . ,. -. ---- .r_r_fffuwrL -. • • - / __ - - ,~ ,., .. 4 major priority in our nation thrift Institutions, whose major since 18," it must compete purpose Is to provide with all other sectors for funds residential mortgage funds, ha d not work ed .. . - •. when money is tight. - Summer Fabrics A Breeze To Sew '...- '. 14 -.1 4rr7-"-M~ ~ - JL_- -_~~ - I - - .- _~ - - ~~- - -~ , :— - . ..• . •., • • - a , -I . n I ___ RylA)UISbLGILL Exte nsion Home without giving it regular care Fxonomics Agent , may neglect their sewing ~ I Ar Those beautiful summer machine for months--or years. b.1 *_ .01 I - if vootmaoActually. your fabrics are a breeze to sew at a 41 sewing II . 1L_ . I . fraction of the price you pay for machine may need oiling after %. 10 -- J it ready-made garment. So about 8 hours C1 constant use, ,_ r * , treat your willing sewing and if you haven't used it for ma c hi ne with the care a nd quite aw hile, a little oil will help • respect it descres. it to work more smooUily. For longer life and more You may need a grease sa tisfac tory 11 solvent t Imachine your sewing machine regularly. thoroughly if it has become fie sure to disconnect an gummy and dirty from im. S electric machine first • proper oil or neglect If It runs I I First, use a small brush with with effort locate the trouble nylon bristles or the vacuum area and use solvent to clean it cleaner to clean out lint and well. After such cleaning, allow The Florida Citrus Showcase has been moved ahead a week the following night at the 50th the Governor's Luncheon on dust. Unt collects under the the machine to sit about 30 has topped its 1974 goal of 1.000 to Siaturd,ay night, Feb. 9, and Anniversary Party in Nora Friday. Feb. 22 at the presser foot, but remove the minutes until the solvent has inembers as it readies the 50th mll feature N'ic~ Hussoand his N1:i%o 11,111. %%hico takes the Showcase, and two of Florida's needle and presser foot before Col"Pletel)- evaporated. Then Anniversary Florida Citrus (.abriei's top instrumental place (II the traditional six living former governors, you Then remove e put one drop of oil in every oil Festival, it was announceil this groups, according to Jack Coronation Ball, Ila Eberle LOW)* Collins and Farris plate under the presser foot and hole, because the cleaning week b> Robert J Eastman, R)flt'rsOn, Chairman of the and his orchestra will provide Br>ant have already accepted get rid of the lint there Remove solvent has removed the oil general manager. The festival arrangements committee. The inusic for this party, which will invitations to attend, Eastman the face plate, too if possible. Good cleaning and oiling will be held February 15. I rcss Preview. to be held at the Ile highlighted by the at. revealed. Florida CitrusMutual and do the .same. usually solve _wchine troubles, 11 goldLiin-doint-d Flori&i Citrus ance (if inany ol"the former is co-sporLsonni,Ih Govern(,r's Use only' --I light oil purchased but a slight adjustment in Ilus is arm all tiiime rtcurd for tmwase, will open' with a citrus queens, who being Loneheon from a sewing company or one tension may be needed after t1k. Showcase, established when social hour followed by dinner, invited to return for the golden The Florida Citrus Parade, to labeled "sewing machine oil." such procedures. Adjust the tile Festival inovid to its and there will be a press in- anniversary celebration. This be staged again this year by Never use an all-purpose or tension until both upper and (,olden Dotime Building in 1964 formation center where the year the dress will be semi the Winter Haven Jaycees, household oil, even though the lower stitching are equal and will and ttx)k uversponsorship of the news-niedia will be able to formal. fortually open Festival Week on label states that it may be used look the same. Be sue you put festival provide a year-found obtain full information on The Canners Dinner will be Saturday. Feb. 16, and the for sewing machines. Some of the needle hack proper l yShow inJow for the fluiidâ the 1974 festival held Thursday night Feb 21, Jamileb Strates Shows midway them contain a waxy su bstance always have the long groove on trtu industry, Tile Citrus Queen Pageant under tile sponsorship of (in tile Showcase grounds will be which could guill u p your the sanie side that you ftead it. Its xutive board, headed plans are also completed- in iimiitu Htric (o, .irmd the open daily from Feb its mflaChineand require the cost of Your best guide for care and In %V1111, .. Italey, reviewt4i fact, tile committee headed by entertainment program will 22no straight year of repair. Don't over-oil-it's iuse is y our I nst ru ction book. plans for the big anniverc4ir Jack Pines has already include Newt Haelscher of association with the citrus always enough to put a drop in Keep it in a handy place and festival this week, which are rcceivvd several entries. If will Shreveport.I,a.,% ho is bi [led as festival. each hole or at each spot where refer to it often. Many problems pretty humorist . well completed by the Ile held at the 3,40seat Polk "the sAi t h ,I Tickets for the Press metals move against each can be solved-a nd, * better vrous mnniittees which have tonununity College Auditorium immessage, and promises to lt view, the Queen Pageant other , Oil holes usually are yet—avoided if you study it and been working on them for on Monday, Feb 18 at T ; 30 make you laugh and give you the 50th Anniversary Party, found at points where bearings taketime to treatyouz machir 1. . \* - IN 101019-MERL I - to I - I . - r up you can ' - . - - . . . would be in a position to give both you and Helen as well as the buyer sound and practical advice on how to obtain a mortgage. But that would kill your scheme, Harry, to try and make the little woman squirm Remember >ou re still tr)lng to get e v en with your wife for giving that fishing jacket to the Salvation Artily. Finally, Harry, if a sale did get this far without failing through, I- - - -- I • - course' a real estate broker who works closely with all the mortgage companies would know the company requirements anu i.*i. c.wn, A •• . z . I m I - — . . -.1 I - .... t I, :0 , - ;., I __ __ TOD A Y'b QV F.S111 ON nd a good bre: irma iz - olttio C.ic.l Im 11 . . '11111110 ,I you can always subject them to your brand of salesmanship. And, when your one chance so far to sell your house walks out of th e door of your home the look of angui!h on Helen's face will be repayment enough for a great many Indignities. But you could get another offer from a buyer — and it's bound to be low you can maneuver your wife into a state of nervous collapse during the negotiations. If you expect to continue to tort ur e lkkn b> all means do not call In a real estate broker and his ability to negotiate such th ings as price and terms, possession and accessories, and financial Don't you know, Harry, that lielen will go crazy trying to figure out all the legal tenusa mortgage company man will be throwing at her. And, of course, Harry, when the deal falls through don't you know she'll be disap[minted to no end. Can you realize how broken % LiF.$d% . .-:. '1 up z1 -. - q)Hjrr, Pail Pv,ude& - - - __ getting Legal rerms Maze I cases bidding has beest North . _~ 4-1.-T 1~ - --- --- . - *- I- I •. —_ .,- - __ . Diii - - & i5iff- ~ . -_ -I T_ . 11 - . V& - " ~ ____ - Its . ) ) 74 - - 1 111L=4 The ... . P. -h'"' ',. -.— ~ - __ ~__=~ _____ ?{ American Bankers Association ABA) said that home buyers will 1 the big winners If the L , ~ D R,cMEV Mean c'aw % n' made the North's iump to four spades w was intended to show gooid spade suppirt and a y ininlaium hand. fie sure had ~ - z, . -w4r," - - - •frL,. ,. -- • te But, let's just suppose, Harry, that the improbable happens and you do find an honest-to-goodness buyer. Let's suppose he needs a mortgage. Since he'll probably be f ro m out of town he'll need your help. Here's another way to get even with Helen: Make her get on the phone and start making long-distance calls to mertgage companies tr)ing to find the buyer a loa, . ! . . ..- - ___ F.- I ' T arrangements. Please don't ca ll a realcstate broker, harry, especially if you want to get even with )'OUr wife. ---- - ~~ .' of cree k meeting Greek. Morehead knew that West was capable of playing queen from I 1' 0 MUNICIPAL CIVIC CENTER., SANFORD, FLORIDA . the hand of hearts and Efubs 10(1 1. '1 i i .nd diarnon ,1 one of those Sanford 'L, Law (J fters `" Home Loan Incentives - z And while your real estate broker is dr,ing business with pe*ple ' . ;. __ : r, _= he's pretty well checked out, Helen will be at home showing strangers who may or may not be qualified through your home while you're at work. They could even be thieves and burglars. Boy! That should eliminate any pea ce of mind Helen has left!! And, when you do finally find a part interested In your house THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1974 7:30 p.m, -.01111CLA& es price - ai rn, 323.O23 r - # 0. - '. rto ~ ~ i- ANam -~,:- _4),~~_ W ___ you FURNITURE CO • .~-. ,- $17991 Hwy. 17-92 Ao~ R—"J , On the other hand, could list the home with your real ta broker whose skill and knowledge would assure your getting a ....fair but that would spoil all the fun In even with Presentat Of The Beth une-Cookin an College Concert Chorale ~ % St ~ I '- , by your local real estate brokers, 2200 S. French Ave. y • Is mg P01 S Un I CONFERS WITH PATIENT 1 .J • L uOrian May takes many cans, day and night (Photo by Elda Nichols) I , - l - ion %, .." I " - -1 Jh1' 0. !80 _#q - I h lbo " -, 6 viiiiiiiii - - ~~~ Aor.", Helen. Anot he r way to get even with your wife is to put u your own "for sale sign. Helen wili be interrupted by every busybody in 2 PC LIVING ROOM SUITE—EARLY AMERICAN the neighborhood. She"ll be getting phone calls day and night. Req. $349.95 ........................................ ........ Uninterested "lookers" wi ll be parading through her kitche n like an army while qualified prospects are being shown other houses De iveries . - I of diamonds on the first diamond lead. South. the late Albert Morehead covered 4 K Q ' - . At AKS6S ' 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE—TRADITIONAL Blue Grean Req. S3".95 ,.,.....,..,.,.,...,,...,.....,....,... ___ the table West math things more difficult toSowh SOUTH '•'',', . Z figures. Aaa i ' X j, I" ..I ¶ '.a 17 house or you'll ask too little and penalize yourself and Helen. 7195 White Req. $159.95 .............................................. $7 195 ___ __ financial ' ____________ going to work- West holds the FANT '' _____ ,qm W You know how to do that, Harry? Simple! Sell it yourself, First, Harry, when you try to determine the proper sales pr of your 1u"ne you ci drive he una wall with sill all kinds $'I)95 ..''' . near a OWWO UM99F 1 And, Harry, how about the night you callie home three hours latewit utanalibi 13o Hememberhowshelet3ouhaeit' Harry, we understa nd th at circumstances make it necessary for You to sell your home. Well, you now have ii perfect op. % ............................... $ 601 - k s no expert on land values. She doesn t anything about replacenicint costs. She's not fair preciation, depreciation or market fluctuations. For that matter Harry, you aren't familiar with these things, either. So there's a' 1 HI BACK VELVET CHAIR - . . -' is - %~ _____ I I I - TO 60 SAVE 300 //0 Green - Gold - TwE-ed Reg. $149.95 (p neighbor." She sounds like the type of person we all would like living us. ta lead a diamond to dummy s nine If it loses to ilL kinorqueendec Iarercomes back to his hand and finesses the jack a NORTH (I)) QJ73 s 43 , .. r ' mended b just one by y but many, to Foxy play vs. foxy defense -I . --'- I q, V1 . are S 1~111111 I added het 1i % • force 1 I : dw jiiift %,. . I is - I , tri,r~.—, . -- - ..... -.1 - . We know, hart y, that your wife keeps the house you two live in with th e kids perf ectly clean and tidy. In fact, we know that Helen an immaculate housekeeper. And, Harry, we also know that your wife Is a perfect mother, a true companion and a source of Inspiration to you. But, Harry, c also know how many times you've asked her not to squeeze the toothpaste in the middle of the tube. And, ho about that fishing jacket, exquLsitely mellow and just beginning to smell the a a Jacket should' We know how ou felt when she gave It to the Salvation Army. Remember how upset you wer., .- -i - tough. - , I . ,,ure, .' - A~ I • ,.% . . I - at .•": , ...- =_ -% _Z 1 afford; and some th ing should "They lower interest rates payments, and qualify, on the Stenstrom, units by providing low-Interest be done about the ceiling on but raise discounts, so you're basis of present Income, lo mortgages "Until Congress (aces Its totaling up to saving deposits and time back where you started," pur chase moderate se homes responsibility in passing a billion. The problem of a slumping deposits. objected Huskey. because of their limited in. housing bill that will provide for The mortgage must be for home building industry will be The $6.6 billion will be used to "If they really want to help come," he explained. lower down payments and new c0ristiai helped, but not solved by guarantee construction of the low income group find He cited the hypothetical extended mortgages, we've got interest rate of seven and three committing $6.6 billion in 2oo,000 housing units at a below. housing they should change the example of a person earning $5 housing problems," he quarters per cent under the federal funds during 1974, agree market Interest rate to the zoning rules and regulations to an hour—or approximately $5 declared, program. The net effect means several Seminole county consumer of seven and three. allow more nice trailer parks a month. Allowing for $152 a In his address to the National the government will pay the builders and real estate agents, quarters per cent, Housing and and cluster homes. Space is the month in installment payments, Home Builders Association, di fference between seven and who feel building is slightly off Urban Developmant Secretary problem," he added. this person's adjusted net in- Lynn said the maximum in. three quarters and eight aM in the county at present, James T. Lynn told the Jullan Stenstrom of Sten. come is $714; or $8,55 a year. terest rates for FHA- and VA- one quarter per cent. National Association of Home strom Really, Sanford, has A quarter of this annual in- insured mortgages were being Stenstrom commented no Lower Interest rates are only Builders Monday in Houston, reservations whether the come—$2,143—would qualify cut from eight and one half to doubt the action on the part of part of the answer, they feel, Texas. federal funds will stiniulate the the person to purchase a $21,430 eight and one quarter per cent, the government In reducing however. Attention should be "This kind of program when slumping home building in. home, effecti ve Tuesday. FHA and VA mortgages and given to lower downpayments spread across the country dustry appreciably. When most people today pumping Lynn said the interest rates $6.6 billion into the and monthly payments; zoning means no more than a drop in "The big problem is the fact demand two or three bedrooms, could be reduced even further: home building industry will changes should be made to allow the development of more the bucket to Seminole county," that people who want to enter a Florida room, central fie sa.ld the Federal National have some effect: "But not a commented E . Everette the hctnft maiket, especially arpeting as basic Mortgage Association will cl uster homes and trailer parks Iluske) of Ihlske) Belts for the first time are requirements, ntc a home for assist in the construction 4 new homes' he added still which low income to find." argued 2W,UW single and mulLi4anilly __________________________________________________________________— I Con* t. On Pg. X Col.5. ) House Sale Night are Made E asy i I I I I Page 1C - .. 91 fa Sunda ay, y, .i6nuary 27, 1974 I ' es BY JEAN PATSON Herald Staff Writer :' B iii f - — ' Ill '* 1 I! I I Real EstateøGardenIng.Decora,jng •'' Ill 01 i..i I Men's Formal Wear RENTALS For Weddings. Proms, etc. n's Wear Perkins B.L AE r% IrSISt Among many of the pro)" costumes are in red, white or discussed was the buying of a blue. The feature folk flag for the volunteers and a popular song!. - Fede ral Fu nds Offer Small Hel p _ ____ 0 o emino e ousin ro 9 P bi ems 11P ffirral 1 F, __________________ Asked about breaks. she said, . Starting her 14th year in a week. Presently working in the %% ,, emergency room, May is really "Coffee breaks are few and far local doctor's office, May, WINTER SPRINGS - HI! J she prefers to be called, is kept on tier toes. as well as between during emergencies, i We have all hea about the nge We. % This talented group CinC into originally from Indiana . After being kept up on the very latest We are lucky to grab a bite to energy crisis and Ox request to / Present at the meeting were being through the endeavors of (* .. help by having car pools. The Beckle Hunter, Vivian Martin, an enterprising teacher named H ... % I Said May. "It's best to keep ospital, in Lafayette, Indiana, !' ..•• Hacienda Village Women's An avid reader, and with all Carrie Weaver, Etta HarvWe, Mrs. Sharman Taylor. She ?,Illy and Club took the message to heart. Rita Hahn, Marcia Lathan, teaches fifth grade language !. because of her hospital, because if you Thirty-two, yes, I said 32 don't attends night classes at Hilda Sommem and Dorothy arts and social studies at ,nother's health. work in one for five years. then ." women formed a car pool last Connolly. Mrs. Martin brought Longwood Elementary School Seminole Junior College. tier For Your Valentine . , : more courses have to be taken Tuesday to go te Disney WorkL , teach nursino and a guest, a Mm Jerry Mos,se, and manages the Froup on a She worked in the Seminole so you will again qualify." .. That has to be the largest car who plans on joining the volunteer basis in her spare to SPCCI She added, "So many new would Memorial Hospital for two ,rflItYC . I0 Make Tracks pool ever! : Auxiliary. time. Mr& Taylor explained the years. Married, and with two techniques are being in- 11 IV occasion was the first Said May. "I've always liked The Auxiliary held a mx-young children, she decided to trr,du" all the tinw, it keeps to instruct. . W6 N semi-annual banquet held by I believe student 40 cesstW cake Na e recently in program to me Ft change )OU bus) just keeping Un" jobs so more time could em ' • The Women's Club. They hu). Longwood. I was there around have vocal tr)outs- Then. If nurses should be able to get 121 The maternity w;ird is May's ched at the Poles1an I :I)p.m,, ard thcy were aIint uhns'n, thv h:ive to be Jlged tw spent with the youngsters. May t:1lte* cuilizt i iuiaL*'r 'ne prdernc. 'its 210 S. Elm ,ed nthIriral It -% Sanford had a delightful time! work. Paper work has fitscholastic record and have to encouragement and comfort, hospital," she said. 10 /t The ladies plan to hold some c reased ten-fold In the t ten keep that record up to a certain along with the medicine. "A doctor once told mime, 'You 5ich affair every six months 0 ycars I would like to teach the standard. Their conduct and "I love the older people and can't be an athiest in the after their semi-annual deetheory that a patient is a record are reviewed each week, understand them. They are so delivery room,' md that is so The Humane Society of " tions to round out their ac- Seminole County, Inc. had a Then, all practice, and PT patient.d n ot just a appreciative," she said, true," she said. I I.' tivities. I think it is a great Idea Board of Director's meeting at formar1ces are on their own rnber , I believe that com In the emergency room at the She smiled as she told of and thought you other I' pon and understanding pa) th e home of Mrs. Evelyn time, and do not Interfere wi th of organizations might like to use 0 Younger In Casselberry their school work 4% With a naturally beautiful . - , .97recently. The provisional Mrs. Taylor says, -This 60 P YtitF i_ complexion May appears directors were also present. t program is given in conjunction thrive 1on strenuous was a combination social and with Orange County's Tangelo 11 I schedu e. Acting ?a uffer r so* bush" hour for thie purpose of Park Elementary School under . An important meeting for the exchanging ideas. Under the direction of Susan Dfapcl. __ - I—- __ __ - _Hacienda Village Home Owners discuss'on was the up coming It teaches the girls I'l, . Association W. At animal ordinance and the things, but most important, a Oat time they were putting to SijnoIe Cy [) PoJ senseof responsibility Because 14 the vote by secret ballot,, a The Society had several of the theme of the program, _. I decision on whether or rwt the - .W _1 eetings with the County the girls also learn A$ _b~__ I ' - _n___: _. - __- , - -1 -of - . I f M;d On the other hand,if you want to t the best sbIe price with thegreatestpeaceofmnindsee)ourrea es a e, r on't believe Helen IhLrry, it's up to you, friend. Frankly, ,A is a wonderf W deserves this kind of treatmen mother, she's a great companion and she tins been a source of inspiraUon to you. fishing Jarket and about her W e suggest >OU lOfgCt about , tube and be th e mie squzmngthe tooth pastein I the u've got a great wife. you appreciate her. (all a real CdiaIl' yours. -- • trus - . -.- I p Goa/ Topped I '. d e i .. .. - start _____ ____ . are Preview, held in (he past on the will also be heard in concert deliver his fourth annual ad- Showcase starting Jan. 15. The piece of fabric, keeping the clothing budget - - - - Ill �2C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Jan. 27, 1974 Real Estate THE q I- _A ,-1~ il , GO I -I-- I New 6 - Question Js E I " .'- -. "' - %- I Box ____ ___ yt,I 31 , I ; .~ 4 bmeill _I[I lilt 1 ,:d; , 119 --F i (Edit"'s Note: Do you have a question about real estate, taxes, insurance, planning, zoning, etc? Address y inquiry to ______________ LL4 Editor, Lifestyles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. 32771. You must sign your letter, Upon pthlkatlon, will be used ). T ----- BE DR M 10,9 K , ____ ____ _____ > B ED R M 10/9 9 < L Editor: Whatever happened to the'plans for increasing downtown parking by constructing an upper deck on the large City owned parking lot just east of the Courthouse? • —Mrs.HSL Dear Mrs. USL: In mtd.173 th eSardc*-dCIty Connnlsslon voted to retain a Maitland firm — Campbell, Foaworthy & Pugh — to make a citywide traffic survey and dowiwn parking survey. The was anticipated within four months. however, the report has delayed and has not yet been received by City officials. Campbell, Fx* nrthv & PiIh \ flOW that it ill be aixuit four weeks before the final report Is received, 01 course, no one knows lithe study or us ,.% - ( LZL - "-I oir\ 8,6x9,,6 - S - R --- - 01 U. R. IT C H EN I -•. LIVING-DINING RM 12,w 1 We realize f rom th e ns in the pap recently that the Federal government sets interest rates cn mortgages Insured by the Federal Housi ng AünlsfraUon and guaranteed by th e Veterans Administration. Does, however, the Federal government set commissions f or brokers hand ling sales of home which are financed through FHA and VA' _1W Gu ani sit alf Denr Dear J) The answer to your question is yes and no. Let me explain. If a broker sells a borne acquired by repossession and is the property of the Federal Housing Administration, FHA does set the commission It will pay to the broker for finding a buyer for the house. On the other hand, U a broker sells a home belonging to a txiilder, developer or a private owner, and the borne Is financed by the buyer th rough FHA or VA th e commission paid the broker :i z iigu. aierd L C broker. However,)uwiilbetnkreskdtoknowthatllaUonwWch would impose a ceiling on broker's commissions on sales homes beteen private seUersand buyers bee n bU.nduia the UA How of Represetitatives by Congresswoman Ltnore K. Sullivan (1)-Mo.) Her bill would call for th e Secretary of Housing and Urban Developmen t to esta blish a maximum charge which could be Imposed for each of the princi pal kinds of charg es Incid en t to a reside ntial real esta te settlement in any "Federally" related mortgage loan. GE - • I wa ext fac son we da ant doE _ - __ L painted. That's because rust jxarance, it should be removed pifints now conic in Various cc ANDY LANG mo ves underneath the paint Un- quickly. This can be done with ors. AP Newifeatures Applying powdered graphi it gets such a secure hold steel wool, emery clo th or any Metals which contain Iron are • abrasive, used alone or in con th or a similar product to th e I at it dislodges the outer coatsubject to rust. Co mm ercia ll y th e many ncr workings of an outdoor lo( junction with one of big. made metal products sold to To prevent rust, th erefore, it rust-removing liquids and jel. will prevent rust as well the general public are coated lies on the nuirket. Since these keeping the mechanism in goc with some k in d of rust-inhib- is essen tial th at metal products are chemicals, shape. Th is can be done b iting material, but when even a ered wi th some substance that latter important that they be blowing graphite into the loc It is prevents air and moisture from tiny portion of this coating used exactly according to in- from a squeeze container. Oj attacking it. These coatings can wears off or is knocked off, structioron the containers. Ing the lock Is not general] be paint, oils, primers, waxes, rust takes over, Where possible, I is best to recommended because of th silicones, greases, varnishes, It Is because rust spreads at It may becom get down to the bare metal be. possibility th . cquers and at least a dozen la that it is necessary to La fore repainting or recoating. gummy and sticky when mediate action to remove or other products. Once any part (fries. control it. A piece of outdoor of that coating is no longer Sometimes this Is not practical, -metal furniture, for instance, there, It should be replaced at In which case all loose rust par. Lang's (Andy handbo ok ticks s ho uld be removed, pref. - __t__, _____ may have developed a bare once. And that doesn't mean ____ I1CpaLT5, I "i'acuci flOi few eraoiy WRfl a wire Urusfl. After spot no larger than a dim e. 1g. the next day, s in ce even a do-it-yourselfers th th e rust-inhibInvaluable to at, use one of ta ke can permit rust b rxrr it and it will become rus- hours ty. Continue to ig no re and j hok.l, es pecially outdoors In Iting primers and then a rust- It can be obtained by 5endin1 Inhibitin g paint made by th e $1 to th is ne ws pa per at Box 5 will s pr ead even If th e remain, damp wea th er. me manufacturer. Th ese Teank, N.J. 07666.) has made an Once rust ap tier o th e object Is completely P PORT] Mix Plaster, Patience To Fix Walls hub S! Fre hart 'isi. 9,4X IC Ijj than plaster but it can be .' By Mr. Fix handled more easily and has Plaster walls can develop good adhesion even when ap 11 86 42 ______ 1 cracks for a numtx'r of rea• pliedinverythinlayers. t PORCH Larger cracks and holes sans. A child bangs Into the 'all with a mv. Th e lack of a are repaired with patchin door-stop causes a door to plaster. Do not use plaster II _________________ 'ris which dries too quickly open too far hack and hit Itit' 36FRONT wall. A piece of furniture and is difficult to work with. Even regular patching hOUSE PLAN HM15R is designed for a very may be shoved too close to plaster sets faith fast. Mix the wall, narrow lot. The front living-dining area Is nearly 22 Or nothing at all may hap- only what you think you can feet wide with two sliding glass doors toward the • pen anI the cracks COIfl(' ant'- us' in 15 or 20 minutes. ____L t. -uont porch. inc p orch serves as tne entry to the way as the hoUse' settles. Tht'v II CI'ilCkS afi(1 Imle's SIioui! pncn in new homes as we'll be cleaned out of all (lust and home. To increase a feeling of spaciousness without '°'° loose material. For a tins appreciably increasing the construction cost, the The-v don' t indicate the crack or hole just make a ceiling in the living-dining room Is nearly 12 feet house -is falling down. They generous application of h.lgh. The kitchen is handy to the dining area. There are urtsightly, owever. and Is a small screened porch between the kitchen and if neglected become larger, smeared over the hole and u ti lity room and carport. The th ree bedrooms are It isn't difficult to repair then smoothed out with a nutplastic walls. The job re' ty knife. If you work caref'uIIv accessible from th dron 1! R'r. J is4. di'O a )UU ziiiij ant have to sand the 52nd Street North, St. Petersburg, Fla. 33710 kw inexpensive tools. patch. designed the 864-square-foot home. Anyone inA plasterer's MiI trowel Larger cracks should be may be needed when you get chipped out to make certain terested in learning the cost of the blueprint can to filling large holes, but for there is no loose material. write to Reiner, enclosing a stamped, sellmost minor patching a putty Undercut the edges. This will addressed envelope for reply. •.."•--knife will tin .% thrnw."it 1. ..... iI. ..i•L it) ______• _________ - _1111X~. - - Miss , ___ .. / ... d pie tin is great iormixingthi.' 1 I \,.. I Stop ) looking... I .t' , r * - Got What You Wont I Terra Alta I ___- ~ -~ I . ___ - 904-775-4777 fv ______ ' \ - . - - 111 You don't need aflue Like easy - o als reid,' for con';er It's sian to Singe.- air conditioning anytime you want it. And it's as dependable and - .' „, as safe as any electric appliance q,*._w I iU F9 ii ,,awS I.,, ',' P,t.i Me &i0&ft1.V9 p4III4i'ty — / / ' A Ia.Iiv I a,,,,,,, .. -' i f" i CHOOSEFROM JBILE HOME SUBDIVISION jI pa( 4MC)ELSTO ' ___ ~ __ - ~ - - ~-_ - A Recreation! price rnge avastabie Price I - ; * ~_ I Family Section! . S home. , ,f' /! in your GRe US a c 'zr i'.o n y and see us, We'll loll you how _'--/ to keep your baby warm No (ratter how old she is. -p” ;• . ", .,,... Spacious Horn esites! ve _'t. - - - -- - oo - -]~~ - i - Terra Alta You Own Your tot! _~77 I,, . , , --:~l ~-4_ 1;V.- - :. .4 , Other than a baby, that is A Singer electric furnace. It's a lot of other things, too. Like Inexpensive to Install because ' 'I I i , 9 - ~~-. __ __ - - i1 EACH OF TH(I( BRAND Niw / "OO(FN HOMES 'A5' Cn.r.t HUt 6 A'i, Toil 5affi, *ft9$. Dust istiv, GMDI5E C,tp.l. Palio. 014.p.. S.' (:pqt L cip*,. io, WIlti :;:: ::-:t000000t0000ft 4fi4 C.'h.s. -.... I.... two 3 Models Priced From S2I,0Q ""-''_. .. .. ta s,serir.. '- low lioherts & (9Q4) 7$.2)1 W"Mm - Gilman, (JIIIIItUI, 2172 -,__ Conoftnat - .L AI __ - - _ . - - . ___ . - -- A L 't. , --. - - rl 41 r_ - an '-fl -- — - X. _~ 2k~.. , ;W -la4fff __ - __~., . . ____ ____ , J1-- 1. ;,; ~_ L4 J __ .•, ^*I . t J ai - - " - ____ _m— mI-I j I _ :i - . __,;i-A .~ - al.Help L oc afford a $3O,O.%) borne," he federal go ve rnment tries ic control the economy, they In contrast, said Stenstrom, never do It completely," he or a scare over Interest rates, VA demands no down payment, said. but simply as an Inabi lity to but on a $30,000 home, wi th a — meet pa ymen ts on Incomes mortgage for practica lly the ,.,o Wch are not keeping pace with whole amount, pa, ,7nents will inflation. run excessively high. In San- 11 ME "Sales are slighilly off in the ford, he said, you can reckon on S.i n!ord area," sdStenstrom, paying 110 per mon th per $1,000 buthousesaresuulbelngsold, of the mortgage balance after nd land transactions are being down payment Thus, $5,000 n l..indledasthere'snoslumpin a$35,000homewilldemanda the commercial mar ket There mon thly payment of principal h, 'is been some drying-up of Interest, taxes and Insurance of miss building in parts of the state," some M a month. "A man earning $5 or $6 an suspected some proposed hour doesn't qualify," said developments in the north part Stenstronli. Albert M. Cark 111, Viceof Seminole county could be president a ert delayed for a while. Oinc 44 e truct, Condominiums But, " he emphasized, "th 'lump is not be cause of the problem in a slightly different reasons, A - Don't These! wr - k, _ - z _. - ,A ,., IIw. " D.tlitu Bsa'. Pty'Oç. & PUN Oot 1Z "o" A OR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 322-6390 SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2609S. SAN FORD AVE. IANFORD r I_ mffi- =-=&-- - I ____ ___ ______ p - _____ NO - - ________ - - - lk~ _,, - . _ - - -_ _ ....,; ''' - _ ______ — - • _•4 _____ - i ________ .. ________ AND Conventional fInancing This problem le sees as the ,t Savinp and demands a 20 per cent down ceiling on whd payment Conventional financing on Insured mortgage savings accounts or time Is possible with a down deposits "The government is going to payment of 10 per cent and a subsidize some of the conmortgage of 90 per cent, or a Country Club Manor 25th and Holly Ave and 3 bedrooms, 1' 3 baths, central heal-air, • - CLEAN AND UNDER ,, ir '' Un, r i10 - WET AND APPLN FIR5T cAT çpj v' I if - - -. - • • • _ ( _/ " i o WREN DRY WET AND APPLY FINISH COAT OF PLASTER — -________ ________ '- lARSIIMALIA)W-pIump Founders sofas, with patterned area rug and natural finish "Founders Keepers" wall storage units give this compact living area a warm, , k i-r ___ - - - _______ •~- -•on~ - -•_ ' It's a step towards helping, but range, refrigtrator and not the whole problem," said said Clark. An FHA down payment "What to do with ceilini three per cent of the first '25,500-19,500 paid 0n3avthg50rtiu11c 115,000; 10 per cent of the next 9Sper. Financing that's problem, $1000;and20percentofa ll In Availabalif ,000 he saidhome, said Stenstrom, the down "The Home Builders payment would amount to Association recen tl y suggested Roberts & $2,450. red ucing the limits on savings oenona (904) 759.2121 "Not my ppfr Ur: dc j ja i or 16 an hour can therefore government, As soon as the • CUSHIONS LOOK SOFT, LIKE A MARSHMALLOW • % - - r 01 1 (i-rn I r — — t LET' DRY OVE'RN)&T THEN SAND — — ____________________ A Le, B ByIAUISE L. Gil.!, r.xiension home Economics Agent I e re inviting feeling. Color scheme is soft brown accents. V little doubt that you and your ttrniiy can ha ve better and more varied meals throughout the year if you own a food freezer. Before you decide a freezer would be practicL% for you, these cost fa ct ors should be blue and lavender with Bu y A Fr VVLV[ The cost of o[wratin will of your freezer, keep it Fully preparation if you cook in depend on the local utility rates, stocked. A rapid turnover— quantity and freeze foods in the size and the quality of in- once every six months is advance. Your meals can be sulation of the freezer, as well recommended to reduce the made interesting if leftovers Home Freezer—to buy' or not as, the efficiency' with which freezer operation cost per are frozen for later creative to buy—If you're in the market you operate the equipment. pound of food. use. It can allow you to level out for a home freezer with the Considering Smart the buying and average good your workload for such oc•.• anticipation of cutting food Florida utility' rate the mon th ly management can cut th e cost of casinos as holiday cooking and cost—take a hard look. A home taken into account; the initial cost of operating will range owning a freezer. With a company meals. freezer offers convenience and cost of the freezer which from $7 to $10. freezer, you can cut down on the If you make the decision to flexibility, but rarely can it be represents a substantial inThe cost of depreciation, nutiiber of trips to the super. buy a freezer your next justif ied on the n-terits of saving vestment, including any in- repair and elect:icity are going rmrkets, saving time. energy problems is deciding what size money, In Fact, From the stand terest charges; the cost of to be about the same to and gasoline. You can buy' in and shape wouk be best for maintain a safe 0 degree quantity when the prim-s are your use. There is little difpoint of dollars and cents few if produce or meat available for any non-farm families can freezing; and materials for temperature whether a freezer low, taking advantage of lerence in the cost or efficiency o come close to breaking even, packaging. Also, to be con- stands half-empty or full and seasonal and spe cial sales on bcteen an upright or chest Even though the realistic way sidered are the repairs and whether the food Is eaten and both fresh and commercially type. The model you choose will to regard owning a food freezer depreciations, as well as the replaced slowly' or rapidly. To frozen foods. It saves time, depend upon available space Ls as a convenience, there Is operating cost of the Freezer. get the most economical use out energy and utility cost in food and your personal preference. .. . .., ___~ ~- __-1 I -~ 'I 1"~ T, 1 1 ,•J, ~J~ ,' tine's Day combination. At the / , CI one of the most popular illustrations on a Valentine card was a red, ripe toma to. Regarded then as (lowers, and not cons ere edible, tomatoes were referred to by many as "love apples." Hallmark has a card illustrating the "love apple" in its histoncal co ll ection. - - - r, - id d , I, ' '': .-' ' 19,900 ':' '"".-" iI NCLUDING LOT! - CC" CtTIONAI. FINANCING AVAILASLE - T '-,,, - -- - LA HERNANIWi 2 & BEDROOMS 1½-2 BATHS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL CONVENIENT SNACK BAR • 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • LAUNDRY ROOM • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP DIRECT ION S - Take ii to ?he.Oettona.4.q,b east on DeBary Doyle Pt I., miies to Providence Blvd ,turn left, 4 miles to Eiktsam flI - a Turn cii 3 blocks to the model homes By FRANK J.JAS4 rural development, Including a wheat, feed grains, and County Agricultural new rural environmental soybeans and have the final word on price ceilings For farm conservation program. Agent The new Agriculture and Changes in, and an extension products. Consumer Protection Act of, the Food Stamp Program And, finally, the act directs the Secretary of Commerce to pmed in August, 1973 has a through June 30, 1977. number of provisions. In adUse of public funds to buy for mriduct an agricultural cvnsus diLlon to assuring Farmers of distribution to welfare in lJ74. adequate incomes from some of organizations commodities that their major crops--authorizes normally were obtained from and directs USDA to carry out a surpl us stocks. number of other programs. In addition, It directs lit' These include: Department to: Price support for dairy Develop national estimate if products. The new act raises total costs of producing wheat, f the dairy support level 5 per- feed grain,, cotton, and dairy cent, to 80 percent of parity, for commodities. _N the rest of the current Study the causes of livestoc~ - L-W • : marketing year and for the next losses during shipping. ___________ one which begIns April 1, 1974. Conduct research to red'ic' ______________ Income support for wool use of fertilizer and herbicidc producers. in wheat and feed grain 'Extension of P.!.. 480 to production, ____ provide for sales of Farm Study the effects of dair --=products to developing coun- imports on domestic producers, tries. processors, handlers. anti Continuation of indemnities co nsumers. for dairy men and beekeepers Provide technical assistance -• Raising the limit on some to exporters of farm prod ucts loans by Farmers Home and monitor contracts for such Administration. exports. .,-. Additional authorization for Provide disaster re.serves of krp turn of the century, however, i . -~ -.-_1U4q*.X __.C.I ~ I _I U-_1 .• j.I1,t.': ___ - __ ____ ~_ ___~_ .......... - £ - 4--.-.- Dairy Supports Explained By EARL ARONSON AP Newsfeatures Ifearts md tomatoes do not .sound like a romantic Valen- Gilman JJ ' L)U Villas Park and monthly payments that are - - ___ Sanford in The federal funding will, help tzg _ ' ilk 111-4011 628-2162 789-2999 AROflDA HOMES inC. _______ .,, f ,' ' , The New York Botanical Gar. den and the public have a longS t' standing valentine's Day ro L'KI mance that annuall y brings r.L,&' forth a giant Valentine. I •' I I featurt s colorful ft flowers that convey' messages of love, such as forget-me-not., love-in-a.mnlsl. heart's ease, a t irn the plant. dfl I -i big ,ver s knot i,n n Th e red rose remains among hi',rt Theenm,nct'tInfnrtmrnse t,_,_..,.. We 111031 IXJPUI4E VUIVIILUIV a H om a n t I c couples have Day gift flowers, There are othstrolled through a tunnel of ers with more suitable identi. love leading to a Honeymoon ;__ Hotel. Stubborn males found Cupid'5 dart was known bachelor's buttons and the d15 ancient Greeks as an ingredient enchanted could seek solace in for love philters. Love plant is s uch plants as the bleeding another name for it. It has o 4 I 10, il ctm.mni."not an d he'L bright blue petals with slight li es-bleeding fringes 4. PipsiSse%'a Is also known as 1rc connercial arc the flU' love.ui' inter, aground cover. rnerous displays in the florist's Love-entangle has low, spread71 - ' shop or supermarket, even to a log (obag and yellow flowers. potted ivy trained on wire ical Lover's knot, a wild weed, Is I h n „,*.. ,.,,. if t'nu in juu nion gisruerwra, d p'..” s, dl Y15 fo r most g make a heart plant yourself, lenune's Day or any other day'. '.w have been toki, do it a few love's-test is known better as days before Valentine's Day to everlasting. give the leaves a chance to was Clematis virginians turn back in one d irec tion to the love-vine and th e )wowii as make a nice, neat-looking snowball as the Love rose. More U plant. popular vi warm-weather gutAmong th e plants you'll fin d 'riS th an In th e Nor th is lo vefor your sweetheart are po tted flo wer, the agapanthus or blue kalanchoc, primrose, chryof the Nile. lily nthemujn, c yclamen and Others: hyacinth. • . tsr lnv.in-a'--' To utake' it festive, cut a love-liespuzzIe: large red paper heart from bleeding, glazed, waterproof shell paper V Heart's ease is generally' called and edge the heart with the In the past, the wild lacy rim of a hite inccpapc'r was known as kissme doily, attached with unromantic ian and love-in-idleness. rubber cement. Wrap the plant Another candidate i the matIn aluminum fua, cut a crlss-1 rimony vine, an ornamental Cross at tht' ceater of the heart sWub that has flowers and and shp the pot base through scarlet fruits and generally' this opening, pulling the tot' 01 'onscuous thorns, the heart higher than the lip so ___________ I'- ____________ ________ ________ '-'' ,- , uiymt. - - _. , ar "-' -.......... '. , I. Brazil's Flame Vine p ula r Po By IMVII) tkVOLL Extension Agent One of the most spectacular plants this time of year in Central Florida Is the flame Pyrostegia Ignea) which na tive to Brazil. me flame vine Is one of the most desirable evergreen vines in South and Central Florida. This plant is an exceptionally vigorous grower on a wide 1'lirietV tif snilc fiirnichint, ii .-- .--' - ...-• wealth of striking orange tubular blossoms during January' and February. It climnt by' three parted tendrils and has slightly angled stems iUId light green leaves. This vine clings to both stone and wood, climbing to great heights. and during the of bloom Is a mass of brilliant . — ''-''"" L—J " i':-' You Can * Bu In F ener - ' T_- J1.T_ •.,.,.j not '- ' ,-.• ~_ , j -_I1 - — cow ____ , - -- . and' Quiet i and and Warm? . 6, IV *% . ,4 ~ ! - _____ WNS - Affect Pension What's -i;~ili il i ~)" We've •" I- .-- - .,i'] -,; - •_____ e itCon't. from page IL) lie sees the slump not so much as a shortage of housing '' - - - ----------1 - ' , 0 . ___________" Jf -1 - _____ .._ .., ''Y , I f# I X ; I -. itt . a - —7- •t' • - [F - - - __ -- —i cj, - - . - p I -.-- - - __ ! ___-• • l t __________ I ~a plaster. Large cracks should w undercut so that they are wider at the bottom than at - yOU!) ft • A. _ r - • :-011015 " - Fr Dotti there t - - F NVIE,!_111 = - Woo the - _________ 1, ____ I)j i • •. I - - - met brot they talki : - .:-F -__ -I. :' -Z ___ .-- a ._______ _ "MI -_ ________ ~IMI ' ' 1' L, r _ .. ~_ - . _ - . - : -_ 1~a TV. I ~ I., - A11 ____________________________ — 0) Eke' (ie that she alol she' tim( 1 , _______ ______ Market I'ea _ - i J' _____ ., be son her wec _ l ;--~4m, rt___!t _ out. Wet the opening and undercut. Apply your make it a little larger until thoroughly, then aply the patch only on sound material, you find the wa ll studs Then plaster. Deep holes and even if you have to serape nail plasterboard to the studs crac ks should be filled part right down to the bare lath. for hacking, the surface. There is a tool way, then allowed to dry. Wet the area and apply tile If the hole is small. stuff for this but you can make do Thnwet a g ain and make the plaster in lasers he first loosely crumpled newspaper L',th 11 ,1._..,_ t_ I iinai application. sanuing aver should be oressed in it. It should be big enough beer can opener. this to a smooth finish when it firmly into the lath. tVet bet- to stay in place. Apply some By ANDY LANG general color LS similar. What hairline cracks and tins' is dry ween applications of addi- gloIi of plaster so that thes Echtor: AP Newifeatures the user must do is to test the nail holes can be repaireii n a big chunk of tional layerr. cover the paper and the edge Q. — I have never painted a stain on a scrap piece of the with a prepare(] spackling Wlrn driving south of Park Drive in Sanford and approaching I te has fallen out a little If you find no backing to of hole. When dry a )POY SUCroom in my life, but expect to me wood he is using in the compound or special crack more work e crossover to th the southbound lanes of U.S. 17-92, 1 notice there is required but the the hole you will have to pro- cetiing coats of plaster on this take the plunge soon. I have project. If it is too dark, he filler. This dries more slowly process is the same. Clean vide one. if the hole is large, backing is a stop sign on the right hand side of the street at the approach of read that brushes used with oil I=ws that he must wipe it im. the northbound lanes. However, since motorists are usually paint can be suspended in tur- mediately after applying to lo king to the left, or southward, why is there not a stop sign they pentin if they are to be used bring it to a lighter shade. If it can see' It seems to me that a good many acciden ts could be again within a fei hours or the Is too light, he must leave it on Losses prevented if a second stop sign were installed, B next day. How can this be done somewhat longer. In other without the bristles touching words, the intens it y of the stain —Mrs. FM 11 the bottom of the container and can be regulated by the amount NEW YORK (AP) You icies in order to prevent a broad based on 2 per cent of their an- because the source of pension getting bent? of time t is left on the wood may think that just because you revision of the future structure nual salary, their future pay- funds' inawive stock or bond Dear Mrs. ESS: A. - There are several ways. before being wiped. don't own any stock, the market of pension funds, mints would be figured on the purchases is either employe I You have an excellent point and I believe by the time this One of the most popular is to Another method of regulation slump last year was a purely One fund adviser, Martin E. basis of only 124 per cent, payroll contrib'itior1s or corpoletter and the answer is published you will see a stop sign on the Cfrlll a WE through the wooden that Is used with an 0 g stain Is academic matter. Segal, president of Wertheim Segal and other big money rate money earmarked for emleft side of the street as well as the right side. The Sanford City handle and run a wire through to add a little turpentine ta But if you are one of the ml]Asset Management Service, managers are predicting that ploye benefit plans. the h0 so that It can be make it lighter. Commission recently took this suggestion into emsideratim Wild lions of Americans in a corposays a one-year market decline pension funds, In an effort to placed on two skies of the can asked permission of the Department of Transportation , ,r 'l Q. — Sonvmonths ago we rate pension plan which has would have "no financial finhead off such a situation, my or pafl or jar. Put only enough A I The success or failure of the sign on the kit side the direction most people look when turpentine or mineral spirits in had two of the rooms in our heavy investments in thestock pact of any consequence" on a abandon their Infatuation these Inv estments can approaching the ffossing. homenoticed painted. I kibitzed a bit market, a few more down years soundly financed pension fund. stocks arKI return to thewith the container for most of the and tthat the painter com. ultimately determine whether You might also be interested to know that "no left turn" signs LrLstles to be covered. Another like 1973 clould eventually have But the 1973 slump foUowed parat.ive safety of fixed-incomL, Workers rmive generous or are to be Installed on all driveway entrances that are used as exits good method is to use one of mixed vinegar with the water a an impact on your future two relatively lethargic years Investments such as bonds. limited benefits, And It can also onto U.S. 17-92 from private property from the Lutheran Church the small metal clips sold in he used in making plaster didn't think for about retirement benefits. for the market, and Segal adds This switch of philosophy by affect the financial position of wall patch. I just north of Sanford PLaza to a point south of the Ranch HOUR most hardware and Last year's losses, although that a three-to fi ve-year decline some of the na of the it at the time, but now that I tion's largest to- the companies which employ This simply means that motorists exiting from private pper*y stores. it fits on the edge have to do some plaster patch. they ran into the billions of dol- could have a serious long-range vestor3 concerns every worker, these mn and holds the brush In * must turn right and to change directions must do so at the next pla ce ° that the bristles do not log I wonder why' he used vine- lars on paper, will ha ve li ttle If impact. crossover. gay in the mixture, any immediate effect on work"It could result In "higher reach the boom, A. — The vinegar wss used era in the plans. Their benefits employe or employer contributo prevent the patching plaster and contributions are fixed In (lofts (to the fund) or possibly a , from hardening too quickly. advance, guaranteed by their downward revision of employe Q. I bought some wood With most Editor: types of spackling companies and protected in a benefit programs," he says, stain the other day after select- compound, howev er, the drying How many buildings at the Sanford Airpo rt are leased to log th e rig ht colo r from a If a company's assets were w'xl Woe need not be retarded. variety of ways. private enterprise? Are any of them available at this time? ample the dealer had on hand. Read But if market losses continue greatly reduced by a prolonged the directions the —AMA When I applied it to the object package of the _product you use, much beyond thIs year, the de- market slide, for Instance, It I was staining. I came out a dine could force pension funds might tell workers that Instead (For a copy of either of Andy Dear AMA: lot darker, Why don't the dealha nge their investment pol, cii receiving retirement benefits ers use a sample that s ho ws Lnng'5 helpful booklet-s. "Wood to c According to a recent report made by John V. Mercer, = Finishing In the Home" OR the true color? ____ chairman of the City of Sanford Airport Authority, there A. The samples used by "Home Roofing Guide," send 30 buildings at the Airport leased to private (Inns. From time 10 thø dealer show the true colors cents and a long, stamped, self. ILL-lit X? F11 (line a building becomes available for lease but most of the time Clean I.. . 4 the particular addressed envelope to KnowI they area!] occupied. 3ou you be Interested In leasing a building pieces of wood being used. But How, P.O. Box 477, Huntington, at the Airport you should contact Apriport Manager Red 11~ I stains take differently' on differ- N.Y. 31743. Be sure to specify Nice . .; .~ . Clt'v('land, . erit kinds of wood, although the which booklet you ant X.1A A _ ________________________________________ .,11 ________ --A. wet t _____ 4 ____________ Edi tor : 17~' i:.Iq ,, Offer Funds - .. su .I _'!'.!I' - !I 1,. L I 'is'ft_ -~4~~ - will recommend an upper derk on Municipal Lot No. 1. Be ___ Sunday, Jan. 27, 1974-3C The Sanford Herald &. ) color for several weeks A second but lighter blooming period follows in early' summer it makes a fairly dense covering and is suitable fir planting in nearly any location where a flowering vine is wanted. Flame vines can be used to cover a fence, pergola, small building or unwanted trees. landscape use must be in. dicated with caution, because ,s , that it will soon cover evers' available support. Flame vines can be fertilized 011CC each winter and should! t, pruned after flowering to keep somewhat within bounds. Propagation is by' cuttings or ground layerings. Some years It may freeze back but it usualls recovers. TI.,.', no such thing as "tight mc Well,, Homes. We',e s.11ing, It many horn.s as e vei V. ,, , an ..nwla,nv w new the only reasons that Jim Walter sills and builds so many hornet-almost 200,000 hornet 1946 - there a,, even mote sg ant reasons. 2OMOOILS CIWIT ON YOUR PROPIRTY Jim Waite, will build solid coenfor-tubi, cut torn (net pee-lob or pm-cut) horn, on you; end offer you mon.y-s.ving options besides. Your new, permanent horn, will ALWAYS be ceit.ty finished outside from /7 Dqn,r s.atng. ,,ts,0e is Where you con save extra money by doing som, or ii of tI, woeI yourself. You have the option 'a pu,cias. ;, tide mat er ials and inttallaton of ... (tIC, TRICAL WIRING AND SIxIURLS, PLUMBING KITCHEN AND BATH fIXTURES AND CAesrnts. FLOORING. WALLS, DOORS £ TRIM. When Jim Walter installs all inte,i, option;, •, pains or paper wails, point trim, conn,t outside utilities and move in. Or, as many do, you may purchase end install optional ma. teriols yovrsell and save even more, lithe, way 1k, cost conk. Included in your mortgage. Li.c.e w Rerwd llow ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32808 4540 W. Colonial Drive Hwy. 50 West P.O. Box 15037 Pine Hill Station PH: 295.0981 - - - — - - - ,J ,.i '. e-- v#', ' - Remember, o Jim Wolfer H, orn.we have INSTANT MOR7O4GI S'4ANClPd for Out cu,torni,s, CSt us give V01 • f ull (061 What t5 ngq payment will 5* on Your A•W Son,., Call, v1s or send the coupon to t?,. ,'Ca,.t lint Watts, Horn,, d;pt€, - park I bhatlon irOormrttio,. -.-______ _____ ______ ____________________________________ JIM WALTER 'IOMES $ I I I - a-. ... - - •,' $4 . '" 904 ' ;',;,:',: -td "'r 0.'. ..4 v' b, t,Ign loo b.. ,o'....Sdg.w'. ''r.• 4_l - - I :- I'.s ol P4A101 I AMISS _ _______ CItY ..STAYR_ z*_ ?.kp•'. !.. e.,kb..,l_ I - If pvtol Fe w's pI..ie _____ — — — __ — ~J �4C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Jan, 27, 1974 I County Land The Sanford Herald T ': I ransactions The liuskey ('0 to Phoenix Lucietta V lA)gerquist to Dcv. Corp., ii. 20 111k A. Robert C I)ouglass, ii 14 Sweetwater Oak Sec. 3,$13,900. unrecorded pint of Forest H. Miller & Sons Or)., Inc. to Heights. $5,500. Herald GUR Assoc. Inc. to Harry L Gale Assoc., Inc fri Alieda M. Glass & wi Linda, it San Cazel, wid., N 85' of W 110' of it dalwood, $33,o, to Jerry F Williams & wf I TIME ON YOUR 1ANOs? '-'. I Marilyn. Silver Springs Airport III F) Seminole County continues its fantastic Hammond C.onstr., Inc to A.,U.l7 Village Green Ronald Scarlata & wf. Be verly, Sheung's S Chin & wf Ru th & u3.4mkG, Spring Valley G Lewis cooper&wnMargaret to Sec 3, $100,000, Grady H. Colson, trustee, Beg growth rate making 74 Child Care Rated For Consecutive Insert i ons-No Change Of Copy. stian Day School has Eating Places 18 lam.. SJOp m Saturd ays& HoHday ' - DeadIin.-.12 Noon Day Belo Publication * _________ _____________________________ Grapefruit, Tangelos Thanks 2-In Mmoriam 3Cemetaries 4-Personals S-Lost and Found 6-ChIld Care I-Cards of . 3-.Eating 9 -Good E. V. Foster, 3271143 IF If Instructions PIANO LESSONS Travel Agencies Hotels LYING CAi E RS F AI r lln,p ickets, Cruise and Tours rates 303 Semoran Blyd, ). 131 Things to Eat ID-Do It Yourself 1 1-_Instructions_____ ___ AVON ___________ Call Agencies Sports Employment le--1 3079 ram Coventry Jewelry Co. need s , 10 girls, part or full time. No in . vestment or collecting. Write David Ramage, 2545 Pa Ave. ( 6.1, Sanfor d, Fla, 32771, 14-Campi ng.Resorts IS-Action -- Tht.d EYPUPICII Operator, expecience preferred, dependability necessary Permanent employ men?, excellent ben efits Stromberg Carlson Plant, Sanford Div.. take I 1 to Lake Mary Cit to Rinehart Rd 323 21-Situations Wanted -Financial -- Opportunities , 75-Loans *CONSTRUCTION Rentals - * FOR'EMAN* 34 -. - - . 3724991 ç "Stop On canal, 300' to t Johns River, good water fishing S ml E ot Sanford 277 3151 after 3cr ervi .,, 'I)tt, 3rm, home in Quiit area. Central air arid heat Only lyrs old Clean as t can be. $23,500 OffmcetP.c.10 rent Call Bill Wade 371 lIv. - ' "We Don't Stop SANFORD- Paulucci Building suite Downtown Prestigious offico Elevator, parking & Ignitor service included, AAA loca tion Room for elderly gentleman -3720096 Newly renovated Color TV. w w carpet, s,c. efficiencies. & 'emtu. ay or wk. rataj, 2631 Orlando Or,, Sanford. 3 72 3103. * Sanford New All Steel Apartments Rent tern talk U4JLg,L _________________ - • vacatian h o Ii d a y 5 • hospttalltathon. Call: I WIP4CO CONSTRUCTION CORP 131 3453 OR APPLY At Construction Office. N. Side () Hwy. 431, Longwood 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished duPltx% 2411 Lake Ave., San% ___________________________ ford. Building and door$, Frontage an airport. up to 7,500 square feet available immediately Monthly or yearly basis Ph . '173 70 week daiS. _______ - SANFORD REALTY French Ave Oays 322 721? , '' M. UNSWORT REALTY t"')6 nt St Cailbart Real Etáte a . . , . TEL(Ph1OP4L SURVEY $3 PER HR. SALARY PIUS bos'xjs if you Qualify. No e perienc, necessary, will train. P40 li m it . Part time ,,,, hours, may work to 30 hr per. yr. old company. See Mr. Pyle, 10 17 a m Monday.yhurWay Per marnant (G.,i,ig Inc,, 07 C onumr Or., CaiSeiberry. Apply in person - REALTOR Must be at least 18 years of age and able a driven iicerrie to , rej 1X'esligeouS poØle. Strictly d.ay, salary I comm. If you're looking for a hard lob, skip this ad. We want t'm.ppypenpte, Reply Box 531 care of The San ford Herald, Biox 1, W Sanford. 11311272 1`0 Spend 4 `10 5 daylight h(Xjrs This NEWSPAPER does days on this activity. not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that indicate a preference / R. H. Donnelly Corporation 323.2770 ("An Equal Opportunity Employer,,) bated on age from em covered by the I J details call , ORANGE HILLS I .'."ly 3 htro.rn, 2' b.Ilh ')'flC% for discriminating people Peaceful setting. Oak trees ado to the beauty of the-se delgh?tuijy spacious homesites Take advantage of our openng prices, only 126.900 and 1'17.SC AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More inf or mati on may be Obtained form the Wage Hour office at Rm 309, Or lq Prcf Cfr. 32 W Lake 84.ut1 Dr., P0. Box C7'I A. Orla.sdo, Fla JOo. tIIIWsone$4).)026 . W4;77 323.7860 34-3131 MATTRESS 98 I M7 N. Orange Ave A 011watopmENT Or BOX SPRING'S 1 King%-Quetnj 1 Ut, 7740 WILC., LA40 CO. a. f.. , flIlI 830-55W Longwood 20 acres in Like Mary, 2 blocks south of school, between 3rd A. 4th St Section 16.2030 13.000 per acre , o; will divide Write B Betiucci, 1912 Louise st, Cr,st,st Lake, . ,' - ROKER B ealty I 1, , - _____ ____ ____ -- nZ,P,. Fort Pn, All makes sewing machine repaP cleaned, oiled & adjusted $' 98 *'YOU'LL JUMP FOR A DEAL ,.-. _..._ LIKE THIS! 5PlT PLAN- , tc,m - I t,s'm paneled family room, central he,O and air, near shopping $23.7ct. HALL REALTY EALTOR 3235774 LONGW000 DUPLEX 134.500. 7 bedrooms each Side. Carpeted Shaded lot. Rented month to month. Call Hild Doason, Also 1* REALTOR ) 00 z2 HATTAWAY REALTY 631 7502 ~ I 5.4 — (IrD I1- 11) the SATURDAY 9.3 Tired of hopping from place to place looking for a new home? Let Lifestyles do the leg work for you! Lifestyles has what you want! Look to Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, -'4 duplexes, acreage, investments, transactions, gardening and decorating ideas and much much more! PRODUCTION Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secure— Learn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home in. WORKERS vestments. regular in Excellent starting creases. and completely paid health and life insurance, are part of the benefits offered to production workers at Brunswick Cor. poration. If you're a strong worker, interested in permanent employment, and able to work any shift, then apply at Brunswick for a job with a future. WE are located in DeLand, just north of Old Daytona Road a little west of DeLand airport. MON..FRI. 8.4 - SATURDAY 9.3 wages, P ) ) 10 Publis hed E't'r'v Suiiil1i' Iii I'he Sanford Ileralil Lifestyles BRUNSWICK CORPORATION A [..sJJIlj)r('II('II%is t' HrdI E s tate (;tiitle 'I'll) helter Living Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fla. 32720 2000 *You Can Be a Bi g Frog in Your Own Pond An Equal Opportunity Employer fl ..... •,U(I In keeping with the wooded surroundings. Idyliwlide Homes By 3fl-7; OPEN HOUSE OWNER MOVED from this beautifully landscaped Loch Arbor elec,.dive home at 220 Suruset Drive. Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath home is a split plan with extra large living room, nice family room, kitchen equipped. central heat and air, and large. privacy fenced yard Wail to wall carpet, draperies and many Other amminjtles $12,500 Trrm Come tee I Ill 5 Sunday I4 of materials - —. oberts & Gilman Realtors ' JJjI 6309, SANFORD Cash in Ofl your investment Beautiful tree lined Street, large) bedroom home on tree studded 104. Small cottage on rear, 119,000, G."'' Witlit. At.'o O F FICE OPEN SUNDAY 125 — ....-.-.. OPEN 210 W. 16th ST. rsc 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fla. 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer lmkenew 3bedroom, Ito bath me home Set upon nice wooded IC' Central air. utility shed. priced to Sill at only 113.300 Also mob ile home lot priced at $3202 PtnII CLIFF JORDAN For further EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor. 1601 S Hwy. 17 92 Maitland, 6710506 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Exycutlye 3 bedroom, 2 bath home Situated on a large (lx5' Wooded lot. Picturesq ue lakeviqw, from living and family room. Eat in kitchen, formal dining room, cen tral air, patio, plush carpets Beautiful decor throughout Must sell Owner had drastically reduced to only 111.500 with ,i Capoon,, 1974. West 331% Street Near G.*,,a Gardr,,s ApIs ii ti 'ii 01A,4 Vita tag Mid-Fla. Realty, Inc. fl""do.FIs. 23950 ON 7.500 Full bearing cItrus trees, close in Good land, $32300 including crop. REDUCED TO SELL for Sale Austin Development Corp Al?amonte Springs, 904 773 47, Mr.Bradfoi'd Open 1 6 p.m. str0M—_---------------------=— _______ MON..FRI. LONGWOOD AREA 4 Groves Inc. 1304 Vi Fairbanks ','.if r;.. r' Stop in and talk: CI R. DeBary, Deltona, Geneva, Oviedo and Fdrms and Realtors 6452133 In addition to a competitive starting salary, we offer a Completely paid hospitalization, and life Insurance plan, along with other fringe benefits. 594 QUEENS MIRROR Men and Women needed to deliver the new phone directories In Sanford, .0 Forrest Greene, all 6;00 (2.5 Years Experience) OPEN HOUSE 25 - ' REALTOR QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN LAKEFRONT only. WANTED. Mature Men and wome th $9001"v Personalities and SANFORD GENEVA ERRAC1 Geo. Wlllmer Atsoc.. Inc. 113. Years Experience) Phyllis C•ppon, Assoc AIt hr 1765 Surrounding areas starting February 2, 41 Houses --....... PROOK FIELD '71 set up on Iacs't. wooded lot, river rights, boat i'Jr,I f o r in laws arrangementS, rh"p, 3 born.. 6.4' * Il'. D*Ei,r, ?r.'enager "r office. A bonus extra is .5 marvelous swimming p,i I 173 035Q. .iito ioyot's work saving kitchen SAVE OVER 1I000 with breakfast nook. Priced only $421500. To view, call Shirley Doublewide inventory must be Bennett, Assoc reduced & savings are being passed to you. WINTER SPRINGS GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOO French Ave. 3bO3 Orlando Dr . 3735200 57155(%) 3 bedroom, 7 baths, at the fantast i c price of 172,100 This 1 yr old home is situated on a corner lot Lots and Acreage $h a completely fenced In back w; 50.330' ton,, 30 acres y,srd Move into this lovely fully Es High & dry, $7000 acre, IS pct carpeted home, for low down down, by owner. 671 65.3. papment, Call Doris Bell, Assoc . _________ to inspect this home todayt Lake F,Sary - 2 acres plus, corner site, excellent area, cleared, HOUSE 1-5 110.500. By owner 323 $106 or 562 51250 CONVEN, I A IIOROOM,3 lATH hAND NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS vou'o IX. PECT AND DESERVE! 1304W. Fairbanks DeLAND- Beauty Parlor.4wet and WE TAKE TRADES S dry stations. Fully equipped. CR building. 20*50', Also nice older SEMINOLE COUNTY home. 3 bedrooms, 1" baths, family room 13*14'; living room Buildng Lot $7600 30 acres 11500 an acre 20xlS. Lot site 145*147' on Hwy. 7- acres. On lake $3000 an acre ISA. An excellent investment income property, 150.000 ELECTRICIAN CASSELBERRY p*oymen$, -. Houses for Sale out Of his 1972 Mobile Home, 12r0 on rented lot in adult park. Partly furnished, air, shag carpet, 10*10 covered patio 7*10 utility building, tie. downs. Nice yard and i.'Sade trees 11,930, owner will finance if desired 322 029. With VA CLOSING COSTSI Realtors 6452333 Mobile Homes ,SobIle Horre flank Repoisessbons. 15 to chooj,e from. 131.7373 Dealer. Income and Investment Property Forest Greene, Inc. (1.3 Years Experience With Electronics) use in Lake Markham Esta'es 115.000 Call Bud Feather, Broler, I2 6000, Sanford City Hall f' further n applying for em --- ,-', , 12 16 MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN 200' Water Front formation or only. Day or nite NORRELL TEMPORARY, flit Lee Rd. 647 $111 , 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $1750, assume 1297 mo. I pci, Acre Realty REALTOR 373.7750 - - Pa on Expefiync I Challenging lobs are available now if you have In any of the following positions: CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 84*1791 Oefl,sry 668 L6tS MEN & WOMEN ( / - % - )- A BARGAIN 4 BEDROOMS PLUS APARTMENT % ~ — I ~ STONE ISLAND AREA- Live in Seclusion on 121 , ,'cres Zoned agriculture 117.500 so DO WN 120 ACRE RANCH, 5.41,930 Lake of Olarks. Missouri, $1100 dews,. 20 yearS on balance, corn Crib. meadow, year around stream Mus t sell. By own er. Write Bill Lawless, Rocky Mount, Missouri, 65072 or call COLLECT (311) 397. 1371 Ten lakefront lots, Lake Markham Estates 1110,000, Call Bud Feithir, Broker, $676000. 3 bedroom, fenced. Veterans, no down, 1166 MO. 5',, r..ct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 32377$0. Farms and Groves skills we need -4P?4467jAfte3,3fl.Hfl . so ( ,~i /—( CASSELBERRY ',, 44 Lots and Acreage DELTONA- Wooded lot. Paved street 10*12S,. 13500. JOB OPPORTUNITIES JOHNNY WALKER REALTY , KEYPUNCH L)?) • 43 Business, Homes, Acreage, Beach and Mountain property for sale HOLLAND REALTY, 3737025. '-_- lick). 1 ui Scm'. 24l9-), $J.o, 62--Lawn and Garden Duane Merritt & si-f EItz. to Florence N Cuneiff & Jasper, Ernest J Kesleron & wf Mary 63-Machinery and Tools Donald 1. McCormick & wf Ana 144 9 & W' of 10 111k C. Main See. 3 etc., $100. tij Omar Fattah & wf Salnui, IA n'r U . 61-Equipment for Rent E., it 5 131k F Summerset Adda., I.W. 18,900. 25131k Wood iQ('D Greater Constr. to North, Sec. a Woodmere Park 2nd 6$-Pets and Supplies QCD) Wylie Carter I s1 repl., $19,800. David A. Ikkach & si-f. W Ii Green & Sons Inc. to I'hyllts to Phyllis B. Carter, it. 64-Horsu MAr r, corn. SWeorIAl Bk flna1d C Korb&wf Edna, 1.1.9 14 81k 11 Lake Rathryr, Woods J B. McCawley Jr., l 67 - Livestock and Poultry "n, Ibe Woudlands, Sec 3. 1.100. bin. 51(10. 11, .'k) Lark s-d, $32,90j, Vt'inuii W. Midgette & wi. 68-Wanted to Buy (QC'DI Greater Constr. to If Sunshine Peninsula Dev. Inc. Russell N. Settle &wf Jean to Ernestine, it 2: from S' mile 6$-Stamps Coins Clawk IL Metrcyeon & wf. to Ilden H. Pluff, wid., I.I. David It Jaques & wf [Jicille E. fxist of Sec 21.19-29 etc., & 1*33, iletue Jo, comm. at SE car it .4 San f.anta, Third Sc., $),000. IA 14 & W',of 15, 81k 19, less S 12,900. 10-Swap and Trade 81k S The W % "ands S 3, 71-Antiques Mildred N. McCoy to F. E. 12' Second Sec., san Lanta 1100. Vernon Midgette & $29,900. Mr('oy,hib,ofM1cfecj , wf. 77-Audi LLs.6& ___________________________ 1 _1. rbxnaz; 7, Huffillan & Wf. 7 Bik 11 Wm- G. Stovall & wt jAwy to Ernestine to lJoyd Tate & wf. 1~ Rev. Plat Markham Macel to Esther S. Lawrepce, Park Ht. $100. Transportation ?trbael I Griffin & sit Paukttt' (;Idys, IA 2 & 1,1 33, From s __4_ ______ .:iile ¶ wid,, Lot 7 111k 11 Parkircons - Wui A. Eraus post of SEC 21-19-29 etc., & wE Dorotity Li, A. 1.1. 22 Dlii I North On. Srr. lravvI /5-Campers d. $32,5:i. Cody W, S.xwth& sit F'Zurrnc B,,, Addn., $22,000, Trailers Cardinal Builders, Inc. to Ralph F, Meeks & wf. Ruby lAs 2 & 3 Lake Ann Shores,, Magnalia Svc. Corp to Ronald JIIIUIIy H. Dye & si-f. Christeen 76-Auto Reatrs. H. to be I. Hill Jr & wf. E Meyer & sit Margaret, Lot Parts - Acciorl Mary L, Lt2981k 1 N,- tti: Ut-I., Ward hI1ck, Inc. to Wm, 11- Sleepy Hu'liow First Add., A.,1A7ftIkC, Crystal wJ 77-Junk Cars Removed ('H, $.50o. i4 , 'TJ Vard & tsf Mildred, LI. U1 73 -Aotorcycles Gilbert X. Ikirkej- Jr. & wE. %oodcrrs( Lu., 135,100. The 11ukey Co. to Coon. .Sboernaker Constr. i, to 1) E. Ruby to Wt. D. Bernianoff & Leonard Br'ubaker, eta] heirs tryside Constr.., Inc., it. 81k Johnstonn Sr & wi Bonnie, 2 [1 70-Trucks and Trailtrs 'if. Martha U 525 pn ni Oaks -1 80-Autos for Sale . Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, IdYliwIIdotLochArtr,See. David to Ira I). Jacksora & wf Un. ill. 113,900. $41,500, $1-Avihon ills.. 119,900. 0 0 x AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP 1314300 • , , 'a, •,,- Jack P McClure, Reg Broker, 206 P4. Park Edws. Bldg 373 $310. 323 5715. 349 5336 71 Hour Service rail 3727196 '' Woodlands, ) 1:.:_• % S 'Sanford '%Saies Leader " Your P,'ultiple Listing Agency Local and Nat'onal MLS REALTORS 2585 Park Dr- ' ______ 3 131k S \/\/ Call 322.2420 Anytime )) $"81 or 37) -, . ,4 DREAMWOLD - EXCLUSIVE WITH STENSTROM- Open House Saturday and Sunday at. tec floors on the new Jefferson Homes Take French Avenue to Santa Barbara Dr., west to Hartwell and turn north to new 3 and I bedroom homes with two baths and all the new home extras Priced from $30 500 to $31000 Four bedroom. 2 bath, double garage utility area central heat 6. air Fully carpeted. Like new, and mmdate occupancy Call ________________ . .- R Hidden Lake - 3 bedroom, I'l or two batht, all tnck From 123,100. 70th Street to Locust, turn left to 14th St.. right on Valencia Court North. Model open 1 6 p.m. daily. On.e.,fo-ptsone 3237010. 0 . — ê _____________ ' ( , , A oe- Houses for sale By OWNER, 3 bedroom, I' 7 baths. wall to wall carpet, large lot, fe'nccd yard, 116.900 321 0014, VA-'Nothing Down — LOCH ARBOR-HERE IT is. FOLKSt A 3 bedroom, 7 bath on TAFFER REALTY Paved street with air, central heat, insulation, all utility con. nections plus many extras. Good sized room, interior and exterior newly palnt, Has formal dining KIPIGSBERRY--. El Capitan St. room. Price? Only 127,3001 All Ray C onk , Builder, New 3 right. Who wants to see it first? bodrOOM. I bath homes. Car pet ing, range, dishwasher, MAYFAIR THIS IS A HOT ONE disposal, central heat air Lot 150 FOR THE MOPICYt Only $73000 t4O. Ph. 671 1440 for thiS 3 bedroom, l) bath with air, central heat, carport and many extras. UTILITY CONTRACTOR-Buried New unlurnhshea two brou,n cable. Experienced only. Paid Ir ) - HIGH CLEARANCE CEILING -- \ -t 41 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Realt or Airport * ( , Sten Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Available immediately. Phone 7731070 Sanford Court , rL\ Till We Succeed" NEW 1 6. 2 bedrooms from 1139. 6 $21,500. to Sandra N. Smothers, sgl., it mos. lease. Sandl,woOd Vitla Pt 31- Apartments Rent John A. Burnett & wi, Jamie 3 Secret Lake s.d repl. $100. Call 323 7170. transactions within the county. To be 41 W Houses for Sale K. to George I. Cascio & wf. Furnished Arthur A. Masti-apa & Nice 1 bedroom apartment A, Theresa Lt 37 81k H Winter Nancy te Wm. Kovalski & wi -_—.._-_--_-_--.—_ 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished carpeted, kitchen equipped informed of our growth pattern be sure PICTURE PRE1TY Woods Un. $43() Adults, $105 Phone 372 2796 Eliz., it. 2 Bhk I) Beverly Terr., 33-Houses Rent Furnished Bookkeeping. Payroll, Statemen ts. --____________ DrivepaitlO9A,Cldii Rd SwthIs3 Richard L. hlardiman & wf. 140,000. Secretarial work done in my NiCil and? b.droofn.pts bedroom hOrne with fireplac, 34-Mobile Homes Rent and read Lifestyles each Sunday. 700 Magnolia Ave., Apt r 3 Susan to Michael H. Lego & wf. home. 3231651. Garden setting from street to 3$-Mobile Home Lots Elmer D. Rinehart to Wm. H. .p.m Pamela, it 30 111k 3 Heftier a —37383169a.m. street. Quiet secludtd neigh Full time LPNS. 310 11 and Ii to 7. Stemper, trustee, borhood t For Rent __ Beg. at pt Homes Orl. Sec 1, $21,500. Tt,e Mount Dora I n v. Co. to 3 rm. furnIshed apt., utilities In. Nurses Aides, all i.hifts. Apply B&P I n v. Co. to W line of & 413.17' N 32 m Ronald in E C1 36-Resort Property Rsela Corp to Kenne th R. see. W Lakeview Nurs ing Center, 9)9 C. cludsd,$liOmo $SOdeposit,363E 32 Joe Creamons, Inc., From Meyer, Lot 99 Brookhollow, NO TRAFFIC NOISE of SW of Sec Georgia Ave Longwood 531 3309 For Rent Sec th ond Wakofield&wf.Trjcin, 1A4 Blk etc., ec. W r-w SR 15 & int & ' cn large lot O$idI $157,500. sh FRANKLIPIAqMS F' Woodmere Park 2nd Pl.' il-Business Property line Sanford Grant etc., 3 Warehouse and manufacturing of city With patio and all the John H. McCormick & wf I 0. Faweeti & wf Mabel to parcels. APARTMENTS For Rent $18,900. laborers $7.70 hr goodies Soute,n __________________________________ $100. 1170 FLORIDA AVENUE Thelma to Stephen H Smith & James P. DlMartlno & wi Chemical. APPly 7 N ElmS to ssooô Terms QCI)t Sarah Griffin, sgl. to sit Linn, 1.t. 10 111k 3 1st Adda. )a-Wan ted to Rent 17. I o S [)es sntr,, Inc. to James If Cert rudt' iS 1.5' of N 1330.0 tit I and 2 beoom, carpet ing one Susie I. Griffin Johnson Mineral Springs, $2,000. Baru & sit. Rub), cond SNUG AS A BUG apes , central heat and air, fully uIEzle'ofEzlo'ofthatpanof illiagried), ' Full time passenger and truck lire Real tale mt.: Beg, 210' UIOp ed Govt. Us 3 & 4 See kitchen. Adults only. Ph' Res. canger needed. Experienced , 6-20-30 W of cii NW cor of Large 2 bedroom, 1 bath, cen tral 323 64S. SWI4 of SW'1 Sec. only need apply. Top pay f or for Sale Leah M Cummiagham & Clifford D. Jordan & WI. Ann RR, 11,54)0. beat and air, deal for retIred 1*, hours work weak. Two full diys 112141 flifl S 210' E 105' etc., t.eah Al. Grabbe to Clyde L 4 2 -Mobile Homes couple to Robert J. Foley & wf. Ethel GENEVA GARDEN Hi-lb Corp., Inc. to Jerry L th oH Sick leave 1 liberal vacation, $23.WTum Brunette & wf Kyr, IA. 7131k A, 43-Lots and Acreage APARTMENTS Apply in person to Cavanaugh 1503W. ?Slh St. Unda Place, sgl. to Samuel Tanglewocft~ Sec. 2, $100. Tire Swvice. 1401 S. French Ave , CII.WO1SEC0rOfSWgOfNWLI English Woods, 1st Addn., Krefetz, from 14-Farms and Groves i bectrOOMS. I baths, convenient to SMALL GROCERY Sanford. SW cor ofSEL4of Harold Grabbe, Exec. Est. $10,000, See 6-21 etc., $21,500. Schools. shopping c en ter. Shag IS-Resort Property Sec. 35-0 run E along S line Donald Ct-abbe & Clara, car peting, drapes, dishwasher, star, With super return on in Painters Helper, will train, 5 yes. IM Corp., Inc., to to Lucile 1. Wdliams&hbJF For Sale vestmen t, good locat ion, Includes Win B. 653.58' ill-I. etc., $7,000, central hea t & air, Sparkling clean or o er, ld 1200 per hour. hrs. per Clyde i. Brunette & wi K)Ta, to Lucy Smi th, Frazier & si-f Penny, L.t. 32 real yeses., .guLpm,nf and in 9 & 10 111k pool. Move in today. Children we. Call after $ $34 Henry I Monroe & wf Cecilia LI. 7 111k A Tangeewood Sec 2, 4 6-lncome And _______________________ o ry, 170.000. Tier 5. E. H. Traffor'th Map of English Woods 1st Addn., accepted. 3fl20w2. 11.11 Investment Property wfJo $15,400. Man to work in freezer Good . Sanf., $4.8). tin Apply Hi Flavor Meats, Inc., 31 :thna G.,, it. 10 Wk f' SHOE REPAIR 47-Real Estate Wanted Apartments Rent thii iQCD Gail E Winder Molcn Wilson McRae Jr. & wf mere Park 2nd Ov,ddo. 345 5641. repl., 118.600. M:irk Builders inc. to Eugene ......Furnished Shi0p, located In prime shopping Mj to Jack Short & wt. Charlotte, Belinda to Joseph Ingria Jr. & Ba - Ito Constr. 1 Hayward I& wf Velina J., IAt 2 BEAUTICIAN- With following, Merch area. Includes inventory equip se______" E Beg. 1025' E NW con of SW'4 of si-f Chloe. LI, 87 Winter ri Il Bedroom. Adults only — __ _ Master . 4Opct_Gua ranf.e full or 111k E, North Orla nd o Terr., memnt and lem. Sp ngs WIIdcr;nuth & sit Dorothy M S0-Mh,ij' aneous part time $3) 4301 • SW'I of Sec 15-21-32, run S 200' Un. 2, 162,000. Park Avenue Mobile Park Di '50, w HAVE RENTALS it. 6131k D. Sterling Park Un., 2 Sec 8 Un. 2, 824,300. — 2343 ParS. Drive, 3222161 E 80' etc t For Sale lrvenMCollins&wf Beatrice $38900 The Cit,' of Sanford Civil Service I or 7 Mark Builders Inc. to bedroom trailer Good Board I accepting applications IQCDt Nancy Spivey, sgl. to Lawrence F Mc'Clafn & wf SI -HOUSIhOld Goods Claire H. Romano & Jar, to Claude Arencmnj,a & wf loc allo Quiet, electrcsty pad for employment for the following For mature adults Only 373 $ 95 ;Ioria, S 30' of IA 6 Academy Will. F. Spivey, sgl. 1,1. &1 San NormaJ.,I.(.7BlkANor thOr l S?- Appliances, maine ft. to Lawrence positions: Terr., Sec. 8 Un. 11, 125,300. Lantii 3rd Sec., $100. Romano Sr. & wi. ClSffl, R., it IlLs., $700. 53-TV ' Radio Stereo yt Police Two bedroom duplex furnithed QCT)) James Meek, sgl. to apartment fl70 Ortanio Drive, Mark Bldrs, Inc. to Charles G S4-Garage Rummage Sal 101 Lake Harriet Est., 15,50, Patrolman S1W-s)0.341 an itJCD Sharon flurfidd, sgl. CS Realty. 377 )3) Equipment ¶,bord )qcd) Greater Constr. to Donald W. Willams, sgl. lAs to Roy 11. But-field, sgl., IA. 17 Morgan & sit Jackie, 1,1 11 [Ilk S-Boats £ Marine Operator IV 56434-s 1.371 an l6 aOHaawatha Ave. at 1292 Robt. Marlar If & wf. Mary 1., & 30 BIk B. Suburban Homes, 81k E, Woodmere Park, 2nd A, North On. Terr., Sec. S Un., crew Leader 13740-s 7,312 an. Equipment Laborers Il 125,300. RepI., 1100. 55326-I 6.172 an Commence at SE cor. Lt 5131k Ist Athln., $16,300, $6-Camping Equipment Equipm en t iQCDt James Meek, sgl. to S,The Woodlands, Sec 3 etc. Wynken, Inc. to Epoch prop., Operator I 1375,0-1 31S6an A.C. Doundney Surveyors 57-Sports Equipment Donald Williams, 's ml: UsS& Inc. IA 12 [Ilk B, The Spri AnimalContr ol 15700-s 6.&U an ngs, Inc. to Eugene Vann Jr. & wi 9iless W 15' of 8) blk 9 58-BICYCleS Laborersi Surban $17,000, (QCD) Greater Constr. to 11930-s aM3an. Beulah, E 50' of W 150' of 1* 1 F 5—Musical Merchandise homes, $34,100, All on positi s EARN EXTRA MONEY are for full tin',e em. The Springs to Epoch prop H Hands Richard S. Grossman & wf. Addn Sanford, $2,500, ployment with all City Ci vil Glenna comm. SE cur it 2 111k QC1) James Meek, sgI. to Inc.. it. 4 [Ilk A. Rev. Pint ,If 60-Office Eq E uipment Service Rights I Benefits, In l'aul Rurbank & Harriet to the Springs Willow S. The Woodlands, Sec • $()() Dinald Williams 1-16th tnt: And Supplies DELIVERING tefested personnel please contact Run see., Maiijoid Burgcner & Doris, s the Sanford Persomel Director or of E 5CI3.1'(jf(;Ovt. SI-BuIlding Materials j' #,fW 112' the Civil Service Office in % SE fleon M. 13lis & sit Juiy ti' To' fl31 Org. Co _ rY L. Whitley & wi f'a, ii A NOT MONEY DOWN BUY VA For Rent , P1cc 2 bedroom home by owner, Sanford location, For ap. po intm call 323 2920 or 374 '2716 after 6. A S SOCIATES REALTORS oiio l9SOLee Rd Winter Park We invite your compariscir, with all other Pnm; yO't ,n.BALL REALTY See Orange Hills in Orange City Raymond M. Ball, Reg. Broker. today. A new community of SO Esther Platt.Assoclite bf ick homes Well of 17 92 on H011y 517 West First St. Dr. Our sign Wi,, direct you. 3725411 A... *iti!flC. 322 5737or372 795.$eyys. — Dic k Bond CASSELIIFRRY 1 - C Gracious? story, i bedroom, 1' bath Great pool, with itS own tuhi bath 130.000 Good schools, C, convef,y'n Roth Rulo. Assoc Urn !" - (* ~ OLDER HOME FIREPLACE-POGL - - 1" 41 2S24 Park Dr. 3722116 REALTOR After hours 9711 322 3991 322G." BROWN REALTY _______ 1.~ I %.." ** 19195 m Hunt Realty Mobile Home Lots For Rent ___ () ears?" Frenc h Eve .Sunday, 372 1311 or 3271196 - _ ,*_: ,. LAKE MARY _ 'Can I stay up and see the money comin g SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL., WF MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 312 IS 1. Stemper Agency bdrm, mobile home, dmtioned, $130 per mo. plui utilities. Call 277.1791 bet wt and S Rooms for Rent -____________ INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS-. 31 Acres a jacent to City. Perfect i )r moderate priced homes. uI Feet of GC- 2-on French wi ~ good depth, high traffic count, REAL NEAT- 3 bedroom, 1 ba I hh It and out, wail to wall carpi fenced yard. If you're interet ma nice home for the low price $16,595 with $1,295 dow n paymer FHA. Call and i.e this today. BEAUTIFUL RESIDEI'ITIA LOT- In Loth Arbor, near ak P. Call today for details. 00 SOMETHI'fG N:CE pc R YOURSELF see tPOs out A the ord.n,ir1 ) tidto,ii. I b Ii nome on a shady come, l ConvenIent to evCrything. ym EetIn kitchen , plus d'srbIe 'utures. 132... Substantial down payment, O*nm will carry mortgage at 7" pct L. I? furnpnej trailer for cern? - Call Steve knight, 32) I3, o iftif S o m 3231033 NIcely furnished bedroom with household privileges. Cal' anytime after 5)0. 372 350 30 Li Mobile Homes Rent - 37 2bdrms.In private hom $l6p'wesk Call 372.11lJavterS ' . An Investment of $05 will return 1)75 per mo with 304 your awn Snack Pak machines, Top locations Provided by Co. In vestment guaranteeci. For In to send name, address & , to Golden Days Inc. Si) Alderman Rd.. Suite 397, Jatksonvjtle. Fla. Help Wanted _____ ,29 - 118 13-Travel I - bdroqni, 2 baths. Florida r kitct,en ec)uippei. tI. fenced yard. Available Feb 1 1723 mo, lit & tat p, plus $50 security. 1503 S. Locust Ave. Sanford. $ MONEY S I2 Week Chord Course rver.37n7o ces - - haute - AND ESPECIALLY beacusi of the gas Shortage, a self Servlu.e, Coin Operated KWIK KAR WASH In tp, Sanfordarea,wlllproyld,yeaflof STEADY INCOME. An in e5tment for those who MUST SUCCEED. Call coll ect, 901714 siii Announcements bedr oom, 1 bath, lam iyroo,, kitchen equipped, $153 a month, $31 2019 or 323 b''J(oorn furnsh 7 .1242 JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSIONt Good Things to Eat 9 flrl F,Shrn Crnp, Gun Shop, Sporting goods and mobde home for sale. We are retiring. 2'y ml. east of Sanford on .113 at the cawbridg,, I ----. -- - 33 Houses Rent Furnished . OSt ( " ':. I JCJ ! ATTENTION -. 1I .5 ~ I - , T ( ~ ,, 0.1 - Larg e lo t, o,'er I, acre, Central H A, c arpeting, range. Closed garage From 173,700 . - A.J.PENNIP4GTOPI ASSOC. 37110 Home 377'P 70 W Houses for Sale — Blair Agency G. G. BLAIR BROKER Thrt bciroom, unlurni,, modern home $175 mo. Rayrn M Ball, Reg. Broker, 322 S641 ______________ CAVALIER MOTOR INN 3200 S. U.S. 11.92, Sanford Sam.. 12 Noon -. clip newspaper items for a profit! Earn ss t 135 each. For in formation, send SOc & stamped sell addressed envl4op. First 75, gets infmatinj FREEt Sudduth 701 Birch Terrace. Winter Songs, Fla., 31701. _____ opening for 4 or 5 yr. olds for spring mter Call Lutheran Church of Jtffl(. 3J . 5 2 or PM 'rt.n 372 6403 Want Ad Department Hours 1-Motels Hwy. 46 with i borm. house. RR frontage, toned MI 32339$, _____ j Pi Houses Rent by Gill Fox 41 Reg, Brokers Sanford, Fla. Days 377 6123 NightS 3225474. 372 2357 Business Opportunities 11 acres with 40xI2S1 waretmso on SIDE GLANCES ST. JOHN'S REALTY Co. Clean I r oom apartment. only, no pets Near hO$pitii After ____ I. Is? 6. last mo 322U.ia 32 . Phone 111111 6179. R EWA R D. Houses for Sale AVALONAIJARTMIHTS ADULTS — NO PETS 116W. 2nd. $1, An Eq'al Opportunity Employer Hot meals. Tender love a. care your child. Educational CtOIsi care & klndergarti. A Child's World, 2151 S. Sanford Ave. 373.4471. Per Day. one of the The Herald reports the total land l. Dept. P.O. box 1. Mims. Fla., 6 fastest in the United States. Each Edw. J. Gunn & wf. Marie to at SE cior of SWt4 See. 7 .21-29' Geo. E. Epps & wf. Beverly, etc., $52,500. 63 Goldie Manor. 1st Adda,, tQCD) Floyd Smothers, it and heirloom cameo ring, Groat sentimental value. REWARD. 441. i karat ladies 90.1 736 1711, Res. 236 1633. ' NL of SW'1 of ne2 of NW'4 Matilda Bentley, sgl. to $100 SE of Hwy 17. - Sec 11-2141 etal (5 tracts), Jittsrnie i. Ferguson & wf Allen Satterwhite & wf MaeD.Grahn,w1dsO. $30,000. Yvone, I.ts. IS & 16 [Ilk ' M am to Geo. McEvllIy & wf N. Cook & wf Carrie,, 115 (less Patricia Li 14 Bhk D Sweet. W 150') Forest Curve Homes, Murphy Oil Corp to La kefront Lockhart 1100 Dcv., Ltd., Beg. at concrete IlAftossConstr. to Lawrence water Oaks, Sec. 2 164,500. 11,000. monument 33' N & 69.50' E of Thomas & wi Johnnie, it 1 81k Tr1'CountyPtop Inc tojajues The Huskey Co. to Phoenix centerline Elm Av & Fulton St., 0. North Orlando Terr., Sec. 6 E Tew & si-f Elaine, Li 23 Dcv., it. 14 111k C Sweetwater run N parallel w-Eljn 331 85' Unit 1, 125,900. Laurelwood, $23,500. Oaks, Sec. 5, 113,900. ____________________________________________________________ etc., $70,000, David K Steffens & sif — _ -to Leroy N. Hattrry& wf Helen diamond ring diesel truck mechanics. Send resume In confidence to Personnel Lake Drive area, Cassel berry, black and white curly haired male dog, "Jingles." MARRIAGES Performed by I Large corpora ti on Lost' 575$. The Longer Your Ad Rws The Less It Costs Per Line Spacious, modern, apartment. Adults Only Mechanic 113$. casionaity assist In lecture-. demonstrations Will train. 372 Rd. Yellow Cab Co • 201 S. Park, w-Cost Want Ad An Antique Or Two? Sell Them Fast With A Lo . Lost and Found Lost Wanted. personable young lady interested In hypnosis to ' 't S BORED? #0e hI w Storing .. .1 Resuifr Furnished TEXAS OIL COMPANY need mate person for short trip, WELAKAAP A flME P4 15 — surrounding Sanford. Contact ww, itt. St. customers. W• trsin. Air mail C. K Dick . Pres.. Southwestern SAN MOPARKS, 1/3 Bedroom Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx. Trailers & Apts. 7 Adult par Famil y parks. 3515 Hwy. 17p j DRlVERS Part time or full time 323 1930; Day, Wk,, Mo We train you. Good commission, and Sat. Feb. 2. betwn 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Elementary School 04 their town, except Phone 423 $51 Altamonte Springs which Is Write P 0. Box 12 13 Milwee Mile School. Try Outs 6 S4Id. Fl9rida are Feb. 1. Coaches and managers I UBLED? Call '1'ol mtlng for all tos on Mon., Free, 411 7027 for "we "We Care' — Jan, 71, at 7p m. at Milwte Middle Ad u l t s or Tee. Schoof Board members meet 3rd — Thurs. of every month, ' __________________________________________________ Personals PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Bungalow City Addn., $400. of SW' S 4-21-29 $15,. Bertram F. Gould & wf Janet On. Diamond Reo. Inc to Da- to Cosmo Torrentino & Theresa C ley Inv. Corp., Lt 10 111k 4 & EIiz. Torrentino, it 6 BIk fl U Heftier Homes On., Sec 1, Camelot Un. I, $38300 Real estate conveyances fell 50 per $18.XO. Eli Blanton & wf Cynthia to ot Ernest Jackson & wf JOE. to BniceE, Price &Mary L, U wi U Richard Robinson, Trustee & l2 BlkCWashjntonOaks See cent during the week ending Jan. 18 James L Maddox Jt. ten Li 10 $18,800. If 111k C, (',m!fvjew Et ,s Evelyn ('ttv (form (;ralyer) from the 1973 record sales of Meredith Manor Un. 1, $,,5n) to Michael Bldrs Scm., AL.j % Lmwooa G Willis & wf Jane 5 & 6 111k C West Altamonte $7,720,566 to $2,918,100. For the first to Richard J Veenstra & wf His., Sec 3 15,500. I. Alvce.in ..".#,%-l. .t._ of eu.. 1 Jean 0. Baker, gt to , .nuper'y . Hco r of S Baker, lAs 5 6 & 7131k 8 San LI etc $100. Lanta $100. transfers totaled $14,852,849, down Victor Smith, Inc to The Huskey Co. to John B. Innocenzlo Millonig J. LoPiccolo & wf from the & wi Kathleen J., 1*34 $19,816,012 total recorded f Rita, it 44 Bear Lk Ests, 111k C, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6 13,900. $14,900. in the same period of 1 973. Concept Designs Inc to John Millonig & wf Kathleen Harold Grynlewicz & wf to Goebel Entr.IncjA34 131k C S Paul B. Johnson, 3rd Ada CB, Billy Young & sf Dorothy to Dorothy, IA 12 131k C Sterling Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6 $14,900 a $20,000. JerryF. Williams si-f Dorothy Park Un, $32,000. Nader Homes Inc. to Alice C 0 ! Alan K Davis & wf Judith to Dwyer, Lot 411 Winter Springs Ronald Scarlata & Bernie K..N301.9'ofSEt 1 OINW'I Jack E Saxton & wf Beatrice it Un. 4 $45,000. SIOUn VOie 30-21-21 iIes parti 5.916 & 3 111k A Longwood North Jainins., Beg. atSWccpr. of 1100. The Huskey Co. to Carl Cahill Lt 5 Lake Adelaide Est., David W. Fessler & wf 127 (100 & si-f Rachel, it 27 P1k C. $325,000. Maryloij to Allan R. Ticimore, Charles F Getgen to Myra L Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6 13,900. W 11 ks Eisencoff, it 35 sp. i & 2 (QCD) First Bk of Savannah sgL, it. 21 Ilesdale tanor, Hic Carl Cahill & wf Rachel to el to Ronald Scarlat.a & Bernie $42,500. Sec D. Evergreen Mun. Todd Constr., Inc., it 27 111k C Slotin, Beg. at SW cot- it 5, Lake Combined Mtg. & Realty to Cemetery $100. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6 $13,900. bi 41 AdelaldeEst.,Zjoo (QCD) Joan RanUyM,O'DeJJ& wf p.,,,.9 I EdwnGCann&wvt &n F'. Wa rd & wf. Willie to L IA. 31 San La nta Thi rd SCC. James IS. (loodson III sgl Lt i John E. Jones, Trustee, that First Seminole Serv. Corp., Tr. 81k B San Sebastian His., Un i part of 1* 29 Spring Hammock Personals Baseba ll r egi stration for boys / FACED WITHA DRINKING IhU 16 yrs . of C, Sit. Jan. 26 1.3.3,400. Charles MCCOOI & wf Ruth & Richard H Swarm, exec. est Jack E McCool & wf Sharon to Andrew Pickard to Gerald W Joseph H. Smi th, Lot 25 111k A, The, Huskey Co. to phoe nix Jones, Jr., W 75, of E12 of sW~d Dorothy K, N 301.9' of W 519' of Dcv. Corp., it. 1 111k E, SE'4 of NW' 4 Sec 30-21-31 (less Sweetsater Oaks, Sec. 3, p1) 3 acres, $43500. $14,000. Get __________________________ ________________________ ii Help Wanted —= Apartments Rent _______________________ 4 Win. G. Bourne & wf Eliz., 1,L . - J. W. Burgess & wf Ula to to John E Tipler & wf Norina L. U.,S4 of IA 20 all of 21 & N 1.1 of 13 BIk C Spring Lk hills, David I.. 11uffniin I wf Agnes it 3111k FLk Orienta Hills Un. 22 111k Z Fairview, $16,500. $74,500. J.,IA.sl 56& 7131k 1 Flora fl Billy J. Young & wf IJorothy $12,000. Ads P;.--, 13 BIk C, Slovak Village Mnstr. toClydeL Eugene H lwe III & 1,300. Cline $4 Har ry E Gilinore & wi Gladys & wf Dale S .2 of it 1, all of 2 & Brenda, ii. 2 Devonshire, Elmer Iftew & wf Ruth to to Russell W. Talmadge & wf N 8.8' of 3 King- PageI.A. Ranond I Jones & wf Bcenda Mary, from Pt 121t'S of NW cor Mary, ,soo. Win. T. Cooper & wt Ruth to of L U 3 111k 11, Triplett 81k B Evansdale Lk Mary (QCD) Eths. W. White to Shores, $14,800. Richard K Berg & wf Beverly, ,5oo. Patricia White, it 52 111k 11 IA. 80 Devonshire, $38,900. HI-Lo Cp., Inc. to Jerome C Valley Farni.s, H B Bennett & Francine to Jordan $100. & wf, Anne L, Lt 8 Barbara E Carter to Vincent Spring Patricia White, sgl to Charles English Woods 1st Joseph W Reilly & wi Barbara, I Carter I wi Barba ra Eaker, Addn., IA. 1 BIk G Sweetwater Oaks, IA. 242 (it'S5 W 5') Van Arsdale W Turner & wf Nancy Lt 52 BIk $44,000. See. Carl C Dodson & wf Eliz. to $i000 $70000 Osborne Co. 2nd Add Black B Spring Valley Fa Robt. R. Mi chaels & wf Nellie Annabelle G Ross & hb. James A Fisher & wf Betty to Hammock, * Want Sunday, Jan, 27, 1974—SC - , ----- r-_:j r. - �6-The Sanford Herald .••c•'.; -. Sunday , Jan. 27, 1974 . 41&, .. X l Classified Ads Will Find A New Home For Everything 1 _____________ THE BORN LOSER 16 1 : by Art Sonsom is 47 C - ' Real Estate Wanted "!±_ I Florida or South 1 n I ________ i 50 iscellaneous a eous M isce For Sale ) EF * Sanford 3n.SQ2 I all merchandise. True Temper t unis. Black & Decker & Rockwell power tools. lawn & garden slier S SADDLE COUIPMEN1 -BOOTS eQuiprinent, hoij%ew,?res, paint ' (-'ti'rn e t t t C)" Cr1L',e.tcfnShop 172 lmIc Etr i r.i c 421.) Hrs c 6 Lawn Monver, Sell Vopelltd 1973ChfldsWcrlda00%Uk.b'and new. $15; 2 74" barilools, S112 1 Ai.#-tfrrngirjni., Service. '" '" COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE $8 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD Ou seit cons gn p'a se o speiali.alesoul& anvthInof il t 131 flu - __! RECONDITIONED *Maitland Flea Mart* 0____ Hammond Refrigerator*-and Dryer-t . WARRANTY. Fret Delivefy, nes. Chiendale & Duncan Phyfe. MOONEYAPPLIANCES,3770697 KULP DECORATORS Apartment Size Electric Range ,Vvil sell & sacrifice beautiful SPantO and Contemporary fiv.ng IOU Palmetto Ave Sent of d - 4 P.Wble top end tables, cocktail Oak upright piano S200 Excellent condition Call after 5 313 3497 _________ 64- - -Equipment (or - Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only %I per day, CARROLL' SFURNITURE -. 65 Monday thru Friday 2 - 4 Hours - Fawn Pugs $73 Stud service ava4labe 190 Alma, Lake 11 In Person To CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT 79379)7 after Sm ,^ dorable toy poodle puppies 2 apricot, 2black. 6weeks old. AKC MILLERS 7619 Orlando or Ive. 322 03S2 Bicycles! Sanford, Fla. SHOP Re poss.essd tir ed reliable party 10 P.mdboarclrig Wmthlove&care assume balance of payments Profess ional Ph 323 3flaor in flvctiedeIlc lights, amim radio, -_record play er, $ track and much ___________ more. Ph. 6471577, Winter Park. 67 HALLMARK 54 NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Garage-Rummage I - - Trailer Court, off Airport Blvd, lust before You get to base. then A Wrectory of Experts ReadY To Serve You' Heating-- HomeIm provements t.j Ft II re GE Appliances ROOFING. Sanfwd Electric Company 2Sn Pawk Drive, In ISJ2 if - REPAIRS PAINTING whol. esale prices guaranteed Openlam to 11 pm_7 days Be" Care la 17 97 CAU9104i'lly. 834 &MI. Will Pick up donations. Call during bus i ness hours Pain ' It( ___ 01 fixture rniidcw removal 373.0791 2SI6 Country ca rPorts. Top workmanship end materWs. LEACH ALUMINUM il - is' au Pot cabinets, barill, vanities of replace that old counter top, 323,1040. Care ' tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. . Inoperable_3230100 - t,erQIa n campec"e pm. ___- - '' -r: : - 'Ii •• -' - l - •' -- :- Cash buyer for used arlicles, fur niture, etc. HWY 16 ANTIQUES1 .-,- ) - V .. _~ .7y"tqIF--t I - -- 7.1 -- If ______ ____ - _'S ' iiik 1 , nl~ • - .• - - - - -, ____ WE TAKE AMERICAN MAKES 19 IN TRADE... Trucks and Trailers -_._._- , - __-_t__,___.. -_____________________ - I fft i 1913 Chevrolet El Camino, pick up cyl., power st"ring & brakes, _______ ______ ************************ standard shift, AM FM radio, Air Heat, CS radio, trailer hitch, equipped for tow bar, camper tody, I owner. 7,660 miles 109 Mar g aret Road , 68 VW ti B White, Auto. Stick. thIItRtCOfldit,Ofled 11 95 throughout 19U 1 TON PRODUCE VANPiothing do,,, take over, call credit manager. 32 ) 6230 , in 11W I V V TI __ , i uui 00 Vfl raSi ii ij) , • 1 ;;r wml4r._ - ---* . - . ti r - _' *- i- •x -. . i-. '. - - uw ii V Ia u k -- -. - - ----- - ,----. _ . . . runs like new 4 _i T 72 or orino 2 dr Hardtop. • y. mu,. Standard Trans. 1971 MG Midget. like now, 4,ow Mlles S711100. 200 Bradshaw Drive, . I ~_ -% -4 L I I - y 70 Ch rysler Wgn. Chr - 0 - Town £ Country. $11 66 -. New Paint Condition VW Sunroof, new paint QiY'cl mechanical condition, $893 Cail Pete Rich at 372 165)- Dealer, C Good $ 895 70 ~ f - -- $1550 $1795 VW Sunroof . - .0 Rio - r - - . . 14 - AI ~ Montego t,l ___ 1, , . I I 1.. 41,t iw-_ -- -..- if ~W-ZW. 11 ,__;~ ~ I ,a ~C71_ small VS Engine ioad,d 1550 _____________________________ ______________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ 72 Ply. Duster down t ak e over, call credit manager, 377 flnie Metallic, 4 ''pred Emirs Sharp ______________________ 1969 Chiv. Caprice, 2 dr. air, PD, PS, power windowS, bucket seats, nIlop.1 ow ner,$I,O n 7366 72 Ford Pickup Custom Icyl, Auto 2195 Good shape. 1750 12 Corvette Stingray 1%8 COME T. Nothing Down, Take Over 0(1 in vm C,ill Credit Manager, 1'__ _______1----------------6 Chev Imoala I4 Door , Sedan. Air ._ c ondifioned, Good Transportation Air. Full Power, __ *_ -~~~ - __ *_' z ; - I, R " I— .J aJ 0 - 0 CY V b. " - c: , 10 ,; L. go I .; 6 C M V .0 -C %. E 0 in on 6. LU L. 8 g' ~ j I i f I N -g E I i -!! ' o 3z 0 0 1: - lit) '_ J C 1 t4 3 a:::"____ • .________.._____________________________ ;::':.': -. ':.•------------.................................'-/, - " -: -. ... -. -: ,'' - • sf1 Kingswood, ; -. r_ V E -13: Z Z i Z new res L 0 - bkg* Val LL IT Load.dhscl iuqqage 1695 'a Ruby Red. Air, 8 v $ Mile's 00d Goo SeCOfl e lection Of 6 . ircrEvcrilNuS - factory air, power sleerinlill & disc brakes, radio. healer, ne,* firm, BILL BAKER - low mileage, excellent Condition Jan. SaAltodpill,trfl)I) Ills OPEN sh 323 5294 SANFORD HI$ H., $44 $114 Dotal, NoI $ H., mz Tr _____ - i. :* to 8 INC 0 . 2 4 Le 2 Q 5 £ erg in V .WHI-iii- 4p ij - ' Z5 ,, all w-- a 0. 0 . 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I __________________ SIllS Call Don Pope at 312 1651, Dealer. 196) VW, wide tires, current in Spection sticker Engine & clutch u%t rebuilt. Only $395 SHELLEY USEOCARS.7OIFrenChAVe, p32960 _____ - . 0 68 VW Squareback 67 VW Beetle Wagon ' look £ Zenith Blue. 4sp.ed otilornalic, red, low mileage, like Al I _n -- *1.1 1 1 Goa - - t '11, 411, For domestic & imported Pickups 40 pct.--Bu y direct 323.3900 - $995 , U •b ______________ '____________ 1 0 1 .*JFjT e . i ______ :¼ .. , , I Pet - ,, ,m 14 69 -. - -- - ' A - t - __1 . -- - - . L. , U. ii Stamps-Coins S To tu it fit ) d or vt', MI Hwy. I? 97 ional with 1.3v* contact ui first. We 41%o buy bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN *., ' 8 L. CS .~ '.- , e ,c -, M • 0 -0 in t Z ,a 9 'c = so E= 1 2:5 " E l. 0 9 I 3 I , 51~= 0 U. V %A L. 'a E , Q 0 44 ft. -:, ...... Ii CL 0 > .L. \ \ . 'I \ \ ' 'rV -1 .1 at v' m -= _. 1 3: E E 7Fs LL LA W 0: . M i's a i > :' -I c . ' - lo~ Plumbing Plum b ing * Bell Co. * TODD'S CARPENTRY Specia l i z ing in small an and lobs Call $3) 13M Fast efficIent Service, old and .-, Bonded, lcenied. 7770939 Ufamics In 133111. "Lake A&ryidl Pressure Cleaning ADDED INCOME 98 4 0) U.:.-.-:..:-:'-.-: 0 8 8 c I- 0 a. a E-2 .. E 8 SALES MANAGER - 'A a Ee a E Z .5 = I HAPPY BEAR Efficient Cleaning ' ____ S FOR 1974 -_ ____ JACKSOWS shingling. Painting or free trim 1 lt~. -Al I LKS' IAIAGEN AV houseboat with 40 rip Evinrude Simulated BrIck. 3fl37 euooy's HOME IMPROVEMENTS CIERAMtLS, suppiiies, kilm dealer. 10 S. Closed Thurvisy V _________• The Circulation Department is taking applications for a epairs - Remoi -Additions LicCrsed -Bonded- Uflurid cow n" Boats& Marine qu pmen in ioo Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Dog traIning In your hom•. All Culom Work Free Estimate Breed Dog TraIning Academy BULLDOZER YIORK bearingloourSpectty,32311)1 ft et 3 p.m -- tt 55 Club Rd, Samford, Custom made sci'eci room4, Custom ulklot, II I __!~,= ith I FABRICATION, 323-40S. TOWER 'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrietts Beauty Nocec3 -lo LAWN CAME SPECIALISTS ToppricIspaidu anyconditlon Commercial and residential. - Winter Park. THRIFT SHOP C on tracts now available Wanted Old furniture, lamps ociflI)22. For Sunland Hospital, Orlanoo mirrors, and glassware. misc. Usedl;wcothinq appliances privtepar1y_372 9193 La wn CleanUp andLi;htHuhr*g ousehold items furniture, . Tremblay,3232T74 musicalinstruments Openlues, CASHJI7I)72 TISurL 94 Sat 7 4 401 Hwy Por used furniture appliances U AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE tOI"7N.MJpleAve.Sanflrd I , ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Sanford mg JOHN'S NA____ ' K ULAU AGEPI(Y condion more. 2001 Summerlin Ave., Fret advice & est. Exp, interior-& U . ________ on 46 a I R R 3 73 4731. __ SALE Tools :tolhes. dishes dressers and LawnService PHONE In A43$ ~ SOLD BALE,$750$93T0N -. --------. - GORMLY E HWY.ö SANFORD Moving up north, must sell many •t _household it:mi, turnitur:. A andchlldrenscloth ing,ib,cycles, JIMOANDYFEEDS everything Priced to sell Sale Direct from boxcar ! Starts Friday fill sold. Countryside F t2 Appiances Livestock And - - - Sales Central Hoot 8. Air Cond For free eslmat& call çtrl Harris as_SEARSmnSanfordIVIlll. "'_ - - 11- .- - -- - l9fa VW *STEREO-BAR * - 6POODLE GROOMING$ 906 French Ave C U si a , L11 1972 Pin to 3r. runabout, TELEVISION SETS 125UP Bicycles! Heat,I-sCleaned Serviced, Sold and Installed. Call Geneva H?g. I, Air Cond Service. 323 511 -____. ______- ''1. U sb SSOwith papers $25 *'lthOut Ph SANFORD SEWING CENTER, For Sale AKC female Wire Hair DowntownSanford, Terrier. 1$ mo. old. 5. Call $31 nicyclies! Zl;llr AkConditioning __ d c J2731- -- ____ WE I --- Cr edit Lovely new floral lined drapes, length, 7 pairs Call 332 S0-A •'S 6-8 Hours - vp 1s3?Iiq Motorcycles Mary. 321 12", 1.iJli$lt.4*I$4**,iii$I$34 *. .Volvo Uo 1.1 1 r __________ Pet s and Supplies Call 3220131 after 5 30 pm mahogany buffet; 2 box sprili & 197) AMLFM Slereo and A Track irinerspring malfressies, 34- & 40- k - AKC Registered STEREO - 6 PC _ oak dining room Suite, .- lust broken in. t:all n2 7717 ofte_________________ 90M break for someon paying Cash. With warranty. 3nsn4 t>Ies lamps & pictures All 53TV-Radio-Stereo 644 CIRCULATION MAIL ROOM 111 E - •___'_uup call for Appointment ECONOMY? I 7G GAS J NVENTED Equity 8. ?ake over payments or Washers 1941 H*y 17 92 Open Sal. & Sun 9 5 Cal l $31-2920 OPENING L Step ffi __________ ___________ Q ___________________ ________- t - 52 -ffffi%-7 300 N. French Ave. 149 Hi LOS iHSTALL SHADS Bikes ------------ \e, - I .- --•-- .- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11 Abando ned, unwanted junk cars available at Firestone Store call _________ -- 1. --'-' - - All sizeS and modeli, tO speeds, 5 tpecds, and standard bikes flOW 78 I A 1 -- - Lind bed, S12S., Much more, PART TIME - d away. Your cost. Bikes, ~ - . -A --__ REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue 't' )2 9111 Lb" Sanford We are selling our office desks used ______________________ lilt only 6 mos. Site 19i44. regular Washers, ranges, refrlg. $3995 up iiice,St54,nCwUSand%ize74S6, 51 Household Goods Aiw repairs Myers Appliance, regular price $763, now $345. 2)0 Sanford Ave., 3232932. likeniw, Phi Deete Furniture. W Sofa Bed. $20; Platform rocker, 515. __________________________ Hwy _4 te, Incl enn K ENMORE cji parts 38 Bicycles Bikes, - ill ZI., LMii SEWING MACHINE 58 sewing Cabinet. repossessed n machine. Fully automatic. Pay balance 01 ' paynenta --.- i T. ________ -, DON DALES SanfordMotorComPafly S French Ave • 377 437 71 - Junk Cars Removed furniture and appliance5 Plus specIal sales (watch acs) St,, Sanford Auto Repairs Part s. ccsortes . electric start Johnson& trailer. Very good condition 3n 7363 days of misi nights * ** * * GOLDEN TOUCH U SEW In Boats & Marine Equipment k. - . _______________ For the best L-uy in AmerIcan ________________________ 3724820 16' Glass Tri-Hull Boviii-ridef. 41) H P Singer EVERY _____ 4tJ!'.. •-_____ **, AMC - JEEPS* * - 16 55 -_ Auction PUBLIC AUCTION 2W S. Park, In 4380 gion~ - I . jitlw - 7 - - . -1 - I I 6 ______ flre$ V ~ Pi 1 ii _______ _________ _____ _______ - __________ value. law i-rW'nZ1Wo4vT. aacps.irWantcMseat $10 323 C0$1 ti,irlorr 5 playctair Men'sSutsPCoatS1. 512 Sanford Ave. All "vl's Catholic Church I Ll l]:_ 1M1L1;1rJl Sh.411' ing Center. Hr%. 9 12. Il . - _________________________ Household Goods -_____-Like new. %SO. Call 372 SSjo. MONDAY NIGHT Ant.qu Miscellaneous New and used HESS HARDWARE. 119 E, Lake Mary Ave.. Lake Mary. 20 pct. 041 With Electric Starter 5) Miscellaneous For Sue * GOINGOUTOF BUSINESS WANT TO BUY Riding awnmowtr It ______ I ,n.w power, - __ - a Volkswagen camper with pop op inspected In December, Ne motor , clutch plate, generator, 1 .; , . . r, I - - - S 6.575 Ph. 327 2645 _L . _________ SO WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy %fit trade For Sale I 7 Results Pontiac LeMans. Full __________ Used Camper Cab -_J _________________________ Miscellaneous A : : _II NOMENUMOW 1970 Chrysler Town & Country Station Wagon, lxr10UIIy equipped, Bill Baksr VW. 3fl ISIS 1ton 1405 Court Lauderdale, Fla., 33106. 1 -_ -_&lil Address, reslies to Bern't Fetch, , Ag ent, Ftor.da Cattle Breeders, Infrecosisfal Building, Suite 107. I * ir (on ::rsoi Bring Autos for Sale 80 Spider. Red. conv., wire ig" mustang radio, new fires. Perfect con hubs, radio. Excellent condition. _____________ dif ion Must $to to appreciate. 3n, Ph 323 6IS3. 6676, private owner. \'Vanf Ads FJJS ______ ______ fidence Send detailed full description of land. and any lm $ 372 • er G4Vfgl& area, Property must be witable for grain crops and pasture Alt replies held in con- I ;;a (11 - I) _______ PURPOSES, 1,00 acres or more in Central Preferably SO T 9tE 1i .,..v. us I •' ________ AutosforSale Travel Trailers Id',_ ___ Noflhe _______ Campers , 1 _7 253'* 100'. Fenced, cement block. Qr9e. to mo. Income, Terms,Owner.fl •841 1 . ~) i ! ~, t, , lli~ /1 Incomeand pariment house Ak ..r hO Joins eview Rest Home. Lot • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia ___________ Investment Property I Even For You . 1• - - = c U Lo cip ,a .5 t 1,- 4) ; k - 2 6 X h C: V 3. Z in a - 0-a 0 %n N. 3: V g 2 - icall 4" Z b 9 ,I = ll. 8, z = ox: .S , fa ___ CONCRETE P Residential. after S wk days, or 6475366 wI Electrical You can earn up to $300 Per Month by Remodeling by Gin Crctor J & L Pressure Cleaning Eaves Kitchen, bathroorn or additions, cleaned. roots cleaned & cooled flffl*e'stdf59flandmafttiats rrfi:'.çiirir))7Q5 WoN Seminole Co . 14 Hr. An . Est,maln. Ph 3n4473 exilloo"""' Any type of carperntry, interior or rzfertior- Fret estimates, Call rtpairman from loillay,j classified adsl If you can spend two to three hours starting abOUt 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, have a dependable automobile, and a desire A '41 -(,kAVING SERVICE We"ai i't,cs J*Iry,Trip'ir 614 EtAti or, Sanford. 3711)51. Personal Tax s.rvIc, - No.2East Road 1793 This is a career position that off * -_.I - W e repair IS.VICe Apply CALL 322-261 1 Ifl person 4 A 94 ; 0. r" " - ;; fill 16 i I ; Z I I . W - 0 an .11 -15 V - 4, -- rg E 6. 11. .= _J y i! 6 - . C 00 L. 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DR&MIZATCW- ROTE _ 0 I t by Ar SORT 1 I ( I TI12R - - )1 __ I I 1 _ 'cMETN) 4 (FuT Mel SUCK t THAI 17V \ - -- CL 00 _ __ JIM cn -- - --- - - - -- --- - — - -- --- - - - - -- -- -- -- -- - - - - -- ,: = -- - - - -- -- --- -- - - - - - - • - . - . - . ----- �by Course &Millie AMANDA PANDA (Look Al 1'H6 WOR0 SNOW FLOW AR6 ACThAWh/ TWO WORPS I / To6E.TI46RTO MAKE ONE-. \ LET'S THINK OF SOME O1H6 çOMPOUNI7 Wacvs '— F WHEN I THINK THATMLH1 ') (AT 6 FUN! Li__ THINK OF A SNOW I SNOWFLAKE! 1 ___ ___ (1' ' _______ 4 -- ____ £& '--- liii __ • ORG-E LEIGH MALILOgY ws ASKED WHY HE. WANTED TO CLIMB MOUN E ANSWgED: IBE BCAL1SE IT S THE4E"...A CLASSIC AND SIMPLE. ANSWER THAT TELLS IT AL. THAT s WHAT Z TELL PEOPLE. WHEN THE.? ASK WHY YOU AND I CLIMB THE. MOUNTAIN 0 0 dp CA U.S f. irs TELL THEM. IT ISN'T -- -- HERE ANY MORE -77" (1 '*4 ,pI R6MMR THE MOlNtN& WE AWOKE AM R a ' - ' -. A SNOW13A LL 15 0 IR M WINTHROP 10 FOR THE PAREDE*VIL DRIVERS' THRILL 6HOW, WINTHROP. 0 -rrt'1 frm) Hr••r by Dick Cajra3L3Lo ' \ , 'y j..YY4 )J/L- '— c / I 'c- I 4W YOU WANT TO GO, NT&hbv Y NO'i REALLY... IT KIND OFCULL. f 'f(1JH-H1JHJ 's,Ljr-4 ii I I I /r\ l ilt HE DULL?! THEY PRIVE CAR6 THROLIGH HOOP6 OF FIRE THEY DRIVE CA/ER 5PIKE6,AND BROKEN GLA,55... YOU CALL THAT MJ LL 9 CL --m mtj I CAN 6EE THAT Y00 TO 6CHOOL IN THEMORNING. CL ONE 5 6 . (&) ____ by_NEA, Inc - ' ' -- U I OUR 1BOA3RDI NG HOUSE 1—A by Les Carroll ago&-..I 1EP RIGHT U? 5WlVEg OLA<E A c Cr4 '4THER TP4E GROUtPG \LLEE * `TUF.C!A8 1v RPOW VIEW THE uTTLE FELLOW— 'ou I AFTER EV UflMG TE GENUINE couto ______ M MAKE )JR EPUTEP EVER'I' ____ - - KAK-KAFF-1 ~IIEEF Ali zi As A, 3E%1SCX3L3LAvS POP lei IL by Al Verxneer REF=UGE PROM THE PE-77Y B1cj<f= - RING OF CIPIL DREN! ' I - Ez R E C-a Ro UP ROGE if It 404 Pill > tT\. :(1A' WLL. ILL BE ( 7 CHUC4LE TT -MUST HURRY JJ BU6NES ' V I fA No I -_ SAW S I _-- 'V LI spj FEW HOUS1N PEACEFUL a ________________________________ POP 'ou DIDN'T EVEtJ kJOC1<' I • ___ * r e NI IL HONORPilliRIUM" Wl 10.1 HIS till NEA mw __ __ -- =mop - =r -- - r - _r-n ru_-=- - - ---- ---_--_.-------_------ .----- -- - _- - --- .-- -= -- - ------- - —: 1 �- 'ç 'r - -- . ---- - ,- - ---',- .-.--- --- , --',--- - -- -, -- 14 I 4 _ 7 ZIA. • ___ 1f ,r- JASPER JA PER • L.001 —-- AT 7 T14 6 r Ar. 1E1 IS HAT Y'S BLOOD HADN'T g° EEII "AND IF TIRED HE -- C I, HERS ME ABOUT NOT HAVING A j7 I CC THING ITAT/1 by kn &JUUCON744AJP A ME RICAN JFPJ'' __ it. it I ) E AR [J / ( JL1 7j r- r FOR IPEA, A6 MUCH OYAflT \ i l'(4- CiQ 1 I I — OI'AY 4EJj ANv lit 71 -_IT 'BUT I DIDN*T DO MUCH OF THE FIGHT11i POPI HE DID MOST OF IT'- "DON'T WORRY ABOUT Tli[ Cf)'LLI'Vi INSURA!.~E P, AM I BORING YOU7' NMI smums I — - - -- - - - I ARIES (March 21-Apfil 20) Give it everything this week The green hp,,, is on You may detach )-ourself rom some things and people it t~,n r April 18. Best Aries days on ay, ue ay. TAUNUS (April 21-May 20) Most active for those born May 4-8 Best t,, all Taureans Wednesday into Friday. Take the initiative. Go after what you want. Don't procrastinate. Judgment is good. f-rids, -!I weell Go places. This week im Nle,?071;~ t2 7 4Z 007I.. ASSOCIATIONS FOR THERE IS A t.JEED FOR 3TIMuLU. 7II ERE CAN BEA LACK OFS1.LINDOF d't I I .ti' i - .- LEADER4IP 10 GET flINGS WING. \\ •.$-\\ v -. - IcF j J LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 22) Be AND B07H IJA , (c - ' I.. 500 M 1. CANCER (June 22-July 22) You seem leading up to something all week. next week. New and old seem to harmonize perhaps culminating tLr e nes ay -T ursday can every rica I LEO (July 21 Aug 22) Things from the past can turn up conveniently, ',00d time for money matters Slight tension possible Wednesday, Thursday. Better for the social or romantic Friday Saturday . Relax VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Sunday can hold unexpected developments. Rest of week on upgrade, Wednesday Thursday more educational Fri day. Saturday, avos miscalculations. Communicate cautiously. i/EAt 7?! C4A/ ,.~v.IFFER IF SOME ENTUUSIASM /N SOME WAY KANGAG - r h 27/TEA'A WAk' OOUBIWAT/O1J 14R'c CAN BE A LACk OF LI BIDO OR ENERGY MLJCU VEPEt4DS ON WHE'E me PI,4NETc,4QE, Moscow JA 'nqs. Meet people. Talkthings over. Exchange Ideas and goods 1ae •tek can bring you to an apex Harmonize —'p, — / ML w' HFIE - :: - [T1 alert for possible 'r111i— I T_ /1 ' 'iw.Ji Ij ------r .1 I' •- — L'I - J) 1974 - I y ENTERPRISE FEATURES -'. -L -- changes in plans Mondiy - . Unknown factors behind Tuesday. Don't have plans mpr ove° - 'i.i._! Sr,.I si - SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Possible tension if born Nov. 5-10, but tt will work out it yo, permit it. Wednesday. Thursday. more unsl,j. Friday turns better, Heed the new and different. .. / 4 I ti i • SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21) Monday. Tuesday favor handling p€r' il affairs. You seem more independent. Friday. Saturday. watch 44ords Strive for accuracy. There's no need for hurrying ______ _____________ T CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Finances should be handled carefully. pi cularly Monday, Tuesday Better Wednesday, Thursday. Coming weeknd vleakletr. Not good for initiating new Ideas. F'e kvEEk'OF a4w.27- FEB. 2 FAVORS SALE.Sk4AtSJSflII? — I.- RAtJNC) 1 - AND (3LMLT ON TUE PISCES (Feb 19-March 20) Sunday's a good day for most any1hing ~l:.j %!sh to do. Wednesday. Thursday next-best days. They*re friendly da,,-3 I)Od 101 tr a vel, communication. Protect home Saturday OW rot/AIDAT/OAI.S'. ' • ____ --._> - 0 13EST FOR SPPING 131014DAY~;, LESS FAVORABLE FOR FALL &RTWVAYS, TYE NEW CAN 13E . - _____ G6r1r.4CAUV-T, BUT IT Aia WP _____ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You can et a lot of work done. Better ers of concentration Set your mind to your objctive Friday. Satud, bestlorcarryingoulpersonalplans 11 ,4DvE1rIsNG THE METtFJG oc P-..AI?IY TRAVEL COMMUI— J1ATb0. WRITI G /T,4GOOT/ME 10TELL'/OLjtSroRYAND -- .-- - 1 ____ 110 THE CONTINENTAL U- S- CONTAINS - - THE WORLDS KNOWN COAL RESERVES GENE FAWCETTE - b — ANESTIMATEO 3.2 TRILLION TONS. __ r OUR TV 1,5 0~j TIl RAT*5! r wANrE(7 LIL 115 U15ING mom 5 is-or A 9AALL TO GE1 THE S(ORES' IT UPSrAIR' bLINK AGAiN, WILLI&' __ WELL, I HAVE YOU SEEN THE by d Sullivan 74e 'il1et4 ) CAN WAJT 1 01 t\ HEVF CATCH! TFANSITOR RAI7IO BRIDGE OUR ENERGY GAP-----IS BEING I -- - - ' '?— CLEANEOUP. ONE OF THE MOST PROMISING WAfS OF"LAUNDER NG"COAL IS THE NEW G.M. DOUBLE-AL KALI SY5T, WHICH REMOVES FLY ASH AND OVER 90 % OF THE I T FOR YOU —- -- L FU E L THAT MAY HAVE TO /IE,4VE,V'5 SAKE' ' ' THE DIRTY BUT FOR t -:- I - ALMOST HALF OF by OUT OUR WAY FAVOR IN RECENT TIMES BECAUS E r HE PRODUCTION OF EXCESSIVE SOCIT AND GASEOUS POLLUTANTS. •__•• dic.t. i o n SLIT COAL BURNING LOST - o SULFUR DIOXIDE SO FLLJEGASE — l I - ARE BUBBLED THROUGH A SPECIAL CAUSTIC SODA SOLUDON, WHICH SCRUBS OUT THE S01 ffiUCH LIKE A DETERCENT REMOVES DIRT FROAA CLOTHES* IV- r .y'- a? I(y\ . ,- YOU ~I— ME ,AAyI , 60/AET1l ING VROP r EREAV VO" 50 Rill POL)GH IN r r WELL rLL fl "Ex BUT Th4E CAPTURED LIQUID SULFITE SULFATE MIXTURE—A DANGEROUS POLLUTANT IN ITSELF IS CONVERTED IN1OASAFE1 SOLIDLANDFILL __ - ll IN THE OVEN ANVWAY./ E -- - -- SOINEOLDPOWER STATION, MATERIAL BYA SECOND TREATMENT WITH LIME, BREAV SIX Op CLOCK NEW9! Ft Tr As IBM CU TYPE OF COAL— BURN ING PLANT WHERE THE ONLY EFFLUEN TS ARE CO2ANDWATERVAPORO ~Ii.L# :40 P r :_•_ I ,S.-.. - r-•-------------- ----ii _t-I( = HfWtT -- WORKS AMO IN A U Is -- .--: - 5r,64Alf, iv Th'E4b 117 2-:::- -27 1 - - . -_.. b. -. - - a - . . - - • .- ;. -.__ __:_ .-....i• _..- - -• ---- . S - - . . - . - . . . . - - . . . ----- - �_____ ,øI - CL ATTEXt CArvire"ETS IrH Is 0 1 N 15' TO H A E A LONS7 STUDY SESSION 2 0 -rHOSE LOOK LIKE GROCER( ES I GOT TA SF,E. SESSION' Larry Lewis by I'LL NEED LOTS OP POOD "Ok STAM I NA CCAI E ON IN,, 81/110.' 4p DEAR POLLY—AS a military fami. DEAR POLLY — My Pointer is for mothers who are tired of buying now batons for their kids because of the ends pop ping through the rubber tips. "rumble a small able knit scraps from my sewing. amount of paper and put It In the rubber tips before putting them varying lolngths and then zigzag. over the ends Of the baton. They stitch d hom together. I then will last mu h longer TERESA. measured each child, cut strips their 0 zigzagged them together in a big bag shape ly we do a lot of traveling and the back of our station wagon looked like a blanket jungle with four children In it, I saved all the wash- t~I 21# LET'S SMEE-01NE PIZZA-LARGETHREE HERO S BAGS OF POTATO CWIPS... *W X 15 I - this is : A Classic I J) yards 45.1, tIj&i J.4t 0;9,LL1y111.— 9:rf ind rh s oailcr to put in the horns before gathering at the waist and attaching to the bodice. — MARY ELLEN. ' 711 washable blanket was then cut up for lining These sleeping bags are fully washable and much eabr to handle than a large blan- ' - \\ AR POLLY—A clip-and-save readers: BeachgOOrS who take tPESSivE v BUT YOU FORiSOT 0-NE FOUR BOTTLES OP ROOT 1 p T , P / i YEAWO' I / 'Y Crg the type hid and ctup squirt LOis Mr being wa'thod they, are filled / The Classic 1,;) V,t fi.critp ~iwi,jq. VC01 '?I 17 1 4' 1 Send 750 0*CA with "omit, odbell, P01I numbff & site to PArT[RNS 'A's ft"POP*0, Beir #318, Midt TO ORDER (C b3r Crooks & Lawrence OKAY, OKAY! 50 I YF-CCHHH MA~'13E LINPA OR BEVERLY ON __ with shampoo or cream rinse so ncno Is wasted nor Is It used too generously. (Also. If the bottle is dropped there is no breakage.) —LISA, Z7 %VELL, E I5TILL THINK 4 ~1-(E'tF7 KINVA CUTE! DEAR POLLY — When load has burned on pans there is no need to scrub for a long time. just pray with oven cleaner and the food will wash off. Follow direc- . 0 — ALL RIGHT,_00P ADMINISTER THE ANESTHETIC AND I'LL BEGIN THE TREATMENTI Embroidery consider what I was doing that was a change from my f6rmor Embroider each of thece lovely habits. For the past two months I No. 22.10 has hot-fron tran ster Int, have been doing a set of exercis- 4 signs: each 7" x 9-; -)i~)r es and believe my daily deep chart: stitch iliust(ations. breathing exercises have quieted my breathing while sleeping. I Send 60c with name have never heard this suggested ORDERaddress, patt... by anyone else but it Is a possibilnumber and size to NEEDLEWORK ity as I have never known a very (clo this newspopor), Box 4388 M;dathletic person to be a great snortown Station, New York, N.Y. t0018. 7 ~1_ TO P041Y Pays $1.00 for eivery Woo used. Sond them to her, c/o this n#wjp.*pq1. ALLEY 5HE-5 NO LOOK5! 2230 DEAR POLLY—My butterfly catch. or had a torn not so my mother replaced the original net with a net bag such as carrots and on. ions come In. We wnve this on to the frame with heavy thread —SCOTT. r-ii.i 2 / 1465 with Phofo. UL stles 8 to 16 Size 10. 2 1 yards 45. I WA5 TOO YOUII TO KNOW AN'Y' 5ETTER! )U 8-18 1465 Thi c VYUTZA,%AATTER WI'rH IRMA LOU;...l ' THOU(5HT YOL) L,15~F_P TO LIKE HER. ' -6 40 CA3PTAXZq EASY I I _____ ____ DETAIL' YOU DIDN'T LEAvE r"'O R BOOKS 1 AW A stic bag to put It In so as keep the sand out of the radio. f., -27 Peg US Pt OU Ja UT FAF clear 1334 I - by L -) "Y' WIZER./ YOU BETTER LOOK OUT BEHIND FATSO! OH! OH! a"ve Graue GOOD J013, OOPI TOO I'LL TAKE IT LATF= FROM HERE:- V. lo x Jal SLOOEY NM I Tf -- HE P AD ST HE CAN'T MUCH O) HOMEWORK E CA'T READ. EITHER! 1.AND MAYBE5HE CAN'T TALK I WIrHOL)T GI6SLIJ — OR PUT ___MAKEUP TOO GOOD WET-- /d1 S C kL1 67 P -9-,QQ_) M/ a Y \ITS 80()l s_ThATTHAT'S IT, UMPA! ) is... &L WIzER?j WHEN HE WAKES UP, HEIL 13E JUST AS GOOD AS NEW. — opprrp ' __ it I IFIEVER6sick_ALLEYREMIND ME TO SHOP AROUN D SOME BEFORE) ILE-7-T THAT OLD QUACK WORK ON MEf WILL YOU Y ( * - JZAor NO DOGS ALLOWED 0 go 0 V WHEW! -- • '—____________ 197$bvtA Inc _________ ________ ___ _ ___________________________ 3`0HNNYWONDER I by Dick Rogers - ____ A UI YOUR PENCIL FROM 4 A CROSS J D EB and cts.. THIS MAGRAM t: Wm4Qur LIFTING U. I I7 TUP ¶E PAPER E5! CAN YOU A A MOA'\EtT? J WOW LZLE 'N 1J ON A FOGGY \ / \ TO 9MILE AWAY. 1Z hA WHA7 PO Paul Sellers NOW WHAT I WANT f TO PACK YOUR 5PSCIAL ONE ~;UITC*E SE H5A;ZP UP C. Iv ( .- Ec 5 K 0 r-C%SHORN CAN By FLO TALENT HEREONøWW It E7 N 1i W it NJ L ti W PWV. 1 4-01C77 BY ~401 C-A56f Fgoh% r;40 61XCUNOW04 GROUNDHOGS... flo PAPIC G0040 LFLI.AN SPECIA o TA4FlVr, -'1 140 CY;i,1NV%9f P=-% ,XFS A SPASZK OF OVT OAnlell. OUT ms or 14 dos IT CX-015;El) 17 WIN W #I um vallabla Fru" 1110 Wilk. Werli AIMINIC Sad Your VY 74 it HIA W., 1401140 J 1iLP rIC_L'Ac _TC_4A__ %AR< E' c(L __ IJF _ MARA1r PA\A OwAV 4MI194 14d Ap 10: -71 (c/fIp cvrpaper) P. 0. Box 1335 (SUNDV) Si'nfaCrLIz_Cn!II 95061 %''CLA', CA Tm Ae L t •I74 , I ___ - C —4ri.z.1 I r / — - __ - -. I. .- -# ,- I- \ -. •:•.-- - - : - •. •. . - -- , -- . !- - •-: - - .- .- — -- — ----- '-: --- - .• - - - - - �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 ................. 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Lm i 44'f, C*fPI4Ce.tt.p.Im Sç.44q5 OP A"ivv-t, Soot 01 ("it, f,,,a Cpivrep,Oi ('r'vt, I,oeiç*t, i3I 4 i' 44•Ii' 44.44.t %t (P.+ •,,. ,, ar • (hurry ,1 C-sd Ave-tuvw- I S&SCS,Cle-~,(#, N0,91, an FrAf-p-:14 .''-,, ''v ap'' H,p A -ft • Michigan school children injured in traffic accldent.s in early morning darkness had jumped shaly since -I) light Savings Time was imposed in January. , Forty-two young pedestrians were Injured In accidents be tween Jan. 6 and 31 of this year, compared ssith 23 during that i'riod Last year. I' ii 't And all along I thought that it ' was more tiangerous in our I. state cauz'e we don't have near the W&walks as they have ! available to them in the norill, them cities. + • $aet'tl Aitamo"o. orng 141, ' (s,..*f., •tS'i . Si ia''ri l,i45.nary ei1lcic 51 Rd ill P,,, Ba, ' (r-.."r III P e A,, "-4".1 Iii:' Si It .I0 c..-+.aa" iv - ' ciuva '' 4 I , i I I , A reader call ed and inquired, i "John. di) you predict the current streaking craze will bottom out an), time soon"I" c""00 '""I`41414, P14 covertuy E, Chyith. -• Hit N S4ivt,p, Aim ,. 3i £ 7vld SI Hif1 Ly Alt Churth 01 C#1s, AI$a. I said they "had only started the discussions," Amouzegar said the were not discussing the lifting of the oil embargo against the United States because OPEC Is not a political organization. But he said the issues whether to raise oil prices and whether to lift the embargo were necessarily connected "because both deal with ecoministers of hi minister, t told porters at a break In the nomic considerations," " He said the meeting would continue on Sunday if no decision was reached today. meeting lie gave no figures. nc Kuwait oilminister, dW Ilahnwn Atte', indicated IIWO that 1k ministers we still wine I (rirym agreement. fie The regularly scheduled meeting of the 13-nation Organization of Petroleum-Exporting ,rmt' taken to a farm near this small town north of Daytona Beach today and given the plans for an above-ground shelter to be constructed from timber and dirt. They will be like private con. tractors and will Follow their own construction procedures," Kearny said. In addition to the dirt-covered shelter, the family also will be required to construct a iatrthe and install a homemade pump to bring fresh air into the structure, "The other shelter jobs I've been involved with have been below ground," Walden said. "We picked Florida for this one because of the high water table, forcing above. grow-id construction" A spokesman for the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency In Washington said the project did not represent any effort to bring back the family fallout shelter craze of the early 1960s. "Our main emphasis is on public shelters and this is no moe away from that," the spokesman said. "We are simply looking Into the feasibility of crisis relocation or evacuation of urban areas as pointed out by Secretary of Defense Schlesinger in his March 4 message to Congress. q~ lillow Countries (OPEC) came on the eve of an expected announcement by Arab oil producers fornially lifting - at least temporarily - the oil embargo against the United States. Algerian Oil Minister Belaid Abdesselam was asked as he entered the conference room at OPEC headquarters if oil prices would be lowered at the meeting. I would prefer to discuss in. creased prices," he responded. The new Venezuelan minister for mining and hydrocarbon, Valentin Hernandez Acosta, said the factors that brought the posted price of oil up to its present rate of about $11.65 a barrel 'have not ye been removed:' lie apparently was referring to continuing inflation in Western Industrialized cow,. tries where the oil producers get most of their manufactured goods. The Arab ministers reportcdlv decided Wednesday in Tn. poll, l.ibya, to lift the oil ban against the United States. They were expected to debate the issue again in side meetings in Vienna and then make an announcement Sunday. Saudi Arabia, the controller of the world's biggest known oil reserves, is the key to the boycott. King Faisal is still on record as opposing lifting the ban until Israel gives up all its captured territories, but the Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar quoted Yamani as saying Saudi Arabia had changed its stand "in appreciation of the first real American change toward the Arabs." Yaniani told the paper the Ara bs reserve the right to re-sume the embargo if no dis. engagement of Israeli and Syr. Ian forces occurs. The Cairo paper Akhbar El Voum quoted official Kuwait sow-en as saying the the embargo could re-sume in two months if a disengagement did not take place. OPEC members are Venezuela, Ecuador, Iran, Nigeria, Indonesia, Gabon, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, LAbya and Algeria. The Arab oil producers' separate group the Organization of Arab Pets oleum Exporting Countries WAPEC includes the seven Arab OPEC members plus Egypt, Syria and Bahrain. The current price of oil Is $11.65 per barrel for light Arab crude, and varies slightly in other areas. Rumors of price hikes have recently been counterbalanced by unconfirmed ree ports that a "freeze" on the ports price of oil, in effect until April 1, may be extended for another three months. - - Nixon Says He's Staying CHICAGO(AP) — Launching to be a friendly audience, Nixon oil embargo, su ggestions that alternative might be a $100 btla series of image-building fo- also made other major points: strings may be attached lion escalation In arms outlays rays around the country, Presi-European allies are balking prompt him to say that "the and more difficult prospects for dent Nixon has declared that all at negotiating with the United United States is not going to be Soviet Jews wishing to erniWatergate-related accusations States on economic and politi- pressured by its friends in the grate to Israel. against him are "totally false." cal issues. he said, and there- Middle East and that pressure -The President will cooper. Fielding an hour of questions fore h$ p!anned Airil trip to could upset American elicits to ate with the House Judiciary f.iiay from members of the Europe to sign a new statement promote a peace settlement In Cornrnittes- In its hrpeschnsent Executives Club of Chicago, of principles (or the Atlantic that region." Inqu:ry 'as fully as I possibly Nixon said that the presidency community has been derailed. -The administration will can to get a prompt and just itself would be gravely dam. -While there has been no of. continue to pursue detente with resolution of this matter." aged if he resigned as an in- ficial ssord on ending the Arab the Soviet Union, believing the However, he will insist on nocent man. drawing the line against Nixon told the nationwide granting a "(Lining license" for television-radio audience that if searches of his files because, in he were to quit, any future his view, that also would pr esident could be removed weaken the presidential office. simply by becoming the target Nixon was not asked directly of unproven charges. In Qiicago about differences Tonight the President will SANFORD ARTIST ADJUSTS FESTIVAL DISPLAY between two of his past state. join Mrs. Nixon In Nashville to rnents on a crucial Watergate ELIZABETH IIODGINS, of 900 Santa Barbara Drive, is one of 35 help dedicate a new home for issue - whether or when he was artis ts offering works for sale and competition at the annual Winter the Grand Ole Opry and on told hush money was being paid Tuesday will have another Park Art Festival. A large crowd attended Friday as colors ran due to fly The Associated Press ization and Common Market of. to original defendants in the hour-long broadcast question. a light rain and several "half nude" women streakers ran from police, burglary case. Fears of a trade war and a ficials. and-answer session before a While she straightens out her display, one piece of modern sculpture new period of American isola. At a March 6 news confer. Houston audience. "They believe it makes a was already attracting the curious, and the baffled. In the wide-ranging Chicago tioninn were voiced in Eu- period of American j ropean newspapers today in W. III told him last (Herald Photos by Markie Weintz) isolationism a real possibility," ,March 21 "that payments had appearance before what proved wake of President Nixon's Chi. the Mail commented. " The been made to defendants for the cago speech charging his fr-arts- Immediate danger is of a trade • • atlantic allies with noncoopera- war causing massive damage pu-pose of keeping them quiet, I " f er.. tion. not simply for their defense: to Europe." In London, the Daily Mai However. in an Aug. 15 telepushed Britain's domestic Rome's largest newspaper. II vision speech, Nixon said he i - crisis aside and gave over ib Messaggero, claimed Wt the was "only told that the mone) . (rent page to a story headlinec Nixon speech 'has officially had been used for attorney : •. -• .. - 'Nixon's Fury on Europe." and deliberately placed Amer- lees and family support, rt It said his remarks shocked ica'sforeignpolicyonateof that beenpaidtoprocw-c' &I North Atlantic Treaty Organ- collision with Europe." silence from the recipients." SACRAMENTO Calif. (All) July 1969 to abolish such mas. _____ - An original deed donating slvetaxdeductionsfordona(ion -. I'resldent Nixon's vice presi- of personal papers. -'I' . . --Ile dentist papers to the National Brown said he doubted the i ' ",' . , . Archives isas thrown away, original deed ever existed. I .i, _________________ Nixon's tax lawyer says. . . Attorney Frank DeMarco • . said Friday the 1969 deed was t destroyed when a replacement f% ft 4 deedwasdnftedandsignedon • • ;';-. Api-il 10,1970. lie described it - . • . - . iroutine legal practice. if I. The deed is considered by I. p By BOB IJAWD . ,' fig P. 11 some Washington sources as CRy Editor a the key document In President •—. Nixon's biggest single tax probHundreds of seagulls itre — km - Ins controversial deduc- feeding on Ow carcasses of : ~F tion involving the vice- thousands of freshwater shad presidential papers, which minnows which mysteriously were valued for tax purposes at died during the past two days in • . II $576,000. -,-,; --sPearl lake, a small lake in 11011 1% A'" "It doesn't exist," DeMarco Forest City surrounded by an . - .iid in a telephone interview. &'verncrnachin cisilization . — l'hnt was the whole purpose of The fish kill, which residents 11 It , a . . -_ retyping and re-signing the say is the t1fird in the past year, deed." quickly drew the attention of Af .. a" DeMarco first spoke publicly Seminole County pollution con7A Area Deaths . about an original deed March 7. trol officials. - 7 rt_ 6B Bridge :, But a Washington source said 4 • Paulette Da'tdo of the .?. 7A Calendar Friday that the White House pollution office said the kill was Comics SB had been unable to locate the first reported Friday and now -'I -. . . -_ Crossword Puzzle 6B dmi, which DeMarvo says was apparently is beginning to . . 'I _e Cor'idcrable cloudiness SB DearAbby 'S signed in California on April 21, affect bass and pan fish which and mild through Saturday De. Crane SB 1969. are dying form lack of oxyg2n. with a slight chantv of Editorial Comment 4A California Setretary of State She said no algae blooin W showers. Highs around > 513 lior-opi' I':tliiiund G. Hrwn Jr. has said been discovered and kill and lowb tonight in the 60s 2A National.News THIS I-' ,%,Nl I LY of ducks d(vided the small pond in front thit! tww deed was fraudulently may have been caused by as yet 6f Lake Ram probability 20 per 3B .SchoolNelifis Monrole was just too choked with hyacinths tot Wckdated to April 1969 in an linidentified pollutants. 90 SWimming, except for rent today, tonight and i society apparent effort to qualify the one who tried for a few minutes to navigate around the Pesky water Pearl Lake, bordered by SR President for a full $576,000 in. 436 to the rifirth, an area un&rplants. Ilyeaviiinths for the past six weeks have Slowly but surely forced . . 5A State . . tvine tax deduction for the pa- going expansion, has a the ducks closer to . World News • pers. causeway splitting the water _____ ___ (Herald Photo by George Haves i Ttit' taxlaw was hangt1 In from cast to ssest Europe \ OfPres*dent - - Deed TaxCase Key - _____ -_____ - ' ''' -' •- •---- .--. . '' -' . ,_. • . . - . ' - ' - - - I 'n (Fu(P i fr knOv+ IJ M,ss.ae. Lu?Pi.f.n cP'vf,h, G4dn D*yi , ?(i. CHURCH OF CHalsy , Cider Ser,nes P.0ilOurc# OidO"..'oogo *'i$ttlt Ap F,, $a944 55 , o' a. t.,-,,, _t (i-,r* i! A,p l-"iO'd C"ii!*,4 (Piurils, II? A rt 40V'M4 CPv.Iar, (lurch, t'0r. dj OP M*.tLlrid LMP't4 '4*14 Church Star Laip Rd or Jam CO$OI1gA9,OyiAL 'r; r;a'+.: Z'c..+.,. ++,,,. ;, '' i.,, ' P, I OfP'ti C,p cHCisy,Aw 414- VIENNA, Austria (AR) Ministers of the world's major oil-producing nations met here today to consider a recommen. dation to hike the prie of oil above the current $11.63 a bar. rel. No decision was announced. D economic commission of 11w 13-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) recommended the price increase Iran's finance and six teen-age children were to be s Dsss New Price Hike - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY- ASSiMtLry or GOD . Howard H. Hodges and Staff HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO Oh, brotlwr...just received a letter from a lobbyist for the Florida Petroleum Council in Tallahassee. He's Included a column by a Jacksonville reporter which treats the oil Industry with kid gloves. Mr. Chris Jensen is suggesting that perhaps I could "find the information to be of interest" You bietcha! And I can give you a couple reasons where that reporter must have been ~ i looking thru rose-colored Willard Eldridge SANFORDATLANTIC SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC, and Employes Oviedo, Florida I HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN a CHILD CARE Betty FIOyd& Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by theSeventh.day Adventist Church and Employes - I ginsscsanddi(ln'thaT1'ctospend WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr.andMrs,Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes of our society, when in fact, all were trying to do Is vent our raUi on a few tndis1duaL. I have a great deal of respect for anyone gallant and dedicated, who contributes Is time and talents towards im. provement of our city, state or national governments. il PaStor B 4$a, ii 00 a ry, Evenngworyp THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance All too frequently we tend to use the "wide brush" as an ~ THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd. Lake Mont,. • Pastor Sunday SchOol 10 00a m I 10pm Morning Worihip Il 00 * m ?lop,m Evening Worship 700pm Sunday School Morning Worship WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff I 00 p rn ills t , Othr'r WESLEYAN CHURCH Saturday pulins A, J2' J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E.C, ElseaandStalf Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff I., Wednesday Thurulay All psalms 0 Cienesis hO SC. m Evening worship M who have been paid to construct temporary fallout shelters. Kearny said the research project was being funded by a $30,000 grant from the U.S. Defense Civil Preparedness Agency. "The idea is to find out how well American families can construct a shelter with indigenous materials," Kearny said. 'This is strictly experimental work," he said. "it has nothing todo with any change in American policy or with any application from a utility for a nuclear power plant in the county." Walden, his wife, a son and his wife and child, another grown son , loop m Morning Worship 100pm & Praise JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Mel Dekle and Employes _____ lMom I Amity Night Supper The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible — And S;lOp m 2nd& dIn Thursday Tuesday Genesit -)1.1.3 Al ' UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Crer Country Club & Uala Roads 0arn SheA Pastor Emeritus Pastor MdSnday PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HihwayMsvest B ISa m Paul5onni'y Evangelist MornitvjAorpip + Pb5$or - Morning Worsp Sunday School Striptioney Sederw fly the AipwMa" &Me Sao" + lOp m Choir Practice Thomas C b - YouthGroup CH UMYF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIB Park Ave.mspe Jay Y Cosmatc, P5to, eb Common Cause. Gardner makes valid pr osa on mprob1ng the : frnm tI'e ons local to the national levels of politics. It was especially stirring while reading the section on Parties, Politics, Elections. "High-minded citizens who w look down on politics are going to have to learn that we need Politicians. Just as we must reject those who corrupt the public process, so must we snort those politicians who rIsk career in1k, public 7 lO THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave. Lab* Mary Minister Rev A F Stevens Sunda Ch ur ch School BdSam Mor ni ng W orship II 00a m S 10pm Worthp Led,. King -• B 10pm 7 00 1) m Nursery I Asa in Si)iIij , 0 4154 m Pastor uIJl 419 Part Ave. - vs. D'e Sludp Pickett UNITED Yet such daydreams little help us to cope with life.,. today. Cn1' mvii iinrf a,l.,4,-.,vv give us the guidance and solace we need. His Church-the church down the Streetstands ready to meet our needs. 1lOp +. Church School W Bib Study & ay er Setv (FirSI Wdneiday Fellow ship Sueq The list-and tho responsibilities of mature life-seems endless. No wonder we long to escape-to "get away from it all." I PS IC OOa m ii 00* m Evening Service 9 4Sam .',. vvvrin.p carries us step b step through life. The carefree days of childhood swiftly wane once schooling begins. Then come jobs, marriage, family, a home. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1513 Park Aven ChWtfjN Crump EvangeIit WTRR Broadcast Bbl Study Mor ning Worship 730pm UMYF ven.ng PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH USBPalm,ti.*,,. Rev 0 E Hodges Pat 710pm, , In case any of the schools or service organizations are loon"foras(jrrinuI'd speech, , recommend isCuiti,, Ui a Nation by John W. Gardner of + FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OakAve,sledS, Rev Virgi'L flrya and Rqv KI e1hW Mull , Ministers Morning Worship 1.30 0 'vs lOQpm Sunday School + J00pm Sunday school 7 10pm ItS John Pryisl,stiirlt,n hey Krnne$h Milter, At$itt PaStor Morning Worshi p S lO&II:rn We, too, often seem trapped on a similar conveyer belt, caught an a cadence which 7 10pm Wed Eveni ng Service 100pm L FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD wi Orange Strut Rev U Ruth Grant PaS?O' Sunday SchOOl to 00a m Morning WorShip II 008 m Sunday Evening 7 30 pm Wed Bible St udy 710pm Conquerors Muting Sunday a lop calsollforry Rev, William • + Bible Study COMMUNITy UNITED METHODISt CHURCH Hwy. 17-93 at Piety R4, Rd, He's escaped the fate of an egg-but what has the chick got to look forward lo? The technology that incubated him in twenty-one days now carries him relentlessly toward the roaster. ' ' 7 OOpm (vangiIt.c Service W ed Prayer 5 Prase , Asa rn II 00a m MYFO&l Sun Eve WorshiplLlSun Bible Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST BQIPaImS9,i . 100pm, Mor ning Worthip n4ngwo,shp I 7 OOp Morning Worship Pastor - / o 000" IlICry$taIL.k, Or Lake Mary. Fla Rev PaulO Trissel Pas'or Sunday School liSa II 008 m B 10pm Gary I"f Sunday Sc hoof Pastor 12 B ________ MARY CHURCH LAK CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker DrIve, Sunland Estates 1211 W. fit It. Sunday: 10 9 a , f1l1f( 115111, MYF - ____0 .- . NvrSCry Prov ided for all Services ID 00a m - Mor n;ng Worship lOOpm + + %li. Md',l S GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Oira Rd at Wosdia.is Ave. Rpv 0 Rs 0ens Pastor Ch ur ch School B 4%a m •'- THE P EOPLES BAPTIST Ph IB2$$3Of3fl; Rhse4W,Jai YOUth Hour Evangelistic Service SI 1111 IflI5 - B ISa m II 00a m 7 oop m Uvenng Setv,ce rayer Mt'ng Wed ' • + W Ind St aIMa.Ave (3t aD fIttt Pato, 9 ISa m+ hO am NurSery I md .. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH II? A,rpsqf Blvd Phet 373 B37 James C Vau'JPin M.niipr JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH lIlt West First Street Geor, C.atlo*a, Pastor Sunday Schoc IC 00a m Morning Service 11 00 a m Even'ng Serve 7 300 m Wednesday Serv ice 7 lOp m Old tr uths toraN Day - - O all I FIRST CHURCH 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 00 Orlando Ave. (17931 (Lutheran Church onAmerica) Wham B Downev Pallor ch to ch Sc hool 9 00a m '.' - " 1 Serc,(W.øt Sund ay School .vsh,p Service 'F? u rtrn - '' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 10175 Sanford Aye Dr HaHarrs M't,r Sunda y School , ij m Morning Worsh+p It 00 a m Wed Ser vice 7 30p m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Melillo*. Fta Worship 'Iuiii Sunday, March 17, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 177 Price 20 Cents 10. 113W. 35th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour" --' ' ('It 4tjrrath I i. :' Sun Wi l'ra,u LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER m 7 30 DavidJ Rich ndap School 10 00A M and TV "This is the Left" Sunday Nht Bate roack 0*' a Oeotona 71 hr1 323 ha OF THE NAZARENE 7 WTR Is I 9 isa OFNEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Tempocaty Grn,yj Community Center Up., A 5 r,..n 'i'r Snglratn & o iSp, Nursery Opin %',p'fg4.iS+ 400 * W kiitf, 11rb '~ M,M,Vtr P,ornng Wochp • Jn•, IdIII,f't(l,j , IhIthIp 11 Dom m EvngWorthp Wed Prayer Serv ice Ut Re, Ftd, NHI Sunday School Church Training C h,,f(h School CONGREGATIONAL ' CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School Cen',ji p, , rp,. C'..-:-'a •' i's. e - Longwood, Fla, Rector CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Coe. fifth $I LOakA ve. Rev pert 1 .- I "D '" Just East at Interstate Burke Johnson minister S Park Ave Leroy U Soper -'- 9 as s m 10 45 am Preaching LWorip -, BUNNELL, Via. (AR) A Florida family of 11 has been hired by the Atomic Energy Commission to spend the weekend building a fallout shelter, with a promise of $1,000 If it's finished in 48 hours. Hut even it the deadline is not met, the J. B. Walden family of five adults and six teenagers will collect $700 for the project sponsored by the Civil Defense Research Division of the AEC's Oak Ridge, Tenn., National Laboratory. Creeson Kearny, Oak Ridge engineer in charge of the project, said the Waldens were among an unspecified number of families in Colorado, Tennessee and Alabama il u:(lrf'ni' (Ssftfbrd Gordon Club Hwy. I?.#?) Wed Pray er II o0a in e Is 1ir ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Confessions. Sat C4LARy BAPTIST •SsI 200 Fa,rrnont Morning Worship Church Tra ining Evening Worship 13 I!v'ru,iun HOLY CROSS Rev These Folks Can't Lose Veliti(i(Iiiij Ev,nng Worship Wed Prayer Meet (nn 7 300 ,,, • CIA -• , • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST NB East Second S tr eet Sunday School J Sunday StrvicI I 1100am MpvnngWorihlp SundaySchpol 7 30 p m Eperth League -wedn,way ServIce ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 'ISOaSAv,San,o, William is Pastor r P J Kett Assist Si, Vgi$y.j Sun P4'ar lam.p flupii.si rning .',sUtIsa'rfl . (uiIili' 7 t1ITIflfl- South of SRi b/v flf ('d FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Coe, 3tfh and E lm Rev E Don Co. Pallor Sunday School 30a m MornIng Worship 10 'Sam Mo 7 FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Z4l4SanfordAv.. p. Rev W P Bennett PaSIOV - 7 3Opn, WV- - ttOOam Nursery& Klnderga,, '%t'all (+. * OUR NATION U .. ... \'.-............ 730pm J 1, I ______ I ' II OOa m :Just Lyman H K.rk*ood S,nda School ___________ '. Orgaffixed June iI.111111U1m. ______ _______ _ _______ I 0000 0 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSOHttAy. Ph fl2s3sl THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Worship Service Wednesda Night Prayer I U Phone I31-3II it. 1fl7, Mt $5 for Sunday 3rv45 • 7'~~ SPnth day Ad ve nt Churci M44fland AvCnp. Altamon1, ' Lit(ø;:+;;;l Springs - - II 0013 Wednesday Evenug Prayrq meeting 4sf'1i . a I SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - .11 . C, *11 s 01 I Better a dinner of herbs w he re love is, than a stalled tt% and hatred therewith. ' .tt)frj Pearl Lake Fish kili ' -- . ' - ' - - -" - -' - :- '.. -. -. - ' - - - - " ''- "' ' .' •' ' . • ' - ' " - -.' + - ' '. --,.' -' Index _ ' ' ... ' -. - - Weather ' - - NOT LIKE A DUCK TO WATER, THIS POND the �—, nc niora eraio Suay, Mar. 17, New York' s I FNAtION .. i TODAY (: I WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation's gasoline conaianpti'a last week was only five per cent below potential demand, a significant improvement from the 13 to 20 per cent shortage reported since January, the Federal Energy Office says. In its weekly analysis of the petroleum situation, the FEC) said Friday that the apparent weekly demand for gasoline rose by more than 18 per cent, with daily demand rising by one million barrels to an average 6,453,000 barrels. Son Francisco Strike Ends r;ffr 7.r I - W1r. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco is getting hack to normal after the longest city employes' strike in Its history, a nine-day walkout by 10,000 workers that shut down all public transportation. However, a strike by half the city's 5,000 public school teachers Is still on. The Mtuu&-ipal flailwa', hkh serves 35O00 d;uly riders, got its famous cable cars, buses and streetcars opeiatlng Friday evening after both sides approved a settlement that will add some $10 million to the city's annual budget. The striking Service Employs International Union voted 7S0-,41 to ratify a pact roviding a dental plan for employes but not their dependents and an across-theboard wage increase of $45 a month July 1 with an additional $10 next Jan. 1. The average wage is currently saso. a .~~--_.LFrlt_,~__~_V~ Black Convention ___ i _____ ___ FV UTILE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Delegates to the National Black Political Convention today begin discussions on organting for political power after hearing a call by Mayor Maynard Jackson of Atlanta to stop "fussing and stabbing at each other." The mayor delivered the keynote address Friday night at the formal opening session. He said blacks could join the chorus for Nixon impeachment or resignation, but that until they could Influence the Mississippi and Georgia state legislatures their protests would have the same affect as spitting into a hurricane. WORLD - of A , iw~rN ..~ei, .,. l 1, . ,.T *`" , ~ . :. ~ i Danish Plane Fire TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -The death toll from a fire that broke out on hoard a Danish airliner as It taxied toward takeoff at Tehran airport stands at 16, according to Iran's Civil Aviation Department. The department said 80 persons were rescued from the plane In Friday's accident. But the Danish Foreign Ministry In Copenhagen said its embassy in Tehran reported 11 survivors among the 96 persona aboard. Medical officials said 47 persons were Injured, some in critical condition with burns. The plane, a Caravrlle, was carrying vacationers retarning to Copenhagen from New Delhi after a two. week tour of the Far East No Americans were reported aboard. 4 Die In Ireland RELFAST, Northern Ireland (Al') — Four persons have been killed in a new round of violence In Northern Ireland that security sources say could be the prelude to a truce. The sources laid most of the blame for the deaths on The Irish Republican Army, which is fighting to oust Britain from the province. The sources said some IRA members think there is chance for a truce deal with Britain's new labor government and the violence could amount to a show of strength before talks. The deaths Friday raised to at least 972 the number of persons killed in sectarian fighting in Ulster since August 1969. Cambodia Fighting PHNOM PENH (AP) — BUFFALO, N.Y. (Al') — A beaten and he himself was shot Nokomis, Fla., man has testl. at and his wife wounded, fled that a 168 truce was called Scribner said he ruild his I. among vending machine terest.s in his Binghamton vend, operators in the Bh)ghaiuton. N busines.' after the shootings N.Y., area to ease a "highly and m'wed to Nokomis in Sara. competitive" business climate. sota County, Fla. But Ralph StTiblier testified National Gas Use Sharp, fighting flared for the second successive day near the provincial town of Takeo as insurgent forces challenged the government's grip on the area, the Cambodian military command reported today. Khmer Rouge forces troops attacked government positions east and south of Takeo, 39 miles south of Phnom Penh, army sources said. Military sources said that over the past two months government troops had been expanding their tone of ccntr&l around the town, but in sagent forces recently have been making new attacks. North of the capital, sources said insurgents attacked government positions on Highway 5 south of the isolated town of Oudong, forcing them to pull back. Oudong is 27 mites north of Pimoen Perth, U.S. fie told Vendi*ng War Recalled District Judge over the vending machine busi- ones who ordered and directed & G took away about 12 cus. SLA TV-Talk Plan Nixon Library 11 Denounced By Group OAKLAND, Calif. (Al') — A LIttle, 24, and llemiro, 27, are ci tizens' group that monitors charged with the Nov. 6, 1973 court acti vi ties has denounced assassination of Oakland School a proposed televised news con- Supt. Marcus Foster. The sym. ference by two im prisoned men bionese Liberation Army — who say they have suggestions which claims to have kidnaped for the release of kidnaped Pa. the 20-year-old daughter of trivia hlerst newspaper executive ltand:lph Opposition by Citizens for A Hearst on Feb 4. from her Law and Order to the request Berkeley apartment --- took reby Joseph Hemiro and Russell sponsibility for the cyanide huh. little for a national television let slaying of Foster. appearance came Friday The SLA has also said the two one Judicial ruling on the pro. men are SLA 'soldlers' posal was ptJ .1,lit Tough legislation designed to prevent the ravages of • 'j. be-damned" strip mining faces a hard time in Congress from powerful interests that want few restrictions or none at all, Opponents of the two bills becoming laws, they represent now in the works cry "energy crisis" and say that the need for more power is more important than the need to worry about lamKL a high-water mark in Congress for opponents of strip mining for coal and other minerals. Many attempts have been made before to restrict or completely ban this technique of tearing up the land to remove coal which lies Just below the surface, raising havoc with farm and forest lands in teh process. None have succeeded. If either of these bills is passed It will be the first time The senate has approved a bill to control strip mining and the House has one under consideration in committee. Both bills would force mining Interests to repair damage to the land after the huge stripping - - selves reluctant to legislate against the land despoilers and apathetic about enforcing laws that do get on the books, Environmentalists say that strict controls are needed now more than ever before because the switch from oil to coal for electric power plants will spur entirely. Both stipulate ut land rrnist be restored to its "approximate original contour." The Senate bill is especially obnoxiôus to coal interests because it contains an amendment introduced by Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D'Mont., which strip mining over millions more would prevent strip mining acres of land, especially hi the West. The bills now in Congress are being opposed by the ad. ministration and by such organizations as the National Coal Association, the American Public Power'Aaspclatlon, the National Rural Electric Co-op Association and the National Association of Electric Cornpanics. Support by various conservation groups Is being shovels dig out the coal and that the federal government move on, leaving deep trenches through the countryside, Mining companies say that reclamation requirements in these bills are too strIct. Siding with the companies, the ad. directed has moved into this long. debated area of environmental concern. Action is being attempted again on a federal level because the states have shown them- Environmental Policy Center of Sashinglon, D.C. Boils bills aim at keeping strip mining within nondestructive environmental controls rather than banning it ' ?ed Cross Helping Kidnap through the willing to accept a - L,aiie R Brantley School Principal Bill Daugherty signed I award, . it I - BALI, Indonesia (Al') — Queen Elizabeth II is getting a good taste of Indonesian culture and During sightseeing Friday Y-10 •, with her husband Prince Philip, - DECA !1 . .t., exhibition hall and donated posters for events of week, The chapter won first, third, be going to the state r I p hk - / ' — 1`1 I ' '~__7` I 11 , 4 HOUR CYCLE. TURNS LIGHTS ONAfIQOFF Re9.$6.99 ____________________________________________ • 11 U1Z 1 i Jil otAv GAUGI soas COLORID LEGS WITH • i.,c, 6s22 'ck, 11 I . I , , , I ,~ . ____ TO _. I I* A IIj!fi , ... 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I ______ REMODEL NflW< all bad. ' i 4 III!~ l I4iI 11 ____ - horhood? o. C41 4 'I ii - - - , 1 I 0' a - , , fleKJ I - - 4- • • %w Ii') The I Friday night during 1! J , 1 1! I LYMAN SINGERS and ~ — :' Subscription Rates by Carrier Week 5k Year $78 10 _. NMkCMWW h1ess ----- 1.111 ' _____ I to k 1 A . , 11 ~! , 111111~~ ~ 11 ~i ~Iil Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Flor ida 32771. 500 Coal Mines Face Closing Over Safety I 0 -_ kt, ,- ' ~ l~l i~l !l l i ~i i i ~i~i~i i~ 11111 ~ W1 ,!I! AO - . , INI,dfi~ 1~1 iiIII I ~i - i , . -, leadership conference in March to compete in contests. - ' I 1 DECA - Connolly goods. 'I il h.a:i won it two Festival, held at Stetson Poily Miller. l0bin Bentz, University. This is the first time Cindy Weygant, Janice Richer, the Concert Choir has been Maria C remonese, Bill I recommended for th& State Verigan, Larry Zicbarth, Alan • Contest, to be held in hays, Dylan Williams and Tallahassee in May, (;lenard Robinson, also sa; Als receiving recon' recommended. 1, nwndatioris were soloists Kim Also winning a recoin-J Keysem-, l'olly Miller and mimendation as the Barber Shop 11oard Ropke. Student Quartet including Larry Director Carla DelVillaggio Zsebarth, Karl Bawd, Alan also won a recommendation e hays and Steve I'hlpps Also recommended was th Ratings at District are either Girls' Ensemble, including, 'It" for recommended or "NH. Nancy Gilbert, Katie Bobbins, Not Recommended, to go to Deanne Munro, Ronna Bailey state contest. The soloists and p grou s do not compete with I! 'aiiftir irruli'i other schools and are not 9 Publi s hed Daily aid Sunday, )wlg('d In comparison to others except Saturday and (isoruses arc judged in R' Christmas Day by The divisions; concert, on stage, Sanford Herald, 300 N. and sight-reading. French Ave., Sanford. F ,a. 32771 she ate a vegetable dish called "Gado Gado," was with a 206-Inch fertility statue Dewl Sri" and watched Balinese "monkey dance." The dance is a re-enactment of the Hindu epic about the sniggle between a wicked gi. ant and monkeys loyal to their prInc. th 0TH PAST f) 1 ~ .i 1 I J1 '-A' t'..•, Lyman High School Concert Ester Edelberg and Vicki Choir, under the direction of Spotz. MrLKaren Warder, rt,c*iveda Grey hound Singers "recommended" from judges Ensemble, including Carla at the recent District Music DelViliaggi), Sherry Tish, - fire, I i Ricky Lewis Shaker, 1$, of The Interior Department said Chanler Maxwell Jr., 25, of Formosa Drive, Sources said Morton feared Win ter Park, Friday It will order e mines that If the rides were changed Reed Road, OvIedo in county arrested on on drug charges. sealed despite appeals from the and there was a Future dster Jail Under $15,000 bond on He is in the county jail under Federal Energy Office which is "tie (Morton) would be the guy charges of robbery and assault $5(X concerned over the loss of pro. to catch hell." in Connection with cash and Midway fire at Jones Bar daction. The four-year-old law gave food stamps taken from the house on Broadway Street "We don't want to close the small mine operators until West 3rd Street Grocery Store Friday nIght. Damage to the mines If we don't have to, but March 30, 1974, to comply with Friday night. roof and ceiling. the laws say we do," said a federal stan-lartis requiring inA clerk suffered minor cutsJames Warren Donnelly, 17. spokesman for the depart- stalbatlon of explosion-proof on the forehead from a broken of 9OSWeatIstSt.,incountyjaii merit's Mine Enforcement machinery, bottle. Under $18,000 bond, charged Safety Adnunlstratlon. The affected mines, mostly "Approximately 1300 lii cash with breaking and entering, MESA chief James M. Day's small independent operations taken !ram six employes' grand larceny and possessing finding that there was no legal located In Appalachia lockers in J. C. Penney's in the stolen COLGATE -- - Choir To Go To State Queen - EDWARDSSTAYINGATNEIGflBOJS Lost clothing, food in j) - j ' • °" of the DECA activities include managing 4 and Operating the school store, • 0 4— sjxinsoring a Seminole Indian girl, acquiring campus DECA INIONT11 PROCLAIMED protection frorn dusk to dawn .• (Ito r) Karen Reilly, Daugherty, Lowery and Chris Garlick and painting metal trash cans ifierald Photo by Elcia Nichols red, white and blue (the school's colors). It did a fourth and sixth place it) district -feasibility study for a local contests Lower)' said they will - Sanford - *0 Z:4 at Jewish Me- Blotter (-- - times out of three Is Monday r 4t DECA is a real go-getting organization. Since the school began the Club of the Month &LT CITY (Al') John B. Corafly u By CINDY FlANDERS he Jeffers-in Harris, 84, James WASHINGTON (Al') — The exemption for newspaper em- keeping "a toe in the door" for Herald Staff Writer Edwards, 53, Moses Newman, ration's vast communications communications ployes can be granted soon the 1976 presidential elections. 72, an John Moore, 74, lost all Monday arraignments were industry has been freed from The Nixon administration The former Texas governor all "national disasters" their clothing, food and their m ke big headlines or the homes and are eligible for Red set for a trio of Sanford men government price controls in a wants mandatory wage-price and one-time Nixon treasury ni ghtly television news, Cross assistance for one month, facing three state charges decision that may mean higher controls to expire over most of secretary said Friday he stemming from the Feb. 21 charges for newspapers, books, the economy by April 30, except doesn't want to be ruled out of al bough the victims involved at e often Just as hard hit as The fifth victim, Lucius kidnaping of George Jackson magazines and printed and in the health and petroleum the race for the Republican industries, nomination, but he doesn't want lb meriting a Presidential Shelley's block home suffered Jr., owner of a Sanford thor- broadcast advertising. not tening gactory. The sweeping exemption The exemption applies to to be ruled in either, fil over and outpourings of aid 'lesser damage but he has Ernest Jerome Davis, 19. a granted by the Cost of Living printing, publishing and allied fr an fellow citizens. The former Democrat was yet contactacted tie Iei Cross For five families of Midway, to notify them of any need for former employe of Jackson's, Council Friday also relieves industries; radio and television bet, for a banquet in honor of Frank Lee Wheeler Jr., 24, and communications employes broadcasting; communication retiring Sen. Wallace F. Benju it east of Sanford, the fire aid. wi dcli raced through their 11 Is The Red Cross is providing Jesse James Jones Jr., 23, face from wage controls, with the services; advertising; mailing, nett, R-Utah. he mes recently was more of a $95 for clothing and $49 for charges of kidnap for ransom, lone exception of the newspaper reproduction, commercial art, photography and stenographic Revson rental homes for each man, exto:tion and consiplracy and industry, pe rsonal disaster, 3ut the loss of a lifetime's This Is the standard rate for die are In the Seminole County Jail Newspaper employes are still services; news syndicates; SANTA MONICA, Calif. (Al') subject to wage controls be. Photofinishing laboratories and PC ssessions, clothing and Red Cross assistance. One in lieu of $30,000 bond each. — Cosmetic heiress Jennifer sh lter has been declared a month Is the maximum length The three suspects were cause "some important collec- public relations servlcts. According to Revson has filed suit against ational disaster" the couned by of time the Red Cross can transferred from Orange to tive bargaining agreements are include about her actor-husband, Harr & rninole Red Cross manager provide assistance Mrs. Henson Seminole County Jail when a in the process of negotiations," these industries for Guardino, 72,000 firms seeking to annul and Bf th Hanson, acting on said, account federal grand jury failed to the c'ovincll said, gr *indrules which apply to The fire blazed for over 45 indict them on federal extortion Council director John T. D. $59.5 billic.n in revenues with their seven-month marriage hlet' attorney, William Barn4. da rnage suffered by five or minutes with three fire char ges because the case was lop said the agency was refer- more than 576,000 employes In er families, departments fighting to save "borderline," Seminole Sheriff ring to negotiations between Some are already free of con- ett Spivak, said she wanted o, in these times of im- the homes and keep the fire John Polk said, several unions and New Ymck trols because of the small-bual- children "and he refused to have one." Guardino, 47, has The trio was charged in newspapers, where pattern-act- ness exemption, pe xonal bigness which seem to train spreading to near-by two chlkb'en by a previous Price increases during SFT other the individual, a Large houae& connection with the kidnap 60 ting wage increases could be at marriage. na lonal organization has been The local Red Cross chapter hours after $30,000 ransom was stake. Printers and the news- period of controls have The petition, filed Thursday, ab e to help a tew average 'gets the money to aid fire dropped in a Maitland orange papers are engaged in a dispute relatively moderate," council deputy director James W. seeks a dissolution of the marAr ericans In their lime of victims from the United Fund graove as ordered by kid. over automation pe 'sonal tragedy. napers The council said it topes an McIane said. "The council cx- rIaite if the court doesn't grant organization. 1 ______ pects this pattern of moderate her request for an annulment. price increases to continue The couple was marrIed Aug. after decontrol," Y 1V73. They have been epa. Priceincreasesmaybehjgh. IS. $' rated inc March 5. &st in the comercial m printing Miss Revson, 24, Is the sister industry, the council said. of auto racer Peter Revson. per cent of U.S. production face Act to permit continued opergovermnent closure March 30 ation of the mines was upheld for falling to comply with fed. by Interior Secretary Rogers C.B. Morton. MI safety star4arda. lIpi 1 010 1J ._ America) morial Hospital said Friday the 79-year-old restaurant owner was in good condition and was expected to be released in a week. Government Lifts A g Vidway Fire Victims rra' nment Media Price Controls Police 1lI a proclamation declaring DECA i DIstributive Education (lobs of ( haptrr "Club'of.thc.Month " at th e school as Jerry Lowery. coordinator, and members Karen Reilly and Chr&Garlick proudly looked on. NEW YORK (Al') — I'onTICI world heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey is Un. cicrgoing medical tests to determine the cause of recurring headaches. rental or not, situations such as this have occurred tilTIll in eastern coal states, with the farmer discovering that mineral rights have been sold out beneath him WASHINGTON(AP)-some way In amend the 1969 Fderal Coal Mi ne lhcalih and Safety J coal moines accounting for P 0 BY ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Dempsey profered Trio P_ L. Brantley Honors Club -2 I I IN THE NEWS This would prevent the Interior Department or any other federal agency from leasing coal rights to a mining company, which cmid then move in its huge shovels and start tearing whether the surface user 19 . - PEOPLE...I where ti-se surface is privately owned but where the federal government retains the mineral rights underneath. *-_;~r , I ¶ Staff A spokesman 1 - ________ ___________ - ministration has submitted a watered-down version of Its own, a bill which coservatlonLsts claim must have been prepared by coal company lobbyists, Although both Senate and house bills have vigorous opposition to face before - - LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ed- Ofl the President's prepohitici I' ward Nixon, brother of the years . 'I Firestone had disclosed President, was paid $l5, ' in consultant fees during 1973 by viously that the foundation, the tax.exempt Richard Nixon formed by frIends of President . . Foundation, the foundation NiZOfltnl969tOpl3iia.ndbullda ç' pre3ldcntmal library, paid E' proident says. _1onard K. Firestone said in ward Nixon $21,000 to help an interview Friday that Ed. lect a suitable site for WHERE'S THE SMILE ward Nixon was paid $1,500 a brary. Those fees were also GRIMACING, A SLIGHTLY different Mona month from January through paid at a rate of $1500 a month Lisa gazes upon subway passenger in Tokyo October to assist Whittier Col. for a 14-month period between where these posters explain the latest wage lege, the President's alma ma- December 1970 and January ter, with an oral history project 1972demands from labor organizations, I n 00 / If J Foes Of Strip Mine B'io l l Strong By JOHN BUNKER Copley ',es Sen-Ice r . J . 0 - Paid Brother$ 15,000 ilio lfE A : I I I Sunday, Mar, 17, 1974-3A I , &ribner said, Aleccia told him, toniets from Standard, and 1should have put you in the standard lured about eight cus river." • :; . 0 The Sanford Herald . Scrflmer, who worked for tomers from Aleccla. "to leave things the way they One of the defendants, Salva. Aleecla had warned Scribner were, because we were even," tore T. Aleccia, is the owner of Stnderd vending Corp., said Ills testimony came at the the A & G Vending Corp. of he and tils boss, Harry T. Wells that 'he was going to take cv. rry place he could from me. end of the fourth week of the Binghamton. of Syracuse, agreed to extortlon-conspiracy trial 0113 In earlier testimony, he and with Aleecta to ease the intense Thrt he'd break me If he could," the witness tesilfied. men eccused of plotting to use Russell A. Bufallno, 70, of Es competition for clients, On t'ore than one occasion, said, A thrcat,s and violence to take eter, Pa., were identified as the Before that, Scribner Friday that after the truce was John T. CuiIn here that it was ness in Binghamton and intimidation efforts aimed at agreed upon, one man was decided at the truce meeting Broome County. Aleccia's competitors. Soviet Farm Plan MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union today disclosed details of a massive 15- -ear agricultural project to '.tar.1icni 121 million vir gin arcs i n to arable crup and grazing lands. U successful, the new Kremlin program would Increase Russia's rain.produclng lands by ibout 30 per cent and provide iullantIal help In reohlag the country's -. Pravda mealed details of the prr.m, first annowic.d Friday by Conununiat party leader Leonid Brezhnev In Alma Ata, the capital of Kazakhstan, Brezhnev said 35 illion rubles — about $44.2 billion — would be spent on the project In 19764*, appearing to trslkate a five-year program. But the Communist party daily's account of his speech revealed a far more am• biticJ! project spanning 15 years. Elabcrating on Brezhnev's report, a Soviet spokesman said the new prcgram woe project In 1971.elopment of 7* million acres of crop land and 44 million acres of rich graxmg and fodder 1p4j: 1968 S . 'WALK SHORTS 1' 1 , USE YOUR i I it MASTER CHARGE ' '' 's' f. . REG 4 79 388 J �4A— The Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar. 17, 1974 Deficit Spending Reigns :' COPLEY NEWS The Kerñnan thènrj thai' oencft government spending can ward off recession without causing inf1ation clearly remains in the saiJjn Washington. President Nixon's $3(W4 billion budget for 1974-75 carries $9.4 billion in red ink. It has gone toCongress with assurances from the White House that if the energy crisis deals a worse blow to the American economy than is now anticipated, the deficit will have to be even bigger if we are to offset rising unemployment. There might be some comfort to many Americans in the idea that a well-heeled Uncle Sam stands ready to cushion the im pact ot a downturn in business. There is no comfort at all. billion if the deficit in the 11(2W budget holds at tht' projected figure'. 'l'hoe deficits delicits have run up the national debt to billion so far, and th e new deficit will push it to $508 billion - hail a t ri llion dollars. Since the economist Lord Keynes also held th at a government should help check inflation by JACK ANDERSON WASII1NTON—DeSpite the deliberate slaughter of thousands of tribal rivals by the Burundi government, the Nixon Administration has quietly started normalizing relations with the central African state. The thaw coincides with the discovery of vast nickel deposlt.s in Burundi w1rth an estimated $14 billion. Until thls past January, the United States pursued a policy of "minimal relations" with Burundi. But since the nickel strike, agents U.S. corporations have swarmed into the tiny nation and overnight the repressive Burundi government has merce. • . - TAI.LAHASSEE, l"la. (All) - - - % If WALTER A G I E LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director 1 Anoc.t. FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manag*c I - - Comptroller BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager J RICHARDS Sports Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Cour4V Editor DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Sup?. RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman RAY STEVENS Magazine Editor Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR.,' LhIeO Pltogrepf,j4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES 12 a0thM 1I lO6MontPis In Flor i da 175 I Year Same A Horn, Delivery, All Other Mat $2 70 Month 6 VontP,S t16 20 Due To Fear By RAYCROMLEy takes authority and runs with it, most - t'rtainlv would Fail, but I'((lI)UIniS has put it, much of carrying. the President with -ate concessions is courting a nation gwlty of genocide. lucli at the time seemned likely the time controls 'have been &owcroft said he saw nothing wrong with promoting turn. to Convince business, labor and employed as U.S. President Nixon repeatedly a blunt in- corporate interests, ,,That is a function of our embassies over. consumers that strong steps strument, not tailored to par. talks of toughness. But it is ea" he said, But Mr. Nixon has had no were being taken in their Ucularsttualionsandproblexnj, precisely his fear of conThe general also contended: "1 think your emphasis on the suchdctmPilimaninchM-ge behalf. with Insufficient knowledge 0 frontation and his unwillingness of domestic programs nickellsnotcorrect. The thrust of the policy change Is that at the — In the interest of fairness, it their economic effects, and to make decisions that are are neither time of the lratracide, we cut ba ck our relations. We continued Daniel Moynihan, nor must be pointed out that it little or no attention to with the in considerable measure or quite some time. Then the embassy reported that Burundi John Ehrlichman nor Melvin became clear to Mr. Nixon and extent of compliance," had gotten the message and that our policy had had the ap. responsible for the economic Laird. Arid on purely economic his advisers some time hick uncertainty this nation faces matters, he has had a group of propriate effect." that familiar economic theories There is no discernible todaY, men with concepts so diverse do not hold water in today's economic policy, The ad. FOOTNOTE: A full report on the effect of "nickel politics" on This uncertainty shows in that decisions have been tan , world, if they ever did. Most are ministration seems to follow U.S. policy toward Burundi will be published in the April issue of industry's unwillingness to fortunate compromises. so subjective and based on such one theory one month and Progressive magazine, invest at the level necessary to The author, Roger Morris, at former In the end, therefore, the shaky philosophical bases, that another the next. On analysis, it Kissinger aide, is rapidly becoming the Ralph spark the economy and in Nader of foreign a I'resident's efforts to curb each economic expert tends to is rather that several con. affairs. As a program director for the Carnegie Endowment icr widespread consumer reluc- inflation, reduce unem. pick the theory which appeals Meting policies have been tance to buy International Pence. Morris recently coauthored "Disaster in the that seriously ployment and assure economic tohim emotionally. There is, as followed at the same time in a Desert," an Investigative report which described how the United threatens arecession. ltisseen stability have been quick fixes of now, no adequate un- desperate effort to cope with a States and the United Nations have bungled food relief to the too in spectacular price rises Lou often dicated by public derstanding, in or out of the series of crises, Mr. Nixon (frOIlght4tl'iCkfl countries of Western Africa, not connected with the energy pressure. Nixon's men, while atlininistration, of price, wage, hopskipped from the very problem. talking of tough, unpopular distribution and other econompic conservative Arthur Burns to Mr. Nixon does well, as lti solutions, have reacted tc controls. The men responsible the very liberal John Kenneth foreign affairs, when he has immediate public pressure, for controls, have operated in Galbraith and back to the strong and determined man at adopting inflation-damping ignorance, conservative Milton Friedman the helm. Dr. Henay Kissinger measures whicti they knew As one admittedly biased all in the same year or two. Washington (NEA) CHRIS NELSON Home Delivery Nixon T 17 mo $12 13 - U S Postal Regulationsprovide that all moil subscriptions be paid in advance Entered as scorid CuSS maiiCr August 22 i9O at 1h P0 (,$f'e of Sin''d. Florida 37771 No part of any material, news or advertising of this edition of The S,nford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without riltCn permissi on of the publisher of The Herald Any 'ndiy'd,a$ or firm r esponsible for Such reproduction wn be considered es Infringing on The Herald's copyright and 2Aill be held l,ibiC for damage under the 'aw Published daily and Sundaes e,cep' The Herald .s a member of the Associated Press which Cfltittrde.CluSiveiy to the use for reproduction of all the local i - --------------- --------- BERRY S IOHD ___________________________________________________ - Herald Area Correspondents FIn nyIiRt:CEUI0SSAT WASHINGTON—i NEAI after Pearl Harbor and our Porter's printed a.csertion that that Americans were "loudly entry into war. when belatedly put reluctant to cut down on their Before that, German U-boat Into national effect, worked nnrmnal consumption of red 'j ,jç is not an argument for or cinking.c ,if Ani'rican and other neil -mit badl> a the meat and gaseh:ie ,.," against gasoline rationing in tankers heading for eastern President proclaims. Right now Richard Nixon has the present energy crunch, but ports had forced rationing on But the cheaters and big-play few defenders in any field merely an attempt to put the the eastern 'u'aboard in May of trck,i did iet Itito the act in except foreign policy, and even idea in better perspective 1942 Brooklyn, authorities turned up there most of the kudos go to against the record of governSearching my own memory one cache of counterfeit Secretary of State Henry mental and public performance and that (i f others who were gasoline ration stamnps suf- Kissinger Hut the record sbos in World War 11. seterans of the domestic ficit to last four-million t ha t Nixon'srlairin,-. - '---,-- in 1ft IIIJ wartime scene, L3 "t I could not people a nionth troduceratining, often heavily once has said of wartime remember anything like the Life magazine's U.S. history assailed, was we ll matched by rationing that it didn't work. present-day phenomenon of ieres states, furthermore, that FDR in World War II. Recently Paul Porter, SI) Of- long lines of cars at gas no single restriction was IMen It has to be recalled that, tidal Involved In the program, stations, But memories are with worse grace, for moat except for the East Coast oil said in print that it did, and that faulty, of course, people had long since forgotten crunch, rationing of gasoline deviatlons in criminal and other to or wartime text. I found a how to move about withou t an the bi g war was seen primarily From decreed practice affected picture f a long line crowded automobile." This is a corn. a5 a means of dealing with a , more than five per cent of around a Brooklyn gas station ment, mind you, on a period critical rubber shortage stWpliei. where a single pump wait in when we had only a fowth as stemming from the Japanese Combing the histories of the operation. The caption noted many vehicles on the road as cutoff of U.S supplies of time for domestic eCc;flOtfliC that "a line of cars was oftet, Iffilay, and when oublic Iran- natural rubber and the ullil( st information is not as fruitful as seen following tank trucks to sport.allon b} rail, bus and scandalous sIownea with which one might imagine. I ,was into the sersier stutions." Admit.streetcar system was far more we created an off.st,'ng syn. my sixth book before I found the tedjy, this was in the hard.iut widespread than now. thetic rubber program. Tires date when gasoline rationing Easi The late Robert Sherwood, were rationed and were tn effect: Generally, the historical took nationwide playwright and later aide to Wrtsuppiy they couid not even Decem, 1942. one whole ycar judgment seems to support Franklin D. Roosevelt, wrote be found on the black market, School Construction Black Community 831 "59 3725411 1 r % Caar Lake - F oirgsil City 3222611 3377611 ,_._.•._ tY Enterprise Farmette Ed*ards 17433'3 3A 520S OsIeen Mrs Clarence Sry' fl2 4I 365 5207 Winter Springs Pdancy Booth Aflaninte Springs Elda NiChols 372 6Th $)a _____ AA Taaqiewwd. E. Estilit Joan BOW 41) 2S$ IF - CISIIIUy - Form PIr* floinr- Eastbro.k t-29'2or67l ________________________ ______________________ --- r Liz MitP',u, Liza A ." --.- JVIC0Q Slavia C1110111111111111111 J Lake Monroe - #4 .. 1 11111 I rationing. LOnqyqOod iAiii - - - t4 Because of you,.. today a man Is on a dusty road leading south from Rawalpindi the next two weeks 111 TAI.LAHAS.SEE, Fla. i All) Rep. Ralph Turllngton, ixainesville, says rapidly rising tax revenue freffn utility income should be used to build new schools. The revenue is now used to back bonds for university - mitission Tokyo, San Francisco, and Washington Because you need to understand what's happening in order to change what's wrong and to support what's right The Christian Science - P,(on,tor gives you iho facts and reports how orublems ace being solved Ii keeps you informed but not depressed — the Monitor hati a uniquely hopeful OuU' Ness, c'rnmuntary. .i't Elmer 0. Friday, - Friday succeeds Stcph'n Marc Slepin, who has resigned, Askew's office said Friday in a news release. Friday, 50, is a native of Barlow, lie served as a state Senator from 1962 until 1970, when he was elected Senate entertainment, fashion sports, business tam, .1 lively daily ne*sp.lper (Monday - Friday) with something for everyone. less than secretary. For 13C a day - two postage stamps. H Vl 'ilA "I'm not coing iou well. I Think I'll Change into my ShOCkiIiQ pink stretch /umpsugf and see it that at - ft8CtSSOrneone OR F MORE _____ ___ - - - . MARGIE 111:M- zoning fight ling it resignation at the mayor's request. P. 1). Anderson will request rezoning fromn agricultural to office commercial property on the southeast corner of IAlng. Generation Of Chow Keeps Arm y Figh ting his wife found Terry on a sampan on the Saigon waterfront, she was so undernourished that her hair was falling out. He said they persuaded the Chinese woman to give them the child; then they adopted both children. Knecht says the then-U.S. Ambassador in Saigon, whose name he can't remember, told him that as far as he knew they were the first Americans to adopt children through Vietnamese courts. ILLYIUUL L I I I Al 9% Am L 2 Y. 17-92 I FURNITURE SALES CASSELBIRRY 0/ 0 up to Off lads for you In Moscow, Nairobi, Beirut. London, Gov. Heubin Askew to the industrial Relations Cotn- _________ . eye-witness story. Other Christian Science Monitor reporters are gathering buildings. Turlington, a state Education Commissioner candidate, said Friday he has filed a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the gross receipts tax to be u.sed to support school construction bonds. "It it is determined by the Hoard of Education that this bonding power is not needed for current university con,dructimin pcetls, then I feel th e money should be used to support more ... school construction," he said, TAIJ.MIASSEE, VIa, 'API ______ - ,.oring analyzing prot-to send yJu an Secretary of the Florida Senate, has been appointed by ____________________ - - ir'g Friday On State Board •' • - - Gurney's Washington office issued a release Friday saying the funds, nearly half of the money spent by local units to Improve sewage treatment, will be released over 1 ~ Setting The Rationing Story Straight -. clear water and limestone caves. Steele was Identified as the son of a Memphis police lieutenant, Officers said that Larry t.iles, also of Memphis, told them he and Steele were swimming near the cave mouth 50 feet under water when their air ran out. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The Envrionmental Protection Agency is reimbursing $279.5 million spent by 164 cities, counties and water districts for sewage treatment improvements, says Sen. Edward Gurney, H- ______ new$ printed _____ in lh-S diver who police say apparently teed up his bottled air before he could get back to the surface. The Suwannee County slierill's office said W. D. Steele Jr. was the second to die this year in Peacock Slough, a popular diving spot because of its fresh, Sewage Treatment Funding " - requests, which spent LIVE OAK, Fla. iAPj North Florida underwater cave has claimed another victim, a Recent pas raises given state employes in different areas of Florida were misinterpreted as being cost of living increases, be said, when they were really raises to meet salaries paid others For the same job. - into - - Diver Dies In Cave TAIJ.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Senate President Mallory Hone has told a Senate committee to come up with a costof 'living scale frc state employes that can be regulated by the legislature. Hone, issuing the instructions Friday, also told the Ways and Means Committee to develop a plan that would end misunderstandings about the pay schedule for state employes. - ., and Mrs. Lawrence Knecht of smiling" at an orphanage run Punta Gorda, Fla. by a French Foreign Legion Knecht, a military advisor to chaplain. Saigon, and his wife were at Knecht said he and his wife first captir,ated by her younger learned that the smiling boy brother but wound up adopting had a sister living with a Chiboth. nese woman, who planned to I did magic tricks in my off. sell her. That waif, now a pretty, duty hours at the orphanages in The childrens' mother had black-haired young woman, Saigon," Knecht said. 'ihe died in childbirth and the fagraduated Saturday from the kids were in a desperate plight. ther, it German, had either University of Florida with a My wife and I decided to adopt deserted from the Legion or had straight A average. one or two of them," been killed, the Knechts were Theresa Andree Knecht, 22, One day, he said, they saw a told. was kind of a throw-in for Mr. tiny boy, "just smiling and Knecht said that when he and State Cost Of Living General &owcroft cautioned us against publishing excerpts 1'n the incriminating documents. "This is sensitive material," he said, affecting U.S. relations with Burundi. However, we believe the public is entitled to know that the U.S. for the sake of - - - - - .._•,_•Iw__ ;gcnda on ap- planning and zoning board for residents objected to what They of a city building inconsideration, called "spot zoning" especially spector, Mrs. Hess said, and The much-delayed utility tax along Lake Mary Boulevard, consideration of the telephone that has drawn fire from saying they want ed the city to compa ny franchise, w hich is several councilmen and many have a comprehensive land use expected to bring the city JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (A?) residents Is again likely to run plan adopted before granting $600 annually in revenues. — A grand jury has charged G. into opposition, she added. zoning changes that could make "1 expect a big turnout, Jefferson Willard, a JacksonMrs. Hess also said she will business inroads into preespecially from people opposed ville real estate broker, with resubmit the name of a per- viously residential or agriculto the zoning changes and the murder although he wasn't at mitanent ci ty clerk to replace tural areas. utility tax ordinance," Mrs, the place where the deaths ocpn'sent clerk Kay Sassman, Several residents ha ve said Hess said. "We will probably cirred. li was temporarily appointed they supported incorporation to have to mee t in th e fire hall's Willard, 29, was also indicted to the post at the city's incor- preserve the "community's big room instead of the smaller Friday on charges of robbery poration last August. integrity," one to handle the crowd." and assault with intent to murCoun cil last mon th defeated _ der. her appointment move after Police say all the charges are Mrs. Sassman said she would linked to the abduction of Roblike to remain despite submit- GAlNESVIIJ Fla, (API In 1954, long before U.S. combat troops were sent to Vietnam, an undernourished 2'yearold Saigon waif was rescued from Impending starvation by an American couple. who said a total of $15 was taken from the two women. ,,•,,, Also on th From Saigon Street To UF Diploma Police said Dora Ableman died Thursday. Officers said she was injured March V when a man grabbed her purse and a companion's purse and knocked the women down-the companion was not Injured. No arrests have been made yet, according to police, . WINIFRED F GIELOW Jacksonville millionaire MIAMI BEACH lAP) — Miami Beach police say a 65year-old woman critically injured when thrown to the ground by a purse snatcher has died. .- — - Ed Hall deceived the U.S. Corps of Engineers In getting approval for a fence across the Wakulla River, a conservationist charged Friday. Tom Morrill, a free-lance writer and part-time poetry teacher, is pushing for a rehearing of a Corps decision allowing Ball to keep the fence at his Wakulla Springs Wildlife Refuge. He said Hall's application for approval of the fence, erected In 1966 or 1967, feiledhto mention a 3973 attorney general's opinion saying property owners along the river were subject to state law governing submerged land. Purse Taken, Woman Dies - JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor ii & , 931 9993 SANFORD FLA 32171 Adams, 35, identified in St. Lucie County Circuit Court as an seapee from a 99-year term at the Tennessee State Penitentiary at Nashville, was convicted Friday in the death of Edgar Brown, a former deputy sheriff. Mr. Brown's killer is still on the street," Adams said after the verdict, Under Florida's death penalty law, he gets a mandatory appeal to the state Supreme Court. Testimony indicated that Brown was killed with a fireplace poker after surprising a prowler in his home n ear here last November Ball Deceit Charged - -- m.'lngs - 1 ' - TELEPHONE - * - -- FORT PIERCE, Fla. (Al') — It took if jury 15 minutes to decide on the death penalty for Tennessee prison escapee James Adams after first convicting him on a murder charge in the death of a rancher, - ounci1 ar4 board Broker do MG(U$ed Of Murder ert Jacobs, a wealthy bachelor contractor, and the subsequent deaths of a security guard and the abductor. Police have accused Willard TAMPA, Fla.(AP) AUS of setting up the kidnaping of Kri'ntzinan said U t1r&!gr District judge has broadened caruijt resume until the case is wo Jacobs od Road, adjoining Lake MIAMI (API 'I'he only livAshiorth, born in Matoon, Under Florida law, a person the legal interpretation of the tried or until developers qualify Mary Boulevard For a retail Ing Spanish-American War vet- Ill., was honored by National Water Pollution Con- for a federal work Rep. accused as an accomplice in a permit or garden center, eran in South Florida area says Claude Pepper, fl-VIa., Friday trol Act and placed tidal wet- satisfy him with crime which results in death environmental Forest Green Realty Co. will he rPmemzibers eating Army in a ceremony lands under Federal pollution precautions, commemorating can be charged with murder, present to council request for food at the turn of the century the 75th anniversary of the Vetcontrol jurisdiction, The U.S. Attorney's office in office rezoning of a house on Investigators said Jacobs the that was prepared more than 30 erans of Foreign Wars. Th e was kidnaped by Raymond A. Until Judge Ben Krent.zman Tamupa filed suit against liar- corner of Fifth Street and Lake years before during the Civil VFW was founded in 1899 Issued a memorandum Friday, bor isles last Dec. 15, conby Beauchesne, 31, after leaving Mary Boulevard to be used as a War. federal jurisdiction under the tending that dredging SpanIsh-American War veter- the home of Willard, an was fill- realty office. "We opened up some hard- ans. act was limited to navigable ing wetlands. acquaintance, on the evening of Gordon M. Schaff will ask for tack a nd packed bacon which waters. Ashworth received a block of March 6. a zoning change from agricul. said on the box It was inspected new postage stamps honoring Krentzman issued the opinion Police gave this account of Attorneys for harbor Isles tural to light industrial for 40 in 1861," said 91year-old Frank the VFW. to explain a preliminary In- argued that the dredging was the abduction: acres west of Reinhart Road A. Ashworth. The war In Cuba was over junction issued last December beyond the reach of federal and south of As left the house, he Stromberg-Carlson That was in the Philippines, with by the time Ashworth foundJacobs that halted dredging operations jurisdiction because much of his car had a flat tire. for a warehouse park. where he spent two years as an signed up in 1901 the 281-acre harbor Isles de- the (kvelopnient was at 18. But his Beauchesnt' appeared and of. abo' the All three itemmis have conic up artiller) man as U.S forces put service in the insurrection qual- fered ve'lopment site in St. Peters- mean high water level to change the flat in exand did for approval after extensive P. down an insurrection that fol. ified burg. him as a Spanish-Amen, change for a ride to Seminole not include navigable water, 2 Board hearings. Al both lowed the Cuba fighting. can veteran Beach, where Jacobs has a home. Death Penalty Imposed • - U.S. Pollution Control Gets Tidal Wetlands I - , Managing Edito'r He said federal action now would be premature and un. wise, Sen. Harrison A. Williams, DN.J. who conducted the Friday hearing, said the proposed federal legislation reflects the need for uniformity In workmen's compensation throughout the nation. I S - ' zoning ,,,••, pointment drew heavy opposition in Last month's town meeting will be ressurectej by ci ty council in Monday night's 7:30 session meeting at the fire ball. Mayor Margie Hess said Friday she expects "a lot of op. ir .. position" to several of the re- JACKSONVIlLE Fla, (AP) - A state official has asked a U.S. Senate labor subcommittee to delay action On proposal that federal workmen's compensation laws take over operation from the states, "Give the states a chance and more time to get their Programs updated," appealed A. J. McMulljan III, director of labor for the Florida Department of Com- become a courted friend. - _ .._,,.-.,, :c:;• _ staff Workmen's Compensation --- - By J RlCut1Iji'w,_ •herald Writer LAKE MARY — "Spot zoning" requests by residents and the proposed eight per cent utility tax ordinance which •1 - - (9hr #unforb fe By Mail - Y Sirdce4. lar of _____ DAVIDA. BRYANT ttd.d rt representing — budgeting for a surplus when the economy is "overheated," we are inclined to summon him back from the grave for some further advice. What do we do when recession indicators seem to call for a budget deficit, while the inflation rate would call fora budget surplus? President Nixon and his advisers hope to chart a middle course providing enough budgetary pump-priming to reduce unemployment but not enough to stimulate inflation, We would have more faith in this budget philosophy if either the President or Congress could project wi th more certainly how the current energy crisis might affect tax revenues and government costs. When Mr. Nixon tried to fight inflation last year by impounding ap- 322 26)1 300N FRENCHAVE IN irn. The Administration's sudden change of attitude to ard Burundi is spelled out in classified State Department dxuments, United States an important pared to Mongolia but Soviet preemptive missile Copley News Service which we have seen. contribution" to global peace. Moscow's penchant for pulling strike against Peking's nuclear A recent State Department memorandum to the White House, There had been considerable lie has also followed the strings of third parties in installation incl udes written by top official Thomas Pickering, now ambassador to suspense aniong Asia hands, Soviet line, without deviation, (Usputes makes the Chinese ptnsibility that such a strthe ike and quite few wagers plunked On every major international wan'. Incidents between the rnUItiqrie Jordan, argued that "normalizaton" of official relations Would from missiles based l2rIIwI' '.pprtwiities for American corpr,ItIns that are inhich oultl arrive political issue Chinese and Mongolians could in Mongolia. In such case, first in Outer Mongolia: color ;erested in exploiting the major new mineral discovery." Relations between Peking easily escalate into fighting would Peking retaliate against televison or an American and Ulan Bator are extremely ,tjnerican businessmen also smell oil in Burundi. As between the Chinese and Mongolia or against the Soviet Embassy. Pickering put it, th e resumption of U.S. aid and cultural tense. China is a giant corn. Russians. The Chinese fear of a Union? programs might also earn "concessions for American companies Well, thebackers of color -S--televison have Won. who believe th ere may be hydrocarbon deposits ioil) on th e east ern shore The word from Ulan Bator, Lake Tangan)ika -. Stroke! Stroke! Stroke! "In view of the foregoing," concluded Pickering, "the capital of the Mongolian Department requests NSC Natlonal Security Council) con. People's Republic ipop. currence In the normal ization of relations with Burundi." 1.339,1000), is that not only is that city now served by color TV The White HHouse responded in a secret memo, dated January .'# u sets, of course, are all 29, 2971, from Maj. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, who is Henry /4z lcJsslnger' chief deputy in the White House: 'President Nixon made in Japan but programs has authorized Department of State to begin the normalization of on two channels are also being relations..," beamed to the Doronod and Sukhc Bator Ayrnags areas. The new Burundi policy, which some State Department inUS.-Mongolian negotians for ick'rs irreverently refer to as "nickel politics," restores official formal diplomatic relations U S. blessings to a government which, over the past two years, have been going on at the has engaged in mass genocide on a scale the world has not seen United Nations in New York since Adol f Hitler tried to wipe out the Jews during World War II. I and a formal announcement on Beginning in early May 1972, the ruling Tutsl tribe undertook exchange of ambassadors is the systema ti c slaughter of their ethnic rivals, t he Hutus, who expected outnumber the tall, statuesque Tutsis b) more than six to one. Mongolia is In a very senThe Tutsis literally went crazy with revenge after an atsitive position, sandwiched tempted Hutu coup and used bullets, bulldozers and between the Soviet Union and sledgehammers to massacre the Hutus. By late 1973, over 200,000 the People's Republic of China, flutusweredead:another 100.000 had been driven into exile For several reasons, the Last June, we reported that the S tate Department had posting of an American amtheblood flowed. instead of bas.sador and sta ff in Ulan issuing a public protest, the United States chose "quiet diploma c ti Bator will be worth while, pressure," which failed utterly to alleviate the carnage. Mongolia is in Moscow's In an airgram to Washington, dated March 1973, American pocket in a political and imbassador to Burundi Robert I.. Yost reported that "a very economic sense. Academicians high degree of antagonism and suspicion continues between the may regard that assessment asses as Hutu and Thtsl communities," overly flip. but it is accurate, Yost assured Washington, Wash however, that the Th tsl rulers had The large majority of decided "not to proceed further with organized killing." This was Mongolia's aid and trade a change. Yost claimed, which was due in part to "the strong originate in the Soviet Union. disapproval of the U.S. government of the events of last year." Fur r, there are at least IThe"events" is a term%hich frequently tarm up in the Burundi 0,000 Soviet troops—manning papers and is apparently a diplomatic euphemism for the advanced missiles as well as genocide.i conventional wea pons—based ,. Yost recommended recommended resuming normal relations. He bolstered on Mongolian platea us and a s argument in a confidential "action paper" which he filed from bases in the Gobi desert. The 0 Burundi on January 11, 1914. Among the new "U.S. policy obMongolian army is Sovietjectives" he listed was this one: trained and quipped. 4 "To promote viable U.S. investment. This has assumed Mongolia's leader, V. partic ular importance with the appearance of a UN survey report Isedenbal, called Soviet et leader '-cating th e possible presence in Burundi of one of the world's indicating Leonid Brezhnev's visit to the major nickel deposits." The federal government has operated in the red in 13 of the last 15 years, amassing deficits — 4 Sunday, Mar. 17, 1974-5A Lake Mary Renews Tax Fig ht ._._- _.&-J0...-..._ 7 2 B) EDWARD NEIUN to be. $153.4 DA TO African Nation By Color TV Arrives In Mongolia standpoint of prudent fiscal policy. Uncle Sam is simply not as rich as the budget makes him out U. S. Wooing % accurate means of forecasting economic trends. Ideally, they should have. For many years, however, Congress has been painting itself into a corner with politically sacrosanct programs which reduce flexibility in the budget. The energy crisis and increases in prices of food and raw materials on a worldwide scale have red uced economic forecasti ng to a guessing game. We can hope the theory behind the 1974-75 budget is not based on economic theories which, like Lord Keynes himself, belong to another era. - however, in looking at the budget from the that will total Lord Keynes must have assumed that - _M.:,, -* . - 4- ee of governm2t 1&y_- maneuverability with their budgets and an FLORIDA , ~V !, k % InWashn9 iton propriated funds, he was challenged in court. ltissgnifieant "the nearly $30 billion n increased spending m the President's new budget is considered "Uncontrollable" — items rising automatically under previous legislation. The defense budget. for instance, is rising by $6.2 billion, but nearly all of the increase will go to meeting higher pay scales already approved and to offset inflation, The military's fuel bill alone will increase by nearly a half-billion dollars next year. Another $15 billion of uncontrolled increased spending goes into health, welfare and Social Security programs already on the books, 2 r. The Sanford Herald Jock Anderson ' Yes. I asnl this unique daity nlw.pap.r to, 4 month. -over SO Issues for only III. Payment enclosed Bill me late ham. JP103se prnlj Street Art City Our walls are coming down... We'll soon be tearing out our rear wall to finish off our new addition. When we're through, we'll have an exciting new store more than twice the size of our present one And so are our prices... Our need for more room is your gain. We're having a special sale on a large selertion of beautiful suits, sports jackets and latest style slacks. All reduced to low prices you'll have to see to believel Capp's is growing! And you'll save a lot by acting quickly. See us today for the clothing buy of a lifetime on top quality clothing and accessories. or . Men's Store P - ' Ciatit zp The Christian Science Mp.'lior' tJoi 1.1' Atti, Staten 11 '.t., Poi C'2t.'J , - Dest-ri 205 W. First Street. SANFORD Dial 3226511 - We don't follow men's fashions tiends-we set them! �6A — The Sanford Herald Long Sunday, Mar. 17, 1974 Hard Path To Stroke lt t)ARL.A WELLES 'oph, Nrs Service causes pit ralysis. mental confusion. iosi of speech ability and vision range. The degree of permanent Impairment runs in direct proportion to the severity of the stroke. Carbon's stroke was less severe than loan), affecting SAN DIEGO. Calif. On the morning of Jan. 11 Dr. Ihiding 13. Carbon began a typical day. He was just a little more than six weeks away from observing his 72nd bu'thaay and living an active life even lix igh he had retired from his post as it professor of psychology at San Diego State University, 1 nightfall his life had changed course. 1k was in a hospital bed, unable to move his left arm and mostly motor functions leg and unable to speak distincth He had fallen prey to one of the most frightening ailments known a stroke — a killer and crippler that strikes with little or no warning. A stroke is a sudden, internal accident caused by clotting or ruptures in the t's.seb that feed blood to the brain. Stroke Is the third-ranking cause of death in the nation. Its most common victims are active, seemingly healthy tn. dividuals between 45 and 65. And statistics indicate that the lower age limit Is dropping. For those persons who survive the initial incident of stroke, the road to recovery can be long and difficult. Stroke - -. - r. -, . - ; - _uTw . - Dutch — speech and movement. "I was building a frame for one of those savings and loan company maps of California," Carbon said, "when I noticed that 1 couldn't move my left leg. There was no pain on sensory loss, I Just couldn't move it or put any weight on it. Somehow I managed to get to my bed. And that was the last time nioed under my own power. They had to carry me lie miiight have sinipl bcc:i c)nfined to bed for the balance of his life. But vigorous strides have been made in the field of rehabilitation therapy. And Carbon now is reaping the benefits of that progress. Four days after he suffered the stroke, Carbon was admitted to Sharp Hospital's Rehabilitation Center. His progress has been good. He attributes his advances to "They work you like hell here." His therapists offer another reason: "lie's a good patient — a lighter." Both versicns are accurate. Rehabilitation therapy is hard much. Hut they're a hell of a lot when you haven't been able to do them. 'When I came here my they don't know exactly why." Basically, Carbon maintains an optimistic outlook. "I've read a book about stroke since I've been here," he said. "And It was very reassuring to me. It said that how much you can recover depends not only on the severity of the stroke, but also on how much you're willing to try." The therapy program Is tailored to fit each individual's needs, said Marjorie Merrill, H.N., supervisor of the rt'habjiit;lti(-,n center, but the basic goal is always the same — to help the patient learn to perform for lumnscif as many of the activities of daily living as he is capable of handling. "An uninformed member of the family or staff can unwittingly undo a lot that's been done by helping a patient with something he's supposed to be doing for himself.Maintaining the Independence once It's achieved From World War II Blitz By JOHN GALE A 20-minute ferry ride across ing and there was heavy dam- unfolds its charms. Country OOSTBURG,The ,Netherlands the river Scheidt puts you down age to harbor facilities, roads arrow directly through In the former battleground. The Now the war scars have been uninterrupted Dutch land. It's nearly 30 AP since the people of Zealand ferry docks at Rre3kens, where erased in Breskens, and outside rapes, Tall screens of poplars cliiiFlanders were heavüy knocked 400 civilians died In the bomb- the little port Zealand Flanders tar around red-brick far ms. In about in the major World War the summer, the wide beaches U battle that opened up by the sea are fine for bathing twerp for the Allies, and the muddy estuary of the Their land was scarred and I Scheldt Is a birdwateter's pars. their IOWT1S destroyed. mere due with thousands of plovers were many hundreds of civilian and oystercatchers paddling In casualties. The German the shallows. piers fought a grim rearguard Hall-an-hour by road from _ t*tue, but were ftnally driven / Lies Oostburg, where out by the Canadian First I the Germans, falling back from Army. Belgium, set up headquarters Today, the towns have been / . ioi' their 64 th anny division. A re built and the area contains / Ir town of 2,700 innabftants In . some of the richest farmland In '' those days, Oosthurg was 70 h e Netherlands. German . per cefl destroyed by the peo people are again In evidence — r . bombing, an ordeal that sent Its as tourists. It's all a far cry ' people fleeing to the fields. from the fall of 1944 when lea-• . .. Nevertheless, 200 townsfolk land Flanders was liberated. . - a" Antwerp fell to the Allies on i. Today, Oosthurg has 4,000 Sept. 4, but Its waterwayto the people and his been laid out North Sea was cut off. On both anew around a pleasant central hanks of the western Scheldt ly. square, which remarkably ev. big In Ditch territory to the des the pro-war version and west, the Germans held fast e still accommodates a weekly It bc4i a massive Allied air : • market. There are seven new bombardment to soften th em hoos n the town, a movie followed by the decisive ('a- . f'-: . .. house, a hospital, a Dutch Re. nathan thrust Then as the Al.4 formed (Protestant) church, a lies pushed north, the Germans Catholic church and a fine Inwere driven before them and door sports hail with swimming Antwerp's approaches were BATTLE CASUALTY STANDS ft built since freed. ool , — • . • '.• . ,. . . .' , . .. Church in Ootsburg 4 were eaten In France last year-but the Importers, who provided the figures, say they have to bunt farther and farther away to get them. Thus the frog push eastward and through ponds In Albania (Koplik), Romania (Babadag) and Egypt (Al Fayyun), Unlike last year's Swiss cheese shortage In which It was whispered that a possible way out lay In making the holes larger, there Is no interest In breeding up the species because fat frog thighs mean toughness under tooth. But the frog scarcity In Europe Is a genuinely ugly squiggle on a global graph of ecological aft oclties. France now accounts for only one or two per cent of the frogs It consumes. Over a 20-year period, the ponds In Burgundy and the swamps In the Vendee region of western France have become so fouled with chemicals that neither the frogs nor the Insects they live on can survive, and attempts to raise frogs Industrally here have proven Impossibly expensive. Raymond Arbona, a director of Codagro, the biggest French frog importing group, said that the same process was taking place outside France, Asked If in a pinch he would ever consider Importing big American bullfrogs. Arbona replied cooly: "For my clients that would be like eating horse meat after the heart of the met." ('opieyNewsSers-lc,r "I'll have to check your identification," said the armed guard who was block.ng the entrance to Arnold's United Cheixaco service station "We only allow residents within a 12-square-block area to buy gasoline here inaddthon,of course, to Arnold's Long-tur. customers," said the hulking guard as he put down his Russian-made AK.47 and checked ray name and address off a large list. The guard signaled a man I was not a regular customer of Arnold's anymmiore tecause now lived in another city but i always stopped by when I was fntovflto fill rny tank and catch up on all the latest gossip. There wasn't much going on In town that Arnold didn't know atiout. The look of utter amazement ,," — - r . !, -.- ..,h . #,. - .t. ' -; ________ commanding view of the entire lc sttiuli 'ili1lCX and a appr oaches to it. There was a buzzing sound dOd the > swung open. I drove slowly into the station which looked li ke a 'i'mtiat uiiruriand post instead of the friendly neighborhood service siationwhe-rlused to spend hours as a teen-ager ttuig to keep my vintage Rambler running. There were three such gated entrances. They were the only openings In the afoot-high sandbag wall, topped s"itti barbed wire and broken glass, which enclosed the entire ________ _________ _______ _____ - .. . ç — -5- School Advisors - The Seminole County School Advisory Committee will hold Its orientation meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Forest City Elementary School. — ') The meeting, the group's first, is open to the public. fa. The committee was created by the legislature to help the school board better understand the wants and needs of the communIty. 11 Your Home Is Your (L. Each of the five school board members selected two representatives from their respective districts. AL ~ lz __ ___ ij _______ '- - I ' [...I] ________ - _______ I and disbelief on my face conIrasted With the haggard. nervous appearance of this once jolly service station owner. Arnold managed a slight smile but it was obvious his heart wasn't in it. "It's a good thing you called last week to let me know you'd service station compound. I pulled up to th!' pumps and be in town," he said, thrusting a Arrx.dd appeared out of the trembling hand toward imie. shadows of the garage. lie was "That way I was able to add accompanied by still another )'our name to the list and save armed guard, who eyed me some gasoline for you." Ibid Arnold that It was good suspiciously. claimed. "Arnold, what kind of madness lsthis! You've got this place looking like a fort! Who are these guys with the automatic weapons at the Rates, "Better yet, what's with the gates and the sandbag wall? Good grief, you've got spotlight up in that tower and a gu', with a sniper rifle and night scope!" My hysteria seemed to case Arnold's anxieties and he told me to relax a minute while he filled my tank and had the - "They said they wanted gas right then and that blood was thicker than gasoline," r ecalled Ar nold. "I told them that I loved them but I couldn't give them any gas. It was the n my iiiothcr pulled a gun on me and my father-in-law tied me up and shoved me into the back oftheir — central Air Conditioning Systemi Gives you the finest cooling at low, tow cost. JI Futures' — The members of the county committee are: Bob Poole, 1373 Tierra Circle, Goldenrod; Mrs. Douglas Brumbaugh, Mead Manor, Oviedo; Lenora Mobley, 1816 South Summerlln Ave., Sanford; Betty Son. nenberg, 1804 Paloma Ave., Sanford; Erwin SignaL, 100 Little Oak Lane, Altamonte 1 — Invest in Carriers mamous ______ -. — ___ - ___ SOUTHERN AIR OF SANFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. p PHOHE 322.R321 Springs. Cooking -.._• ' - ____ Sa&d _____ ___________ _____ Mr. & Mr.. j _______ — ________ _______ _____ ba — - ________ E..R.Wood 2104 S. Sanford Avenue showpiece. make a moot question of during the cooking process nd a France's century-old influence leaves only the wine flavor as a and domination in the wine very s permission of Award Rooksi In the last five to 10 years ___________________________ some collectors got ca.-rled MONUMENT Co. ~6 away with their wine In- _________________________ M0num Pis Cleaned -' vestmen ts and are beginning to pe cial seasoning. Wine world. French wine production also Li a tenderizer and helps is nearly one-third of the world soften tougher cuts in a _______________ total and at least 9 per cent of marinade for reconsider their situatIon, IN barbecuing, for IN __________________________ PH ill 4261 her population works In some example. It is not Many are looking for buyers for Country Club Road to phase their valuable cases of wine. of wine-growing, use ex pe some three thousand varieties have an alcoholic content of 9 to winemaking, nsive wine in cooking, and wineof 's-i;is sisters' vines. His 14 percent. but cheap, table wines are marketing. Even more pleasant wine will notvinegary, rough lose the distinctive flavor and " theory was to match the dli- still wines. All do either. Select a bouquet. Probably the wisest Some well-known ferent varieties to tacIt Ideal still wines are Burgundy, for the average Frenchman Is wine that Is sound and palatable advice that has been given ______________________________ soil and climate conditions In Alsatian, Bordeaux, Italian the availability of his 'via or. and also is the same wine or of about the use of wine in cooking dlnah'e' as a daily com panion the same type California, you plan to serve is: If you can't drink It, don't Chianti, German Rhine and with his 'pain' and cafe.' The with the dish that has wInejnits cook with Moselle and Beaujolais. consumption of wine per capita reci pe . Dry white wines More American resta urants FORTIFIED WINES Wine in France is said to be 150 S In the last two centuries there with a distilled spirit, usually bottles a generally are more compatible of all sizes and persuasions are I year, and every true with delicately 1 flavored foods, stocking a selection of wines for have been two devastating brandy, added during the Frenchman does drink wIne such as chick'n, OCIATTO fish, cream their customers. Often the blights that threatened to production process Is known as from adolescence through soups, and cream sauces, Beef, number of wines available on destroy U senility, America wine-growIng in afortifiedwIne.Tbeseoften . S~ meat sauces, meat, and the wine list Li small, perhaps and Europe. The first called dessert or aperitif wines vegetable soups are fo was the accidental spread of the and contain 16 to 21 ur reds, four whites, two or most imppercent ng petizing when red wine Is used, three roses and two or three American louse called alcholle content. These can be A French woman reminisci llama may be marinated in a red champagnes. Reflecting the Phylloxera. which fed upon the either dry or sweet. Some about her childhood highlighted or white wine; and . . roots of European vines and popular fortified Porto and trend, national restaurant . wines include this closeness to wine. As a i! _______________________ ruined 2.5 million acres in Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga, l'anislenne she grew up until WE HAVE STATE FORMS France alone and was credited and M arsala. the age of 10 enjoying the with destroying wine producpleasant things in life, that Is, a AROMATIZED WINES tion In Madeira and the Canary Certain herbs or barks glass of wine (usually watered) I Islands. I 9 The wine industry in added to fortified wines. These with her lunch. Then the family . France was re bu ilt when louse- include bra nd names such as St. moved to the United States and resista nt root stock was imRaphael, Dubonnet, Byrrh, she was era'olled in a private ported from New York and Camparl. Vermouths are white school for young ladies In the ~ grafted to the older . been east. Upon being served a glass European wines that have N Amu so Ik M" I _ dkews wo ~ vines. America's wine disaster milk with her First lunch at -.- M artlatft came a bout with the enactm ent sweetened, strengthened, and of )OStl school, she related that with herbs. French the of prohibition in 1919. At time flavored The 1974 official Associated 'J Vermouth tends to be dry and she pounded her small fist uPOn tijfle, the carefully select ed Press Almanac has been in. pale, while Italian Vermouth is the ta ble and told the startled 000 i It vines from Europe were sweet creased to more than 1000 mist ress, "I demand my glass and brown In color, year-round service. tearing fruit that was making pages. That means more of wine." _______ 168J. _) _____ ____ j Blight: , ' - 4 * - to lunch Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to US for income tax help. SPARKLING WINES This the American wine-trade a In contrast to this is tie fact factor In the world wine. Isacomplexprocesswhlch,like th at an American consumes a market, With Prohibition the wine itself, was the result of an mere four bottles of wine a year sines were grubbed up and accidental discovery. A and the average young more important, many skilled secondary fermentation Is American probably would wine-makers were lost to the Induced within the corked bottle demand a cola or "his glass of American wine industry durin g the fina l aging period, milk" as his due. thus producing natural bubbles forever It is strange that war plays or effervescence. N Wine can be as complex or as ew bulk such a part In the spread or the simple a subject as a person processes are changing death of a culture. Throughout production wants to make It. One of techniques centuries the attitude of somewhat but not the problems until the last decade quality of conquer or be conquered has has been for self-styled arbiters line sparkling wines such as affected the production and to make the bu ying, storing, Champagne, Sparkling distribution of wine. had it not servIng and drinking of wine Burgundy and German Sekt. been for the exposure of such a rigid and snobbish CARBONATED WINES — tliousar.ds of "d "doughboys" in ritualis tic event in American Although these are spa rkling World War I to French and homes that they almost draIned wines In a sense, the bubbks or' German wines and a further the glass of any enjoym ent. effervescence Li not formed di version of the throughout Fortunately, the turnaround Is naturally or from the fer- Europe and Asia in World War well underway. Too much was imientatiorm process. The wine is Il, Americans in the 197(to and written merely about the charged with carbon dioxide 1980s would be blitely unaware, proper selection and service of during the production process. except for a very small — SPECIAL 2 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and a hot butter tastin' biscuit. ?imk goodness fr(JgvJj,s a( a _7 ou$ R(Woo $ sIsVahi, 1 25 +TAX offer good Mon., Tues., Thurs. 11 am. Illii P.M. Limit FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11A.M. IlL PPM. FRI. & SAT, IlL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (HI-way 17-92) San ford 0 i. THEi - -- g Memory — Out ANOTHER GOOD B YI~ ' ;I — wait - =•• - right then but would open the station early lot them the next day so they wouldn't have to ____________ _____ Display GIASI' FOR RECOVERY Carison during a therapy session couldn't give them any gas I -. __________ .' guard lock up the dogs so t day in order to conserve our could get out of the car without supplies. being torn to bits. "Well, the lines started Inside the station office getting longer and Finally we Arnold popped open a beer, had tO call the police lntodirect handed it to me and said, "It all traffic. Then we had to set a started three or four weeks ago. five-gallon minumurn and 10We had to limit the number of gallon maximum on all perhours we would pump gas each chases," Arnold said as he took — a swig of beer and ran a trembling hand across his forehead, "Then one afternoon two cars pulled In and wanted gas. My - -C Wlfe'sparentswerejnone car ____________ and my folks were in the other," he said. "I told them I ' &P — _________________ operating a control panel that was housed in a 25-foot-high watchtower which had a to see him again and started to get out of the car. "Don't get out of the car," he said, slamming the door shut. I noticed that time steel-eyed guard had started to reach for his revolver. "We don't allow anyone out of cars anymore. Not since the kidnaping." "The kidnaping" I cx- wines, and this was followed The key to wine terminology rlgli'Jy by those rho to !Nl . have been ".1"-" 'iwl'ers and looked tc -..-:- _ at in the urie way In a Th Old ha'43 rJC sitting The Humans had their Impress. What de light Is there abili ty to iliimre wii.h others WRlt!!ges In wine serfce and reiaurafl(asajrnewine ...4 back, waiting to see what v1num, the Greeks their in beinged wine experience of drinking a wine also have been adding to their 'obsos,' and the Old English and told this Is a $35 bo ha ppens in 1974, but many of the wi ne cellars as more people ttle of perhaps Is wrapped up in a Investors holding up the market their 'win.' America was not Chateay Haut-Bnion (In other quote from an unexpected want to order wine with lunch newsabouthow now represent the "young be denied. AU the legend, lore, words you had better All the recent or dinner. At this p like It or source: and wine-making knowledge turr in your money," "people who are just oint in time, expensive, fine Bordeaux often the customer "chic" badge)? and "One cannot Imagine the was not lost upon the New How much karnini about wine and who some Burgundy wines are better to waiter are on equal terms wine drinker In b World when lii time arrived, wine and suggest that you as far how someone's next-door- have funds to indulge themas their knowledge of wine real amateur (lover, of wine Wine has been an essential part selected this for Is neighbor's doctor made a selves extravagantly." One the pleasure of can only enjoy It along with concerned, but things are shrewd wine example of this is a young Of the country's settlement and your guests, In wine-produci Investment getting better as everyone ng friends, sharing with them the _____________ couple who recently ordered 25 growth, In fact, historians note, countries, the natives po tential investors and takes an Interest In this drink art of conversation and the an __________ ______ cases of Chateau Latour 1907, "When the Vikings first stepped wine collectors panting to spend fascinating subject. Many t just as most Americans of drinking. Wine is indeed sells for around $300 a on the shores of America near drink te ir mo y on wine. For which he ne a and coffee. They drink essentially a sign of civilization, restaurants offer wine Martha's Vineyard In the year the vines at vari by the example, the doctor bought a case. Or, a 1970 Lafite currently ed times of the a factor of soclablility, friendglass; this usually is a case of ______ ______ 1000, they were amazed at the day with 1953 Chateau Mounton- at $475 a case may increase Iii CaIifornia Jug winea, ______ or in or out performing a ship."Thiswasthecommentof _____ Bothtmild 1900 f $45. in valueto$1,00 0r poa caw abundance of wild grapes ritual. They enjoy It as wine that Is bought In quantity 1970 a a Jean Drapeau, a Mayor of carpeting the shores and woods, beverage, as a case of '53 Mouton- in a decade, but who would but may be French or Italian th irst quencher, Montreal. _________ ______ Leif the Lucky named the and as Botiectilld sold at auction for want to drink a $166 bottle of part of their daily diet. depending upon the type All Is all, the terms you are Cou ntry Vineland. of $290, and in 1972 a case of this wine with his dinner' restaurant. Another happy great Thecurrentin%wstmentever Most wines are called ta ble learning help describe the smell Bordeaux wine brought IL trend is the selling of wine The first English settlers wines, of the ne wl how w the in e te s and they under, the auctioneer's is unrealistic for most people. are served to regarded wine as a basic need e jug or house Wine) its appearance, and Its final the final quench analysis, wine your th (again th gavel. In a famous irst ________________________________ and also to New York In to the ir meager diets. Near ly by carafe or half carafe. Th complement the flavor of the appreciation. ese wine store, this same chateau through the centuri es was made all the original colonies, as a f usually are leuezpensive th Here are some of the most an Mouton-ftothchiltt vintage to be drunk and enjoyed and not are eating. Wine is the result, were a half-bottle or bottle of wine used terms: to cultivate fermnentud Juic,' if the grape. 1953 currently is $79.54) a bo ttle, grapeines and iimake wine." hIowc'er, .ind also mean that the choice Is AROMA the perfuome of or around 40 a case mere is een more of :i many The hardy wild grapes frommi simple: do you want a red, doctor familiar tie wine from the grape smell. realistic reason for being childhood are did strike liquid gold. with wines Of n —i white or Sangria? flourished on the Eastern made from te confused with bouquet. cautious w hen buying very Such an ki~~~~~_ fruits and Increase in a wine seaboard, however, but were vege One of the worst faults of wine investment ' BALANCE - all vinous proportion of makes the cash expensive wines to hold as an ta bles such as "elderbe the population, of (TCiUI1 sherries go well In service in 95 not to the per cent of registe rrybouquet, elementstaste, In good harmony with what many a Frenchman desserts, r dlngong those dollar investment. America really taste of our forewine," "parIp wine," and de ssert sa uces, and resta urants is th e fat hers w ho grew up on the and aftertas slow service, signs in most te considers part of his birthright, gelatin salads, Ruby Porto may IF you plan to minds. however, does not have a wine market traditiona l VITIS VINIF'Eflfl "strawberry wine." have wine with there is more to equal. A well-balanced wine approaching w here wine speculators can Travel has dramatically be used In a marinade for pork, your meal, order the wine WINES OF Europe. The harsh right for its type although Is it changed our modes of living, chicken, or beef and tawny ask the first, wine as an Investment than the meet to buy and sell vintages. Eastern climate killed the waiter to bring the red ave may not be a great wine. ra ge Individual w ho Is new Th is is traditional in Europe The Interchange, in the case of Porto niareles with chicken wine European stock vines. immediately to your table, BODY the guts of wine, the the art of winemaking, Is the world of wine realizes, It where wine men meet In not livers and chicken, tongue, and and open it then so It can Browsing about a shop that mouth.feel, partly due to lost on the rest of the world as Beaune, In Bordeaux, in Gei-all sounds It was not until 1769 that the game birds. Following these breathe. The white wine should many cuessoassimple: Buy as man wine cellars has an extensive display of alcoholic strength; really the far as selling to buy at possible of iiii.sslon fathers In California wines Is as pleasing to some as French wines L ground rules an Inventive cook be placed In an ice bucket to vintage years declared fine or auction, to bid on wine futures, consistency of a wine, which concerned, successfully pla nted European shopping at a fresh can create a variety of foods chill or be served chilled fruit from great, hold them for fi may be a flaw or a virtue, However, the wine that that will pique anyone's palate, the refrigerated wine sines. A young 'padre', vegetable market or seeing a depending ve to 20 to taste and discuss wine. upon the wine. cabinet years, The annual Premier National tourists drink while traveling in The secret is to be dLscret't in and sell them at a profit Jumiipero Serra, is credited with range of beautifully packaged Everyone BOUQUET complex odor prance, has witnessed theObservers of the wine scene Auction of [tare Wines by and for that matter in the amount of wine used so th planting the mission grapes e game some men, especially, point at cosmetics and fragrances, of the wine as the result of almost any new Heublein, Inc., begun in 1969 is out that millions country. Is not wine does not overpower the play when ordering of Mission San Angelo near Wines to select from are varied oxidation during maturing, wine. This converts to wine are stirring the this country's possible answer necessarily the wine that is overall taste of the food. San Diego. Two of the country's and fall Into five primary Table is sending the wine back for vats ClEAN-a well-foreign taste, available to the wine shopper In wine of so to foreign public autions and oldest and most famous classifications These are should be added to a effect. It is proper and expected sale of wine to bidders. It is the United States. vineyards were founded by natural wInes, fortified CLOUDY recipe early enough so the that you may refuse a wine that vigorously that wine is sick or an liii' wines, becoming one of those Illegal In most states for a The chateau country of harsh taste of alcohol will cook has gone flat, and the religious orders: The aromatized wines, sparkling perfect wine containing consumer, without France the is sometime rare commodi in ti the valley of the away, es, Brotherhood Vineyard of New wines, and carbonated wines se restauranteuri'ecers his , to Man always has been thbjguiJ necessary license, resell Loire River. This is an area of York and The Christian CORKY -an off-taste from a Porto, Sherry, Marsala and on the bottle ( Americans are fortunate that wine. Arid, if an Individual did torn the wine and his appetite whetted by Brothers of Mont La Salle in the wines in all of these rotting cork; also the smell of rolling landscape with rivers ,Madeira are used in small distributor. However, it is unattainable or almost unatmake a private deal to sell a and Naps Valley in California. In classifications are shipped mouldy cork. woods still filled with fish quantities when cooking and unfair to refuse a collection or a few cases, It is bottle just for tamable, As one ob and s erver has wild game. Many consider are added at the end of the show. You get what you 1833 a young Bordeaux from every wine-growing ill for him to ship the wine. pay noted, "Gold, old silver, rare DISTINGUIShED the Loire as being the true cooking period so they do not for; an Inexpensive wlnemaker, Jean Louis Vlgnes, country In the war-Id for us to A wine retailer or an wine needs paintings, jewelry these PERFECT BALANCE AND France, with Its serene chains in the last three years successfully grew the first 'vitis sample as a drinking ad- HARMONY attention but should not be all symbols of affluence and organization with a license may Inhabitants still the most faithTHAT MARKS smiler-a' on land that is now a venture. they're also collectors items. buy a collection or accept a ful to its religion and tradition, EXCEPTIONAL wINE, part of Los Angeles. In 1861 an NATURAL WINES Also And not wine, like a precious commission to sell a person's FOXY (not This, too, Is wine country, and grapey smell Hungarian immigrant, Count known as still wines or table that Its manuscrIpt, of carefully a Renoir land- private wine collection. foxes) characteristic of tended vineyards Agoston hlaraszthy, toured wines, these are the result sca , of the smell pe or an original Paul and taste of native each harvest offer a variety of European vIneyards and the natural fermentation re design In silver, is Reve of the American grape. reds, whites, and roses. These brought back l(X),000 cuttings of juice of the grape. They usually making It Into the rarefied LOVELY fresh, frank good wines generally are nd great However, it Is worthwhile to atmosphere of precious cornsmell In young wine indicating wInes but do offer excellent , buy "futures" of both Bordeaux modities . . - Wine is culture It will last, qty and can be great buys. and good living -and, face it, and the California Iirez,sium NOBLE showing, by The Loire boasts the longestwine In Its recent period of wines. This means placing an ,,... aroma, Its aristocratic grape- lived French white wine, the • affluence is, as Martial said order for a certain amount of variety origins. The ultimate Vouvray, fine Cabernet rose wine from a vineyard bef ore the almost 20 centurIes ago, combina tions. A wine that is d'Anjou and the medi um.fry wine has been bottled and ofprecious than money" close to being great, white Sancerre. .. _ i' attitude led a Manhattan liquor- fered for retail sale. This is an For cent uries France .hc.p proprietor in 1972 to pa>' especially good way to assure been called the "Queen of t h9, 200 for a single jeroboam of that you have a con tinuing he Aside from dri nking wine " rVine." Certainly the birth 1929 Chateau Mouton- supply from a vineyard whose of the with a variety of foods, win e gra pevine and winemaking did also is Rothschild (this works out to be wines you particularly admire. 4 a fine Ingredient in not begin somew he re around $300 per (From "The connoisseur-3 in this "world's cooking. Cooks throughout — vineyard;" merely its heart history four-ounce glass I. However, Wine Book" By Aileen Claire, have ne as a wi this bottle proba bly will never Copyright — and soul took form here, (c) 1973 by seasoning that blends and . ope ned, the wine never Newspaper Only members of a poin ts up all be Enterprise food flavor-s. The drunk. It Is merely a publicity Association, Inc. Reprinted by Nghschool debate team would alcohol In wine evaporates ______ Arnold Knew His Gas Business By ROJ WELLS 0 y fly AILEEN CLAIRE ______ ____ "They're doing a wonderful thing here," Carbon said after demonstrating his ability to make a sandwich with the help of special kitchen equipment and to remove and put on his pullover shirt. provencale. The Greeks like Theocritus who envied the easy life In the bog never knew about pesticides, Insecticides or busses full of tourists who rank frogs' legs on their doing. France list just after the Eiffel Tower and Place Pigalle. The demand keeps going up -400 million legs Vi"ne Has Alwa s Been FineF orStein 2 I - Most patients, like Carbon, are striving for as much Independence as they can achieve '4nd adapt well to that op. proach. PARIS (AP)-"Oto be a frog, my lads and live aloof from care."-Tbeoci-itus, 3rd Century B.C. Bad news from the bulrushes A world crisis In frog production that croaked the business In France is now eddying eastward from KoplI to Babadag to Al Favyun. Blame It all on pollution and cul.sses de grenouliles 0 1: ro -_____ dependent living status, the less we do for them and the more we encourage them to do for them. selves," Mrs. Merrill said. "We call that our diligent neglect' treatment program." By JOHN VINOCUR *2110 Sunday, Mar. 17, 1977A hp.nz. 'I As each patient progresses he Is given more and more responsibility for himself and his activities, such as dressing, and getting to meals and therapy sessions on schedule. "The closer they get to in- Frog L egs Hop Off French Menu im r it away from him," Mrs. Merrill said. 'It's Important to keep them moving Forward. Otherwise they begin to be afraid to try the next step." "They make you do things for yourself. And that's wonderful. You don't feel so helpless." in W e' . is equally important. "When a patient outgrows his need for a wheel chair we take speech was very slurred," he said. "it still is somewhat, but It's better. And I find now that I laugh and cry uncontrollably. They tell me that's typical but The Sanford Herald I Ala Ii :_Z.,_~ 9 movements don't seem like Towns Recovering I Recovery ont' thing work. It involves more than exercising muscles. It's concerned with the physical and emotional reconstruction of the total person to the highest level of functioning possible. Progress comes In small, sometimes barely perceptible increments, with each bit uiiled as an achievement. Seated in a wheel chair. Carbon demonstrated item-byitem the progress he'd made in a little more than two weeks of therapy. First he lifted the affected left arm bringing his elbow about four inches above the arm of the wheel chair. Next he wiggled the wrist ever so slightly. Then he forced his thumb to touch the tip of his fingers. Finally, he slowly shifted his left foot from the footrest on the chair to the floor. 1k smiled triumphantly. "Your values change very nuch after a thing like this," he said, 1 know that those little out of the house." At one time, that struggle to the bedroom might have, Indeed, been ('arison's last move L GI Reason 8. H & R Block is a We do not disappear after April 15th. - .'.,, , - - 7 19 __ ______________ m RE PAGES _______________________________________ O "' MUL THE INCOME TAX SANFORD 30 1 E. First SI, 3'77i PEOPLE LONGWOOD 503 N. Hwy. 17.52 ui-s. Mon.. Fri. 51o5 Sat. -Sun. 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Sunday, March 17, 1974 and wish the beat of sucs to M Grille aixi company. think it advisable to suspend _ Baseball Schedule year, was charged with six runs Fr&day'i Om -- - — stick. helped the Orioles but the "I'm not happy with the way Reds 10-9, Carroll also gave up we're playing," understated a homer to Paul Blair Mmager Frank Quillci, trying in the fifth. hard to coisole himself with the Ex-Dodger Willie Davis f that the Twins, like all opened the bottom of the ninth other clubs, will be 0.0 on opm iwdng with a triple and Ken ing day. Singleton hornered on rookie two-run C -I'd like to see us stan to ex- Eddie Solomon-s next pitch, ecute and make the plays we're giving the Montre al Expo a 44 111 . suPPOsed 10 Make," he cOntin- victory over bos Angeles. tied, "We spent five of our ft Rookie O Johnson lashed seven days on the road and it's two singles, a double and a tough to get yeur work under home in i leading uthose conditimis. Now that we'll ton A&os put the Detroit Tl- b c C 9 F be home for a few days we'll gets 6-I. have a chance to work on fun- 0 damnentals." If anyone's having more trouble than the Twins, It's Steve Blass of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 1971 World Series pflchlug hero walked 10 batters in tour hitters in We Bus 6-i loss to the Atlanta Braves Ken Brett and Blass held* the Braves hit1e until the seventh inning when Hank Aaron got a single However Blass had t runs P,nmt in the sixth Mike [ma then tagged a three-run homer In o d LI Z 41 . - if 11A - ceUI dbut with Boston In the Red Sox' 3.1 triumph over the New York Mets Marichal yie1 r1 the Mets' rim but sw 1111 2 p m EDT uldeist M-c"jilar n j. vi m&rQv#iir, 2A d-red only two hits In three innings - A a. a 6 -1 didn't fare too well. I I '-' EDT 4 rIS Alan Maver _______.. - ~. "nw Fort MYtIL •.- -I 1b fore SIfl Fla l'trir 7FpOflg// " P4'72' - 4?lP j/ff'o$''/p " Eq • . I -7 ,, - L... '. / ' dald ,' 1.1 '. ' . ,1 or r if/tW4IAk"c,, St - - // Ar*s San Fraqc ,sçQ vi Cahf or p a i '/'Ofl1 Pilm s'ncs. Ca:0 SaraWs. Fla. WWI VS New VOIt IA) IFort Lae,dalL F. \I . . 11"INde? •. . i . .,-, . ' Q. V llfact,. iris - l ... _. F4on' '' J 0 I __.. çy q ' Not m C- Arolina, n S. vs Purdue, MA" ch" w"' . 71 a Fa'rfit,J, 17$. vs Hawal,. -- ),j3( 5' % hro York (Al vs New .-- ;ss.e Lou 5C$i.lj$ r,g - - City II San Oi.go vs Ch4a . . (N ) . /4' 'W' . FØr5 ' '. 1" -'.n Flames 3-0 L41OL' m/64 ,)I1" In tIe first period on goals by The Knights erupted for three Wayne goals In 0$seconds early In the yost—his 35(h--and Bob Bob Kelly. Period. lym of them by Ab DeMarcD made it 5.1 in the Wayne Rivers, to erase a 1-0 second period and Lowell Mac deficit. Donald completed - Seton Hall's men's varsity is playing Memphis State In the NIT. The girls will startoutfrom thecampusat 1:30p.m., EDT, and hope to make the 9 rim. tirioff. is U it 45154 vs Well olvill" P$lia. 13)1)0 04nSI Chicago I 1 — _ ;.41luv 011 - , - ., - - ;•- " N "t ~-,: I0 , i - ' - r - , - - mxsh,r5 we zo (_.IIlI,I " -, , 1-- ..,. . , hy');YA,6 #,4i31'r ,7/ • ~ . - I ,5'A1'F,V'7" ';'d 611*70 19dA ~ _______________ . k1jX1rgV t \\ . N in to ___________ ______ 1-1 -- • _____ .L A —1--,-" • -- . . . :Y;- - - I i • . •.. •: .. ,, '4v - ., •., - - - -. ,. ._ wli y-t . 0 i ---.. -. A neeoea id WafldeJ pitch- with 21-year-old Eduardo 0 t -, "Covve, -. ~~ M. I '- - . Toronto aIterno - - Yi5,5 KATHY ... Rosenhiegner, Cindy Williams, ' Track eight pound tall 261" and the outing as an organized sport. dIs3'8".JoAnne )jpj and pla ns are already being Foster di d it 59.6 and Robin distances of 25'4" and 495" formulated for a County Meet. Creech, Leigh Catte ll, Kath y Th ird in the shot put Is Mary La The gir ls usually practice Frazier, and Lisa Parker in Krenzeratfl'7"a ndth jrd In the three times a week under 65.6. discus is Robin Creech with a supervision, and all they want The 440 yard dash, better on their own The times were as known as on around the 44's", The top high Jumper Is Re k expc-ted,.' little slow but not so track' was taken by Cathy much as one might th ink. Dem psey (71.0), Cheyrl Frey, The only problem has been w as second at 718 and Gina tryingiofinda pole vaulter who Nickman had a 74.9. 11 can clear the starting height If the runnIng the runs in and even a bigger problem of t Sanford 's Pat Crimmins Wa' he family Beth Travis should finding i vo lunt eer to run the have no problem Her brot&r Mr Everything for Tninit> mile The two mile and mile Terry, is the lop half miler in P Friday when the Saints relay are excluded from girls the county and she looks to be topped Florida Mr Academy 5tratk the best In the girls divIsion C'th3 pitched a two. Since no precedent had been She blistered the track at3'l62 PH Brantley are school and county finished In 3:39.5, ~E-~~_- ___4~ w_- -_ - - - NOW 'York Rangtril at PU* Detroit At Lot "goles e Brewers are counting on inforronkieofy sm Th he stems from acquisition of two him to Anchor the buUz*n &Iong 1-,-,4~ i,.-#-A _-, 'II UtUJ .&h1 UUL ii UUW - lrt_ . . ,, flLIli DACCL'e BATON TOTERRI In sprint meatey reiay a ,.e raney (Herald Photo by John Chea) F/\i1 set all the times at the iem I Terri Briganti was second with hitter, struck out sixteen and " intra-.quad contest at lake a 3:35.5 and Lynn Galthway walked only one. Heabu picked - ' Prilay s øa 3 Atlanta 0 .. t - I i.,. ;o iii 55 701 226 Bufli* it St. Louis ing tune, Gibson explained. . M Bumbry In vot- MuchofCeandall'sopuml 113mult success came about Patti Morrison, and Terri second best in both witt 4 26 It 11 63 17? 7W St Lout Jim Colborn, 20.13. in with 107. while May was ing start last season, at one and Improvinga surprising Jim Slaton, 13. point winning 15 of 16 games to second in hits with 189 while take first place with a 34-fl lS,asa solid Bjg'T-ee thowing n.3o3 average and g3 record. But they were only 40-61 Ot her starters could be Toni RBIs. May belted 25 home runs and Scott 24. the rest of the year and seI ttled Murphy, 3-7 at St. Louis, to fifth place. The Brewers expect contin. Champion, 54, or Jerry Bell, 9. The second half record is dehighly impressive when , ot ued Impro ve ment by a n um ber ceptive, however, because u beset by elbow problems which of young playersespecfally Brewers were oWy one game hampered him much of lot catcher Darren Pwiff, second baseman Pedro Garcia and out. under .500 going it Septeir,. year. fielder Bob Colueclo. bet, then fell to 8-21 in the final A key to the pitching staff Is Only fl, Porter hit .254 with 16 mon th, Bill Parsons, hoping a season of home tuns and drove In 67 runs "The, season was satisfying winter play has corrected with only a tut.s. until September,". The backup catcher, Charlie Crandall said. "I don't like tin3-6 record and 6.95 ERA last Moore, Is another fine prospect. Ishing on a down note. But year. He hit .292 at Evansvi lle, we've go, a WI of promising Garcia hit.245 With 15 homers Young players, and I'm awfully Barber,8 20-game winner for Baltimore 11 years ago, Is 35 and finished second to optimistic for 1974" but still effective In short relief. Baltimo 's re Al i—I 0 _______ - • - tan in s P"t - - • •' - -. dribble to the Garden. ____ — 60513,1 - relays from the campus in South Orange to the Lincoln Tunnel. They will ride In a (ran through the tunnel and then resume the ____ - ,, hIilns walloped the California Winnipeg In the West. Seats 6-1 and the Vaneouser Penguins I, Sea)s 1 #06%,p former Forest City facility showing U* .son. "fantastic." Herald Correspondent need for sports activities for mile run is finding someone Having the second fastest tin* Hagle who clears 4*5", then is The idea originated with the Gibson daes admit though it who wants to run it. Gibson is Ushe Hill, Jo Anne Kremer A few weeks ago an an- "the weaker sex." Brantley coach, a geometry wasn't all his Idea. The original Terri Foster who does 47'. searched long and hard to come Gina Nickman and Beck noluncement went out over the The same announcement Gina Nickman rates the best ' teacher who also coaches cross theught came from Patti up with Darlene Berkeley who Hagle at intercom system that all girls went over the air at 2:12.3. Lyman country, Jayvee basketball and Morrison. in the long jump at 13-62". finishes In 7:21 Holly Prevatt interested In running track for High Sdml and 40 girls re. track. lie was at first wary of As it stands there are four followed by Lisa Parker who She was a big(an of track md also runs the mile, at 8:14. lake Brantley were to meet sponded. Needless to say the ki nd of field events; shot put, discus, jumps 131" and Darlene t urnout expected, cross country, and wanted to The 440 yard rela y gi ves a with Coach Mike Gibson. Berkeley at l3'O" Oviedo and Sanford Seminole When the day rolled around and participate herself, said Gib. real test to the girls since it is hi gh jump and long jump. The first day of practice 52 are also taking up the cry for over 50 girls were ready Donna Hunt dominates the The season is expected to get to be son. "I got tired of her constant difficult to girls were in attendance at the girts track. according to Gib- runners all transfer the baton shot and discus throwing the under way soon in Its premier he could say was asking and took on the ven- without dropping it. Karen League, the Pittsburgh Pen- Oilers into a tie for third with -1 _1~ p /?AIPAIJ vitatlon Tournament. The girbwlll dribble the ball in one-mile vveuKer zoex m the Edmonton Oiteri 6-2 second-place Tcronto In In the National Hockey East Division and dropped ,, 727 i9 _ ' Elsewhere in the WHA, the New England's four goals in __________ t~ , ____________ . y recovered first baseman George Scott and from the back ailment he outfielde r Dave May, combines Dead last In the American blames for his skid to an 11-19 pow, potential and speed. record, If his touch re- Scott was second In the league League East the year More, tur ns, Wright will team wi th inMtUngat e Brewe th rs broke to an amax.306 aM runs batted season, By JOHN CHERWA point of idle Minneso ta L. Ange4s PPed Whalers A nine-Point kid over Aisant& M..idiy $ Games Defrol vs Atlanta a? West Palm LA I I v ' k ~~. -- lag Saint second In the West, Jets 7, Blaze $ •................ I'-.5-3 Friday night. Bobby hull and Ati McI)onaltl 'Aside froiru tiut' last 10 mm- Look turns bringing utesof the firut period, we out from behind with two goals .. played them and we should apiece in the second and NHL third % hase won b) ii larger margin,"' periods hull a 46th Edt Oivisto.i I and 47th tsO3F1 I said han-) Howell, the Knights' goals of the season 72 secrjp4s ftot?0n playing coach tr.a ) 1$ S 57216W apart gase the Jetr a 3-2 lead ' t lastd an exteptionall) afteg two periods afte 6 ii U Si 255 $9 vomo Wil-waiw good game Wrigh t," he added trailed , :&iiP•'— , . I wish we d played the other 68 Tim Sheehy DI'?rol Vthakrs 1, Oilers 2 253310 l.14&g..tk._ Vancv, like (hat." _ scored two of NV is'el,4 1$ M II ii is) ft Winnipeg Jets outlasted the third period,lncl ogihetie. Vancouver Blazers 74 and the breaker. The outcome gave the 11 I , . ,*# I 1% HocI,ey SUN CITY, Ariz. (AP) -- The era, Clyde Wright and Steve Rodriguez, 9-7 and wi th a 3.30 real identity of Ow Milwaukee Barber,fron, theCallfo, la rn An- ERA since being called up from Brewers, on again and off again gels season, may yet be a major Wright, once a 20-game win- Evansville In June. ed The Brewers' offense, l by surprise of the 1973 base ball net, says he Is full " Ft/I 5TR/Pi SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.(AP)-Seton Hall University's women's basketball team will dribble a ball to Madison Square Garden Sunday as a prelude to the men's team's appearance in the National in. I . Winnipeg -. pflm" '' soar/I '/Vs'f Ac'AfIR ap P,X,y1y4,yr_;ry,0,r SYP C04f One Mile Dribble — 4 u YFAR 77/FY8ofl,j'0 I1OUflCJ Jersey Skaters Upend Saints Take the Jersey Knights, for 10:06. 11 • ;r6 qg , lyh*#, NEW YORK (AP) The New Yor k Jets, Houston Oilers, New Orleans Saints The 200 free and IX example. Last-placers in the George Morrison got his 34th World Hockey Association's goal for Minneso ta late In East Division, the Knights period and Mike Walton netted whipped the Minnesota Fight- his 49th early in the final pf .. FRa-f A /A5 t'ig a become a vice president of the Jets after Consolidating Scouts free were wood school. The final three behind Debbie Kuhr to give the only events Hound swim- events were taken by the Grey. Bucs the W27 win. _____________________________________________________________________ Aj . Brewer' s September Slump iMj,May Be Thing of The Past the 1973 season . expiration date. 1:50.0 wiui Uicir Irestimisin team anyway and was rewarded with Inree events Carol taking the finishing second. The winning second place. 100 free. lAnda in her best tine team had Brinker, Mike Schoepilin took 1:03.8 to win of 5:57.4 in the 500 free and Cegalls, Carl S&eopnin, and the wo fly and Brian Merit took again in the 100 back. Rick Cavill. the 500 free, both for the Long. Mainland w(,n the fina! events The 144'P New York Jets of te AFt and later the NFI;s American Conference, retired to 7V owners have denied the charge, , ~~. I y,ii ,q meritorious service. Ew ba nk, a head coach for 20 years wi th the Baltimore Colts of the NFL and the saYing th contract which was negotiated In 1970 ani which expired Jan. 31 set the • ___ //Y 7//,r - 0,Pr/,#/. 4W tern7o' _________ by Alan Mayor . 04cey SPRIlya ,-,F,r1R '4 £F4PF' dinner. The award, named In memory of the la te New Yor k Times columnist, is f or long and March 31. Kay McGarity won the 200 YANKEE OPTIMISM Football Writers Association annual wha - _____________ NEW YORK (All) - Weeb Ewbank, the only man to ha ve coached teams to Super Bowl championshi ps in the American and National football leagues, will receive the Arthur Daley Award May 20 at the Pro Association Presented Its demands to the NFL Management Council, the bargaining agent for the owners. iy. average In Ewbank Honored stay istent down Jointly by Homer nngton of the Jets, George Blackburn of the Oilers, Bob Whitman of the Saints and Car roll Hardy of the Broncos. began to negotiate a new contract today. The 1,200-member NFL Players PreRivers made It 3.1 by beating in the final period. By winning Some teams are never satis- Minnesota goalie John Garrett Pittsburgh seventh in the West -A fled it seems • PEy 'i6fl't/? ,,4 *ia' ncr. at ço at hired by all four. The combine will be WASHINGTON (AP) — Mee ting under ,L only co administered NFL Contract Talks K says Galaxy will be comprised of nine area 1150,000 event. "I've been here before and gone the other way," Green said. -I've been here and be ed here. Anything can ha ppen yet." . The 200 medley relay was Wllngtnmaucutj finisher. won by the Linan boys In andbrulsesHededdedlo dive The cattafleo's swept Uc next By 4 Bead,. Fla, (B came) a"d $ O&IJfld a MML in the New York (AP — The New York Yankees MePlaying ft-handts' stadi um while their own era ll George Medich, based on his Dobson do better I.han last sea. wi miss that short porch at 14-9 will have a new ballpark this Yan won-lost record and 2Jl son. kee Stadium Is being remo- Yankee Stadi um. ERA as a rookie in 1973, must year, but the same, old deled may present even m Fritz Peterson slumped to an ore And the pitchers will miss the !v considered the Yankees' No Pro ns_weak defense and problems as well for the Amen8-15 record, Kline was a wa.q1. long center-field, 10t enough pitching, Yankee 2 starter. o ut because of Injury, can League team, ace Mel Stottlemyre, The "homeless" Yankees 'These two pitchers were the McDowell was 5-8 with The Yankees' right.har,ded a mod"I'll be more conscious of the head Into the 1974 baseball sea- hitting, specific&II ns ones for the eM 3. ERA and Dobson 9-8 y catcher fact that I must keep the ban son at Shea Sta dium with viz- Thurman Muns Yanks last season, and Man- with an even worse 4.24. on and desigin Shea," says Stott- ager Bill Vlrdon, in his first Along wi th this questionable Wally the same cast that fln. nated hitter Jim Ray Hart, may :emyre, a sinker ball pitcher year, will really have it Ished fourth in the American be given a lift because of th to gh e who had a 16-16 record and 3.07 unless Fritz Pe stating staff, the Yankees- re. League East last SU5Ofl. terson, Steve lief pi tching has been weakened shorter power all ey In left- earned run 1971. KlIne, Sam McDowell and Pat by the loss of TAndy McDaniel, scou ts—two from each team and one to be the cloud o( a possible strike that could wipe out the exhibition season, Na tional Football League owners and players mers did not take. Mike hounds. Brinker in the loo back, Anderson, Mainland's excellent CegaIls In the 100 breast and freestyle swiwmer took both finally the team of Kimball, hing v fly, 4pM EDT i pm. EDT - RA Have", Fla FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. " A muple of rookie pitchersSan Diego's Dave Frisieben and Cinci=Ws Torn Carroll- 11 By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent g swimmer for the weather, Ili the past the Inc., says six bla ck boys were Minnesota vs Boston a Winter Tampa Fla Los Anoeles vs Mawas at NIT- Nw Yt* Class GI Hubert young man wasn't making any peedictions, "There a long way to go and I'm not predicting anything," Green said Friday uifter his five-under-par 67 had given him a one stroke lead through 36 holes of the error. BoysTearn Wins, — rash decision, felt the times were rather slow, Joyce Maxwell and Carol BobBrinkeremerged theoijt. possibly due to the cold Cattarico, 7"ng Inter- i 'D Ing combine to be known as Galaxy 'hich will evaluate college ta lent for th e National Football League's a nn ual draft. Green, lyho's been there before, held the lead in the Greater Jacksonville Open Golf Tournament today but the lanky, laconic The Brantley Bunch now and was an a winning relay higher times in the cold water. Gibson from Lyman taking team. Rick Norden and Tom The or1e meter diving was third. I I . Siebert, both freshmen, also won by Felipe Ortiz with jr-43. followcd with a first IMMOKALEE, Fla. (AP) they live ou tside the area the turned in excellent per. Second place found Ken Hansen inMainland the 200 IM. The Little League baseba ll or- league serves. formances. also of Lyman. Th is was was ndnIne Jg0ff the ganlzation here Is being acBut MIss Yalman said the For the girls Linda Cattaneo Hansen's first time on the board pace. Sue Miller won the 50 free ctised of discrimination against boundary was changed in 1971 dropped her Ume in Ow 500 free competively this year. In with Betsy Carperger taking tack outis. to exclude black youths after fini s under six mInuti oraet1e dIv, Hens.,, h.sl hil IhIr1 fn.. Ih.. I.Ik III....... 'I (11511 AfV% Y — rot' marathon contest. . as Houston pulled sway the for Atlanta. Yankee P'Pitching Is Crucial and Denver Broncos have formed a scout. January when the owners said the leaguell health and life Insurance plans were canceled by the team owners, effective E.tt Sla t 271 vs JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (All) Aril. $ Ptlibn'9h Green Leads Jax Kreig's hits, Tommy Hise, bons Friday afternoon as they Togers taking second. Rick usual the Cattanto sisters who d coach nut with Roberts be. Tucson, Ariz. hind closed doors Friday and Michigan faced Marquette at decastated Daytona Mainland Cavill won the 50 free in 24.4 dominated the scoring. later issued a hid statement to Tuscaloosa, Ala,, for th e 66-19 In dual competition. In the with Ra ndy Kimball emerging Hounds took the lead at first event Mainland gained in the second s(xt. newsmen: behind the relay Mideast title. re"nge by taking a 56-27 Head Coach t4nnle Chavez Cattaneo, Karen Hawkins, San Di"O vs Milwoultilw of Sun STARTS AND FITS C"ty. Son Francisco vs CalilarnIS &I Caysllm 104, Celtics 103 Patriots, Sports Brief s I "President Roberts concurred - the help cap the win for pumped 0 The players say the first salvo in many believe will be a knockdown, dragout fight running into July came in - - (Herald Photo by George Hayes) Steve Long, Ste ve Hargis and Don Pierce all has hi ts in the two hits. The Seabreeze Sand- n _________________________________________________ crabs then when ahead - stands at 3-5 for the year, with turned away afLftr tryouts In The boundary runs along Imontre4ly5 c,,roll a, Lakelant this South Florida farming mqkalee's main street, Florida Fla town. 3. with the mostly-white areas PhilOdflPhiS VS St Louis of St Carl Gallagher, president of nurth of the street included in a vs Baltimore a, Immokalee Little League, said the league and the black area to Kam', Fie, night the boys were rejected bmus- the south not Included. Cicago (HI vs. Oakland a. tsovvc ewher Mark Bomback and Jusa Marlchal made a c- -- liOn vs Philadelphia at LatTvs.'At.apEDj J 0 5 New York lAl S. taxes 2 oa.m NOW V I là I 4 LI I• -, ia... Palm beach. Fla_ olght CinCIMS11 VS. No* Yotk (A) , Fort Fla Los AJ%g*ltS vit. HWston of Coc", New York fat vs. Los Angifes at Vero Beah Fla TCZI finals homered to — M'lwtuiil, Oakland S Miami, also DAYTONA BEACH events. effective at the end of this sea. champion and ranked No. 2 in Cagalis, Rogers, and Mike Dew son, won by th the 400 free relay. the country, met San Francisco man's boys swimming team The 100 TM On the girls side it was, as The Titans' popular, 40-year- for the West championship at won nine of 11 first place rib. Brinker in 2:16.2 wi th Pat ClwwaI.r, F Is t-im for 1 CP.C.O o. Te'as'. Kansas City $ CIveIand 2. California 0 vs Bebout rter Pearce. Of Racial Discrim not On St. Lou's S. Minnesota 0 ' Oua school's victory, myself Immediately," Thckey wi th my recommenda tion and I said, commenting on his arrest will make no more cornmeaL" for dri ving while in toxicated. Assistant Coach Jack Sutter Thckey, who has had person. took over Thckey'a job for Svndayi Games C,n'nnat, vi. AIirta at West Palm Bead', Fla, on vs M,nneioa a undo as e a W' stretch. hurt pj,, — "t%L31%r, r, 4t; Sandcrab David Lee (20) bunts Keith Bebout pitch in Friday's Lake Branfley 64 win over their east coast hounds, ta king two first pla ces Greyhou nd swimmers ha ve had free for the Bucs wi th Tern 3. New York Pom College Daytena picked up a pair of one-run lead gained In the top runs on two hits In the fourth half of that same inning to inning and knoted the score in preserve the Forest City the seventh on another run on Immokalee LL Accused Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 4 Ball oft, ID. CnconaIu us,on De1ro1 MontrHl & Los Angeles 3 Ed Goodson led the Giantsi IiLUillPuU.arTOU ., with three runs coming from three hits, but sharp Brantley erased a Daytona Seabrme at problems with the Rev. Oral game at Tulsa, Okla., one of Roberts, the school's president, four regional fina ls today. has already resigned his A. UCIA,the defending national in the Pacific Coast League Friday's 5.0 loss to the St. triple highlighted Rajtftnore-s Louis Cardinals made it nine seven-run explosion In imwu-.h-. r iii. T4,.. h. z,i -. - -. who - • '' was "me out on the short end of the making his spring debut, and mers i o vvin Warrior ' L' IT)TI . was exhltAtlonvlctcrlestoitscredjt, attack with two singles, a but the Twins are still looking homer and tJ J.ffl for that elusive No. I. Tcxwny Davis' bases-loaded H __ __- . - LAYING DOWN THE B U N I Tommy Ilise, Rick Garza and fielding kept the baserwmers A 10th Inning home run by Steve Hargis, w ho in on from scoring. La ke Brantley pitcher Keigh an RBI single from Bill J(relg Aside from Hebout and Bebout scored three runs and and a pair of errors. — ...these days.. the San Francisco Giants Every other major league complaining of a sore shoulder. J 1 - Bos Lyman Tankers In Florida. would fold before they had completed the IX nights of racing. We're still reserving the fin.] verdict --:, The Mku=Ots T*113 aren't in one inning-plus and left the seeing double...or even single Padres' 14-3 rout at the hands of - ., _______________________________________________________________________ error __ Twins Experience SpringTimeBlues haseball team hia at lead two .z, - 1. Brantley led off the game Sandcrabs slapped through Benches Self Exhibition A b . • - Bebout, who had scattered momentarily — In the top of the many of their opposition nine tilts to the larger class 10th on a run that scored on an coming from larger Four. Daytona team, lofted the 340A schools. foot blast to left center with 4 however, King, who came in The Three-A Patriots hosted Richard King and Chuch Gibbs to pinch hit drew a walk and Thpel-A New Smyrna Beach By KEN RAPPOPORT "I was stopped ( Thursday on base af ter a walk and error advanced to second on an Sat urday and then wi ll step AP Sports Writer night i by the highway patrol on lie evened his record at two-all, on Gibbs' next-up ground shot. down tow notches to me t . Ken Thckey has fouled out of my way home after attending getting credit for nine Then Bebout homeredto win his Single-A Lake Hi ghland Prep today's NCAA basketball Play- NCAA activities with coaches strikeouts while giving up five game. Monday at the Brantley home off game between Oral Roberts and friends. I was taken down- walks, In the eighth frame, the field, and Kansas. town and had charges filed A police arrest led the emo- against me. tional Oral Roberts coach to "The charges are suspend himself f rom the Mid. hands of my attorney and will seM regional finals Friday. be answered in court." "As a result of the high Thckey's only comment on S standards at Oral Roberts, I his meeting with Roberts: The Seminole Turf Club will be opening Iti doors A pril26 for area trotter fans who ha ve been waiting since Labor Day for attraction to reopen Its betting This time last year there were a few of who thought the venture, ehich traditionally Northeast, but def initely not in Central nner-up rta Writer -. : came Coach Oral learned to swim, it's time to get on the stick and call. Let's get the whole thing mo ving, I'm tired of wai ti ng. Besides, If don't start now, the developers may have we the whole place fenced off and call it a private ri ver. Phares Rolle, a much sought-after high It school pole vault standout at Winter Park last year set a national Indoor record at 15' 9%" In the Columbia.Mo., track and fleld meet. Rolle tried for l$'i"b,jtmhae,j c Manny Wetherbee, another Orlando product who chose the SJC school, which C ru In the NJCAA spring track championshi ps in 1970, took third place wi th a vault of l5'La" and Gary assa r AP Pace ØA I me "Ing like a river rat who hasn't National Junior College Indoor track and - L Sports FAltor , Rl ve rnmnandmylnnertube'sstjJgotan unpatched hole In it, so II you want to see field championships Friday. - BYJRICHARDS P I still haven't heard much from the area's canoeists on the prop osed Wekiva which still struggles on despite barely enough supportto buy uniforms and shoes put SJC and Sanford on the national nap once again wi th some performances in the I: — - News form Coach Terry Lang's Sem inole Junior College track team, El -40N t Own Game For Pats, 6.4 support In and around the school to pick up a few bills to give the school of athleti c department It needs. about It By ._ . ~_ - — •-. - ia - visitors. cellent teams here for seven years — very little suppor t from the school. Granted, the school Is poor. They have only enough money for each program to get just amorsle. There slioujdt,e enough Please keep it Mort wW maybe we can find out wha t everyone else i thinking 4 : - . • cramp AC ion for the Ualverslty of Florida's greener pastures after fielding consistently cx' concession If our renders would like to rrspond for a short period of time — say oneweek — as to wbat theythink of the Hank Aaron story, feel free to do so. si ~~ -- , • - head bamball coach, packed up and left credit to,Mr. Aaron upon the momentous occasion of his historic home runs. He deserves it. Our readers deserve to know about It. But no one deserves to have read and reread what everyone and brother has to say about iL I will make one 8 • .4 ffirrall) — enough. I will be more than happy to give clue was - - logical conclusion called the insignificant "con troversy", I will con- a - - -- sider that matter closed, Enough's s . - -. - -, I In I'm 01 all that wasted space. I think, for the most part, you are too, Unless something drastically Important happens In this trumped up and overly t k'' • theconstructionbegtnnlng. everyone falls - • -' money for long - . despite plans months of basketball and hockey to "There Just aren't enough Barry Clemens arched In a final minutes for its fourth word., to deaibe the Job that afoot jump shot at the buzzer straight victory. Phil Chenier George has been doing for us," to give e the victory, and Elvin Hayes had 20 points Cl veland said Coach Al AlLIes. The Cavaljers out3cn) .edBoston apiece for Capital. "He played quite a bit earlier In 19-7 down the Lenny 7krs 10$, Suns 101 the season when Nate was Wilkens scored Steve Mix topped Philabut recently he's had some Austin Carr 20 for24thpoints and e winners. delia with V points and Fred fantastic games against Ca added 24 Including a Bulls 114, Buffalo plays only when big Nate Thur. lost one more and trail Golden Elvi-I Hayes, Kareem A bdulpair of I ws to i the Seven Chicago players scored JnOnd can't because of vsrious State by two percentage points. JabL,er and two games against contest with 4o seem& left. in double figures, injuries. including Bob " Elsew here in the NBA, HWers 107, Koicks IIS Diet Walker with 21 points. It Johnson turned in another troit heat Milwaukee Geoff Petrie's driving layup was the 50th victory for 93-89; Piston' 93, Bucks l":Cthcular performance Fri. Cleveland edged with to 1043CLdI 20 seconds left provided Don Adams scored 21 points Hulls, marking the fourth (!.'y night, grabbing 30 103; Chicago dumped Buffalo Portland with the victory. Petnd Bob Lanler 19 as Detroit hey ye won that many games. rebounds, scoring 14 points and 114.97; Houston defeated clinched a playoff berth for poin ts for garfield Heard topped th e rie finished with helping the Warriors take over Capita l litlO; Philadelphia first time in sIx years. the Blazers who trailed by 15 losers with po 18 ints, first place in the closest of the downed Phoenix points in the second quarter. 108-101; tons played only seven men In Itokets Ill, BuIkt 105 NBA's divisional races with a Portland downed New York ifl tiIFfliflLs Hawks 126, Sonlcs 1 MuMl' Newlin 112-107 victory over the Los An- 105, and Atlanta romp in 32 Pete Maravich poured in 39 ed over waukee threa ts, points and Don Smith added 27 points and Walt Be Seattle 126-107. llamy had 30 Cazzle man repreh'e LaKer ueteat LOS ANGELES (AP) If Johnson got able help from George Joh nson could play full a nother reserve, Rustime he might be the National sell, who scored 35 points. Basketball Association's The second leading rebounder, who d: a gam toOhtISklW g a an, r1h1 Instead the foot-1l reserve a virtual tie for we lead In of the Golden State Warriors Is Pacific Division. The Lakers a resident of the bench and tune won one more game and 101 Burns its P — crew those people who '-irer LUU - Sunday, Mar. 17, 1974-9A NBA acif ic Iri . f 9 11 - . wrong Atlanta off - foot nine one even heating horsehide balls mind a " park. public's 'vi w ; u-:,- 14. .- Warriors runne altogether too the heap of vv u i l d JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent broad those two necessary home runs to put on top .I _ with Bill Ross hitting the se vere bruise on his i held by Yor k IIi School in point Klein ran two magical 1 00 mile mark and and one half miles Into the secutive miles to give his Illinois. I 1 LKleln the 200 mile murk. Klein marathon. At 14 and one.half teamates a rest. Henry Stanley anchored the Fal ling 24 miles short of the remained the healthiest of the miles Harry Lawmen pulled a Patriot team, but th e new the When asked about leaped 22'9L" in the jump world record in the hour rs finishing with 35 miles hip muscle aideling him for the marathon accomplishment record was short lived. another 10th. marathon, the Sanford Naval 745yards. Ross ran 3l miles and remainder. The emainlng team captain Van Antwerp The present mark was The meet continued Saturday with Don Track team finished one day of Van Antwerp 30.5 miles. runners were R'ck Van Ant- simply said "it was fun." Klein established In January when 10 Merrick competing in the 60 and 300 yard with running 216 e Middies miles 745 Th s ta rted off on the werp, Tim Klein, Bill Ross, was "glad he tried it, but runners from Lyman High dashes after leading the qualifying in both yards. With no seniors and only foot when only nine of ten Mike Vick, Ricky Tayor, some what disappointed that School went 240 mile 1,110 ts Friday with times of 6.2 and 30.9 one Junior a of mostly harriers were able to run. Brian Thomas Young and Ricardo they didn't set a new mark. yards. Tom Herron, Mark respecti vely, sophomores grueled from 10:06 Parker who was schedul ed to be Acosta. track Bousquet, and Dennis From pledges the SNA The school, irnich a.m. Friday to 10:06 a.m. the tenth Klein pull contri bu tors to ed a get 1900. were all main muscle became the work ho rse team expected to Is outstanding track stars still doesn't have Saturday. earlier In the week. around 1:30 a.m. when e reco . th th rd e Seminole County has held the its own cinder to run on to John Anderson was the next Middies were down to five 24 hour mara thon record since The Greayhound 10 used this Rick Van Antwerp ran the erect its gymnasium being approved am first mile and Tim Klein the last runner to drop, suffering a runners, Coach Tim Praay felt last spring when 10 Lake means to raise their Why the school that the 1:30-4:30 a.m. was the Brantley runners under the track program and SNA administra tion continues to Ignore its only hardest as some of his runners direction of Mike Gibaon went thought the same thing, sport to achieve such high national started to I In the legs. At fl9 miles breaking the old mark prompting ano ther record try. recognition is beyond me. You'd think they'd at least try to find them some kind IL lit' of rwinable surface. Thats one reason Jay Bergman, former fl I I t ., season 1A1 III . O I __ lWn---..,..., 16~.I_~~ I . - - _-_ *. . . , I !001!N,.,e.1,.._. . Hercild Spoi ls Edif or • The Sanford Herald Up two hits, one a solo homer In the 60 yard low hurdles held by Florida Air hur ler Ar th ur Donna Hunt Mary Lu which In boys track Is 120 hIgh krenzer, hath 0 Strander, l.orTkk two time winner over hurdles, Cindy Williall's is the and Terri Hunt 13:05.9). best at 105 (lna Nlckmai runs The fastest In the 220 yard alO6lowl)foliowedb5 heck) dash is Terri Foster 309) Trinity Prep last season was charged with the loss Sophomore Bob M)colf 0ndy Wilhanu (32.3) and Lisa singled home two nins in the The 100 yard dash with times Parker r 0) against torrick to only two or three wconds off The final running event is the highlight the Saints'big inning. standard boys track Is T erri 880 yard relay. Karen I"nCrimmins gave up his only Foster (1191. BMy 111111 gle hierner. Cathy Dempsey, Leigh run in Ow thid on a walk. stolen 113,3) and Che yr l Frey (13.4). Cattell nd Che)Tl Frey hold base and a single by Bob The ha rdest thing a bout t he the record mark of 2096. Proctor. his96hitswentf of a bases. �- ----------- ______________ IOA—"The Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar, 17, 1974 The Sports 011ie Angling ] limp AAnrkir Action seems to have slowed down ssnewhat from the torrid pace jet last week but local anglers are still coming In with some noteworthy catches. Cathy Behrens was fishing for speckled perch with the standard equipment consisting of a cane pole ad a small gold hook, when she got the surprise of her life when a nine. and.a4alf pound bass Juznptd on her Missouri minnow. An 11 pound bass fell tel) A Smith of Lake Mary as he tried his luck with live shiners in a small lake not too far from home. The "Beetle-Spin" lure proved it., worth again for Marion Gordon and Robert Harvey by producing a string of IS of the large mouths in Puzzle Lake. Are ent trip by Dick and Jim Doveaccounted fora total of By Dove Bras. and Tim Simons Slows; Sti ll Action are concentrating on shad as witnessed by the following sample of the many reports: Bill Hankins and Bill Flanders, Eustis, 19, the Learn of Wiggins mind Shoesdauni. Tavares, has 11. McCarty and Kirkpatrick, Vero Beach, took 16, eight of them roe, of I 11 it I - ~ 1 12 bass. On the St. Johns River, bream are beginning to make an 6 , _. appearance although specks have been on the Slow aide this . week. _ - S - Bob King at Marina Isle camp told of two catches made by I i . _ A — - "' "'With Bo Orrel I) , - - CUBS' FAMOUS DOUBLE-PLAY COMBO Joe Tinker (left) and Johnny Evers It's late September and as usual we have a torrid pennant race going on in major league baseball. The New York Giants are holding a six percentage point lead over the Chicago Cubs as they battle down to the wire for the National League Championship. The G ianta have a Superior ha ttery th Ch risty Mathewo and Roger Bresnahan. The Cubs have a prolific double-play binstion with Joe Tinker at short stop, John Evers at Second bow, I I L ~ ' 1 ~ 0- - __ __ . ..t, we iiiM was ,s, and the second, 25 earn. C. 0. Penney landed 40. King also noted that shad are still in a hu ng ry mood with takes of up to 15 per boat. Eustace Russ and his party stayed with the bass fishing, landing 13, one of them a nine pounder. Most were caught on bullhead minnows but the big one fell for a plastic worm. A plastic worm also fooled one weighing eight and a half pounds for Hood Coker. Most of the bream are being caught on mussels In the middle of the river fishing right on the bottom . Anot her outstanding bream haul was made at the Osteen Bridge Camp Wednesday. Two gentlemen fishing just North ofthecamplandedThlnonlytwo and deMrs. Paul Johnson at this camp mentioned that some •'pecks are still hitting in the deep water around the bridge pilings. - .1 q L DICK AND JIM DOVE . With a dozen bass . . four flounder landed this week along with dens of croakers. tBoth species are salt water fish). The "No-alibi" lure has been the hottest trolling bait according to Sweet, the best color being green. Jim Blythe and Joe Lazare at the "Sports Shop" said fishing has been good all over with many "Tall Tales" being told around their coffee table. Lowell JUicy at his camp on Lake Jessup had wind problems this week with the choppy waters keeping most anglers away. In spite of this a few speckled perch have been landed by drill fishing in the deeper portions of the lake. Riley Is still sucking to his prediction that the shcllcrackers will be on the beds by no later than Saturday and expects terrific bream fishing then. At Camp Seminole on the Wekiva River, Ottii and Irene Faulk took some nice panfish in front of their place of business and mentioned that Tom Hawkins is getting bass every day. Ray Tergola and his wife spent a very good day on the river. Th e couple pulled In nine bass in th e Blackwatmr Creek area and t opped off their string wi th som e good sized bream. Ca tfish are biting again, both channel and butt er cats, along with a plentiful supply of redbreast bream. • A call to Indian Mound Fish Camp near Oakhill revealed that trout fihing has been on the slow side. Ed Herndon, Camp oner, stated that tht lntra.Coastal Waterway is full of bottom fish, especially mangrove snapper. Shrimping was no good Wednesday night because of the high wind but should be okay again as soon as it subsides. Two redlish in the eight pound class were landed this week and a drum weighing 30 pounds was landed on 15 pound test line at marker 70. Some of the boats at Inlet Harbor were able to get outside for ot,ean fishing Tuesday but since then have been confined to port with a howling northeaster blowing. As of Thursday, a calming trend was predicted and the charter boat captains were hopeful of a good week end. The "Snow White 2" had a haul of over 200 red snapper, most of them in the "chicken" snapper class, a couple of grouper, two amberjacks, and the usual pile of black sea Pals Unusual Cri'ptters OVE A #14R7 All You Got ___ _ To Do Is Ask The Tipoff: - - - ____ i*. ____ ____ ____ _______________ ____ ___ ____ ___ _____ _________ IC g (b • _____ — C — b C C ii C (1 — _K - - E . - - U U 14 Li S a .4 S ii a . — w True Sportsmen 'Shock Resistant' Why don't the ne*paper sports sertiuns gl%r more Los erage to competitive water skft? Ali I ever read about h &now skiing. BYHARL,ONBARTLE-I,' domlaated byamoo-USA happy when we take a Copley News 14th pla ce ! Who wants to read about some person from Lower blobovis winning agWa? —A. SL John,Fall River Mls, C@Uj That this is the age of rapid Because water skiing is for the deers, not viewers (and I ahnud mention that the workl water skiin chanirs in ,3 were cliange— "Future Shock," if froni Canada, for the men, and France, for the women. Snow >uu choose—is hardly a secret. siding is also primaril y a participant sport, but they have bern It affects all of us in man' Ale to make it exciting for spectators, too, And they operate with wajis. But I get the feeling the their own locomotion. outdoorsman who truly knows his sports, who can camp out a week without aeetal hundreds 01 dollars' worth of A minority owner In the NFL, Irate at being snubbed the latest gadgetry, who has by the big guy running the flab, Is ready to start some legal fireworks, to make the team accountable for its Mastered the sills of pitting fish on his hook, who Is operation it's not Wayne Valle and theCh)iancj Raiders, knowledgeable in the ways of Got a tough question about sports and the people who the game he stalks-is quite s hock -k-re-si5ta,t 1-4j) them? All you got to do is ask Murray Write him at The Sanford Herald, Unless he succumbs to the French Aveiue, relentless pressure of thousands of he °'!w1're4 !N !ehe!m. 0! ..ms r grctz th,mt drummed into his head each C0401 w ri te personal answers to all questjorilt , rk trouj '.erv aniI4'. h Parting Shot: — for doesn't feel compelled to rush out each year and buy every new gizmo on the market. (also can't help but wonder how rnan people who venture into the outdoors attempt to make up In expensive gadgetry what they lack in knowledge. Invariably, the campers I've run across who best knowhow to cope with the outdoors carry the lead amount of gear. Those who are groping are laden with dozens of useless items they bought because Madison Avenue told them they couldn't wrv,e in the wilds without them. ls applies even to backpackers, who pay dearly for every pound .n their back. I ?'.rongly Suspeti U suwcbody caine up with a 7-ounce folding 4bk ,ouw backpacki-rs woukl take it along because-gee whiz-think how much lighter that is than a regular table. Overbuying probably Is more cn,umon arion Iislwrmen than hunters. And it's the fishing season, the one for largemouth ban that's taking its sweet time getting here, that started me thinking abovt the continual chatsge in outdoor gear and the ieniiltant overbuying. Because the bus haven't decided to bite yet, I've had to be content with rummaging through my fishing supplies In the garage, figuring out what I nnee for the iimpending duels need with those balky FI or1da bass. Notice I said what I reed. not what I'd like to have, which would cost a small fortune. Anyway, it's always nice to haves list of "dream ItetnE' 1A V or l d LI Sunday, M .'unuay, arch 17, 1974 Page 18 'I 11 Miss r ber Br e We f 0 N W p - . i_ id L. O ,. i nerese Pizzulo Weds Kelly Ogden en W IA rr I # v oI I Sweet at the "Fishing Hole Bait And Tackle Shop" showed and "The Peerless Leader,' Frank Chance at first base. Pr. and Mrs. Wright along with Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Today is Sept. 23 and th e NI. leaders are mee ting Scanlon of JacksonvIlle got plenty of action. In their two day head-.on at a point in th e season where every game is visit th ey landed 30shad 15 of th em con taining roe. crucial. Jack Pfelster Some kingfish are still ha nging around the reefs but the and Mathe wson are the mound opponents today. This is just a few of the many catches listed for the past After a long drop In water temperature has slowed down the catches Cassle Risner ut Lemon Bluff on took a nice mixed string of afternoon of excellent pitching, there are two outs in the bottom week, bream and catfish this week but most patrons of the camp the troljing craft. As the weather improves, ocean fishing the ninth and the score Is even, I.I. A general rundown of the Lake Monroe angling by Fred will be on the upswing again,-Izi's GO FISHING! Ther wOmen OnandMBridwell comes upu Giants last hope in the 9th. Moose McOrrnjck is on third and Fred Merkie is on first as Pfelster delivers to Bridwell. Al singles to center and McCormick ftts across the plate with the winning - Q P, rj run. The exuberant fans leap onto the field. It has been a hardearned and Imp / ~ ortant victory for the home-town Giants. What is going on at second base? There seems to be a heated controversy, Chance is fighting Ms way through people to get to By ROLLA WILLIAMS second base and calling for the ball, but Giant his lot, turn a few spades of Joe McGinnity has It is a delightful and Copt y News Service I've been growing my own All that's needed is a wooden decomposed straw or leaves, taken the ball and headed for the dugout earth and pick out a wad of rewarding hobby, takes vir. worms recently and ha ve been box, a plastic tub, an old bucket stable manure and squirming worms. Apparent]y that Is where Merkie went after Bridwells' single. rich, Wally no time, little expense so snccessf ui-with no previous or a A most unusual critter is the big flower pot. Punch a hole screened earth. Dumb me, That time is pretty well past. and puts a I Now the Cubs are "* to get the ball to Second for Al force out on or or earthworm, hook-full of worms experIence_that for maximum angkwarm , Mettle which would nullify McCormlckj' run. But don't despair: worms are Instantly available for the in the bottom for drainage and just dug a hole, sunk a tub, and It's pandemonium as th grow and welfare an ball pla yrrs,olj of the screen it. fans and umpires are all outdoorsmen know him best, easily grown by the bucketful at sudden, unexpected bonus trip worms refl lled with thecfljm bledearfji struggling the fishing worm, I must soon open a n around second base. home, Most successful worm from the hole. to the fishing hole. 41 He is bisexual, which means subdivision for the critters, growers use a bed of peat moss, I added scme worms left over Finally, Umpire ODay officially calls the game off and wi a th he can hatch a crowd all by final Score 011 to 1! from a fishing trip. himself. He has 10 "hearts" or Fred Merkie has committed a blunder that could prove ex- aortic arches. They squirmed out of sight I trenely critical in this 1XS pennant race that Is becom or th sprinkled on some eggshells ing m e In e Icy north he can be and more hectic every day. and coffee grounds, which small as one-twenty-filth of an would have been thrown away, Inch in length, or he can be four . ? and the warms did the rest. feet long in the tropics. It has been a revelation, I From the fisherman's vaZ1_ .7 cl*~ growing these worms through poin t, the worm Is more the winter, waiting for the % . a valuable than corn or cotton or •• " bluegill. the bass and the trout I )I an acre at beans-forte Is the to round into f ishing form. _____ universal, all-round, all-time Ike 00, / 0; I WOMI move like a snake, by champ at fish catching. contracting and relaxing Every fish has a sweet tooth i I. By MURRAY OLDERMAN ~M! muscles. They eat their way % for worms, from the bluegill to through the earth, feeding on theCorn bluefin tuna. decaying vegetable matter Soil and minnows' and and waste pus out the digestive marshmallows and cheese canal, located between the The pro football playcri, polled Individually, don't attract some fish, but others clitellurn, or mating ring, of the really want a strike but will push for one anyhow if resist these tidbits. worn) autocratic owners cut off the pension insurance payments Dried bread and sa lmon eggs " — Some firms-Lazy Ike of Fort after March — the Players Association has already and mealworms interest some, . . Dodge, Iowa, for one-sell _____________________ warned all members to take care of all dental and medical repel others. complete 411 worm kits. These work right now. The fishing worm magnetizes include a Styrofoam bucket, all, rebuffs none. He shimmies bedding and processed food. and wiggles and twists— Q. I recrstly saw Mart RarDos, UCLA's star They work, too, though many Pest-star as "Oak's qiris" and be was great! B. quarterback, ir.0 know Presto! --here comes a fish, any flahennand'i, added pleasure be's going I. parsar an acting career or castlame as a football fish, to look and marvel and making Qi.efr own systems and P1a7 — TI8 iburt, Pa f1ddling around with feeding. Mark has hinted he'd li ke to play more football, but since Of course, the farmer knows ,i 6 My worms lately have been there Isn't much ma rket for a wishbone qua rterback who can't this frisky animal well. It Is '-' eating hominy grits, which throw he'll probably graviate towards acting, which wo id t the na t ural ., uldn't be sa . happened to be on sale at the un usual — his mother (former Elyse Knox) was an actress, nuit of ear th worms In an and Superm ar ket Other foods upon so's his brother-in-law, Rickle Nelson. CTof5oilbringsasmuchaso which they will prosper Include of castings-which is Q. Isay Bobby Layne was still with Pittsburgh in 1963 when ptons bread crumbs, cornmeal, ro d enriched soil an and they lost to New York the last game of the season, Powdered milk, yolk of hardwith Ed &OWJI from the digesti ve tract of the I at quarterback, costing the Sleekrs the division title. Am I boiled egg, molasses, right worm-to the surface each or wroag? I read yaw column faithfully. Robert Watnsby, yrar. homogenizeddog food, coffee Pittsburgh, Pa. grounds, chicken growing &t_.____ -_ In addition, the burrowing mash. I read some,here that worms aerate the deep soil, .0 0 Dear Old (or young) Faithful Bobby, unfortunately, quit enable it to "breathe" ground up walnuts were and to ___________________________ ________________ after the 1962 season. Which was too bad, because he was a absorb es pecia lly good, but they're too moisture which, in turn, ___ winner. Like his old teammate, Doak Walker, once said: "Bobby expe nsi ve for my worms. to the crop yield. never lost a game in his life. Time just occasiona lly ran out on Keep worm box moist, but Friend of man-and Mm." not wet, and screen it ocfisherman-is the fishing Q. Rick Barry of Me Wafflors wents like a bothead to me Casionally to cull out the dead bow does be keep blscool and stlnseorlpalfljs when aegalwaysworm. Time and the flabby-looking wonmc was when the angler, raging at the referees? — Ste e Warnecke, Cleveland, 0. and the bug5 whichga ther ASJHMMIE,A WIGGLE AND get PRESTO! ady ATWIST_ f for a ting re fishi ng date, Rick says he plays better whe n he gets hot I literally, th the feed. at would simply p go to e th back of Here comes a fish—to look, marvel and bite, anger spurs Mm. (Mown. it siso spurred the NBA commission Keep a wet bur la p sack on top toflje him $1,000 or t*imoine an official In ,14 hich møn 1i,rL' di make only Ull.000in "ivy this ieason, Ang er's Wi I' Good,. *rdlh Miss Therese Ann Piaulo, Cynthia Ogden, (Jail Baker and Mnmner, Michael Hubbard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil floor length dress of pink and SUSWI Fireman, Their gowns Bruce Koch, Daniel McCrony, white lace featuring an A.ltne Pizzulo, 9500 SW 92nd St., were identiical to that of the John Pizzulo, John Todd Bruce Miami, and Kelly Ogden, son of skirt. The groom's mother wore honor attendant, except in blue, Sctiwack and Bill Probst. Mrs. Robert Edmund Ogden a pale blue knit dress inand each caffled a nosegay and the late LI. (Jg) Robert Chrissy Davis, (laughter of terspersed with si'ver threads identical to the honor at. Mr. and Mrs. Davie Davis was with ruffled Edmund col la r and sleeves. S. Atlantic tendant's. flower girl and Miles Williams, Both wore white carnation Ave., Daytona Beach Shores, Michael Ogden served his son of Mr. and Mrs. Barkley corsages. were unit ed in Holy matrimony brother as best man. Usher- Williams, was ring bearer. March 16, at 4 p.m. Grandmothers, Mrs. Vera groomsmen were Geoffrey The bride's mother chose a Plzzulo and Mrs. Elizabe th Officiating clergyman at the candlelight, double ring Speleos, wome carnation cor. ceremony at St. Augustine sages to complement their I Catholic Church, Catholic ensembles. ='. Student Center, was Father The reception si te was the Mullin. R eitz Union ballroom In The church was decorateii ainesviII The area was decorated with floral cen___ branced candelabra and two spiral candelabra with burning tapers interspersed with pink roses, blue and white flowers. Given i b Emil Church. Pizzulo, the bride wore a formal Officia ti ng clergyman at the length original gown designed candlelight, double ring ceremony was Rev. William B. Do candlelight French peau-de• wney. Mrs. Irene Brown, soic and hand made alenci •. organist, presented an ;ippropriate muic;il program in eluding tb4 %se(jtjifl ' muir hi lace. Uhi. fitted bodic. Church decorations included two candela bra withfeatur a mandarin neckline ca thed ral tapers, two basket arrangemen and ts of red and white carna ti ons, two vases of bridal flowers with beaded. 11w A-line skirt, eill. palms flanking the altar, hellLshed with lace and seed (;is- en in marriage by Icr fath er, the bride pearls, terminated in a long r. mal length gown of white organza over ta ffeta , a train. Cath with empire Bridesmaids were Karen Reynolds, sister of the bride, and Denise Benton, sister of the groom, They wore formal lengthgown.sofred silk cr e pe withwhite lacfcummerbu matching headpieces and carried a single white rose with red ,, - E 10 '- ' '' ' ' / '• - ', , . .4 , - - r . e! ' ' - .1 11 ..--_^ -- ,,4'" , ' "I - - -. -- ' wedding decorated with .- r fresh flowers and between tiers was a spouting water fountain with pink lights. I)rink "stirrers" engraved with the bride and groom s names were ised in the punch bowls - -. .• __ — .1 \, , . For traveling ,Mrs. Ogden , t short sleeve jacket and halter top trimmed with silver studs The Couple left for an extended .. . -~ , *I' Tli~ Aal - -- - a 1, - wedding trip to Aspen, Colo.. ' J - . 1 - p, Hawiii and Tahiti. Their new rcsith'nu will tx t 3115 N.W. - - I ) . . . ' .. j I -1111= I MRS. CA RL() J ANTON I N I .11 NOt' Janet Sue' E)iRona D oiza-Anton izi Nuptials Spoken ffl i fly F',tNNET-IF: El) AIWS Herald Correspondent . ..43!''i -' ' - distributed to the approximately 500 guests attending. . .( 4 .., . I ', ' bags of pink net were 7' , Patrice Pizzulo, sister of bride. s maid of honor. Shf-' was att ir ed in formal l ength down of ink knit with hooded jacket. and carried a I aI The ~~ - __ streamers. delatira with white tapers. linda Knowles and Mary Ann f.dnwnsofl presided at the bride's book table .:- .~~ Z , .. nosegay of pink tea roses and white orchids with white ribbon 4 -1 __ . Ifer eil of imported illusion fell from a lace Camelot cap with a circle lace edged mantilla, and she carried a r. . Miss Paula Jean Weber, da ugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. Strl W. Weber, 1% Oakland Dr., Sanford, became the bride of Gary lee llenton,sonoI Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Benton, Route I Kemp, Tex, Feb. 1, at 7:30 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutherian waist and long sleeves. The gown and train were trimmed With embroidered designs. Her sho ulder length sell of silk illusion was secured b a crescent shaped headpiece of seed pearls and she carried a nosegay of white roses with wNte ribbon streamers and center corsage for her going-away o utfit. Maid of home, Miss Lily Wharton, wore a fl oor length gown of red silk crepe, headpiece of tea roses and baby's brea th , inti tarried i inglt' lung te'rnriieJ white ruse wi th red and Mute ribbon strcjmers, 4-Z..17_-~ I VI I, ,I ` ;4 1i 111111 ';laiiiiiih.. ' iwr . The groom is owner of ' ng S ctudi )El.TONA-M Dtfl U Recordi Janet Sue Di Bona, daugh ter of Mr. d o, Co. O and Mrs. Peter J. DiBona of 1188 West Page Drive, Ui ,amneaie, and part nosegay of ink roses with married owner Carlo Joseph Antonini of whit e accents around a o Uu Productions. Winter Daytona Beach March 1 at Our and white ribbon streamers. an aglasshold:r with pi an Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Park and New York. Richard Benton served his brot her as best man and Officiating clergyman at the 1p.m., double ring ceremony, gu ests came ushers were Sterl, Fred and Timothy Weber, brothers of the Bridesmaids were Beverly from New York V k New Jersey, Wile. MRS. KELL\ ()€,DEN Morris. Canine Perri, Ramon Lauder.Mrs. Ruth Pullen, organist, presented a pre-wedding recital of appr opriate nuptial selections. The bride 's mot her chose a fl oor leng th dress of red Tay l or . Ava Silber Dania and . Robin and otter ...NeeTherese a A. Ann Pizzijlo li ne polyes ter crepe matching accessories and a cor o Florida Ccities. es. Church decorations includ ed alta r baske ts a rranged with sa ge white roses, The groom's mother wore a floor length red and white carnations and lily-of.the-valley dress of with jade red knit, A-line styled, with matching accessories and a foliage. Tall brass candelabra held glowing tapers ) and the corsa ge of chancel rail was draped with large white satin bows, ro. The bride, given In marriage by her fa th Th e reception site, Sa nf ord Garden aub, was decorated er, chose a f ormal V * in a red and white color scheme Including gown, princess styled, of creamuff satin. Th white wedding e scooped neckline was trimmed with Chantilly lace bells suspended from the ceiling. All tables were ov erlaid and the long with white cloths and adorned with red and white ga ther ed sleeves of matching lace were cuffed streamers. with th e gown fa bric. A matching lace ruffle bordered the he ne Refreshments of cake, champagne and sherbet punch, mli . 8 MARGUERITE SULLIVAN A Juliet cap of matching lace over cream-puff satin. The mints, nuts, and a variety of cheese balls and tea crackers. The IS represented the 3,01)) Women need to find ingenious heads contended. "Just look at scooped neckline was trimmed wi th Copley News Service Th e cake was decora ted with red hearts, white cupids and women who will be candidates ways to raise Chan tilly lace and the money, the "W- ho w many bells , Mrs. Fran Morton cut and served the cake male candidates long gat hered sleeves of ma tc hing lace were cuffed with the this year for state and national '74" Ieaderssaid, and must and po uring take have upgraded women on their go wn fabric. A matching were Mrs. Janette Alexander and Mrs. Pe WASHINGTON-Mark 1974 offices. That is a tripling from the example of the woman who staffs," la ce ruf fl e bordered th e hemline. te Fordham. said Mrs. Carpenter, as the A Juliet cap of matching lace over cream-puff po year of woman For her going-away outfit, Mrs. Benton wore a threelitical 1972's 1,025 female candidates, was s'aetorious in satin her race for a SEX OR PARTY power. Chalk up these off- of whom 458 won, piece be ige knit pantsuit and t he rose corsage from her secured her floor-length veil of Imported illusion and she place on the Livingston, Ala., election year 1973 results as an Women won't sit back ttd carried a bouquet 01 white, pink and pale blue carnations, wedding bouquet The couple left for a wedding trip to North Political realities in 1974 will City Council. 11cr campaign year and let other women daisies and baby's breath, showered with long white satin indication of what 1974 will help women candidates this was from the seat of her struggle alone if the presence of streamers. brin The groom is a carpenter and the bride is employed by )'ear. said Mrs. Carpenter. and with funding of only bicycle $17. five congressworn Attending her sister as maid of honor Spra gue-Dearborn Electric Co -Sixty-seven Massachusetts "Watergate has not turned at was Mrs. Walter "And we will encourage press conference meant wo men won local office nly people off from politics, Patricia Cadak. Her formal plumolor ed Out-of-town guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stidd, polyes ter gown it has women to take positive s ta nds anything. "This is one of the was fashioned along the princess silhouette, She wore Mr. and Mrs. ('art Sinfield and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sinfield, 22 had been incumbents' turned them on." a sheer On Issues at a time when so real pluses. Wo men will go out white straw picture hat trimmed with pink Tucson elected it., first woman all from Ohio, POliTICAl. NO-NO velvet streamers, runny races are personality and speak and work for and carried a Colonial to the City Council; five women nosegay of pale blue and white carcontests des- aid of substance." WOffln," were elected to Aticnt.a's nine. said Mrs. Carpenter, na ti ons, daisies and baby's breath tied with pink velvet "Watergate made big money she said. Will they choose sex or part)' ribbons. member school board, a political no-no; 1974 will be a If the number of women first' "Abo I Another sister Miss Michelle Anna DiBona ut September I'll be -In Colorado, 62 per cent of low budget year and the year of running for state 11 was the i. and national out working for Democratic bridesmaid, Her aqua gown all women candidates were the homemade campaign," and flowers were identical In office will triple in 1974, so will women first victorious In municipal eke- said Mrs. Carpenter. and Democratic design to (he honor attendant's. and her bouquet was sUnflar. women's aceeptabilit', "-'7." men second," she ciki except In blue tones. tions as opposed to 48 per cent if the males; Charlotte, NC., — -___________ -Serving th e bridegroom as best man was Sgt. U.S.A.F ,m g Walter ('udak, Michael J. DiBona, brother of th e bride, was elected its first woman in 21) , .. ,% I usher. . years to the City Council - 15 of -• I Dawn Schmidt, gowned in a floor-length creation similar to 16 major women candidate., for AL — th e attendants, was fl ower girl and dist ri inoyoral and city council seats s.-', buted petals down the bridal path from a silver basket. an Iowa were victorious, and in For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. DiBona Rochester N.Y., the first 1 wore a light blue polyester gown with long sleeves, white accessories and a woman vice mayor won as did 'T"I [! 4J corsage of pink cnd blue carnations, the ft female town super. I The bridegroom's family was u na ble to at te nd visor th e wed di ng due to a recent move to Tuscon, Ariz. The bride 's home was th e recep tion si te im . ,. I OIJTlCALREjj mediately following th e ceremony. 4 A Arrangements of pink, white and blue carna tio ns The list goes on and were featured on the serving tables, w hich were ov Add it u and throw In , 4 erlaid with litic 1 realities of 1974 lace cloths. The tiered we1ing cake was decorated with embossed flowers, tiny wed ding bells and iieans women vi ct ories ' for a miniature . It bride and groom. A canopy above the cake was adorned with state and federal elections this -. white doses. on-election year. At least that i An elaborate dinner of Italian foods, prepared by the calculation of the bipartisan the !'ride s fa th er, a c ulin ary artist, follow National Women's Political ed th e traditional / 1 harnpagne toast. (iucus, which recently laun. Mrs. Janice : died M Win with Womenregistered the guests in the bride's . 'ok and rice bags were distr ibu te campaign. d by Mrs. Ed Schmidt. For traveling the bride wore a Navy Polyester The gooI is to get women of pant.swt • with white collar and cu ffs and white , political a accessori es , Following a wedding trip, the newlyw eds are residing at office and help women can. l)aytona Reach where he is assistant manager of Trailways didaIC3 With back-up political a li beral arts major at Daytona Beach se services like public relations, . legal assistance, and nuilnly - .,, just t he how-to's. The female political exper". f .• 7 are throwing their weight in. At . , ", . the 'W-'74" kick-off, I.i . - ... _L___ Carix-riter, former While How., __ . ) — press aide during the Johnson ' administration was __ 1( 1 en 1, , i ''urgtng the peniocrats a; Jill Iluckelshaus, currently in Ihivid H. Smith of 411 Scott Honors comnhiiiltees. 4,I' She is ,/f., the White house staff, wa As-c., is announcing the rmnpin -cdit United State' Bank i , ht',i(fing up the' Republicans r r engagement and fortheonung 11cr uiar,ct', born in Arcadia ---. -'I marriage of his daughter, is the grandn of Mr and Mrs I Judith Ann, to William Ku Thiii Mickler and ELIMINATE MYSTERY Mrs. Alton Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Parker. all of Arcadia. "Our goal Is to lake the 1 - William E. Parker of Fort , lie' is a 1970 graduate of \ Pierce. mystery out of campaigning for S&'mmnole high School where he ' llitightet' of the late Helen p was a mtmnbcr new and less experienced I of Nation,ii Sliiith, t he bride-elect was born honor Socetv, Key Club, Boys candidates," said Slss in Orlando and is a 1979 State' and P'arenthold, chairwoman of the was on the swimming gradwite' if S&'riiinide high ,inil haskethahl National Women's Political ; teams Caucus Srtioo$ where she was a and herself a I REV I hi \ ( After graduation in June I\DV L E iI lileflilcr of l'1', Aechor flub Democratic candidate for from United Sta tes 1ilit irs . governor of Texas. Latin flub and National Honor IN SUOW business the names of the King Sisters and Alvino icail&'iiis. West ("mt h' will fley are .it't. Or to put it mothcr way, 'TIe virtually synonomous as they have been associated Siflce inter t Army ,i 'ti .i . 0 irici the early whole idea is to return govern. Mercer University where F'orties ilhlCi together lieutenant' have made he entertainment history. was iiier.t to the people," said Mrs. During the graduatedswuma cum i'r'i of the HiLt Bands Rev organized a dance hand, starring the King laude Ui 1971. MissStntth was:i liuckeishauL whointrodul IS 11w w edding will he an event . I . Sisters, anu n d lat iliormiber of (hi Omega social •t st's symbol prototype" can. erIfl1Irrleti i.UiS(. iaer jint, other •( •ar1o, famous sisters,. • June 12, at 2 p ni, at I, sororit),Car(lin,il Key, Gamma Presbyterian Church. No First d;dates to show there are husbands, Sons and daughters composing the King F amily will appear MRS. (;AR LEE B E N TON to'al It-eta Phi and wi's qualified and formidable i' concert Monday, at 8 p.m., at Sanford (avic (" on the invitations are being sent Nee Pa ula Jean Weber enter for p;itron; of Fi!t .'t Ii InS, Sttint It'iii;ilt' candidates out there 'minolt' M t'tu;iI ('oncert Associa t Ian ,Ifl' risitrI I' rf 11-crn : .irul ( u- rnir,s % keddill, " ' . • . f,.. . , ' 7 men oters, So Use Your Political Clout Baby - ._. , , • 1. ' % - ' - . • - . . . • ' . I' - . - . " ..' '• . - . . '..-' ' , - ... ' . ISS .Di?lilii. - • (triter . , -- - / lUll // - . ,JlllU 1.) "( 11 - V . . . - ' -. — . . . . - - _' ,. S '. '' IC - . . w , ' ' in �-. - ____ I U -- 1 28—The Sanford Herald 6/ Sunday, Mar. 17, 1974 ri,- P1'11 I S v0WA V7NP11& (1' - .U.- ING FLATTER)' - that we should t all. many can toast ci hiving gone out on i }fq ,$ . i.i i II - ~ Ill-year-old ltd, it . I. - - __ ~ - , a I had brief but pleasant chat with Morgan Sellars It -".- often enough let keep up floor-length knit skirt In a cable card pattem it is cwnbined with a payester ft , - I - = 291511 _ - _--- -c4 -- -'- ,-- r ~ - -1 . It -% . collar .-• Women's libber3 (and nonlibbers but not non-women) who have an uncontrollable yen for freedom. Just take a look at 'Ir 'I 11 a Dora I.Ae Ruwell,' a truly i liberated women, - - -- -- _ u designed by Mir.am Klein. -.1 . _A~~ 1, I . X_ZFt~ lt' - ff I . - 11 _Z ~ " -I_ - , - _'.. ... Ii - - --- -i---, ,'..- - - W_ SPe'hM of Spring and the the Gem-a Post Office. birds and bees, report that young Master irent beques, don't ft TheBabb -:.- 1 t." nature 1 --- - - ARR Say. how about the Zoo? Happy llrU let JAM and Ikannine Clark andl a route to Geneva they stopped in tia and t LiLfLtt iS i cian C' a about...1 wish we could think of paced life. • And Saves Health By ELDA ,NICHOLS 01 Bit iv C) Ihes. leading to the restoration of the goodies" I asked. "Did Perhaps i we were all more you buy . s Of. I inotivate people to stay on their ) ~ n- n V (1 ich e K e C V IF C C K F C a U V C S a S 1 ans e ter - fly FAUNNE-M EDWARDS Servirie is nothing new for teaches mus c the urkeys i J ulia, for all tier life she has City. and to Barracks 01 World War-I of farm in Brook Park. Ohio, DeLwwl, Julia Is a volunteer where Julia received her hospital worker for the r'hIlc?tIon. awbaries in the VA hospitals "As the family grew and with in Florida i' 'hrl.'!rmn to edacmte and feed ih,idiogutowortalteiShe is presently serving the jr Pcigti veterans in Lake City VA sa id Julia. making lap robts for the Pam . six years- Julian criestes; Lhc fnen&- She and her committee membm deliver thern to the r. IF F Al parties the committee gives for patients, the men play bingo and the women award them prizes umcluditi "1 rolled bandages and 'I Pd for the iieii crnes during those war days, just as wd All 0men d4 uuco,' he asked ni to join the VFW ('uiJe-g in &-iva. (or cooking sume0mes they deliver cream, toilet ar!icJes, entered juliardScboolo(Miiaic gum,cigarelitt's and OQW item in N"w York CRY WtWO he earned a Muster's dejree, fle ' - ' . - - — ) # 0 04~0 \$ / A a 0 to ___ _k. - ~ Julia worked as a cook at two area restaurants. She also terms service twvia Two years later mowd to a moblk horrie, -In in _W . ~_ - . -. j__Uftfl w~ . . " ' -. - 7. IT . . - mo long "We keep an ; o, . - - . . DAI ' . called a place when iA - at irianio - Municipal Auditorium. Show time is Friday, at 8 p.m., and Sunda%.I 2 p.m. - - I • - y ... Knows who she is and where she' Merald Photo by Doris Williams) eaii D evelops ant r u,' MUS Rees Said there is no age limilk but those who have been hired range from Ill to 33. vation s nth; new to D. ernergenc) med . / On a first engsgement the or1gir1sget l,000 yen(bout develop a continuing program IiIlS5ii)IlS, In :;ie care, car- QownCotony, she said, she did to provide city employes with IiacuniLs,b areas. rehabili. some photography and worked L,tiii arid upward mobility," she added. for a secretarial and an escort The new program will provide an open curriculum ex. f, 204 E. First S1 Ph. In-cell a —_ — - -a"1111111111 I-— : ______ ________ ______ - .. "_ ~_ - %_ • . -. r. . . , I Park ... but not before a good addition to oolice and fire per- You I 11 " 'w Ha d Grand Time." . I 1,~I . - - . -- 1. - \ 1 t , . Companionship and Relaxation Me as say "Bingo". Mrs Mary BoIley and rs. Gladys Lasher are engrossed in this ever ii popular game as M rs. rina Sauls watches, Seminole Lo it Nursing and Convalescent Residence 300 S. Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322.6755 - I Awdjo 3ahia AW of W..4114 Fsrks 04 E. IRST ST. phone 323-2110 P,STERCRGE RANK AMERICARD STORE 'IOU RS: 9 T05:30 EACH DAY D oubl e Kni 11 ts !S.d 060 Wide /2 PRICE 94 $ 1 Notions Notions and good taste - ' •TRIM5 & THREAD 1 - .. - - X4 : Ic . Uniperrin - W_ - 11 11Vpman S mirage flrsr # .'p-t - 'Permanent Flocked ' '. . F '. *Cotton & Poly Blend ONO Iron - 49 $ Tricolor Red Ensemble . I am I Boutique 0 Jewelry " I eye on f',er" tllv•r tones Necklaces - Earrings Zodiac Pendants - Rings. G46 FOR EIVIERV OCCASION / Ut Your BankArnericard o,Master Charge ' 'i#i' I i I' LOITERS & LIVING PLANTS b In"boauliful gold and - # I "DrilL. 11 1 o 316 Commercial (Next to Holiday House) PH.322-1121 201 S. Elm (in the Ace Hardware Bldg.) Phone 322-4913 Sanford 3anford 20. E. Commercial Dial 3224822 $ 69 U ,,' Sanford Flower Shop HAIR STYLING SALON 139 Rat Sportswear Solids *Permanent Press *Colton & Poly 04S" Wide 1-6-Z-~_1 ; I .m YD. She will apprec. iate your thoughtfulness JV I 10 Np~ 1. IF , 1. ,, sonnel, a po - st,al clerk, a letter . .- 11110ghtweight to say 11 .-' 7r? 8.L. Perkins Mm's Wear 'mts Galore A Lovely Way 5 11 RENTALS :cr V,Wdinqs. Proms. etc 1.7 - 11- . happen in America." The rules prohibit going to private ooms ho te lother. wise, but there is no time limit at for the escort senice. * thousand ppl ions came in Screening U dth -ed tti class up ni,i: tins niionths, A4"x., "I - for Your Men's Formal Wear technician ey alone. This could hardly ,e* _. // A many of them are interested In using languages 83 they Meet Nl-*%%' YORK iAPi -- In. carrier, secre , u and an forei ners, rather than in mon. , 1 '' - - And she added: "Please don't Id. "It seems to me that ii ,' i n this 4 .1,1 . , k I'I I if -_ -I k,- tefleclual level," Miss Rees , / q. . ' . BILINGUAL ESCORTGIULSSERVICE, . . . Caters to businessmen in Japan They speak either English, Spanish, French or Italian, and some s8Il attend collese. "I was surprised at their in. S - 1 -I 1 - W my kids huggin g my apron." guage !)OR,\ LIE RUSSELL, LI 13E1(ATE[) V, NAN L 'I IL X _-_ mid, including two Germans She said she plans to stay on but that In and one Amerlc,an. The reason here for somie n most of the x 'ears or sofro'm now "I'd was because bke to be standing in fro-it uf a she double-door refrigcratcr with ct the'lr lack of foreign " . . p. 50 have been accepted, she - - .4~ - .. T_ ,- More than 150 gli-is have sp. service. It was there she got ask my age because liii much , ~ - , .rI I !_ it ay out of boredom" and that ing. It is open to adultst pre- timely -Tn-Tn" A I hed for Jobs with the service the idea of coming to Tokyo ywnger than I think I ought to to start this busvii'" since It opened recently. About and opening her own firm. of the Regiment," a delightful comMy opera and - , Tokyo to sign a contract while it only takes a few days In o th. n- cc," she sajJ in an Interview, With this I'm off to find a new paring for a first or second ta• iiiarcii I - a professional escort service can help them. Man) fore ig ners complain to me th at It takes a week in dimension al the gala festival reer and has evening and sumweekend al I,och Haven mer session classes. So far. in SCiivuUiC(. a room Hawthorne. the bell captain "I'd trY to push him. Then i Mid a our-sear veteran at the gucs I'd use the old knee i ~ .I . 11 . Guild's forthcoming production "The Daughter - Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) I baccalaureate program innurs- ' GAIL 11011INSoN will star in Opera Gala 1) _ . Lyle Sheffield who leads the p.30) per hour, one third of the . We have ,, a any n Ger,itol set's "Project contract amount. For second or The dean pushed aside tier Greatest" invit ed me to a tea glasses, brushed back her grew- 'if inquiries i n all over the mo re engagements with the honoring the author of the cook- blonde hair and admitted tht C(Iuf!tr and o other coon- some dent, she gets 2,000 yen anything or anybody after 'oiklng th em in bourbon", And I won't tell you his! Smashing' - 119t, ft W - 14 In bVe WM her," said W hubwW have great gim dw Ramapu College, for more SOW names-makes them stand out P5YdVb9Y study. "brotherly," accord' lie's the oldest 01 five dill. IngThey're from the rest of the Jones boys to Diana. "If I'm en Mr. and Mrs. John D. and gins a Martlnaz,dconwttromatiome ''tw guts looked loyJv m that resounds with music, Her I . , •• - - . Our contact person utuo and Monmout" Olege In never have time to sit cloym CIBYds (Mrs. Ashby)Jones ws 3 New Jersey. She was a wait. and relax. Th,ey,re an up . rels In the hotel dining rot,m tkght I. does her think! In the Semi"' nole ur-lil this past September when, fl1 n; to Diana the schools' office in Sanford. She s'° 11 persor w as extremlY helpful and we'd ftuld have bellhop experience. said benho John ps tire. 23, of a cc munend her as a seavt&rY -WOrkWg " A Waitress had (WIOrL % carries her load to any=. orcused my in . . i Japan ___. . - . i book, "Cooking With Flowers". successful progranis. though re- tries on that rgrain and the per hour. . polive-fire prc rm,"she said. I Ively Lyle explained that the warding, cause problen-u. Sliss Rees said she decided to . -When you develop a new "We ,Aante( t-bring into the book came up with some unusual recipes and asked me If program and find it's success- nursing prof, ~-on men stu. start the escort business after raveling to Europe as a sb.i. I knew that about anything f ul, you're always measuring dents who b ature of their t dent,, working in Washington, bn cha the concept as )OU go al nge the could be done with Gardenia changing it to make it more in- iniage of nu ig as being a D.C., for the White [louse con. petals after marinating them in clusive and figuring out ways %%oman's ca I — the dean ference service and the Navy bourbon. to get more financing for it. said. "The% . r-nien who are and Air Force exchange serv. Sly reply was. "You can do That's why President Jacque]- "iterested it rofessionals in ice, and after spending a year just about anything with inc Wexler of hunter wanted to trisis areas ('IileflCflC) ad- in Hong Kong, In the British I - their lapel bUtonho), "but I guests. "I think women want 1don'Icornw.eermyielfa Ithber. respect moat all.,, of variety Of evening Outfits from father works in television but saidSokol, "You never know." But Diana said not one male fancy ,a s ger and gu p been fresh s far. gowns, 111 . - " now teach" former Helen Moore, sang tn ly to me... opers. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR C. PASS How would hardiea According b Diana's imme &Wrc! ype, making ...Life of service to hospitalized Werans date , bost Tom Sokol, 23. al a pm? Jim many Umes have i -1. - , iterest te hotel - %vterans organizations and Highland Country i =1 .i L and the fathers and daughters studied together," 1)r. Hoboes said, ' F long has been conducted In " ~ ., I 16 bars, right clubs. re3taur ts J on golf course& Miss ~a" nls ru _0% , "') -~ M d she thinks that many bu3i. ~* .. . - . __ ' I'm for equal pay the doesn't skip or forthlngs that mike senie; I'm ' not extremist,, The I) of people I see es She joined th e hotel staff in eryday,Intth1kyrAugust 1912 after studying pay. too happy In li fe Th ey are too thobgy at FIndly College In ca ught up in their work. They I A lot ci business - practical nurses i I.PNs i to reg- classes first - . ,ou'd need in my when she's with her client, 'Well. I have to go now, bye' istered nurses; to train fire and ieave him fighters and policemen for secMiss Rees declined to clu, ond carecrs in nursing and now ;Ird t1njIitProram Close how business been, Accordingto Vertis Sn Is a continuing education program -- t vre l al a point but she indicated that most L ..n,oru unIor 'Aomen s (Job ' .' i - r'r .n u to work .a. ii calls to h.er office m downHome 4- - 1 Life Department obtain a nursing degree, fIll gel retiil rwh'it tie's alown Tokyo have been from "We started 3ur first class in read) taken," - eval _12 _ chairman, Mayor I,ee Moore , cadded. foreign businessmen. students in nurs vht:i 1k -, has proclaimed the week of 1%5 with r,imn to uping. Now there are 1,500 baiic grade I.P.Ns it) e,utcrecl nurs. March 17-23 as Home I~fe "It's just started, but ~ dii) session students. 'Ac ha v e es was armo 'd. the dean sore we're on the right track " =- -, Wee k. had as many as four fathers of ~. -plianned to .- 25 stud nts she said. students in polict--fire classes, in each of th ':'- i /)/.) ,, hen the beIl rkigs. Diana . - Scout Service Unit chairman, pants and brown sisrt. Thirteen "Men have very eIt1se who did a grea' deal of the wear floral ties, but one bed- egos. to cordinaung for this event, sizes wi th an orange and prove Th ey're always it ey are a man> '1iey th LIOWTi scarf. Troop leaders involved were can't relax and feel good about Mrs. Joseph Murat, Troop 321; That's 21- themselves." Mr-s. Paul Hurl Troop 4. )'ear-ukl Diana Martin, a Al though she his a hand cart don't go around burning bras. , "% most Of all, Gloria and Un Eagleston. granted by the eame com. recognizesherownidenfit~ , w4a — :ipljl!liilllp"wPIT , - ~ . - f . , I: A_ Management Goal Meant to say more about first annual "Bosses Night" thrown by member, of the rcetntl).irgann,ed Seminole County F4ucatwna lS ta Association at Mid-Florida Cowctry Club a few weeks ago - - ilaiou., ntertaInnen7 an nswe The Pickers include U.nda I I . . '. Juli woeIdrArl$fleM wanted my son to have a good cducatmon so I werked in the meat department of the ALP ., , - Wilham Firzsimmions) and Barracks and Auxiliary in Gkmw. DeLand where Julia, altpr .. ..My dillughw married I Imly, .. - In 196" Vw was ffnplo)ed In m to), IV when Arthur efired, fxtory in nearby fiteres. where they mmd to DeLaryl. Her - w met an4l inarried Harry Isister lived here .-ivl the) were 41 MA L1k, an engtr.wr, 11hey had 4mLenLa1Fknd After the death of • help in their service work," was my specialty." Juba said. for smicie Men and ,heir de. A tvfte musk major. Glem pendents, to the veterans, - TJf kI1IIIII4 I ri- Auldw exchange coupon books to for a while WW then took the cooked for all dtnr*rs and "sillOn of cook al Baldwin social functions it, txr.r,sit 1-virrhase itrin, !t - ff*tI — - _ • Marguerite C. olmes - she are enrolled. I-iou I-ane was in colamand of thrives on building new prut. If it is succe! fit , the pro. -" Miss llnda McGinnis, Troop "bellehoP" with long raven an which to put age, some Ilrrald(orrespoadest organization memnberalnpa to niade pies. Her committet 4fl- Mr-s. Vinton ha1r, green eyes, and a curvy ,. mien won't let her tft L.orayne M been charitable t4mard othe" bag, In 1955 Julia married 7 figurt , )n & the Other trim 125I-pound she said. after their initial al. DEBARY — The wJc -t yJ food Troop SM; Mrs. Torn Cr Born in Yugoslavia to Pass, a met.alergis( with Barracks No. llfl, of [.lIona- preparation. e, , tonisbinent at biting served by arid hapixness of the haspi4giltzed Andrem and Julia Columbus. Geriffal Motors Corp. DeBary. where they work Julia is now serving 'Me hotel's publicity man a wo man bellhop. her third Troop 737; Mrs. Gerald 0. vetem is the furst axicern of Julia Yvarned for the freedom -He was just what the doctor harder than ever for the hos. )ear as calls her a "Statuesque beauty VAIA hospoital cliair. She was amused by one male - , a Mrs. Stewart from Glen Rock who his guest Julia Pass whose creed is Of the United States, When ordered and a veteran of World pitalized veteran, who said man of WWI Auxiliary he'd his tz. Troop 759, serviice. 'Aa3 orie-year-old the family War I who had men duty overcracked the barrier which When the VFW barracks and tona-DeBary. and will continue own bags and offervd to tote Miss McGinnis, a troop sailed for the U~S.A. ancl settled sea." Julia said. medle the beftp brigadelu" a her tm unit gave a veteraing, day as a humanitarian for many leader. is &, President of the Attxiliary to so a in McKeesport, Pa. where her member of ZTA saictly rule domain." Ik *as Instrumental in her chnner dance for over 3DO. Julia yew$ to come. Women are "pretty Inclifferrac °. father became interest and concern I World to her role, she said. She ,s mid War I Nr'spitalard %eterans li C Diana i the bellhops carry come to a generalization about Thv fartilly later nio%ed to a -I ;wt president 4 the auxiliar . their first name on a card over women in her study of hotel wateri'd she collects S the lunchem. given In FTU's Village Center. ,_ Into the Organized alabaster objoLs 'd art ship. "Unfortunately," Miss Rees to highlight the New York in 194 to develop a qualified stoden orkIng to. Fisherman of Florida and ped. All the alabaster arrived Iaahton basic nursing baccalaureate ward a degree, 'I to add 5() aid, "I ye had to turn down evening's es. ''f National Organized Fishermen. in a sad. shipwrecked state. many good Japanese girls behoboes were tprogram for Hunter. Since that more at the iming of the Approval of the use of wire Dora Lee knows who SiN! ls ime, she has instituted pro- next semester. ell give nurs- Cause of their home curfews. I l'eg an baskeLs and trot lines was where she's at, but Mergo and graims to upgrade licensed ing science nutrition cannot expect an escort girl to SIG you we fiot. ford Civic Center. nita Many coriclitions can for a b~y Placing different pictures of frequent spare time, she itovres We were not -itzWknig" in Why not Plan to take in the Shelley, Terri MOO. Tracie special diet, such as ukvm food on a tray. She uses this working with flowerL ow sensie of the word, yet we Winter Park Art Festival Ob Schneider. fAnds Stoddard, diabetes or some heart method of Instructing patients, Naomilebecame aWdiated with Amy Sullivan, 111nda McGinnis, sem doing just Lft was alo( weekend also. U Joe and I co ll get diseases, ac rding to Naomi. as we as playing tapes to Semino Of fun, more so since I have Shan Sizemore's wedding HEAD Memorial Hospital in Peggy Springer Cheryl Austin , hotel, "Beithopping is stepAssociated Press Wrka mTw been a pasunger in so fWwtn done Saturday, we will The dietitian ationpits to make explain the reasonizig behind 1967, at the of clocUm Barbara McRae, Debbie 0-4 SIDU to MMMement." sure the patient gets the cwTed each diet - Diets have changed whofell the need of SADDLE BROOK, N.J. (AP) Diana his lotuld her dutW. small an that ado.Scooter decides make tracks to view this much hope food. in an adequitte amount, considerably in recent years, teach patients the ""mane to Spenw- Karen HeffldN-Susan -The 14 bellhops at a hotel aide from I anWpated emL importance Carrick and Becky Bolte. & ltep*g SIDne, A and yet, not make the patient she explained, and a new diet of special diet& Mm Al Miller is the Girl here all wear the saw uni. veritable course tn psychology, form: orange jacket. brown particularly male. DeBary CoupleFindsN U nutrition course for school food f(sud supervisor before g sers ice employees, in Orlando, diet once they return hi*ne" to Sanford one night a week. In her nN ' Naomi plans attractive diets many ir111• 'P It IIL1 w korn Fayetteville, Tenn., is to d, e, bilingual escort girls rb Japanese and foreign . the grande performance a grains county com,mercial fishermen. gram optYi a lways be She arrived home with jewel. The dean of the Hunter Col. Open to mature Ldents," Dr. contest where the girls donned (q Thit group. now governed by a studded baggage and had sheep's clothing and the lege-Bellevue School of Nursi rig 1101mes said. board of directors. has bet In copper, brass, gold. silver and fellows, outmoded women's came to the City University of 'We expect t4sart accepted __ reporter riding around Geneva sacred music. The time is 3 L'ie other day in 'Scooter's" pm. and he Place is the Sari- - --_ ' minute (the Monday alter the to 1339.42 annually. It's ,In — m transformed no1 an aced hobo reat when mbers and guests of i.eta i Saturday raise is the day to something to think about ckIbho3Ie$$es? Yes, is the answer of a yo American woman who has Colum bus hall was visits to Seminole County andMrs. Bill (linda) Shroeder. assisted by Olive and Tom Commission and Florida Garne Bill is a court recorder with George. outdid themselves in Corrunission at Tallahaissee, U,S Air Form at Adana. preparing hobo Miami and Tampa, eventually T 1 1 ele Rees, a tall, honey onde _--il- -- babykins, Melony I,ynn. to her - week at the hospital and Junior College they first see a diet. Nutrition ) If y thing that you Coinni.uiity CbCI'U$ md day at Orlando General illulgtngacoupleci tbe acngs. ucation saw Seminole Junior ed is really a needed A native Floridan she Davidou"Scooter" Oldman, 11w Pickers also College thIng. The hardest is to returned as Polk COIM school Hospital. She also teaches Jeanrdr*Clark and your ro%ing Choraliers in a concert ( --- - Social chairman Marian mination resulted in repeated daughter and husband, S.Sgt. Farella and her committee Kumirds in the area enjoyed a Our IOVdY Young 3*tchboard green... we're stamps to go with left over conservative, we could lighten Some peciple say you are what Naomi follms Lhe doctors get-together down at the hamie K. V. Berson. food service reminded of Girl Scouts who eight-cent stamps. "'Wom I pardoin the pun) our light star at the Herald has told you eat and as a dietitian, Mm orders for special diets and ma of Harold ancl Fern with lots cif na ger at the hospita1. saK noted their 62nd birthday tim me Did you know your water some of my clear Naomi Forbes believes what Instructs help the individual in "Diet supervision is vry tin- past week (they wear green heater uses about 346767 cents I electric) bill! reacim has ;iwtoget,uti*jch you eat determines how you mak1ngtheirchotcoff00005 portant. We are food phar- uniforms, you know. with mie during the day (often feel. worth of electricity per selecu-'re menu. My ftiftid,t JAO CAM ill- at iKafle) and have found that I eme eeat Mrs. iiaomi Forbes Is a macists" aftWgering food &Vjts from t he E&AbrOOk That's based on the Average •'Wc try to adjust the diet to for the body. We go by what the (tamed me that she would aid Tanglevood areas were residential utility rate room of a church-sponjored was either away frmn the therapeutic dietitian at the Patient's needs," said doctor orders for the tlenL" en be hosoW bouncl at Orlar& teleptiom or no available. & c t he country-three ce U per a Partment complex there is a Seminole Memoirial Hospital Naomi. General for am* much [it emptiasited the Modein by members of the Zeta Tau kilowatt hour--and jimounts to sign reading, "Do under Mhers If this happens again, how and it is her job to help patients . A therapeutic dietitian must service, with the food servied SM9417. on Alpha sorority at Florida $IZ.57 per year (without the as You would! have others do about giving meanother chance to a speedy recovery through go to college for four years am throwaway trays and Plastic Techn)[ogical University. and a at nightI new charge levied by electric under You." flow about that' proper nutrition then have an internship in n accessories means the food is Those attendng (about 150) companies for the added Working with special diets, hO*t&l for Of* yew. Naomi untouched human pa tients .n ma in, nutrition buy the best of everything and or the "Pickers," sorority fuel It was a bit disomra-in, to Before hate to be the bearer of b,j learn that ocily a fourth of the suggest that if you are in- their rooms and explains the in college and interned at have never tried to ct.t corrim sisters who dress in countryIf you have a 14400t frostiess tid1ngS,, ...traffic on SH 434 is reasons or choosing certain C incinnat i General Hospital on price We buy quality foods western garb and eligible vote turned out this terested in good music, foods. perform on refrigerator and freezer (the slmostasbadasthatonSRt% and Childrens Hospittal in Ohio. and even with hWw Prices, we instrIuments such as kazoos, peg Tuesday. Match Z4 for an afternoon of ones you have to defrost cost Otir growth in South Seminole is a sery important part Before her Internship was up, won *t lower our standards." ant sounds when "gut-buckets," spoons guitars less to operate you know) it County is going on and on ' Blurt PerimW win dbvd the people etc. They sim too. It was great NAOMI works three days a are quite confised when stayed for three anci or e-half Seminole hac and the Scouts psrticlpsted I .. - ..__ __:___ . fishermen organized continent, arriving in Greece luggage, newsprint-covered after this type fishing was the day after Athens was tables and a pot of hobo stew declared illegal more than a bombed, and in Turkey, in time gently simmering 30 'ear ago, over im for the birth of a grandprov coals. tier overpowering deter- Men T Adding touches of authe odds in her attempts to Greece for Christmas! 1cilY to deck the hall were n. a get Seminole County coinShe spent three weeks on the t railroad track, signs, battered mnercLal again' The lines in post offices $0.42; sewing machine, $03 service in en, Its eishe and Its thousaMs and hot beteen here and s ocial to to tiur or F '*--W and hr glolit truttir '" coffee in.aker, $3.18; radio, w c we r er) g wo.cwjfl ___________ • ii . spring. flair for high fashion, Dora Lee Lee had Turkey floating in . electric (y becomes you and if you're so evoked %isions of squ plums and ih~ver, $0.30. inclined, whether or not yelve (as in ChrIstmas.ticite,) Seem If you use all these appliances kissed th' Blarney Stone. everyone waited until the last at an average rate, they add up feel that he is diffenmt from manual has now been adopted Herald Correspondent bwness vely day...it's a great excuse rates have really gone up blender. 10.45; hair dryer, to wear Kelly green, if it • • ei;c;; this land known ad1Uonalbfor Its apeallng, demure worn- - meapter helps tits fattier in lianded ',solid state Likes less one fit for print! ) $2.58; vacuum cleaner. fl38 'Ac assume y all (that ,s a 'iota toaster takes 11.17 of Southern Ireland dialect) are Do >otj think people couldn't ycur yearly electric bid; earlic 0 Ui' green on this cr wouldn't) believe postal electric clocks. $0.51 cacti iii ri t ion vs III/ around the problem which TheRusselIshaveason Jeff w ho That's a neat way to get tricity, as does black and white tribe person who ever lived. I can't the att ractive brownette said. 11112) run female husband were together about 2 i hours a week, but kept the wires n. "Toni s the most interesting at our house," m-en hold a candlelight to him, She sJ)5 - g1day" their Guild m.-jq. color tv ,tube , 1193o Lcprei'h.aun Derek O'E)onoghue crease what am I saying?) • garden son, Junior. alsia came up from e ' 1yrtrt toG Houstm to vuut with their Laws Clark, our new neighfamily oat in the wide open bom tam has already pkW SpaceL a few fresh "Grandma" said eiruiO3 from that that her --- #I electric range costs you $35.25 1 friends Colleen, Betsy and who has solved this dilemma. (Ilerald Photo by Elda Nichols) Prince Rudolph is so happy whole thing Justin and Helena Kinnaird about U came down from Columbus, Ohio, to visit with Justin's mom. Sim Rila Kirmird. En I Ballet rattle snake, according to Dora ford-Seminole, Dora Lee said. Lee. "We live, eat and dream ballet , We recently talked to a girl per year; electlicClothesdrjer, ye..'ecisUy - of telephone says 'good morning" them. when It's afternoon and vice On the same basis your An' a Happy Saint patty,s ~wsa" '—=- iener!ent he Is much imprin-ed and now the "oe for the monen tam Herald Correspondent . about the face by a most cm- Department will be frkTdy bee. on April 5 at the P 10 , Brent e ven had to have shots building on the ff the Ill effects ut the takefront. - scort Gl* rls OA Rochester' NY • • ' Dora Lee Is his bookeeper, with Torn on business trips and So while A. na v igates, Lori secretiry, and confidante, daughter Debbie to ballet andlegislates. g cs. An outdoorsman and nature c lasses in this coun try lover, Tom believes all life is abroad. here for a purpose to balance president of the board of By JOAN BABB who answers the ou S106.7 10 per year to run won't eventhe gal kill a costs) directors and - Thomas was severely stung which the Sanford Police sting but I sin glad to learn that _.- -- ik tru I in' luilt Uit. holi loin W ho thing. wholesale fish distributor, fur Through the years she has to dealer, cattle rancher and motored Jctted, trucked marvelous husban d and father, during the gasahortage walk ed — --- - #F, IV- tr Itussill Offers By Mff8UO KIMURA --.. A native of Sanford and also a isign. _____ 17,)974-3B - men is not new to Dora see I,ori since site and Al vowed I,ec- After three years her their original "I do's" a., the difigent labor of new year began. room sprawling Russell home Noticing that her third finger. on the St.' Johns River near Geneva. is completed except left hand, was ringless. I asked f0f minor interior decorating Lori, "flow come?" Bein diff erent. she e, lained identical rings of, &Orp!o, Dora Ike goes to battle I Building the home was her ,P agate and interwoven gold are for what she wants,and usually -baby" which she w i as in- now in the designing stages. manages to get it without too strurnental in constructing I Ilberation is the hallmark of much of a sting, and she and two carpenters and . .:: E Mrs. Al Neuharth was back in wn week. lobbyist In Tallahassee and a t° t ter'k in these parts group insurjnce plan covering as Sen. Lori Wilson Mrs hospitalization, disability Neuharth was glowing I retirement and ie 5surance, ah .IIeIlPanhtsIuit (white is her thanks sell. Crashing into the w onderful This .%ras the first time i iia%e world (if Society Editor - x ~_ Es-en though our Winter wt with you comparatively mild I think bet )'Ou that we are about ready fc*' beans that Spring the sweet of Plu1 helps with is really da birds Witt Ltiese fragrant orange to a t He o of u best. TIckets may be LaIun Tindal's in Geneva or at i - ShDrty Piullips will be hel*g For the first t!me local HyDORIswlI.UA%IS ' I :;:':: ' III :t, it 1:J I 0 1 1 I o f,, I I I ., 7 1-1 'I 0 I , 0 !I ... . . - - S"has SPIrUng. then so be it. ___ :: • -__ I 0 Sunday, Mar. A New Serñce- - r 1: ... - ) I I 't1it (Both fashions are from the James Kenrob collection.) " . 11-1 •• __ - !f all o( these birds flying over Ill The date is Marcti 30 t- =~__~ - I, ~_ __ ~ , - I_- -.------- _-0 r' X - -' cuffs. makes a fine knitmate for this basket weave A-line skirt with tab pocketL This p e' -4_1 be sponsored by the Sanford Elk's Club for Rodney -Mercer. a young man from Geneva who is very seriously By UZ MATHiEUX Herald Ceirmpondent I .1" pp- benefit chicken l)ar-t)eque • -. is designed by Irene with _412_ - ., - violations were during the '-1 Bekeny. There's a bundle of fashion in the basket weave krut separates (right). A long-3leeved shirt jacket, .1 , , 0 ' . It Iii , C, I' , right through into summer. • Mr-_ Sleg Holmes and her 5mall daughter. Fay Anti Ifolmes. are confi ned quarters because of the flu. — III sweater with a ruffled You can wear it cocktail and parties I . I ,-r- S - - :~:~- - t-_-R__` I -:--- -- : LT,ffL The Sanford Herald 1-141 . mission on a one-year basis and liberated women In a world that has been entered as 1' er simply could not do without rn rulin g in hie dc boo) women's belier halt...meri. .. lau is raneng, N - -.--- I - - ~ )f; __ Wwo LONG 4 foj f ik ~ be, - eawfig (1fInHnP - PR YD. ' 050 Pct. Rayon. So Pct. poly $ Wide 19 YD, �4 BThe. Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar. 17, 1971 - Nang 's Newsnotes *. :'11.__k"_ _r~ ~ 0 -. ___ -7 .- ~_ --- . I tlh - Street next to the --.---'- hh i. . 0Utinfeatlimeeung. Bring a f riend along. He or she might to j - I - i$ - Makeup Change been . - . 1 '.1 __~~ __________ • ;' I( I--' '" - ' )' rJ ureams oiten mAILVANn S Ii s, Csg ?PIM'-N. V Ns SM. HyVIVIANBROWN APNeuteatures Writer ' I Y wiit) t'. r. - '- .. lit. Women who have had cc inetic surgery their numbers are IncreasEg ,must c ha nge I h e I r makeup perspective drastically If th ey want to actieve the popular cssic lock, says king-time ccneti• 19 ian Evelyn Ma rshall. "They have becme accus• tinned to hiding th eir wr in kles with makeup and they ccntinue the same technique after a face tilt or eye lift," she explained. A lot of women feel unhappy about their (ace lift, when actually It La a question of learn• trig how to "make down" to the , '4 '4 bare minimum. She usually recommends a good cleanssig routine and ",• nothing more than a light bun. datlon 'about the same color as their skin." If there are ' " wars in front or back of the 4 ik . the discoloration sheWd be -,hidden, but a good face lift o should not be obvious, any. - V. ' DIt ABBY: i don't have any actual proof, but I Ihink my husband i cheating on me. 11 FIrst he came home smelling of real strong perfume 'with lipstick on his collar. (lie said his boss' wife came in t. 4 I — I AII ...... * 1. I,l_. - I UAiit ru.D. I j,,,_. BY '' / ___ iiii riv iv 'iii I iauiu i. . ' ci ' Pains Of Trip 0 I ii By JOANNE a nd LEW KOCh I If t Note: Today'scolumn is written by Walter Mitty The Nortiindo Garden , Club held its meetI ng March ...Ta.pocketa,pockethpk( .. Iwasspeedlng down the ' and hugged him "hello," but that was all.l at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Riva Ridge trail for the' last run of the day, behind 4 4 Another time when he took off his shirt, me ski I noticed champion Jean-Claude Killy trying desperately to catch up. dent Shirley . : several long scratches _____ .. q—,. on his back, lie swore he didn't Just before crossing the finis line, my Ros.signol Equipe skis Wilshire 'I-)Vi/j .. in •• VA know how he got them, but Abby, t he y were too deep and kicked 1 on a vast plume of snow which all but obscuresi Co-hostess was Marilyn Roy. = long (or him not to know, (I think some lady (lid It Killy's with her valiant, but nevertheless, second place finish, CAMPUS CLATTER with— BIMO BURNS In attendance were: Shirley to J fingernails. I by Ler, Lewis % Osgood, Sally Bowersox, Jane Afterwards, Jeaniaude and I headed back to Manor Vail Also, tie's come home with buckles [love bitesi all over 1. = II) NANCY IIOOTH N TT$ ,,T ET '- S I I wherewetoasted each o91er 35killanetherQwmn , fir West, Ruth Fuller, Mae iis neck, and whes' I asked where ' Herald Correspondent ' \E he got them he said it MJSIC O) . . . Ta.pocketa, $15 STEREO) Duquette, Norma Lang, Janet pocketa, pocketa, Click. must be "hives" Fom eating strawberries . - V l.TEiALST'i, (Where could he _____________ ¶rQtJ3'4 Actually, I was limping from the SHOULD Pottinger, Marilyn Roy, ha get ra berries now?) 1 pain in my right knee after WINTER SPRINGS—Hi! QSSESSiO'SJ I. -' having fallen to the ground 17 times during 8E To Ward. Rosa Ferrigut, and I've quit calling him at work because the guys down my first skiing lesson. I?.' quote myself...' How alien have Nettie Johnson. Mrs. Jane West GINGHAM F'LOV RSF'Wt TASTING Lt:N(',IE( And Joanne was having trouble raising her 'Jhere ;ilays say: "lie just stepped glass because of ______ out for a minute,"— ou heard someone say, or said brought a guest to the meeting, "tennis elbow" from manipulating ski poles in her first day of LouiseMartjn(l nd Louise Wheeler admire arrangemen I hear t hem laugh. ourseIf, "I hate to pack up cross-country touring. a a Mrs. Smith from Sanford. We've been married for two years and he would like a (Heralc hotoby Liz Mathieux) paper Lately. All you ever read But we were In Vail, where th e on ly noise Nomination for officers were I 'ehIld, but I'm not sure he'd make a good s were the crunch of Is bad news. Why doesn't held. Voted on at the meeting In lather, lie says after-ski boot., on the snow, the creak of the cable car he loves me. Should I believe him, or do you think gondola someone write some thing goodApril will 4 he's going up th e slope, the ripple of a partially frozen stream Is 1ayIng me for a fool' and the about a person for a ch.ange'" .!;inet 1)tM l)t'M 'raukleo(l(%gs In shirt, an adult's i)inkylan(l !'tttinger ; vice I feel the s.me ~~_ I)F,It Iitt: ii circumstantial esidence could hang a Vail, where Mnerica Is beautiful once' so I president Rosa Ferrigut -_ -_ more, where one a decided to do just that—wrzU recording / . - -. -. .guy, .oura has all the rope he needs. First wakens to th e majesty of th e Rockies Instead secretary, Shirley let him prove he Of th e strife of th e ]L 'A-_J. an be a good husband before .' something good about someone Osgood; corresponding Mideast, the inconvenIence of the oil shortage, the threat of you make him a father. thought It would be nice if we secretary, Mae Duquette; and kidnaping, hijackings and mayhem. In Vail all things seem BUGS BUNNY DEAR ABBY: Should a family alter their lifestyle each had a "good neighbor" Feature treasurer, Sa An innovator In the cosmetics by tleimdahl & 5Ioff.I lly Bowersox. ime the husband's parents come to visit' each week. field - she is generally credit. Ta'pocket,a, pocketa, pocketa, . North Orlando Garden Club L EA_ I We are In NOT our ' early thirties, and my husband has been orn I'll just bet many times you P.S... The next day, of course, (had reserved for ed with the introduction of 71 9 SEJ4 Chosen as hostesses to PE5O 4A By LIZ MAmIEUX tennis champion smoking and drinking tmoderateIy since his college days, Susai League who was MC 2CCEQ7 b1OW shading rouge. So if you have any unwanted have seen or heard of someone represent their club at Arthur Ashe who would once again try to overcome my stunning y t%i'fl., Herald Correspondent ;but his parents still don't know' ft. cake eye liner evenInstrip LJ'v1' A celebi ng her birthday and small items, just place them by lashes (made forand Garbo the near you who has done District 7 Flower Show to be backhand, He had barely been able to return my incredibly When they come, everything of which they disapprove saw Herzog who was en. the curbing near your home and Ms when she was a movie ccs something extra nice, not held on March 14-I5-16 at ( ~ 'A.RS rRJ powerful serve. Finally, the backhand devastated him, We shook The EE % in Its hidden This includes coffee, soft drinks, candy, and, because they had to, tasting luncheon" joying visit from her mother. the city will see that they are meti Ut the net, I benevolently, he with the resignation of a bested AT but simply ColonIal Plaza Mall were sponsored recently by Oviedo in.law Mrs. Minnie Herzog removed, believe cian) Miss Marshall has it or not, sugar, MAKEUP EXI'Elt'l' EVELYN MARSHALl cough syrup, and aspirin. We even champion. because they are truly a "good Shirley Osgood, Mae Duquette, Woman's Club was a huge from g Island. been consulted by plastic sur• . . . keep our friends away if they are Catholic, Jewish, or black, Gives neighbor." advice to plastic surgery patient Ta-pockets, pocketa, pocketa. . U Marilyn Roy and Noma ja success when more than the geoas In the matter of makeup My husband's parents live 250 miles From Had real good chat with Why not ca ll me and tell me If you enjoyed any of those us and visit I cast my line into the stream where that cunning 2&pound r their patients. This is small club, but very anticipated 250 about three times a year, and when I know they're persons Kathy erenig who reminded foods the Ia lies prepared for about It. let's give credit to coming trout, Old Sniokey, was less., She, hersell, uses k of cwer pearly cniun t houg ht to live, the fish that had defied active one. Almost all of the gathered to sample all of the me oft up-coining "clean up" the blushu that . I feel like a hypocrite hiding things, and ,,,/ \ç),,,, 1 ..1.i those nire pecip!e In this season the natural nkeup, she insists, but stE are applied before pow subtituting tiony luncheon, %tu litas pur. "sculpted anglers fir unIt's ;irouinj, BIJ7JJ.Z. My reel face"of she Says, 7; . der 'Aho do good, ineinivrs participate in every goodies which those Oviedo days unsowicJ swiftly as for sugar, and ditching some of our good friends, "i'li IAIII tx- froin ,%larch chase a cook book will, all of the makeup is taking a new 5' knows how, she explained in give a healthy lock rathc Siriok*,'y struck the fly, but twist, shake and turn though he did, I but never get the recognition thing they can. Larger cooks so capably prepared. My husband says that life Is too l&.-fl. they deserve. shod to cause family was too L_ recipes from any club member. for everybody, becoming even much the fisherman and after a brave light, the mighty kinr,ed Are you with organizations could take note. c " disharmony when it can b. easily avoid You have never seen so ninny ed , but I think all mel'.. more natural, if possible. Even pearance. But the average women may not want thIs lock fish gave up. —. ' "thIs pretense is different varieties of so many setting a bad example for our children. woman the atti. becausethey'vehadstji1 most toe eyelashes will be spaced to Lode "theshouldn't more, thetake better." Ta.pocketa, pockets, pockets, click. That is how the GOOD " What do you good things to eat and I am think' lock more natural. ci their lives. NEIGHBOR OF THE WEEK WONDERING t N. C. We were back from our Rocky Mountain vacation now, at CAPTAIN EASY More on Cablevision...I spoke surely happy that there was not Iowa.ro, she has always ___________ by Crooks & Lawrence .i.ipscks will be Imown. "Manor Koch," a modest bi4evel sans fireplace w DEAR got started. I wrote that on to Hal Etsel of that company a Judging contest per se to .1 WONI)EICIS(: You shouldn't flaunt the contrast Wide eyeliner Is out, she devised makeup that Is cow. Ish earth tones twhlch 51 re he th e only M.'lPA' IAtLEY says, but especially for those [ILT i 't%1 23 In your IIlesIles lsmoklng and drinking, tullin sight is Z -foot Mount Ti.ashmore Iman-enade From piles rTYME ARE .CC''.4iE . vft have had an eye lift as she try-girl natural, even when it always favoredi which AvehaL, March IL 1973. Since then, the other day. He gave me an select a winner because It for esample), but of I/"WE mijog thanks to all of you, we ha local trash, covered with grass and 10 evergreens, C:'T it" REA CH neither should you alter was fashionable b have it all dividend ci making the teeth has had. After such surgery ve updated summary on how soon would have been a very difficult yours In order to deceive your ,_AV E %"rr4'-: ØE OET'r ' Inlawi. It tIi don't adjust a little to sour wa of living, Josh wa.s down with the flu. My father.in.law was suffering featured SI "good neighbors" those living In older sections of task. show. For achieving the clean, lock whiter than the 1Ighter eves a ppear more open. A . clear lock of a from post-retirement classic face, she tones which make the teeth they may sla) awa a lot. And blues and my mother wanted to know why and the 52nd recognized the town can expect service. Job, too, changes the lock of the edvises: 1 your description 0 lam so happy that my friend, , them, you and your children mightfrom r,s'r ,- O. we hadn't phoned her from Vail, men of a whole departm.'rt. • Leonard F. Maxwell, ), 912 5)S, making them appear far. •, lock yellow. be better off, Construction will begin In April KatherIne Ladd, invited me to .For eyes the lock will be Ta'pocketa, pockets, pockets, click, E. Lake St., LW, Marilyn K. tht apart, a said. ".. .Sunburned akin is out, At this time, I would like to to lay a 7 plan extension attend and I am equally as DEAR AflU': Who •• •v ' mineral tones rather than not only because it Is wroirg for said: "No public man can be just a Farmer, 19, lix 942 Apopka give you a list of all of those cable. Work should be corn- happy that I did not have to "little crooked", Most surgeons caution their tright blues and greens.. no veils and hats, but be patients not to use eye creams deserving people. JACK K. cause pletedlnmld.June. At that time select the best cook I after in eye lift, but Miss Mar. light color directly under the lighter skin will lock moi Chuck Brooks, JACK: Herbert Helen they will begin hooking up could ncver have done it! ltoov.'i', Iftut ii sounds more like shall believes eye creams eyebrow as we have been doing phLscated. . . something UnIted Slates Supreme Court us Atherton, Betty Rupp, Golda subscribers. Prior to that, these A lot of the credit goes to J tice William 0. should not be used every day, — too artificial locking... the But people are becc Anthor B. Bryant, 911 Douglas would has.' said. I Burge, Bonnie Miller, Dottle wili be a direct mail campaign Texy Kuhn who worked so VCI'Y anyway. Ninety per cent of lid will be contoured with color more sensible. Few womei risk Sanford ve., Pamela J. Smith, Carrie Weaver, Grace to all those who live In the area. deligently toward the su women who complain about. which will be confined to the the ravage. ci song swiligh (O'sF IHI 'sTl SI TO J Mc "s Tnie ,,a F. , . — ess of Martin, it Willow Ave. little learning puffs around the eyes notice 'a mat actually covers the any more, she says. "II can Smith, Betty Givens, Evelyn It will Offer free installatlon and this endeavor and to Mrs. John IS a dangerous thIng" Johnny lenn, 33. lix hut it sIII eyeball. MaryWt. Joyce Bateman heats total Ignorance, cause wrinkles." Williams, Becki Hunter, Vivian one months free service. A Busaman for her leadership. Oviedo, 1'by L. Timer, lix. 1) 11 Edgar., minor child & Kent swelling is more pronounced H) GFA)RGEW. CRANE hlomiiosexuality also zooms in morning. In her opinion the ".. .Color swept up to the Martin, Ihkia Sommers, Mary reply card will be Included In She has a prescription to r the Problems? You'll f HospitalIty committee Ph, 9., M.D. eel better II you get it off your theit, Judy A. Sheehan & Charlesthe the military, as well as in FRANK AND ERNEST 'swallow the creams," eyebrow makes the eye appear wrinkle-ridden: Fatten your Eliu, Peggy Stocks, Barbara the letter and you Just mark member, for the event were For a personal reply, write to Dr. Luke is worried about the prison. by Bob Thoves ABBY: Box No. 0700, L. A., Willie J4cCoy, 22, Orange Eugene., Wt custody 2 ch. creating another beauty pros swollen and lilt is light color it face and you'll fill them u zooming Incidence of sexual Undress. Betty Taylor, down how many outlets you Mrs. G.B. Smith and Mrs. City, GlanD, Thorne. 21, Calif. 10089. Enclose stamped, sell.addressed envelope, Jll Jackson & Alvina L km Many children are — the initiated puffiness women atwill Show up wrinkles In the Hz H And there Is a suggeson for Dorothy Connally, Mary wishandthecompanywillhein Eleanor Morgan. ,l'pkue. ' perversions. Th ey often result In mild i children tribute to agin g. Enterpfl3( lid. . .We are going back to thin the balding man: Rub your homosexual relations Williams, Jim Francis, Norma touch. from unwise childhood In. a few times but it doesn't Persons came from all over Org. Co.—Sherron Diane Coe e too, Th moisturizers can eye liner at the lashes, prot wJe'sbrusion brow over Robert (bps, 20, Rt 2 Hz Sharp, Marlca Lathan, Etta Hat, to W'LI BE write fluenc,g, such as lack at a become a letters? Send $1 to Abiga. Van Swea, Etsel said that Channel 35 will Seminole County Just to sample Celia K. nsbrough, 16, 138 vs John Talbert Coe, make pores lock large. an wi y not extended. ld spot and comb your hair ba habit, so they later 133 Lasky Dr., beverly 11111., Cal, HarlIIe, Pete Petersen, Mike be available to the subscribers this delicious food. normal, affectionate 2'parrnt marry, happily. 90212 for Abby's booklet, Alphonse Bianchini & Sheila.,flattering base for subtle make. '...The dewy lock is over it. and It won't attrac t at. i~ 4k; V~ , Country Cb Cir. HAPPY To "Haw to Write Letters for All Occasions." Burroughs, Irene Cejkj, Robert bringing the total channels bomelife. Don't let children out.. .powder is In. .,put it tentlon. I hope you took time to notice Wt minor child But confirmed lesbians and Wm. R. eorge, 52, l vi ? - I %, , become "fixated" at CONSIDER You Cejka, Ken Way, Aussie available up to 10. There Is also those adorable little baskets French A Joann Reicfiert, lock ob. Lee M. 1) Morgan Carroll & the male homosexuals (the "gay" "gang" stage! ous, w ther It Is more or Auston, Wanda Sasser, Bob something for those with stereo, brimming over with the lovely 34. crowdi are difficult to change. AS A CUSTOMER, LU I Dr., Fern Park Yvonne Smith, Rita Hahn, Mabel Cablevision carries 16 FM little "gingham posies" and the __ 2) CASE 7,578: Dr. Like is quite They are actually Wm. Gwen Ridley & Linda immature! Dougl . ..... .... ........ ....... .. , as Drlesen, 18, N. Suzanne. Wt. 2 II Rydenaki, Gen Burroughs, stations, 14 of which are stereo arrangements of blossoms Dartmouth.lass., Martha " SIR - I.JUST disturbed about sexual emotionall)' cit. CARROLL RIGHTER'S for -i Fran Francis, Carrie Gribbin, placed deviations, 11' throughout Irie Be'l Young & Willard., wuus heterosexuality is a higher and FILL OUT ThIS — the Holden, 17, u' Rt., Enterprise Bea Allen, Sue Petersen, The price to hook up the radio auditorium, which were made wt maiden name—Lairci "Dr. Crane," he groaned, "I more adult stage of emotional Our ftopkMakLjs NumberOne Fenna G eaclows, 62, Rt 2 . 3./i Barbara Newsome, Sarah will be the same as a TV. Etsel by Jean Wheeler and Louise 13* 66A, 1k M. Howard, 17, have Just been assigned to a development, APPLICATION John E. Inbr & Connie 1'44s'L ,' Yonce, John Newsome, Liinnle explained that some people Martin and what a grand Job Rt 2 [la from the Carroll Ri1I, Institti large city church. J., WI custody 2 ch. Furthermore, when two . Friend, Irene Gavin, Millie have poor reception and this they did. ..But it is havelng problems people of the same sex develop EzelleJr.C. Ashley & Willie WINTHROP ______________________________ Gary R. ndvalj, 21, 1917 Austin Logan, Ed Harrington. Larry will bring in a much clearer with homose xuals and lesbians, an infatuation by Dick Cavolli The April meeting will be Summerlin, kki K. SmIth, 15, for each other, it Ward, Carl Shell, Tom Slaby, tone, under the direction of Brenda 3)8 Rudde 'ir. "Indeed. the former astor Eddie Lee Honey & Clifford is almost as ALL AL N . MOflAV t.w,',, difficult to hr,o,k ,c "\ Oily Skin Barbara Smith, u , isis Betty (;ood bye and God Bless! i,is very liberal in his attitU(k' would DiPiro who will give pointers HERE,UN6EEN, 1t,'r uu vi' thoroughrbe' : similar ardent in. Eugene J. sponi Jr., 27,940 (barles., Wt. 2 children 'M-4'r I Eastham,Jmflnypaughand 'T-sER 4. UNNO"nCED. (onrerning sucti Aasht-t1 our' fat-c' finish with relative to the "do's and don'Is" Vicki Ci., iedo, Sandra I. Barbara Allenc Hughes & sexual fatuation of a boy for a girl GENERAl, TENDENCIES; Delays attend whatever efforts Jiates Winter Springs Volunteer Fire '. OTTEN,,. in apple' cider vinegar rinse ° interior decorating. Houston Donald U sweetheart. French, 25, 3 N. Semoran you make now so be sure you work on a plan of action that does Department. — -one b. vinegar to one-third "And agreed to 'marry' not require swiftness in execution. Patience and steadfastness James B. Potter & Beverly A. cup water. For the boy and girl Roger A. fenrath, Flfty4wo "good neighbors" Splash on and pal two homosexual mnak,. sweethearts don't WANT to Ellen M. William vs Jeffrey dry. This is will payoff in the long run. Associate with cheerful persons, Park Ave., Ia R. Mains, an ancient Out of a population of between "What causes this apparent i-hinge, even if Scott, Wt. restored name-. remedy and results can he their parents 107 Franklii mu Apt. four and six thou-and eople ARIES lMar. 21 to Apr. 191 Engage in outside activities and rise in homosexuality e over at the luncheon I tirowlti in realize seen 'Immediately w the marriage would be iiii John Jos. ekany, 51, There must be many more who forget those unfavorable conditions at home. Avoid a situation America?" Culolte Comback had the privilege of sitting with Georgetown John D. Williams & Gloria tighter, Firmer skin. unwise and soon end in divorce. ., deserve recognition It Is all up that could lead to trouble, hiwnan beings are created Yes, those comfortable, Johnny Kuhn and his lovely Samples, 45, 371 F. Marilee Pk. CB, Dean. WI minor child Similarly, the homosexual to you. Call in your candidate, discreet — pant skirts are Glenda. 'Johnny brought three TAURUS i with general appetites, both for infatuated pair also don't want Apr. 20 to May 20) Do some careful shopping for love as Donald W Callaway, 18, Let's continue this feature for returning straight legged of the secretaries from well as for stomach to have their romance broken, items you need. Care in motion Is most his 'Thomson,Ga amelaJ. ending just below the knee. another year. OK' important now. Exchange foods. Luke, Off ideas with good friends tonight. Sweater Sets so they usually lack the I bet I know who 20, 124 Fairs Dr. ' . Still showing strong this will be nominated "boM-o(.the. But whether we shall dine in motivation and will power to Richard I.. eny, 34, 2520 El (;EMlsl (May 2110 June 211 Studying new ideas can bring cornflakes or puffed rice, grow up to the spring but with varying year" when the time comes! Portal Dr., heterosexual BLON DIE 1 mle M. Kelsey, lengths — short vest covered you fine profits In the future. Seek advice of financial experts. Do Also had a good chat With oatmeal or mush, depends on stage. Chic Young 24, 825 E Sen ole Ave., LW with yen' long, no'buuop something nice for a good friend. (SHESt'T,N rOKAY...WHATSZE) The Winter Springs corn. [""1" our education. HAV It is about ,t cardigan. as easy to cause a munity Association will hold PANTY HOSE A QUEST,(SK ME Same Is true of sexual at- chronic alcoholic or dope addict MOON CIIIIJ)I{EN t June 22 to July 21) ConditIons around traction, . Denim Done L ther regularly scheduled I 00 YOU WA) 0 N44t;~ C * 1 seem to hold you down but if you use a more up.to lA FOR THE for soft lightweight to change, as to get lesbians and .date meeting on March 20 at 7:30 At the age of about 9 to 12, hommiosexuals to break system, all works out fine. Be earnest. bleached corduroy to replace OF Tht, P. m. at the new recreation denim off their G1,4_ this year. _( f ? ,_ IIyou children enter the true abnormal sexual infatuation 1 HOUS_ i,i:o July to Aug. 21) Steer clear of whatever is irritating ~op I and get In touch with homosexual phase of their with their own sex. "l"' associates who have modern Ideas. You can emotional development. ' are But it can k done' " gain the good will of others easily. That is the "Gang" stage, ' In ins own counseling, I have 63 \) , wtiere they have a great lielpe'd mitany such victims ". VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 221 Use more modern methods in of " handling psycholgical affinity for their sexual Iluniaturity evolve to I' ies and get fine results. Take time to entertain a loyal ()fl kind. deepen the relationship. ihat higher emotional plane of —&., 'ç lat tie boys then disdain girls tiett'rosexwil romance, where friend and (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22i Engage in new recreations that lHhtA , and vo'c versa p Shop and Compare tit'y married happily and had ___'R please' you and mitake new friends, Public affairs are apt to be DISTINCTIVE by the middle teens, they But children, ONE PRICE COMPLETE BEETLE BAILEY upsetting so avoid them at this time. usually have learned to look to MIi$ur.d cabric *Custom Tailored 'Insta ll &'nd for mity booklet "Sex — ed Mart Walker the opposite sex for love and problems of SCORPIO tOrt. 23 to Nov. 211 Take time to w or k on a new Only At AERO Can You Bay Beautiful Custom Young People," LOOK AT A 1.000 i. i.E P'Jü"] D affection, plan you have. Don't be rebellio us with a bigwig / 40%V enclosing a long stamped, Tailored Draperies At Factory-Direct Prices and stay out TtJ0'y:N THE GE"4 trouble, Sh ow mor e thought for mate. / Alas, maybe S per cent to in return envelope, plus 25c, and PINTO. MAVERICK . MUSThG And Get In-Home Decorator Service—Free 'I C\) l h'Ne : 4t, per cent Ix-conic ''fixattil'' at k',irn 11 I%5 It, a%'Oi(I s.'xual TORINO OR FULL SIZE FORI - SAGITTARIUS Nov.22 to Dec. 211 Contact the persons you Oni, at Philips can you ~! that earlier IM 'gang" perverions, ANNOUNCEMENTS CID IT like and make plans for t he future. Don't neglect a credit matter, get expert advice on — ihfoiiiosexuai I level, and then * Free Delivery & Pickp / And be suspicious of older fabric, that Attend the social can be tonight, ~~ - \ RECEPTION CARDS -- "' ' . '--,(--% later add the physical aspects own who Fondle younger boys reStored by out modern — C') ' A _ _-..)') I I .' Within a 15 Radus. Dec. 22 to Jan. 201 An associate may not want Of sexual union. dry cleaning methods. or "tIer candy and ice cream to to go along with a plan you have in mind, but be patient and all Such female partners are win their devotion' -5 _., * SpocIa Mileage Allowances l,, t';iflt'd lt'sbi;ins works out fine fie Practical minded. YOUR AERO 7 j On Request. JBroken hu,iies tend to sSways write to Dr. Crane in AQUARIUS tJandtol'eb. 19) You want everything logo your predispose children to late,' tare iii this newspaper, en. DECORATORS way now and you can accomplish this If you are tactful. Atte nd to ,-~? tj ,-, ,( * Leave With A Full Tan: homnnsexuaillty, closing a long, stamped, adrç'utlne duties earl)' In the day. Ja.w and W.ltyppWp, Sasne is true of isolation of the dressed envelope and ZSc Of Gas. —r L~ to % — — A --PISCES IFeb. 20to Mar, 20) Talk over with a strange-acting SC*es, as in boys' private cover typing and printing costs Shop Home 3223315 THE PHANTOM 24 HOUR SERVICE a.4soclate how to gain mutual goals. Engage In recreations that schools and girls' boarding when you send La. Falk and Sy for one of his CMrg. - so Obii.ien SHORT TERM LEASES appeal to you. Be kind ton friend. SChOOlS. boaklet,s,i We 'Also Have Fancy - \ 4 . . J _____________ • - .- . / ' I -__________ ___ .;:c;c1 ____ ' '• ', ) V' 0 I-., , _____ ': -, •• . - h ;~ Am a r , ' 4' -Z___-1P Tas tjng ba u Iieoit Attracts Guests Fron All-Seininole • . . - " R ' , , .. -. - Court House Recordings S I lage Apjications . ' . ' ' ' ',' 'I , ' ' Dissoltitiojis Of cc ". . City Pastor Disturbed By Perversion Reports Marriage , , 4•• / f' . . L . 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' • .,,, J/ -- �6B—.- ThpSnford critd •\ ir 17 1974 61 '' Volunteer Work Leads To Teaching Career ND NEW YORK APi - A funny (nuI they dot thinks all things are possible. I new insights, she thought the reach him is to turn u )'OW thing happened to suburban have the ullt)ortlnd) IL) IIIIX didn't know they couldn't be professors put bo much n• own vokime and cut rough LOOK AROUND housewife Mary Maccracken with other children. ThC) have taughIsoEwento 01 did ithasii on such formalities as theveneeroflsoLitloa on her way to check out volun. en ti n g problems, COfflrnU. she laughs. "It didn't seem Vourhome Mrs. MacCackcn has teer Job possibilities for her ruatlor' problern,s, all the kinds me that theac children here so Jn plans. Junior League at a sdiool for ctwoh1tn If you have four nonverbal and Iwo daughters bow ° Everyone else doos .. -.,•-,• .-•••. • ctildreti. so.Theimmcnseragelhey feel lesson plan for?" she asks. them works with tSflOtiOflaliy STERCHI FURNI the social gracin"ut et" an Although as placement chairWhen one of the teachers was wee." feel but b a lesser de. "You need as much knowledge disturbed children. She got her degree fne days after i:ian she was exempt from the Injured in an autorrntili mr,'l. .it.._ --and training as you can get, masters iinn -cr.nrk AU ""Willie -.. MiIIs -%Puswe 10 - - - Af ter ie regular teacher but you h'ive to have more than I got mine," says her mother "worthwhile work" required of dent the director of the school came back the director asked just a degree. You need a proudly. other members, she took the asked Mrs. MacCracken to Mrs. MacCracken if she would strong back, a coninitment, a Job herself. And that dectsk" serve a a substitute, like to teach fulltlme. She sense of humor and a listening eventually led to a career as "ThIs class was the func agreed and began taking spe. heart. You have b b able to teacher of learr4ng-disabled boring in lwest school." LI...a.. • aiihtl ucat on coursesat nigni listen to the child even II he cTuluren for Inc woman who notes Mrs. MacCracken, who in college. Though she gained (k)esfl't talk. The only way to had left college at 19 to marry. has just written a book about "When I walked in the door her experknces tie-re, "A / and s.w the children it was one Crde of ('hildren" She was in of those spooky experiences, as dtarge of four boys, age to 8. Quotable Women though I had be-tn there be-fore. all nontu ilet trained, all nonver. ' I felt at home and knew that I bal. Ofli? still (Ir1kU1g fron ta By The Associated Press had to work there," recalls the bottle. different. Since then, It's been Wclleskv dropout Abu now has Here are some quotable nothing but hell" Antoinette "Although had formal a bachelor's degree n special training. I'd I'd had myno own dill,quotes week: from women during the Slovik, wife of Pvt. Eddie Slo education and a master's in dren and I guess I knew in. %'Ik,e*ecutcdtluring World War learning disabilities, 'Dick wishes he could be JI. tinctive! that you had to work She started as a teacher's ci very small sps," she says. here, but he sent the closest de, learning how to deal w:tti Thee children needed fee l thing to his heart — me," Pat "It's the FBI who wants to children who are not retarded success because they'd had so Nixon, speaking to President murder me ... I have the feeling 1 but who function far below many failures." lialnel üildt'ra of Venezuela i have been written off." their age level and are out of She went to wort first on the during a diplomatic mission to Patricia Ih';irst in a touch with re-alit. "soal things," such a 1114)t' ' lEAd 11N; To LEARN . Mary Maccracken finds second career ()(bj (r neawine WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, predicts President Nixon will be out of office by November. Mills, chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee arid vice chairman of the committee looking into the President's taxes, we hard 1,ynn Sa ys whether he expects Nixon will be in office by the November election. "I do not," Mills responded, "By resignation, by impeachment?" Mills replied: "One or the other, I do not know which at this time." Appearing on the CBS program "Face the Nation," Mills said he believes Nixon will come under increasing pressure from within the Republican party because of his tax problems and fears of lost votes in November. Easy terms 322.7,53 'Out' I) C By November Sr -7— Dayan IIII - • '1 (':iracas n behalf tI I're.siknt recordi ng r'eived by her par. and it) Nixon. ally disturbed children, autistic, cat. "II they could do that the-n - Engigement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by a black and white glossy studio photo at least fire days before desired publication date. Rues for women's news and photo coverage (parties, club, etc.) should be made at least a week in advance. Area correspondents are listed daily on the editorial page. Doris Williams, Society Editor WIN AT BRIDG ents in San Francisco from her schizophrenic children, ex- their parents would be able terrorist kidnapers, 'i couldn't get were a feeling t plains Mrs. MacCracken, who take the-rn out of the house and ward them. They a fairly adds that they fall Into two they wouldn't be so trapped. "Unhpp)' kids become tin• broad categories. "The very I've always believed in aca- cold audience. They don't de. happy parents, Trauma in their 'Uidran child turns away demics, but there's no point in serve it" Opera star Maria own chilcjhootj results in a setfrom people and is fascinated teaching academic skills until Callas cancelling a backstage back in personality develop. with things. The hyperactive the child can survive in receiving line scheduled after ment and emotional capacity, child has a very short attention Society, her performance In f'troit, uncoroa!e rages. The four children, cluding and they will be less able to bedestructive and aggressive, one who up till then had sub. come mature and give to their "Eldie wasn't a coward. He own children," Shirley Camper "Unlike retarded children SLltCd on only crackers and just hated 1olence. They never Soman, author of 'Let's Stop who are usually loving and wel- chocolate milk, learned to eat should have put him in a corn. Destro)ing Our Children," call. coming, they are unable to give with Implements. Two became and take friendship and love," fully toilet trained, and two Not role ... If it hadn't been for ing for a constitutional unend. she corfllnucs -Because they learned to s'*'ak r th' incident (SlovIk' rnt'nt n '' Belladona torpedoes contract (lnrt'in nit' ,...ii Ut' i.,, II .i. .1 I. '""': - 4 v Q6 4 , 75 410842 WT i 4 J5 532 $42 êness sou'n 4 Q 1086 VAJ KQIO3 I S F a d V FAST ö A93 ? K 10917 • ASI 4A9 vulnerab!e Wt Noi'ij, E South i, Double Pass p Pass 34 Pass 44 Pass Pass Pass _°peninglead.-95 North-South By Oswald & James Jacoby sut h bizarre bvliavior anil best player in the World, I is certainly one of the top fit and he had no problem. lie I that king hold the trick. Now, what would you do you were South? You woul . Th v Ujitrnm I 1 .Y 2,'•: 1111111 illv life "Ould t*haJf I-%- I .1:.: ti chiltin'n's Patio And Poolside Chaises iirrath Stock Items Only - ORLANDO FORGE, INC. ass 0so 00 00 4;i• rJ . .) . __ - J IV :16- 91 1-. r"• _______klj(....'•,_• ..# .4 .. - -• C! _1 . - i• . I I fluiari,oi larmana,nsl 71 'e ,\arth,., 4ini 4Id4ISbut de,t,,'a 'mitt, • S ALertan 33, Sofia Jia: rart H 'a • -!' .- Of Ahhhhs Soo I 0 'S --- said. Sirica said in his opinion that the grand Jury "strongly ree• omtunt'nds" that Its report and a satchel filled with evidence should go to the impeachment committee because: 'lIa%-ing carefully examined I', pi:0 9?4 a 1 the contents of the grand Jury report, the court is satisfied that there can be no question this country for an Unswervingly fair inquiry based regarding their materiality to tion." the House Judiciary Corn. Sirica's opinion appeared to confirm reports that the scaled report deals with President spent a lot of time working on the decision, "It's been late night work, Nixon's role In Watergate. The judge said it would be up to the House Judiciary Corn. mittee -to determine the sig- early morning hours, things like that," he said in it brief on all the pertinent informa. as to relevance, telephone inter-slew, That decision is expected to be his last major act before stepping down as chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Wash. Sirica also said the Judiciary committee rather than the court should consider a request from Whit. Wiue counsel for ington. Sirica, who must relinquish the post Tuesday when he turns 70, will be sue. eceik'rl by Judge George I., r.lficance" of the evidence and that the court offered no opinion permuission to review the grand Jury evidence inc grand Jury gave the report to Sirica on March 1, the saute Jay it indicted seven for. met Nixon administration and "It would be difficult," he said, "to conceive of a more compelling need than that of charges of conspiring to block the investigation of the Water. gate break-in. Sirica said last week he has Nixon campaign aides on hart Jr. Sirica pIa,, tij ni'tiiain in ac. the judge after stepping down as chief judge. lie already has assigned himself the Watergate cover-up trial. The grand jury gave Sirica 111 the report March 1 along with an indictment charging seven former Nixon administration and campaign aides with conspiracy to block the probe of the Watergate break-in. The report and a satchel filled with evidence were said by sources to concern President Nixon's role in Watergate. The grand jury reportedly asked Sirica to give it to the House impeachment inquiry. Meanwhile, Sunday, Rep. Wilbur ft Mills, 1)-Ark., said he expects President Nixon to be tait of office by November. Mills, chnirn'in of the House Ways and Means Comnuttee and vice chairman of the joint committee looking into Presi(lent Nixon's taxes, said on the CBS program "Face the Na. tion" that Nixon would be impeached or would resign -4 iii. Ia_• .,'-,til V NJI, Annual Winter Park Art Festival Was to Pip.'s P •j.'- ____ L '01 A c 1' I U C. ' •-:'N : . I .-mnunr a i Vl.tra-*riidu4 Iiie IUI'i Ire Ia sit iIIuddwr 17% ,rn.,iii.j i Mi tt "IIii s1sIthth4Sm,,! blot 3 iLtntt 75 lrmutnt, .jwfl.ttivt wt ilia r 5 lialtas 'vntnij,,t, By John A. SpoIski I ,, SHraaa Ufijith 31 HsdJla' ziaitht,n,'.., ratted u Stu me Is --I 41 %ii-n*tt 4 ScnuI,n,te 41 Bull i Sp II 'Il u .mh form 46 Jump ; • 41"aum',rt tO'Sul urtt if -fish For Little Folks. Some tUfl back. I briefly touched on the tremendous "dictatorial" powers which are available to any U.S. President. It caused more than a fw anxious telephone calls seeking the source of 111)' information Well. If you'd like to hear more on this subject a Dr ' '' Li.jj: A Different World CLOG4 Ils ilAI N Exhibits From A Child's Viewpoint, Grad)' will be addressing special meeting Tuesday at 1 P.M. at the Howard Johnson Hotel at 1-4 and Colonial Drive Their Own, (right). in Orlando. '-. $1,000 Shelter Fund ____ -,• w,i vvuu,s wunuers TOt' you is not somewhere over the rainbow. He' s right on your doorstep in your daily newspaper. You'll find him under various names, In such as articles for sale, houses for rent, good bargains in a boner car, or reliable repair technicians. from He's the Wizard of Ahhhhs - the "ahs" of satisfaction the thousands who make smart use of the Want Ads. Make a little wizardry with a money.savj, Want Ad and hear your budget say "ah". dvJ 4 'a 322-2611 vc,tA hd/Iyk 4 i I4pr as OR 'ai - tinrb IIUNNEI,l,, Ha. I AP —A Florida family of l2 beat adeadline III build a fallout shelter in a weekend and earned $1,000 for t Weather DEATHS OF DAY \esterikiv s high 74 ImA this morning 37. Fair tt'coming partly t'lowlv Tuesday e1 'hI this i1' k'rnoofl with highs In the riiitl lOs. Not so cool tonight with lows in the low to mid SOs. Warin Tuesday with highs in the lower los. . traffic accidents resulting in g3 9993 de /øz,i.td cdj* dfte iam t. '-4 m1j. becomes most iriiportant whenever one of the presently is called as a witness at a trial and it I (let ermined by the defense that they are ''not" experts Obviously, it will change in the future. iirrath I Be of use to hurtuinity, and you will learn to love human beings JoI.S, John W, of Sanfont IIEYNOLJ)S, Lee Cinyce of Sinford 'AUhIN, Robert D.. Nev Suivrna Beach (Details on Page IA Index hornoddes. This qualification r Tr experts at Investigating Florida Family Earns 4- - Thanks to FlIP Sgt Jim Humphries and the folks at Seminole Junior College, this ('oumit) 's lat ruforcement agencies are going to be able to send members of their forces to a special Traffic lituiridde Investigation school, right he-nt' in Sanford at the airport. itcrding to Humphries. this course Is tailored titter the one which he attended at Northwestern University and will qualify those who successfully complete the 104 hours course ' (left), Painting himself to this problem at a -- ,_•-_-_-- Israel 'I I)efenst, dinistcr Mothe negotiations, which will be rite. however. Eti,,n said 'i Sadat in an interview with Dayan to represent it at the diated by Secretary of State TV's "Issues and Answer's" Newsweek magazine said the Washington negotiations for a Henry A. Kissinger that the talks would probably be impeachment of President Nix. of ixillback Israeli troops on the Mrs. Melt did not say when patterned on those that led to on would be a "terrible trageSyrian front. Dayan would leave for Wash. the Israeli-Egyptian troop d)-" becausehe and Kissinger Arab diplomats at the United ington. But she pledged a week disengagement pact. That one Nations said a Syrian diplomat, ago that Israel's representative was negotiated by Kissinger have 'revolutionized the thrust of U.S. policy in our area and Salah Eddine Tarazi, will rep. would be sent within two weeks. shuttling between Jerusalem before resent the Damascus regime. Israeli Foreign Minister and Cairo. Mrs. Meir and Pres- world,"that in the rest of the Arabs at U. N. headquarters Abba Eban said in New York ide-nt Anwar Sadat of Egypt said Tarazi is a member of the that Israel would not never met. "It would indeed be a terrible political section of the Syrian "dogmatic" about face4o4ace Meanwhile. Israeli and Syr- tragedy if the American people Foreign Ministry and was an negolations with the Syrians in troops battled on the Golan lost sight of the global picture alternate delegate to the United 'Washington. But he added: "1 Heights Sunday for the sixth for the sake of narrow domestic Nations In the mid-195. can't imagine we can arrive at day. Syria said four of its troops political considerations," Sadat Prt'rniler Golda Meir named a settlement without sere killed and 12 wochded an sail to Win a, Br't190 " flen'spaperl P0 Boa 489 Raa,o City No* AA For WILBUR MIlJ.S .—Makes prediction p the United States, has not objected to its release to the cornriiittee," Sirica said. "Other persons are involved only Indirectly," he added. And although it has not been emphasized in this opinion, It should not be forgotten that we deal in a matter of the most critical n'.ninent to the nation, an Impeachment ins'estl. Ration fn%olving the President of the United States," Sirica said. straightforward compilation of Information gathered by the grand Jury and no more," he - S Speak R mittee's investigation i'hi person on whom the report focuses, the President of Sirica delayed implementation of his order for two days to permit filing of appeals. Strica said the report "draws no accusatory conclusions ... It renders no moral or social judgments, "The report Is a simple and ssli - - T WASHINGTON tAPt — U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica today ordered the secret Watergate jury report delivered to the House Judiciary Committee for Its impeachment inquiry. ---- Vy - -IT ..._- 26 Fntpiou'r 77 Ober 301*tniied 33 Veneitan 1) a Come To The Land \rar'rEa I;Ti:H;',u%lr Jt .)T _____ Mills added: "If he stays in office as President, members of Ms own party know that they'll lose seats in the House." Commenting on Nixon's income tax problems, primarily involving a deduction for donation of his vice presidential papers to the National Archives, Mills said: "There is a possibility if (the investigation) proves that the deduction of the papers given to the archives was improper that there would be fraud on the part of someone," s do just what this South di( You would lead a spade (nor dummy and finesse your ter West would collect a surpri.s trick with his jack and East' three aces would complet your downfall What would have hap pened if Giorgio had playlet: his ace' South would proba bly have laid his queen 01 trumps down; dropped th jack arid made his contract. -. siliocs of lftn I Bulçirtai,*,,r, Ztlig*i'a,J 4P.u'tarian VLtii1eôi,,n S farm 'tuE i',455 '"' !''ti?iit it Ui, tb, - •"fl iIItftl,',rd 13 Operatic toki L %ttik.r. ' ditturt,,,", 4 Martian 41 1. ijIt,,t, 'tflib turin. 49 4tflhi i"'3"r IS Mr smut, Si S(JSI at I.a,l IS Ii'lflal4' it-oil ?.ds f..' Ifl5iIIa ',pO't 1It',attte, £5(t .51 fdni' thins S-I ()nies,talru,a OTrtaIs 15BtJ5iV, ' 2lAi'ev "f-fr'jt4bqit, 17 I'ri.i' "lu 24 %a1-'.i•i / l)t-IenIs Nixon - '.'•-':':'a ' - .'4 Monday, March 18, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 64th Year, No. 178 Price 10 Cents The bidding hat been of Bulgaria "i. '14995 16 Since this seems to be the •SOIZII week for unusual plays, weWell will wind up with a humI. Pass 36 Pass ? dinger. orth's three-spade call You. South. hold was a real stretch, lie had no 0 $654 A K Q 13 CA J 56reason to attach any value to What do you do now' his queen of hearts and one — Old the spades. This bid king of spade5 did not justify asks partner to bid slit If he holds his attempt to reach game. Still that queen o, hearts " tood trumps. was of value and if East had TODAY-8 QIJES'flON not made a very line clefenInstead or bidding three spades sve play, North's overbid )our partner has responded two would have worked, diamonds to your one spade. South won the heart lead What do you do now? with his jack and led a low trump to dummmy's king. Any ordinary bridge player ' would have put the ace on the ' J4Ct)9 V1.1 king without a moment's 000* c'o hesitation, but East was Station Yo,* Giorgio Belladonna Italy's won •champion Blue Team. IV Y °!!_ L r $9995 "where Orange Meets Fairbanks" 711 Orange Ave., Winter Park, Fla, Ph-472S -.4. UI , SPECIAL Chaise With Arms And Pad Reg. 199.10 is 'S g !(ieIl nil's/I by WOODARD Arm!ess Chaise With Pad Reg. 194.23 fartieltm Ity THE ASSO('IATEI) PRE.SS Dayan on Sunday after a two- negotiations involving the claimed several Israeli troops hour session of her cabinet to heads of government on the killed or wounded. Israel 11' Israeli go-,'ernrnent has discuss Israel's position In the spot." reported no casualtft's The', rcs.rr)ub CII1tJIR)fl' '.itLng thuiii IL tfr( Attion, please ThU us -ow' story. We welcome your news! To The Arkansas Democrat told one of the newsmen interviewing him: "I would think that probably you and I both may well be surprised when the vote occurs on the articles of impeachment over the number on ,the Reoubjican side whn jnju' -aIP those Area deaths Bridge Calendar - . ('lassifietiads Comics Crossword puzzle Dear Abby Dr. Crane Editorial comment Entertainment - IA lioroscopi' 6A IA Hospital notes National S-SB Publicnotices Society Sports 7A 6A 6A 6A 4A 7A State Stocks TV World IA - Vt - 4-511 6A 1-38 . ..,., - . 3A Reparations Sought; 14 Years Late 1'Al.LAIIASSEE, Fla. iAPi.-. The Florida Legislature has been asked to declare the in. nocence of a man who spent almost 14 years in a mental hosintal for a rape reportedly tornnutted by another man, agreement between State Atty. Gordon Oldham (if Lees. t*irt and ,, court-appointed tie. fenw lawyer. The state dropped the charge 13 years and 11 months later, after Daniels' new lawyer, Thurwald Husfeld Special legislative investiga. ton Thomas Woods said Jesse Daniels did not commit the rape attack with which he was & hiar.ed and that he should re"dye compensation of at least $)O,000 for having been "vlctiinued by our Society." of Deland, persuaded the courts Daniels was 19 and mentally retarded w hen he confessed in I)ecvmhcr, 1957, to the rape of a prominent hake County wont. an, Daniels was committed to the state hospital at ('hatt,ihotx'hct' he was sane, The investigator said the state had ignored key evidence which "strongly indicates that the actual assailant was, in tact, SaITI Wiley Odoni, " Odoni was executed for an. other rape. Woods' report was to be conside-red by the house Cornniittee on Retirement, Person- nel and Claims. The J.B. Walden family had been hired for 1700 by the Atomic Erter' Commission to build the shelter near this North Florida t o wn and were promised a $30i) bonus if they did the Job in 48 ttuis, The Waldens, including five adults, six teen-agers, and a chi!-!, ci'mnpk'tt'd the shelter early Sunday in 23 hours and 40 minut&- 'The family excavated and piled 50 tons of dirt by shovel," sail ('re*'si'n Kearny, AEC engineer in charge if the project. "Some of the adults slept only one or two hours during the work." The Waldens built the aboveground shelter with slash pine, bed sheets and plastic covered by two feet of dirt. Kearnv said, In addition to the dirt-covered shelter, the family was also requrred to construct a latrine and install a home-made numa to bring fresh air into the structure, lst'arnv said the Waldens if, ere ariit.ngan unspevifled numbt'r families in Colorado. Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama who wt'being paid to construct temporary fallout shelters as an AI"i' research project. The project has been funded le a 130,u00 grant front this ti S Ik'fense Civil Preparedness Agency, Kearne said. A 3pokesman for the federal agency in Washington said the project did not represent an effort to bring back the family fallout thelter craze of the early 196. He said it was an attempt to 'k'tt'rminv what kinds of shelters could be constructed within one it two dais if people had to be moved from mnt'trupiIit.,n areas during a urms - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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N lilies fl EtI I ui its nIb tII'Ititut Ii stutil 111k 1 hit I ,;f ht-*I fl-n il•ons isi Ut- 'tiLtn,iI fiur,- t ,str5 liii If iii ', Pts ,,tttimtit,it,iI bil nets or'- h"t I,. Ii sink hill,, Ins t stt'i nt i I ti'tuI Is FItitlisI Ti bR I l ttft ti-It I' If.- , ii,1 1*11 itns I rtt —M 1 I__________________ __________ UtL ____ ___ ______ _________ - ittil Ii (fl .0 itt .Jtt*ttttliiti * 'IIilimiult thu it iii1 it null If tit •i't t.Il'rrmlu !i must g.i to finII 0 I bitt liLmurt ti ill lit III it t 1 lit i .ittIueiit f 'tilt niifl Pr fin - tithI I1 I ii Ill tfltetti, • NY P LA f TO CHOOSE I I 11 '' Income Tax I" Ito Ks' ii t n•iSt i t r 1t—_S _.t __ -- L __ _____ _ '.:-• - i ___ ____ MI-a i (1 flO f)( r 1(1 1 I - tilt iiit r • I - p is,,j 'ri t ri,imi It nt it' itt I inn Is -- - - hit I UI! I tIlt I 1 Link font '-•# • . - - �cii.4Zr i ________ I, — ) be'__ ?A—Th Sanford Herald ",lV VJi1. 11i I tie curtain Mt ti ri'( ti1a ii a tiurtrtinni drmta tuipar.iI. tied in the l.ist Ii,ilf enturs of Ainericaa the federal iriinin.Il trial itt ti irn)tr ituiniliers if the Presidents taljirwt Fhe arts accused of t'bstructin Just ice. lie ivurni i it'ti I c ha rgeti I hat e tnt ii ;a I a sun iii d $2),O1) was agrut'tI u in anti thia I this an him ni was secretly I urneti liver It, Stanis in Washangti,i iii April 10. 1972. A ne I,i riquining puhlit disclosure ii tamnpaugn tiilnibtitmn hijil taken 'lh ;,, 1 hi' irifictinrn :).a: Slituliell iii St,in. subsequently brought pressure on I hi ut: Vt'ctcs tt'hal1 'Ihi' mast' ttas siI ti ha t' heirs brou g ht up in a il iscuss iii bet iii I Niitn and has (uniter White llmuw &liUimJ .loht, W I)t'an III. lhievt'r, there has been II ltihIic indication that Nixmini as aare mit tti lurpmirted conspiracy between Mitcheti. St,ins and Vescti. itttctll anti Shins art amlilititinalls t'hart:if t ithi si munts lm( perjury, bringing their Iil,tiinu,u sentIent t5 til)4n tuft'. II ttiii I t)rtil* iii !t.S(.()S IlitiltiiIiilImn 'lilian tlrpor,itt. emiipir& Not suite the It',iptit I)tuitie stanulal of 1923 hiatt' ttii cattitt iiit'iiil,t rs been untitled tin hiarges reI,iti e lii their 'fhcial mr piilitit,iI mliii i.'s lii that cast . 11 t'pu h lean I trt'.suien I \,irr,'n ( il:tr'tun; uitt'nr ct rrtar 4 .Ibert 'aII, ciii to linsimnu, hut his ittorfw% tinitra I, Iii in I ).uig inrtv . escajtI pun ush. lilt' nt a To Start Today u ik'thed lii c'¼eni their influt'ntt' n s idetratking a Securities anti Etuangt. Mitchell, ttL attitiner ieneral 'hirint President Nixii' first turin. anti t II Stans, ' funnIer ilillutnit' re ha r . t'rt' sun miii met I tm a p,i r btIm ire I ikraI judtt' It'e (.iihardi iii mIu ntmmwn F'u' Square Eight hundred prtmpt't ti t' jurors ire to i*. in t'.iII. Campaign Tridl \lit(ht'lI 'as in chtare if Nitm's re. cttctii,n tanmipaign, and Slans was his ttiit'f intl ra ist'r tin Ma nh 8, 1972, t he ii tie in. tilienit ctIar)t's Ihiat t'scli nf(t'reij ii nitnitcutimn in retunni fir in- i ti l:i titch'I! and Stans are ctiareiI ilti at I ijiting ., 2tX) untier.the.taijle 11111' trit>tituji I Niiiri l7 rt'.eleitiin tlmIil),Iii1 hut tutitivt tin.mn cr lthtrt miim, i. ruturn tte ItnIIIIII;t m l,,ttittl. ttt clii To I IA( I4It l he sI., Ii, •iit;!,mt;t'i1 ii '.i.i IIt,ih(itt hutitwIt rtprtsertts ;i nlmIjiic A lIt.irt k ,mi',mitin lI.mrt .ttiiIJII ii k cut'. ,m bur! 'hi p iilmf.liitI.l pr : '. P4 rsun(ai uhf at tIn hr k l.iuhhi r tllt'tiiiit' suIt Aitwrt liii, . I.iriiiti',' I'.itri. .mSMts lit ai1 lii' rs mnainmn imIn.i;rs ill ills pl.int tm luther ti,i Is tuIf' I lnuIi.in \I'. t'int'nt hatter t ijuiitt ' on fl . nliIIiuft '%mUIml tuutt triji Iii'niniis It,intks ,tniul tither uitillimin (mr ttmI fir (.mlufmr. this h' s,iiml hi itIt,ijn, I(.inhliIIImh lImarst nirijiturs 'ml the m mmalitint nu s niuh h I first tm tim f lii it u tilt r '.t pujilt it I tint mIt intl iinin I'ttru it lit trt s mm ti'.it trulups it onttl ii'. lit tihiini fr' iii t r It. rk. It'. ' I? is ill I nit st ffm it ii hret'dmuii \ i I I Ii .mp..rtmutent 1 tIa ,ui:mi Ii t'.ut' Ith tiri 1mm tim '.ttI.II I .ini, atiil Iii iIsmts M rhin hurt Iliik Iltil; suit unit sbit it flu i .,li! 'in it Lthinktht II . .itI . .I j i- I ' L I I (tin ippnii td bs lit ( lit mrst 11514 s intl itt hi iii iski d •' I (fl(i5t .,mltirnt,' %% litton firnia attcirn t. t'nit'ral I, nit i b tutu'. mui ni tm s inith hit flint S - mt lutliig 0'i in r'mmn il iss& Is Iii it st. uI \ lilt ruth;, rs & hLIrm,t ml '.titlt tit mnunf,'r i (Iikl;,nd .iul ituld be i'.iihibh&' I miimk Sujmt \hri u fiustir iii,. multi sufl h. ,is uI t.ist \ui'. •i ttt ,i lair lni,,I hit ir , mu I itt lpntht r1 nm1 Ii I - it - - - .• w p' EJLJ1 • . "i. Gas Itiii ' lit '.. mi md t' in mkt i C mi't u slur, if th ir osuni - -. :' - -, -. , ;';' -' t -. '/: • P U ppv REFI ECTIQ uu u I N — A _ • I I - ;Uj) t p -. ' ç u, iii if t hi H ' r h ij Bring I P. Il)fl IItA v VV P Good NJ ev's snithuiin I it r slit; 'A'"iiIi5 \P Ia r,bttitut Iuttr.istun'. sas Ui u''sidtrit Nt u itt." u' pr H ts In SSrIi, s tftl'. ctt I'. r t:httimfi fr uit'thi,,tim'. tin : t t; ,4 st:ti, ll(ils i I . Senate Con siaers Energy I sumiu I is tn is Itti sI Iii lIt mrsh ii t iii thit ii tilt itil I it tict t.lI'ut iiuesat' nu'els,'ul Satur. hitrntiti Ut tm P' nniult',' Pt,' .,H I '. it st uhf i t pt • siflm t ri I tht ii Ii'. 1st i,n"ums ut ri n 'in It itt (Hi hit lii, ri s iris thint tb itl in uf .ilut' t.qw, \lt, Ile.ufsl urt'if trI1m tutu5 in the lutur Iii it thu i I tit'.5i i pr'r tin suit thin i itt'. S in or mitt I ..' t,mst ,is i.l. i,sf1 ,ini'I t''.l'ns I 11 tm Irs irlo tfte it .snti I I r r Pun a mnt'ituilhn.urS 1,-artin suihii s(bltiIilt, -I 'I;iI Jci, ms tm IlUntli 1,14 hi thu,'..' bit' s.iuti .littiist, has,' 1A't'nt lin,'i tip j .rtiur u'cuttt Y ' . ,, utiluniibill.s ht,,ml iii I(I.15 bett'n Istiiail Fahuii !s;ct arid Umiuti ikkaf - .li Arabia and the s,'srtl.,r, is nilimsimtg ,u. ''. if's lit n. f';mhnn'. ' mIt r- Ktssu:uer i:' Ii, said I art't' 5th! nil tum ulahu,ii h tha I parti'e'nl st'ssiin 'if fraiuit'.urrk fur nt' st ;iriticq ' S. ' _ — _______ or triubl,' i. liii' puhIR- has - , I ,,i'st .ilc lciu ,ii '' l.ifl ' l's twit. ,i it.irilu 'it lii Rut Pitt Iii,'. stunt up I I rU Ii 14,14.'. r in uc;sak',ii,incf lI,unitatus Usit tuttle ttiplumunmt S ti hrmiI, . unIts is-t'.uet'nt It,,' (t tb.'. 11 it !ict's' talk' st,irt,'if .in. . ' ' muls'rt Hi, a .iid tunar t •n ' r ' Nixon In irisuraru' arid real i'stitu • , ' u ia ama Ill ' I I I .,',itiiiii 'tt.&re tim' 151111 .iist,,s S IKt dilit stron, I' i .r tIn- (mtifl ;'it tiiu,t.r Stk'akini at arl lhi;r it I it thOu of quihtt rc Vthi!i tittt Ii' stilt nIt ijiil it lit ill his i nL it, t1 hilt Ii I trim Ii I tulle ''b \:tct rut .utt f.ni dISi,i'.' h.it -tn.t.'th :u, ' i. l (mi( r itucni Ii is a1 Iru '.. ruuttirut r i _ 1 S iii i ti hi iiti , kj itul, it sIt iIir .irtut its .m I .i -c-I a stt't'k Mills I ruling in t'iti'- i st,mli- ii 1"l.-ral 1-Itt'. + .r - ri,:!,! apja'.il Iiinnis s.iumt 'it! .t t,ttiteri -t.11I-.it 1 -I'P'."l U -' "ti' !Itt --- --- tb '.. i .inlii'uI '-imt;mh's ,i. '.uit luc.'. mit (hibhiss , , + , -1 l'l\ "p" p ii \"uiiiri.itiieiis tm-i 'n I p ' . - iI,'ia- , I _'hi:.n_.q t I' III I I- I 'tstrum I Nuts, ''tIn1 c At ii ' -u , , • I ' . ml it !r . utml u timr i uuu i..rulrht uarmuy,,t, 1.-i tIlt I' -tt I-t, . 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I ' + l,,'.nl I It'\ ill t \t,'listc'n fit, iii!! s;'.ik ;clattts Ut iii. i-' - 7, d' (lu( tion u 1 - i't tnuscstug,iti'.t' 'i" i, nit After SI! ''' mrivt-ke In ' - JUt ason s Market Shows Strength , I iitrt Mr5 It;ukt-n that ,n, rs nr;irited unt the . litt'stI!.k' .ini .,u l.ir. is : i in r It,mr i . i lit I'i jm U4 u+'" tiatiitii t Cut.' ltiuull,,t-------c Im ;,, I ,i'',lls'nr'. m i \tr- lilt n- I '1 \ I tut,nt..,rs S Imlil ',ul.ti rm.0 still ni Im l,s r stIl, 1' ik 11(11'. SI? liii niuirini1 ,iii'h I'.ui'.,',ihmt 1°"" 'i b-c It- ..'t' -i, 'nh- at nUts's iii'. I.t , ; request 1t b!.m' 'its Mr - t;i'r,'r,mI Irtum ulturt' s-ti-r..r : -'. - . Alt. Iiiahts'rs (u'Iili( ilui;t'n It I t.tit;t', lival'L Ci Ciii I ut ( ) \ .n si., ' i is! lit,- S,inItI-Il I ,,,tuIs't, hub ,it I lim itnt I 'IiIrsI iI1httL'IH;tftl. ' it'S' I tim tt still 'abut Ihi-- - I-mt F rt't'ui,,tu i,aule the suggt'stiut,u ;ith.-r ifIt.y(fmiig it sui.uiil bi t' vsrtu,tI,. imnulsmssiMc fm-n the nufi tI c';ndut I ant iutlpartial u '.i'Shittiifl i-f itsi-It It. illst dun aet'mt ii sugge'ttn bs Mrs '.It, Ut r ill mmii in I )nl ,ntmli itt ts 'lit,- IIItluIt . - -;'-ikt-r i, mi + ,, - 'd ,tn, its! 4Icutr , hi, Pt-land Prg,u ni:.i ; .,ltrI ilisti t I .iuIqa.t- still Is' list bisst'ni '..i .iti'-n,il sit-lu,,' - -5 Itisif; t. I in',ui 'I III'. 5tH*ItII; - D- !;.,-. ID I -I it's hni"al uie;;.(lttii.-ntls ' • "-.' 'tr,- siIiileruts niilm lImit I : suii' lriiiti t,ii;I, h'.u'.iutIr flmt:Itt . I'. S:mni'I,i'. hiLt. l.utc'fiti1' 1 d,it r ' II. 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I' ,uhu' ,iti'l kt's1i II ml 4 (llilifl il ml." it I I th, ' titu t iu,Illttl'. bitt It .il ill ttt;hi.iitf s :rt.(tu1lc li t t Irish Is-u ''iii.s .1,11 I - - nt rs " gum'." Ihuru', lii to hit' ubisumimul -mi 'i. Icrt-Iuimmirir ht'.mnurug tilitIuuflS Vingsnmui tins Ness .lerse). b rsI- ,inunl i-nut' .-"jruls in t.statu in uui.ikine: it' plan I h i. ' 'I inn-i P , t!t,ghl Is 4 . rib. tIll '. ji 1 fIt t ihuil'. It it n: ;iribjt;u !' ' it, tb i1('l,iirt, jt,- lri4mtartt mhangu' iii. all it ti,,' u multi uluiten anli tict' t lul&'mt the nuiuihi'r uuf qualified ills tilhrnrt ) stt'rt' all ill ttit'in sitters ruquired mint the recall 1tlm I.litii;ni tnuiuiu 2 per tent ti ii 1 he i , uuicii unanuuiiousl'. .tml per tenth ,-\Isui included stas suit,-,i tm ;ippniis(' thee uuias,tms ci pritsisulIn th;mt if a recall lImIsmirhtiittiit .'i fe-miner assist- pt'hutimtrt hmmulut rt'llui-t' liii' itt! st,,tu' ,itt ,r,' ,stnuuari rufutbAr ut (ituni ul:nt'n lii less Itril k as uilunii ui juit,'.' than litre,-, thiu' gost'nu,ir ((uhf Itbm'itigl hit, tittlI ml s"tt'tI 1'1 urt,,k&' sUftIm-ht'fit u(Ppiuintrult'ruts t.'.t'nrm,l,- ti.' liasuurs st'tci it t, ibtmkta qurouusu tm serve until lit,' (iuiluli(uiti(mfl un,iiniumnt-e it a special election cuId i Mc ;r.' - 'r th,' gasolin,' m1ltitiutiianm sstenui I Intl 1 Pt Vt. ,fnit stI I'. II) . HI L ING ii • Puarter .urit'nmfmna-nit prmisiding s fy- rt dl of it) iffit isIs Thu 1'. n, ustil twiic tI prt p trtd I)'. tin III i fir ist he, I 151 stti k liii •rimuuimuusls rs p i 'ii Vt nit fit t"Uflm it ' urnini,i (;ui'. I, alst ifl Monday Sl'III NI iS h., kit. tb nest mnihfUsiufl. \l,i)ir Bins '.tt'n,- ,-duni' stbiim Ii ri'sultt'mi in tstm stItI,,t,'l5 mI;it.'ci i bi,ingt's "nIt' ulah,',I hut' ii,is ntIs-i Wrighils 'it niuiiibs_ neil 'its -- '-i smirt l'ri ' ' -: _________________________ _______________ WE PIAVE STATE FORMS - ''-rsuin 1 tier pruipiusemi iurdinan e For a hnti Mn I ir.i:i ialSO qtltStuitlt'II th tnui - . .inI it,, 's .uh.r sutttc Mn ij ' uk r st., i f. lit bin, f 'It inhht s huh s stir, mt I utt t iluit itt Vt tilt. I Sprune l tuba'. iiiht s t tilt , il titt t t it,, I iil;itt 11,-inn1questi'ri,,bl,' .suibst,mntiaj nf - grain 1m PI -- r'IrII nt-ic Jf_. V I - ill Uhf ui,. I stint1 un 'ttts gaslnlufut' statiuuius m iu;uls the gil'. . -rnur iid lit,' plan stas tw hast'tI un 'h'hl".i'li lum ('iLs,' Plate iiitis l'i'r51'fls stttiu' plaIts It ; V V II I I Vt IN IE It - I nu nutinm.tI u liarges utistijui tills ft1. I'. st it. 'uimtrui.iiija', ,ithmtitlirt Cox Recalls Watergate tAIl ri -i'm r - B'. .1 \I 4 'I,I!tIJo\ I "nut) Editor ,tt if iii', tiiiIiiu fits h m Icr. liiiiunu irs hi ,rni i I mulling tiLil Vtrui iii ti m Its I iltitmi fur liwitars gaM'lnst' Iustrut;utm,m,, 'iii St ht ituitti Ii C unitii '-tin - un o . Pit; I trim. i is ist ,'. tiji sutt;iii hIlts l (4 titili's ,i'A,iS I S iflhl!!,Ir 1111 lulists i;,.%i' ' ur it. -f' ' : a ,' r's I Seminole Calendar if I itt I PhI I it. 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" ' ' ' I , r"''-- 1 ftst suhit rt iii I 1*. n is leach e rs Say I -- -------------------------- . ______I _____ 51 T - II I Iiit'siias , ilelensi- ;tttirmn,'s I I )a'. ud Burns if It,irtmust Ii inns i 5 I' ________ I' iii iIntI;Int'tl lenin '.i,i a rtftntnttnuni n m tl 1.1 . suit itt \i ii \ utiutt r i p fl 1 ,rcmj ni liii 41 tilt ' had NS r I, n It li tj ft (Si ntt It, IIIJII! if lCit*rt it till tiiis rt lust ml Iii cii't ths hi' till it urts m arudici itt miu1b ' tttttirt'mf ti!'. 4'rlt4 Su'tt's i't'.i.'.'rt tht'iit ' I I Ut i I Si 1.0 .1 I 1.1(11, I a \ Pi 'iii I niuClimlut hits icupmini 'ir\. tl s I.s.',ir.1lll I ri'ratin Iis,' FrI si't'uutt'il sturil,ij ii'. lit. till lilt' 'd t.,ii \ltiuti'. nIuLi! Pr Iirtsith,,u? \in \'ci tilt- arm bLm: U, t' pr'si1.n ¶ if '.tt stun pci! ,ubur;ih,' la-hind .lti aid, stian hi lt',inti,'il b \ tb' ri .iufjs juss ii. ft tp'fiu tt' Us Itith F rd skirtu',l afl iiutttuu ,!rn,,t, sri \hIi iiuini Itupuhhiiait b,utrri,u,, % llll.ulii ""ssirIt' lit.' tI.' liii result. J J_{ J Fsmrittr stIll rt'.aultis a Ibe suit if numidlatur i . pi,ist'uf sit .Ttiflufl a 'l',t'nnie'nt hetstut'ri Et Israel bs- situttliru b,tu. totjfltriv Itt P iS i it, I ihif - . u: Mt'ui '' (its fir a ti e -i W,- sht'rrt hymn SI;! . - - ___________ 1.- btn nutmist (-iilper,tu'.,. ns L\'. i.\ (mm \I' ll, ntniiuil bins '1 ti' n .iu 1 lhitn St.itiMi sa S nmnf€irnm (nItt)Iiam('nt . ' 'rut1u reattt&MJ .a rest((l Ie'.vl of t1ii(' than 124 iiiiI!i ' I ' t'inbt't i' .sLt'ru said the etttt state to'aI St,u' ', l4t highi r ru Ntiss'tnbt'r fiil 119.f1 ahii'.t' i' irItt,'r 1972 nt lairt s mid tht iT.tt4ck ntr \n'.ttnbtr rtflt tt ' k'nab* seas4inat taias in the trait' iutdustrs. 5thIi ittt fitt .irtuall'. all it itia' &' teases 'f 9,0O n bournriitnt arid ,9c in the s*r . - ,nctutrs 5tt', u,ffa I hA -i & dl1mI dt tlirut 'if i5,httu —., -- -- - ft h L tit niji - rib 5t1:I'.i 1 a s.as t rhius Ilnuic iii u.n' IAISSt- saul in' iias lm!u',ls;lnitnt''. I Nonfarm Employment Up — mliii \\tiO_ i u\i u u vt 40.000 charter passengers used the airport Herald l>hitt, b) Bill Vincent : If -''" , J . - lI,it iui.si,nt .Jn '' ' '' - + .' I iripishrittnt in an.J'.an ' at,,'. Vt hut' li-us,' sessuu Ii • — I' I, \I . '.'. if its i I m It tiun . • i it s flit 15511. itt it l*'t'ri i t t'nsisht'nt Islitual lumM'r 1.15 t ,iIttlintl \,intrht rV,'t'rt Iiiaili i' t! •'itn ICt;mtji;Iim artS u. i. I'rt stilt lit I.. null IC r nil s limit r lIiis, iii Ut it s IC, luhit in lustnim t ut't Ut I f utJt . it tilt itinC i Iti 1mbll& ift suhi P (Itt '.r lust tbtt rt is . ;i smi , It lImIt '1 itt uk. bit s I .mtt ii I ilIt ill iii % ishiiit tin . in. s,'rtilin ,, nitt's;i, Ii II saul hit. eltt hit frresbIamJis ,tsitl;lCt4.n a tmiuL'h I fILl I him it 'rh F \ 111114 r tint lii i • mr ' I III lIthium i hit nit isumI tIt'ttratun1 P.t '.11 tin \1nttas rtituh iii \sk.l If Itt f.hn \lSft nt'sigttatiini it i'rt';iki,i1 ., ti4.'.,' I(t'ltUilIim ,i!i luck ill ituiI$;II Plititril Mr Liuttijin s.iitf 'liii iusurig a 'hI' i iris ,ti Cr, ilmr ut It slit 11 u i mt u. '. hIm ii I' list Vt '..'tlilN( JUN ' Al' — flit' 'nat t t .ini I thu fat, f the nreas:j. \ S ttt' ti rum.inflttiit thu hill ii ( onhrt su.is planntf fr tiLt tnt \t Ilur a, ' I ' . tt rt',blrr, .15 Wrt,hut and hi .mtt'innu,'s r.-urt.iurti'ml uffu uhi -' ssl,'nut •,t lii.- arraigniuu' j'r'.t.'t'ii irlibs Iti' haul I issfiiIl iIiltieml 'i itristiui,as pni -Ia'r jturn4ii !, tim 'I I I I locrni '• Iw j. i I I lIt irs CR1 ii 1ru 1 ts itisa;n I a states. A total of 3,000 ..''_1_..1I',.51•.....-' I--, Sic, sIt!, 1' a ,it lit III Ii buit il'.tflt'r I lt'rs Iistt' thu expect iiu tlaiIs ,illtitnuut'nt if l') i.mllonLs Imu I.ist unuu ii ,aIte'r 'lint I Stu''.iuiIt:,f,,, n-h suppirl -i '.ltutil'istni Iimmttt'st Ill tas - hr as long as I has-i' a uhf,' / I I tasls in tum'.t the mines '.uhiI t spt nit mid lit fuil hus!ril,utti nut tint d him bt rktil "Ut hi 5(111 haul lit :strs liii i;mls miif S2 nitillii.n nut tin'. uk t nttuCh fiatl I ' k 1 sup&rntarkets I I var, 0fl a, ay ____________________________________ — St'nuimnuIu• ('in, ii! I ci! i-, it-ia-nt M( ;rtgn ' itu 1'it ,i t uilts'' plea mi Wrights 1. tilt at titt' fimnnuit'r highest iii:isktsttists , .-- -- L ra os Iey \\1I I * 'urimner brought Walt V ntItulbmr L ' — 'FJ stiilingness , II I ,. / t - ' / t -- PA(;F: AIRWAYS officials reported 1,400 charter p;mssengers used Sanford Airrt facilities Monday passengers will use the It is nut clear thu-ri' is isitlu ii .i'5l'.t' tutisurtlt'rst,intiluru' f this plan arl tts IlutnIsses until 'Inuing t". itlt'nt-t' f till- I ( IL 'I , tJ..uruM1?'L 1 shotgun Iruiuui Sheriff John F i ruler Striiiiiiiti- ,Sttt'iff s I'iilk s .ustiMh, but his 'fit' - --,.,. I it D windles - ,.gI t Tuesday. Feb. 19, 1974-3A / / Get Back Badge 1l - The Sanford Herald / Hears t Responds To Terrorists, - a .L .5- '1" Wright Loses Battle _ a--- a I -i m'. Tuesday, Feb. 19. 1974 Mitchell, Stanj - 'a'. - t Hostess - er', (U I - .(Ii II 4) \\ I', I 5 - \\ I'. 1)1) 1 \ (, :',,,." ' Il • , Ii ______ ________ i:-- —I. ' .-: - -, . , - ,1, 1 ' -t., . . 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I P - 'l,tl.I,Ai11\s.sf:F; - __________________ ________________________________ _________ ' _________________________________________ the Sk Ith III niiss;un t'rt' 'itoaduast' in varim ;r of the tuntr b a "Si' iianttiln" flOw (wing ught hs tI'ril investigators :lttough we learm'(l of the lake broadcasting (lays before S lab plashtl down, we wititheld the story afr couscling tt ith the national Acroiutk 81)11 Spat AithuflLstraUon t I si iti( i it tklt)I(' I.' hit C a tiiiLN LUe i.iitUIli,' I 1I,It I •lilt t'fltu I ii H ttflt' t'ctoiiol tangerint' if On en' seen ii; Iliost of ('luna it lii' tried It' be "I iC (rn'rulk C zir,iiie st'tt .troks, oria I t'stwci,ilk hungr} Ilk % a liiitist Ill I itil ) hL'fl tt itli tint' of theM' % OUfl ladies, pka.e hate a tangerine" (reen tea, of tOUtst', Iaing tiUt cop(' ii I'eki,ig iiiut-ti less ask them for ,i dali' Thai lint' til! be sikke'fl lit t'rtt'I !.ttrr fl hit' flight iit't it'tt, I'hiri,i Ut- c nshruct nnan hr alter the flight, :iiight 1w air hr,it eler it th It tttrot' i "iior,ioj st&',ir- .iI Pn- tttriai I )thcrtiist', suiiittiarih t'Jt't'tetl through the l'tple"s Hi'publie ti China t:''s tlt'ss&'s tfi 'ur flight t't(' Ih(% s%tro all titisit' i'tllerg('flit tutor lit utthier - i txpt it ii oh tin so ii Ui thi ti it jit ko t II l liii lIt tin lhtuht lb It it nor ohs iii It ri t ohms fir ib tt n intt'rnittin;,l _________________________________________________________________ ,iirlinnt' seru ICC tsk St it 'tnnis UN tt h t •1 __________ Iikt ti ti itt hi k t sIt ir V / 'the committt't' i rt'cominending that a ne - It- it, it (liv I 4 iii hit t t - ' ('uifft - III '')t)C il 'PP ' I Lihl ilied to i i ept a ppeils in x' ifi at eas of Ia to 1' (it's ignat ed b the Supreme ( ourt It tu ould hold ht'at'ings and rule on t he cases, and iN de iiOt)s tt 0111(1 I 'it Otfl,i 1k all hi fort arded to the uI)reme ( on it fur i e ie 1 he upretnt .5 I ___ __________ __________________ ______________ icr'• in t he judicial system The ne appeals tli'!5ii)fi ttotild he 'er much a creat tire it! tien thit' - balf.duzvn if the plans- t' .tlreatl) been k'Iiter.rtst tti°1 t I I H :r:h5 i r. r t 'iishiit, t'olulpI)e(j SupR nti (tout I iii thi i ingo' of iN jut itlit lion 111(1 in its torn it ion Its mern ber t mild be n from I he ranh if . 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S ions-es iouI k \ii •'"i, , 'iiIi;..tt.5i Ills I c - _____ \ssts, it"ii'st Til,o?is , so -, ei.....',,.,.. - . - - - - -' - - * * * * ii hitb ' I' - ------- ' - - ' ' _ - -k - - 0 , - ' i lut thri's' ret I , ' - - . 5 ____________________ __________________ _____________ _____________________ tl(fi('5 If ttoulolnt'n in -- --I, LOCAL PHYSICIAN WINS AM E RICAN ISM AWARD I I. F - I -I- - I t'rei of Sanforl - Sa)s his tlleloi thu .hrukt- the fat,sI l,ittts ':111: - - londav was awarded ttit' (;()rgt' 'P,unkerfacc t Pt'tCtt'd hlrfist'If as iiit'di,_ a I di't- tur In an a • - ehs tt'ti Siftttt tc'ht'phone (Iurttsins Parker, is Is ltoltls a tilt' on Iit'lugon, huts ,tsnft'ib that a reasonable lwrsu-r. sotulob ur,oit'nstanij that the ad ss'stisifl so ,isant'ft-rral t c--thor ,ib I !s',snli tpefljn-1- - ui! - - -' ' an I - I. t w Iii is t More Security With At Any Time ,. ,,, ii' - u ia !,,r b. ,arr.1' Fr tPrIflu 1, • ni rornt,,,t, us. i's,. - wpy -. tniutp 55tp r !'.' .''-' tr L ' ' V s,sfl hp , the' tuiiitul,ttittno sIts liii: --I .1- ru.tthiami Niisliros'r I' .ini sM'nunig ttlit('luls'Il(, its'I' i,its en l's'trn Ils-tiiuruo,ik -- I tltt' Jilt) tii,st Wott tiil nitit l5,i thus' l,l*,ti b:,d killed I, tn tsl0'tt' issis it,it fslunil iii -1,illits., itt.it5' .5 scs's'k ,iftt'r tli\,uJqs'.an.',i Ok t 2 Its, I)Ii\\ I I -SJ is lit-ruilli Stall vi liter Is ',i ;vi onlo Il,unris ' I'I'trll ti- I ttilt t tnutemotht'of ' i'-.f a tar ' l'uuis'utulx'r Jun s,is st 1II,lt I' bos',ur Wilt'5 1st \ 1 fIr builsluiog rcrl''s- .ttltlns begun on I t'IIuIk'n, to,us lout tilt' c-its isilii- t' it , 't'ttlt'uuit'rit ,sf 5i,2 30 i,s \tant-li I tIn ,'siiirl i lou; iiu.ms tit- uIlutu,ltt-th , tIlusl),10ulitro, -- 5 -:itr,ti tin the iuis'slit .il ililIlt ttu,it ;.mrs lil1,110, I'I, sb ot k thus' hIts that tuilt',i itit' bo lIe llsho' r iou gIl (itufiti \- sistturit S(att- Attt Willuamri p tsilol liii joir ttu;it tue - s tlu-sl frteull Silflt't,ttlItil ,ulter .td i.'en tuit s-n tb' Its'ati, tied 1 ,.sggs-tl, ,iriil 1 1111 tidti tli' - ('itofli dulls- ri tiitk iou at tutIn iii ito,- nutttits' Moijotlas night ,unti until ('tiaurun;tn ij I%iIli.mlilssui 511111 tsud.ss lbs lI,irnis (SI t-snitra(- t tts is, Ii ts'nitturoats-ti .inI I,- ,uiitit o;.tllit' ,ittiouii lrsoiu tit' Ix intl I tuirguiig liii' ills it Itti tine', t , iI4fl t, rs'ir(''t'lutolli lbs li- tts'r tLtt'tI F't'hi -i I 1', 1 , 1 1 :. s r. t--i lit- tiniut' itut' d't, UfIk- rit 55,15 - •r. t -' -. .- - I-I ________________ N OW - / I 1974 ::,, FORDS '' - Ph N TOS - MA V E RICKS MUSTANGS TORINOS - B- Day Week Month C, ________________ i1'L1' I r 1's'CR 10 Key (L(CTRIC Adding Machsne i0 s' '' : REN u mOrlit) ':u ,,,,, -. !r, "-iI , '. h,i'ot 5,1 'uiiILiIl\ ii; -' '.1 -u' I - u-h: lii i.iI J,ioiit' Mc-0_'oulluiuu in litter i' the ouias itt ,untl no t oiuoo' s.iooh bus I:.t n -t !s I ;iskesl It. likc i - u sn Its' btuultlon:, t;smmtt'lht'sl, retaining $732 tO, I)) f Out' tioll. rather than (Its- ls'r cent i-,illt'tI fIr in Out' I'I'ntr.ltt ho ,iol,lututno, the it'titr 'aiiI. ll;urris (' ant Oblats'll 52.170 in pritfit.s I.ist sst'-k, u I 'Itus' t-'tiloparos Is ''urofairit tir,'ulk'r nt'qut'tesi th,tt I ult-'!- lOOt ies- otr, oii,iit- hIt' Initit If inutr.t tiuuioborog iruI'I ssurlt it IsIItlt'klno: tt lou-lu I' tahlt'il in tss llussk ovt'r U lli,I% i result iii ,lt- tlolrl,il)l(' lulA'l t,us oIit .iuosl ii.'tt'rnniont- 11101 sl.inthr ;.iuuinis1 tub' tin diM rt'lctuii It's' I! the it II- It it ffo'I;lis' tI1 ,s r. - r --tr-: 't;r,if tIi, ,.l,1 -.trto ti It lit 5 I'r tt- nit ... - -. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ •,rcumiis'nts 'otto' tis',tl'l in ttit' tfl,sh of Judo;,1 lis - tu,ijuu,tk _l,._, ------- t .irt'tul Itt Pinker as StaS U PUPIl. Pl-:R.SONNEI :tnsbryw Bracken, Directo'n -t'iiii .Ss'rvices l'u , iic' !:splmnitin f Marks, S-e itt'atimng uu:, - Loo iii S Ill l_tllt5II, Flut 'II'' I-"lIorloLi ilitotsrust,s h,,tlno' mi t,ur p,eslt irosts t',un gs'I rt'sIujttu,trus in thus r inur.mni t' I're - Iuuiulnus morn kit ioliupuuuie.s Insuiran t' ('soillJIIissls'nl.'n Ihlololas ()'M,ilIi's Slob ',1--n',,i 11 hours- s'tslliIsuflut',s bait' filt'tI ptutlis that gltt' up ti 0 ;l't'5Itr -I iress L:itrtnd tu'ii,s ,' 'I s,uiii t'.it liOltIlfit .11 - Hi.t ts) '1, in Fiiuti;i - tt-sear tithe prblt-m nth file Nat ioiial .- \t ards I 5 rOgrali1 at Ilit' F'reedum I"oundat ion at 'allcy t- urge, I''iimt Known idelv for his cont touting lIghts aga ilist COm iuluintn loll (lrti ;uhi(i(- and t'uiitmuriitv smith tuork, Pert', corn itit'nled, ---- - lit'tt' is III) otitstatl(lulig t'xainplt' that t i' Ii - t' in a (1emocratIc sot'it'tV No mat ten' t1iio tie are or where t t' t ert' horn, there is no limit lii :\iiittl'ici to it hat ste can do if ivt' 1)111 t)tir IflUidS to) it I)o' I 'er-el is ('LilIan hv birth anti has been a t S cituien lou' LI seat's l lo'r1i It! I'hoto 1)5 .Jt';in I'al tt'4)fl -- I St ,I.ii .i... ,i,-,.,., g,it o- P,unks'r 10 111)5 twa I h,tts er fIn .1 iii,tlI d , use-b --'urlh'rlrog ,in iI-sumr.tl,i - - titlitil ' --'' ------------ l.,._,.._. . . 1 .- I -- I Of Child - ora tori u ri - - ______ -, iJi.irtulut'nLs __________ Sent to v tss'I- I I, Ii 'ti rigs ,iit1 '-ii, ' foruuit iui! irvstltutlins (fl !tt' f.i'ritia t lOt rot' bostuitung tstbi,'tous in seven ito 10 sears I ne'ro' of St l't'tt'nsbug, Iirt'sldt'nt otf F'klri'l;i I- s-hs'r,il Savings ,initl loan Atsoes u.uto,in, saud Sitintlas,- that I I I,irti ilt.itlosfl is nt't'tk'd in. Ilitusing l)e%vltolnhit'nut - - _________ _________ -" '- --a'-' - Trial Begins s•t) - 4 _________ Solution Sought Iii \I I ___________________________________ •i,, itroluig ti tuuiuuts'r ' - - __________________________ _________________ -- H ousing 1 - I 1{ U' IS - ________ - 1 ks - Sun-, i- riniuwti MIlnilas ts- ftrt' . n-lung a flight Is return; n' W,ts1uunto,i F I-roll st- ni. s' station "Iv ratlrs, umgr% otter Sunon tiler prstliotoltlng flit rs,i inta!mnos- nt tilt nt'gu!,ir tistuuiie'rs .itii sl;tsbiti ,ihii,itIu,ftt. fiat.' x'iin iut Somiun st.is ai - t itrto;i,ir:us 11 11 h' ri - _________ s - ', ,' "'nitt'tl the 12'inueriuber grtwp thu .s list giving tilsttlt 0 1 thi,si liii - - -- '' - - selt't'tistui ' I \i.I. l(i OHDF:i, In I I tic' I. 1'r t n, IritI,tit)ru and PleLtI -tu't's bit' t ltIl.tted tIc' Medical \lleguantt' Iii :ice At, I it as s& (for .-tprml ('ALl. bit ('urcuit ('ourt Judge RsibertROLl. sul'F:UINTI:sL)f;sT \lt.(;regor Tuesday lifter ltF;h ItT -Willitii I'. l-r }turk.'r lost a (igttt to gain the ,-'uhtami,nte Srhool Sale troal ls'turt' a judge rather than 2 MicIdh,' anli Elenuentar -i JUN School Housing St ht'duled prosecutor BIll 3 t)ata 1ocessng Report I!t'ft'rtu rtfusu_tl Ii .tt's' 't,ihi Ii Jiltn, Luri- etir f I),,' -I,,r icr - rt-qut" t I trial t. I It ii rsong -u judge lasteati sf a ju - Stale I Data Processing St its requires the i' 'r.ut'nI If both St- 'nil Ut'aoIun tIrIsttUtuI , rl tflhl left-rise i 5 ijfiOfli,t(at', - ' to ', t-r s if ,, JUt) trial. ltecoIniut'n<l -,toi 0 l',irk.'r. ,iuting as blOt uIscfl ('1.1) ''i'tt'tte on the laSt', Ifl\FI' B1'SINI-:.s.s iiglOifitI% asked MC( ;rt-gttr, ''Is i1ESiS I'l IL It 11))', I dt'ft'ndt'nt t-onipelk--d to, trial pF:IsoNNf:f SIt-sc jury against his ttill"'' ;;ikhel, l)ui e - tt,r of Pers'uor lit ;rt'u:or replied I'.ttker's Instruct uru.0 I ;tnl N I ar-i i lIt' ftrst tOOt' but' instru ti,n:al Its-c jitiiniei c- tI f,i-ed it ittu the qut'stiun (I_; I 'pper'. -i footer ' ss loss'! lorirut ip.iI ariil frr :iit'iiuk-r sf district test. :, - - - _____ - '.11 , ' -. - -' t 10' s In State tiflUlfl I I-5i1 IP'r.IU.Se 1111 JO,' like any Other dealer. Pa r k e r TiI a I S April 8 __________ ' . I '\f'.' 1 !' i 'J r, , iiioi,ti:, ii' t ',its'l 't- st-r,,1 .OS 51db-I, , a Ii', t'-4I.i% f'l,roifa 5,0 ,01tfi but 'ottO uuort'(Ignuztsi ' - - - - rs'o -'-nii'uit'rltlatu,tuis fir (los' ('1111fut-i - !A-lsts'rt sautl it is,''- lts't'i ,i' a first t.- btu s o'v,iIuatItIrIs suubouuittesl h, I ills- . I hit ,il, Iluilstwurgtu - -uiiIiO, lt-. \h,it,ttt't' ,unot ",trast,t,s .''untu's, I.ejipt'r dci j ' _________________ - ty. said stations there it tie takIng a -' A au and s& attitude" -' 11w tik Isas nuitt included J:Iri News Brief Vaca hirthtl;i)' or as part of the prote.st " t his lIt -c' ____________ Si mon \ltst II' nid;o wri its' sl.itons tIutwartl t IA' takiri a Salt Car Insurance Rates Drop 'hi- iuil'tn,o.,I,,j,- s s'ftufliIttt'i' -_,,, , I I ''ri n i,sloui:, U'- ?"1541 , lsts.st I .1k' is'sI I miss s' iii'. it lHI i•siis a rululs' ,,sil,sti t,b 11151 -md lbs i,",s'I 'ills '' - an Iilssts- -st. - l,'Wl of Its? (lUlL ''Si -: 11w ('ahunt't ttwL')).hiu k IA - pis'rt, Senate 1- thui-a. thu ("lllluiltlt't' staff slort' tin . tultI t'is - - 'tin, ii 5 I''iiia lb.,,! 'I -'" i lit .1 ' s - flats' staff un- 1 it.11t'i - f ., -' hiosol t tiuhbrs-ou ni I'iriih;s h.th roiacle a nuuatti ts'ok ii) the Aildi'sn'Wt'sIes ('is their first lot- '- _________ I I '' - ,tuhi's.i'i U iii' s ---- I - ti-i' to..? - %s'.ins, cliniCs UI) fir llppnitt- al lii IhI,\-sl -I,, i' Lu II .1 su-sst'r tesiij -r,itosrluioui Iuo.t'. butt' Ii, les- oiu!iiss'sl in 1);i,ls' I 'mints until ituts' tit'tts Ciii sstrttu Mh,iiiii ,mntl thus' t olurits gut t'rn -ut is st'ttls'tl, thus' state's Iusiliitiisn cstntrttl tlltt't'tssr 5I5 s is-it-n ItIjs'i 'anh S1itih,i but tsIt(lhtl tell Its' F'lttriIt I-lliotu'ro l't'ritr,l llit,ird ttusi,i tbLit Ui.' uotruitoruuio it,,' -i I' -sobiliti iii auc.' 11,1 suIt Nitiu \loaiioi is tlirt'atvni,rg if ,igaorist (los' u s'unuts ;iiuil the le*is'r,al i-tli'!r(,uiillt'nut,l iS 5 tliiti 1)1,0% liii' t'lt) ituiluts is ttltj) lli)iIeIult'fltlltIs.Ihi til tilt' l),tII I mIs s;att'r qii,ilots niu.ln-.igt'oiit--nt i:hm!t !'sr toho-bi I - nuiohio,tni ru fi'o!s'ral 011110's lu's been aIltM'atel that s,or, 'P-a - ' if largest siustru, ts un ot celt'c- titt15 f nOo;sthi finant- uaI tiffu'uals uun Ilsirtlirilt) Ii' soIlie- thus' bisiusing rot'si.s of the pestpls' f II' -t,th.- situ.' s,unt ,tt;'! ris's'l 'ls'u "nut I- II Ti,' ,it -, I to - - to the riii I e'2 tons it isles igosresh ttic- Filrlll,i '% - - -. ' -t - -- - 600 - Is I Irr) t lhhialuls, a Ironer 0; ur') funilrauss'n, has ts't'n in. to te'tl ti a fs'ds'ral rand Jur iii \lia,uuu Ito t 'rurut'('tlilr, Althl an .sllt'gs'sl illegal p;i)nIt'nt tot .iti I'll I ''flu oil I fr stb,: ii i ''untui tuili bait' ts- bwniI their st,utt''lollss. t -ato-tl 110tns's fist ito' next flit' I - - u,sst ' feds-nil r,,l ints-stugating su 'flit' ittrltnibuti(fts tI (unnt'y TPti- lnil't'stigatit,n is Part (.1 a tsr' is' s tf Ft's Iota I Ii tusu ng Aolr, ii ruustratiiin tiealing -- I rm'no' c;mmii thot' t'slrIIlati(tn git-es ) I - - frn s hit lu JUN been unable to soil , Sot," los' saud 1 lists' t'Spt'nu'iitures itt-ri' iiu,mt it' it it lit tut ilus kroi it it'sig t' in si nuss'nt as it s-re the s - Iritritm. tIslu it hit tu pntivi.lt',i thi, uo"nue's for the s'x;M'rutl:turt's -' Stats' lait rt'quurt'.s t'lt' ted ffit i,iI- ttt rs'pssrt gifts iii exit-c', f$ I ;rv said but' tcsiul,h illtt tritnihoitirs if Is- hs'urnus Ott-or it - os thus' first ttl 1)5' c- rt'ustt'tl uroiht'n .1 1f'2 law 11111851 at :uliI,otlng rusts I 'oulnt: tu nt'pl,,i v 2,14i,oi substantitrb / tt - i .itiis-s "flit --' - Is', .' - - I • - '' I3flQJ 5-,, j truth S ev,e r Is Ohs' this' fl,100it's f Us lit ii;itt- I hat's' tlnitruhnhtitrs ______,___''_ 'S lure [ias,s a law requirIng mo- the January special sc.ciun, the taxpayers' dollars,' ('rane riu;iko' an ;ipfrontriooint Rep Inali ('runs' U-St ?ttlstS ill -- ',' iuI:ts:i.. 't'uuih.;:os., -'il Is - "ill. 'ii-.- 4- II i hhh5, i s.d 1 5 111 ,uiiof rs 'IhusOI,,i tjtlttiitijuiuti fstr '' , ".1 hu ,i tV,iI.'f "lP1 ' is, 1:1.','? ti-i- iuitiit,' us's-tii Oslsslu? iii 5 I.ssuus .itiil siilijils'flus'iut,ii siii'iiii hits ohio ung i' ,its'i '-o'sudi - , -- ii ;t;:s.IIk,iiTf, ot is - lut •• 'p, i-.,ii tt..t It's' bt'lis'Iits si lii- - . , 5II: "su huh0:'1 \!s-,itii,-s ', II - ,, ,i,ul:: ;,ylsf .iltIitl , I. is u II I Iii \,-Li - I I, 'ii' Ii,,- "hIt- l':k'io,s'ritars It-st. t,ik 'het-tistn t'iunt 0! .ipp,tn. P sit Iteps f.dtuin F rc,. t:in ft sessuotn tin I)a>'light Savmng I'rl(lt' said Aske s;titl I(opublit';in bIos' Time, sent the governor a hs'tts'r Mttnuday urging tutu to tall a 1'la I S&'S.,sIitll tO ilt',i I it Itbi thus' s-nt'rgy crisis. Cabinet Considers Textbook List antI .1' t, lit' t'u. i- .ils,s us .sg.iIist it - s- gt,ss',Tif1i.uo 11,111,1 tit ,,.- '4-' otis-i, s t.itm:ittii' ii,.t '-11041, - hits ,, : pl.iur 'I"?".uTii Iis.iii Its- 1 1,1111 Iti alt is ii' It. bitt liF.flf,...fs - Ostct't 1 'iii , " C hi,jiuoij if s'o tu-ulil like mr.' 11lf,IrllI,*tiini n slit it Onus: shittii r' isi this 11: \ iiis'ts turd.- it ui' ,it Ut I lt ii II'he Sturuul, Fit ,, . -; .•r ii 1 Sun 50k \trs \1.sr;s' Ituroil s kst \I , - (i ' Whole' Ito.' Ifltt'rn,il ltrts'nu,' Serin,' true's I' tilt I iii I ttll iii 11 i,r it tI( 550 tlnoinioth,, "-st. 1° Ihet it 'lint siitio ,ilIJo,trt'tIs Upset the %hitt' ll-u' II:,' IRS ftis Joist granttqh an t't'looptoo lit a lt'p'al tk'fensu' fund founds d hi , rosup ttt rut hi 5l5(t 1 sUp1t(ers flu" 1w hi fJtlflO1us'ii bits' 1IIrrI11 the I'trofis I s' ' *1 F' iii if dliii Si hi,,i t iruI in lobs I F lu r - Is i I I F tititUili imb a big i,oiIt tni1nlotjr I he flsufloLuto,i Is-lemi rs'si tftsiblt' 'it liens prnu,,ia lilt bsint'cgoit.n -i ri Ills 15 Ill ttttijtott Still (hi ft ohs to tti rnmnnt I •t .tIuti,;l,s - trio' r.i?r ( amlipaign liis tu't' ( sll1IitIIttt' - schn ,,t -.us- ,sthus'n,i tiursi' Prel-1,iis uiliLs us fighting fir as lift' scull Us Ills in I thus might in ikt u hi imis tIlt rot I, ,, ,, ' fir (ho I'et if -, -' iflItrt it tour - signtl Ott I si Us nmiit .'t,itt 0 ujr!i 1" riri Jr . flit I Itt it \1 II \ itt' h.irtlsIro h.p %'% ' It P 1tta,srI F Wuilu,tnis III I units t 'or irs i - t itt I .-, 'lint'- ,inih ,tsk tb:t'ii It itt,' - t I it' Lit- \ tihis-ri It o flit's up hr ,i Is it t;tnil ii I- iii *1 iss agai nst nature 5, lc.\.J • %\ I % , - tT I - ! l,'iIiS •,iiuliii p., its- J - :iot uo"oiuiu.',iI ,iil tilt's - I -i;- • I .iIls'iu,s' It,- t'tps',ituis,i, i I s,tl,us' sit Ti's- l.iks' 41,1? ilti us's ri',ios'tl Psi 'I.iiii ,,,iil ,iiittiiis•stistri s Pls'Uls'f illt\t'lfiIIl.-lU lstuiltt 'pstidf :1051w- -. itt tst'li'i Tiusit'sr ilI, II tie-I 'it Otis lI5fi\ i iIsu It'c'4i,,,t,s Ii.lIst"i itt Ii,l.Il$'lTie5 hut i',s 111,11 silul iii! S hiisltit f 5 st,t p. fl 1onq*o I ii rh ,is - - • It' un', it t St 4 llii 5I ut It si tahi!ii .iti , ru s ts tush I ijrgt' - I 1ts 'Pt blOt rliits h r 'I i -IliflitO gtwl if thit' ttIsIri. tutiiit' tii still ' an V 4 5 tIlt N t liii it is st nit is ii ri n 'ibilutos's totit it '. iii rs'niit'i.- from I rurt ss lbs u httit t 5 51 loIpt tuiiitt'i, frmi aru 'OIIpLikIr iilit.,r sin it r anti i u!h Is-suit in I -rs-ig ints'grti' if s-s- in ;iubhii . o dub itt luIni Ij uti I is iToh ulistltutii ,ris F uurtht'nouirs', all it this' it nh i. t tils I f this s.ut t ,nrg s t, shitutin;d ' tia:i',' tii.e% nit bs' i uk nt I tLs r u 0 tu tisltu '- tsr OLd tbui •itilt- riItiis'Iit scull I' hhttt'it, tr,siist,'t .111 Jurnsuli tin t( Sit nut ii ritu' ti flit stu, o Ii 11115 isflif I 'Imitliri i,itu iruf prjs - rti I.stu wrLuIruurig hi' tulit anti n;u'ttis'r u I Uu P irois 'I sun slit, lit is! i hors's and irut" this- h;uruis I this be', bs'r;,i gsve'rr,mni,',ot .Sini e t"lie list Oh ' liii I lit his his shitufi 'tuit there' us .ihscas ss'ioit'ssnt' sculiing I- -- I s , tt 'Ii s'ts'r fir-isIs ht'tI ;-tt'riti,il 5115' s. !s'.-1 ' hut this ,suuto'ri'imiis'ru 11j.iti1uts's-'t s-g;il s I,' ti . t',,- is's-n t ,illt'cte-tI illt'galls I turns- v filt'si a rtlsirt MidaS o 1I -hit.' 1-his titlris I )irs- t tn I 5-ri! i s, I Ii s_s 0 ing tto,it 1I;,tul loath bet- no spt'nt lIft stl. to s's in Winter I',ork, St l's'ts tsiuit .ini Miauouu on l'7173 N - s;,uts' s'Ioaustiii' s'ff,rt', , 'r Ifs "sing Its-h iyt s 1i,tiit' Though Its-I • .i - lisu iris-nh if Sr1iatht'r tOt' .41, bun I - .ub,-o tILt! • - utb;ti Il-n. 't'tt s'tt'r ht-lpfu! t,, \t,ihrik 1 'It1 rt Ui: tii is r., t1.t Sin tOut r turin liol , 't141 is srs ht r \I Is slid ltMtkIflL fir Justli V 1 '- % flit F ru i It ' }qu.ii Iight \;n''n'f:niet s#hii,'tO i cud lIOn F qu ii pit I r equal turk on inI the bait' thou i ø'mru ust'tI I en, turagu' tunti-fi I" I pt the i-:it. -lit slits I I , fiTtttstt I ishil ' r,gti1itI ihs' EIt.\. fiil art' surr Itt dud tb it 't tir 'I It lint S'4t hegishiti-r' ha'.. distributed the tuir Is itt r I r F rid i s °-ittrs I.tt f'elltltu I'gisiatsr I )ur Is lint Ss( h isi ituis ti istlit r,ttibis"I Its' Equ.il Rn'ht.s \ii,s-ri:i' fits- lit uitbii-ujb ttu'r'ugi. intt'shiga. 11tH 4 itt sums tss rib niitu,rrhth hi ,i';ls'n it' rt';iii:s' 11.' ;iliut'r;Ilo,srit titli it 'iti Itefli ,ins ri'tit thus t if list 10u5, lit uti ' 'tsr -s gisltittro 'tut scull ' t'rt.ulnui) ' iimituri.itt' IIIUII pnittet tutu tutiith, 'ti' fl'tt h,iit' \It 'nl ilt iii,' ;niueniftirt'nt - -!',s'nsu' 'fft liii thy f;iriiik L Vi N EN I iR ' & Ptorer P 'c I IlLIll \,\si .1 - 1 II' St-ri l':ilscanit (ijrros'%, It'F'I;t , s furuils tss run I tires' if tuc r . - - by (krge I Jayest - . Of Fu, d (is e #&nd Sources ,. - 'ite to ''1 cannot in good conscien e he '.s'irne open hours (or sale to accept thus check, in as flinch as rIut-o(.ctiunty sir out-of-state the governor's special session Tillnuin toad railed the ses. ears,'' siun a W&ste Vt Illoney W3 not well conceived, poorly turn clocks back an hour in Iwnunsular Florida. - Spec I a I Meet Age nd a Gurn e y: No kn ow/edge III III S \AMF htn thtt ii nit \t 1, r t tYintrit It N iOu tilt Stn (,t r ti.tthtr firm ith a -ntr,I r hot ,is tht' got a lirtinist if hip (rumni 11w I'rt'iihs ' r ' I i- !.' Itt'lrti h-ti \l,ilnak 1 IA' Malnik ini ,- \st lates, an ' ti- "utits's sa the p0)0119' tarot' from a 'iung .Sli,,tt; olttit'r - 'iuituoruas A I )ais, 'ttt (ho' t1ir.- ''nor --'-ut ,i s;:,5SHØIJ V snutr.o t tiiSIoiitt ,' thes rt all it, I)at is toll theiii the sbiputt' t,ultl eail t. ,1, ('toI ctilting hIatt' F'Irolhu fwitl (tttl('t's a[qi.irt'uttls ms - -iii iof lilt w . t I a I ii ots ri tr ittI tl ti it'r itt t t* t far o hit, in• thi- 5;.t e knows lit Kilt S III (II \ tS' 1it'n the Sigma thILi ('lii r'. ;'-to tr,irta- rnit iti' !,I ,t hut ils'b;it, t1w semzsl ii the I'-a i pill :o .ito'rg,itt St- h l o'll Weit kt'r. I 'iron against -it-rt Wh,- II us ';t't- (li titlIst .it1 nntsii:s (till I'.it i hin toltIl ii to to.tliu: bnin fort thi bersburg, returned to ("mptrolIcr Fred Dickinson a $50 per urging a special ses- remained pen despite a threat. ik-alers acros the state are (hange 115 policies -ii-grain to apprut e a system rein case 'f a protest shutdown' t'nt'il shiutoltist fl ioting tine i-il lists things- either quirin ap[xountznents to bu> But MIme gasolIne dealer los - king doors tsr ojnung and u:asttiint' spokesnuen warned that HOist st-fling a f;ts as the 'In cell t 'ibhi Finoila, TIII:nan saul, the end ti (Itt' scs-t'k Its Irsttest -tn) further del;uy in dealing federal t'm'rg isil(-le,s is ill iur state's energy prob;., tlulct art' angr ti en "It's gttlng to be really bad," 15111 it toulth is' actu,tn of a hugtol F's-rls'r,ul Eris'rg> ffuti 'ruler' said Juit \Toiler, presutit'nt of thit' !h.tt the) not gut-.' prefert'nti,o I Irnt'_sIsnsIbIl' nature.'' F' ltriul;i All ietl (;a sol Int' tre;u tiuuent ti-s regular custttii1k' proposed that the legria. Ils-tault'r Are,ot-iation ens, Mulkr in1. lure lSS either i-olurutar- or gt'iiug It, have a whole InclusIr)11*' 'riiintj&' (oiurst S hiil muuiiidle and ek'iiientar ?'nmrg Dialers aIM) want iluarolatotry gaMihint' ratIoning . -hiutthstit n tre;is&' of a penn' a gallon fr IIs'ard it ill hold a sp-cial deci.suon would rcuirt' !t's 11w osHs-en alternate day s>' But In Shadrac-k a UtLun. 'strs- II) per cent allocation . ti-Ill ann(iuncu'sI last sceek b) 'sion We'(Int'sday at 7.30 p on, (b.c lotte Cituflt)- deulyr, disagreed oiut-ttt,n, is hucti would translate in the county (OUtthOUSe with \skew is soIunit;Ir)- ior counties The sale of the A!tarnor.tt' -r ('station operators have uflto a tlt't'-ent hike for s;'rut- n ung gas shorgagt's , uiuidd!e and elementary school scb-sil was completed F'riday gotten a pretty rats- deal fronu tiI1flt re' citing 70 zoning topping the agenda 'r cent of At the meeting the board is also dInl alsu, iirgs'tl that Ask. the g(tvt-rniieit Hut wt"re not stout they s Is' gut- en euut'rgency stsc ers pumped 1972 haul Supt William p expectoi to decide where and g"ing tit take it stut on the F'tpIt' I I) C hot' F'EO is all wur.g a t,y. Sal(1 ttshay I he hearth it hen ti t000i-mud that liii' gltts'rllor allots Out' e the iyearhti f tl,o,s toun'r s-nt hike 'nut I dealers ith s'gisl;itur' t ret lets the statiprobabls sill oak.' the 1nlng si II that, by contra I, Shiadr;sk is as r.'ttrt'.st'uohltltt' tk'cisntn at the met- tong. II sptll hats tiurung a special uf .illocatusoru reluc ttns of nvire rt'zru;uins in the ses!bon of the a tilivI') Miinrjas i)) 'esIuuu cent per, liii' high st'tuuol zoning ,itu-d I'rt'ss nuiconber I ds'cision required nearly two The school board ha until ri Prude, Askew's press nets spa pert and broadcast lin iii' s', president i-f the lwtIuts oil oliscussiqin, but l)- er June 1975 to util:ze the school ,iI su't-rt'ttrs saI'l, "It would is' statuotns iii a dozen titles cruSS Siurasltta.Manatt'e gasoline iid with that topic settled anti the present site tiff SR 4 sst'll fir Mn I Ihlmll;un Is, spell itut r the statt' The survey :but,sced tieak'rs asstIatIsro, said a isoll tu bat i'rIivrgt'ncs siit crc he's stuth the s1e of the AIL'urnonte tiiove it that liuiIst stations were open if dealers m tho ti F:Is'riis'ntar' s. hl rIoMi the talkIng aistut that tsiu!,l help in luyer said the beard has 1111(1 there itt-it' few reports of httitt'sl 90 per cent isould ('ltt --this gastil Ins' shi trta ge" site available anti is st rho,1' long lines tisla) and take a Vaca ii Iifl U 0' If Tlllm;sn really is ants to do Ita i nong anotl ocr Hut Mills'n es'lmnated that half uI itt' can be independent bustssitmu'thuio1' ;ubout the gasoline Also on the agt-nb,u i'f the stahooro- in nivajtir F'lctrola S ra- ssnuen again ctoirgags' toi' should urge "this' ttess report lttiu the n's 1110. s tl'tss'tI Miind,is, el . liti 1suo'ttt', 'kals-n's But 'horyt'tnr of data processor,' '' r - - - -Ir o h--i lii' 111)1 tlit'ast ('ormr of t)i( I ,6$h acre a i rJx)rt - I Iarvev I a rker. uIx'rat or for Rt'itt'i' Ir'u)tiivrs of I .ongwo(xI, said flames u'ngul fed I he t raclor' t hen lit' swit cheol on ignit ion : irport Supt - I•:OI Turner r('porl etl cit - Iii'('m('n joined tlit' a irlxrt lire t'rt'w tO) control a \s Vi ,u(' fl' 'a s I it't' I thu t t 15 I ()tiCh('{I Of t)V the t ractoir s- r' fr. i during a t)Io'rj i S muir it irt l lnusttrmious 5)ii4 lilt ss.ItS trt t01 ti est ig;itt'i bt 'or ,t s I - hit,' ,j' S;.'.ir II" tiir1 t- st'nti,tlIo ti,- - 11w Is'gislaturc u.s needed said foriti of gasi. 'The gtst- l'rntir I rot gluing ttt lint' rationing. s all a ttps.'s'ial st- s,tItin muusrely to 'Iullmivan, who opposed Got. bive the legusl;uture up here and sif t,ir (IIulujIIlt(t'c tIIeehlngs "teamowhilt', Itt'I, ltit'tuanii A I R PORT TRACTOR FIR E bs'gan speaking tiiUo lii,' Whit,t mit tho ttil Iootnotm tt'Itt iskl i h :1: Th their sloth .t i - rh ______ * i on ut flight ..ottruIits buolois, antI •h.il t.E I a tanu'er-in.' it 'I' 'a t, rt' ).in,t'd - , 'I - r , , i,,, ,- , ' ,-,- a F .E Y ROB: NSQ4 -.i ' C' a. • O" )' ' LLOYD E'or '. ,' ' .i'tItfhtUt,5 \ir I rtsiibtnt sikritt I ts t rt t ins. f1on to lloustitro \i t i on - Un rt-portisl th.t - ( t. ,it I 'Is Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1974-5A Icld next sceek is lien lawnoak- ,'t tas o'troip!t'tt'lt di;iiihil and luid unit II hours of ott o:i'i - L - ng Ed 'or . ':. ,. , I • inks tull (A 'il F treign passengt'r ' tong .i t'tut'st' shs.irdt' tit .tpprtauh iht'ini ttith,, rnIIt' and u - liii \h'oling. tt no;.' 1 ientin" art' in fir ,i surpro'. \ iflth:tt F SS,)'r' ••" '' t t D 't' - - ______ lInt JW that 5k) lab Ill is tfcly (ifflfl, htrr art' UI( fa In Uwks Moimt, N C , officials of t1nili'. Inc ,a textile linii. ere on a lung iiistanii' tall It) Se Voirk 010 f'rida, Januar:. ' Iwo thv began getting intt'rh'rent' At first, il I irr \t in', .i t ustini st'rt 0 o' .rdln:Ittr fir the onpois, like rib itll'Th Iron ,in brunt r lb n rt'aiiied, t.'u.'r. Ui.iI Ow as ottt'rht'aring MI(irKItl lihi' ranisioiiions hettn 5k) lab Ill ;iJ 11w Jfuu.ctini nt. r I Is t suld h ar unIt th kt lab nd of tht ttt) t'ritotori anti ht' ittihl t't en hear '11w click when they let go of w ike ket I )thit r l ruph pit h il Up t Stt flSloflS intl A% suit ILNik foOt s At 4) i iii to lit irit hit isitori not ts tl t Ii id t* in t tkint ' .ç L --------- ___________ - ttili he disappointed The Sanford Herald a illIi' i hirmgs' Pv'itini t ill this- it st'rvio s s(;utiin at'luring the 1)5'! SIselal Se51(tul tenokint to buy gasoline. tot irl.ttutiitt' Mit,ic resolve the issues that arise to con front t hem I f'la, Al'o Its'pub!ut an Adruiunustrati'rru itt Ihi)uM' Republocan leader Wiistuington'' It) 118reas'' F un. _________ - ,s the Skylab Ill crew decrrJtt Into the S1lIN(1 : ., ime Mntri ins 4iited itt dttd( sl in , lear the asUotiuLc would never emerge alive Fhrir fears (re flLIt Just normal corn tin about the hert*'s iite the contrary, they tid actually heard mysterious voa t4'llin of an t'xploion over Mseow, an oxygen ks and a (i)flrr(t ion s ith Iresident Nixon ' fltorescrerealt'nough. onlythen ttta ' , 1- M 1 and lit iat ion in the way the Amt'ricaii people I \I 0 UI'i .[ and decide I e er cases Tb is phi n, soon 10) be 'i 0fl5 idt'red 1I the , R,- t)oa rd of governors, holds 54 'ine gen ui nt' promise L - - -. ___ _.- aturv %d.aI. I 5 an e I that keeps the dotr to t lit' Supreme (our't open t'V&'il though t lit' nine j ust iccs ould hear '. -_-- .-. ---------------------------------------------.. - li. -- -. ,'T .i F PA N L_ .-.' Sought 10 ,rigt 1P74. judicial reform has yet been advanced which mild restore the l)alance between leg islat j0 cOurt rooms, telling t he .- merican people cases heading for the Supreme Court l'ht'v art' right The avenue of a plx'a I to I he nation's highest court lutist hc kept open tor ('Vet ut iien a Comm it tee of the .\merican hit'h could better he The number of judicial mandates III .Iri(l t heir governing of 1iciils what to (10, is a (list ui- lung J)l1t'ilomenofl in a country with which I,i ilia king f)O Cr 10 tlet ted r epresen tatives .J ust ice l.ewis f - Powell has observed t hat modern :\ mt'rica is ihe most lit igous society in the history of mankind \o Plan 1or ho ever, It (lot's nothing to ameliorate the r(s)t ta ut' of t 1W CXCCSS1Ve (fl'k load lacing t he supreme ('out- f the tendt'nt'v in our socit't to Vers and judges generally have taken a dim view t0 ard the proposal a(Ivanced in 1972 I hat a "huller ' court he est ablished to screen - ta= __ By House Republican Leader Court Reform Plan Holds Promise - _ Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1974 Lo Overdue - - INQUIRE ABOUT OUR -i 5 I Special Weekly Rates 1 - -i �__ 001- — The Sanford Herald 6A 6A— Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1974 F4. (4omin h11(dh1( Dear Abby ---i Concereet A sso(ili at NuttVBrother-In-Law J Final,, . Is Hung Up On Sex By C W4 ABIGAIl. i hn i ininok t4alenletl ciulda hIt' 1fICA its patrons I t , tue i .Osi tis Ut Porters i that I raia Ii. u't'l ('oartI F Stitt Fitigerald Ernest axt%ell tnt; a nasa UIll' their f - ': St it ts \la riabt rs T - - - - l ruaapar tour In 19a ruubulits lirtloileged. and -the ) I of UI of iiltti slaitla tibia Slit ttIt stia'tl s lualt fits iii' huii a launmuta's tit' Irii,n a trials' are a bout to - anniut tat 'i ni - Ui Sunlin;a this of ra's A I lii till auuiis in aLa s II ii ant liar mailtat is f iii I as t. Ii I St tip u as a ;ai nuui ant insa Il:S "1 I, - A e NI' L, it -- - LI great Iii lit 11110. uslog ,,, So Illuit l;Iii::tut tuilil sia in 11,1,5 tI I .,r ih. u, nutas ii tat si title. tit I hit Li ii It s a as ilut. IfS \ itt' in i't'al Iit(' f . II fit hIS SlIT Ti film Its 711 I 1 a! a rar tit :eft & UI. ts slIt too tns fr a 1 i I Itee"i %ifinal i Han mother had raqutated cremation SSt asant to the and a man took us to a room asI-ert ma friend ft huok ass ra nsa a I nat as ith a rs a pIt 11 I I _ Ill-It-I if flitrita t (ii. na al SittifiL II\l'I' e'•nsuse, so all'ustts ira Pt' the at i' __________ - lurch run aler t In Ill tit Sia at innir If The thoic thing goes in It s agamst Brian M% hUS,band -Afn.-ks or j utlllt% -.nd rs its ri I all an t i ' Kill,:. Your laUsh4flds astaitu flit hlutuiru 5%t ni -s s his,' S r "lit, hi Mr U is It. tat Wil, ri1% t t it I rorn tL ii Isiiiu j ob ti grecied flit .rs, at i.it'at the guest bituk kept his I Ill ask The t ahl& I' lfl ha suasat LULSI ' __________________ ILI a I b.aughittr., ,anal inliii tivari of hiusisitin auf(Itt -, clean But ntaI tinar tr to come II an (fill -Ast ch f i 1wil tip it '.a'r asas aaaena'ul authI art f -- - - 1 liii I is ';ns'ru, I fte Icry flwl, gilt I' ri blat a flat ruti ri salt- Ii 1 itt tluu .1 pr"Iu.'ii \Il F RI lii I, a; Ms (, I inn \ llll%k a # 4 1, 1 4 .-Illitled t %.I, Slit;. It% ff t AbigaIl Van Buren. i1 Lahy Dr.. Beserly illiLi . 1 Ittn aatnts• t-Iiath u'5 t'rhi " CA 1. 902112. anti in • Iittigsau.od across s(r.'s'I Iii'- 1 'st Ii. lMt) i huu;t.-r Iii.. Ut hint h It Lani t il asith a icr hr tat a. • d pra r thur lIt ai th. Itat luirtit tins fru t I s must runs it it %IWII fir,, Iiiials if, I Uusun ,tptI liii rura tIlt C t uk itt I three tis 7 ~HOIF?(~OPE i hUt irs a. r- S hs Ita 1 re'tt - I , , ] F - I I IlL I I I tultf • 'I, filJIIthl 'it. hank S.uct'r't nI I Sthat 7.-I' i i r Ii •-i;t ''I It:,' tab!.' ss ',s ti ,'urtri,r pJasrs situ J,p 55 s 1)1 I '6) TUESDAY I Li hi IaS It as truid be " Ise a'! pt a toflsers thus sa it dli utit dfl(i tlls u ;ta Ta 'ha fila (6) 4, I I S us kit-ta nunt ,anl bnuuna ss urs tits itt rust I friau,a sill i high II''ll,,bititis 101 ,i h,t',autuful (24) G -n bio sjlaa\ In 5qmt Century (6) of dasd% from t m i . Ilurfa I I • ii ar in, t I , 'Itt solar', s' - , Variety St rnitaa bit t I Mrs r, I'll II iris ;Intl 1111\v'I s.n. ' I, ustd (24) (6) fl at's tart sat. t Maude Dart, (9) (6) Ice 0' L •rIi!¼ I l! ill ,an ra atinu pra hI, \os to II,IT t,,tal,I, trails !I t r si Ito Ii tuna itt it ii i-s,'n,-.t aSatti II! I. iak(Ja 'It lii III 5 , Ila iLl. fl-4 t as s,n al fr in for F lu'. )i t sit ui, auidant that asr,uial a 5 \i al. hu Sir F srI 5 1 all. it , I. its 'sir lilt!. Iii r ut tltunit I 1S)'t Ill, hut it t Sirs hiiiii,i illh, Is 1-1 lisir' ,th 'If.' S 57,1 It sj'im,I I, hi us 1)5 bainu, as. nis P.sts t .2 to, Jatu 20 I)'$r,tthiflp %.,u taritaus : ~.' 'I , Sir I. Sir tins hr III b Mrs \11 Jitsttul a It ltt n trO lit u a.r it,'! r .Ir U It tt I ur r. iii tr flutist I i In J Is ii '7.10 II'. sSt be' exmrtusa'j ta'(i) , fill , trill, $a a a tus, t si Ili t slas I ' Ii' nr f,"ruiLsfau,ir I. it lurl \ln 'hr - ainti I ist I,h r au can hip of • 'ssustanu' at deal g re to others I': BORN TODAY 'lflblt T air. ! , -. , ,' • sir id III iii isiai It iui$ 5% lii Illam atilSht 'ti 5 "I'' in r. tut Arab St. as, IltilsI ii U • tils lilt Itt's, ti,,s, sat, Iia at, .1 Sun, ni ilusi Salti (huts ansi Sir iii I hi San • sat,' Ii it,, I P aurtliati liii t . i1ranh.aiu,s' a at t ati f)ut.ia! tisan ut sts were 's.r (. S Fr,'iia-riik IltluiIl,i$ S it • itt .hr 'it U Situ ('U rn4ak& (if )(aUt Iau.ltut, aha,lI as. S li l i It It ill ri al -- III / ii - , ' - at.! r ii 'am 'sir .hrr- I L " \ IT - , 7(Ll_j - .uid roor IM!! t • at t - ii auThba'rF'a*t - ast flut$ruhdJj('ra!,Ja, P (1 it l fr Hos * Now Color TV - (9) Ne.ss (13) Ernest Tubb toM es ' lilt' At Gd u ittAt, — - - EVERY FRIDAY EVERY THURSDAY lb - - - Chopped Sirloin - •:: (9) PASSAorcl ef $1e29 - $ 1 29 • ' rim I (9) ne u) a (1) 's ha 0 I?) I' N'q T to) Gaiter a ii 'sir Sirs I 'I IlabI, l.a'uap.a t ii.-. The . Gar'dim - I 'qtr' P0 ShO -- . ' ft ,'?u'nrncn 22 f 21 i i) I 4 23 _________ VEDNESDAY ttu.r tall a 2 •-- I 25 ' r trsljtutis Iii ,.tfa.iI hi,a I,tas trial -' 28 29 30 31 4' truast 25 •_ 16) ti ô " ar Wery Clr,io Value Bake Off htaissklt • itra k t'u a 'i' - lilt II 37 0? 1P Ill) Almanac I R. 615(7) S1 is Sp "lit P sabuu 1: (6) hIS III Z -r P55ry,i •. pritcruss III II I a (61 11Th Ci tQi C-np Lab.' r t,.0- s Nt 1 iut,• ' 'r 2) ;--- ' 39 ____________________ £ ilill 1301) I i'.-rhans a tIiiilScat4 -i.iit- a PM,0: ' F o I IrI(j:!1 / Wi '' ' I 1 - 9) tilt foiI Past it • i • - PORNuNG ------a 19 allaul n sst tilt ukt II a pirili in. I jIlt 0 Ihi, p',t I ii Ullit f j.•f_ I8 - - -r's Ingfiv-Idual Foript. atit fit ,sruias rt'ad t _______ I xts ,jr ,jgn for \Iir( It For sour cs serxI sour birthtta' anti !I t"('arr'aII , 111.11. thu - varlt, in liftWhat Fri Sat 1 45 P M All New Grandstand Life 27 Frt (If ruaF 5% hr do rot cornri I . (6) I isj bulls tint ;inutautt ttia I'rt 6 tJie I Matinees Mon Wed " - T he (Iii Var • a' I7i Ut tausint. - l'he Stars unpel MATINEE P.M ov - es it, alma 1 fill %1. 111.4-11 11111 1.111. iffu, ,1. Sirs ha ii "a a ,uiI Mrs are a must litre a Iti tie MI FRIDAY .' i NI You have much ui,rk fficial] V, d lines I , - tattoriafijish (- Ijli s till %4(,.-I enough in tile till to paloing for both and the developillen t - ILI i Ilw - sour attiSitits astsels and tn j Sifl(t Chicken 'n Durriplins 'i ill) T AqUARIUS Jan 21 tit y eb 1,1, a 'bile ahaut S2) bual publit 1\ - I 'bit arut. urssdsintooroutraftrstjuur-13,ra,)asirsou(riuI(lLttlntatn(aUt)ut I ,:jlit publts 1% s 1, I 'ha • 'r.r. 1 in It'll -tr ill salait, still t. 'sir ful in hi,aatu,,fl ti,stls tftS5 I J61 F ll I S tIit lttii afl ttt.'tun, Mr hil sit at In strs, ii , rela x Stiastlts , tu II' t)j.tts %(;11'1 \u,fl IAI(It St -r' I EVERY TUESDAY UI '2 • I I 1111.1 lotteo. Ii nh • !hcm at a pn;'fut t - U - 6 rt ails I III f ill, t im, * is Ii HOflyr And i o o)IIIllIuIIIt% I 'I'lill f 'lI sur l IA I) Isenun 1 14.1 j lb. Wcstern Steak 5 ,, t aIkl% are ttttr for as irkanaL noas pleasure Lrse care in irifition F 144) Lucy Shoos (2) (lii P Ceflsut'AL('S 4.11(filt it'll (.ffl( 1"111111% to llarlwr ts b-st to , airs tttiuh with arriaflt'fIut'rIts "iu base aInt'a1s as Ui thus SFwaas s ( su tsst ui& sin lattis H F lisfi I of I still\ LEO Julto vnj under ' Tr utt, Or fell) ni.ipir ll-ililit,i; - 3 7 30 (2) Sale 01 T he .i$l5 to,,l san- fill) \N Morl Squad ( 44 ) bitt! ' SI anku'urua hi, iuiiuhat ans ;trifit this a nil in flit- I Mt I tile Icillpted Mo ing more ljelr(,tl()n to, III ill Lill ar bruruL tint nesulls June L' to, Juh '.'I 'lake sure %ou llit-vt Arena trt Ajjr Io for, \Ia% o it Lk ;A if, III t t(PI inite it's not a i!11-111 diliv (LI set kiiii: sL;,, vs, , ri the. ur a'tlIiL,itu,fl instead r ;)I in four for five %pars. Alltiough proposals* re aftoI c' S100j (6) G,jmbl (9) Spa;? Second trn h airs. sin(v the% ire trio I bi.Ls% A ltj~ th eIr ' C-0 (2) ioiwilrard Of Odcis tb tite -'JK'fl to, Ibauur'.ai-ass F. t,nij it s as.. It' iuii 'attn has taut 16) (441 Vury lru?ti (24) Bill Jcurnal a sat rulir ta (24) Sesame Stree I ) Inta - (9) 55 shi-lii ( 9) I na J d • IIl ,' tillf '11141 i iu,'at,ss . clontlilliv% flit, .,It rill 7 V , - • r i i il - It IPost Time EVENING l-.tta'rpnis.' li lt. 'Jill P, kel jet. that it,aaks at', r 'iuituiia o t it aifist truant 711,1k.' ,t tiuiithi ill 'ii,, ' ' I ' IL It fi, r V artl I hitssa flfirrar;9t1Tflq,r,, II irs ssu pall. Television . Its$, I,akt'n isa nt' .aa.itii't Isa'. Ii;, - t tisi si,tjs,rlirs asur ( I in f-,r tit\ parill Illr fir hi'r #)%%rl ' ti t I. , ,anai - f om the Carroll Righter Institute - ft is a, &n(uiur,,Li r atsr programming mitt aha arvi lerwal financial support i,. public broadcasting Tile either is financial 11;f r III I iit' ili :1,-% ('742( d , gra' - s)sttiii ,I lurces lilt, iiii-re tations there art- itIp-II that k trill torcv, tit- kini: 1 !iiui ,arr,ana'.':hat'nt • ) Pa 'iss'rfI,ssun - prestdent, says there are tas t).mi( reasons for tile propI ir them toolth thii iown tio,ricN, fie 11 Irlim Ifederal, f.,untiation, locl % It,. iink f ntst Ihstrua St.ti. ,,?uil . C I oil ;,I lit.to-riningli'll w i th - nairiars flu all) Lulls as fflw rix Vhf CONIlO Uuitt Sulrionl ill F'nui F ItUfld,Itiofl mis t tie I it% fill- kitilt: fir fl it -I anti sans hut ails I"nrs I tr programs for n*,, rwri, than 1,A ,- %cars s alre trill ' r' t iu hr / H iafl national ,If% ,, 111.1 will he. ll i hillice 11 it l flit-. ( k flit( r fill flitt P1 irurui pit' bs that' tsanui anti hut' iftit little- 121%us h al ' rs I c (I ki ra I luruals Er puhlia hJrt;ada.sting as.iuld finance ii atican,alls utilili Ii asiult P irtls ,ah I fatdiflL nati;'n Its st atui;ns tile Il send II t - •n. ration for I'uhla, lir'adr;i.st,ng, triadc If- )cars 'lilt- St iota trill,1114111 It'll still 46 Ill uk "r ti, and III proi, ranks I)II it 1 , 11 'liii ii I ta' ,tb n alum tI irogr anus Il'! L$ a SUt atSS iFa altruist can still, Ill ' lrll \Ii( albuin in each categitry, flifil of flit, Sarif 1,rd tllll fl thw't J un lit lira( . ' )list AIIIIII101141, last fall F unit, i " The a5 all% alter the it % tile laatirtu 4ii puhlit R ttions Al per if loi, tail hi) \lrs I .1 Iaal"n. i• ' A a &,wt %ou think a511 I ni 1)1 a uruahut but g4o4od dim - al- 111114 malt -Intl k.ii4ala a i'ntaup anti con. 1) \;anil lIla' hsaanul it tlat"Phialinatia sthun, rsIus ' \pitts .uitIshi) ii II f li aLatnL h k 100K N0 DRIVE IN!. TV Changes Imminent I ut ttle virlitip list, r file the.1n 111 "OON'l ho a'urr'-t ha Grier ku) lion just s' tIl pu uuault ii .ati- stttira 'firl" it r ft Iritual t ,usa uirken is nitstàkrn p , a hal I t 11110 ! sa lii Ii- tti.' 4 as aiinu -a hr •,I Iflit' 'fallrIg 1114. I'I( L t It lo?r r 4.lIIIII Is Uplift thvir arri%al. broom i:rl fine that u baa 'tars asiat I agree tuI at til ii oftmarkcr used or rntrd ii ..7,tt II t 1 nxiiihour r guniulan ilRi' j _____ ant I ha. luahiahit stint .iairailaittt, of I Purss,,ra t that %oI rt,prii rs wvru Ial it ii I-. i' I ar fist I F. I csL. I is no air re 1j1 the killer by having ,ther n4munces will sing their its lag at)a nt! lilt Ih liA ' - P Suit up for deep-sea Pr. rift-do rift F a t It asuttu Nkip, rill (()~kor'kvrs flas c,il!ed in for a repair ),)b where cremations lake place. and he told in% husband that the casket %%as IT bu mt. It Aas returnI and rented out What can be done to protect gric%ing su. Ing sA indled out of thousands of d ollitri.,In I hvir Ii IlI.Iili ant future, of tiat tutu I ' 17131, gestured as tho he was puttirg a Ioaf of bread and sd I; I lIt I bUtt it I \b',"; 'rut far anal l(t,binsn u I\\ SI.-t ilftf.r jtl%t four tiefeek.s. flit,, slit," liters aIj4JI her mill og a ii uluilaulat' 1 rids Ibis si F I asked the dumh question Shat happuns tu that beJut-ful c\peusi%c casket after the beffil, Is cremated"' a a , finger Miller .and flelen Smoke aland 1(casion nd sat. ri it Wool d ks! 1 unusut I, I WIN I ( aaiintr i tn'r \pplia ii 'itt h r Ii, as unusu ails ,iitbihiauts lIt hi sjtiuis liii. l rtuar% I.- an 110 Ii ,alluiaat I '"' II, ill go %4jth her for moral support n SI, II I 'li' 7 - I I',auaul fluul lu :1I al If Er os anti IIIII. fit flit- eo . authored ul Vu UULI also is saist arreti in this on, UP 'It Ill list aa ak It ha t S t;n i, a' ilh ,a attain fit 55.11111 %t,ati'$ anal., Ii',as toot- lit- lit -'if- labi it I-. opt Iii iluluuias iii umil si,I$u 11.1111 sua ha a 4111 (of . ' r - lm,r wvvk f(ir itii 5 11111 ti'tapiaiaua iii '$iuig,ai - I . .. Ili I it'll tot lit iluasri 'in Ui. suits % i::h to IIuhatni arid - usa' . 'ul;arruse, a the lipw l ei whil flit, h a hanl r lit ii a ual'nh 1 tit- t,td::t, s'iutii'i that ,III- \%.Isli fill- if-it 11,1111141,11 11 1 hF Sit • r Ilanbert has tta tas from 'lr'isanini %(,I ______ Ut' s Il per shut itt ,ifu a [it \It ______ In it nt anti ht flunks 6- picked for best vocalists isit salaari I sa as •i;, t, in till __ ______ - CILS SIIAFT I iw irth presentation in \Iurtkr \1 it hint I tu (ml i the ple(iple who buy flitPljjvs ;I hired killt te(larth and listen It, the songs the winners in 11off-Ilock,..s a rest t,iuie uusines_su. Ili, it i;4111cohost, Intl perform, and -- - a ;n A list true- oil ungresto trill stali It Licl,Iturt heft S,1\0. ildu.ui I a ii -' progrdlns I nun at - ____________________________ -- I lit (lub jacket anti •attrart girls auastt'i ut taraji,Irust,'rs, I ha' fir li-r the ui.ilc 4- N, I'1104I I SI First a a iuosr end throat dttur (Wfrn a minor surgical nmnreetion gilt suits r the snoring SR tiaras Sisit , Po ilk r lust 'In this stock arkictuil! at flurflu, - Iwit I tub II as fulfil 8-4 o lilts it 'l i . IIa r t s lilt 1IIv fwd Ill tr ship fl'e . rut t art un t1on n his engages 1r Frances Welsung ruruit played by Kurt Huss&ll aiitbIrng luck and laded down black woman psvchiatris, in a ho comes down From the hills ith 'huts Thm aaaniir i played iie de),te, including questions ha, att'naj academy ta ii tin ssinrut John 13)n&r , in phonul in b i rs this The country proses his lii airaniatit' debut. sh', launces a series (if eight our;ige, but his knowledge anti hour lang Blackk Journ ii his IbilU) I" retain infrnatv,n 'TU!SC ((t)ttl I), : ABU IUSIC" AWAIMS titut h tlia' siivaijlui l' Ia'istt,iuu.'ui .11 I 111) tilt- 111114.1- S I ll,, tht . ss IflItI,!Ii it hr nun, 1' 'ipli sthi, erusimrit Out .,uiul lui,auikt'ts to hi' sun' ii r t It happns .nut to lha'tut' and Iotsie, h' art itt$)lit Iti l it it's all tin Arthur and ii I mIt—bail atisit altar is riat t,a thrulla d 551,1 H Iat Ii arIas II ,rnaon anti his -11 list - I,, 'tuck cof tIlt) bun (tk karisr 'a uch Ill-Af 1101(ills 1 (11 'etilal it units a this aii a II ,al aug culiurt'ul tliva'.iui for flit- it st musical ,far, husband and %%If(' singer, lack trial Sails it nkins I uuusit at t lbs Jt_nktn sti, Ilarhet II Pn'at Sitial, it I'llf. I ii, king sum lout nationalh too cause those as ho have heard m e say it is most annoying I'm told I sleep with m e, mo. ,ath open, so that must tile alllv~%Ilh halt Suit greatest f u1iaatr Isnusists but in that a; s lit trial his b uti u sift I,und.a. sasra btt knatasru as ea tat i iii i jt a (tlJH V Il Iha li l I suit \hi 114.4i;! SlIt :tl'I tttt .. Little satuish as is reinenibered its I am a udn a'rn in IflUlUL tour 1 ,a friend III h sharing a room ath Ian Much saul :-;: tttiit hit II anita , Ib as sarittaia I I. arH ffi,r [tic III Fred U.Stairc Into% to , ,init f thtn aa in tuwm I, nr I' I) inks hut t a ii UI ABII\ I( I iii I \ Ji e Katc. but as slit san UttI in tha si 1155 itiil instil (tals and I anal a After - fln - ' I) / 'satuialt I hii,ss S h I 11% II Tuesday, Feb. 19 1974--lA rfl,,11(pI.C%j(% TV r 1kirig lwfora' Mautla' r'ali,a's the kids it, their "utrageraus reason for alter hostility '"stu,itms, the ;trauia' things 'nii lit lIt laat $ buntila in Un t'tt S hid III (10 ---- Pol lv s Problem I), - -tI ltorigirialh asriltaru tot It rt itt st flU iilwluunatinL sautli thur a' U his Ii7at titilti tit ii in \Ie\tI)J it ah tiiit, i'll file heard b% lilt, Of lift And through this Regarding )our itern cogecriline, the nIsrskd n oh ì ii i 'a itt I It ( • Two their itfl&t atuiari rid him all uiliLht ii aa thostti bright. fl it t. i rrmvet'iit, a';ahist itt at it P The Sanford Herald H i/'i li' PPie takes a turn - ttit' l90 s even though iW'st of the IhirI% songs Ili flit, show sss'ra' trt'ata'ai in the 311s, 40's htS Use d Copper kettle aIUU. that h tIs Ilefullteli, (111 that burst over F.uroi' rill America after World War I i / & ofl rs.a,iin I :,S I F srz unairn the proper carcunistrcrs hut ins man ttl,,. proloo)'.1ion his mother in law LS nuts. I I :ls I' Colt, I "rIm -' Linda thenislet,es should return tat host lana last at itzluri talt'n h3hY Mines lie sa%s there is nothing %%rong vAith nudity or .w%. ind anvoric tho talks there is It; eloil !OF tFS (i'ole • its it sister H atlkr it provides the sort of intunata' atluaintancv st'u'd USVP iii ,t hit' st'lihii'ii I"b an tha' it Deft rhh1t POLLY'S POINTERS I aithh. 1w na I?SJ 7 [)_ T//ie Ireseiit 1) illa't' anal alalairf 1 'trs iivll%t rsits circuit .,nal to t'n R.SVI' 1 lIE (1)1 .E lIh. t'nL.oirig audit'rict's all over II l{' an t ra lh t alIul a tht tU ni t ed t itt and t an ada hii,r t;ilis or \1uital Ut 5th l(' I' III! ( UI 1 I'Ul ,ret )rese nts (s'ntrt Asi I attain Mlli\ I am I. and my problem is 111) ostrbrother in law. I babysit for their 2 vw how fresh lie gets with me and everyother female w ho comes t in feet of him life's t,%cn propositioned m% rnother- and stie's 601 My sister and this lecher art, building a noewL home Ill)% an t tells astr 1 and daughter bathe together' now,and this aist r- seed dude sa he t looking nra in I 'st \'t'r. .tI ,rtn1t'flt an hit' il Mutti / i011 thtr V'rti,ui Ialaee and Ihiar I ikeland. ill return to Strt. fa'rti ofl&t again, on Feb. 22 at 8 p in , n.at tinalls f.m'u u.and nd tie tv,un. .alls and Jack k Jenkins nkins ad AN BURI t TtN V u 22 for 's ' ii'ti 5tu 3 41 4, 4) 44 15 lsa The S111ford Her11d 991 Ili (liii, lii (9) ('I' P.iI • ksir U tiQI as FRIED CHICKEN Ncghboa : 52 - 54 - sst - ti • lasu-Irulal ,tini 2. • 'Ills muaat-r tapuuii: ,aiisl urlIrIluig .us(s sat., ii awi s,ui,i hit tin 1,1 tais iau,iuklu-ts fr, - 5 I - I-li) C rea it A _ 2) 51 631 stilt, I' 50 to you it) 8x 10 rf'?tprint lie DIAL 322 2611 or is ii' 56 a - OPEN DAILY 11 A.M, TIL 9 P t.1 Phil Donahue (a) o.' (9) 4 is! O ( e) Cencenlrsusor , (7) fl-r,;n ., Pr t13) Rt'si'i,itit (21) Finir,c( Sanford u FRI rI �Herald 8A—The Sanford Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1974 Hearing f Delayed __________ -- World News Briefs Cambodians Chase Reds ___________ - J . '' - 'Pie ('iflhl)(I1l mw,Intl s.IIi tit;is its trips hail driven Xtuner ir\IIri'(ns Irl)lIi the vtin kantuot seeondirv st - hoot I iiiiles M1UttIet of l'hnoiu l5t'ith after a week h -i-tin \ \\.\L lLiPi,,iii,i \l ' irii'i'n.irs he.irin ' \IIctrIc,ln teen.a.'r Iir o itt. lii.' iiciir,ter of hun \nliirirari tc'urits has ktii .11 irried until 'I lcuri,.s I he h.e'arin. tsr Mi h•i k. 19. '1 Milii,.uk.t, %I t• \Id. at'n - 1 -. p ______ immind s.id us trtxjs ('t'Upred the riefl, then pulhesi back under t'iv atick so ;ir 1i.rt' ta's suhI borni) urtsurent lksltions ia' khmer l'u:e tcupie(i thehih sehskd a month a: the's he,i to move' up tossard l 5tom Penh Irn _____ . ftIiII't Lint c- f \ , slt-r i .srns tis l'vn c rrasl to least' the Soviet t mon uiunchiatclv or fair nLlth aduiiiriistratis e rne,istjre-s," \Irs (ahini Panov _______ .inI •, 'I UflTIL it N 0 V EL F U R N IS H IN G S ____________ 1 _____________________ I . . t'i'iciis I11i Icr tI tIlts 'tii r Li king t tiP I rom l'k ' '°" ' hits .rc tr urI to split i up," slit' said h tt'k'phesnt' 'r rn l4nInd,rsit ft.t set list e itit liar ill5iut 'tfai,sI.s cliii 1 flo 'Ic- Il cit sehal kir1 It IUfl t t5 iii II 11.110 1t u $fl '.s ltt-rc ttti- It!,IIII .tr ur r nt oil i rusts to dt sian (It I Oh UI ti tied II sihr it. usc I It r I Ti Lack O - -t.ts .lst'ph Ku-eels's . '5s- it hi, Iinhtrs it I n; , eiic; By Solzhenitsyn priu1nf seork •intl the sip. I - .,. \i it's.ik'r Si.I2Iit'fli% a s,ss --sill he- uri.ibIt' to ucmpk-ttseries if Pustorical nuvcjs it Kremlundocs n.t ht'l ls files are- hises fiIIttc hun mt Hut that scull nit Mien,arittn c c'silt'l Husian Center (It the-n 1911 ,' tilt- secon.I - am' in his historic-al asset r.'s,luti.r5 ins titiit'c' that he'. -tic :'Uiist 1914," j. - N ails fir publicatu: ti thurul i tuttle is s' tried - the' nit hi t -t'hl,'t- i,'n: 1 i101te' - , ili'' reicrts mrosrk.'rs lrscmui tics' field u.n II full 4:,ils tin,- U.'uua'miihs r l,ut i-ar in I icuiIs'rtuIl se lien Fusrest Feiiu-r riust' f-suit' unel a seu't'k l,sts-r Is tong itiru bs the nuirimi' sit hirmusri llun. the- stu.sts I a-I s nut fu-rg,-t (Iii' sits-nones like' S.utiu Srt.';id Seilli as in u,, fOci ,s lI.-lht0 at,'', nitric 1 the children are u k " On Iuiectiru an ,f) ne'sesnoin lit, kne fr.iuiu Msct, Sil• ihcnits ii called a tasi .ini tswk litti 1 .i huddle-c !'s r.- .t.su' rant hr tlllflcstrne- sttse-1 eel, sal;ul intl lt,,iarn ret CCtflt' I' I- " ',i0 lu-it I k-cbs :ut'.it !lulrl.tIuir hiftIlt, lie' sIt'ep In a Milail s;i: Itwhll that isc'rhceks a sit,. iit k %,itil tics u:e,icr,' seardrii,,he-en ,cusiuentt'd his .s stri; 'tin hic,'tflt' tucht fir tiitti -t'st (eriulaiis I It- pit.- I ,t1 - tirtun,- in r s,slti,-s tt..' his issks ti.s,' millet liii fir hut: in Ste ut:t'rl,snci. .111 lw l, ;sun luise'l iii Ziitit Ii t;,it' he' -,-st-r.,i smumati it'tstj,, 54::,' as i tO cc p sir t I .i ics s a se,,lIi ! S'I:ht-nmt.s Ii a'c- se itt: ust, t ILsulnung slut' after slit t' •i lureati, and said he' seantt'd I I%e' an ink'rviese bt- caust' the-recc, ri a ft'sc thcins 1' Scant,',] I, - -- Terror -- ' - - __: - -- - - - -— ,_,. ' - ' . : - - ' , - . 0 - r - - - Haunts Greece 11.15 ts'ic sise ti sorts s Itcif , . 's.- ruiui,r.t 'liii - •?tlrh, , ttc,st in sit t tlte- tiIi,,ti-c sit - 'I ' roching ,inil tucurulh.- c hats- n situ find 'Ill nisu- :nI,s-rit,i ill liii' st. ii: rc 1 a. hi-' - 'nmusnus iii , I' - ' - ''Uflt kr,. k us wi- units - ::ilit,irs Islit .• I ti- is:Ih.rc :'vt'rnhio'rit that itist.ifl,',i .it.r the's trthr,-se iii,irt". hsius -Ihutars ilic tatir, Irisuitsat ncr I'.spatlIH uIe, .ipih'ars 05111,' f itself bruc t-n h)iuuiitric l,itu It's, the chief if lice- rtuhit.ii a i', i' se cdc'ls he-hit-s ("I I ''.' real Itset'r he-hind tics' a, -i:n t'su'li'it (,- ni Ptu.it'dtn ;Itoh lo,innitlt's I" tIes ''ti III putIu - 4 I)H flt'iit.s ' - rihe' hon a' a rush eel - ft-u ni'tin hi uttis pr.- up:!." lIt itch it ce-cr-li ri',.inu.II.' nuiuin-rit hi.is Im'.,ts'IIS s,ijJ that titus .'ns ll,',i dunn1: liii' Iso str,,ti'js itit stijts'iits s, I •'s.-rm,,-ffl flit ials ,stitl us. .-i_st n-rsns tier, ti't -- i' ' r. fus,' I. he' is'ntifi,'tl Is lull i iii It, tr. -' - , - in -ti?.- ' tl' I -' ' , \I I - 1 't 1 I R.5 I L Itui lii 'ti-ti I iit I ,liva s ui-fla'. sitt' take's ,iisanuI,i's' i ecanun spell in Otitari. '-u 'r,,-,i.' ' t ' - - ' - - -, - i' -' ', p:. u- :f -- ' ci, sir I DON'T BE -rttc tie-fine' 't.irting %iijt' 'seIrcg stuil kfl'i( k th. t,lI ISISII Hi ens Huh sot lswrn sjmuu at Pt us tics sI nil' i .Ouis iluti jib-u5 'li IllS I,sst r'iunxl, ,.ru'l like- the- puri- i ii!. I 'sj plusI this rule Ii: ;urru', ni,: cit a jutlgu'tnui'nit cclie'ttae-r or - --I grunil is u;iet.'r nu'psur fr tb- jiumr;uss 'if luftir us ball urn i'..sntls siti,i!,-.! ctIhi-:u! p'-rucbt- It:'- ph', • - r luili ti'.'. a in If , -u--u -h :- r- luist,i II a fauOII 1J,l lit cetttra I heal & air cot. ditsoning system for year ourd (0 UlfOr I / Hi ,, N MaI)it- (I etLl(u(ct ______________________________________________________ :. r,- . : . r h - -' '.i AIR hhef,, r r - ''- - .I is ats i It. it i , ci. I- se uth • I sill \.- -.- c.tin I ''urr,ctmI''rut ,i( !sta''i.itu , ii: SeiI,'stt,is intl tind:Irli,- Me'ri s S,,s.s, - uati ,11 trus's th.'ir hant -a Saturil.i t',.-s ¶'.t-r '-at-,':-' I '1'-'- "-.rc U.! i - ii -i lic,- - ',i'hs' ''!tc,I the "' -: -- - , " / :1 , '? . . , -' ' us JV 5rnan ________________________ u I: -- - - -rte' huts ,Insse,rc ani thin 1w- n.j i'llnspltlis ft I- nst ii uci in 'i \I,l'.,\,lIiH \' 0 5 i( - I tcI ,, it fitiunc - ,. - _ _______ i il./.Ifl -.\I I 1'.' sI I I t'- r _ ' ' - - - - - —. -S -J - 'i"- 5, oo ii ____ —.: TOTALS 14 /, ,y , - - - - ', 1 '5 ' - .- '•., -. - -'- -p -' -' - _- - '' : . •5.t= -' - • ' - - - '',':,,,. I 5 - - "' -. :,, - - 4' - - -__ -- - tn thimnui hast- Itucu hiia his'. -i s's .- ptun-auil usrimi fr usa itifiul-:. u II st;r ;, ' r iiusSi-lul,tn Jeff fns is ut set' b-is hit thuuuaii lhs (,r, ta unds seill Pu c ceuthi an senor iutfiu- lt - :- -_- _-__ ____________________ ' - - - - - - ir' '''' l - _________________________ un,itt- arm '. 5i',ufs sI iue'iiuu 'tim'lis,s to he' tughi fur li-uris tici ii si-art- ti I - -7' tIter %ts-tn'' i resell \f' r ti ,bts cclii.-, iS •1 tlkutt t,:;: __ ___ !iei 'II last sc-ar ' Mitts i' : i,igtjl tb.usrucpiustis set: s,utIi,rsi juIa is hush Iii I '. It, nun-s :- latin in I' t ' - -: - - _____ - - : ,t -S .- -i * S. R.I'.V sl';1is lI,f: \1( 'i- - c-#-- - *- - an - ' ' a' "t'. - - ' ', - -- - - •,' ,:' '-:'' -' :-' - -' -, --------------- ' : •, ' - ' - ,, ' - S , - :-.''- •: - - ., ' Florida Flamingos '- , 5 In thc'i'.ua:l,'lt-;,srtii,i'nt I -uric II ILuli..ri t ---------- - I?r :-bi'sc:,lks-r s'uigh'si fur .ini r'il .I.'t:rts.-n hi t Ii' II UI I 'u -, . se . U hi 'g binufr.ins,-,' - .-! - - ,'.'r' - - -' ..'" I_ - - 1 . 't -: rib,, •r ' - , ' ' r - Fhnisi_s Mn b-ss tcs t -, -' ' '4 -d- • -r'.'-'f cc mlii hi.sru' I:- -' - : i ' ,,, , ' -- - J tI.! I - ' - ' , ' - n: ' - -it ,:.lcn,. '.uik ,tt'f a: %%,sS flc' I (,re ninuts'ni,'rct thus .'nit.-ne'd itch tire' sjtitit sf this fun ht'urn,,ui' cciii iiisi- tb.' iiut'.i' ns'.sis f'r \t,ss fair '. Sunii;, si'IIt-ns 5l''nut: celtic tb- n.-glll,sn lur'.h cc a'r''s lute lust'., i,'se'st h hun In/i's tba.'rs' scihi hit- uiat'.hs-rs jsriz.''. b-n thutise- tIist: tirii'sta ut isets hi Is 'sIl prizes cc ill 1, It t,Il'. f - :- I '1 c ' nnt i s, _______-S______i -- U hi -.. - I ' - - -:£i.. - - il - - - - ----S--- .-,, /-'' - -- I L -' PQN RUSTING PIJ F . '' '.'.H INcTL I F C ''IL . ;.N PF Cu I - , N EN Ala LOTHii 14 ' '[ LSCA TITLE & (,UAPA?4 1? rfLf PY CITY PRINTING CO ' AU' TREASURES I 1RST 1101 RAL SAVINGS & LOAN I ORIDA POWER & LIGHT tJ ' QPIDA STATE ., -,11 POWIt I - OFfiCE SUF'P( Y a )1il lii 5 5Ti;0l 0UMILLAT & ANDERSON 5uNV0R ATLANTIC RANK ',ANiO1 AUTO 'APTS A'r0RD Jl.'F & I 1Ji.(,A(,f T r UCHTON - S Dfl'j '4u[5Ot4 MAs[P ,',Tflfl P,Qftj , ' Aggie Great Dies NFL Player Rep Hill ''f:' ' ' -- s '' s'% H--. / - -4 . ' ' - •1 ( . runciiitc1' -''ui It_hi_s. ti_ui I-. 5 ,eIsaii - '-lb - - u cs-nit ,ir - .".', t - 'si - -- II, i,$ nil.ic -:,u ,, • 1r'. ;-_ -1 - ' unti,-r, '., -.,., ' 1' - ,kea In 'r,ureIs-il miS I fast et' cs tb, I ,ctb,''s hit saul I,u-t is ;tc-s.'t.ihis s5 'it'uuuh,cs Ii.' ,sn;ci Iiutcclrt'ul'. '1 1-I ,us,-rs,,rs- I -uscii,'tiria, ,s shiaks' u- \l,.ru I: Ii ilL,' \ 's-i's I:, ' .- i'',, Ic :u:ib- - r hi roar \ rtn - - : - Ii,'I-c e- u- I'- - , -' , -4%-c.ts ' tie ,, - ._,tu 1,-I his !i 5 -cc is's'. ,,,- I, 1,-li \,'e \ -rh i. .-nts I tie- .c.,iits-uI I' tie' br,sui i' _-i I ''hli ii. .,ri .,io'cjl h's- \,cc \'rk it, WORLD RECORD HOLDERS I 't Ii 's i, \I \t \' II I I - nil I'm' H I i:itn:j:i it '' - - - -- I .\ Ithitt I l:.H -' - -- u '. I'- ,'.'t-,-r ', ,t, ¶, 0 i Ii, , -i - '', c'. • -' - -, ------ •- -- ' - t "I -r I-'. , ':,"t 'sic - . ''c ''-, !:rs ,C.is 't-r'--I S ,,r-1 - -S '-5 1,1q '4 . - ,SI su -. 1 i,'çr -.-e'..!'.;-'_. jP1 -' 4'- 'Sr-i'('-'--5 I' 't"n'l I' ' 'Is I 'ii' ILiliul ,'.,.- --Se' a?'' 's' -u - V I .ir mt-i" - -'- 5 - - *4' - 4-'-ij'.'. -A" [)'Tfc '-1 V I T' I - - .1_i - '4 - '' u 'Ite-,' "'.t i!,.it,'s i' liii ,ctiiu-t "' - - - s - \J or'ciegicr1s 1-2-3 - . - - ,, - - : ,, 7 is-!.si,s! Iins .itt.'ui.;st ,s1 'Itat se,se ''liii it,- cit \prul I I'i I rujils- I n"scu: se ututa-r t4,ss slit.' .'.w -- .- - - - ti' 7,. 4-'5 ,. '' - Secretariat Results it! tt. ..t,st bin, Stit,-I,r Ii, !,'ssu''ti ill 195.1 uts sr ill, luift' it5 set-cc J- .01 1, n u 1'. ,,'f1-. .,n-,, ,s!,-t h-':i'-i - r t ------------ : .,"s ,..ç j't-,j-, . 't- -i - ',,, - ' T fl(s(J,,_ " - -J"- --5' _c_5 ' .;t't;T ee.us .ju--huit 11: It,iitiuu i J'> '.4L4 .-'- i - - F-in U '--k-:- - .I ( L..tiijia.-nu f-n:..- 1 t s --.1 ,e- f.t alt '-ni:;'titi-' ,e' I' _l -!.. II' -c - :.: - iii Icc. - -- , ..uIC4ulli./JI_)uI - - r iuc,iris \atiini,sb I-st .11 Ii ,sgu.- jtl.ssu'ns i're-i- tcm!bc SC hi - li his' s.s% , I scIll nit to- - '•_'_'_1 ,i' I ¶ '4 '.f ( :, - - '.,i ,'i-5,c4, - ',:' -''ti'u' 4 -. '?- 4 -,t'.t',y ., ut 'cit \.5 '' -, • AA1k,1 ,,,.,u,uuu'.j - / ( '- liii OT; TIIIATI R ', - c -? S,.')-4_•4 ,4•_r ' _',, . tt p Upset Over Contracts TII( 5ANFQR HERALD 0Ci JA T 16 Q[PT 510fl[ AUFP JIWLL[RS 'V,fJf)NS 5/jiP4( (F !4TIR ¼'. AN1 ORO SlIDE CEER 5rFfl FLOWER SHOP 5W[[N[Y'5 OFFICE SUPPLY TAYLOR'S HEALTH roonc Till liRl ATR SANI ORfj C ii I ,irr.b '' - 4 '':,:, '' ' ' - C--.1.4J ,,-_i.-S . - 1 S'si,3.r i , n-oait,', t,,ii pu tn-tt, Kane'..,, s,ut.' b-t'c a:b.- '.Ist 1. r"ka' ¶- sucn with tb-u' hull. lulls cc .- t' ft ,sLte'e-.i 0 ternis \1nti,,s 's,stu'-noit F'.-tLllt I u-,iue' tub .,nin-un. ,,p a,,'. t' e hill'. ''-'i -1 iifli.( tr,,lf 5 --c-i :'.:i 'fl -lr,,ib I, # '-f"5ilp? - :e- f -'.'-I'f '4.'- -.- ';. -Ss SL -c,'t- - $: I _'_ B ER S: '.'A?41)L JA(QUSON'S DEPT 5TOI 0 15 "I t4 NORMAN COWl TICS i- E iNS MENS WEAR : iw .iç?.17i :' - )( - - ius''t r.-E -L LINING ?'t If k I L FI Be?€fl ?uddin3 and Rafts- - '??'. *554 '2y' '-cc4:I 'F - ,ji SPOPSORED BY YOUR 1 'slat ' - e'v'erl t ! Downtown Business Association tihiiit' this Ce'.ur b.e-tccec l r I s'f in ru, I I -- 2- ' tC,is - ' .p* ._-i_',_-- - -' ; n-i I ,'pj.et 11:.:'. 1-.sr-t i bLiitta,sfl ii til ' '-ldtilIt' ccutbu the' I' k .'t'. 'b Ibis, li ks-s I u'.icu.b0_ pl,cuc 'ic ',, ..uune a tb;, - ----' - ' ii.u% lie-eli ne,ibi,,-st ,r.n,un s- olin! - ' , - Check Wednesdays paper - —: - - BiiIs Sign 6th Rockie 11 '1.1,0' - - t4.ç - II% t I' ijtfu,s }- i irs - u: ' , - lIlt. -- - - - -titus ttlirti,t 'i' ::;-ruc.'s ru i's, ns s ,! a I' ti- tic, i's s_ti the' i.e'st j't:sss'rs I : - - • i •- 'Lice-nt: :, -' u,.ftu,'.t ut:'nsuun:an lb us t'',se's'eui Is , i''n - ' - r..'o' r ". ,-' , IJov \/P lu::.- F.' I - - ' Defenseman n ,t0,'O' (I-ut -' n- u.,, ii--',pus ,uttu5 - s ' h', \-I e',u,'uus- p:,csU Just Us' It' Flirt (.'at'rusb ii - - c--I '.1- niL-cs I' stni-ngtt,t'nc their iteh'n-4uIncn: ,l-:n ! Ltcc --rIb trot, un 1!. t't' I ti' -u' - ks) I e.s,Jc' -'' I - 41 - - ii U - , -- , ' 1 lt'au:. cc,,'. u h"tn nu,,:; - ' ,,i:,, a:,, 1,. --i,. Fh'ruimng'-.. \ , o:., i'. ann- una e'd - - \: -, F .' S ' OIT - - u-H- .0, c - 'J .t - ' Set For Playoffs - , curing tnis exciting annual , ts i, a ver ise by participating merchants l -;'tf - ;.l\1': CR't'o'\ _________________________ - _1,,Ip l\f'. -'-, .\La.\(, Ilti 55 ;us Iii :s;-4 - - ' S - 5 C EACH -- ,. -' -- .15)0, Ot. ltiC famils - - - - l'l, 'II, MayTair P anning Goory I ferns disp aye - i'r Sc' us rna.rni s ntis tt r in. stilt -- tltfl . -su'-t 'Cern - .': Ii list - at'. luis, s.imul n ji bitii - --' - t -.t: ' I' • '.,rs .' : - sit ------ ' '- c.,-,.' -'" _ - lherI;tsnsstrai - - it lit.- .- sf5 her lI-s .- - ' ' _ '. ,I hoc Ji nn -: 44.14 -1E2, ,nt,-uce- lotci-rs 4f,t'-14 o'-1 t-4, - 'I Oa' ti ' - ' S tush b-re-ti-fl IuiI i-' 'i- !bItjc 'u Iresli I lb.- 1'.' ,t - - - - ______________- FOR SALE! it in U its Iceultrutur ____________ I . - I the- ni,h1 if tt,ssi. sc os.i --- - - rG FTA Ye rmaJ \l.sr'-un: - • I sees I cc i i rut Iii (MJ i in' iu it ' Pii 'sc '. ise -- -- .: -i chc'irtsts'p Rb I '''st'tuitmtuehi-,- f-ti-al; '''u'-'' - ,, iitssti cr1', I'. _____ ________________ -- E B Takes Handicap With 65 . -u.n i --- -'-- - ,- 7 00 ., ,, u'., 'c' - - =-- - - I:.' r#77 -' - A"l 't'.-çi - , . lured a( tin ItUnit:, - ' - 0 00 36 00 __________ - ,, p ' ' - - - a'liiutus'ri ii- Pits guu.ei spu-i -: s lb-sn sc ill hi' Inc li-ft ta' .su'.e li'. u's t'ptiusn,si spe'r.I ,untl -',ilii I,.- .51- ,,ss,'t ti tim, tI',sli hl,uttlIL unuifiriiis_ Irumia a st-t I P.'i unit. b,i-ut)uuIl pinsInijie's - — IP - ,'. - ,Itt Ibsic:,s IIi.ulg,'s ow h,,nc't,', intl seillinigncs's.s tss jil.ss \h'4'umlli'u5:b u'iflce-r Kisnii'.1.' -imIuuc :, t, oil tat !b:e' '- '' ' -a'z - - ' I'hiaIitjs, Il,si Stoats. I sit it lttcitlups teill i.e niiiitfit'lI luut' t'i bus u.'t,ussl urn Stoats i .-\pu't ti-ti ti lie' iii.It p hilt. N I Ii. hi lii P' c"tince'st lhc"riabe'r "I tb,-!,srtcf.,: sauna.- i e, sctuii li;ssc'tuu,.ui t sti'litc, - - - ' I, - r'- . f thi-' s,-,it 'ts-p.urtniiete! I'! r- - '. ' - .'\ji (cii i' '.A't' Re. 'nuts 'I,uit,'t' pitu hiin - H -., I- -'u dirt-i It-it ' huuaa f-iIi t- lunti ttt tsc,r-! ml I)e'I,.stcil lh't,ni,' Sltiihbi Lhit, 'iS ill he t to'ltlitc' first huss,'rhiusn anti is ' - Ii ri II u(fl, s I)- scilac scull b. it urst I '-se ilia: is •i N lioble 'si rstliiri, - - ,rt. 'I,sf7lt, it III , .- ii' Ii Its this su in In. ui til Sill u iur&.tis, his Ft sul h..s thit Il-lIluis scull suds pIci thur," , ,,tiie ,it nIght St utbutc is it. bin shaiuli hi l".iiic lb-ms II'' ii' itstrmbetl ii, a c''.I, 'nsusiu,nct butter S-e-r,mcr p • - -: II S , '(?P :lt,1f5ss E'',unis- us ibs -nuis r.h:irueinis r- ,irt he' s,ise Sirs litiach.'-1 -i Iiiu, 's. Ii (-usc Ic Iii, '' '1 uti ,' inn, it, I 'tusrt,-r - he - c- ti ,stcle' ti prc.i-hu('t- uniit-r the- t1'i hi'.' Ii- lu -'t,uuclini- ,,n:i Ii.Ib his,' hell, see-ni santt. f,-u',e l,sst 5.-sr the- I'uin, 1 , b.e' r- Icit tim1 ,it ill,' ,cuh -t,irt ,it II c's-uincut in (I:. sir u:' s Ii s's lb .'-. - u ''umr,,t inst u' .n'-s 'i'Utiis I,is i- ,', - : . - u 't :n- r' 1:1,' I ,! usI '.t'' - . ccl:' i I,, --r'.t I. u- '0 Pi ,Oc I : in (I..' ",utr:'--ini'f II.' t''t.iird a tses in .I arid U,ret' on 15 it quite- uun at' nn;slisluihue'Iut I h' lute truonul 'f tic- ssu'e-k t,'i,tngc to Tutths '.'.11, tu,ib,hss wit!- 11,4 l'.. b.-Iuir:.i sei'ji ,s u ( lcuni,u- Iblit;, usic '1 ,-'.e.mnui'r:----,mii-tt.'(ts i.'inncsu-n,'lsnisf-r tt:u'l,uciii'sise SOu TIlER N £ [ i-i] it' : i LLtt14J / r jurIst! '. P air Of Eagles Incredil,)le - I::kcb , I ru- sc ni'ci'rc ,tt'I lu-trot lh ' I- lb ' sst,t,utct scIlijils - - \ln - \7 I 0 I 5 iIi .n 'uIii PH I ' ',, IM'tte'ls u -si Lisi-bail pl.css-r. It,I ollil s sni t . ii ii - lI cciii jusitinu 1.-n SED I - il IN I tilt ff it us riot ,s a stuth -- luincil anti jti this s;,,- f, r'. lb emr I ih, r minI! s - (/ : - I cc, nt hi 'hts ilc I \lic ks U. si u fir (hi inssesr .;sul it • ,tunt,s a'. a '.tnsku- if the- plussi-r hu,us st,srttl his - I.'seinc' it: this i as.' II ss'ciiii ii- -i strike if ssiu floss tii,' full i it stiss ti lice ti 5 st Cu ii' sc sulinei Stuns tub bit F in - - , ' --S t n:'- it - - i — SIP 1(1)51 ;-' , u' ' .fuhl I, u ,d_,' ' i, at IitIitliai sit Wit In. fl,ihi'-:i rt'tI,- ti-f mr •i Ii ;'r 'It n tr m 'nsuhuse-r p11 • I:," s"ar, on-i It.,- jut,. ' ' .. - ' --- ui ---! - -'. p - -' \te - tr- stun-I-- tr,s'.'-i !.- I s-L,nt -1 nag'ut '-Iu-:ce-r I: It t; s A s Good As A H t u cci r I ' lulL' '.,&J HO A I '- W h if f hit' "iii.s' Ultbosutlin I s'()nc .'ss I,,iiii tin' t- aihip is slise. fs tuIIllc: iu. teitic ,stsiit I) s-is ;irt-s,'nhl tisus,-tl in t),irIs k that the' lnti'rnistii'n,aI lt.I silt- sail tee-ri' UIIIII Ii, tm. 'ht'h,-,iiliii, nh-re-n-i- 5 shnajosi: - n- .t u JWaiiir ceitbi ctI i'ri-nuuse 'il,Kc'uiuce us 5,- olin hits hi,, jut. t.'l ' Ii s.ur'uts pne'siuusl tiass-hali pnu - ;i -s - ,ss, r, g,'ts un'i'-rse,ts taught - J_ - ii.' ,,i ce's-Ic cur -' " ( Ptqi. ernrh Iing*or? 1? -. ______________ lbs-,sg 52-Mt -141, i-'rancis (;sudniusrr 's tl. Msiun'- '.1 i 015. t-•4 isian ,Iuiui-s 4.4i, ii,( hI-t-,s!', t'e ;4Wright 4fS4,' 'ii Ruib(Ilise'r 35-3; ie - I,std53'd till, 'sItu i-loan, n 1' In, 1-,- ' 1'--- rOts' I)uIfs ;a4.; -&;, t. Mill , . '., FG FTA II Ii ________ mi:arke't .slsi' luku' the sleuth iticK,'i 4u.-4s ' - i.:: Sinlord iv __________ ,- ' -S.-- 0 3 0 ________________________________________________ It:. sc ,s',i-r, tic' the-n heel up and isuIul 'stit 'n tb. iir tte.- iuile Jlu,st teututil hasc- I.'e' .\ls first icsju'.inldfl,situation liks' Ills 11,' ti,u ts b' uni- sit (Lu' nash iii arisittes's life, us hIs' gittutig us tcuiie.ununs' .iti there' us none- Is, st-ntis fur si,u kS - - . 0 c 0 00 17 00 03 00 00 1 - - .'--r - - 0 I 2 - '-.iir TOTAc - Three Stroke Hole - In - One - alt ;t.srti.iIh . it s - -. I ' - I -- ERALO SCOREBOARD ('icipps si putints and lion b-s liani 1 lirtuliull At tIn- half S,,nufrt c, p II- U ' , i 00 ':' -.c,s - ' ' '1' d,i'P r''s ., Crro55 - i- t n.'rioutntng ansI hart Just s eass ,c tons' as hue starters - urn 1.''' 'f.- ;-! a't: - : ii ,s:ati h-F, 1 ii. the hu-o'rs with; a i Jihn tie hut I (uijt ru-I ccitt: a i','u Illicenu: with 15's tt.'ti- Miii- Itish'p .inuI (bus I: 1- -intl bsI.u' u' ce'- tit ti \l.ti lti'ifl.- :init I(;ullc-'jte- Seth _/ ksskt'ts hacked up by tscss from I'ritigl,' anti tseit frotis Tisuui hi'ilitlLSsCtrtti F:s'cinig l.iiion in that' g.lii" ' — tb,' J,II ho' I',le'uts,nu lass-trans ti,us,n Inc I .s:ii''ntciIj ur:l U,' llstSCiIl semi henit I i t - ,rt.ilu , at. tk- F 1 ruts I itruc, I Ij' '-a, it soui si' ti,'Sur tie -i- ti tit, utitif tsiurnsutis'nt get itoh arid st't' otis - - lb Liununs: If,.,' Ihanti p.r t. ltn tejns scent uild a 'utictirci scutseitreul tics' lhtiund', 10.8 setting thc stige for the tin-al eight huiinutcs In the final x'ricl Sanford started its press 1.5 tItan and the' press se sirkeuf to great ef. ti'ctuvetuess ilie Spiusintihs''', tilled U ten straight xsinLs ansi i,nttnuerl seith their relentless ,lttd(k '[Ia' Sanford substitutes (attic in the ganuit' se mth three iritnuts's i II'.,-IS , ) - t('alts :sssurucina' us dnuiInatun I$'SItistn \t tnt - t'unit Lsiiian was 'ti 'p u.4 hut a tb-ru-c- Isunit pl;i b-s \l,,rk his-alt's s-r;i'u-'i this' I,s traIl uitbu 11 .stci Ihs-rhs'rt Ibr;stct hi ,,tliq-ti Ii ncr,I - Ii,.- Il-utc.is I 'hut-k (hums t,'s'flti,ttm right iii, Its (lit' e-rcil at hi,,' lit', -\nige'lc's Opt-n a ft-se tl,ss s \isess S Ill tlut,- titusfl Is suijt.'rstusr iii k Nit klaus Mist cut (hi' st,trs - ill P)4' sniitag lit FlusnaLi this see'vki'nii fcr S - - fl - 'Ft.- first 'riiel shuujwei up u he- a ,:susl tiahIgaIlli' seitti neither \tcks \IItu ti-il seas 's's-unit bci,,li jill:' cur fir tin' 'Irits- fru.trui(uneg Silzhtnutssn public ihiId,t ,.rl roost of his phtigraph.s, SitIFtK'tultsS a isst.i - in'.: - - eitiws, ptIotsc!ranitls. it. shuss a stern, nnnu'ht.n: moan .-ruc, his hutun' Icuit,- II, .s: - 't,itis-n anti tuuIue.-nusus fart' Hut in ;)rhvdte' he' is sc anti sOtte hi,ts iti lt.t. n fri: '.i- s .'r.ii 0l, iauhint anti Seth a fI:,cr kc scith ins anflu'tatu, ns has ontri,". ,iti t-\Iun,-sse-1 '' - u Idi '0 ciiuipmlc'el:' Ia' C.fltlflUt 1 ' ' : ' '-' u' 5cc 'i'nf,r- -! -. . ni. a ecluise mntt'rvuc'n \, . - - P --c scithtft- .ssotOikt1t t, - i --. as e attu_'rc-t tht'si ,-is t'Se't "meT j)$j ,ttitt -- liii tb-enS atI ('III'' '' S - : if tfst UtIit' it Ss'aI iiitu, !.skcnia thu tu"adlircs-s .stlil Fl-rid,i in the' I15t his he'i'ta us Shs'I4ulng I - ,_-i' -' I'nirccle b.r.is,:tu lIars- than .stcssmk' i 'mdii t,uraik seutti 2 Ilrcts ant u'ur.tle".s ns'b'sund', CI tig thue' S "U' ci: I ritit' Its I psiuls-ul sit tins 1k' si ire-il all ice-u the' pro cunuit sseuti fie' miii (,ilifsrnui,i to F'liinil,s wad seithi it u ti,iit", sitthie' it! the' begge'st - uss in golf l'tuis year's flcrisL- s 'Four hsLs to tins' itt the' best - r itt. the' Iftsurj' lO ii! the s oting gutter It seen is (hat it 's (itt- ness t)retl itt stung gutters that ,inu' Records _____ - ti hantllt- (hat' press and a tailors' is Lu-h on hay Iiards hIlts squosis scent' k's.s than jwrft-i I fnssuui the' lu,'Icl iuiahing the' ..__I ,....-_,l .5 -. r,sI.,..', 1,15 I,., 110 ,_..ec'is'uel.l \Itliittigiu ttt' st -ore untlivat.-tl 1 kspsisk-ti gaulle- thu' t - idt'st seosn't realis II:.' Tribe's until tic,' fourth quarter se hen (hi' II' unil set-re lc(lt',i-sjft'ej 2 cccli .ci'r iii' I.', SIc:,? 1:_c', It ;r,1- f tciIctcLiJ l,.n;.-f: 1 --nt. 11 ________________________________ Ri- ct s hIt'se hdiIit,srs rt'uuhit', it hurl lii- nIh '-1 item, Is III. teen -sri : 'tud,'nts -- John Cherwa -, at fur lb,. 1iutin_kr 1 tIc'' gout-. luoring the sIrs-ti ii :tarting itti IIi'nk 's bus k.-t Un' 1 ribe tilled scif nine' straight I-tints sstiis ii en;sble'ul thc-mui to take a 1!I.13 first quarter M in,'. 1 ha' see nil iat- nissi iiiark..'d a ..- ------I - If. - -- g, "'S Itt. 'II itl('[I5i5(' iiuirit's first i I. iiian then Sanford -that hail tict' visitors narrowing (Pu' irsunt (5, tts [Ints Urant lii - aria' ft the hem-h hut sisirk the- Tribe' with three' 'lii , - -- ' a- '- ti, lli,iti l -iiiuW,' figures 'liii' ttt'scrtfall if thus' 1 rt-s hounds seas the'ir irmisbilits It-i lt,,li S. uiiiuiis-s tt.k a I.- ti'i 'liii butt tIlls' ,stis';iritagsstuil roll tit.' smitre up itt Ih.'..'u silld half hs'hunil Mis hi's I'ringls- l,s gist' lilt- 'hubs- , . it ibsitut. inutu ii n t irl wale rLiniiii , . rdi,.,i lion and not suIsr.hirition Ftisinr iil ii i iuisss.fls lit (lie snh.renes c \lt,ahis tPit there mas he' diff,'r,'n's htt,e'n tic 'a tile pitifhls SC he ii this lice, t I htirsel is f raLie in I " iros tritti ii to iris _____________ By 'f I a I IJ iitt the visit was ti. ti' can .\rn. ri -,in I Its I'Il\ I Ill .I(% % I it'raltl ( Iirn.'sIlshIrl.'hhi st.' has.' an euhtjunt prs.ra,n ts disc U5s tic-re' is out' jtt'iii hit in the' at:t'nd;i hus'h I is in the of us ill Istuni.M,i,'nie-an sishiLirus," \Iinishe-r ErnulioU. UaLi;a if Stt'us told his .'.Ik'aifu" -- _________________________ Pringle Power' Boosts Baby Tribe I ill '.11 \ Mu II \ '-r i wts inlNe' .ipp.'.irs lii be' (Ins'nirnuf ..rhis'rii the' I \hhIsru an and (irihti,in foreurn nuinistirs preiri.u' t' na-ct his s' si I , ccli ir ' . is curs Kier. 1 1W /j 4 ' Ministers In Mexico LI ty Russia Attay Expel Dancer -. :' lorisurur 1 ibor Mt's.iros i- urat' arid t'onfidente' t Iliitcc'ari;,n "ruiiri , \l i Past Lyman JV vu-:x. ,it (.srhr,il \tiriiL;rrts t)hIIh 1, iit tJ. Initid Lik Iattr this sear. his 82 . .irlsl irshn il is N It. " to it I) liiiI l ilS art'hhistip of f,terg.r,i .ini jrlrn.ts lIuniars liii' &ardiri.iI' t 1511 h)lilUM1 'a Ion tu Iror to the' l'scpe's dtisinn, an ;iiti& to 11w i,srIIILII 5.11 \tiliL.r swrns reported lucre than 1t) rebels rid ?M errdli(rlt soldiers ere killed arul t veruhlIerIt then s Ii' ss.s hrsuPt I ! c. surtrsrn t,irich otis-i uhr tight t't - urtts. i h,,r ;tt ' -- " f ib i ,. ,j, f Cardinal To Visit U.S. O\ In Murders M :Ur U I - ',i,i '.1 - a �___________ I ____ ________________________ ________________ ____ . - - - ' — I ii :_ _____ _________________ ______ - , ____________________ ___________ _________ & — — ---- ji _______________________ tU rhe Sanford Herald Sanford Biddy A Stars 'S Tuesday, Feb 19, 1 Four Miles To The Gallon -- 914-3B Il - 1" _____ iarn ate Tourney Slot - I) - -i-. '- ' — _________ + __________ ; ______________ - - - - - —- - _\ ' - - -- • + -' ___ - - -. - - - - 4 - - -. rink ts,is kst b J initIa statba 21 ants, lh ks Jtrnaa in statta faaa poiras Pat St hat aral tat I ibm an a: I \til Sta Plains all mail t lnnh In (lit aa nani a.! Hilt of tInt I }atraa 1 I urn ama F rat a'. ( I . - + -- - - - u itt ' a jt,iskt'tt,,,Ih h,'..s ax itt U a pt n I a ) (NI I tu thi u I lit 1lil tflone\ h I a'agut', ;as led h stun 15 xOrats is ''I, at,aISanfa'd \(I ,, , H, +, 213 ,_ ht J Sii(ta I S 13 ink a: ti:a . ++ S ' I i+.,I!•t:IIR l4ste'.,-r it' i. 'ut. steal LI I' I fl tlat' hurl tiu itia r tibia Ia (ii, hit aria I , ,, , + • + II I S I +,, ; tuna \ ink t 5 So \l arl.,c F attic 1&-.4 rs.0 I 1 and \nnt Bjtt T p r a c p i 1 c'a: a ' I' ' + • Fail D.,i,on W L Pc a ' ' +, -: >- - 1- , ,, '.' +I , -' '5 4I + il ' • , '"a ' / s $ a : -, a 'onUa, ,. • —;-': / ' ) t Gjm a 'a a, r ' c omn o, Tu Sioose , , ' ' aa + ' - '' ' " a 1 , + I' Pair! t' - , :aubar.'.s-t '- -_3---_ -:'- - - •-• ' 3-w -• IIsb'nsi'.a'ls - s '.sa'na' • ' ''niain+t •,: I!, : artis ."-• air - 1 '• • I ' 'a I ' , i 9) )7• ' ' - -- - - - ' _ 'P!'i. -- - - - - - * pr attn. (iii I Ira. Thas rs I)AVI I )\,\ ,a1)1I I ' 'I'r'ii'k Is 'iiIed ,'I"unks art' ' 'd Ihais Itia N \i Vt silt 'Lint an (tat' ls? hiatt' si hit-ta reaill'. still li.- ha' P atop N. 1 lariat? vial,' 'sa'a'kls racing at his nil going has rail ha.' l s 'nglba tacos lns(a'ad in 'c all ii: t ainiiJw'hala'. t' ps'.' (is and jima' pr Iaa, sp ka '.m an isaantt'd saul that I SAl' m,aar Pr'iais'm is ht'hiin,b 7 itisl-•ats .anid orunat s,ar '-tnt at'.' Carialanaa tnaat - ks mi about 300 gailsns ,i seek itnat-ing stock fir'a As lackt't saila's liar Pu" F. Ii 17 rut build ret'ard lO0tK -ru d, tr,ack tahiti's rs'bo.rt (ins ,ast,:,aji'. r,all:n I tO 5 'a:! - ,- (1ars ga ( aheaut four mu, so r gai5l',n It as tin.' iu't - ,al track si lieu 'a-, is-'-! ' h anal aaf (ha.' ' t 1I EPa_LI TIRItS '.11 EL E lit n kDALs F ( Gas & 5p.d aaan • M,, Sp, BaIs, • 'a , P t;!a.---,!+,r - a' t, i a an: Pal train ala 1 \it anasiatis tSV siiaui g,ulbni5 nliglarang am 44ailing fat Id form, n ar s' tlatma nt ass n salt ' rant, ha '' ..-,. • • • v VI - h 1I54 ant r5;: '' 'iO:s , . +- -' tS , S HEDGES BUTLER t__ it- cr( r Jn )a(a'.n,, V a ) !a 9 £5'' I • , , , - - •:'s. of sssaa a is Jis liii tanra stilt: 4s 'is tt ar t p lto ra,tat Vt-nj II's Itt's +\ssi.taatiaara g,aaaa.blat- N,ahaniI lIuska's 'h,.I ' taint ,Jtinakita.alIsssta',l units itara',' ash WIt. ,&*5' ' nal ' • ',- , CAADIA FALIh ' ''ihI - ' 100 PR VOO " - 'I + - - • I ":. ' IMP SCOTCH * ''' a - I Hi.Way 17-92 , At 436, Casse1bey ' 399 ,,• f, BEEOIC1INE Lii MR ED K'!' ' '.' SILAS HOW ' a ABC RUM -'S ''''i'• JACQUIN • ABC 8 YR 010 ..i 449 AD ' i1 ' ., , UflflhiA SOMETHI TRAO[ MAR K 10 1 LONDON IO1,%ER - PiUiyUUl'P'a ,ia:' -' 010 REPEATER a 's ,_•-' ' GRAND A'.'%'AflD , ''i''' I an 'lahti ran an Vaa ' f 71) E FIRST 51 Ph 3?? 171? — I Stat, SI P11 aa s r -, - a-. -- ' 4 ' - -' ________ at'. Iii' krn'-sis ht;et,' stall Ia' iLnistars ,i'k.'t ham, atair- il-a! "iii. f Ito- '-lion ;sLia-rs ,ar,' risinra: I'' r:a-.'alla- unto ,ats'tat al a' a: "omit'- Is'iinarags. i 1 0'., .'rt-.(tI,Ir;t ii,- Stl'ltis I" IN' mu ,a gra',at tr,ajia. '-1 mum!" tb' ntu,an,ag&'r s,iut ItO hi- kiasis ota,iI b' a' xp -. t -snot I think to- . 4 . J ta',aiis bat ;aad sf1, ",iah Kn:agl:is s.iuit flarr ttitri'ui s-ti'sl as-aial '. 9)PR IBO8 , EA ha am mail Ja'rst-s I.laaa'r Il"ss,'lI, asul t'saa ta - fir,' sit.' ,hl (aNt (haltaa 1 ' - 3i 42 5 1 ; 3' fQ IITuC I '(AR ;5 -, ' 10 YR JAC QUIN :' '-nt 6 , . a AaintD-C LMUULT1 U • •' 51 ' VI • JJ - _- a, 43 ' MACKEN1IE 1? YR '. :' :'a:: ', " :.' s ;s :&' ' - ' '', -' SAND F MAN - 'rri' 6 •25 ots., -__ ,, 3 + _ ROYAL DELUXE I' ' U' a ',' S • a(JO COACP-i ALr',l+Ao[ N II • _,, - i , ' aa,z - - , 1Zg '.-' ' ' 'I !° BRAQ I i,p ''-' :. ii' 46 — s' m:lu STATE 3 - ' 11 çi' '' a.- WISER 10 YR .•., a I THIS WEEK S BEST BEER BU RED WHITE & BLUE 3 s,/ B EER 6 II M - ' ++ a ••r ' • , a a .r - a a. -' +, • ha.'. an Zt'aJ 1h1.412 \Iaar% lua ker i't 11*-It-ta l'.a'lgs-tt a'i. -a n: i.alt, Il'5lia It,c:, t'..na,l js4a Itast' Itpin"c I'.al + I,t a-t-s a tuo-t, J'atan ltr'.;imat I-Stt • 'as 's lturr.t 1 it.n .!irrttr 'i"tl'I t '. sn' +.+ p s, ';' ! " I , •1 , ,, a+1;Irp.sriiun. i&'ttiitutiith;i 1a,tt'.taigt;p .tii 'ii ::' !Mi'rns-rt sath- ftsl'ij",j'a '.1,01 a,l?,r . all Ill,: St.,t. I r,.s-( -i!-, aa .-r a 1 5',Wa jip'a .'I'ru:;;:". .:r"t;,, 'i?lt,'(aa 1.1 bj'Is'- i ,. ap. tn,aa, Ilia os.- • - - a. a •,'.s ; i+j. II,,' '.t''n;s-a, 'it,it i, S + - ouw • ' vat '.' '+ sat,, ' -. ' • '' al ',T*s • if,,,!,, SI ' 'a - + ++ • '- — ABC PrtEViLPV1IR acI' y t+*'ti i \I',anasalil,tas' s.arsats las-I, .,na' ''1 I at, I't I•4 I' 'c'a:+. a • t +r + I iTI fasa-.eanas' a rtet.-,i, a I'.saIts .ak .,''r.,. 0-al ajar.' tt,,, " a' ' ,•, I - Iii -'-'t t 'SI 5 -+ l' IStI'WI' H 1ALarIto(ni ' 0l a'aus ' THIS WEEK'S BEST WiNEijyS!! •5,,.,•, - •- a)' CUBE ICE 59 ''.' Havi nq di ff icul ty St jul ng up some action ? Come to where t he buying and selling action is •- in autoniot ive, real estate and hundreds of nhlscellaneous l)tls,nesses and services, Conie to the Want Ads, LYMAN HIGH SWIMM[RS DONATE MONEY 'au - I !.. 'itt i i 11 t Li t I U f ., . .I I d I - a • ' -' • ' I, " An laCY a a, a . ' - -' -, - An am' •, tasa (1,1- li'ata'rs "caP; -l' . 'aLit' .:s taut 151-414, I3OM' Vaiaglui Ds8-455, Maraaa.' Farrs 151-42-1. lInt as a &+,-4'' !-.- lI.s ks-it a-4 r F,.athis'ay+ a r, '. 99 PLAN1ER S NUTS ' A a) at A I ,A ' * I, - — 2 iR - 4.49 ABC R 010 IMP CASADIAS '., 8 rR -- -- •• PREMIUM "10 '-I-' ' 14 , - - -' :'' *'• ' ' - ' I ' -• - - 5 - -r • MACKENZIE '- -- v , STANLEY • b-i ,P :. .::& U' ROYAL CASTLE SOUTI11 '',) CO M F OAT '.- :'. : .::' 1; • ii,,: '' ' " __________ TOM SIMS 8 YR - .' 1: v U' 'n. ''i:' E1E3 ' ;;s: • ' -- -, s. ; 3 IVIMuUumML OLD CHARTER , ..,..2_ E:: '' ' HEAVEN HILL :: KY BEAU ' ANNE '; I, (A CA T JACQw ' Y • -' CIRTIn E ,,' S - F PtAPA, - , ,S;SR ! * gc AEA HOUSE .i Pall CASTlE 5 PACC - - a., 7.99 4• 565 S STAR -' VSOP BRA OY ,,.. fERTIFO QUARt HAIG '5 - ________ / 59c, 5., 4. - - 's-,mss'ma sita,'na the (e,atla ,a sat"StIj,as Ii:,' Na-st \"-nk 1'-isls-na ttI,a'l,- tti,'ia aaaa''..-ai i :: s S EAA (1C PIPEATIR ..tj! ,,., •. 4 8 ltmsba;as is-era a tfa'ait,la-' - Stan f.'r us•' ,ialdisl ,tatnkar Ia rring to (tat' ta'i:inamatra t ia 01 ABC 6 PEARS 010 V: -a '.--maat! 't'I lit- nr.t f liii' S"ir.' O-,ata, ,il's'- sisuirl Ia an.'.uls'sf 0- l,anil,' tlai' 'itu.a!a''na ?ua,ara, i,aI ar.tjl,'maus We -br' Is-la,'' a 'oist' situ Its "s ,'aI lia:ln(sni,' fr 'or slurs; !n,s i,ust -a,asi.ra ".aiit 'o' si'-:all N-st os r. Iagbahiri1 burn a-r aaa,ats ta-, j'rs-'la In ns Pr I.I,as'-if' I (hank si. a -,art it,,,.. 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CWauri 3 fIEW LOUNGES NOW OPEN QUEEN ANNE SUNNY BROOK as r .n- ,ivj DANClpG iii 2AM _____ ST LEGER STILIBROOK ii'. i '''' WHY PAY MORE • ABC COCKTAIL 3.79• 5.97 Shots 49 ROYAl A ' tall I vflia a uun arApar uir's i u ,'. ------- . 46 - I 0CT V THOSON CAfDIAN CLUB ;:' 4511 III if -:u .ini (i;a riania- -ut -f -,.rs Isa .1ha-ts hat's Itar's al i A 9S -' lISt '"i Turns Back '' 9U ' a - ' GOLD MEDAL Darn Near Fantastic; .- J I vi REAM 11 W' v. - Junkin . ' _'_ i ' OLD FLA, RUM VSOP COGNAC I ninnnu na LUIIUUIi WISER 10 YR , .. • .. ' - '' , I DUPARTM[NTORE — - L• AD 100 . I ,v1 I . ' 671 --- ',O,r, ,,'i 1,a'ttn '.OIV 5rp.5 • OA S'ei OI'asoa a-t,er'5 ' 'I G'egn Oaaq ,, ,- ° '.-r Ar' A M1...#-'I UflP'tIU U a. Ir nc "151-i-!caaa, ' i ,, 715 Ttam OOubaa S nq, Tots _____ V ' MANUEL ' , I - --- fl"a1 an5'5tagiaa'a the stuck ar iaIi S. ir salt ha in r. alal going '.ac.ali.aniing lasaalh,all .anal tusarss'raat-lng 1aniaa.ng "(tiers, hits Iagura' ms Ilsass thu tasnirnan, s iris UI) S tlh stat- hi t's,at'l figurs's run such am alas,'rsi' sparl as uns's plair.-i Pint I' nra • +m -•'"----" AISO rr:yI e lp 5 - JliI/' • 'a' . +ssap - + ' - . ikins + I' - -' , '. . , Prp Shrunk Denim •• + :.-' . a' .,,, . lanai I: 1,. tO r p anOt u Pat n i ' LF a ' ,+_. - tw'f.,ra' i".'its'mJ F:nas'rgs al nilinisi r4atiaan aaffici,als iii'. ala'(,mila'nI s(ajti'.tat-,il s(aata'rflt'n( &'laanas',l that .aaa0a raacanr' as a ls'isamr,' ama-ta'. at'. uses a,nis 11)0(11 'II no g alla,ns m & IuntanL f ara Lsaarag l's Ui. ' - d' • - 'a+' h I it: ca,o'n ' , I , La a 11. r ,s'. rs a is au r a s' rari an hit It iut 'cath 4 ii tm I JI r ii I'. Vtika r 2- t I I sru lit 1a3-7 1 hr I' 'at 2:12 'a 1'-55" Iii a I at .r s-i Vt 'm. Ms 'c.' .!li..SSa ,, '-I, '4"O - Si irs I anal arid n!t a n Sian tt,a' anfurnnut't •'f Ito- p11 n tta,'' h'-nau' ''tart' sitlit-al -tilt-s ,at pr.as tRt' ain,sl,as I"nr'lan' 'na it'a h'na,' '''11th sihe-ri !ta-rniwsn 'Is th,l right' tns 1 '.'. Is,,ialur;1 tis 1ta, It na I k.'il li-It1 it sass tat' saamrl, I 'si 15.1 , ira: I t at it a at ,. a''a+ naa Vt. t. print anal ,•, - --r s,,;. , a - ,aru ,,ll ,tl,atm. (sast i I'flf ins.- Ia',aiai'. ,ari-t tt,'. a ''ait'ir, i is aunannaa:, 1 r at a a'. an Ia (li.an (tat 's an air, ails Va • II I at a a luttla Ii: nt Irrait a L___.•._.•++,?/ - -,• 'a - 'si. rra It:ss-r'a .a Jaimaa.r '''I. :1,1 - , - — ,'I___• Iatn at ('arts ri F Iran a 'lls mu I itS fair Nixon '.t a tias VArn, n rcnlses a •rnh Po nst P r 5 5' 0 - For 1 97.4. Penn aiit Race : sVaa sf Qfr,'.12 ''"' ,ssth ,, I a I ' ni s iii a.t. oath a J!I ra- sairsl, hails iuhfns'jra lktt'ttala-r sihs'na Nina- I hanma' his a sinai II I \ he it N (' t,mt,' Ii'. a: ar1+an: a r hit, (sri si,( 'ovals an st I uas a (Iair I s - spOt' at rat's staa(aas. .Slaaani as-st 'haitians this '.s';as,a taa' iaiI has ts - ,i;ta still still irs tnarsl'''-ua, a l-aa, si,'. ' A''-' - • at ant (sit Tr tr a ao'es "fa' Ill G SF LI ci ION ' ' :E- '-+ h rUe ) :a'fro tails Fur [as'.' i rabtr.'t:n( 19i' a la a+ I s Ia Tr '" • s h s- ssag Is' is- N' \Iaint h,' SI'aai, iaal I in,' major + , ii - "I 'hi crisis mas is' thai- (r,aihahasafl "I sjo'ntlinga month heists' tins' mats 500 ;at (las' (rank tu'ting r,'(.niang the car Maaha'l o'cnt.rs Insist that ths's stall h;,s-e ninnth'Iaing resets .a (sOW, but will admit th,mt '.a)rnt has a n 1 lit a n neon ' an:. 1 'unpr. 'a .1. nra d I a i: l,als' d(a' fain th. Maa', . I (H : ._ ': &:5_ •I uaa'aa, , ,. t, o aaai a s a kina I'aurs,iit 'I at a.aa ml slants inst aaau'ratta Us ra - 'fr,+•',: + : a. p:rt, ftiai, I aI'us 't ifa ' p1w 'I pr sam, lira. fIt Is a nfitiai his p1 isa us Ito an n. silas pnkasl Ut Vt lta, k Fr,ui;a,t:iduu + .nin I - ' in lit-rts. III I(aarkto't! ussc)l ( ruaaile ca u.a - I iI e fi 'lla'ga' lsa,ka'(li,,il 'b'nai ItairIa'sana (' Just ttt,at Slasaras tt',iiai slams tabr.an:kcsl at.- '.. ut a tat sf (hangs art "or a the Assiw'a,a(,'.l Press ;sall hats atunnils: ills lualiraa: at la'.mrae gaaaaa' ats','k a.vualani a: at brig tura ,as sa atha binika' Wa'stras'sil;as' right + ann - an ta. d ama w.r -raral .1 a - lorts ssna(, - rs S oaa, aaal (Is In uaaupmaaa [(I lit Itruamas \ akina, It it a taut I nra., s' 'alault t pustit d •i ; anal s assisteal ! I)'a;i • ii ta I) a'.:' " - I I + it l I 11,11 1 1 fta r altar:'. sta a ks if lnaraa' i';'-..Sna Cntlruc,on Keglers -+ s ta — ithI S'.Jt:s- n'. .ini tts- tn,ataj I: a in:ts - i ada _______________________ ' N Vt ilkiris (tar .arat 1 ,.t.a + I Unprofessionals -' I s coca tB Ii stiot'tagt' ('1)111 lImes i:it.i May - ' •rn,innacnt l:-t + I'. ( rsit- paired ira 1. Is (a r (las It ts mit as -!i it a'. la',,iairnnata- I lift' tat 'U IN Ia ttitta II points \1 ark ' :.au,i a natrIltuteal nina' ' ' + ' - ''It,t" a mb Its--, nas'lh,,n.t .a data'. list' at nattaral g.as .anil .also aaa allocation ('SM' as laced hnia'flv itha Ui" psasiha1its an na( IM'ing ,ahla' a get the has-I when Last s'airs maw stii plaa'r pulled out Rut at had n. trouble lining up huge sup plo's her.' and abroad It a's ;aa'ts to ust' 108 (WW) galtin: (tar its bndy a .' ' r U'entire s4'astar, Ii' alaleal (tat' Vikings an: 4 irs! u'ot i'las-off ad (it / ';'+"_- , - _______________________________ by An Mayer . •,.+.. I l:iu rid -' a+n , . + -' t a;atn. is a t a''. i t I .' , I U: r st I h's iii it. s .1rt 'cf ' aiiln'I(sl (.iI F ii. tr '11 4 j Ia n '.app ,a4 Jt rr'. F an ll Pa ( 4 "SF p \ont n 2. -58o Jima I at'. t ii .l'tan Jaco 2i'il_S'iS Sts '.'- 'TuIo k 1aw'L5i. VtjIt 'a! ' ta 211. J Iarr 11.5i.t Itr II. ar'. 22aa_;i + I i-4, c Jackson 2f1+t.Sa;2, I:d I:Ilnn ,L't' 21 r24aal, b)aniras I allis 2i,a.51, Il"t'ro 1"4-"4. Pb !tradh:t'.c iE'3-35 an.I haIl Lttstra Ira -- r on ur ' nra, ' int rat Vt natat I S thank still na .aah,an,' tt' (annals at the Sea"nai.lf,ajf aaflst lklt s(suI( it a hOn + Series ha ''•' Fa t •ar:l I - ' ' - . - ' 1) \ I(A( I'. I N ( Of 1.!) 13 L I \ I' )R I ( ) (' \ A I .I ' I ' ' a I I a 1 , a a: ni It'irg" I"n:i: J*anais each, anal I3atrt K'a,ara! stilt tss p.anls S an rI 5iI I. ks Is iou at, tail (ha sa a'taa, iUa n . a ,'+ ,• , , ++ a - -t% ;&It jats 'ltiphs&ti an :.',' 11 I... tt It'd (cc 1:, f the Rujss t'isci tt.iiits Lt.a1L't hi iii ti rkina to ptrft't titfl .15 lii Iii ISItMI a serui to rot take st ''rang hn.rs (a': ths' league but rather for the seek ng the ltaues at Raa'.t I .'trnut'ta'a if Sanford Alit-i' ScsI ii hi u.k an1 honors for the hanlat'" v ath a tint' 1!'1.554 (thtr high railers :: (onryIufy.48sl Ja: r:rha1tt1 - -. .'hs-ltas'r a'laraaana,ataa,ni ut (ha' t- nai'. .mnd .alra'a'l '1. atanst 50 ifihIa's iaizJtl also to 'alas- in hiusan.' 'ins- Ii's "Iinaainars' (lit' 'Iaast' (- ornFwtI' ang A rarcajit ail Maryland (inn rat (lit' earls part of a and I's'nnsyIs'jn;j tracks in rats" eluding (,,met Williams fl;aytaana Sp.'a'alwaas ailsat (r.ase I'a. , a'Sfs'c'a (as run haa s rut lira u (let' das-s, charter buy's hs'( ten the s.spons'd is 24 llours ol towns tans ('an ;alts'nd lastonaa road tact' ((a .Juls a'acla of the nacks in ('on' and gt'n"naal ly rut rUes' flf'(ticut + lbs. stat.' fls'partla'ngrli, Anal hale (ha' shotms'ral sit Tr;anspurtatiran mn;as ti-ned IIaaaanaa 500 wilt tisi' ramnh,uta.rl,,. liii' l;an lists of an .'ti in ,Th'd nia xi mum SlaUs,nnj Spnang Ss'.'dw,a l'anj0 gallons pna'rnaaitn under an ,igrt't'mt'nt In form fuel to run aaf( instead of can l'°°is fur any Irgiomat.' 6'Rc7,z'4, Stan diii gS B ovviing Resuits & Chain Mixed l IUJ • Ball - Pro Cage Sanroru VVornen + r -_________________ _________________________ -- - / - points, •Iflat hart I', rr taut aft t'ant ( 1k uli stall rifta sent Iiisu t R in tha Horad5a Junior Itas s 13 iska (ball St it burn wit nt ii I I anal \t art I A REAL SHOO-IN Boviling Scene ab a ________ 'a-e a CHECKING THE BREAK Ut '('F' 'I \\lPTa\ tuds th g rain' J '. tirinJini I n in (ountzs (ILlt) during 11ht ir I Ion id a pids ill tin l iii a uu () n (o!f burn irna nt (rlmpton hIiiiatiti \hirc h a - V - in ttia• Seatai'E'inal ganat' Sa(urda% nilorning, an(ord took tb lao surt al a ia1 popk a t aria 17(o a2 (0 U off (o aqaaaak 14 to 2 first qairttr 1(1(1 UJt (a rat k aria si as flt sat tt itt nut tEwouh(ut Ua& ri st of (ha ihill wit atafitai S 5 - - moOr at I),as lanai ,anal at I';aiIs'ds'g;a, Ala. Illatanig a,th,'r lr;atks aslrraats (flistaur spscrI has a prIaiii('rn of "high S isiliuiit atial ltiiis must .itlapt am tow lanofllt' fbi NAS('AI(. Soants ('at ('luh, ail Atiii'tit' IIai(i'ai Sta(.'s ,-\utr, ('tub Naoaun.aI llaat Iliad •\sia and Inter n,a t nina I 'aitatiar Sa.arIs Assni : ibis' matnajiar graaups an iii.' National Mo(aar Sports ('ramrnitti's' all airs' doing their aa n Uaing 'I bus F lane.' 'a I)aa tuna NF;w \"aitK — — In gadaita'stas ,niiI'nl('l st's auth is totter (ham wcajnd •as l.ar as ,aulmamnaataaia' rat mg is cs.nt- ,'rnia'tl Autam rating, what-h likes to call a(wif Itat' ss'(',pflal l,a rgt'st sJitt'la liar Jaaart+ tl,iiiis it is 1)01% (lit' -vt'ntia larga'sI (-s,nsumt'r aa aiaasa,Ian,' among i.'('r.',atiuniaal at las lilt's anal Itinal it will aslai,at,ar its call (hams lis 20 Ii, 2 c..n, Iliji (lit' nuajair racing aas, ca.ataons '.s ho in;akt' up aba' hastily ta.rnnt'al Naal,aniaal \Iauior Stascris I'tannnriitla'a' ar. all gating their si'jaarate ;ass a .aa - tais'sing thai' n.'sailt -Inial ''nut' sat (tat' (ran-ks tuisa' still '' tin s' , aal.',as It aalals III lii .tii irnt.'ra'stinag paalt-ti'.caark iii 'nittusisuni lit ii — is tisti all'. ha alias las iii thai'. sJa'sr( - lilt'. .Ini,' .aaU all raglan an tin.' lanai I I a. _____ ) si ith I poinis, lollosa l by teanruraate Claris Singletars a'anribnittit si paaanls wiat Arlrt' Murry rowidtl taut the aurr si ith faauj paub fhr tltt,arus asr \hrratt Isi and anal Apopk a (hi rd 1ILisdr,1n1,ait (hi fiinil Wit to tt ( ao ilk aiti \1 t irs 1)5 a si tart cf 11 to II in th (annals it ( o a 1k oh a'urd as fttrnaMn (t'ltI[Uar' at ILd(.ti,n. bua. ailal '-I 'f In th h aturt g4um F rid as night (hi S inforti % ( 5150k \IIt ar I. ian ss a & !uwn atisi lis (oaaa lIirs 12 to 27 ari1rat Wesisialt' t%IS aaULstortst l (( P I) an tt Second (aarttr, st h ath gas t' (lit nriargin of ictors liii' Sanfarat %%est,siajt All-Stars stert Itt li) John I .iIly rat Interniatsjiats waif advlant' to (ha Stata' Taut. raniit'nt an ('as'oa Iteath this eekentl, plas ing the teatii froria P.ilru Springs, st huh Is a I)istrict VII st tinier .anforal still pla at II p iii - -. ,. j :- -- - Itrv,ar1 (a'unty I)istru II Itt ir Ii aru lis stort of (a' 21 with J rriiUi scoring Ii IaInL, I'at Sahirard 10. Uiek Jernigan eight, Kin Perry u,'nitriliuttt Ease, as dot tearimiati Nl Steptwas, al Paul deNtiItv ito (latest ui foUr ;kInLs \l.ark I3enawl si itla sa s punis, .ini I 'ani Young ton(nbut(sl font Iints, as did tearnznate Clifford (',aii(taeti '"'': . .'-,i1t Itt t'sk tIO int,aura' In the final game, Sanford, playing the Merritt Islanal 13 \ It on stoii 10 to 15 us ir a St rs sIUt't ah \li mu Islanil Eisa Joe I3aktr ltd ,ail t 'ring stitli 12 points, fiallotitsi h a ',' ________________________________________ - • _________ t — --.- Ito5 iisktb.iiI \II5SL1r Ti liii nis irii at to (lit Lata I "urn 1111* nt IS of (Itubit sit'tor in tl I )itrIct Tourivaent hell Satur,La In (oa IkIFh S InttriiitIi,, 9 Jjj -- + 1(1 ___'-5,' �• I. - . 4B — The Sanford Herald j - -- .' -' - . I I ' _..I- I I I ••'• - ' •l - I -. - •. • :..- • '5 P • - • • -• - - .'.& 4 . ,• S • a. I---'_ •. t • - • I r -- -r.- IT ------- - Tuesday, Feb 19, 1974 Working and Busy Mothf NOW NOW OPEN R "A Child'! 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TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH 8)12245 'I LONOW000 P1*1* p” ' 7 qaod tkb' I' U L., T' ,*r,4A41 - -1% q,c,cxl sr,lt#.,~ ,,,,~, jrv p ()'ofessirr.si r'.r - Horse & Rider Store I Locations To Serve i ~- - '. 4.. t - — 10, "a _____ VISIT 7 t - THE HORSE You e iP bes' ct Pr n;c dr q rreter and I e I hoc, C lb tuel shortage yO,j ?hC sal'-. da, And aoocd pflC.'nt,C to ri ,,c' r.'i.', 0' 'he Bic y(I*, ". Located ri(, ol lo thi, Plaz,i Tht-atr,- in Sanford Pl.Iz,I P11 €31 7257 ;: Lang*ood PI.: U Long..'d 2 if ,,uclt, for the .Vhol -. I Vale's Junior Shoeland Senkicirik L)'splay.'d in theicy(te the elderly Adult 'PirCe Sp, '1 er 100 bikes of alt bikes qrc'i t tan,, ti t, out ainds ,hethcr you need one art' 4s4lble in variety 1 Ct!s .sf „S If, 9we 'i'll We'll save you money, time & gas...Carpet Sewing Machines Furniture—We have it all .... Stop Today —Save. - 650 $ • __ - -- ~A,~Iip $350 Jewel Movement START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! SEE US TODAY III, - Il 3: -_ I FF TI MEX 11_"A~ , I - - I t'l' 3*1 730.1 30 PM ;:t; I - . LONGWOOD ' J en ipctuapwct 4:919 S CAAS TVIII UP IN TM A F irs' St Ph 123 €430 Sanford In Ihi O'd K go e Seed Store Bid; I - U P T COUfTfiLtCTROmC tIIlt MALTIII ARQT$I Itfi - Score 'BIG' ED WARDS SHOES from Glass & Paint Cv Inc iflf 'c ride a biCyCte better iou ride t tO -isOrb sncppinq t visit Call Crusty 's For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli — Call EXTRA' EXTRA! Read All About Em EDWARDS SHOES The Best Buy In Town .WALLPAPER - - iut .. . ie - eAm.a,i. it ,I. -J W;- : , *PAINT - i'', TH GAS CR15151 GAS SAVER . 'MIRRORS : l Iir BUT S P PA ', , -, cable *ART SUPPLIES 961*55 .t _~* - • t 319 fl,1 y A I' l A ... - w iiiii P F' flul ilird,i, to' lb.' Farm or Home RID LA SODA POTATOES - - ll(\'(i.f-; (':\S'Il.l Al' 'i-i' Cull t '44 rvice Phone 322 411€ • • S ave .jOS 64 ' tl - -. P ' ;i 123 -1635 FOR HOME OR FARM 0 lIj 0 -- 4? m - . da nd OP c N DAlI V , _ BURDETTE'S IMPORT GIFTS Garde "- 1\"lI'tiitnh,",.'rsiitti. CENTER pi, I PLAZA - cr'eone / TERRARIUM Y -.111 i I , l \IIll 1' \\ .ls ) • - atmnospt-. ' 110 — ;~t F Al R WA '- • ' - I -1t- PET ANIMAL SUPPLY I This i a happy home *b'-' Iour fr,nrh r r live, rrei;ir,q the care and %er-.ices It you you -w, need Local groups often go doir tri hOme or coalescent care entertain the olIs at the Lodge . Graham t Seminole Lcid'' and pt-rtorm1ine arc are the people to see rr ri m' i's 0 lilt r i1 i P q 1 1, ;.' - I 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy the pa tients are also 4vid ielei5ion t. tbCy eflOy pI4y tog (,rds together arid arc' b,'pt busy ,ied tb crochet •'.orh interested and :: CENTER 4 L • I -. -• I 1 '; , It d'Ii 1 •, 5cr-fame Large v.indows and sldin. i I 41 CHARCOAL WATER FILTER $1 - i - / , -. 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Yorkshire Terriers r - ''""""'" mm! -I . sscrk / - -- i -S.-- - ____________________ or The Best Buys See Pet Animal Su Registered Puppies & Small Animals On Sale ,'i' ; ". ;1 f 1 ". 1, I '.1 •'n10 .alhnq in i; r'i qarden Wide lawns dotted Wide programs icr . ith palm trCes make a Lodge patier' pt,inq stttinq for the Lodge Personnel The Grah,imns believe busy •- 1. it if,.-eli trained and adapted people are happy peOple They ther ••,nrb I arrange rI)mernus ac to., ti es . tt lit '-nt'. •ir-d n. . the talk slit- rig theLodge. •tPri"ar cross or I,ear-y It eSpCtitly at holiday seasons Mid t the general F at Lodge ', inIolsr-fJ in the senior citizen of tranquility .shith pre. by throughout the Lodge as they programs arranged abojt their duties cheerio Scm mole junior College Project Greatest The and efficiently fi' f They ritak. ,i Chi'trlul t(.I, and ,it keen 4n air Of friendly c,,rraradic. in the Lodge hith is bath fun and a V4 t tort In th • LI I rit ,f , Ih' have furnished Lodge fl such a ,, ay . courage thi.r p,itients to i"d fl(j5 lb other ''en I' r I h' spacious h1vir-iqrr,- ';fr)fcrtatjle Chi, are arranged ri groups to en Courage Conversations At tr,,cfIe art sork'. ado' lb., 1.4115 and a lrqc set '5 placed COni'nently in ncr I. piano St,)f115 against 'hi' .'. li 0-ri,, t.a .. • '.r ''i-1 Ai ill rt nd Irc ri QCa P t 5ur 0% Ih. Lod g e reSldent and their r ,., •i cart. 4li'd by 14-r huSt)f;d is 1/ 1, %r i_- - v - !i•rnp A, Vqttable Plants a - N a ":A IIIII __ Z • 're ,,', , 't, 'if ' •.a, i lift' to their Patents ,,• •.r'Ii as 'tie best ri nursing ar-id A .inue in Sanford, is ?Pc.1l of lb.. general air of trir.rwJljn5 md Comfort ..hih rarIades t rough •l1 Ihe , Lodge '5 a'tr,i I 't05p older Persons if; f;l' or perni,*rerIt t"iusing C.? cofl-eaIes(e,1t c4ri' O.•.ners and rn4n4qi.rc 5 t'f'iincile Lodge ,ir,- [)r,ld ,',tr,a Grh,i,v, 7.'r., (;rapr,, '5 4 registred nurse •irMi drrrc ! the nursing 5cr i,ces .1' 'hi- I 'dn,- The .,4.,...... , -7; ili Lt 4 X VFN~V_i~ I,;' - O . . Ole ti 11%, ,r l #.,% ____ • IM4 * . .' P.1 Supplies • .• - TI i the re(eption ,Ft.,) at SOrilifiOlt? Lixq On Bi 322-5752 —, _-_ ', " llit'iiI'i rllI% T?'..-_ Nurs"n g c ci r e I s Jo s i' . I- II 1 8AM Beauty Shop Opening r4z - , G46 Ir AN r,:I$), 144 j, I F,.- NI At Lod ge - Int Dt)I D UAWINU tPP , Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. 1. 323•2650 Uh;AiIofI -I" I TO L!P QUIPMEN/ * CASSELBERRY - _________ S J 1. b III'ItiIIfl' A 17.92 RETAIL — & FARM Ii I Ph 11 liii WY. WHOLESALE KINDERGAR Kindergarten Ages 3 S O SDaeuvltveIII And Accessories • bei exclusive daycare J Sanlord's for- 2 thru 5 years olds I AUTO PARTS odft I(ollouqh CHIL Tuesday. Feb 19, 1974 -58 TODAY PPl.II 1 IT CARE and e Sanfor d Hura ci iri MrrIJur I VN i ,--' ev%, 0 \\\\ I :_,,, - - -.' ..' — ' U - mom `~ `~ -, im~ ~' 4 " __~ ,`;~~" __`~~_'17M i r~ - _~ -, ,"i - , fT ::-_i.'-.. ,i \*-. , i, - m'-' -- ".s ; ,v . Y __ ~. �- -cr-- - - -- - -'v-- --' - --'-'-- —r'- ---- - - --------------------------- --• -'---- r - --'- r---r- r------ --,"---,---'---------- -r' I _________________________________________ Herald - '- 7 r-- :' :- -r TeE day, Feb. I - 'EA LEIb E 4t -- ' -,. , r --' - v - - •-: - - 19, 1974 by Dove Graus i5 HE 'T A -- -' -'- - Legal Notice '\ - - ALLEY OOP 4 - -- / \ 1UE (•S' LF 4 .•. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice TI4E CIRLUII COWl!, IN AN(S) FOW SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 74 tel C ' (ThN '' F (If L I It It rICTITIOUSNAML ICE s hetej trial ri t,unet engge t tot Wymore Nd Altamonte Spriog%, ?Ct. Semile County. I under thC I,CtifIOLi name of FICTITIOUSNAM( h,reby give fl tuSifle%%atIö Street I 0 flo* NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 10 %iC'. IT •'' ,,. -e , , , ,, PO1 Legal Notice 7O?(C under the v (F - TIC AL SI"ng Counip I l0?J,j IIIrnn*a ATIAII IrrvIIvIM • 't 1 ( nr tiln(e AlP$I ll' P'O,-%ons Os •0 F - 11 c, P4,111p S4''ef To Ii. '-on P65 I_Pd I c' 1,i Stat.,,,.. i-.i, S Ten, i.' 0i.s CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS r In e th ltjbi ..'.1' r by Lorry Lewis C I CCLLEE E E E " 4 PL4CK S U PPOS ED EEE T E TE I C4NE WIITE \E E - - .5 l S - 4 - 1 Court on bhr r U' , A I?I -- '- , '. -- - i- -. . I(ttCI i i'( - ,_/ ii ii . . " T ________ by Heimdohl & Stoffel I iS -- 5EE A I - •1 I II \ ,.' I .. ) & k,.. - ,' (? ------ - - , - ( 1 -. ___ -- / " '' I '\ -- I / / \ - r -r C •g-: •. A • r I SI . - - - - , ' '. . __ A - •. " S J ___- - ' - S . _____ c i. If I . . I ' \ _, 1 ' I - I - •.. " . I S -'- , • I ,5 ,_________ - A -- - ' - -,-- L_.,_.j' J1TT1 - I H : c i - r 111' -- - 75 ft • ___________ - - . - \r I I i ' NOUH I• I ' I , :,, '"' d h'vI (lit, rig '•.- •l IC5'PI IS 'Cr u'dcd -n P' ii . , i Ir, ords ii Sr not, (aunt k (IlO S • I -- • - - 5 •')OnSrd - 1 I - k 0,. ' .s, '' I' . II C-5 t I ' ' i I I ' ' , - S 3 ,' I p, 1• I i , pt '.' Ii - - ••• •I5 (, •f) -- ''r '- s'4r fl(S) i I (J i-.'' - I-I' I'. 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Petit Unfurnlshed S.i'estr c'' 5Ci 'vNV S iiifoid cc.i %I?5pa, 3 ,, •- O,irttiie,it - 0' •. ' • .: I P1.1 f • - _____________________________ 41 -- • ' MAVJ u1, PP [STAll IS7 - ,-, - 5. 4•5) ; "-i.' _______________________________ - Country Club Corp. _ I _______________ - -- ' ' r.k151A4,-,,,,,C.,, 1f5 ' I ra • a' rr'. 5' (PfS.Cn 321 VI L-' ,I'FO -,' PIgt lt?flI,ril H1,),.4 ,_II'IO,d Anp't '.110 - •• • - - - p149 - Mofl . n' I - - - -'pr-i',,' , F'P4II'l Cr%c-n.1II, , I,. Vf.lP,i CI:', P, I c kn-a!,j 414 1A 54I'.4' - I OOM CARPET -• - - 1_i_ •,Al 'RE Sc - -. I • .. 1 Magnolia Square Rent for • 5.- - -. Sanford Court - • ' - - S - - ,r.. ,,, '-i.- V , ,,• c-I F .' --'4. - ______________________ 5 • '2__ Rooms $ Li lfl L -- - - '-:. . -. - - 1,1 I .. ---------.' •-. - - . 3-462 'I - , 'A T F IP4CO'E '. '.'t(t-.IP I - - - 1''- ________________________________ r '• ---------------- - A, I 4* 1.'.' -° -• - 8u5,ness Property , Y'-U',i' pIrl F •ul' • i-re 'c'aui, (ompan, c5t4b1,fh,d #Oun'% ath RCA CBS Osci,, , Rc(,.j5 I9ICQ rp (Ls% Ci I 1555 p 10 5I, per n'CI'IC A tfi . fl1•l0 $ ,. , -- _ A$ '-'5 - 4CREAGF 5 ' '" I-- - . - V c- __ - • -_ '.'S' I s67 lISP l.. I (I [R • ° •'"'CA'. 5¼ iret- ttim 1 - - - MobIle Homes Rent ,t'y 5 5-- . C-.-, I fl ' • sq-I ,,, ' -, I AlA a 1 'iJollar - • '-n-I It- -- r t Anhqucs I11 5 ,•. ,, .5r a - , 4(11 5 a Rent s7i4 IIIurnISHI-d olin t' (10 / ''5 u.lf - C mr -t i 5 - I - prices every. r" - . ' rICTITIOUSNAI.,r • .- r '' • 5-I''-') '- "'4 • C) 55sf :, (C • Good buy " 1 C4UI It mrn I 2 i?hs. Cetr., ' - -• " ., 5 - S - •I• 0'?5-5_S,)•, IIIIUSAS Rent Furn,hcd Services I i '.- I Moo.it'. for Rent I I I P Oil U fillies Ap.mntm5.ts? : I 'J 1 fl-I-u V - I ,. - - S I,.'. -------- IS' L I 1, Mon /hlker - 'A,) Al$'i% FIP,,.rnfl- (,.I ii "4 ' "3 f •5-Q %I,lVI lFI-fCllItV IPp% r Sm lIn CIP$nII'sCS' 'p$ii bt nt Qi1, _',SF aa-, , hra, Ic,. ".4nmn3 •J 4'r PCP134(' I •,' 5•. -Insura.ice 6 I : I - Young For Airlines' I'.', ' ' Business Opportunities :.',r A •'-° - 2 ACI-iS )n, i's I5-I lcI s$Ilng . ,r • coIc-.. SliCil-Shed l(COurIS II F Ci 'Son P4cC Cl, n I ill'S' I'Y 1 I OuS lrij Spo'!s ' (an'prp,, Cjp I -dat c-n In0 tr y Irierd 5i,' &lrarr I 4 "1, For Rent ;: -, 554 4l'flI I - • - - ' A1)4.1I5 NEED ROOM ,.-•, -. ,, ,., . ,,. ' 'rp'r ' - a rg a I,-,, "cl S rfu.rp.ct 'C%DCI fu'' •% - t- - nness' Wanted ,,,,,,, - __________ •• • - :3 HOIJSII'. Rent FurniShed , tflifl MANAGER TRAINEE •., -Loans .5 I '" 01- I- . SHADE COVERED '''n5hOoSp -••., .. ••--.. .•. ----' 5_ S -S -- cpoqt5 P•4 mr I s I37 1. 9 - , •,• Irj4. TRA1 -,. '-' I c., , . • - s'()( 11 qr , I ,r rj-- '-. (n-pp-n, 0413 ti-,-nei's 1•.,on nInj ,, 14-d wacaton F S(i'l'er' OppcfttunI, 'ci Sn',ul lJce ng Ornpn, u i' SF liv ICE (0 0)) Jun,- Rorts .-'•-•••...,. " ' -- 4'. S - r NOIIC( OF IUBLIC Ilt/RIPIG ____________ - - - - '. IGUAt I •.'PI_ OVF , V I S - II, I • r Eat '. I:... .i CIA is 1$ I - -5 -----,-- I ___ "I fOunt 41 -.. II .1 I Fin incial 1k.e4eI ,I eI '' ' I .-. •-1 I - A ' • IluatIons Wailed 5 '¼t *A' F '',I'i 'r - - , . 4 I -p j. A' - -.•,.:T'_ - v-" ' Chtc Young 5 Too NA'.Ff STATUTE •• , ( of -- -- - - - - Agencies •- Employment •• I I_f c SI 17,.sr: Sti JoLJueI wa ii r ('II A II Il" II LLntill I '-.5 - NOT, (I lINDE 14 F SCTI TIOUS - •.,,, ound t1t F.-- ___ L___-- '' Hotels CafTipIrsg S _ -• NEARLY NEW ------- - I ' -'u'r i / • ln5frutiori5 ' l- / - ? Tr,ivpl - 'di / - / S HelP Wanted Rentai - - -. -' Do II YourtlI -- p ,, - • S (- ,,1 .,m,-tr. -1 'S -i I £t'cAf, 'I . .- - ' , --ltI A h.unik'. G ood Things t : •.•- .II' P 5 5rj5'CI I, .IltcI'' 5 , -- • SA"I' %C1l1 I, • - I) (alng Places "-•' rr tAP',' O 1. -- - - NOTICE 10 CREDITORS To ALL "(RSONS HAVING CLAIMS 05? fltI.ItaNOS AGAINST SAID (STAll , I '. $1.•,n-j C a-n's -u Dr"jn, Agj.r.5i 1 -. n f * r-,, ' :::'..'' i A I ,,i •flS •' eI-• -- 1 %.4', ".---I. - 'e'. Ijf'I'(. I'' S ,)'l'eSS - ' 'I', - ' I I • Mc-ttls 1 -( -• .. '. ------ - S - ChIld Cure °' •' II , I çY - 5)4 -- I 5 Il - ( ) 4 - ,,, - -- ttsor,tn (o•t .uiid _____ •P,-f -. • -- -10 -_ "' 1t 5' Huc-. Rent Uniurnihd / -. I / ( - - ' / - • 154 THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL (Ill CUlT SEMINOLE COUPI I V FLORIDA I'ICObAT( DIVISION ASE 140 '1 31CC I .i',' -------,., \ ( ' 'I • / : - -- P__cl 'c-n 0-i 'tO to I 'e - - trayc, . Recreation '' -1 '. • - 4...' I , 'P e Ur' It,) .rs a " a "easpapar I 1 - • I Pa-rn,pI - II (d Pt' 'a - - • •T -. ' C. 'Ill tJF 1(5 •' 1 1' T - - - Ma \ p'-, -irg .-, Cr41 4F3 4 ___________________________ -- A- ' ' t'tiu'! r.ir's 2 ' •''toloartmct,,Is Pr A1 4d-jIt, prefer Settled COuple - -'- :v ' -" SPAC IOUS uvi NG 7'" , 4 - a I'' I ''F"%IS'"-,','. ' - IJf'd. ldult% r,o pats, 37) I / •' - - •,,•,. - - •4l - •' . -- - I - - - t' p,j ----------1 1I1,5I - 'fla Pu''. 1••'$, ".1 at'rnd,,n. C I 1k! C ' ''' ''I 5- 'I' &I•iis'. I-c I '• ) LC5 QF MEMQ,'. )i CI' nt I ljIe C! - -. -, - ' -. 'ASS I Ii,- ;4 , •, -. •'c-5 L'S. • S ()4.f 4.( P t"' I'0'-(,' c-f '' '0.-' Fr PcI' 5PI13 Ci, 'It• II" 's'41fi'4 '.4r5C-11 I flra%p4p.-. . -- rC!,.I,II on -n Sr.'- ' , , - ' 'i '-'-Ce a arv-. II' '- -' •C Ar-$% (fl ,,,.-,.- - • (,7 --, - GoOd Things to Eat lOC a lIne Announcements (,q(1. c-I ,,( - II, T' 'I' - , i,•ld ('IrkS 3515 ifA ,'lorti 3,3 (9)0 DIV Id • /- ' (1 V -f''',,, - , - , ,, a , , -- , -I 6 thru 75 times )Oc a line 75 limes ?Jc a line (57 oo MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LIneS MInImUm I'?O( C5S -I, lI'- 5blp .1 5 1' 'I-I I fri •• , 1, i's . ApIs / - I -- - 1,-Vt I thr S lIme', L-r'r '0 lhp bt,,s I •I(J.SI.(lton c-I h,5 Su'? ,j% I - --', I )0Cfl5r, n'ad beCci SI•,.,, . -- '- I 'I - I'',' ,., • •n D 'adllne I? Noon D.u' 8(1011' PublIcatIon "SotI 'j4! if p-t3 'r - "I-uI' t9i P ', lP 251i 0., -5- 414 liii ci (It$,4cl' lip-s. ,r WINTHROP S., lurdays & HoIid.iy 9 a m 17 Noon '' :.14 ','r4 1.',u - - - for Sale Houses Apartments Rent Furniched ___ ,-Ii • Lost .ind Found • .•I ,-? I---. S . - - - -- - a --Child Cdli.•. S - --- -. ' Department Hours 6. us S 30p m ' -'I-(t' lQ 5(5 PPC (Our? Itui' 1 I (II bi 1/ • Want Ad -_ - - I. •s'"iJ-ir' Pt -ar, L IC,tin5r-,1 S - •s • rIfi I,i'? 5 "of ?u'jnj All' . I'. -1 I V'(5, .hrIll t,,p ,-, .'I'UP'1,IP II •'(gh'- ,i'pO n1-rp,p I' jI hrfScwla, %i-,(p uFxInIsn- -- - , ,'•' . -• -- Help Wanted ,, ' 5 A IC •.1 I I pp ? I'sf.ai, d' Pg '5' III C's IC -. ' ,Ii Dc A I • •.' a" i. i '' C .' -T :IIC- • A r .- •" -'si I- 'i -. .. -'- - -'' P- 0 r, S' • " I IS -i " p I Ic'S - ' ' , Let I ,Irndrr5 ra I •. . • 1 • Ti 41 P0 flip o • • ii - .--•'. IriC- siJ uS "' ,.S'u 4'' 5? fln.4, IC AlC ri Os ' Ces at . a ''•-.. .h'q' 1,4 4fl1 5' • I •I'I', .J -: - AlII : : IL 5 ç LI'S 'I,.- ' • - I NRV •t ••; - I' -, ', 0. , I hI 1 uA'' HIS li lt • -. $53 I ?.I' rig t th C oUr' • •O S I .i5,'' . •• . " s CF I ,It1r'% h'S a tr i' -- ' • rid A 5•,_ -'-I'. -, I ,mJ r-4,, •, •-'',i • ir,ire3 P-,e e "II .or-,, s. r Qfl ''- - a .•,'. S - .11 5, ' 1 ,j'-, --' i:' a I rt 15 UP s .ijr Ic, ii ' 'rd 5I,u'es ;.l!ornr, i fl 4JJ fl51 tC dcl, ni I anJers md 00 ,oPh, L. a be ar Ia ebet, •,nd,,c • lt.1 I'll 'r,I...I-.v.,ll. flIt C(IS (1$ P,IPi • r,r S.,,,t, 5 5 - ' II -'a I ROj IC t 7' It I : ' . 5'.. - S -in'-rO"- rp' ' p a I14s I NC, OIP)t$ ( ) (, -, •1-, _- I I ' ' '' Rated For Consecutive In sert Ions — NO Change Of Copy I-Ic-ps-rI1 s luat,- ri .11.0 C)rSCf-tcrtt .iS lolla'. ' 1' --- - - •f.f) F l(,r,0,, YI .-t a L , . '( Ides OPuS (,f Srm.niOI,. 1 --- , --- , •• t ''' . - - .A '.'t ft II.', $, 'I'' •. '. AISLE. 5, TRYING- j £, - p ri N I I ' i SE'.'INO I C0UNT (IQARL) 0 ro =r:? N S CR(J&INC, T14. .," I • - - I ". I lI-i-I I , •, ",, v rn 5ir, Ii'.,r 0 of A -J .sI -,'-' -II I' i -'' - --' ' • P :: h1 1' 'I R' , OldO lid The Loiqer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Linn Ppr OIy I ft--.çs (C (I,f If ku:.- s- i Ll(J-rj p I'll (ti,, P •-. - - ORDER FOR SERVICE HYPUBLPCATION , 1 I$i •1i ,Ia P I by Bob Thoses ---- C i 'vOl R5 ' 2 - -"'%Of' IC-Il I5lpi ))Pfl%.3fl -, •''rr a Ii- ,$C13 I(I l"5L'(C .1 I •t ADVE N lIst '.1 NI FOIl StALED OIOS -----------I i 3 'P Sr- role (0n!, - Sc'. '01-da tleQ I 5 - 'ID' If r ' FRANK AND ERNEST . - •l jn ' - - '.5*1', ' NT QPIt A (i'nd ', C ,1' ?htniot as ?r(01d _________ / ______ : ' i- I .$I 1)) 45f7 •s-'• ' o (In, Ill) Ask for Want Ads v'U ',t,m'r', AItOPri, ro 4fl ,i? -11,1 n%I 1C'r drICr'tJ,lnI S 0$-rn,, - \ -.•. Orlando 831-9993 , / 1)2 44)1 'Sr ( I) .51 T tI .5 ';':- 1 . j _. -.-.-. 'Pr P'h 3 1 A - .1vil,r a IC I ' A 5' rr '0 - - .5 'eQ.,V%v • ,i •,, -jr'r - 1 (01 1 - _5 55Oc Ci i . ,, 'b 'n- -,-, •,. . C %r, j',• P p I•I ,I'rt 'brrIlPr, '' ' SC .1 t f,IuI rn-I tIP efl'rVefl - '"SI ,C far !hC PpIpt 3rl, 1 I fCfl-(bl I ot 1• I ,r •i AkI 4 Ull.sf k',OI, t' I4.• CC'IUVrS% & / J - •' NOTICL OTH( IUØLIC '' ' ' I _. ____________ NOt ' -' I - I I - S '_, ,__•_••_; I ' S - -- i.e ad I n - - 'r '0 sr. it .m ('gl, 1 -. •:.-rI, i sIr I p v Iq..I ,J Li' --" ,trs,nses I ,n-, 'os' - •, Iii) •'h iI Lu' 4 fIi 1 i 5011 L SOP, i'' '-on I ,. •- -s S,1n13r3 fj A Sr idt ' I I . s I' IJ F or dl I SI I Cd I I I I I r I Yf ¶: IA 5 ) I ld C ' I 015111 i( I b '••• I}kj ,'.',fIi) tiI.5I0N Cair No 13 itI On Civ V I I I f kI( li-n? II - p' t1rtt ' F .. • Winter Par I — - S'SSIetdit.ç,tSps,,,O,rn,c, tin '.',ir 1 SI err 5rr3 t.rp,.I 1 IJ1) O1 7)2 47?? R,- ORDER FOR SERVICE flY PUDLICATION . J.ici-s 4 i5*iI (,F,1(n (b .Ini) . minoe -. - ".'&. it OF RL HUlL " i -:.'o o c:" t rne,%P il b F sc' Cli I 'I c,aIIjiv',, • - .'.L by Crooks & Lnwrcnce — i i Ltø4l - ____ 1_ A a- D P. - -- - -- -- -. ' • I ,. , N '' ,IfliJ 5SI hI') ?, IOIC °P hI I I'tirii.V, A - 1, L I 01 15 - CAPTAIN EASY .. -p ' .Ts 'I , FINU t I t C Hf ld j JA(O us ., Al ( jACOfls be I-rsf ,,,i, 5Allfl tl Ihe untfrr%.i.d ,lIh0rt, sa, or. o,itn that tt. Phe iiiiI iCS,fl% fllrfr%I) fl .in ire the 3Ip Oafirr5 oF lt.,11 t.i fl5 r IIJ I, Pbr,,i it Ii) ,irs Pr-me Santor Sernl III f ill nti', INC' t"Col •,, ' ________ , •-. : - i I I . .• •• • if\ -- • j I k - , DIVISION I fl C thi Mirfilqrot I I 'r ! '-1 ____________________________ 1J \ \ , ii - '' ' F V.i'C I •.i.s AlJ() D PAC.tJI IN THE CINCUIT COURT FOR (IGH TI I NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN PD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA I I ' )-: A JTTLE V SPARE ¼S ___ I I L "J II IONSON d iiATf AU I CMAPIS A7'AldT S ar, •P.it *. •nteI I 'I rr%trr sad n.ln'r AsIP. bhr (rer the Cit ,f (oUr? Sen. nre I hurl ibeja fl ,i(i o'dlntc AIth 9I j0%r% i 1hr I 't'-bous Nlrti 5t,itbs t - .5 ' Sr'bon P65 C9 F boeda StIluICS bPS? S flur 0 JOhnn ante Pd i 141 5'',,'. ' BUGS BUNNY - 01 CI c hrv eb , - j .. !r,,t p 'Ire CriQaunt ii I- ".s ii SIlt, 4j4 41 Ir,Iq Slur I AIt,imontp PØ 'un, 'lUS Ir dl ______ -. 4ibd'f 1215 1.', (j Se ii SPEED I4(4 pCt1Ep-,' I p,y' rjp4p - 4.Id( p II V r,py3741 I) ISIf D IAL l by Gill Fox - '"tt'r UNITED STATES DISTRIC I COURT MIDDLE DISTInCT OF 1LORIDA ORLANDO DIVISIO?4 Cjt, No 7) 1 0.1 Ci, V t,iTI ' ,-'t -' --s't - - 1,,, - - \ \ , SIDE GLANCES P"r5On,tI III A p ld'l l'rrrt t " 'donOr4pIe (o'nI. F Jut1C S.'m-noIc C nt, I or .da her •i'41 return IL (Ourl flJ ,-chrc5 Is I 'CCL 1 ri 01 IriC F ad itO,¼Ald P f PAt,uj dr- ie.usr'tl ."si .i' s,'-c' lrii Ihn .iflO there "IhI' ,Iji I .IlOfl?0thC%4. )LIC I,i .1 'flIl sq-Illr7t 01 i,r •idrnn,sl, al On ad i-d estate md to, an Older ' c' / , t .SIFIDAVIT MADE PURSUANT TO ICTITIOUS , -, cr '1 -- FINAL NOCE . "' - , ut dl, PuPIth I et. S b It fl r.lsi-t OCIeSCI I-:ud:flnI' c'u fr itre rCI Ct den. irJrJ ,; . t 1 WANTAD 5 I Pi. s I5C I.' C C? II 26 I.'i 01 V Ii p .1 d 9H914-78 Scm,,- F (',q,(q untlpt thp ts(?,l, ".1'S' of ACTIOfI SC 141 F PIS hr-I thAI *i. -CIPn IC rIg 511-i S4sj r',l" all, tCi' (Irri of the Circut Cor' i-Ford I br .d.I - 1 - 1usday, F- eb, '5 her,t, Q'vCn 1N.il ac IflQ,fgs.,J n bvsnt'j it 1,'Q JC%.i ,,, of *IOU IC Th Sanford Herald FICIIIbOUS NAME ¼ ur5u,int to the undrrsunrd •r .Ctt'oUs same Statute Chapter ____________ 0 '-?. - �___________________________ " -I ____________________________ jI- , 1 . ____ - . I . -, I - ~ - ~_ - - __ _S_•, •_,•_ - ' -- '-S .- ' S0 _ S -- -- S . ____ --Our Readers, __ _- -- -- __________ "t'."t p :, ...• --' , ___________________ -_ -_ Among __ -___ -_ _____ H Is A Buyer For Eve rything - Houses for Orl 51 Ht!1 Tt'' i I •. tPF '.6 #4 I.Iii A! - I •' ' : ru i , \' •\Slll \;T • i, ' ' ' , •,.r,. •,,,,,, ig ' -.---. At fte '. ________________________________ 4 (c.,,n$r (161 1', 41-rh ki 11f) We Iii ___________ acre L ... . . 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' ', • ' • . ,I i,,:____~ 11 __ "' ".'"'- .5 ' So.I . , ..I , 'ii '' •, ., 1' I • 2; ,..,. vii • . 11 F • I '6 its it(iit i,ii)'#it STE P B UPE RS ' 'It - ' . . •.• ' 6. •. 5' ' ' S37 50 . •. • I' *,-I " . • . •.'. • ., , .. I 1 _23 3900 • , 4 ' A'.• ' •• . ' - -, 5 -S -- •lt , ' ,,...'' P4" :..: • -!,I...............• • . . ' -• . .•.,' , •., S • •.• ' ' •' . St e n s tr 0 111 674 1.'. . ', • • ~ I I " , ,,,,, . 1. ' •' 1) ' e a BALL REAL T , it. ' i,', 4" • Ity 1 6l" (4 (2' 6 Feed S 1, .6' • .' , , • :i'' - I's ',. , I, • REALTY l'6•" S 011 '._i 'A, --- I (F'*cI NI S Autos for Sale ' ' FR ., I.... * * MC JE E ' . ~ UNSIOR1H REALTY,. • .5 S - •.•. ' : ' * '..: •. - '' , •,8l ,, II '''' , - II,;.;'; l i 6 PU - , 'II .., 0 -- , ... S,i • ' . ___________ ,, ' - 4 '2FF ' ,, , . '4 ' • • 6 '.t6•6't 6 6 III ii'' '.41 ttUIIk Iii ()s ' H i tiSi, hull, 'Ii'' jiusni'. Ithis ' ......''• S . . I I . % "' ~ S198 haIl 5' - .4 - r! - '' '' ' - ___ - ,, , Men arituat mi lls ''IfRials I CLIFF JOR l - - ... __ A I I __________________ t $ • .t ,tr . '0' 21 i • • •'•, • - S Equipm, • 5. • '. • Experts of .f '. Conditioning _________________________ 0 t tuis,' it llltI \i i.Sti\ iiu't,ld .iit ritsr . i viiI.' ' 'i I it it stl uss l t ' 4'.1,1 II', H I ii. '\i , 1111 t'i1 kin 11 ,11f. 'I ii 2' Electrical P.' Is I H i , . . I I ' ~ 1.1111W, . . . , I . . . . . II - . . - -I Glass-Mirrors ,.",,,.,,r, ''I'. , , ', I :., , " IS ' 2 ' Beauty Care i ,r Pet Care ADDED INCOME Bulldozing - ' S S S 5 - - '' , 't ',,,SS,'r Is II, S 0 , ' ' Ii, I.v' '•' • ' ' 5 • 0 5. - 0,1 I ' 1. si I it! fl •i' 144,11 •rit,'nt ti si"I;it. ..iI% ., jrisril \ 'n Il'.".l'.iIIt' II prs'p.,r. '"I. II, Still6 "il I "o, iii rat I 's ' h•t's F' , ' iFt,,nl's rurtanal ' 66-641,1 Forest - t,,reene I,,., (, rl 2, ' 'I ,', p F Wallpaper Hanging ''' II, ' 'I i' .ii '0, 55 r' FIii - 'i 'I. 'toi • ,. ,0 l',( ¶, SI II -rf, • t I. ,,',P' ,.'.. £o ,4jr 1,1 , ' .'i'i. d6i F , if I.' .i ir rfi 45 Ii ..'.' ':' i' O I t,t' of' '.!rlg c.i •, ' . ' i..,,1. ,,, '' I ' i 'Poe I 1 CALL 322-2611 Income Tax - - Ceramics ' 1 i i ' ' 1262 •,• 411 62 • Fl,,.- I $ •, e ' A - ''-ti I,.6 S S • ,, , , , ' 5 ' II, - .. Ito• I 06 Ill I . lu '6.4' ,, S it i5t'I Sli • , t, r ' I );o'. S • , . un jIlt 'sillS U me I ti i 11641 I' _'k- -, ., , t ilfl, term iii' ii ti, 6 - -l lii, 0, 11441. 'I stI i r - • III u I 0 . skt i V. IS incr,5je(J Ii tnt liii I'L ft 41 illons of asolint l.issrennt 8 grc the regional .ldflunLttt atilt' of the I 10 ii ''V. F.nL'hlnil. ;ii1 el t. ln1TI';6 ' 'It s,nt,tvute. i,ui,. tli,ii fit' "(41 hi I Ihlitt ptri viof tune Th unip i tc IF r i' , it illesi itin., tt, hrt s,. , , "' ' I 'i\\itli \ I I r tent it' t,811 '*t s,illins s.iiii tP't h,,i I that the state still m-, .Ifis abor,ut 3 milho,. III I t St , , ut .curabk in U mis of st'ir"s n . i •, I % priblemn I i,r 'U 1 1, ltIzen ill ., 5 tO r , ill ' ilii 571 titlii rt p sri II hs F III 11111 .1,11 Ir rI I I -,-!;I%, Ills- Huralil lvarriv-1 ,f itt, r iii ron ut it S he ,•, I Ff5 The amounts varied from state to ste, Most state officials 'he extra aI1'ati was ce, t n2t enouh i,a'f W,ll,atr, K Siin'n sii in the 14i "T., jograin that the( xtra gasoline Aould not put an end t.)lor.~ , - . - - tit' IXA ,,, nis •tfims "d.us .r i lit Iii III I i\ I/ , , .' 1 tif.'tt ,,t .11111 S6,i'. Ii ' ' 1. ,',, t'.lhih1,5tttt 6 416 1 ,tH,s' l's's 5,i Iii n'. itil hi*l i $ ,i brt'ti st utIl I1,t tr e' ss',sr- .ini I .111111, t' I I'S. OSl 11' ol ny Itti' i°,ttt'l ' •i,t'' 'Iii.' Iii .2.' "'i 11. I i 5 ''01,', list s 1 1, 55111, tb ( Utliiri'it's in sLstes i nit unir, tht i i ':i'sday fl tt'nieflt V.ttt' r)r1itt1h!y iisipp , " 'It) f.sar:s of .tstIun1on said c as uflrtstwi th.' " '.1 it I. ft. II, ' 'I }' II' ''1,6' ' ' Trooper ': ' r .11 , lIsts ',,r.: paIr' 1, Siiuim"n ' .11 ' ' 511111 I ' r 0 7.111 'ii \' ti,. liii'- St Sb,' 1Sf Iditil I I III \ liu\ \ .1 , '.1 II,iIi',,t, ih,i ,' ',' , tt' t'i5s'ii a l.it, I II'S II I'.' s 's.11' !'l,i Si'', '' I ,sIiaPi.,ss,, 1,1011 .6,5' . '' lljtl''ru/sMf To. t 5511, , 11am ' eft ' t i lt- lit hi S 'sist tit bb Sit ill's IN r F ttlni i's III ii?' ' - '1 rs'.jI I to trot lull. \ ,I his 'si)cik,"sflliii iu*l dmitiu V.;j's 1110' ill three 117111 liiilii tl Jun iii ttur.'i "iiis r nn'n ,,if I hi;ir,s "I 61611 I it I lit 56 lIul ( si is'rnuuILII un l's'piiu's;iiik,'ii I,i'si ll4II'si utu , ' It iIil!,05*,' I spi'nstirtil 115 I riuk .1 l)"ihl ut I St4Itl 5,11, '.'s,".111111 11.1s 111111)(I I tans cf I,Iuoiie,sttr hicitti I', lii t Ii's lht %.,6,,l tht if Sjiuditi ihisi i,.surt' tiudu. tliis'iit 55it F iiiti,ir;issiii lot •ithlt',I Ih,'s V.elUliI I 'iliuilut' tit push Ut' ltl,hhl , l Ill - lisu I"siir,' '4*617.' sIi,';iIs ,Ihtt 1 .1 lut'*ts hile but V. '' "'' , : :' i a mitesI for 'hA f)Wii! '. '''' ' , * * * • I Woman Caught i ., " :, : "' IL 'tty theft ,.iter an ar.! 1if het knt't!in in iLtrks rit'at' his .Ii1ilIa',' lt't l),itt 1. t s 1• sid be fou,1 .1 V.iofllllfl .1 fuse.,i, .mvt .1 enth -f 'I' TaOs, the .IllitLark'e V.he'fl be ,arrlsu: .6' his It lut stt,ss Iii ii ah i ill lit s tiil i Ius tIe 5(44 I lt tim, arid- then usil hi's.s2!11,0,5141'5 . raili I'. all IscIlte l, ul the taduiu to' taIl .sithe ,, ,irtibu1an. I I 1'os , •. In 6145 ('tik.Ith,fl ' . - i ' ' 0 ., III I , •, I' a#%_ 6* 1* * * * 5.tá sik~ -f- - - VFi ''. I III 1 _ -' oiil C' L 3lprlorl -, - -_____ r 'S,' k'flif We're ..,ii hie I!l-I . 1 I, '6111fil: IaNtoj !fiarl it ( an Is •Ioc-k.,l , • IrIIs tLlt'lr 0' k •.' - &I_i I! L. I ow A. ' q \1I (5 \ SiLkiless I I I i t'islS an iikt• you sick, nh r:inj'ut 10 LJ ii V. 11 1.11 I 16 "''1 ' 'I • ' roll,, II''' ku'' .1401 tors ,it Westlake' iPjA Index ti k here V.e utb r tr, jslionoto,a hospit,al sissillseqvian -, . -old Tumdail 'S 11 nil TI' ' ', S , lIS qm lOS t '''5 ,, Iir"r,s flit' pIiii s*a i it tank inSsra lLC. V.h'r. II :1. tIll,' H Si i sit'alIri .ISunIs',I ItistI6'il'sloO' , ';"k u"s iui;iiu fur lhs' iltilItillS grn,'nal 171111,1 liii titiiks't ;is Ftiiu'sl '5iiltltitti 'i Ni, '."t,,,'• t'.,Ot L1.,s 0 :rnt Illicit \sltlutii ;aiul ItrIuftit saul liii' asi'lin,' 551141111 .ini,' hr,ini ;l t,ir,in rt'tin,'rs *hit h Ui* 55,1011 Hit lilt iituf sthii,' iht iin'Liiii.utlillrs V., rF ' 51 ii- 7.11 ITo ' ' ''' ' F 16' ' .• I ti,it' .i Sh,ikt'sps'stt ('.6ii4 this ruicimnun,'' he Inid , r. "tisottt 1 I i"uNih, Ifs' StlItiufl ,it 3,5 mu 1d be pcit1 .•niti!t'r . i I figurtt rather than -nnn 1k ;iIl:iihtt.r 41 in. IIsl'mi6l it here III '.Lltl,)fl and be the first tine ii; ,lisi I',IttIF II I k '' F'I,ui 1',irt'-, 0,, , . ml Is neil U, in SLi "lii' rs O'i it s*hi 5. 251426 ,iili.,1: - S.104 5,2,5 kit, i{.is' ii'h 111.101 ii \Ii"s illi,, \1ii4i •S.III i lit' old t"5 lilt I i ,nilluiin ;illuri's ,f u'sIiiit 1° V.,''h 151 a Isms- that **diild p11th asFiIiiiI- lInk, j' Ii' 'sell \,'V. ,it't's,' (bIllets molt,' I mull II of tii,'l )t't s','t•k for i sear 56.15 ;miii liii I;i'sI miniih in barges cut L. jsiiluri. thrill,, Ut. silt. hitinlit tnt r ii "ifi * thus Ii's, d '' . II67101711 fftrt.ii di ths - - F- - - Cram Sess ion :2,.. F '' 4 oii'siu,Itl her '.2 .,:i,i;. ; saul ttit' III I,tthutu1 t'r .atipmnS hiii P (III iUt't I Sit ,ijiif •fft'tc,h lk',l i "1iit7,ilIlitS H IlIt-Sis '' ' # li.uir2 I ii'ha Pt's'sY't' 1 ti, ht II' llis.s (.111151 F Iii ml I i ii . ':7, I 5 "sOil - * * * ' H it'i.s I 't.l,IV..sS st P.r. 5,, , ____ I III . I ' (111151 ti!I'iiIdilfi 111.11 it . \I6'. ' I 's. H illu Ill It It' 55 5'. ii'. kn tI it 5o ::,.'s ;N- t four it' ti i i's u r, ,S Uj t'L iiiiiiiiil I 11711' lo,t~ ;-,si1jIv lvs:ol ,,,.rt:I III 'S.sti'':i,.I t )rl,tn,h I'll 1 !llt".Il,6S ?r'iii '4i' '' 1 1.. s I,stt Iii, b 'I' 1-'''' oils ' rs iitrl tar itul Ii:, lii,Iif, p ml 'st' I.st* Ii' ,' S 'S r is '. anoulit tl~e states isiread,, have set aside for hafti, hip cas4-'S I 0 I I ' , Th. lf:O n TueSthis or(rI oil Jmrnues to send adtion,i ',ssi1i 't' from tht'irown stocks to 20 states suffering shoriges f r I I S ' 'I It }l S I. - The long lines at the punip f)fltiflF14, 0 N •ft.t'. t 'ss here as more suites turneil to sonic fir m of rationing. " 'ott'. (arojina, on Tuesdas, became the 12th .state to annour, ' I :: - ii I ' t'' il•I •' uS,' rrm,, , '' Weather 5 ' ' 6 I t \ "S I ,ss ' its 6 'lF''ll'sllI!, ill lit "Itt, s% thin Ili, '' 0 ' Ills I,,.-, II. r,iii f • \.. II I I, Well Drilling • %% Off p 50,6 slut 1,5 , Li fi-111. I'~ t N 7 I (I S I. • 0 is.' ''S le Rood ' ' I .' . ht.• ' 46.- j, •t- \l,is.'r II\ ", i "flit i,tI' III If, • ,,, , '1 1.1'!' II CFNT I 0, I t*'t' iti,i , i ' Ill i 1 ' Sr _________ ,ini. l',i1r.,'-Ijl.kt.!, Broker Ind cted F I I if III. t him .10.4121 's'15I' 14' •i.I , , , , •'. i '''p lit i?ou 5 0 Signs .111 'JIfil P • ''' ' 1;' ,';,, Ii, Carpentry ' is , ?o! it,,' II.sj.'rlts si,- 1)151 RI BU TORSHI P It jf)lJ , II' tl,,4 6 SANFORD HERALD ;" F5S S.% Story I'age b .' j~rogranishortll, ' S 'p's' 'liI'hllis' l.IS6 .itol 5'' !i,,kt' , 5 145FF 0 'J°i"ll, Pressure Cleanjng''' -II .iUi 1 .;,,,:, '.il1, isa .,,I. %liti(firl)rio-lo, Ifi id r. I It in tht t 651 ..li ,.,,s,; ll ,,,.III(, t t nit,'n! -I ho .,Ii puhlt Inc t i"i I I •s. ri,', 1. 1 4 Home Improvements • 5 0 i. I Iii) l'itL\s II1)11S ith tht' extra 4illi 1Itii. till! '.trnt1 'i(i't solse the stwIrIge problem S Cas Patrol Suspends Racing ii FOR 1974 . ' f I " .-''.' r;.s Ills tt . ' ifs-. P f5I,it" 1 '.115 it it II tm I I ' I • ' ' If,, l 's ,,. S ' '1(11114 oil Sunshi:, I sethl,'il U 14 0 IlPol '1154, O5()( t is i, rt c4.' tvf,,s th.'s ss,. .. 5&'e'ks Iia't'tin '.1 Ifli., % 4-11 IIIII"I oll.l.t''ir.110 , - : r qarvif ~!atemt-it %%as *I'r.,% . ' c C ol. S UI,' V.'I I ' .,r s*1:tS, • 1,: Ii' 0i,tk. it IIt6;NiSSitllt' I' .;.'t. 1050 ti,5, uutuli's'. ,hhhjt I 51,,' ' I'. 5,its ' • oi' ' '. II 'Sill ':: •,.,,.•, ' ' 4 • ''.• ' • I ill III' '.1.6' •• 1 CLEAr 4 i ',, • • ,t . !,i House Cleaning 5 ' ' p lss, • s' n I fiji, ti,t.sl watt 41. UI" •'.. ' i. 'S - I In i'g i i ional dd (fiI 061,5 ill L'4IiIIfl$'.th4f6t N ri,,',I t Lilt's s ;ItiltI(n.Il tot'! und.'r ,s rie ftiera1 f(igrarr1 SIIFf I. F till. 1 '', I rrn ' , 98 S " ' 'sk V. it, U. hr ii 5451'. Oil, l,5' , • ' ' _________ S 'f ;,t 10P I Inkil,. ill ' ' j 5%,F5 • '4 ' I 5*1411 01' ISIS r lit lit' I *5 1)..:tl.i - rti, .,I,I-.i!r(.&I% blo '665551, _______ ruj66,t'tI)I,j LUO(,'. '- • ine 445".ti4,ti' I. sit'.', .1 ,i' ,,'.,-' 'V.' - 5414'.IlifI, i.sS% '. '.2 n"ss•,il,'il ti mntt'rit ' t I '' ,',6 'S :. Painting ' ,' , fl-%ti%t-r his's 1,s '1'1'i:.''";. ::' [ngvg • - I"'': ". '5 ' t I I - I,., - - 1* L . it.. ' Automotive Service ''•'. ,- te I 1. Realty . ,', I'si 1St 7, l titi*n I fit, r I nti III Ui 11716sf , 0 Bikec Bikes ' , Ste n strom I' • t " La?. • I Io •I'' L. I3ik " \!I% .iitii ' __________ - "i". 04 I • • ''' t' blIP I $ 1 5 ~ Hunt RedIt " Pa' lg" ,J si'u'ii it 5•U,idf I t ( 'iin'I • '' \ ri~al .,Ill.. . iii' S triter ,huutttutt ew Suns As hi&'h .til.1 the ij'its Ii. inn Jim ' I.''nsti'iii, '' t' A r •' S Lawn r i ' L !,'. ' 66 I - Kn'le' retort saul i __1 • The problem as ctlmnpounhied by sptts dealer shutdownsar. I w much fuel they have and ho they car, Sell it tI Ready To Serve You . 1 Cerami Air r, ,•., hituuujk'is ) e- ~ r4.. i1 hj*11 States Allocated I I I ' 15S'S ; ).,,,tests '%er _____________________________________ I ,,, - Directory 4.6415,5' !t'st'l s i fill 'ler,jllt" .6741 liar. i i'infusuon" it It,' ~ -_I ' illill - t I A i n %% ilN, r; , pir,pit!"'j ee I. 'ill' t6UI4i y riunut'r, &1cII11 'III(- ieritr,, c'iInnunlc4itiIgis .,itit"r'i• (I', it , 1 . , , - 1111111 1;11!1,v- r4Ii;3l i• L•I Gasoline Thirsty I Illi art. still , '111ir'.. It,, !, ,~ lsilu , 1 • I ' .*'rt'.' • .i,'' uillujil IltIt III ut H It' ' lit' f,.,5 iiit is ti*i ('raz:ipci s tt4u'e. use and is ti niis "flier IrI's.'ntly tuaik'c calls fir tie 1ta'rlff' 1.'part,iont 4111*1 It's I' ir'-; Ii' S ''th , , r'. , p& st't ,- 4,S; Warren Krillsoilles* ill of I'liblil Orll% - itiniistttti, t' N rip r' I tI is'pfli'rs 'lot I Ut sf,s ilti up 11, N) r uwit i f tnuiirii i"'lii I. (41115 art' still r041t(' ii' ti,i' i.'liu te1lilqu.lrtt.rs till t'utizens unstt'ail 't ti the count%it' *5 'iuiits us re.s'i% fi,r this s%steIii , '.k SOS ' Manager h24 S this lirrif ;ir j S .J ' ' I' l s huh 8ult r I'll, Slit bI.sruiii, cf,. t think S,'rnunia' J ' ! -_ Springs Pe i ion we ' f r nor.. than to 5 .IiflP ti tIm,ifl,ii'('t ,,--i f I;'. sill , 'I 'in I. ,, "rift f , ':16' 1,151, 's at ' 'rt,, rprt' s 45th' I :1 , I rali' rqui;iriit'nt Satiford ('itl, ." c '" S "' " , required ti rt'pas any fe'd,'ra rari IUnILS obtained through Ihe center •inii used for thy • :I I 1,411 .. . ~~, . 'hit, 11t'lk 146111 ('it ultiv't'r ix-en using I t tenter t' .ti. federal In &'nun nit link,;, qUlprrit'nt II, s•t t IN r&'(- eus.i 'lilt- ijil' us- t•raII proW.': m0itLe soistuill." pi,lk ,~,,I(I, . I - :111: Ill I 1, .. Center i Related 0 ' "°' Horii i IIILF Itt 1 1.11 I hut II tI, ct'nlrai SSttiII it t'iulil l' , I' 1k, 56 hell tlild if Butler's il,ans hi pull ut. 's;iini 1;.' till r.'qu.'st is l:,'utitl itt llutIt'i • I, I, .556 1 1 "! S ':' * Sanford Auction *. _________________________ ' .111 0.' .I, ''•' I• ' \1I,u4i tilert' F % st('114 fir 'li(J,t% I (,I '' t' '''s '• 6 1 lit S 1.54 I it.s liii ' A k ::,,hlin • alliiis .' atch ' ' it to , supp' 's111J47761'III. .1 I p ';11. 'i I 0% s nvA isollice beadquar!ers p f o) 'sinut', lot' to ' f, \1,1s I ' ' . I;. lIlt I' •tltiiuitii,lt,' , () l'r' '6 •'' 4 A' '' ___ ',,::''lo,.-. A' '- -- 2 5 6.1 I ¶i c t II ,, ForS,ile S SNFORDR[A[fl .i II , S • , lI,'ii I they r' ,I ,, V,inted to Buy ' - {.• ...... '' .',i( .r 1. . .1 I ....'. I •. ' Is U • ''.1 Call 322 2470 Anyt me - 11 1..9. J. , ' . ,, :. F ' Atipli inces . • •. • •. • S ' - , ,,' RE L '7' ., "54 )'• ' I III ,, , F tf I Dis . ' iItUi h i'151yt U ti,inniIin calls. 5' l,is I tii sJ Stts'riff •1541j .,uI hI tit', "#-,I ssill 11011 1201 Iav I iiutli'r 51*Ifi ii,' still install if -oparah- radiii (enter Ili tile ' , III, i.iI,. s.is litt- .611 1' i' 'III Illitit'isi •, , ' 4 T l\ •• S 4 HALL .. , • 0 6tP $ Quits I't414t if - r( t II6I'tlt II UrOcat uris '' r ,.01.1t I !i.111111 1-1114, 111 that no,ro. . ~, t1lfiv v, 4-oli 11.41 lit flo"'t I. us tilt' ''n (l l .4 • 4,,;,, ••ntral j, I '' l'J1J • S 4 .. .IIII,I % , A. ''"•'' ,,;. . .• ''.5'.,, ', i .J'tOl I' ik' I its I tht'ir .' CL0 ,, "- Sanford 1i" '' - I : y 6* S •, :. , 5. Livestock Arid Poull, ' , '-4 '".' ' , .,• s. ' '. S S A cj', vs '''I' ' - , ,', •l ODLF: C.PC'OW INC. •.• . - •. 1211 '.6, , i '• F_•I,•,,(1r,I, .• I. .. . ' * , ~4 . .1 ~ .1_1 _1 : I---I-- , "I '' ' T iiitn I. ''•"''•' I ' 1A oi Supphps '• The preliminary report had the inflation rate in flithe totit'th (luarter it 7 9 per cent but this fourth NS t'i'Vi'.ed ll[)V ii'il ill today's t'st :matcd , . S The ( otn rnvrce Depart meni I sa Itt the over-all Gross National I'rodut' Including bo th real and inliat iona r'. f4rO.th, rose S33 l)ilIiOfl to •i seasonally adjtLsted annual rate of I .137 5 billion in the fourth quarter at per (('lit I4 I , ii. .. "IL I . ''6''''' ''' ' 'sTs''' . '•' . _'t . Price 10 Cents rate in cent but It IWIL ' I '' ,, S ' , , Singer - * '. #1(0111, and Am . - fit Pro p# 'r I S , n • i'.4( II( ' •., The Nixon administration is projecting a 7 p er cent inflation rate for 1974, with a high the first part of the year and Is lttv.n•r, riiitv in the S(e0fl(I hail report ( o r(, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 156 S * ___________________________________ ii • .* ' , •' . '-,' '. , ' , ,, ' • , ,, ,, . •• '- . ;' tC' s,'i iutman Realt ' •, Ji 6"' S 1 • i--.r".' S . ..... • I(luII)lilt ut for Rent • ,,,,, S ' .. , , ',' 6s!..t'.I3e U '' . s: ''' ' S ', S , rOct E '' • .• . ' o:6:.fl '• '''5' rrq-I,,,' II) I •( 0 ss ,•.,,3•4 . S (F1' 1. ' 1 'r ________ !1 I. %,ltI ''fl ' J,,FUS '6, •,. ,,' '.- S. ,, • ,, •, , _,_ Utt S#'lI A IV ti'.i.6 .! A i , 6 , ORANGE HILLS 2 6'' .. 'I I . __________ '• ' 830 5500 • S I #• I , 5I''I ' F' I;, 1.66 #''I' IF S , ' ST 4., - . • •'' A BATE'APJ Cailbart Real Estate I I .•. I' •• '' ' • .. 5' '' •, Wednesday, February 20, 1974-Sanford, ' .'u"hr.*Jpcsr0n .Iiipi,Inl .1 . 6..' ,, •, ,.,, A t';'s 656,', '''•' • report to the hopping H H per cent The annual rate was seven per vent Ili the third quarter . per per' rath fr " ''''' 5 -4.,,. i 5 . unkCars Removed • , '6o '' Gd (p 1" Lawn a ncf Garden . • 6 ''CS IE J I • , A •. ' Lüts a 11 ' "44th, •6nd i L ''' - - ( -_ Houses- for Safe Ill . Ill. 'C'ridt-on ___________________ ___________________ '.. 6 _____ ____ -- Elmer Bakalla. Inc. . . 1 .5 "'imper AQency 1. Pins Accessories 1. 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Awesome 14,1974 , Atom 11hp ,6 Cars May Sell With Embargo End , Unfolds Might As Scienti sts, Public Debate Editor's Note: lIelatj So it Is too Late to turn back temperatures thousands of ly few She notes, too, that nuclear Americans understand the t Now the Sierra Clubs fission and was on Dr. Enrico plants "don't he clock. BhIlios have been times greater than that of promise a solution many, too large, too soon awesome atom. Th erefore the spent by reactors have a notably president, government and in- sun. Next time you get a laurence I. Moss, Fermi 's (earn of scientists to expanding energy inefficient; in short, too Ilti DETROIT (AP) sun. superior safety record so far, Auto indust y ( rof landso thO says publicly he disagrees which achieved the first lifted. The auto makers hope the end wordstbeyreadog. dustry to harness the atom burn, tk about that. requirements," uncerta inty brough t on by th e Arab "The accident spokesmen hear about nuclear energy, pro Billions more will be ed offer In exchange for too pr ict car shoppers ii will severity rate personally with the recent sustained nuclear chain th e embargo will revive sagging car funneled So much for progress. But for coal fueled plants There are, he contended, "too riski" and con, often are more eon. Into boycott was instrumental in keeping stop looking and start buying once th e is about decision of his board of reaction at the University of nir plants and into the what about the dangers sales, the spokesmen say. of 25 times higher than that for fusing than enhlghtenIsg. This potential car buyers out of th e showArab oil embargo is lifted, development of so-called atomic energy even as a nuclearplants," Dr. Ray points directors to fight nuclear Chicago Dec. 2, 1942 the first article is designed to energy on such a wide front, r oom. But even after the embargo ends, clear up "breeder" reactors which peaceful tool of man? Let the out. "The main impact on our business major breakthrough toward some of the layman's questions produce more fuel than th Moss, a nuclear engineer building the atomic industry observers agree that conwill be to help dispel th e cloud of Unbomb. ey experts speak: Th e sales decline has led to the in"In 1972, for example, the hinuelt who about the safety and ef• spent nine years at cunswtw and therefore can Dr. Weil anchored hIs battle sumer preferences will not switch ce rtainty a The chances of a ut gasoline suppli major man-days bo definite layoff of 92,000 workers I' J lost per million man- Atomics es and 12 fleleney of (be atom to produce furnish new power supplies for International working against the proliferation of reactor away from small ca rs. accident, hours such as an pric es th at has be worked totaled 1,710 for on the per en hanging over us electricity and help to rescue thousands cent of the auto make rs ' hourly of years. problems of nuclear atomic-smashing plants to the atomic fuel core inciting and fossil fuel (oil, coal) plants and since last October," Ford Vice work force and temporary furloughs reactor design and safety, has cmliii that "there is no the nation from an energy Small car sales are easily outpacing breaking through container 43 for nuclear reactors." pinch. -..-,,this to say in the wa ke of President John B. Naughton said of anot her 90,000 workers during th e t.,. ...I.... the 7 1W u11UU of 1973 sales levels, while big car sales wuu.s w threaten an area wlUi e.ven before the energy Sierra Club's resolution: Thursday. first quarter. encouraged prematurely by the deadly radioactivity, "are crunch, when the voices of the have slumped more than 50 per cent B) FRANK MACOMBER "On nuclear power, I must Atomic Energy Commission, in po S Replacing present-day light- about one in a million per kesmen at the big iL three auto and total car sales for the 1974 model year environmentalists were the confess that this Is one Copley New Ser'lcr General Motors, which depends on water reactors, the "breeders" per reactor," says AEC area of the development of nuclear makers, stung in recent month s by an frra year ha ve dropped nearly 27 per cent. loudest and most effective, policy here I disagree with the big car sales more t han any oth er power." in the l990s hopefully will Chairman Dix)' Lee Ray. unprecedented slump in big car sales, Friday, March 15, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 electric utilities were offering official position of the Sierra The era of the peaceful atom create fissionable fuel from While the big th ree haven't at"We have the time for a more manufacturer, has suffered the worst She bac her estimate on a new safety guards by applying Ci 66 Year, No. 176 is ) years old now, born of the say they are anxiously awaiting of. ub. Price 10 Cents tributed the decline entirely to th e orderly industry-motivated otherwise unusable waste review of the AEC-funded to slump with a 37 per cent sales decline the AEC for permits to build ficial word that the embargo would be Atomic Energy Act of 1954. "The official position uranium. embargo, executives say consumer was transition period In turning Reactor Safety Study being offshore nuclear plants and 65,000 workers on indefinite layoff. One of Its cheif aims was to that the Sierra Club is opposed irom conventional fuels to new ThcAECsaysab'eejerplant conducted by Dr. Norman either on strip nuclear technology of th e to the construction and nild ripp t) I of niassacnusel ts irorn snore or on huge 1. secrecy that had surrounded it Into floating operation of new nuclear power - the environment "In Institute of Technology. Those remarks, of course, barges, and allow private industry to normal 1. plants until certain conditions were uttered long before the operations," it would Dr. Hay compares the _________ That program still moves that develop nuclear energy for 0 are listed are met. generate less heat pollution probability of a nation fell into the grip of an rp _____ core meltdown forward, despite the lull in peaceful uses. energy shortage. than present-day reactors and with airliner crashes and the environmentalists' protests and -. - A Despite the outci'leg of some no Alternative, more than coal-fired pl an ts ,ra,,r,, ,,ç l',r, ,i -.-•K., '1 ve . ' II '-""'I.'IIIV) I rq.ii ViIV1IIV(I , JJuon iromn -r IroruIJentalIsts against the of similar capacit) coin. 'With a chance of one in a such groups as the Florida iiderabie ammunition for mcn,ace of atomic power to mnLssmon studies "My personal feeling Is tha t SAN FIIANCIS(Xj (AP) have shown. million per year of a core melt Audubon Society, the foes of the atom, notably Lht announced earl)' today, The human life, the air, water and cilitles, city offices, two hospiwhen you compare the risks Nor will it pollute the air with accident In each nuclear power cable cars were shut down. Buses, streetcars and cable pickets away from the transbay I I , , Off of National Coal Policy Con. shore Word of the impending settleildhfe, It is too late to turn smoke, mayor, who has been acting as Power Systems, nuclear power with tab and the Bay Area Rapid the risks the AEC adds. cars we There were estimates the re pe ed ex ct Of (erence, Inc. plant, we can project bus terminal where AC Transit to carry that for owned jointly by mediator In back. For in two decades the Westinghouse the commonly the dispute, said ment circulated after reported 1. Transit system, limited picketavailable Moreover, the first breeder the approximately U reactors Electric strike was costing the city $70 commuters home once again delivers some 18,000 daily con)This Is an organization of coal Corp. and a subsidiary alternative technology, wlncti agreement by both sides on a atom has climbed enough rungs reactor is termi of the agreement would ing also was reported on the Is million a day, being designed to expected to be operating in the of Tenneco, Inc., plans to build a today following tentative muters here from Oakland. The producing companies, the not be released until after the of the1addr tprove out $9.5 million pay package—up By CHRIS NELSON co al-burni waterfront, but ng it th power plant, was not ex. as a cause no harm to the public In next few years, the chance of a n le Union officials were not tinagreement to end a paralyzing bus company said it would e United Mine Workers of uc ar plan t on Blount chances are significant supplier of energy to the 10,000-member union has a million from the city's orginal pected to Herald Staff Writer halt all work by longalthough Wt event of m isha ps, the such an accident for all reac- Island, off mediately available for cornnlneday strike by city emAmerica, coal-carrying make regular runs today. chance to approve the pact this Jacksonville. Fin., can't be certain about it offer, The union first demanded generate electricity at a tune shoremen. that railroa ds commission emphasizes in a torn will be about one in 10, ploycs. mont on the agreement, but Only one of nine members of and eight essentially identical the and barge lines, some afternoon. when t he nation, and Indeed a $16 million annual pay boost. A 14-year-old Sanford youth Some 350,000 commuters number of injuries Alioto said the union negotiat411-page environmental impact per year. "I'm happy to announce a utility the firms fl city Board of Supervisors and oating reactors. Only AEC th e producers Until much of the world, is having then, A Alioto strike said, sUlk. by city dea ths br ought about Thursday became the youngest have driven schooltegautos, pooled rides statement on the Tennessee ing team voted unanimously to "There are a large number of approval stands in the way of settlement of the city employes by tie of mining machines and present did not vote to approve energy troubl es, c's will remain on their picket chers continued, keeping most or hitchhiked to work since the person coal-burning plant, from ever convicted in air equipment. plant scheduled t become the Jet crashes each year, and accept the contract, the package. The full 11-man strike," Mayor Joseph L Alioto they constructi on starts, of the system's schoolchildren lines at Municipal Railway fa. The energy crunch already nation's Seminole County city's buses, streetcars and Circuit Court pollution, from mining acfirst large deomon- can be said to have at least one me union already had pulled "Too many large nuclear board will vote today. has hastened the pace of away from class. when a Jury found him guilty of ciderits and all the rest, will pl new stration breeder reactor pro ject chance per year for fut e ants based on the current ur Opposition equal or exceed the injuries a a life felony and an assault Atomic Energy Commission in 1980. .'!' years. nd inefficient designs are being -iAEC approvals for new charge. death from the Existing nuclear plants exnuclear plant. unstruc't('(t," Dr Veil s.tl Nuclear energy as the nuclear reactor plants. 11w tract only I per ce 'That IS even assuming Mathew F'aLstreau is being nt of the Risk We should not use up our present best hope for Arnerca's sho uts of the environmentalists energy ,held wiftut bond in county jail talent in their uranium JIII1 reasonable probabilities of supplies of low-cost uranium th major power source of the catastro have been muf fled to a great fuel phic accidents with the today following his conviction cores. Breeders will ex. "So, if we compare e an- future has run Into bitter iatomnlc fuel) before it becomes extent by a nation hell-bent to tract up to j op- nuclear plant ofbreaking and enijiga and even i per cent, the EC necessary A HUG recharge its batteries, so to report says. nual average risk from nuclear Position from environmental assurning some leakage from power for to turn to nuclear private home with a deadly power acciden ts and air travel, groups and even ~11 MRS.JOHN MOORE, wife of the New Orleans speak, if its lights, heaters and 'zr' .. some scien. waste storage facilities which weapon, and aggravated Further down the road, the risk from air travel aclists. But the energy crisis to proba bly can be ind ustrial equipment are to po zoo director, hugs Harvey as.sault against a 19-year-old G. Wailbanger, an contained to a Reactors 6 ssibly early in the 21st cidents is about 10,000 times which Americans woke up one high degree because of turn on 10 years from now. orangutan. Orangutans, on endangered species Sanford housewife. Centwy, fusion power BY BOB LIAIYD the greater than that of nuclear morning In 1973 h the authority budgeted $9,l7' .g -' "By then, more efficient as softened to limited volume." Without the electricity joini of Falstreau, who could get life list throughout th e world, live in the jungles of City Editor ng atoms instead of their plant accidents." for the payments. SHA some extent the tough stance of reactors which wi ll 'breed' j Produced by the atom, much of splitting by fission l One of the in prison on the breaking and scientists who has Borneo, and have been ruthlessly slaughtered — Is viewed As for major dams, the the atom's detractors, imort fuel than they The City of Sanford will lose Executive Director Thomas America will grind to a full entering opposed a steady growth charge, and up to f1v" stop by experts as the ultimate cean chance for failure is one in since the turn of th e century both as sport and Wilson Ill told board members $7,800 In the fiscal year . The Sierra Club, perhaps the . ( probably will have been by then. years for the awult, Thursday nuclear power is an energy source. Its fuel will be 10,000, Dr. by natives for their skin and pelt, Boriteo 01Ray points out, a'.omic developed." July 1, according to an Thursday he cut the payment mostmi1itantofs-yatit scientist himself. Dr. George L had adjudication of guilt Today only about 55 per cent deuterium and tritium from the U) John A. Spoiski "So with 600 dams Instalied, and environmen ta l ist groups. me operating budget approved forthe extfi.scal - ear 10 *1,379 energy crisis has outficials have recently reported fewer than of the na tion 's electric power is sea 1,000 withheld by Judge A.J. Well was a pioneer In barample for thousands of the chance that there will cause the be ci ty isn't providin g dated that argument, but Dr. Thursday by the Sanford orangu ta ns now live in the deep forests, while furnished by nuclear react or be adopted a resolution flatly neasing controlled atomic Well A H osemanri Jr., pending a pros. years unless the oceans dry up. one failure per year , Is one In 10. opposing the start of any new HousIng Authority (SHA) refuse collection as agreed In ..- -. charged, too, that nuclear But by 1985 the figures are worldwide only 450 are living in zoos. sentence Investigation. More than 200 Greater board Nuclear fusion's greatest Thus the risks (ro(n accidents the payment of taxes pact. in nuclear power plants until a -'4'. expected to jump to 40 per cent obstacle is s Sanf ord Cham ber of Commerce The aeventh-gz'ade student "-. ci ence's so-far vain dams is about a thousand times long list The city receives no ba ge In the six local pu blic of property Gar fety sa and to 65 Per cent or more when search for and ecology. mem bers and their wives had been charged with ra ping —: . a container to hold larger than for public housing pr ojects is collected by nuclear power related conditions were ta x es on the 480 low rent a'" the 21st Century arri ves, braved threatening the woman after the Dec. 4 / its reaction, which creates plant accidents." ad- a private firm. ) skies i*IJd housing apartments satisfied. cold weather last night, ak-in but the one-man, five. Wilson predicted a battle with and ministered by SIIA but has a woman jury found him guilty on took part in a membership payment in lieu of taxes the U.S. Department of Housing ' drive victory celebration at the -. the lesser charge of aggravated agreement with the authority, and Urban Devlopmnent tHUD ) Sanford Airport's Lake Golden assault. For the current fiscal year on approval of the new budget I a park. _________________ Falstreau, five foot ten Inches that req uests a $198,620 federal An organiza tion is only as tail, 140 pounds, took the witCOPLEY NEWSSERVICE subsidy to operate housing ridicule on Robert Fulton for the floor r strong as its members are of the U.S. Senate, away. And the great Issues, stand Wednesday and CUSTOMERS SWARM FRESH PRODUCE MARKET projects. "Fulton's Folly." But the steam asking: "What do we want with willing to be active In that admitted the break-In and tmave too... all FRESH Public acceptance of nuclear engine worked, and shi pp FRUITS and vegetables grown by The new budget lists club's projects. Membership Is 13th and French Avenue in Sanford this moring this vast, wor thless area, this brandishing a simulated .45 you — energy isn't being won easily, around the world changed from regi operating expenditures of Seniinole County small farmers attracted more In 1885, the chief of the U.S. always one of the most in)on of savages and wild fling. Seminole Grower' Association will automaticpistol, but denied the largely because of man's sail to steam power. $373,200 with projected Income than 200 area customers when doors were open portant drives during the year. beasts, of shifting sands and Patent Office recommended to rape. operate the market on Tuesdays and Fridays Inherent fear of the unknown. from unit rentals at $174,670. People said the automobile whirlpools of dust, of cactus for business at the State Farmer's Market at Prosecutor Bill Heffernan and, Congress that the of fi ce be from 10 a.m. to 6 p. m . Nearly every major scientific never would catch on, th 1 his year's budget is for closed because, he said, The hardest workers were e prairie dogs?" later praised the woman and breakthrough or bold ven ture airplane never would fl $306,000. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Rent revenue is y. Even singled-out for their efforts by And Thomas hart Benton in everything man could invent her husband for coming (orsince the wheel has been at- American leaders $148,000 and HUD is C0fl often have 1853 rebuked an ambitious already had been Invented. virtue of savings bonds rewards ward with the rape charge, tacked as profane, wi cked, be en shortsighted, same y tributing $158,000. arid are also commended by oung colleague In Congress, saying not many people have A few years later along came si lly, impractical, unworkable downright myopic. Wilson said biggest this column observing that "you have come Tom Edison's incandescent the courage to risk public cxtop salesman or da ngerous a-cue expected in operating For Instance, Daniel Webster upon the stage too late, sir ; all light, the automob Delbert Abney, with other In. posure of such a crime ile and the In 1807 disbelievers heaped oppouedwestwartjesp WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. expense next year Is a Jump onon our grea t men have passed airplane. dividual leaders including Red John 11 Heffernan said Falstreau was ___ 0. Pasture, D-R.I., said h'0m$95.000t0$145,000inutthty Cleveland, fill Fraasa and Pat today the the youngest person ever most serious defect In costs. Register, convicted as an adult in lie warned board members President Nixon's campaign -' In a separate category were Seminole mi county, noting that 13[IUD may slice the proposed reform proposals was his op. Dr. Hm year-old Samuel Geter, gling, Ralph larson, position to public financing. budget "and we may not be able Jake Adams, Jack Weible, charged with the first degree "Public funds for the public to operate" next year. murder of a schoolmate, was Hilliard Ramsey, Sylvia campaigns of In other business, the board By CHRIS NELSON public officials receiving bids. Brown, John Mercer and tried in Brevard County last model ordinance that runs 10 or tabled for further study Newman has repeatedly make good sense Li Herald Staff Writer we want Watne Albert. Allowing the two weeks is pages, and all you have to do to a group year after a change of venue. denied formal links resolutions that would increase cmi political payola," Pastore Also, Pete Jamison legally required for public is fill in the blanks," Newman seeking , Lee said. Geter, who pleaded "no an exclusive franchise income limits and rent ceilings The motives of an Altamonte hearing advertising, an A pr Wheeler, Janice Springfield, il 29 added. to contest" the charges, was PLAYS with the county, saying his for families in public housing Springs doctor critical of delays date has been tentatively set for Bob &'Isaon, Barbara Flynt, placed Noting on 10 years probation He called the Watergate RECORDS — Newman's "fill In the Involvement Wilson said because of a in the county's pursuit with Scott KenLeonard Payton. of an the hearing, with possible blanks" statement, Kimbrough neth, ('ville Anderson and had adjudica tion of guilt scandals "conclusive proof that shortage of low-cost homes in exclusive ambulan and ce franchise award of a franchise on that The youngest "member- the present system of private Seminole co ncluded his Thursday reply their former arch-rival, Robert withheld. TAPES were questioned Thursday by date. many public ________ housing getter" was former Seminole financing breeds corruption." with the comment ,"it Is not the Turney, was simply to gain a tenants find their incomes now &minole County Commission Newman, whose committee practice of the Board of County two-way radio High athletic standout Brad FM STEREO Pastore spoke on all major too high to stay for his private in the subsidy Chairman John Kiinbrough. Ilo!lmgswor. radio networks as the spokes- housing but too low to drafted specifications for Commissioners to consider automobile. In a stinging letter qualify to ~', ,- J Dr. awarding the exclusive am- such a haphazard approach to Two bonds winner fill man for the Democratic Con- for Kenneth and Anderson were Benjamin Newman, Kim- bulance franchise, Monday something as new home Financing. 1 14 (;ielow, in lieu of accepting gross in reply to the proposals important as indicted last fall on extortion "If the rent ceiling Isn't broogh noted Newman'!March issued a press release same, donated them to the Nixon advanced a week ago in ambulance service..." "-charged with trying to drive raised from $73.50 8 letter to 0 Record player a month to with the county was questioning the county's sevchamber's Community his message to Congress and on sios," Kimbrough said more than Turney's Physicians and dust cover "we'll released first to the Wilson reported, press, sitivity "to the needs of the one list of Improvement Program iClPt. a nationwide broadcast. services exists, and Surgeon's Ambulance Co. out of have to serve eviction notices adding "this Immediately led people," who Continuous or manual Congratulations to you all. are"...anxiously told Newman, "I will be glad to business, "Let us not be misled by those on 54 families, And the number 11W to question if your actual awaiting 8-track tape player a .. •,, P'tp-,lg,r The charges were twice £ytr Mention the name Jack who claim that public financing may be higher after annual intent,, was communications." emergency service."definitive explain the difference in "p'a,'d S I'ç.4 5 141 pole" ra Two large closed organizations and the possible dismissed by a circuit ..tw.. is taxation without repS \44 tenant Income TEBRAN, Iran i AP) re-examina tions court Kimbrough told Newman, Gardner and practically A Regularly priced Newman went on to brand as difference in companies speakers ...if you judge, everyone from this area fondly resentation and a raid on the now under way." Danish airliner carrying 98 pert'hainnan of the Emergency "preposterous" Regularly Priced from$220up commission desire same as part of your from $41911 up Wilson said if Implemented Medical Services Council's statements that delays The ambulance "crisis" sons burst Into flames while remembers the former editor of federal treasury," Pastore U FM/AM/FM stereo have accumulation of knowledge," became acute late last year 'aking off sa id. radio the new rent ceiling would not transportation committee that been caused by the local competition, from Tehran airport difficulty in However, despite the talk of when Herndon Ambulance Co. today, killing 37 persons and in. "Taxation without represen- become effective until June i. "there exists a definite Gardner transferred to 0 Headphone sat getting a list of eligible cornlists, Kimborough said, if non-exclusive franchise ex. juring 42, the Iranian Miami Beach and is working as tation 15 precisely what you lie emphasized the action schedule" for advertising, ponies and govern. 1 that city's publicity director, have when you have comp- wouldn't be an across-the-boat-ti holding a public hearing and proposal form.drafting a bid Newman is "Implying that the pired, leaving only P&S mont news agency said. of, Record storage rack ...(county i...should designate a operating in th rent Increase fog- public housing awarding the franchise. e north county reporting directly to Mayor Lion," he said. It said 1 7 were unharmed and "It's not that the coinparticular company rather than area. He took exception to Nixon's tenants were but Chuck Hall. would affect higher taken to hotels The county Wednesday missioner's OFF are RICE lying," notify all companies in the Wood and metal that Individ. income families, However, with the decline last night I received a call recommendation mailed of line AspokesmanforSterjjng,ta. out SO applications to Newman said, "it's .1 REOULAR PRICE Just that area ..to obtain the best P&S's ia,,u fortunes, Kim ways in Copenhagen said the The proposed increase in ambulance companies they from the personable Gardner tiai.s be permitted to contribute are totally qualified ... this would be in negotiated an extension of plane was carrying he will (if) to $15,00) to the campaigns allowable income limits is registered with and was informed that the state, and unknowledgcable, Seandinacontrast to the intent of the Ht'rndun's old contract, rhich sian, about $J. Wilson said, set an April 15 cutoff date for lx' making a to-eck tour of of presidential candidates. French and West German "The state already has a RAai'II in niiu UI xor'ce. lOUJ'lj 3, Taiwan i l"ormosa i, China and our sts. USE OUR FREE Japan. His duties will be liason DECORATQR.THE f or all newspapers in reporting IJLOR HARMONY Four thnn'i adiplabir the events of the government b I'll t,i p• . 0" turntabk player has automatic shutsponsored trip. 4o•,r, pot V.#@ .4 rH r';J1'i Is:rlu 1 urifl, ((rntroI. 4S RP'.i a dg;l tE. 'I CQQd"r* p.,., 'rr4mIL crIr)Lgr ii diamond stylus Quick response to Saturday's 'iUci,e,.,,1 ..d H) WILLIAM 11- RYAN open question of why the side. 5d.4pi7. February ''Salzburg 1 pr pla,' - r his, h,,it,is'l iroJiLator hghtt. trtridgr openin4 Al' Special Correspondent iq, p. Cb door was closed sta dusi'gutit lot tement" had this to say: at e th Sa or nf d y_. Maybe the oil embargo is ... 5 $'tsi.u* IlIIt, Post Office, creating additional • Mulched 17' s ir 7" closed spraIrer. s-iih 5 wooIrr, "The fact is that the industri"Wwoendslump"Maw" If being lifted and maybe ma few r Iwsreler Yu pay tinly *1100 For 20 THE CAIN PIICZ II WaitW al societies operate wastefully delays on the part of the week the atmosphere of panic s months, and on final pay. S Stereo Star AOnS FM reception and patrons, stimulate unnecessary conat the filling stations will randustrial nations have been cx- has generated excited thinking can economic health mont of Sfl.42. OcIpried are in sumption.... World society is - . Ughtwesght headphone 'l,h padded ear cuffs "Mr. Coleman had to lock it lab, but there's a lot else to periencing cannot all, by any in so-called 'developing" coun. short supply payment price Is UU.4. SALE ENDS MARCH 18 th and must be more torn asunder by growing and EXCLUDING SALES TAX rsn sales tat because it was broken, Fold.up record storage hrkrs Walnut finished worry about. means, be laid at the door of the tries. They see that raw mate , than 50 per cent imported. In intolerable disparities in living something wrong with the Eat', 'rrrlt isler iit delutr ccrmponrnt ttand rat) mnhilIf oil were the only major Arab embargo. But oil is only nal is power. — another 10 years, that will be standard, and nppot'tunities,., MifrlSC32O hinges. People felt like the door concern, there might be an ex- one aspect of a developing and Will there be more the case in nine of them. Hundreds of millions of •nen was going to fall on them when won'IsOnw picture. cust' to relax and breathe easy, 'OPEC's?" The "poor" counAll"" I The United Nations is about and women live marginrl they open ed it. Pe op le were In me 'iii crisis, the offing are signs of an. tries are becoming 11) in fact, may have 11-i 1 1. acutely to bold a session on the whole lives,.,. Nature is pillaged and i saying. 'Why don't they do been Just a taste of things to other crunch, this one in raw aware of their potential, Metals ;.tcture of raw materials and poisoned for the benefit of the somethi ng to Ih door?" materials, On top of that, there and minerals vital to the West- that could quicken an urge to few,,., So ...they locked the door! There's a prospect ahead of a are likely to be enormous food em world's economic health lie make big nations dance the Next chapter should contain "The present crisis is much long-lasting era of economic In- problems in the years ahead. under the ground of many a r1C1 •mt little nations' tune. 555 FIRST ST. the message that it has since deeper than an oil or energy or .IANFORD stability in the industrial world P14. 322.2121 The performance of the poor country. Is three new crIsis ahead? a food crisis. Its negative ef. been repaired (whether (A' not that could lead to highly un. OPEC Organization of PetroAs A highly placed Washington The concerned experts of the feeLs will have many and di. It's reopened is another matter, pleasant consequences. leum Exporting Countries in expert says that six of the 13 Club of Rome, an international verse repercussions throughout folks) 71te energy troubles the in- squeezing the powerful nations iiietak must essential to Amen. study group, think so Their tile entire world -- r — - — '. -- th th — - - , .s''w ,, '.".' Strike O -k ___ i-~14 ''-I . r, Friscn couwbel Sanford Boy Prillinri — — Life Term — — -- ' San for d Losing ' — . Housing Revenue — . . ________ - LO — - — - ' - - - - . . - '' -, - - -''. . - . __ - Ridicule Follows Man's Advances %fnb. I%'illiaiiis heo do it afl - - ' . ,. Campaign Reform WALLCOIJE - Defect? 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No Money Down - ' "'--- - t ON S1YLE-PERFECT WALLPAPER - - - Even If Oil Embargo Is Lifted, - Th ere's A Lot Else To Worry About 'S...— 198 qq~ i Oil Crisis May Be Taste Of Things To Come GUIDE. $1100 PER MONTh- - .- Z5% - - (& -' - V A - SllERWl1V-WILLJ41/siJELps YOUDOI7',4LL,' The annual % rate Is 18% /hI R GOOD W. 0). - Sanford 318 French Ave. 322-1681 i~ .-,.., ~ '46.I — — -' �-- -M ?fl!.Sanford Herald Friday Mar. 15, 1974 Texan WASHING TON (API NATION Joins Watergate Defendants .n court today for arraignment on A Watergate grand 'ury in. accweii of lying to a federal five other former adminis- contributions from the dairy in. other in the growing list nf WI,. a rluwpp i o, !ed! grand Jur" ' I J 549 o jury when he 3wGe t kt wu id uaspmign ttuies dusry uiiuenved an adminLc. tergate defendants was due i about dairy Industry money. A ustin, Tex., Feb. 24: He was $1O,000 Ile ina bank safe deposit were indicted March 1 on tratlon decision In March 1971 box for 24 years without charges that they tried to block to raise price supports. S touching it. the Investigation of the Water. gate Meanwhile, a lawyer repre. In addition, it was regarded sentlng Rose Mary Woods, Nix. as likely that U.S. District The other defendants are foron's secretary, asked the Sen. Judge John J. Sirica would rule iner Ally. Gen. John N. MItate Watergate committee to today on the disposition cf the chell, former White House kpewftiuiraw a subpoena seeking cial sealed report and satchel of counsel Charles C. Colson, her testimony under oath. evidence given the Judge by the former Assistant Atty. Gen. grand Jury that investigated the Hobert C. Mardian, former Attorney Charles S. Rhyne Watergate cover-up. White House aide Gordon C. said Miss Woods had been Strachan and Kenneth W. Park- questioned by committee law. Sources have said that the re- in son, former counsel for Presi- yers without taking an oath and port concerns President dent Nixon's re-election finance then had completed an affidavit Nixon's role in Watergate and committee, attesting to the truthfulness of that the grand Jury had asked Sinea to forward It to the House All have pleaded innocent to her answers. impeachment inquiry, all charges against them, lie said additional question. - --.-.. \ - - - . ,.,._,. FIGHT AGAINST POLLUTION \VIIEN IT .'UIIICS to cover-ups, Washington, i).C. Lakes a back seat compared towhat's happening in Rome. Concerned about the effects of auto pollution on ancient Aurelian Wall, authorities ordered it covered by a nylon shroud until more practical protection is designed. I: r = Power 3: t* Shukz announced his resignaii Thursday, saying it woulj Lonze effective In early May. Sources said it was unlikely his successor would be given the same authority he had. Shultz is to the economy what Secretary Of State Henry A. Kissinger is to international diplomacy, but the Kissinger for limelight is not a ShWt.z trait. His style Is to conduct his business quietly and out fanfare, One aide argued Shultz is most powerful secretary of the treasury since Alexander RamIlion, the country's first, In announcing his resigna. tion, Shultz Indicated he was tired after five sears. "There isa tendency perhaps to stay too long, in that You have ability to get up to a wide variety of topics as you once were..., the time has come to move on to something dse,"he said. -. - 11 - -- - - SIMON WIWAM . I President Nixon did not tinmediately name a successor to Shultz. Federal energy chief William E. Simon still Is con• sidered the front.runner for the post, but informed sources say !.is appointment by no means is certain. mlsdaration. - - I'. Shultz is stepping down, He had become one of the two most powerful men In the- ad- - -, Can't Hold Shultz Alone WASHINGTON (All) Two years after he became the first economist to head the Treasury Department, Secretary George May replace Shultz .. [PEOPLE... IN THE NEWS l , Shults, 53, is the last member of the original Nixon cabinet. He started out as secretary of labor Iii 1, became first dl rector of the new Office Of Management and Budget in 1910 and moved to treasury In 1972. WASHINGTON (AP) Pres. ident Nixon says in his annual St. Patrick's Day message that "Irish wit and warmth, grace and charm, have enriched our literature, our music, and, of . I . . . • a . I . , ' - was born Thursday and was the , . . '••.' . - -- • . - ., - I .. - - -'- :' - e -- - ,. -, - .-. - 4.!I - -. Wonder •1 - . .' . - _ .. :. e - - . - - - LOS ANGELES (APt Blind soul singer Stevle Wonder says he plans to move to Africa and help underprivileged children, especial !y the blind. - Wonder said he maiming a angements to live m Ghana. -719s is not to say that I don'( have a great love here that will be with tue always," said Wonder, 23. 'But Iwant to go to work helping the children over ELECTRIFYING RIDE THIS IS a bridge section of the surprisingly successful Lindenwold Line, a highly automated rapid transit service linking downtown Philadelphia with business district of Camden, N. J. It confounds toes of rapid transit by making a whopping profit.. The people who run San Francisco's rapid transit system have asked Lindenwold's people for advice. San Francisco Is fast losing its system due to excess costs. Opry Moving NEW YORK tAP) — Comedian Redd Fvu says he will reNASIIV!UE, Tcr.ii. iAP; --turn to the television series American music walks away Sanford and Son" U NBC con. (rIIrn a idhood hneplace ret Ls conditions that forced bun tciit. fl (,rand Ole )pr to leave, moving. Foix met with network executives this wetk and said The Hyman Auditorium Thursday he was "very pleaaeei waiis, echoing with what I heard? He had wig harno 1 conçlalned that the show's de. Wabash Cannonballs,' of black life was in. Roy Acuff, no more of Minnie accurate. Pearl's "Howdees" Among other things, the $I- year-old Fuzz said he wanted Congress has nailed down at least ease fears of many workers that they may reach retirement age only to find expected pensions have vanished. But much work remains to be done on the massive 4 tA - - ~ ~~ I0 `_ pension reform bill, which both the Senate and the House have passed In the same general form. Apparently it will he at least a month before a reconciled version Is ready for final action by both chambers. The Senate and the house bills agree in principle on most of the major issues directly affecting the estimated 30 million persona, nearly half the private nonfarm labor force, who enrolled in company pension plans. are CONCERNED PLEDGING RpFOHM in the absolute monarchy ruling Ethiopia since Biblical days, Emperor Italic Selassie has told dissident military heads he will encourage democratic representation in the ancient country's government. me Associated Press In Honolulu, three young men It wasn't l8-yearoid Richard wearing only ,ski masks Farrell's day for streaking, streaked through the studio of even if he had wanted to. In television station KITV Thursfact, it just wasn't his nay. day while the local live news First, the youth said he was show was being presented. struck when he refused to The men yelled, "Streak! streak. Then he was struck Streak! Streak!" as they darted again when others thought he across the news set. They were was streaking. seen from the chest up on It weflt like this: teevIfInn sets throughout Farrell said he was hitchiuk. liaaii ing in Des Moines, Iowa, Thurs. The -streakers escaped in a day when he met two meA who truck. asked him to streak run in Streaking also was reported the nude. among American soldiers in He said he refused and the South Korea. Three nude men men Jumped out of the car and dashed from a bar a few miles beat him Into unconsclouaness, from the demilitarized zone and He awoke, nude except for his a lieutenant was seized by millshoes, a T-shirt and a floppy hat Lary police for streaking Inside he had not had before. the compound of the 8th U.S. Groggy, he went up on a via. Army headquarters in Seoul. duct and shortly ran afoul of In Cupertino, Calif., a'coutwo other men in a car who ob- cllrnan wants to legalize streak. ectcd to his tack of clothing. He ing in "such places as to offend id he was beaten again, and the fewest and delight the th se assailants took his floppy greatest number," but It would hat with them. cost $50 for a license. By this time, Patrolman MarIn Las Vegas, Nev., comedian shall Irwin arrived, gave him a Shore streaked across blanket to ward off the chill and the stage Thursday during sent him to to a hospital. He was treated for mouth cuts, a ssinger Connie Stevens show before 650 persons at large chipped tooth and cuts and hotel. a bruises. that began on college "1 was depressed and the canixises and spread among streak idea kind of came over students, hardhats and then on me by surprise," said Shore, to other nations continued una- who had preceded Miss Stevens bated, on stage. How M itc h e ll,Stans Got In Trouble NEW YORK APt The layetl to Stans and subsequent However, he was confronted criminal conspiracy case negotlationsculminated. in a with grand jury testimony against former Atty. Gen. John cret payment by Vesco of a which fell short lndetajlof what N. Mitchell and former Corn- $200,000 contribution to Stans. he had said during his apmerre Secretary Maurice if. Mitchell and Starts are ac- pearance at the trial, He attrlbStans had its origin in a chance cused of conspiracy, obstruct- uted the drst'rep.mcjes to thints nittrng o to Inert aboard an ion of justice and perjury. The that slipped t1 mind, rather airliner in the skies near ton. government claims that in re- than guidance from the governdon early in 1972. turn for the Vesco contribution, ment prosecutors. One of the men was Daniel they tried tofL'iaSeeuntiesand It also was pointed out that Hoigret, at the time vohrnleer Exchange Commission Richardson was a defendant In fund raiser for Suns' finance vestigatlon that lad to a mu- the civil fraud suit, but that his the Committee slve$fl4 million civil fraud suit case had been severed (rain the Reelect the President. lie Is ex- against Vesco. others. He was not named a depeeled to testify today at the Laurence B. Richardson Jr.. fendant in the Mitchell.St.ans federal court trial of the two $7,5,W0 a year president of In- Indictment. former cabinet members. ternational Controls Corp., the Under questioning, Richard. Hot gren's seal companion nerstone of Vesco'i corpo. son said he volunteered his was an agent of Robert L. Vt's- rate empire, was the chief wit- services to li ve US. attorney's to, and he told Uo(gren the ness 1hlursda% foi' the govern, office whith put turn before the multimillionaire financier ment. grand jury. might be interested in making a Richardson had testlfLiid that Richardson had testified it sizable contributloei to Preal. one point he made up his was he who turned over the dent Nixo"c reelection cam- mind to make a clean breast of $200,000 in $10 bills to Stasis paign. The Information was re- the contribu. April 10, 1972 - - -- - - - - - (p- - - - .- - - '..- [ -- - a arm more Lime to review scripts 1*. Now fair filming and wanted in - Plane Crash Probed .' -. - - -' - - Ez bow of in- to at - Seatt/e L For Hei i OFFICERS OF THE YEAR AWARDS HONORED BY American Legion Post 53 of Sanford also a major budget item. in post at awards dinner home as "officers of the y ear" are Capt. Charles Fagin of Irrigation and drainage d Sanford Police Department Detective projects as w Division and Herbert Hartley, ell as exSEAnU: (All) Few know cities of the Northwest Seminole Sheriff's Department Identification Division; who received perimentatiort with new hybrid and the cery store, little heidi, but seldom a day nation. found Carl sitting on his crops is already showing $25 savings bonds. (L to r Fagin, Capt. Within IS minutes her hus- tricycle, alone and Earl Bourquardez, SPD: i:oes by that hundreds of shop. with a long progress in getting some of the "There's probably been more band stepped outside the house face. Hartley, Post Cdr. James Ripley, and Capt. J. Q. (Slim) Galloway, pers, working people and response on this case than any to check world's most inhospitable Sheriffs Dept. on his children and "Heidi go," said the boy. schoolchildren don't watch for other I've been on in 16 years," (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) desert blooming. her face in the crowd. said police Detective Bill The 4-year-o ld daughter of Baughman, one of two officers Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson has assigned full time to Heidi's been missing since Feb. 21 and case. pollcesa)'theyaresureshewas In schools, children take a abducted, lesson to be careful of strangers "Iusedtotellher,every night and offer a prayer for Heidi. By DONNA ESTES mills said the two planned to inclined to throw out in. when I tuck ed her In, 'Re- Police, merchants Herald Staff Writer hire as city manager Lawrence cunibents. and member Heidi, whatever hap- pers spent an afternoon CIIARI.FSF0N, W.Va. (Atli those that al- 7, not working are Swofford, defeated recently in Floyd said terms should Is' t pens, muwiuny and daddy al. downtown hunting with out With more than half of 27,000 holding incetzngs" ALTAMON'rE SPRINGS re. his re-election bid after20years least three years. He said ways love you," said the moth- suIts after a titan said he striking miners already back at I. A spokesman for the West Councilman Donald Myers and as mayor. present two yoar terms do not er of the little girl with a win- thought he had seen the girl work, leaders in holdout areas Virginia Coal Association said Mayor Norman Floyd disDorfman, who led the move give a mayor sufficient time to ning smile, of the southern West Virginia it was believed that some mliiwith an older woman, Sheriff John Polk said today agreed Thursday night on with Myers' support to ad- complete his program before The caring and concern are At the Peterson home, over. coalfields urged their members ers were reluctant to return to state kidnaping charges have whether the city's proposed vertise for a city manager, running for election again. not the Petersons' alone. Thou- looking the boats new charter should include a withdrew the action after on Porta ge to get back to work by the next work because meetings had been filed against three Sanford recall Both men favored retaining sands of volunteer housewives, Bay and with the Cascade shift. previously been set for the provision. Both, Floyd, then mayor-elect, Wi- the requirement men becauseed a federal grand that counstudents, boy scouts, mer- Mountains in the background, "it looks like a good start," weekend. jury felt the f eral charges of however, opted for legthened successfullyfiledlegalactlonto ciimen live In defined 41 chants and lab orers have the waiting is hard. The balding said United Mine WorkersMs. sBut Bill Sparks, a spokesman halt dilution of the mayor's geographical areas, Including extortion against the trio ac- terms of office, mobilized in the search. Heidi Peterson, carpenter by trade trict 29 President Richard Car- for some of the miners in "The present city council has powers and when citizen civil ser vice for city employes has become almost a family and Swedish by descent, hold, ter. whose district covers about nawha County, urged his Ka. cused In the George Jackson the powsr to police itself," protests became vehement, men abduction presented a "borand changing city elections member in many households, his wife's hand. Site is 36 and half the strike area. "We've got Thursday nigh t to return to derli Myeri told chirter revision Myers said if recall is in. from December to November to ne case," An initial and masslvesearch wonders if it isn't harder better than 50 per cent back and work on the conirnitteemer shift. at a civic center cluded, petitions carrying the coincide with state and national Polk said the three SUSpeCtS turned up no sign of her. tin- because she became meeting. a mother signaturesofnoles.sthan33per elections. were brought to Seminole daiited, hundreds of house- relatively Late. Calling a proposed method of cent of the registered voters County from Orange county Jail Myers and Floyd wives began covering the city throwing t an officeholder should be required. A 10 per critical of city manager Mrs. Peterson last saw her late Thursday and are being forms with posters bearing the picture daughter the afternoon of Feb. held on $30,000 bond each on between elections a "touchy cent provision is not enough, he of government, favoring and description of the girl. 21 as Heidi and brother Carl, charges stemming from the situation," Floyd said never- said. retention of the present strong Nearly 50,000 leaflets have 2t, played in front of the modtheless, "There should be a Noting the election cam- mayor system, Feb. 28 kIdnaping, been distributed and the search est family home. Mrs. Peterson paigns are costly even in a city A 2 p.m. court appearance provision for recall." Swofford Is to be the commit. is spreading to other towns and left for a short trip to the groCitizens groups in December as small as Altamonte, Myers was scheduled today for Ernest tee's guest at next week's TA TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP) Association of County Commia- Jerome threatened to circulate recall said in hi-annual elections an meeting. Davis. 19, a former petitions Florida's county corn- siorten, today proposed an al- employe against of Jackson's, Frank Councilman Dan Myers and official has to take four months Dorfman, but out of each term to run for reoppose a bill ternate bill that would require Wheeler Jr., 24, and Jesse found the only way voters could election. Proposed by a citizens study all counties to have a land James Jones Jr,, 23 oncharges removeelectedoffjcjalath Panel requiring all counties to plan up within five years of extortion, "Thiststheyearlamru .mconspiracy and city was via the ballot box at ring scared," the two-term prepare a land use plan within at no cost to the state. kidnaping for ransom. three years, a spokesman said councilman said, adding he will Jackson, 52, of Sanford, was regular elections. Casselberry Sanford today. City hall was packed for two run an active campaign since The Environmental Land released 28 hours after his Jack Simmers of Winter Management Study Committee abduction when the family council meetings when rumor the voters last December were Mark Neves, 19, of 1901 II June Warner, 34, of Rt. 2, told Haven, president of the state has proposed a jij bill that would raised 130,000 a nd took Conifer Court arrested on arson police a young man stole her require all counties have land small, marked bills to a chargeandlodgedlnco.jntyjail purse containing $1 a nd credit plans drawn up by Oct. 1, 1977 Maitland orange grove. under $5,000 bond. cards while she was walking and provide a $5 million trust Authorities claim they have Police said Ncves was through parking lot of Seminole fund to help pay for them. accounted for $18,000 of the arrested at a woods fire Oil SR Memorial Hospital Thursday Counties not starting to money to date. night. MARCH 11, 1974 plan in that time Bernice Larson develop Two Sanford men face ADMISSIONS would have one drawn u for charges In connection with their Barbara Reid Police are looking the Sanford Winter Park them by the state under the discovery of 18,000 of the Katherine Rober burglar who tunneled into Thomas Robinson ELMS proposal, to which money, but have not been Violet W. Sites SuperX Drugs at 2428 French Mattie Williams Home of Mabel Corbin, 54, of Ave., counties are strongly opposed, named by police as being in. harvey C. Johnson Jr Thursday and stole an Nannie Mac Howard 2020 Seplc'r Simmers said volved in the actual kidnap plot, Robert I.. Mehaffey .t2it ' Drive, broken into undertermined amount of 1rles E. Falk and 11,000 stereo stolen C&IOf vf isoAJau BRUNSWICK, Ga. tAP) A Cecil R. Gore narcotics. Tammy S. Ailing do.It-yotuIf deal.,, 22-year-old man has been Leroy F. Bretz, DeBary Utica B. Kenney Laura McCarthy, Deltona charged with kidnaping a 19Jean C. Paino Winter Springs S CO T lY 'I David D. Jeffrey, Lake Mary year-old Daytona Beach, Fla., Longwood Paul M. Arledge girl who escaped unharmed Beverly Douthitt, Orlando IDWAIDISLOG SUPPLY Forrest B. Fail Four West Virginia Niw Tkrso . Vera Williams, Osteen Mar. 16 March 19 Three houses on L.ongwooci Thursday night. HILL LUMSISISUPPLYCO ltuah Faye Webb, DeBary arreited on possession of Circle North broken into 713* kI Rebecca J. Denmark, Paola The Fill said Darrell Edward t,ongwood Fire Department's Meeting of Sabal Point 0*IOoIv LUMSIS CO. Joyce Slocum, Deilary narcotics charges. Ka)' F. Young, Trout has been accused foreannual Sorrento of Thursday and $55 worth of chicken dinner to raise Elementary School parents Katherine J. Miller, Deltona a' Eddy Cathers, 20, Paul D items Sue Ann Baker at knitepoint funds for additional equipment, interested In School Advisory repo rted missing from ing Helen E. Martin, Deltona Scrbrough, 17, and Marlin R. _______________________________________ () one home. No arrests have been to accompany him after taking 4-8 pm. Shadyside Park. Committee, 8 p.m., at Forest Sandra M. Bass, Geneva Fluharth, 18, in Jail under $5 00 her car from a parking lot In nuidt Spaghetti supper and white City Elementary School. David I) Jeffrey. Lake Mary I bond. Michael L. Johnston, 21, Daytona Beach Thursday night. elep E hant auction, 4-8 p.m. in Annie lou lierse)-, Lake Mon. with carrying a concealed Miss Democratic Women's Cl ub of rite Baker, a student at media center, ldllwilde Seminole County, noon, Otto's weapon and is being under Maitland Daytona Beach Community Ethel B Herrick, Orange City School. Proceeds to $5,500 bond College, Jumped out of the cr.r playground equipment.purchase hiofbrau Haus. Speaker, Public Marut Husselnujnn, Orange Homiuc of Martin Mell.s, of 2479 when it stopped at a traffic Service Commissioner Bill City Fielding, Road, looted Sanford check point eight miles south of I St. Patrick's Fun Day, Elks Bevis. Ruth M. Forrester, Asbury worth of items including two Brunswick shortly before 9 Club grounds, 44 p.m 11amPark, N.J. Thieves hit Goldsboro School Mickey Mouse watches, four p.m.. police reported. Police burger broil, bake sale, fun and ' Sanford Lions Club, noon, FURNITURE l)lSt'HARGES ca feteria Thursday and stole 32 silver dollars, tickets to Walt said she was unharmed. house of Steak. Speaker-_trs, games for everyone. Sanford: cartons of orange Juice valued 1)ne' World rind a Jeweled SALES Trout sped off and Brunswick Doris Thomas of Florida Francis Maloney at $224 watch. Sa police gave chase inside the city Clubnford luncheon meeting Women's at the Republican Society for Prevention of Mark K. Dyal Y. 1792 CASSELBIRRY limits. Blindness ,_ board of directors, 4IVI dM111 LOB, 1'It'31 an iO at Police said they captured him nocn. All Republicans invited 30 minutes later, about 12 miles Sanford Senior Citizens Club, north of Brunswick, when the covered dish luncheon and car left the highway and ?utat 17 talent show, Sanford Civic VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary bounced Into a marsh. Center, sale, beginning at I Police said there ii 0.0 p.m., hlighwa)- 17.92 and 511 434, ports that Trout had a pistol but he told officers he only had a Longwood, Mar. 21 A young robber walked into a lh-pu6cossaid theyouth was knife. Police said they found a March 19 Adult Scouters N.ght, Sanford food store In Forest City, about 17.years.old and did not knife on the ground beside the District Nurses 37, business Chamber of Commerce, 7;30 Thursday, smacked the clerk In speak prior or during the in. car. meeting, Health Department 1)_mit All registered Scouters in the head with a steel bar, and i'ldcnt. Trout is formerly from Do- auditorium, 9th and French, t St. Johns District Invited Plans Mole $50 from the register, troit and had worked for a short pm for district show discussed, A witness who 2606 IROQUOIS AVE., Sanford using the Seminole Sheriff's deputies said time as a dish washer in telephone outside the Hand), l)a today. (2 Blocks Behind Jim Spencers) tona Beach, police said Sara Jackson, 52, of Mobile Way Food Store on Sand Lake 'l'he FBI said bond of 125.000 Manor Trailer Park, was taken Road and SR 434 told deputies THOUSANDS OF GIFT & NOVELTY ITEMS was recommended. It hospital North where the robber walked out of to had originally suggested bond from recently binned gift shop located at 1-4 and SR 46 as treated for a gash on store and into nearby of 1100.000. following the incident, , movil f, her head and released. oll Nn MOSI IiNDAMAGD— Some slightly smoke damaged Moccasins .Toys. Games - Jewelry - Sunglasses, Vases ljr 6anforbIi;ru( Lamps, Shirts - etc. and many more too numerous to mention Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Mi. & Mrs. Sanford Herald, 300 N. Reid Brodie F) French Aye, Sanford, Fis. 405 Temple Drive 3277) - Holdout Miners Told 3 Charged To Start Work Again By State In Kidnap Recall Discussed - - -' next BISHOP, Calif. tAP) A federal team of investigators has launched a probe determine the cause of plane crash that killed 36 persons on the side of a mountain near here. Bodies and debris lay the scene of the crash late Thursday when a team from the National Transportation and Safety Board new in by helicopter make a quick check of the site. The team planned to begin a detailed investigation to determine caused the Sierra Pacific Airlines, Con. vair 440 to crash into the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada minutes after takeoff from Bishop Airport Wednesday night. Thirty-one of a television movie crew and five airline crewmen were killed in the fiery crash the propellerdriven plane. - to an air-- at to Mx members of - County Officials Oppose were State Land Plan Law - Police Blotter I drawn ____ WORLD . A 4",4 Hospital Notes Man Nabbed a . * *_ ` 01 I TODAY _______________________________ - ~ ..... • . `k 4 _- for In Daytona a Kidnaping - U.S. Exec Yet Missing BUENOS AIRES, Argentina tAP) The whereabouts of American oil Victor Samuelson remained a mystery today despite payment four days ago of a record $14.2 million ransom to Marxist guerrillas for his release. It was not known If the People's Revolutionary Artny i ERPj was still holding the 36-year4d refinery manager from Cleveland, Ohio, or if he had been released and secretly flown abroad. Samuelson Is employed by Euo Argentina, a subsidiary of Exxon, which paid the ransom. - executive J Seminole Calendar men were 4 -- ' * Portuguese Hawk In Africa liSBON, Portugal tAP) Premier Marcel Caetano has apparently ruled out major concessions to rebels in Portugal's African territories by replacing the armed forces chief of staff with hard-line hawk. The government said early today that Gen. Francisco Costs e Games, the chief of staff, and his deputy, Gen. Antonio de tinola, had been ousted after failing to appear a ceremony to pledge loyalty to the government. Comes was replaced by Gen. Joaqul de Luz Cunha, the military commander In Angola who is viewed as a firm supporter of the war against the native rebels in Angola, Mozambique and Portuguese Guinea. - a at Pat Nixon In Brazil "Qirtains' at the Hyman Hyman tonight Is just that; the show to the b*rny, brick build. show to mcwe from its junkyard ing that ties been home for the setting or'casiunally to give a Opry most Of its life. In theje Last few seeks, nasmore rounded vi, of the black cmurwnity. talgia has crept Into local music "Nobody stays in a junkyard circles like cold air wept- into the P.yinan winter. was WASHINGTON (AP) - - - 4 r Foxx - enough provisions protecting private pension benefits to ~ - $42 Weekly Food Bill Pension Protection . - . third child born to the couple. They have 4-year-old twin boys and ha %e also adopted a Vietnamese orphan girl. was at The average American PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) family spends $42 per week on food, up $5 from last year, according to the latest Galiup Poll. In the East, the figure Is highest $49 while the rest of the country reports weekly food costs of $40, according to the polling organization. In 1912, when Gallup first asked about food costs, the weekly average Ill. The Gallup organization interviewed 1,444 nonfarm families between Feb. 8 and Feb. 18. Splitting the resu!t.s among Income groups, It found that families with incomes of more than $15,000 per year spend an average of $52 a week, while those with Incomes less than $5,000 a year spend an average of $29 a week. BYRLANJARRINGTON Between the incessant din of diplomats and industrial up. Copely News Service The largest budget figure is communications are due for a the souks (marketplaces) and marketeers now flocking to the earmarked for improvements expansion, JEDDAH Saudi Arabia Is the fringes of a vast desert still palace gates to barter the in the transportation and Petromnin, the Saudi-owned find1ngoutwhatit'suketoy tracked by caravans and promise of industrillzation for communication networks on oil company, has contracted for the world talking about you. It nomadic herdsmen, seems to be taking its place In created a new Arabia oil has assurances of continued Saudi this 800,000 square mile a new petrochemical refinery, ' with a lot oil supplies In the years ahead, peninsula. A $300 million in. enlarged tanker the international limelight In of plans. and transport The Saudi kingdom Is the prospects for Saudi ternational airport will soon facilities and, in the same confident stride, But In the bracing for the day the wells Arabia's big spending policies serve the Jeddah headquarters breath, continues to finance wake of such an impetuous run dry with massive spending have never been brighter, of Saudia, the Kingdom's teams of introduction to th e are na of international programs aimed at d.lversitylng national airlines. To link geologists who are reportedly power politicking as King its economy away from the Under a newly initiated S-year principle commercial centers hot on the trail of recent Falsal's oil wea pon, there are natural resource which has plan, $40 billion In oil money on the ground, an extensive evidence suggesting that oil is sure to be some changes ahead been its sole source of Income will be invested to improve railway system is on the not Saudi Arabia's only for a country long hesitant to since the 1930s. kingdom's economic in. drawing boards and already marketable resource. change too quickly. With planeloads of foreign frastructure from the ground existing radio and television With the kingdom almost totally dependent on Imported . foodstuffs, agricultural • research and developnnt is • Friday, Mar, 15, 1974-3A - - n • LONDON tAP t Fletcher Farrow Previn Is the latest additlon to the home of actress Min Farrow and conductor Andre PI'tVUI The 8-pound, 14-ounce boy CHICAGO(AP) President Nixon has been welcomed here by Democratic Mayor Richard J. Daley, who declared that "Watergate La not a real issue" in the 1974 elections. Daley O'Hsre International Airport to meet Nixon upon his arrival from Washington Thursday night and drove with him to the hotel where the President will hold a question -and -answer session today with members of the prestigious Executives Club. The session will be carried nationally by television and radio. _ The Good And Bad Of Streaking Or Not outne, our politics." I J J what /1 Previn I Daley Welcomes Nixon — Price freest on the economy. I c:;_ _ opposed the government's wage I - - and price control program, and almost resigned last summer when Nixon imposed a second He also has the title of assistant to the president and has had almost total authority over the domestic economy and the country's international economic affairs. - - Shultz has gained the respect and admiration of those who worked with him, and one aide said the argument that power corrupts has not applied to him. "The one exception to the rule is George Shultz," he said. Associates feel he can point to several major achievements that will have long-term Impact on the country and the world. These include a more favorabLe world value for J dollar, the new international system of flexible currency cxchange rates, progress on a new world trade agreement and the program to meet the country's energy shortage. Not all of his battles have ft" suited in victories, He long has Simon said as much to newsmen who asked him whether he would be named secretary. "I don't think that's a safe asSwuption at all. I wo1i do whatever the President thinks is in thin best interest of country, but energy is my Job," he Nixon Thursday's declaration marked the Irish-American holiday to be celebrated Sunday. V '1 Q Jacobsen, a former aide to ing "would harass Miss Woods John J. WiLson, attorney for the late President Lyndon B. without useful purpose." former presidential aides Johnson, was charged with Ilaldeman and John D. EhrlichBut Committee Chairman man, has said the grand Jury making a false statement to a Sam J. Ervin Jr., D.N. C., relacked the au thority to Issue grand Jury Jan. 25, 1914. If °nicted, Jacobsen could face a Jected the request, saying, such a report and he asked Si. penaltyeI five 'vars 'The committee was unani. rii .1 to instruct the panel cither MOM in its vote (1) subpoen.i in prison and a $1O,tx fine. to indict or do nothing, The Miss Woods and it is necessary White House has Luued no rev. 1"he Jacobsen indictment was for the committee to obtain her omniendatlon on the report, returned by a grand Jury in- full testimony under oath and in Haldeman. Etirlichman and vcstigating whether political executive session" , Saudi Arabia Feels Pressure While Collecting Oil Bi llions 1 TODAY S* The Sanford Herald BRASILIA tAP) Pat Nixon was representing the United States today at her second presidential tuuuguratvn in Latin America In there days, th e swearing-in of (',en. Ernesto Celsel of Brazil, Mrs. Nixon arrived Thursday from Caracas, where she attended the inaugural of Venezuelan President Carlos Andrea Perez, - PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) A United States C130 aircraft parachuted ammunition to beleaguered government troops in the seaport of Kampot while the troops launched a counteroffenve against insurgent Positions. mIlitai-ysoue1 said today. Reports said the - plane, Thailand, dropped three paflets of ammunition to the town, killing one person on the iro'md. from U.S. military planes have dropped S - - - Youth Injures Clerk In Food Store Robbery were re- rummage - was U.S. Drops Ammo ammunition to isolated Cambodian townt and outpos's in the past as part of the military equipment delivery program, Suez Clearing Plans WASHINGTON iAPt US, officials are shaping plans to help clear the Suez Canal after Arab producers lift the oil embargo. Defense sources Indicate the of American involvement has not been decided, but there are signs that Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger would call the shots, - 4X4 COLOR PRINTS I w nir tnoo &him - extent F ' Second Class Postage Paid Sanford. Florida 32771 at Subscription Rates by Carrier Year $71. 40 Week 55c FILM' 1/3 OF LIST PRICE [_GREATER DISCOUNT FOR L.. VOLUME PURCHASES OR MORE �- ___________ - ----- - - - . -. — - - --- - 4A—The Sanford Herald ---- Jack Elections Tell True Mood Of The Nation COPLEY NEWS was President not at MI for the No damaging Watergate barrage continues. The surprising that pressure resign should appear In the the to strategy abetted three grou in vestigating — the Senate and House committees special prosecutor. Each Is could withstand this type of treat-- ment, not even members of of JNotIce For Donald Nixon t(pnL IP7LkI tixetid Ftwv Snd,caii, b, DisSolution ot Marriage has good case can the _________________________________________________________________________________________ same small group of men. For example, one poll proved guilty of wrongdoing, which he has been. If the American people were keen on having the President removed from office, if proven guilty the figure would approach 100 per cent. Another poll indicated that 46 per cent of were not the :\mericafl pe(iJ)Jc Want the President to resign, but an equal percentage do not, Or, for that matter, we would doubt that there is a strong impeachment tide in either house of Congress. Congressional Quarterly reports that the administrations experts find that only 100 the house's 435 can of members wonder. If impeachment proceedings begin, Republicans who are worried about being WASHINGTON (APp - Se. staff is expected to average 2,. says the Selective Service pool tery to set draft priorities. It is occurred, Democrats would find Vice President Ford in commanding position for the 1976 even more popular among Americans than All mall, itappears thatthe Democrats hope to force the administration to dangle while the % Deputy Clerk records as long as none of that leads to military Induction. "This is strictly money for standby," an agency spoke man said. lie said the agency would need more funds If it had to go back into the business of drafting 'anfarb 1r traLb TELEPHONE - 3?? 2611 SANFORD FLA 32771 d •, - - - . _____ _____ ___ _____-- . - -- - " ,,. — - -' ---" " - ' ___________________ •_. .I? ..T-. ._d •" _____________________ . - -____ -. I its operation, consolidating some local draft board Loca. Adverstslnç Director & Assocat - - _________ I -I TAMPA.FIa.(AP)_Phosphate mining companies are ordered to undergo psychiatric sentence," McGregor said. treatment, Miss Gerry's body was one of "When the doctors indicate to Bernard Eugene Giles, of six found in a 10-week priocj this court that you have been nearby Mans, was found by beginning last Thanksgiving in rehabilitated, then you will be breaks in Hillaborough County. The County Commission adopted an ordinance Thursday patterned after the state's oil spill law. It holds companies liable for all spill damages, WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptrcller 808 LLOYD City Editor .1 RICHARDS Spor1 EdItor 4 DEWEY ROBINSON Circulaflonnar ROY GREEN Advrtt,g ' JANE CASSELBERRY [ 1 CHARLES HAYS Mechanic. Supt Comp Soce&y Editor Room Foreman RAY STEVENS CHRIS NE LSON higher fuel and other At of their old optimism, j f Home DelIvery 1)4 x2ioj 206 Months $70101 Year _______________________________________________________ 8w ?iI In Florida Same As Home Delivery e 'mentally disturbed sex of- VAR HALL a k a SARA H. YAR NALL. Deceased, and White house aide Richard Fairbanks interrupted with a loud ' default *ill be entered against 'ou -. -. h 'j - .••.••.- :t;, !?t' .LwJr• .4 - f - . ' .• - 'I - pad Oflice in advance of SantFd, or agani them, alt parties on Persons having o' claiming any right, title or interest in and to te p.'emises 'nvolved in thiS stiit, if alive, and if dead, to their unknown heirs. dCviSt, Is'gitras or gran tC the sa. premises kno as Loss 20. 21 arid 77, RAND'S AD DITIOPI TO LOPIGW000. as Sh**n by ptat recorded in PIat Book I, Page II. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. You. and each of you, are not,f led thatasut 7 oquieftitIetotheae PROVIDING FOR AN AMEND against you and you are AND I NOTICE EXCLUSIV I t0mm'it required to cxi the Plaintiff's a? frni 01 CARROLL 5. JONES The Sem'r.ole County Board of High**y I? 97, County Commissioners i5 currently P A . 21 U S The 0u'tandc Sentinel Star Legal Sanford, FIor.da Review, a newspaper of general Applicants for sa exclusive accept the new reality of harder economic expansion and but unport.ant to repeat in this and business leaders hope to at eest 15 days prior the public hearing a two-year.old statemeflt by Interior without written pt"mlss'on of the publisher of The Herald ,..• ,4. ii. : :'.-' - 10 to 12 per cvt — is over, lie questions the popular now traditionally high rate of just under 10 per cent in 1973, environmentalism if things get too bad, "a La gas lines," Whitaker "singularly vulnerable" to the per cent throughout the 1960s, this year. .• '(f4. ;4.,._, :':- .- .. j'5t '5Li ,. el, . . . . Sunsa,s except Saturday The Hena'd us a member of the Associated Press which , entitledexclusvely to the use for reprciduction of all the local news printtd in th's nl*sp,per :Y 4 _I .L . I - 7. i.-.., Herald Area Correspondents -F Longwood Riley Ann Blick Community Mrva Hawkins )1 7?- 'x t,F. - Bpar Lake. Forest City 372 2611 " Dultocua - DaBary Enterprise .. Firmett Edwards s7433'3 csu.ta (ira Baker MS $207 Altamonte Sprtngs Elda Nichols $31 7992 Tangtewood. E. Estates Joan Babb "2$,, Lake Metsroe 372 61 Geneva - Stavia Li M,,SthC.js 349- 5205 Mrs Clarence Snyd, 3fl-4i Winter Springs Nar.cy Booth 322673$ Usselberry. Fern Pa Goldenrod. EasIbrosi 1*2992 or &71.23Ø Pathetic Drama flf)()N flAKIJV NEA Victims of political kidnapings, airplane bombings and other acts of terror have one consolation if they survive to be able to appreciate It: There's nothing personal Involved. 'Terrorists see themselves as taking part In dramatic, symbolic and even magical acta," says Dr. Lawrence Zelic F'reedrnan, a Uniirc'rsit', if Chicago psychiatrist who has spent 20 years studying aggression and violence. - Terror is an aggressive act aimed at harming another person or perio he asys, but the desired effect is on a thlth grow or audience. "The terrorist is more con. cerned with that impact tl.'in the destructive effect on 11w lrnnudia1e S ictirr of the assa'ilt," Freedman has coined a new tet'iti — "polistarazk" from the GreJt words meaning "upsetter ci the community," - Tprrnri,i-n - .... h* • - -- ..._ U73, ,,z,.. 15 ___________________________ [he Terrorist Of .i, 51W polistaraxic cri,iie par cx- cellence," The whole subject of terrorism needs further systematic study, he cautions, but we can describe the characteristics of a typical t&-rrrtt. -He or she Is a believer In absolutism, The group of values in the name of whic'h the terrorist acts are absolute value,, justifying any form or rca' lion a)'atiLst the prevailing values, .- " •. - -- -- - sogesner make it possible, even uncanny, terrifying event." Imperative, For the terrorist to Current Statistics from the dcpersoruakze the victim so that insurance industry bear out It Is the figure, not the person, something a lot of people who is being threatened, predicted would happea when —There also has to be a Washington told Detroit to build certaIn level of competency, safer cars, Onu' has to be sufficiently The stronger bumpers Oulpt'tent to carry out mandated on late-model cars do sotne(ln,es complicated prevent damage at low speeds titant'uy ems. and do save motoristul money, The example fitting this but in lucre severe collisions deocripuon that immediately not only does damage occur but leaps to mind Is the Symbionese thu bumpers are Far more IJtJeraticin Army. expensive to repair than their fragile predecessors In the Hearst kidnaping, sometimes more than twice as there was no pretense that the expensive. victim henri! was the author of In the cue of w popular the social harms and tliidized automobile, it costs deprivations which the kid. about US to replace the front naperd asserted was theIr buttiperona 1971 model but $ justification. on the 1973 model. Theie is the elaborate lmproveme in design and structure of an army, the giving iiiaterials may eventually of titles and names, the let- enable manufacturers to come ifllnology and style of govern. up with bumpers that are both iiiuit Tltcrt' was the insistence strong and not outrageously that the kidnaping be given the costly. In the meantime, widest possible publicity. however, tiwotily way to drive The effect on the "audience" with real confidence Ott the that's you and uw highway Is with a Patton tank Freedman. "Is that this I an or the eililent. —The kri'erIsl suffers from asenymMy, frtzn deprivation, from a sense ci owerlessness, with a med to achieve not only wus kind of recognition but even a kind of Intimacy with tPr powerful, celebrated figurer in society, '-Yet with Ibis there is a depersuualizatlon of the self, ty the WtiSe thnt 'rie nced not take moral responsIbIlity b ause one acts in the nklfle of a higher value. th3c Ii an in. drument serving the cause. —Thrr factors takes -says ta I 1' re hearing that two psychiatrists Clerk S ,,, a So far, Four of home's aides have resigned to work In tie campaign. And Vinson said he expects Jack Overstreet and Bill lee to join In June after the 1974 legisLative land is damaged by failure of dams, spillways or other CUes, dressed in Faded bell. mIne 18,000 acres in the southeastern section of the county. Alter phosphate ore is processed, liquid residuals are commonly stored in earthen-walled ponds. Some walls have collapsed, letting the thick liquid pow into rivers and streams. Medical Service Grants TAIJ.AIIASSEE, Via. (Al') Three federal grants totaling $99,935 have been approved to upgrade emergency medical services In three Florida counties, state officials say, Citrus County will receive $49,530, Escambla 145,000 Ignoring State 1-liring Rule TALI.AHASSEE, Via. tAP) the department 10 days later as wrong." Ilayes reported. legislative approval and has 1g. Control Board member william ambulances and Improve the commimications systems, rules, a Tampa television sla. tar)' to do a job already being goin and clear up what they are tiori says. done by another state employc doing wrong," hayes said, and kept heron without getting Baljet also reorganized his Haljet has also to p0- Administration Department department last November, litical pressure frombowed Coy. lIeubin Askew's office, newsman aiiwos'al, Hayes said. leaving several highly-paid ex- F.sca:nbia County plans to buy three new ambulances with the funds. Hendry County plans to Improve emergency communications. TAI.I.AhIASSEE, Via. lAP) Florida Secretary of State Richard Stone says the Internal Revenue Service should be given independent status in order to prevent a hayes said Raljet has denied emplo'es doing work in any political intervention in the>' were not hired to do, Ms added that Howard Walton, stall director of the Senate Stone charged in a statement released Thursday by his U.S. Senate campaign organization that the cw'rent Hayes said a check of BaIjet's in a Illeilo to her boss," h1aye ('uiliimittet', said Baljct's ac• political enemies." Law Officts Of Thomas 0 Freeman Schedule a public hearing cxi e4ch applicatt prior to awarding an TO Altamonbe Springi. Fl Attorney for City of Winter Spingt, Fl PublIsh' March IS, 1571 DEl 7$ Seminole County. Florida •iohn A kimbrovgh. Charman Publish March IS, $571 DEl 74 necessity of making any changes to prolects included in the five year covfltruclion plan and to hear recy,.iests tot new protects to be added or existing proiects tO be deleted in the lye year construction plan, in ar Cordance with Senate Dill No $71 Ire Scheduled time for each County 4 I 9 OOA At I 30 A N 120AM 1 Volusia 7 $emrole 3 st. jolsns OOA At I )OA M- 1000A N ,, M.. 1I:20A M,(TimeOvll iOeoia 1. 6. $O.)OA.M II XA.M 11:30AM MarIon I7:liP.M,- 1 citrus I Orange I Putnam 1100AM II )OA.M U OOPM The project's dredge and fill Conley Kennison described before making It a law," hayes had done reported. NAME STATUTE WHOM iT MAY CONCERN undersigned, pursuant to the FiCtitiijt Name Statute" Chapter MS 09, Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk cA the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, FIG'idâ, upon receipt of proof of the iuri.iicn r'v mit novice, is, '.c titiOus name, to wit SHERYL LYNN GRAPHICS under Which we are Cngbgpd in bus'nesa at ia; Crystal Lake Avenue in the City uf Lake Mary, Florida That the parties intrrelted in tad bus'r'r'tt rnterprise are as follow; Sheryl I Durham John I Sansbvry Dated a? Forest City. Sem.nole County. Florida. March II. $571 Publish March 15. 77, 7', April 5. t,7 DEl 75 — Suprenw Court. - But ---bwvorc Rut former State Atty. Don caine to Sanford in 1972. lIe Presbyterian Church of San- Deliary and Mrs. Joyce legislature in late 1972. nnn r -. hii k.- 230PM 3 00 P M P',blish March 1. . 22. 29, $574 - iii - '' Lee was convicted on June WASHDURH. STANLEY ARTHUR-F uneraI stry,c,% ftr Stanley Arthur Washburn, SI. of ElrIavcIift St , Sanbord wno ded wntne'wa in Ga'netF lie wli be held at $0 a m , Saturda, at Gr6mkow Funeral Hmr chapel wit, Re, H WQrSt Kirttt otficiating Burial -n Geneva Cemetery Grarnko* Funeral Home in charge Patients are being accept 100PM $2 Flagler S 00 PM 1 30 PM C A,Benedct,PE fD 1574 by MA. Nursing £ Publit), March IS. IlfI (.',,rt' "Ulllf' (;.d .'tl'i' lUI1lf (;d t1,11! "' ' ______ ' Since 1964 ______________________________ ___________________ Florida Convoy. Survivors include his wl,e, Mrs Shirley Washburn, San. RENI '"j - -1 I "We Intend To 300 S. Bay Ave. and apply rental -r Donald Graham &wnix.Adrn - Ph.322.67SS purchas I prICIOI t59.5O ______________ _] gege Coniinue This Policy" Sanford Thtv NCR 10-Key ELECTRIC Ad(m, Michi,. ______ Convalescent Residence DiStrict Engineer Slate 01 Florida Department of Transportation Sanford, an-I was employed by Mts.sBessieLeng,fl0f99 2nd St., Sanford, died Thursday at Seniino/e Lodge Gramkow Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. Stanley Arthur Washburn, 51, of 713 llriarcliff St., Sanford, died Wednesday in a Veterans Administration Hospital in Garisvllle. A native of Waverly, Ohio, he had lived in Sanford For the past 17 years lie was a veteran of WWII, a member of Moose Lodge 1851, - (;l,f,d II Lake STANLEY WASHBURN - 350P.M. -3:35PM. (TimeOut) I Springfield. Ohio. • ' ' Du IS tO fl'e,-a , i ______________________________________________ RAYMOND RYAN tiiorning at Cl local nursing ford; mother, hazel Washburn, Hayiziond J. Ryan, 75, of 519 home. Born in Plymouth, NC., Springfield, Ohio; son, Robert -. rwmg- oi me appeals sivors incivae ma wile, before the court Thursday to court was disputed by lawyers Mrs. Melva B. Ryan, Sanford; argue Lee's appeal could not uinhumanitsrlancmounth brother, Georite IRan. oiler much legal guidance on Sarasota; sIsters, Mrs. Brtha what to do about his punish. A.sch, Clcarwater; Mrs Minnie Etiemit. hiastlngs,Clearwater; and Mr's. Funeral Notice The problem stemsfroma 1st Ruth I-idler, Sarasota; and District Court of Appeal ruling LONG, MISS BESSIE-;unat ricc anti nephe tervicel lot M-s; liette Long. that Lee must undergo a 52.ot SI? E 2nd St ,Sanford. *tio Iiri.sson Funeral Home in penalty trial under a state law d'ed Thurloay, well belseldal $0 passed since his c'onvlt,'tirin charge a ri . Sturdap, at ttip gravel-do 'I' Laheview Cemetery W'th Rv determine If he' gets a death Virgil I, Bryant Jr officiating sentence or life iniprisonment. MISS BE&SIE LONG Elritn In charge ,-. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 700PM C'C PA' 130PM political," he said. "The incumbent President merely sends a name upto the Senate to be confirmed." uk'ath a second time for the ruling that Lee must have a Souls Catholic Church, San. cousins. Springfield, Ohio; two sisters, I;iurderofapOlIce1nanhasn penalty trial under the new ford; American Legion Post II Bri.sson Funeral Home In Mrs. lichen Hartman and Mrs. 1972, in the slaying of Jack_______________________________ sonville policeman James FAI. FICTITIOUS NAME ward Parker, l.&'t' was the last NOTICE is herety given that wt person in Florid;, given the ate engaged iri business at 1)0 Sanlancto Springs Delve, LOngwood death sentence before the U.S. 32150. Seminole County Florida Supreme Court invalidated the under the fictitiOuS nameot ARTCO ileath penalty. RUDDER STAMPS, and that we inbendtoreglsteq5,aidm,flfl, Lee's sentence- was later 130PM 30 p M tOO application was approved by what Pollution Control 11w question of whether 700PM 2 30 P N advar.tages of other regulator>' agencies such as the Clvii Aeronatics Board and the Federal Communications Commission, Stone said. RaIjet defended the reorgani. ziition, saying "I think it is wi"When told of the apparent ser to try our reorganization Second Death Sentence County, Florida 'n accordance w'th the pfoyisiont of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Se(ton 14509 Floncta StatuIes 1551 S i i. iiiaui t: 70 P.M (Mean) - t's personnel director. February from an Askew aide about a controversial Blounts. All applications shall be fOr A pubic Hear ng ll Ci' held ii' the DiStrict Ottu,, DeL,inct. Florida cxi March 7', IVI. for cflns,deni"Ig primary, secondary, 'nterstate, bOnd and all other programs. This hearing is beng Pied to give consideration to the IRS Change Proposed He said Frederick signed the ecutives without much to do, John Hayes of WTVT.TV re- hiring order as chairman of the Hayes reported. ported Thursday, state board, but is not and never me law says the agency must Askew appointed BaIjet to was in that position, get legislative approval For head the state agency early last off i(e Irid a nonrefunusable - PUBLIC HEARING DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION WORK PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEARS I74 IS THROUGH 1576-79 "Oh, for heaven's sake, Ralph, forget it' 'Streaking' is for college kids" e ct Chief Charged in writing on formt lur 1971 Legal Notice - Ely icy Stokes Deputy Clerk ('5 before AprI 15th, 1571, *ith the Clerk of the Board of County Plicatoil Winter Springs, Florida 's infringing on The Herald's copyright arid Il t, heldliable ton damage under the law PubliShed daly and .- '... ; 4$~ ,.I2•4 .'.- trV A 0 1971 be considered ; to the City Clerk — the long, astonishing years of :) Arthur H. Beck*,th. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court - in again on March 13th. going out was taken from s - confe't5ed ALL PARTIES INTERESTED Ordinance No 77 land Resolution ARE INVITED to attend and be March 17, 1571. copies Cl which may This notice Shall be published once heard Wilt for four consecutive be examined during regular " THIS NOTICE istobepublspie in business hourl in the office of the *te5 in the Sanford Herald The Sanford Herald, a nuwsoaler of Dated this I3fhdayof March, 1571 Board of County Commissione, Florida 37171 No part of any material. news or advertising of lPii edition of . .. be ,. n Pollution Control grantee;, and 10 other p,rw or available at the Office of the City son;, birm. ana corporations otiQ.nal in the office of the Clerk uf in Clerk of the City of W.nter Springi, teu'elled in securing an txcivive the Circut Court on or before April _________________________________________________ the United States, mentioned is, of course, si guilty to charges of armed mitted for treatment, the hour-long hearing, robbery and assault with intent t'. conunit rape. Sentencing was McGregor told Giles that he hIts parents, brother and wife withheld, still Faces sentencing on the watched from the defense table THE ESTATE OF SARAH I., IN CONFLICT HEREWITH, 5th day of March AD, 1571 SEVERABILITY AND EF- ISeatI FECTIVE 0A1E Arthur H BeCk*ith. Jr (2) Ord,n*ce Plo 91, AN OR Clerk 01 IPie Circuit Court DINANCE OF THE CITY OF By Martha I Virlen WiP7R SPRINGS, FLORIDA, Or put Clerk PROVIDING FOR AN AMEND 'LEVELAND, MIZE MEIIT 10 THE 1573 I1I BUDGE ppiy '. 5, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES Allorneys lot Petitioner I N CONFLICT HEREWITH, p o Drawer Z SEVERABILITY AND EF Sanford, Florida 37771 FEC TIVE DATE (3; Ordinance No 100. AN OR PubIsh March 5. IS. 27. 29. '971 DElla DINANCE OF THE CITY OF -____ — SEVE RA DI LII V FECTIVE DATE cii $4,000 by 1977, a level which development, said that within a economic picture muddled by sumer demand, could result in would about equal that enjoyed ver)' few years Japan could trouUes. new savings pileups which The Federal Energy Office's representative, EriC Zausner, by the United States in 1971. well enjoy the world's highest In 1970, (or instance, Japan's could fter zrtiier erpansion who came In late, was asked by Zarb what FEO thought about They express this as a "six- standard of living, capital formation was at a rate despite the drag of many suspending the environmental act. At his bureaucratic t, captt.a income was $1,817, argwnent is that For years cent in bustling and successful Zarb quickly closed the meeting, saying that because FEO in g McGregor said during fender" your An*pr or other REPEALING ALL ORDINANCE! CO U N T V Consulting Group which has comphshed and may go on Japan, aimed at curbing lights go out, people don't give a damn about the envlrownen(," This is not the foolish pipe- 38 per cent of its annual Grot.s per cent ill a p1I'1 'i _____________________________________________ SUBSCRIPTION RATES S I e it." pleading PROVIDING FOR REVIEW OF Ire ClCrk at the Circuit Courtwith To the Defendants. THE ESTATE ALL FINAL PA"ING AND or w HOWARD YARNALL a km mmneC0ur'4, Flonida.and serve A HOWARD YARNALL. Decea, DRAINAGE PLANS BY THE CITY ' Optimism crucial to what taxation. II I i S \/ i i i In re the Marrlaqe of JAMES PAUL ANILE, Hutblnd Clerk of the Circuit Court on this lIst a recent Stanford an exceptionally high rate of high savings rate, as does the change the environmental guidelines. This would produce the .itlded difficulties, the resilient Ierence, Janies C. nbegglen, vestment • BUILDING PERMITS. presided, He outlined five options for the group to discuss in.. cluding a propoasl from the President that the National Environmental Policy Act be suspended for projects relating tO energy. Old Russell Peterson, head of the Council on Ezwironmentaj By BRICEIHOSSAT Growth rates indeed will be oil shortage, contending that as against 12 per cent in West iallty, broke in to demand why they needed to discuss the op. WASHINGTON (NEAI sharply down for a time, the country's developing tbut Germany and seven per cent in tions at all. When, he demanded, had environmental concerns espec.ally in troubled 1974. But not yet concluded direct Itus country. ever stopped an important energy project? No one could come up By the time my economic there seems more than an even dealings with oil-producing What Is termed the windfall with a single example. chance they will rebound to natlonswilltendtomIzsiiiilits income of Japanese workers' Imay have a different verdict, higher kvels, though perhaps energy proglems. semi-annual bonuses (virtually Clearing his tiroat, Under.'r'y ci the Interior , Japanese Recovering • Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR THE ESTATE HOWARD SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. YARNALL a I' a A HOWARD JAMES PAUL ANTLE. 73 devisers, Iegateas or grantees, and NOTICE IS HEREBY the City Council Of thuGIVEN City ofby ADAMS, LOT 31, DENvER, allother pefsonsorpartielclaiming 1o21e WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, COLORADO by, through, under, or against them. A s*n Petition br DiSsolution f all parties or persons having or that id City Council will hold a 'arriage having been I lied ciming any right, title or interest public hearing at 7:30 pm • or as regarding your marriage tO soonthureatteralpossible.onApn,I JUANITA FAYE ANTLE. and to the premises involved in fl I. 1571. to consider the the thissuit.ifalive,andifdead,tothejr Circuit the following ordinances by the City Courl in and for Seminole l$ikno*'n heirs. devisee3. legatees County, Florida, thr Short tili of granteej. ('4 Writef Springs. Flondi, fillet which 5 IN RE THE MARRIAGE 'ith are at. follo*i' Defendants OF JAMES PAUL ANTLE. (I) Ordinance No II: API OR NOTICEOPSUIT DINAPICE OF THE CITY OF Husband, and JUANITA FAYE TOQUIETTITLE WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, ANILE. Wile, these presents INTHENAMEOF THE STATE OF command you to appear Afr,IENDING ORDINANCE NO . tile FLORIDA. APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL. DAVIDA, BRYANT Manaçing Editor - TATIVE OF CITY COUNCIL IheIaWIIrm0ICLEVELANDMIZE NALL, Deceased, and CARHARTS Wehavegoflebehindtho.3togetthes,ry TALI.AHASSEE, Fla. (API Senate President Mallory Home's top aide has resigned his state job in .rder to manage Borne's U.S. Senate campaign. 'I needed to do that because he La a very serious candidate," Henry Vinson, 34, said Thursday. "He can win it and I just wanted todo everything Icould to help him win 'You should understand that _____ ____________________________________________ more WidOw, - a copy thereof on Petitioner's • ano _________________________________________________________________________ through the events of this past The governor asked the legis. opinions on conduct standards yearknowsthat,fOrthuweifare lature to require officiala and and conduct, Pubtth Marcti 15. fl 7'. CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF JUANITA FAVE ANTLE. Aile AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY AMENDED COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF •' should be available to the pub- detennine violations of conduct of one of six young women Glies in connection with the whose bodie3 were discovered death of NancyGet-ry, 18, of i. CITY OF WINTER SPRIN0S. rLORIOA SECRET STRATEGY: The environmental Laws - will be suspended to permit the development of any project related to "energy or its uses" if President Nixon's secret strategyI.s successful. This would mean atomic plant construction, offshore oil drilling and shale and strip mining could be pursued without any safeguards or public recourse. ' _____ _____ ______ Askew said, COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO 74-401-F DIVISION F I'll ' to be added to the list potential draftees. WAITER A GIELOw, Editor and publish,r .., Cresensia Bauios Castro of Hialeah was fined $250 and put on a year's probation by a de County dge Thur. selling uninspected pork, said l. Rothbee H. Bennett, chief of the state meat inspection bureau. Bennett said Castro was arrested by undercover With the Proytilons Of lhe By Joy Stokes Fictltio Name Slatutet To Wit Deputy Clerk Section Q Florida Stalufes 1157 Publish March 5. 15, 72. 2?. 1174 DEl_________________________ 70 learned unW now about the $I00,000loan. its exact pose still remains a mystery. FomoTE: n Nixon and Uo> hlallamore could not be reached for comment, "" ", Inthenewbudgetyear,abo.,Jt 1.9mil1ionnesexpij 83) 9993 300N.FRENCHAVE V - letters Thursday to Senate citizens, elected officials, local and Eesident Mallor' Hone and "Ibllc office is like holng state, and members of . house Speaker Terrell Ses- a trust bestowed upon you by ecutive, legislative and judicial SUffiS. the people and, if we are to branches of government, TITUSVILLE, Via. (Al') — A The robbery and assault charges of armed robbery and 20-year-old roan charged with charges are unrelated to the assault with intent to commit us - TAI.LAHASSEE, Via. (Al') — A Hialeab grocer has be- er Carl Ogden, 1)-Jacksonville, with ftrrn.s doing business with on W L Kirk, Jr. Plaintiff's at specific details on the scope of the tornp Whose address is 1050 iSrall *ork to be Ac(omplSisp.j nr%i1 ' 'dcock oacf P 0 Oc, 70151 P.'lrtiCS PubliSh Frb 12.M.ir ( P I I. I i7 twIcj (f11,'ici thr ' F - I(-'Ind0. lIonida. )7Il1,onor belore 0EV III April 5th, 1171 and tile the Orignal Airport Authority DOS 377 1771i , 5 Cleveland, A A [ with tie clerk of thiS court either Director of Aviation Ore service on Plalntill's FICTITIOU S NAME City of Sanford torney or Immediately thereafter. Airport Authority Notice .s hereby oven thtt I am 0Ihe, J default will be entered PubIth March II, 13. 15, engaged in business At Plum Tr 1971 agans? you br Itir relief demanded Ct , Sanford, Seminole County. D(Z 5) ___________________________ fl Iti Comp4ain Florida under the lictitious name of _______________________ WITNESS my hand and Seal of GRAFE ENGINEERING CO. and thiS Court on March Sth. 17i ttiat I Intend to register sad name Seal) IN THE CIRCUIrCOURT OF THE with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Arthur H BeckwOh EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. corulance W Grocer Fined For Meat Sale hay,q or claiming any accomplishJ by thiS protect are etc F By - Linda M Harris Askew disputed the con- tailedinstionpejningw officials. taiiway lighting systems, apron andvouarereguredtoserveacopy floor lighttng, Construction of of your written defens if any to it perimeter road. Circuit Court, Seminole Co Sanford, Fta register young men and keep ____________________________________________________ cialdlsclosureIawsapplythg, the Our disclosure of the Hughes loan became a major issue in j TODA TA1JIlASSEE, F'ia. (AP) of our very system of gov. candidates file copies of in. — Gob. Heubin Askew says the ernment Itself, action simply come tax returns and state. iri written billionaire defense contractor Howard hughes. _______________ - Florida 37771, ifl the OfliC Of the Clerk of The North 101 301 the SOuth atoy I 3' Airport which i Court onor before March to include 7Stn, 1,74 Cl the East haIl 01 Lot 3 (less road; preparation 01 all docuni,nl default will be taken against you ton Longwood, as r,cod.i in Plat Book project will be itemS Such as DONE AND ORDERED this 11th Sminot, County, Florida. taxiways and runways, construc'ion ArtPx,r H. Beckwi?h, ir . QuCt title to the above delCribld rehabilitation CI runway and Clii'k property has been filed against you - - persons arid all oth'r Persons or 5, RUTBERG, ESO ,3$$ South 1011owing described premis, enginring I? . Cauelberry, Fla • Services br the design, 37707. and situated in Seminole County. construction and Improvement of body is beini selected to serve, requested $53.7 million in up. uatiof; cut peace" 'our area high school stuNow we have learned that Donald received a $100,000 check, And the ness, $4 million budget protIattons for the year that Meanwhile, Selective Service dent,s are to select capsules of dated August 4, 1971, from Lloyd Hallamore, then president of for the standby draft system is ends June 30, holds its major public event of dates and numbers that will set Hallamore Homes Inc. urJer attack in the Senate. Director Byron V. Pepitone the year Wednesday: the lotthe standby draft list, Sen. Mark 0. hatfield, R0rs., Securities and Exchange Commission records show that in calls ttit' draft agency "this ç July 1971, Donald was also appointed a director of a clo5ely al. F, bureauiritic ihinuisjur,'' and fitiated hiallamore firm, San-Bar Electronics Corp. wants it shut down. That would My associate, George Clifford, Infiltrated a hlalimore cost lilofley, too: an estimated meeting in July 1971 and heard Donald Nixon boast of his efforts $41.5 million in severance pay to get contracts to build Hallamnore homes, and other expenses. in the age of the volunteer The firm wound up a few months later with a $4,721,000 armevj forces, no men have subcontract to construct modular homes at IS Air Force bases. been drafted into military set-v. But the firm's president, Harold Anderson, who is also Lloyd None can be unless Congress •-with arranging the Air Force contract, ctUtflgeS the law, t.iecause inReluctantly conceding that a 1100,000 personal loan had been June30. I _________ _____ to do with the optatlonof Hallamc*'e Inc." The $100,000, he also While the draft is dormant, swore, has been repaid. _______ quirea that Selective Service ti • ________ 1 continue to register )-oUng IIi('rl / 4; former aide, John Ehrlichman, personally checked on the • ,.agenc)'fromspendinganyofIt ' Funds to induct anybody. traveled with presidential pal Bebe Rebozo to make a quiet '- -) survey of the Hal1amoreoperation. in California at about the time ,. Sought By Askew . wangled from government contractors. In late 1956, while ' political fire instead of merely in the fing pan. or grant anlwrorpludungtotfl,p,,on be made that the current clamor is FLORIDA cott,andEuIaM S. "Red" Cleveland, AA.E really knows what Disclosure Laws PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is Mrefy given that the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN THE CIRCUIT cou EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cUR. FOR SEMINOLE RT IN AND City of S4ntord Airport Authority COUNTY. plAnS to f,rjr the prOfIUIor..I CWL IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA cOUNTY. FLOj lulIing CASE NO lImE CIVIL ACTION $40. H.I the neceflary woqk mu C'ERALDINE C t(I, In re the Marriage . wryices rquired in suppp of an Plaintifi, Airpoqt BARNEY RAY Development Aid Protect HERRELL. vs Husband (ADAP)Itfhean dAirporf with LEILA M WILLOUGHBY Cl ml, and Such service's tn flQ0li7 fl Dftendants cop(a, with Florida State KAREN GRUEB HEPRELL. wet, i AMENDED entItIiJ "Consultants Cornpetitiyp and the with the insoluble dilemma of withholding in - _______________________________________ otke __________ Second Big Ioan Congrii, admini;tratlon has not. As a result k is faced by the Watergate and the one Friday, Mar. 15, 1974-5 Anderson P.O Box. While no one - Friday, Mar. 15, 1974 The Sanford Herald It -- - - Ps.,SI,$-7N* stuai't _________ I5i.iiit'i -o,a. Call 831.6370 for a warm welcom. to your "N6* Castle" �6A—The Sanford Herald 0 Friday, Mar. IS, 1974 1 1 1% The Sanford Herald Meadows The saga of the Seminole Junior College — Valencia Community College baseball wars continued Tuesday and it was SJC taking the hill 3-2 at the end of nine Innings, and 1. -- ,-. • t&tiiiut iu- place in we iresruy started Division If In this battle, It was a pistol hot Bobby Meadows and a catuon toting Jy laler that winged the Matadors long enough to come up with a much needed win for Seminole. Thoe Raiders stopped s nve-game losing &kid and got a new lease on life with the prestigious division opener for both race. .•- Rarmi *nr IIC-C- Quiets clubs. Meadows,a high kicking freshman southpaw product of I.) man High School, gave up slng'e runs in the first and final innings while allowing Just four hits as he quieted the booming bats of Valencia. The Matadors had been producing nearly eight runs per game in other jurior college com petition, Liler lofted a fourth inning wind swept drive to the warning track In left field that ended up leading Valencia fielder Sonny Wise into the fence 350 feet from tw)me plate on an infield hit oil Matador loser Torn lntiso'a outstretched clir wine - Ante there in time to cut him down. Lntiso turned In a respectable performance for his Jim Joiner ripped a low line drive to right through the inn six t,nf,m..l, " ' "- li........iii... II jUIV UP live UdLSflO when Armond Leonardo walked, went to third on a perfectly executed hit and run by Ken Berger and scored when seventh. the Raiders chased Intiso off the mound. VCC head coach Floyd Perry replaced the Matador lefthander with hard throwing Gary Gronowaki. Not wanting to break the Aring, Kenny Kerr laid down with his head down and back to home and Wise couldn't hang onto ______________________________________________________ the ball when he crashed into the an other bunt scoring Skelton and when Wesika running from chain link. Th e triple drove in ('iary Jacobs who had reached cetond didn't stcç at third, the return throw from first was Wise, Leishef. Ii of innotIi, Jb 8i''Y, 31, HERALD SCOREBOARD Seminole Kerr, cf AS R H Ru 3 0 0 I Jacotvs.dh 4 1 1 0 Gray. 2 C 0 0 J I I I 0 o 00 Kelly, of iomer, of TOTALI -- I I - ~ 40P1`_1- _ y I 1 00 0 ° o 4 o o o t o ' 3 6 i t Wrt;.I. lb 54'ea_ TOTALS Survives I N,,4;:k,- .tww*% R R E 000 200 lOG-) 6 0 L eonardo.c By KEN RAPPOPORT ... 1. By Doug Storum • - lt?~% , .. __ 7 - - The perils of the NCAA basketball playoffs continue Saturday with • ' E None. )b tier. LOiihr, Sb Kelly, Gray. Seagr a ves, sac Kerr, Shea. Wiw - dh Davrs, lb Kujhner, ph 1 0 0 I o 0 I o 00 1'..w I U U .. I '$ . % -4 r j . - I • - 1. 11 11 . i U5 I I the Metro cession. They start off Monday Htctiriian ut third. Kevin Hear>' Brantley. Conference when they face against Evans, play Colonial s.ill be behind the plate. Starting for the jayvees sIll Edgewatcr. Th e Eagles are 1-I Wednesdaj- and finish the week The outfield will have Clay be liuster Leftwich on first . - I I - - I, I I It i %I . i I ,I i . . ' . • ' / - ' - 4 - , , W. - - I . j ' . . Ilia - . ,.4 . . INI IKE VICK GETS $1 - Pledge from Fred Wilson (Herald Photos SNA TINT KLEIN .- SIGNS SPONSOR Lot AIli. Sports Editor It's no sunple task, running Kan last >ear a team of runners tr y again to set a ltecords,anddecldedtomakea - fI hool, Praay said the boys have Mahaffey Ignores Flu 1 , ,f !i ti Palm beach. Fla , night t i Fori Lauderdale. Fla Lot Angeles vs HOg5tO$ U 1.1 ,. Via . Montreal vs WWI &I Lakelano 1: to JASONVIU, FLA tAPi shared a one-shot advantage Palm Springs. Calf M'vvi'tota vi Boston at Wn?,i' aven, fla Ch(ago (Al vs Kansas City at re,,, Myers. Fla New York (A) vi Trias a' Pompano Beach. Ja. (5 game) CIrveia,d vi Oaklani Mesa si - 'v - d .5FA ______________ MIP 54V 130 If14011flfg 14#1t;7IM/15 lie and Harris, a 6-f out-4 set- Andy Norn / / ' ,/, e4 ACER ji ________ Y)Etb 4'f,'"7 jqi.vp 'i'jtP.p?t, Cal 13. SotP'r r , '-'''--•it StPD NAIA Q"arl,e finals - cr, AA',t t' iIr,tr :-..rt"-,5 S' Marv'u. T.i 1, Augsnfana. Ill IS " ...... w ' ":--.•::..:.:.:.-; 42 0 A'V - ' / /1 . ': . •:::: '. -, ::: I" I ,,,,_ 7;i il l .. .. t •i ::":"::::::::::::." ?I RI'5i Na. Stacks S I .' 'jan 71, NoIre Darn, ii '.'arQ.ri .4, Vand.rb.,l 65 UI..” Pr'tt 55. Creighton Si Wpa „, 23 37-,O . -.'.1.V_y.-.1.1 3i M-.-70 -:':•;...:.:,: ROW11 %, Louisville 93 San r'anctac0 64, Now Mexico 61 1i - .r._ .1 j. I . . 11 _A, • - /, A -W "' :'~ .t __ ____ 1s . - 'pp .' • - V. - - 'y:- •' , - ~ - - 'Pi' _________ 'i... I "i" ! ! , .;g04 :.s,., , "hhlie. • -, Whalers 6, Hlazrrs 3 Thursday's Nill. ltesults: Toronto 2, New York Islanders 1; Chicago 5, New York Rangers 2; Boston 4, Buffalo 3; and Philadelnhia 4. M. I.nuts ? i -i Black Hawks 5, Rulers 2 Chicago defenseman Bill White started a (our-goal Chi' Believe It or not, there are cago third period with his . .• -. ' .' - 'S . ' "c' • '.""' •' goal ;Ind a pair of assists. Hugh Harris followed with his 2D(h and 213t goals. Ron Plumb had tied It for Vancouver earlier in the period when his W foot shot caroomed in off the post. BY FRANK BROWN AP Sports Writer GREYHOUND HURLER'S SHUTOUT FORM MIKE SIMMONS releases one of his on target offerings in Wed. nesday's Lyman-Jones baseball encounter the Houncis won, 5-0. times when hockey pla fourth goal of the wagon, then have other things on their Stan Mikita, Dick Redmond and Dennis Hull followed to carry mimIs than the ou tmeo,, the Black Hawks past New game they're playing. Thursday night, the St. Louis Sabers 3 Blues and Philadelphia Flyers Boston came (ruin behind locked in a close Na tional twice, with Phil Esposi to scor. Hockey League contest, Flyers wing Dave Kelly's ing his 60th and 61st goats of the posito's second goal was the New York for Instance, "It was such a boring game, game winner, the only exciting thing was Lanny McDonald and Eddie Shack scored to pace the Maple lAaf!I'victory over the island. em McDonald scored after lot 30 seconds of pla y and Shack (Herald Photo B John Chertwa) tallied with 11:21 remaining for the game-winner, the West DIvIsIon-leading Flyers, Keep Your F.lseschere in the NH!., the &AAiLl I I 'yflfllr1RmMesLI. It nosion tiruins edged the But. g Warm With A falo Satires 4-3 and the Toronto Maple Leafs topped the New General York Islanders 2-1. Electric Hobby Clarke, Bill Flett, Tom 0 Bladon and Andre Dupont WEATHEATRON TUCSON, Ariz. (API - The press and a winning streak was are up from minor league posts , backed Flyers goalie Bernie Cleveland Indians led the three games. and Larry Doby, a former Parent's HEAT PUMP 40th victory of the American League in home runs Except for two new pitchers, Indian star. Doby comes to the CAIL season Just four short of last season, but their initiative the squad Is th e same as PLUMBING a, last Tribe from a coaching job with NIH. record WA L L HEATING. INC. stopped right there. year and it is doubtful that the the Montreal Expos. Glen Sather and Gary SabouThe Tribe was the East Dlvi- youngsters on the team will im. 1007 S Sanford____________ 3224342 ' Doby and Pacheco will rim tallied for St. Louis. ___________ sion's cellar-dweller when prove enough to bring the club handle the general coaching sinai Den rang and Finished the Out of the basement duties and Bryant will work season with a baseball club that with the pitching staff. The Indians are placing a lot made one wonder how it even of their hopes In an entirely new did that well, The Indians pitching staff has coaching staff and Aspromonte In the later part of UWSCISOfl one strong pitcher and that's began the spring training Manager Ken Aspromonte 1972 Cy Young Award winner fined outfielder George Hen- season issuing severe warnings Gaylord Perry, However, his to everyone that they better be (trick because he didn't charge 1973 performance (19-19), al. us shape and toe the line. a ground ball, there was an though the winningest on the altercation between several The new coaches are Tony club, was below his previous coaches and a mo-rustier of the Pacheco and Clay Bryant, who year's 24-16 Simm went five innings in picking up the win, struck out four and Walked none. Lyman faces Edgewater at Tinker Field, Satu rday at 3 p. M. Tribe Places New Hor In Fresh Coaching Staff - CPiampa,nthipi Cast l'-tt1btitgp II, Furman 75 '40r11t Ca,00a St ,, Providence Boring' Game; Flyers Take Wing, So Do Black Hawks / KANSAS CITY I AP) Kentucky State thinks it's on the I I. Vancouver Blazers 6-3. . '~ period. Gordle Howe returned to action New England's Terry Webster snapped a 3-3 tie at 14:05 of the third period with his 37th goal of the season, and teammate Sladlock had three hits for Chi. cagoloestend his hitting streak to seven games. A - SOKC Selections i cata., IICAA Small SiffluiHiali Pgan 51 73, Ak$urnpton 70 SW Miuo,jr, 61, LW New Orleans Wait threat. - ' Ji /f' P.ertt,gky • 103 Indana. Pa It l So, M.4s.est,rn, T istedon Coates' third score which came with Just six seconds left. Murray Heatley scored twice for Minnesota. geles. Steve Garvey was the double by Don Money. Bill - '- Kentucky State After 4th NAIA T tle ' '.:::::::::. )i5pj/ 4 ' . n' eq I.. I First iId Totilift Al. Ardona St 71 llEfl' rm a (4I?I.: X0, - - - Basketball Results .9afit/9.ro9fbo#4r/c Cr ,, College #1 • ou 40 zve 11 - - 4z x,,pr5,7A,cFtz , Aeros Wanked the Los Angeles Sharks and the New England Whalers dumped the l'he victory boosted the Nordiques to - coRycf..4r, N\ World Hockey nected for Toronto at To Share Jax Golf Lead Elsewhere an the Association, the Chicago Cougars beat th'e Minnesota Fighting LWnts 74. the Houston E! ' won Its fourth straight. Ralph Backstrom after a foot injury and picked up his 30th Michel Parizeati's goal at 2:20 of the second period proved decisive for Quebec. Bob Guindon arid Serge Bernier got the it 4. Pittsbirgh VS sallirricre of to other Nordique goals. both in the first period. Guy Trottler and Bob Leduc conChca9o(P1 vi. Oakland at Mesa W,7, , 7XE ____ Picked up two goals for the winners and be suspended without pay until they reacts PhsItphi vi. St Loui * St by Alan Mav.r New York Mets edged Detroit played at the Fort Lauderdale, 2; California stopped Cleveland Dodger offensive star with two i-ia., home of the American 7.6; San Francisco beat San hits and two runs-batted-in. League Yanks, Diego 74; a nd Minnesota's Ken Henderson's three-run goal flat trick of his pro career as Chicago reach by March 27. "If that ,Aeight. I inean business." .. within one point of secondlace Toronto in the East Division. Cougars 7, Saints 4 Brian Coates turned In the first 9ee- Houston goalie Don McLeod picked up his third shutout of the season and Gordon Labosslere scored twice in the second playing weights he expects his men to s Saturday's Gam" mile, with each boy alternating after one We. UP $3,060 A HOMER *'Some of our athletes are overweight Harris said he wants some of his players to go on a diet and has posted a List of taking serious hold in the small Acosta, also track men at the captain, started out the first absolutely meaningless Sanford private school. After Lyman had established Coach Billy Harris thinks he knows why. r 1 Ar: San O'ego vs Mtwak at 5r, Van Antwerp, as team ct , AFI records. Meaningless, that is, The Toronto Toros were on the wrong and overpaid," declared Harris. "This was an Important game against Quebec and we were flat." - P4,-s. York (P1) vi Alia',ta at West will be fellow crosscountry against the New York Yankees and Pierce responded with three base hits In Atlanta's 3-2, Toronto Goes On Diet end of a 3-2 decision with the Quebec McnIrl at I ii ci Ccati vi New York (A) Dill Thursday 1)11 because the game was tournament victory, the AAU-sponsored Tampa Open Wrestling Tournament, wi th three straight wins. Brucato finished third in state high school competition this year. s sburgh past Furman. Lew Hill and Kirk pleased with the results. runs with a single in the third. Houston 8.2; Pittsburgh Tommy John hurled rive in. hits, including a two-run borriter 11W Bra ves nominated Jack me Braves were able to use a trimmed Kansas City 7-1; the nings of no-hit bail for Los An. by Ron Ellis and a three-run Pierce as their wrestling matches in his four-year career at Lyman High By The Auodated V% M111111,"11" at S~n are Y category of .- Ct. A: optimism about his te am's new world record by the same try for it new standard. They teammates Kim Klein. Bill chantvs to set a new record. time Saturday morning. got it easily with 229 mdes, Ross and Birtain Parker. Also on " If we can keep up a 5:45 mile the list to run Mike Vick, a time average, we'll go O Ilie Middles, who are under A few months later, Lyman recent Melbourne High School miles," he said, but added the leadership of cross country got the bug and erased the transfer student and track somewhat coach Tins Praay and his ace Brantley mark and what distance mars, Picky Taylor, "but that's if we can keep captain Rick Van Antwerp, are started out as a little South Harry Lowman, John Ander. everyone healthy" out to set a new mark in the Seminole County rivalry began son, Tommy Young and Brian 366"3411 ~ Se,nqs. Calf ke Brantley under the, It's somettung you do onl) would bring in about 11.000 for next. but a team of 10 )ouths direction of coach Mike Gibson once in your life." Gibson the next cross country seam. from the Sanford Naval discovered the record in the smiled. The outhiul Universit' of Academy began the chore at 10 Guinnes Book of World Running with Van Antwerp Tennessee grad expressed am. tofa) and hope half with eight straight points, four by Bruce added 12 points apiece to the Pitt offense. and The liruins, nine-time winners of the collected 18 rebounds to trigger Sam McCants fired in 30 points to na tion al championship in the last 10 Michigan's uet of Noire Dame. lead Oral Roberts past Louisville. years. were heavy favorites over the Russell took charge of the rebounding Trailing most of the game, Kansa Flyers. And it looked like things were early and Wayman Britt sc rallied In the final four minutes behind ored 12 going to go that way, with UCLA points as the Wolverines bolted to a 28-6 Tommy Smith to defeat Creighton. - panto Beach. Fla Cirveland vi California at Palm $4 per man per mile, which corVbock victories all year. Two shots i. A'I:ona $tate vs Chicago (NJ ko?tse. Aril sa City vi T,as Porn the new mark at 240 mflM 110 been working to get community with nine other boys for 24 yards, the Brantley coacts ex support in the form of pledges hours before. pressed doubts hL% boys would fur each mile run. The goal was standing center, scored five points in the UCI.A-Dayton game, an affair with Restanl. all the elements of a movie thriller. Campy Russell scored 36 points i~i 'Overweight, Overpaid' San Framc,uo vs un Doego of Yuma, Arl, unless you've alternated miles Marquette put down a Late rally by Vanderbilt, which had thrived on bullseye shooting later in the second By lIO'.4'ARt) SMITH 12.inning exhibition victory, In other exhibition giriies, squad lost twice, bowing to homer in tia ninth inning lifted AP Sports Writer Pierce doubled and scored in Baltimore routed Texas 12-3; Cincinnati 6-4 a nd Montreal 7-5. the White Sox past PhitaThe National League has the eighth inning and did the Los Angeles blanked St. Louis 3Baltimore pounded Texas delphia. Henderson's blow been conducting cautious ex. same thing in the 12th, bringing 0; the Chicago White Sox pitching for 18 base hits, three came off reliever Frank Linzy penments with the designated home the winning ru n on a shaded Philadelphia ; Mu , by Don Baylor . Jim Palmer and capped a four-run Chicago hitter ru'e this spring and the single by John Oates. Mike He- waukee dumped the Chicago pitched four score less innings rally. Atlanta Braves, for one, are gan drove in both New York Cubs l6; Boston defeated for the Orioles. Milwaukee collected 18 base , Bos to n vs N Y or k (NI at 5, P"ec5bug, F la St LowS vs nnosoa F'. Boys Will Run 71*1 Tomorrow half. Braves Enjoy DH Experiment \7 #*I*u ,,,.'.1.' Houston vs Dotr*41 Of Lakelar4 fl. Lee A. Wheeler $1 per mile e Haves) Undefeated Crooms Hosts Trnity - two runs, and then back to • 146 Jolsi Mahaffey a baby-faced over Leonard Thompson, the 5-year-old but one of the most easy-going winner ef the Jackie intense conipetitors on the pro Gleason tournament three golf tour, spent the last two weeks ago. and longshot Steve weeks at home in Houston, Spray tied at 69. practicing a little but mostly They were the only ones in the fuming and fussing, bulk y field 156 able to get Into Ierausc Plc hail a mild case (f ttit' 60 o the Ih'erwood t he flu, his doctor advised Country Club course, a lakeagainst competing, but John dotted, pine-studded layout that i ' w anted to get back at it. played even Longer than its _______ 1 like the competition out ,08)ardsbevauseu(tctujl here," he said, "Most of my temperatures and a gusty, Ceocms ninth grade baseball pitcher in the contest, his Oviedo on the strength of twc frurnd, are out here _____ Hubert tru.ks, swirling wind. team will put as undefeated i'et"orsj aiainst no dcfeat.s He rir in the filth rLen, Turn Watson, Ben Cr-enrecord Arnold Palmer birthed three line agams also had a line day at the pLate, Robertson grounded out to w" holes in a row at one stretch, Tr inity Prep junior varsity going th r ee-for-f our, including s rt the seventh inning. ta But So he celebrated his return to had a 70 arid was Just two today at 3 p.m in Sanford a double, Raines Itaines singled, stole second competition Thursday with a strokes off the pace, Aside from Raines' pergetting into the roughest dul to advawled on a four-under-par a and a the with of its idieduje not week. fornsance at the plate, passed lieU. lie then ic't*'t'd 0(1 - j KSONVILLE, iI IAPI bi g Labeon Harris for the first -jj Anderson went two-for , Anderson's Tep l,qtt rogt Scores thu r n itiri in UW sio, face a trio of Four-A andDaleOrrplckedupapelru( da y .0 tPt 11500(0 Greater ateriacksonvilieOpen Gulf JJCSW'i.)le Open Golf Towns - classification junior 'ar3ity singles In t,hree appearances In the bottom of the seventh, Tournament. pitt r'ec'$ c,'i th e 7,1 yard. teams. Scruinok, Lyman and K en Lee doubled in three Oviedo had a chance to once Cow'rv (l,r ls "Itfee odtobebackgj Lk1and. times at bat and Price Baker again tie the contest when the to be pl Iaoron Harris The Sanford Panthers not. also rapped out a two-bagger. host lions had Ricky Gallzmorr XtaWrey.aying again," said 3$ 53 "4 34 34J who used tome re- JOf.0 Mahatfey th th in to a win Qooms Jumped out two on eir four a row ird base wi Of* out. th th rhed Leonard PornptØr, 14 35 •t WedneMla) against Oviedo's run lead in the first, but the , Hut when the Baby Lions nsarkabLe sand play - he was .4 in four bunkers and played s-owt, c,,, ,, , )=or Sarah ) , -4, on a Jell l.uoi'is pulk"J even in the l)OttI)(fl trio-cl to O,*,tt we.,e, bunt, Haines thase four Isles one wither p u u--mo Anderson ucnhcr fly scoring (f tl Seci)fld. scooped squeeze up the ball Arnold Palmer sa 51-70 to take his share O f 'tun R,'wses in t& top of the The Lead went back to San- pitted the put-out with a peg to Bo(tv Cole 3634--70 . the A (p, •. - C.nc,nnali a, Mirvsota 1 1 Aelei 3, St bus 0 York (N)3. D$rat 7 (Al 6. Proladela P.tttburgPi?, KanSaS City I MIeaulp 50. Chicago IN) 6 San franc tscoi. San Cie'o I Baitmor, 53. T.-ias 3 Caitnia 7. Cleveland 6 Boston I. Hoi,ttcs'i 7 ray's P't?sbt,gh vs Atlanta at Well Patr' BOach. fl. Cnc'nnati vs Saltimore at Mam . Fla, Pd V - . U The best action of the night by far was Top-ranked North Carolina State, iiieansstiile, kept no one on the edge of his seat with an unsuspenseful, 92-78 rout of Providence in the East. These results, among others, set up the regional finals. UCLA will play San Francisco, which BOB BRUCATO, winner of more than 140 regular season and tour- - , at Runes was the winning . -.---- '' nament B! The AssocIated Press Thinsdey's Games Atlanta 3, New York (A) 7. 13 . .. Iran tiiella . - Ar.' I - LYMAN WRESTLER WINS TOURNAMENT . , i -~ - e. 1~ " • i - ' could get. With the present "no corn promie" rule, the arbitrator will have to award one or the other. Neither figure sensible, but one roust be cflcn, rotten tomato In the lettuce patch if some rules aren't cha nged by this time next year. This year went relatively smoothly. Players like the Minnesota Twins' Tony Ohs-a, feel they can handle thrncoddiffoutof court, rdive divisions), Out of the five Oakland players, Finley dropped the ball three times allowing three "unearned requests" to score and ended up paying what the player had asked for. Certainly not a desirable, or in this case, a healthy outcome for the A's owner. In addition to Jackson, pitchers Ken Holtunan, Rothe Fing, and Daro1 and don't consider it all nsary, Knowles won their paychecks at the table. Iloweser, some players involved Gene commended it as a "very pleasant ex. wts;il Tenaee and Joe fludi ended up taking ('harlie t,atj offered. and both had penenee" while anot her blasted it as a been offered uses cer the 1q73 season. 'iCs who you know type of thing' and The biggest pitfall of artAtratlon is the Labeled it as Just another case 0( PoIiticS, ______________________________________________________________ fact that, as the rules stand now, there can Undoubtedly It will be used next season, be no compromise, i the oriental art of but will needed changes be made? We'll set-bit bargaining and agreeing on a mean have to wait and see In the rrwan time 1 -i 's'! I! rks . . . t ! - Lwpx tunny just to w now much they headaches with the Seals and Tams, as both are occup>tng the cellar in their . - P ' sign with surne astronomical ptice like JT F. --`6M5 I • arbitration table across from Pirate And then Br own, maybe even raising Ulu* pay 15 grand in hopes of winning the dispute would be actually paying him more than he thought he was worth, es-en if he were to win 20 games. As outspoken astlie-Doc- is, it would be just like him to try and pull a stunt like that. Andthereareothersth major league baseball who wouldn't balk at the same : - -' ganws this year and next year sit at an that the s'stem worked. How well it will work in years to come up for specidation. The Athletics' controversial owner, Charlie 0., has drawn the largest number of playitim to the tablies — five. Fude) has been advised by a doctor to seflall his professional athletic teams. 'The A's, his basketball the Memphis Tarn,s and his hockey franchise the i 1. , Can )OU see him winning more than team 4 ' By J RICHARDS $0,0O0 inked in I ) I ,•,, with his we arm. is . ibi i _____ _____ it I V . , " i ; i__ P Exh t on Baseball Schedule _. i i ; _ v / Ellis is expected to be even better following surgery on a knee, which bef ore being operated on was directly correlated fact that the procedures resulted in sonabie set tlements in itself showed - — • than any other Buc starter. But this year who took unfair adrapt.ageof their players ~ 1. I Pittsburgh Pirates' pitcher "Doe" Ellis. For the past four seasons, Ellis, despite an annual sore arm, has won more games In a"tion. Gaherin added he felt that the the settlements cleared the air of the -misimmvption" that owners were people i 7~ • - hands are tied. Take for example a projection into the future and examine someone like the dub's "best offer." r •- arbitrator who presided at two hearings spilt his decision. Those who had three cases voted 2-1 a nd those hearing live ended up 3-2 in favor of the player. Arbitration in its sophomoric stages must be changed for the future or else next )'ear practically every player will become financial glutton and try to get In on a "good thing." Even it owners did possess a degree of satanic stinginess in their souls, they will be forced to offer more than they feelisrightiflorderiokeepfmmgetting completely. It's a knows fact peopL learn from experience and this year the players and owners have seen how an arbitrator's their offers just prior to convening the talks. Thirteen piaers ended up with their I • 10007_,~ , - - - -_ 1 S • i ~Li 11 i .,- record, According to Miller, every Manin Miller. player representative. and John Gaherin, labor counselor for the o%mrs. however, both agreed that the nings were successf ul. Miller pointing ou t that even the player's that lost didn 't really Lose. 'i'hey still got the club's best offer." In several instancets owners upped .1 1~ lllazzi In left field, Mike Andriano in center and Bob MILinorRh in right ______________________ __________ . that every arbitrator who sat in on several discussions ended up with a near even table-talks and let a third party hear his and Finley's case and decide who should be awarded what. Finley with his meager I ?) $100,000 or Jackson asking an increase -4 $60 In this case Jackson won. Whether leading t he A's with 117 RBI's and batting .2S3wasJackson'sbasisofargujnentand what Finley to nu is I1I not clear. "Mums," was the word for the majority of participants and especially the losers ' the games. The outleld will have Bob _________ Getting back to this third party, we find major league ball players. Jackson decided to go the route of represented IiI -t I I _. a, . ______ high "or" too low. Finley, he wanted $135,000. Finley offered himanevenhl00,000.So just 11ke 26 other 4W baseball teams Hounds have one win. high. then the Price that is paid and' received is probably just that, "either" aw-ners for more than ever if something playersw(seup riijlk isn't done about presentthey rules forbidding any type Of compromise. Reggie Jackson of UW Oakland Athletics made a respectable $75,000 last season. This spring he told his toss Charles a . . . North Carolina State will play the East finals against Pittsburgh, which lead over the stunned Irish. Notre Dame later came back behind John Shumate, who scored 34 points the third overtime to pull it out. 'j' by Bo Ellis and one by Ed Daniels In a trimmed Furman 81-78 at Raleigh, N. Flyers couldn't run with tue deep sixpoint streak with three minutes left C. Bruins at this point and were only able killed the Commodores' comeback Oral Rober ts and Kansas advanced to to score two hopes. point to UCLA'S 13 in the game, the fina ls of the Midwest. Oral Roberts t hird extra period. David Thompson connected for 40 Notre Dame wasn't so lucky, though, defeated Louisville 96-93 and Kansas Howard Smith scored 16 points and points to lead North Carolina State's big Michigan took the fight out of the rallied for a 5544 decision over Kevin Restani added victory over Providence. 14 for San Fighting Irish with a shocking 77.6 Creighton in Thursday night's Francisco. The Dons grabbed the lead Bill Knight scored 34 points, 22 of victory over the nation's second.rankecj sernifiruils at Tuki, Okla for good midway through the them in the second half, to lead Pitt. stay undefeated in Baby Hounds, at 3 p.m. and the Greyhound dropped Jones S-O. Other starters should include Coach Donnie Smith (eels the Jayvees hosts Lecsburg In a After Saturday's game th e Rodney Dowling at firs t, Jeff key will be the pitching. The doubleheader, Hounds face the three toughest Hodges at second, Bob (r(-vh(lunds are 2-0 on tji' year, The l.vnian varsity !.'ks to teaiiis in the Metro in sue- (st,sntifl _______________ - ____________ - at short and Terrst'.iti,i, l'thSeinin!,' ant 1tk' "either-or" basis. The pla>er ends up signing for "either" his requested salarY "or" owner's offer. There's plenty of room for greed and exploitative padding, filling U the dotted Iineandifthetwofiguresjsthappentobe "either" a little low "or" ridiculously OT of the first and second overtimes, at M and Then Bill Walton, UCLA's out. over Vanderbilt in the other Mideast game at Tuscaloosa, Ala. UCLA's proud defending champions put down stubborn Dayton Ill-loo in triple overtime Thursday night in a pressurized West regional semifinal ' 9 Tinker Field to play Edgewater Tigers 1(3.0, and the Greyhounds staff. This year baseball owners and players resorted to the fine art of arbitration to se ttletheir contraddjfferences, In speed's haste the task at hand was completed, but w.it( h out. Noth ing that simple is going to worksmoothlytwo,earsinarow.CaJJing in an Impartial third party Is grand, but when could In overall, but buckled under Russell's time. The score was also tied at the end finals against Marquette, a 69-61 victor Faced by 3udden-death extinction. *_ - iSk,00fl) 1: U Scare game at O at the end of regulation the Wolverines a berth in the Mideast escape by UCLA and the end of the serial for Noire Dame, we Meadows (2) HPB fly inl 0 H 1%siJ Dayton Michigan's stunning victory earned another episode after a cliff-hanging - in the conference while the with Winter Park Friday. I'hilips in right, Hal Staats in base, Joe Seminari at second Expected to get the starting ce nter, and Ed Callanin left, base, Matt Simoneili at short. will be looking to keep their The two teams have had one nod Saturday is Bob Keane, Starting at 10a.m. will be the stop and Mickey Manning at the perfect records intact Saturday common foe, Jones. The who has been the most con- first game of a doubleheader hot corner. Scott Clark Is cxwhen the Hound varsity visits Orlando tw swamped sistent hurler on the Greyhound betct'n lAsburg JV and the pected to catch at least one of Ts(S I.>man Herald Staff Writer iiiie defeated New Mexico 6461 In the less t West holding a 17-point lead at one time. dramatic second game of tha But the Flyers rallied behind Nke doubleheader at Tucson, Ariz. Sylvester and Dos. Smith to ti e -- , 1 J lt Jt)hl ('HEIIW,t herald Correspondent NCmA • • \ __ hauled In a 400 T "V L) hi 11 F or T.&I f AS R H RBl IP R CR H SO SO MC'àdo*I(WI 3 2 1 6 6 1 0 I 0 3 5 I 0 lF?t'O (LI 6 3 3 S 2 ) Valencia Seaçraves, Cl plus foot drive off Wise's bat and made an over-the.ahoulder catch for out number two. I I DIU 0 . Is 1 4 1 Seminole Valencia I 0 1 1 ones. rf 4 0 30 0 i 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 / AN0%6, .... __ - . • Down The Line n!.j '' big fans to get the initial outs in both Innings to dampen rally attempts. Pinch hi tter Keith Kushnev grounded out to shortstop on a call even Seminole thought could have received the hands down signal. Colon Luther then ripped a triple to right center. Kerr, Skip Skelton led off with a free pass. Wayne Weszka squaring around as if to Lay down a sacrifice bunt, drew In the third baseman and chopped a high bounder over third for a safety. Tim Shea advanced both runners with a sacrifice bunt. ' $ 11, our oeninu secona nue anu erueu up w aiiauuw s.eiiwr iieg, Jones had to make a last second dive to come up with the out. challenge from Valencia. In the sixth and eighth the first man to face Meadows reached first. The Matadors, pesky with the bat all day and capable of moving th e runner along with a bunt or hit and run, got a good look at what reaching back is all about. The SiC hurler who struck out six In the game came through with designated hitter Steve Schuck grounded out to second. Adding what proved to be a crucial insurance run in the UCLA The game ending out came when right fielder Terry Jonesflna1lycaughtupw1thawndblOwflPOP) that started warnea only two, Meadows had to reach back for that something extra in the sixth, eighth and ninth innings and got circus catch out of Kt rr in center-fIeld to ball him out of a tough final Inning gap between first and second to send Isler borne with run ntimber two of the inning, The Matadors had reached Meadows for a run In the first 32 Friday, Mar. 15, 1974-7A threshold of becoming the first team ever to win the National Association of lntercollcgiate Athletics basketball champion, ship Four times, The second-seeded Thorot'-eds, who had to display class to overcome Midwestern of Texas 074 Thursday night, hope to jursip another hurdle tonight In a semifinal battle with No. 14 West Georgia. The other semifinal contest Iflhl the night's t 'attain r,(is'r sends No, 16 St. Mary's of Texas against No. 4 Alcoq-n A&M. West G eorgia advanced by whipping Indiana of Pennsylva. ma 103.69, marking the third gaille in as many appearances in this 37th annual tournament the Braves have broken the lO0jsint mark. St. Mary's downed No. 8 Au- gustarsa of Illinois 74-65 in the quarter-finals, and Alc'oi-nA&M edged Ilano,'rr of Indiana 107 102 in a double overtime cliffftn,'r TOhIONT'$ SELECTIONS ' R'S Onger (i). Lisans Fancy (II, Lot Colrn (3), 7- M'chaet I '%lr,cl 161 3-impressIve StylC IS), Loch Cactva Ill. Ru I?) 1 Sr C,rr,ci,.r..j fu Ilnjp Dream 1 4 , labulous G'r) Ill. S Volans I? 1 , dsonW. Tell Sos. (I), $ "m H u Lantey W'itiim (2t. Ramah (1), Ir.pi Itg (II, 7 - V4ntag (SI, AarrieM,strrss (7). SmIn' Lu 1) I ('Mt ilos.Oa ), 5' Maker W. Dolly Day III 9 GrnJ Honora (II, Hallelujah )or'I'S W. tiara An (2). 10 K,ng (SI Sherry oi, Ais Zippy My 131, II '-- Tampa (7), Sadie Oak (6), Dark P f (3) Ii - Lite R' r 5), ,,, ,-- - Sa ndy la0('e - ' ,, scoreboard," Kelly said after the Flyers' 4.2 victory, The news from New York was that the Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Rangers 5.2 to remain within eight points of �J 8A—The Sanford Herald Friday, Mar. 15. 1974 — - ne b i eating Your kee th an electric shaver, J.aviuy I — - t - I Pastor's Corner I a Ke 'ilbiii's-what starts sloppy ulurmzurul.ue5, (Rftalls uuc cry; 1. -- - — the old moulhot, i v __ , -- nr - i miles: anyway.) among us, Sub!") Aside from having to admit, There it is, with built-In exRelationship w hen I buy shoes, that my size clamatlon points. Seriously, there's nothing is 12, my feet don't give &,ic funny about troubled feet. "There is a definite Correci shoes are Important much trouble. "Your shoes should never relationship between different to (In this connection, I might , and "Four out of live Americans d 'breaking in.' They either areas of the nation and di note that my favorite shoe have loot trouble, fferent problems arise, see Your and 90 per feel perfectly comfortable in foot ailments. For clerk, for years, has been a cent of the friendly chiropodist. Or this trouble is sell. the store.. or you don't want Deep South leadsexample, in athlete's fellow who wears size 13, and podiatrist, Or Dr. SChOU. m!" by Inflicted!" the article con. fool the time he gets through telling tinues, exclamation-point. (Herring boxes without WE HAVE STATE FORMS me his pedal woes, I buy with a It's says the topses, sandals were for sznileandleavehisstorefecung hint-filled article, which Is ClCfleflhijw.) positively dainty.) flagrantly hosiery-oriented. "Pains In the foot or leg S .y Thus it was with something of "Do you take daily foot. should not be neglected, a shock that I read the other anymore than you would 17 day in one of those helpful (Lather up on the 5th Amend- neglect a stomachache," magazine articles: mentori this one, it you prefer.) (Carry a Toot.sie Roll of '1f you're a man of average Before donning shoes In the Thms) ____ weight. your feet take a daily morning, use foot powder, "Trim your toenails about A. beoting equivalent to over two careful!)' powdering between once a week." million pounds of sledge toes." (This guy will stoop to Reason 3. We take all the hammer blows! Ili an average anything.) ill's easier if you - . -A&IMAn Peggy i0 REV. WILLIAM F.NNIS All Souls Catholic Church This coming Sunday is St. Patrick', Day. As an Irishman I would be remiss ill did not devote this column to St. Patrick! I ! Henry Block has According to a s6enth century tradition Patrick died in the Province of Ulster ( north Ireland) on March 17, 461 A.D. The country of his adoption, almost entirely pagan -- when he first set footonht,wasvirtuailyChristiaflwbe,,hedied remn - Can W1*1son Save Britai n 1i - -. . 44'C L R RI ' 12JBIG 2 . i - _______ - - . - .. I'l - , - ;. T - time we when It comes to preparing your We conduct in-depth ~I brch I Patrick first came to Ireland ~ — 83 a captive — In the year 389. in the reign of NIail High King. .0 It was 43 years later, in the year ., "v"'O" , '. I#' lust., I 432, in the reign ul Laoghairyfligh King, I that he came upon the mission which was so miraculously to change the t Islands destiny, . . *As 8 Captive!erptured by a party of Irish marauders and sold as a slave In Ireland) his occupation as a shepherd upon a moun. -_ . / ta inslde was fine probation for the holy career that was to be Patrick's. do this need before you put on your socks.) "Too tight or too loose hosiery He states in his 'Confessions" that in his wayward youth at i return. "Bathroom surgery on corns, can cause or aggravate corn. home he had forgotten ('sod, and had wandered from Him into the 0 0 Ways Of sin. Alone with his herd upon Slab Mis during callouses. and blisters. is out,, mon foot 1.5 ' interviews to make sure we th edayand ,t' night, the months and the seasons, his spirituality was understand your personal tax I? re.i _ -,r -I - ; -. 11 r .___ 4.. . . 11 7 . .11 ;ikeneti and (l guided his feet to the path of duty again. sittiation. And Nve keep all 0 _ t, ovas always careful." he says in his 'Confessions', "to lead By ROBERT BETTS information completely confidential. A IL if, unions. Repeated disruption of labor administration a '''i my Flocks to pasture and to pray fervently, The love and fear of . man. come increasingly under the O O P N TS Copley News Service industry had brought on an date to pursue their con- influence of left God more and more inflamed by PEGGY MILLER ' READS SClifill' ist extremists. heart; my Faith enlarged, my economic crisis that threatened ventjonai po'icieS" Liberal spirit augmented, so that I d a hundred prayers by day an The slimness of Labor's ...Wjth Christine Smullin / take shape was a creative Can Harold Wilson save to paralyze the country. i almost as many by night. I arose Party leader Jeremy Thorpe majority forces Wilson to ' / before day in IlOivemnent the snow, in the group Britain? for teen-a With the slogan "Who said. * Frost, and the rain yet Irecelved no harm nor was ge I'eg' revealed, "Rev. Bill reader's theater. They are 99 modity his stand on some of the _ laffected with For the second time in his governs Britain" the 1 $. . I'eggy cnvmons a seminar 'OR COLOR T siothFu1ne. For th en the spit of God Tories girls which meets every Pickett isenior minister) has available for worship Tories believe that's a nice Issues for which he campaigned was warm within me." Wednesday afternoon, the girls services, under Creative Ministries been plodding career, the smooth, portrayed the election as a way of ,Thus he spent se ven years in human slavery, working saying the people cannot most strongly. They include th e particularly en' seasonal programs, and as a sponsorship for Sunday School out with Pipe-puffing leader of the Labor choice for voters tw.en truly learn to express feelings couraging." God his spiritual frcednm, be make up their minds whether Socialist goals of widely ex. . teaching tool In Sunday School teaclwrs and vacation Bible through movement, gain poise, Party has stepped in as prime democratic government on the One night in a dream he heard a voice telling im tr they want a strong and durable panded nationalization of in. J:L'I11I11' The drama group is a classes or Junior Church. stage presence h to avel to . School workers to train them in minister. promisirig to clear up one hand. and labor anarchy on government dedicated to dustry. and his promise to ' the seash ore at a certain place 200 miles distant, where he woul and become less fellowship of adults interested They are now working on a d inhibited. "The main PUTPe 1$ in drama as the mess the Tories left behind, the other. Britain's economic survival renegotiate Britain's terms of find a ship on which he would make his escspe. He found the ship -_ an outlet for fun, service on prejudice and hope story telling and pantomime. self -enrichment. but we have _______________ He governs without an overis and a three days ' The voters answered by and national security. or one entry to fellowship and an opportunity LIUMOUB voyage brought him to the land from which he E the European Conunon ~ K * to do children's theater and all found ways to lncr,rpg)rate them Peggy summed up her majority, however, giving Labor the more seats that can only had been carried captive. to share their faith. The small discussion starter plays, lead eventually to mIsMnrket. The most pressing ___________________ feelings with,-1feel fulfilled in depending on 14 Liberals to than the Conservatives, a ; traditional worship ser. (re of inteested player THE INCOME N E T A X PEOPLE 0PLF He tells us in his 'Confessions' that even though "dictatorship of the question is whether he rill be s are is-es, such as the Christmas he WiLl 'home' ig iii.ole a pI.0 fr myself swing the vote his wa's in Remaining seats are SANFORD "I am constantly on the in pa rticipating in one-act and he rotthl "find no peauc for t hinking of the country and the people, LONGWOOD held by proletariat," just as Karl Marx able to fulfill his promise of , cantata, and youth choir con. t God can use me best.Parbament. I 101 E. First St. the Liberals and 24 members of envisioj, longers plays, improvisational lookout for all sorts of enrich. Ilicy were the center of the thoughts of the day and the abandoning the wage co ntrols ____________________________________________ 11 certs. The "Brotherhood and drama, choral readings Wilson ousted Conservative various smaller parties. •3I4M UNT dreams of the night, He was filled with a burning desire to preach The Labor Party, Imbued wdch the last Tor y government and intent possibilities," Peggy said, I.A)%C" program presented to __________ Robin Basinger, a Lan ___________ Mon.. FrI.to Sat,.Sun.to3 leader Edward Heath in an 'The outcome of the election with Plus the 'faith' to the Irish people. So he went to the continent of I Marilan theories, has tried to enforce. "in the fall we offered a six Iligh School student, is among the youth fellowship was so well election t climaxed a long clearly shows that the ekeOpen T ight No Appointment Nic*sary _____________________________________________________ weeks program — "Becoming Europe, in all probability to Auxerre, to be trained for the se in Creative Movement done they have been Invited to WA bitter struggle between torate Is not prepared to give I Woman" — exploring the ' priesthood under the renowned bishop Germanus. group. She enjoys interpreting present it at a regular church Heath and the militant trade either a Conservative or a changing role of a Christian "The Lord's Prayer" and Years ter, having been consecrad Bishop, Pope Clestine service. woman in u wwrwu mm to carry the gospel to the land of his love Jm ..cniury various — "This church is open to in. songs. Christine followed by a "Total Woman" Smullin Arid conferred on him the Romannoblename Patricius novative programs and change finds the drama gruup LORD'S 1RAYER He first turned his attention to converting the princes, course in which 50 women were Fun and a and I have felt perfectly free chance to express ,,.Itobi, Basinger interprets enrolled. Tho church is herself. knowing that this would influence the people more than anything within confines of good taste else, He organized the Churches to suit local conditions, making illerald Photos by Jane Casselberry presently sponsoring a PET and sanctity of the church," i his diocese equivalent to the local prir.cedonia, (Parent Effectiveness and organized his Training course. episcopal sees on the monastic pattern. All during the years of evangelization he met with strong Position, particularly from the Druids. He speaks in his 'Con. fessions' of the 12 dangers o(his life, and thought of martyrdom as a distinct possibility, I)r. Harold A. Harris, Florida Chorale. The Chorale rumnniage sale Saturday from 9 minister of First Christian 4) L; ,~ Nevertheless, after a full life, rich with great labors greatly 0 . a.m. to Spin, in the old Hunt . 1 Church, has been named to a 25- the Sanford area including a codone, blessed by seeing the fruit ripen from the seed he sowed, i. t Li ricoln-Mercury Building onthe imian state Patrick passed away in about the year 461 — leaving behind a committee composed billing with the Ballet Guild at corner of Palmetto Rev. Mike Priddy will conand Corn. m mainly of business and the Civic Center for the is man one of their own Mutual mercial Street in Sanford. duct a yough crusade at the ! The 12 days of his 'wake' are known as l.aithi na Caointe, professional people in con. Concert Association. Church of God of Prophecy, the IINFRlAL&UT1ON Days of Lamentation, when a whole nation whom nection with a National The Seminole Chapter of W91W 0 4Y) Elm Ave., Sanford, March he had brought " Development Campaign for l)eMoiay will be guests at the 11 to Christ, bewailed the most mournful loss a nation had ever 18-24 at 7:3ts p.m., Sunday - The San ford Area Emmanuel School of Religion, a.m. worship hour. Buddy Association Ministerial known. Thus passed away one of the greatest, perhaps the will meet at REV. FIIJYI) H. Lawhon of evening sei-vices begin at 7. Milligan College, Tenn. greatest, that Ireland ever knew, or e ver will know Echols is pr (leveland, Tenn., national — still more, Res'. Priddy has been active in esident of the Fellowship Hall of First Eiiuiumuel is a graduate DeMolays. Jolene one of the dominant personalities of world lüstory, whose Brubaker, evangelist for the Church of mission work in the )OUth in_____ Presbyterian Church, at 11 fluence will end only with the final running ou school supportesi by the cso a member of First Ch GOd, will conduct an t of the sands of Virgin islands; served as State I Christian Churches, and the is the fl."Mnlist' cutkA,.aurch, a.m., Tuesday. All ministers S time. '.....L W5 ""'" UI tsiurcn 01 '' UUV di -art' asked to attend in view of a state effort will be a part of a What Confucius was to the Oriental, Moses to the Israelite, 1tf'2v, DAVID ('I,srdie. Pastor Sanford Church of God at God of Prophecy in North number of Mohammed to the Arab, Patrick was to the Gaelic race, 6001) SIIEPHAIU) $1.(X)0,000 a year effort for a 10 important decisions Because electricity is so W 22nd St., March 17-24 at of Free Methodist Church of Carolina and edited a national [Jul the individual electric customer won't to be made. Among these will LUTHERAN I finish with his morning prayer: year period. 'The appointment important to us all, we naturally Kissimmee, 7:30 pin, each night except will hold Christian outreach periodical. feel this lull impact of higher fuel costs be the possibility of a of Dr. harris was made by pay close attention to the cost Sunday when service will evengelistic meetings at lie was graduated From Lutheran Church Women of inunity wide drama workshop Christ before me. Christ behind, Eugene Johnson, Tampa atAnd since we use it in so many 11 1111111111111111 ~~~~~~ begin at 6 p.m. Pastor J. T. s-i Sanf ord-Eu3tis Toiiiljrtson College. Cleveland Free e ~ ,,Z z lr~rWllrj 1111110 Good Shephard Lutheran will sponsored by the association for natural gas Christ alone tome>' who is chairman for some m' of our heart Of generation. About to bind. ways, we can't imagine doing 24 per Methodist Church, Sanford, Tenn and is presently serving I'itLs says the services are state oFinterstof cent in 3973. And we have two nuclear reactors Christ beneath me, Christ above, committee. Dr. The ap. meet Mondayat7:45p.m,attlle youth of the churches interested without it. It's a vital part of our open to the public. March 19-24 at 7 p.m. as a national evangelist. home of Mrs. Gerhart in Christian drama, Following Christ around IX)intment producjniedectrjc5,. with was made on rntftfnr,,,. ...i,,,_i_._ arms of love. Fuel everyday life. I hIarrntn Bergman, fit. 1, Sanford, the business session, there will basis are below that of residualfud oil. FP1 uses a sophis. VIA Electricity is known for - ~ the Speaker will be Mrs. Christine be a prayer Fellowship Followed higher education Christ in all on whom e think across the tiC,3tt'd computer (Ipt'r,iiion to help plan the .ivailabk' is goad qualities case of use. Jones of Seminole County by a noon luncheon at Holiday ' 'sears Christ their food and m — fuel mis in order to have the mo-A eflicient units non-polluting at the point tit Association for Retarded inn. Christ their drink. SANFORD ALLIANCE LEGIONNAIRE HONORED generating deetricstv at the lowest possible costs. COflVCflItnce. reliability, and Christ in all who look on me The Young Floridians a Children. Carpool will meet at Wc burn the chejpest fuel 's's.eha's.t. Run the most cleanliness In addition to all of AMERICAN LEGION Post 53 of Sanford the church at 7:15 to go to the Christ in every face l.ONGWOOI) NAZARENE I see. I ' choral group From Central : ' efficient ecin. these, electricity is iflcpens;Ve in honored Frank Luecker (left) past service -Florida Youth for Christ In meeting. We're not happy about the high comparison with the general cost of Fuel , The Longwood Church of the at an awards dinner held Thursday night at the , Orlando, will be in concert at RFJ)EEMER LUTHERAN increasing your monthly hillsW'r working as hard . of living. Incpenssve, despite Naz.arene will have a pastor s post home. The certificate of service was .\ the Sanford Alliance Church, as we canto hold any future increases to a minimum. W high construction costs, high c la s s be g inning March 24 '. 1403 S. Park Ave., Sunday, at 7 Rev. lance Netland of If presented by Post Commander James Ripley. re encouraging the scirch for more domestic uringt e regular Sunday interest rates, the fuel crisis and ,. -' p.m. Lutheran Church, Orlando, (Herak Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) IF. general inflation. And still. II 001 hour. This class is for I Ito rm It— --%? It I I F the nast six vears the those interested in electric r.itcs are far below iheCust of Living. .'' chorale learning has toured extensively Despite our bc-si -ttorts. ro:s gri'unl ran , ... sIv a bout the church, it's history .a5qj tirgout the eastern United Church in %Wrr fortunate. rules and ness' pressures art' r.d.iog it '•''-' States with their director, Dave . , 1 bc s'-i of ektnits h.;s bttn going thw,n . On March 20 guest speaker and (loctorine. Pastor W .L. ipL , NEV,\ 011k (APi Those responsible adulthood, says i;;t.ir.it'ly m'rc L' sp('nssvt' is' ' Ansireone. They have released at the Mid.Week Lenten service Holconik nm>- be contacted for v Ior over forty ycars, There %v* ,' ., . as nothing migical about streaking" cut-ups may be the Rev. Dr. Seward Ililtner. a makeand thstril,tite thi, -;m an album. -Our Time to Sing." will be Rev. S. L. Ifoard. of Our further information. The class rl~~ G , r ~ this reJucIion.%Ve just develotwd tvtter ict hnolcrgy. ~ . . showing more than they realize. noted theologian-psychologist energy which will be available at the Savior Lutheran, Orland Ile % ill be held in the pastor's study, 1s\t loundihJtt1Ij.)erposserpLintscoulJprjiict including a subconscious wish of Princeton Theological \umLrone ni1J;t at 9:45 DONALSONVILLE, Ga. conclusion of the program will speak at 7:30 p m on 'I'he to be small children again &mlnar) energy cheaper. And built more elliot ft transmission floss, is the ssorlths ide fiitI ". (APi — An attorney for Wayne io Nail of Hatred. immune facilities. from care or re"There's a part of all of us 1101.'. LRO.SS EPLS(0I'AI. crisis. It has driven thec'ost Carl Coleman, one of three men i -ussr ,S--" UNITED us.s • Redeemer's Ladies Aid sponsibility. 1. It worked. During 1073 the average resi. that would like to remain basicof rvs;du.;l tue-I 'uI up W,iv .I) convicted in the Aklay slayings t,t-' g will meet at 7:30 That and various other mmally Irresponsible, that wants to dent;alccsst of 2.27c pci kilowatt hour (11 usage "The Gospel Blimp," a color Up L'° -r unt lust since here last year, says it may be Central Florida Chorale fl on March pulses to mock the 21. pressures of go back to uncomplicated childd the Ktsh film based on Joseph l3ayly's charges • . .'rpmnsimateiuf 1%3' And is ssc4l October! Ard ssc rely on weeks before Coleman's case present a concert mora of vocal adult reality are seen by sev. hood." tn-low thc- 3.17 Kwh cost of 1053— twenty years hook, is coining to 1101)' Cross DELTON/I UNITED N can be appealed to the Georgia du.it hid cot liii oS peru-n! ti numbers at the First United .) eral religious scholars in the He says this is especially Parish [fall at 7 p.m., on arl;cr!Forsc'veraIye.mrs_1ocs,hrotigh3o2.lthis P.IETIIOI)lS'T Supreme Court. Methodist Church of Sa nford on lutsr)t"ss(1-g(n4-r,;tlon, • • current campus antic of run- marked In the "Intermediate WINNERS IN FREE METHODIST CONTES T cost drctplx~d to less thin 2c, A12 1.217c ivr Ktvh, A massive amount of paper. Sunday evening, Afamilynight lu-4 what i,, firsiditil itirl (it]' ning nude through public stage" of growing up. $ The film tells the story of a SANFOlfl)EUSTIS FreeMethodist Sunday work is necessary to prepare electricity is an lncspcnsivrsen',rnt, (A kilowatt hour i It ns tht' tue-Ioil near the so'caliccj • places. Such regressions, intergroup of enthusiastic but adults in six-weeks reading contest reading a total of 1,584 the evening's activities at 6 Women meet this Monday at the trial manuscript for the in if misguided church people who pful, he l hoses high court, allot-ne's Harold P it, , to be followc4l bya variely P-111- in the Fellowship Ila 0-çi HIP Bible p1tits 16.968 pages in rr. -s ,-\t-jJ (it it comt-' gm"olam st the child ig.iin't Its' IiricIs'ct of 'I) set out to take the (isispel to the . program featuring the Central Mrs. Shelley Hayes, program Lambert of Bainbridge said This progressive work Is still going on. Esther Oldaker and Bonnie Presley: back row, tud, kerosene, light distlLit5 isi;h; . Isabella and Mary --------. chairman, will present slides on prop, of their town through Thursday. But it is taking nina' and more belt lightening Okiaker, and hilly, ["at and Carol McDonald. home heating oil and die- 4.1 (tic-I) 1 ho , UO a mp. ''The Junaluska Story'', with Lambert and Tracy Moulton, and mnnova.'ive thinking to bring shout 'ncrrmst'ef nit and natural , Ih-re's itit' nt-'odu 11111*1' -Herald 1 F'hs ii by ( ;('uu!').:i' I 1ave There's many a laugh when -' Mrs Ilildred Erickson giving s • a Blakely lawyer, are the only itticicns-jj's At FPI cci ire deelic 1t(\ItneJc'sthm,,ine, For ot t lift osu 'lou cm burn it onl> RI tII the ons and attorneys to Me formal appeals aer :hi, sti far Moulton also reprsss'n!usical selection :I' sllc)uld coiiie to us .~i~_-1 - RrinqsC retvjty To% seminary, his first assignment rediscovered in contemporary brought them back to his home worship,thc, along with church. music, were aaays part of The role of director of lhe daughter of a man's expression of faith," creative ministries seems to be missionary minister, Peggy Peggy said, "dating back to made to order for the special was born in South America and primitive man. In the 19th talents of Peggy Miller and In a i well grounded In the century, however, these Forms way it was. The administrative Christian faith and was exposed fell into disrepute In most boald at Community United to the more traditional forms of Christian churches," she Methodist Church of worship. stated, "but this is no longer Casselberry, was astute enough At Asbt1ry — a Christian true." to take advantage of the jewel liberal arts college - she in their midst and Initiate the majored In Speech and Dtimriuj prThe Creative Minist ogram at Communit% creative ministries post. and toured with the Kings Methodist has a two-fold pur. Players a Christian drama p she stated. First, to tint For Peggy, a pretty group, She became aware that, statuesque blonde, is the wile althou gh the primary way of creative ways to reach people and second, to provide an opof the church's associate communicating th e gospel In portunity persons young and minister, Rev. Ken Miller. A worship services, is preaching, old not for neccsarily talented, t local boy, Ken met Peggy while there are other worship forms add another dimension of ex. they were both attending that may touch individuals. pression. Asbury College in Wilmore, Ky. "Although music, drama and "God is the creator ar.d I After graduating from (lance are now being believe in creative worshi1, involving mind, body and spirit," Peggy declared. '1 _ X wanted to Find a place nh"r" iuld get peiipk' together ii. small groups to motivate them se their creative abilities." Among the first ideas to Many Stiffer . Miller Friday, Mar. 15,1914-1 B By JANE CASSELIWjIRV Church Editor ireland 'l. 1-4 eB,.akgn, Ill' I Missionary mmw .1 The Sanford Herald . ______ ______________________________________________ C on - , - l 'I _____ • - - - i 4 I J . - Why higher elechic bills? Harris To Aid Graduate School A Church Plans Youth Crusade an,* .4i r '. COST' OF L1G THE COST OF ELECTRICITY F - ''• - " k , I - for / costs Streaking Is a y .' ' , oL Long Delay Expected - ' Mock Pressure IC) -- ,.-. ' . ,, -- IJ OJ9 ' i2i~01 .' "IO "%7.. () - o'. c' • 7 - A ' . -- -- , chapters -- , - ';:: rd Coleman. Attorneys for Carl Isaacs and George Dungee, however, have filed motions in lower courts. Ad three men were convicted In the slayinizs of six members of a S&':manuk Count) farm family in May 1973. They were stntenced to die in the electric 1fFhVd,f§q, Where to go for all the information you need about your IIt'W COt'fl. munity. SEA HUGHES U4 9212 chair-, Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 53492)2 Casw$berry _______ I nim-sta I S rt't,nen;esdoni in mii Ii nesidsi sI list i ' tid is 'cpt rwlts I it lilt ( ompred with 454 per cent 'st Ill (or sssi:rt intl 22 3 r i'm mr light elitiiiati's Sinceso little' i made. use demand is fierce. And the price t'sc.II,ltes In I.sniiary I"73, Ius'se sulphur residual de-Isecrisl Its I Ii at Port I:vergl.msk is'e'ra,'eii $3.84 per barrel (-52 ,aa0 in, to,i ,',itrt', I pile' tirse. hut r is' So i$ n L'aru'i n - SIDNEY THOMPSON *3' 92)2 means I column by 2 in- ches. Too small for an ad to be noticed or el Wive? You're reading this end ' flsironmentally accept . ibis so shn't 'ft l'ok Irli, tor the most economical cc my to make — intl ckhscr — dean efficient electricity you to> In tb past, our tll(srk it ne re wed Itch noingy and dl luency rolled hack the-price you paid. Tisdy. is,in entirely different 5l(%l,ltosn We're lighting a holding actions against spiralling esternal cost But the' same' kind of business know-how sc-ill continue to keep rice you pay lot- . Foesi City HILDA RICHMOND 66*-Sill Deuona Si I e s sin - Th I r ft ~ I , r.' , W -" - - ' - . ,,- • - , electricity re,ison,m,e '1 /.. -- - / — Ji -, - - .. to Si! 1!land sps s, Ii'. l's' uh'litvt-th.is & a 0 *,F%4 V Any " Ig Fwple. ' , - . . / ' - CHARACTERS PORTRA T'ED DIMINGI \ Il \ sea son each Sunda mt the II d ni service s oung United Meth odi st' C pee p1 I ' d lerent character that (fie h in a5hØj ° pe %fl a W W. tiirpor t ., s par. I icipat ing in the Seminole sifter overnight . enminodations in their homes to Baptist Msociation sponsoI It to .Anyone wishing Wor ld Missions Conference, to host should notify lie (litirch March I4I7 The World Mission Conference mc 'sS ill be hi Id ich ssff-u. is c "ii psos..siblt . Lea Heard. right. will be Salome this Sunday. Previously Chip Johnson portrayed Herod and Buddy Echols, Philip. •.••_," - - _t'.. --'-: - - , I 1. , - ' S - ' - -. - ' . . . (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) >rflA(Y UNITED ,r.,fllIUS .- A tvemng , (left) - - I ' . Kirtley is asking timembers to . - --17 - - Places; sthen their public ., ! cs s>stcm goes ha>wir The Lenten Studs Jecus ( hrist for Toda's by 's% illiam I itt r cs hen well meanini uan,elisrn begins to change to Ii irela> will continue what s good for public re I nesda> us nini itIOftS nd (hristi,in prmn ltssoin >'outh f the Misnhattan ti?ls start to fall by he Avenue United Methodist wayside, there is a lesson to lx' Church of Tampa cs-Ill be earned. visiting the Deltona United PlNFCKEST BAPTIST Methodist on March 30 and will give a musical concert open to PInCIest Baptist Church, 319 hostess. - , . s --:.'-'. r i!e'I ~ A fi the Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 . at 7:30 Ill - ' " , , . , .. ' ., '(1 in. and at 11:00 a.m.on Sunday. Foreign, home and state missionaries participate in these ser. DeBAR'i'— United Methodist 'sires w hi ch are Church of l)eBarv will hold a public - WINDY JOHNSON AND THE MESSENGERS A GOSPEL nitisic concert will be presented at Church of God of htmrophecy. 4965. Central Ave ()viedu, Saturday at 7 :30p ni by Windy ,limhnson and the Messengers , �2B—The Sanford Herald Friday, Mar. 15, 1974 - Dear Va:A.s "'A " Abby %(-rnLs 4S .N4011% I (nii iI speech 4Couragru6 " 'i'trtd I t'%Itt ?4J* II t)iiri t U Iit'ituti. 1amiIy Name _. Ani*e' to P ,e,,ous Putii 1 • Eavesdropping j A I 1A3i.• ______ ,. _____ AtPTtd IA tf CARROLL Garden Circles RIGHTER'S 'r.)[_ ir j$4 T ''' & Mrs. Whitman Hopton presented a program Oh GENEVA - Mrs. Joseph M. preparing material for flower Fahey, recognized for her arrangements. Her demon. statewide garden activ!tIes raUnwudedged tofurnish SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1874 including Gardens for the members with InformaUt*o Blind, conducted a workshop on how to keep flowers fresh and In GENERAl. TENDENCIES: No day to take chances with th e ma king of miniature gr. good condition throughout the reputation, or to try to put across any plans that could require dens at the March business and two-day annual flower show force, determination. But a fine time to work conservatively on luncheon meeting of the Garden scheduled April 26 and 27. sonebasic arrangements that build new security for ) Club. The show will be held in the ARIES 1 Mar. 21 to Apr. 191 Get your work done in a clever stressing the best types of Community Center from 2p.m. and proper way now, and show respect for bigwigs. Pay 111s. Be plants, sand, charcoal and to 8 p.m., on Friday, and from on time for important appointment. gravel to use, the speaker 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Listen to what new have to say. Don ' t come to any decisions or make new contacts cautioned gardeners that if the Exhibits for the horticulture plans now, terrarium appears cloudy, too division of the show will be but await a better day. much water is being used. Sie accepted from the public large. (EMINI May 21 to June 21) Handle responsibilIties today also pointed out that t errariums For further information o instead of playing. Listen to mate's suggestions, but don't coriizi3it require a minimum of care how to enter a specimen, and yourself to anything yet. Avoid a gossip. will survive indoors In Intense contact Mrs. Albert Croninger. MOON CHIU)REN June 22 to July 21 1 Be as ta ctful as you heat and cold. can in finding out what your partners expect of you and try to ROSE CIRCLE please them. Steer clear of gossips tonight. -Mrs. Fahev xuested that LEO(July to Aug. 21) Get work done without wasth* Ume when using a large jar, the -Mrs. Henry Simpson foolishly, then enjoy amummenL you like in p.m. Take health rnetal top should be replaced presided over the Mar ch treatments. Avoid one with strange ideas, with plastic wrap for the plants meeting of Rose Circle of VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get duties done, then have the to receive necessary daylight. Sanford Garden Club. fun you like with the congenlab you like. t new talent to work Shcrecommended that plants annual flower show that can be remunerative, should be of the slower growing scheduled March 20, from 2 to L TERRARIUM Womsww from the Carroll Righter nfts • Is A Prob!err, S NW Csgs Th V. NS he.. tSPeri4o tlt 16 sefenwitrootr So I? Rh . hUrt - t'-rp •t .- ,. .:tiI ra tt le flyer 24 Patron urnlo4 imIh. salws UF.ucjur,iic otairi riser sW 221 Fwd Its flo'A, 29 Ifelen I I Arms group muther ms lh lab 2 Gold Sp ScitL4 3 htrriiei IMend t,duigs 31 ('III II 32 Primary 34 IrnIgItUrI stor I t114c*-umpariird 4VelIo, bgle 31Hohmounum plant 7 Bristle ITopeal L)imirwte en.din I hototiu M1rquid- .pt :. r-'=. p --, 50 U"ti tarth' 3'.h'trIur DEAR ABBY: My husband Is a very successful and highly respected businessman. We have two sons who are Planning to follow in their father's footsteps. The problem: Our name. It has been in the newspapers often over the years because someone with the same name as our-s has been involved In some terrible scandals. In fact he was found guilty of a crime and served time in a federal penitentiary. Wherever we go we are asked if we are related to this infamous character, because he has a brother ho is in the same business as my husband We say no. which is true, but it still bothers us. At this stage of my husband's life, he doesn't want to change his name. But what do you think about our sons changing theirs? They love their father and wouldn't want to hurt him, but their lives would be much less complicated if they didn't have to explain that they are NOT related to "soand-so" I And how about people who think we are—but never ask") VICTIMIZED IN ,N.Y - IuraPtjt - II Other item I5Buslin addition 211'almleaf i large IlCuloll branches 39 Common talk 4O(.rampus 41 Drussliard U vapor tJIdletatk 44 Small child U11 ; Roman is ar 45 Laf ul' 22 Loud cry $I H.acchanaIIa,, 31',nodottim, 25 Harem $4 Ramble $4 dumber foi4 zs I'amsty member 'cull) 3)CunitrlLitijn Z3 Mountain p.ass ss si lksteir 42 Thus 'Scot S4Symbolfor vutruum , i. il l'Iighlig/its 1: to (14'. TV Time Previews hurt' i a,uj.y population are quickening '~i Pike almost went into sh tiuoni. On the Serengeti Plain its James Fra'iosa plays a tennis Farrah Fawcett Majors, guim End in burn, Michael Sarrazin is the 1-11 ZA )* buslne&s last 14eek, anil no,A • nd 111, 1)1.1,, i',ittii U I(CIu e lit' lijs bven tonight as America's first • (.'r)sL.i Elaine' anti "Servart Paul, SallY goes into liolitics. ,I,lw leopards. You don't have to be a accwd surfer and Bob Denver woman astronaut whose c MI{llN COMI-;ijy HOUR Dan hicks, the fooling around with the mob ap. mmma nld)or plays Cfioo-Choo, Dean is trying a new angle a frontier Ion has nat ure lover to enjoy Crusaders, the Strawbs and the leader's wife. Then he gets lite Savior," this one. sule is crippled by an explosion. tonight. Instead ever I DEAR VICTIMIZED: The unfortunate coincidence of of roasting idea to make the beaIfng look as ttis ow way unttl he Butts Band. The Pointers sing a m She manages to dock the craft tlebrities, No basing the same name as one'who has sullied It is a widels refuses to allow Sally into his he is working over though Torna is responsible. lie to a Skylab space station, but (anions persn' 5 ~' CII shared experience hJes,'r, i carries no real stigma, 'I"might lk.d ' FOCUS does 'Hocus '1ar IS III !ho ti.irnloli) at hoine, bill (it hus Terna will at :st hr il1I;Cr5 the hatch b No ) it quietly aml respectfully. ['lease ["romia. fern, Neathe-Bella 11111`01A Sally 'J-93u SItu because Intelligent, lair minded people judge a man b his THE po." a nd "House of the 10:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m. WO Jall for trying suspended from the force. family and don't become irril,able. 11 GIRl. WITH Jammeti and she has to 8:30-9 CM GOOD TIMES palm, Japar.e3e boxwood, Ivy own performance. And those siho don't, deserve to be igstay in George Washington 'played by I 1.2:30 NBC MIDNIGHT King." The Crusaders ,- Lay It SOMETHING EXTRA "Tilt , SCORPIO (Oct. ,Mrs. T. V. McCullum. hor. 23 '*4 drink "ill' the men. She J.J.,thefamily artist, has found , -~ SPECIAl. The Pointer Sisters on to Nov. 211 You want to be out for pleasure or podocaus with various nored. ,New Ilrootn" .sally-s F_Slj (We tlx- capsule. Steve Austin is sent Jan 1,elghtonj has We lionor. 1 --Cl(lit's to show the owner a the Line," and the Butts e on the lily himself a patron. The man has Illouglit she but you have shopping, errands, appointments to take care of mosses (found in the area) to family and — II host tonight's Special, Their Band offers 'thing or II 'iii first. lost it for a couple up in another capsule to Other than tile roast. the show's I S Ucultrist, spokIrs. Carl Tiflis Love Your Pay bills. Write letters, two and, with the given hint $10 and offered the of DEAR ABBY I am not bad looking, have a college guests include Focus. pilly Brother and "Kansas retain moisture. weekji is back again and dislodge the door. but he learmi Iiighlights include Dean singing backing of Ake City." demonstrated the making and SAGITFAHIUS i Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You have many monetary degree, and a very good b. However, I have a seriou-. his extraordinary powers are "Fo and a few local Ilse t,f Ilic room over tits working overtime. 0 0 0 IL30-1 ARC IN CONCERT women, she runs for mayor. The terrarlums Mrs. Fahey care of dish gardens. r the (xI Tunes," J ohn problem. Due to an accident, I have trouble controlling my .f fairs to handle so get busy taking care of them as quickly as you constructed were awarded as __________________________ boutique for use. JJ. Is ex- becomes a candidate for city affected There's a circus-like showcase _____________________________________________________ -,,,., can. Listen to business expert. static, Nit not for long. Turns bladder. During the daytime I control it by going to the in-iI zaft,,r ,.. k.. .i.--------• Andemin door prizes to Mrs. T. A. Scott, juta MulL' work Us; I'IVI3IIdbS - -'- N ' •fØt, tIn; restroom often, but I cannot control it at night. out the man is an old enemy of for CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Consider your own welfare Mrs. Larry Hoot and Mrs J. E. Conway Twitty, and °n Four Tops and Iris star. Three a better governe,nnt Because of my bed-wetting, I probably never will marhi lather who co1nn,th J,J. now, then do whatever will most satisfy you. Taking health Mathieux. organization, 8.9 songwriter' medley" bya Dog Night offers "The Show , AH(' Hut illy reath NATIONAl, to Forget about 11w treatments is wise before you go out socially. ry unless I find a girl who has the same problem. It isn't *45 ,,''- " patron P" fl i,t 93lo or Must Go On" and 'Black and NII(' IIj THE get the minrj of BRIAN Ikan and Mac Davis, (;KoGn1pJ(' IIJ his easy to find such a girl because she probably would be too AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Build a finer plan of life. hostesses Mrs. Edna campaign KEITHSHOW "A Star Is Sean" spF:CIAI. out of the house. J.J. leaves and manager, played by Dick Van Sean allows a madcap White." The Four Tops do 'The Rig ('at.s" Leslie Nielsen from that point embarrassed to admit it. We Still Have Forget talks with mate until evening. Arguments with anyoneMcDavit, Mrs. Peter Casey, served a Mrs. Lou Root and r Jlli on no one is Patten, "Keeper of the Castle" and 110a ji tonigIit' narrator, and 1w happy. could be very bad now. How can I meet girls about my age who also wit the and finds he has a nlllis'iemaker to use his clinic for 'Are You Man Enough?" Iris, profitable reason for picking LUNCHEON exposes us to one of the world's bed If they wrote to you, we could correspond I promise am l PISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 20)Don't start a big argument with luncheon of co ld salad, open. the eight.ssoyn band, flLIkes iMoniiiij4j • public-service film, and he John for the spot disappearing Sfx't'it' SPECIAL W to rush into marriage: I stould he very cautious and be tit' one who is irritable. Not a good day for group affairs. Stay borne (actl sandwiches, coffee, tea, t regrets it As the nun gocs teIe on debut :l,int ft'Jit' 'fliest' inc halt' the ith in the evening. SUtC 4' 1'iI CJI e.ich other utr' Thank ou. $1 i nuts and Hunts. -. lli his eccentric ways, Nurse ini Sibt'ruuri tiger in Russia and It11 Alit' TOMA "Frame. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY.. A . he or she will like to j p 9-Il ('85 THE CS FRIDAY WANTS TO MARRY a rid Dr. Chafee get stage t!p" IIEIWNI Although he is Poland, the American nnoun. NIGHT MOVIE "Th ii worry when young and could get into a good deal of trouble, but iip ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW ILI_. .--------nr tn ts-.i'..-rc. ,.....i e Sweet struck. and et'cn Mrs. Gruber is touipletely innocent, Dave tam lion In Idaho, and the oP nor a gi with the _________________________________________ this Is only a way of learning for this offspring, who should be ALv I.(Luo, 9.10 ABC Till' SIX MILLION impressed SL' Hide" Anyone for surfing, DELTONA A proclamation — same problem, look for a girl who qualities in every other until the director Toniia Is put right in (1w' middle taught to listen It's OOI.lft MAN "At Asiatic lion in India, where not all fun and waves for the he more and have more patience. Give as much from Gov. Reubin Askew na One" films his wife in the nude on one if wa, then deal with the problem later. A possible nommo~ (anoint', drought aol liver, surfing LEAVE THE solution education as your progeny will take. ant It toward the this inc A crime boss wants set tonight as the dead -Series star IA't' Majors' wile, of t1 t- tiiitfren's swings field of Proclaiming March as "Make Is the "wet alarm," which awakens sou during the night COOK a niit'njt,ur of another s ndicatc' ING trouble-shooting, government, humanitarian career. There can Florida body of one of the girls in their Glitter Clean Month" and helps yea to keep dr. Another. twin beds. TO US be much success here. Give good spiritual training early, group is dumped also. out on a highwas read at the March board "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of DEAR ABBY: I am a 16-year-old girl who Is considered way. A stray surfer is suspect, meeting of the Garden Club. your life is largely up to YOU! 1:111 lie proclaiflis quite popular. II am not bragging, but people tell mel am ., his innocent-c, Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for April -.iving be wasn't the only one very pretty. and I know I have a good figure I *' Buffet 1 isnowrea '. For your copy send your birthdate and Si to Carroll PH. immi My problem is that I don't want to damage my reputa. k 1 By LLY CRAMER S:n,-t' HOT a, coio t.ling around with the girl. Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, Box 620, Hollywood, Ca ri . tion which is okay, but it's getting tougher to keep it that ALL • li f. the girl is Jacqueline 9W28 YOU Sanford way. You see, when a fellow lakes me to a show or it't, PROBLEM — some that's not ba(i fooling. • r1i 1_ 1 • . CAN place nice and spends his hard-earned money on m I feel ~ -1`11 -DEAR POLL'S'— I would like to know if 9i ., nsjthinn that - -tAF SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1974 will take OLD tea stains out of a linen tablecloth, The; remained that I can't turn him down when he was -to park &-I Now Show ing Pivi "Alt vs. Fraiter Battle of I __________________ _____________ : LUNCH make out. lh. Centur "l after It was WaShed.—A.B.C. wo Mr. and Mrs. Terry Whitten GENERAL TENDENCIES: A fairly un im por ta nt day when I don't go too far, Ahoy, but afterwards I feel so .1.V '1.50 j cheap. I . of Jacksonville, announce the Oregon Ave. At 1.4 & SR 46 I __________________________________________ Is this wror.g when I know when to stop? DEAR POLLY— My Pet Peeve Is with healthy people who are have the chance to do the small things that can get your life on a DINNER Sanford CANDY better basis. Plan ways to everyday routines to make btrtho(their othctsild,ason, organize Your hoThe ____ _ too lazy to take a few steps tothedoor of a shop but have to park ________________________ '2.50 DEAR CANDY: When a fellow asks ) I Mark Andrew, on March 8. 8:30 (7) AddOmL Family -on out. all he is right in front even If it is a no-parking zone. They do not care more sense. FRIDAY Everyone else does (24) Garden Show entitled to is our company, And unless you want (4) Sabrina Grandparents are Mrs. ARIES(Mar. much 21 to to Apr. to risk 19) Find out how to gain the favors Of (44) The Untouchables about blocking traffic or keeping trucks train unloading. If they those who mean you () Yogi's Gang Yew hard-earned reputation, don't feel obligated to give a Margaret Greco and Claude EVENING In a credit or business way. Keep 6:30 (2) Topic sta (24) MIstRoers fellow his h*td-earned msory's worth. YOU may know STERCHI FURNITURE '11'111:I5.IJ'J1I.,.,J.,,.j, Whitten, and great grand. yreputation untarnished. 1k (4) Ne1ss I wish stores had meter maids to give them tickets, Maybe then -r Neighborhood , 00 w To Tell The when to stop, but hr may insist on calling the siguab, (5) TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Others give you good, honest parents are Mrs. Virginia Lawrence Well, they would park In the lot and stop blocking traffic. 1100 French Avenue (44) TBA Truth (13) Reasoner Report 9:00 (2) Emergency Other Pet Peeves are salespeople who will not take "No" for ideas that should be followed, but you must ask for them. Take no Garrow and R. C. Whitten, all Of Easy terms (4) Lounge Hogan', Heroes TILI ill lOam (24) Men And Ideas °" ____ chances. Improve holdings. Plus i IOOTLICOftS an answer and telephone salespeople are the worst. men, DAILY (9) Dragnet aii, 7:00 (2) The Magican (4) Scobby GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Follow Intuition and get In. ____ I!II •. (13) there are those people who expect their mail and i '• - Ness II•_r (6) -— _______________________________________ I ormaU3fl, etc., that you need. Seize fine opport unities (74) Aviation be delivered to the door in all kinds of weather but willr-r (21) Cinema ad. not CVtfl vance. (9) Super Friends Weather Relax with close ties. Don't argue. bother to clean a path In the snow for dellverynien to Showcase (24) Sesame Street walk on. I (11) Mod Squad MOON CHILDREN June 22 to July 21) Find out what closest (44) Wrestling ____________________________ thought there was a law that said people had to cean off their (41) Temple Heights )0 HO Polite Surgeon associates expect of you and show how much you walks.—MARTHA Gospel Hour appreciate (6) Andy Griffith 7:30 (24) Carroscotenciar them. Some person you like can do you a big favor. 9:30 (7) Inch High CINT*AL 1t01.SDAI OLDIST DEAR FOLLY— I am answering Eva who spotted (9) Hollywood (5) A Little Bit BYGFAflGEW. CIL'SNE, Private Eye tLEO I July Admission and they don't In many of their AND IO4IST STIAK ff01/U Squares ckiubleknit with fabric softener. This can be removed. Wet the 22 to Aug. 21) Cott into Own duties that will put you .- "I.' of Irish (13) Movie Ph D., MD. (I)) Movie columns. material and rub the sputa well with that almost 100 per cent PIWe in a far better position to impress higher-ups and co-workers, 8:00 (2) Movie (44) Unshakiecj._ appreciation. Improve health. "We publish both ,j white soap. This takes time and work tail worked for me on an 4*) ) (21) Wall Street (a) All In The 2:30 • 7:15 • 9:30 God's Freedom 8:00 (3) Sanf Tout's ewe sbould make an or d And Son VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get out and enjoy yourself at Family In our letters f 10:00 (2) Sigmund entire pants iUlt-1.YNETrE Sea (a) Dirty Sally interesting debut, topic! lilt readers. For we don't pretend (73) Partridge Family DEAR FOLLY— Eva who poured fabric hoftener on a knit whatever Is Inexpensive and yet delightful. Avoid one with on M sters This time the bullets are hitting National TE1F fK'4.%f' "rude and vicious" for a (24) Zoom ulterior motives who could harm you. (a) Favorite Martian o know all the answers, dress and had spots all over it should first rub all the spots with a Geographics (24) Boxing From deceitful communist to be (9) pretty close 1.1131-IA I &pt 23 to Oct. 22) Handle important home duties Lassie's Rescue detergent and then wash It in the machine with an all-purpose 'But this comment about (24) Washington Enjoy the same Hy Western hef CIi.'go.lid Olympic fine Country. POl,tan Music that exposed in a public debate with Rangers early and please those who dwell o,, Week efloy ed show rue your bill fold' g with you. Find a better way to bleach that is used fir colored clothes. It may have to be repeated I' to home! in the past by Grady Butler, Tyson (24) an American physician? The ElectrIc Company Clii The please visitors. Avoid a quarrelsome person. Bold ii Linda and Les es a few times but they should cainç Out—BELLE beyond controversy, Vrnes 8 - 30 (6) MA-S H 14) Ernest Angty 8:30 (7) Good Times Bible es en warns against O0tOf SPOON AWARD SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Get out and do marketing not "It encourages persecution of DEAR POI.LY — The maker of a well-known washer also says (5) ABC Theatre Hour C WlJd (71) i DINING ROOM OPEN 4 P.M. Interface wolves In sheep's clothing. Was non.conformjstj, i possible Yesterday and do some 1 that If window 0:30 (2) (24) "III 11 P.M. shopping as well. Study Humanities I undiluted fabric softener is dropped on fabric it may leave It s Pink Panther 9:00 (2) Girl With the preacher or the doctor Lite vicious." philosophical beliefs. Visit with good friends In p.m. Featuring: (6) Jeannie colored spots but the fabric should not be damaged and Film Forum Something Extra the spots Catfish a, Huthpuppl.,.p,to.. -wail? SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Get cut and do (9) Goober And 900 (a) Mary Tyler can be removed by rubbing with a liquid detergent. Rewash, some window Which brings up some vital (6) Movie -. watering Charcoal Steak, & Sea. Moore Show shopping as CASE Z-576: Tom 1., aged 29, Ghost Chasers well. Study philosophical beliefs. Visit with good EN71RT4 (5) Six Million ,Ggfflp' using thlorthebleach wurer psychological issues, such as: fabrkand coor, FOLLY food Our Specialty, (44) Celebrity (24) MisteRogers friends In p.m. was a Florida clergyman back Dollar Man 11011 00 L&M01rkW Lowlisis (I) li it nate and vicious to Bowling Neighborhood You will receive a dollar 0 pnjjy your in September, 1961. (24) Masterpiece e SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Analyze what your 9:30 (4) Bob Newhart I expose declared enemies of this 77:00 (2) Star Trek making Idea, Pet Peeve, Paily'. Pbk Theatre s.lnt1 to His constant belittling property requires and plan to have it done. Be efficient, Contact (6) Speed Boggi' Show ' American Republic, IL1I1 for problem. Write Folly In care of this newspaper. Cu) Rock Concert American government and u adviser who can be of real service toyou now. co'tr '4 (44) Night Gallery I () Brady Kids ct.s vow to destroy It? 930 (2) Brian Keith Ti Dwtaj XI "Bigger a Better Than Ever "free enterprise" systemp, irked CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 201 mprove appearance with 70:00 (a) Carol Burnett (I)) Movie (9) Odd Couple (2) Do you readers IIIIP,k Tony £ Louise Costentir,o. Your Host S Hostess (9) CMen Ma rshall (31) Sesame Street help of experts. Then off to the social affairs that a medical friend of m(ae. (13) Country Music bring you in clergyman is the only one t. (44) Basketball WIN AT BRIDGE (44) WaIlY'S Workshop contact with bigwigs. "Reset-end," this ph)sSclan America who been using PH. 322 3104 • Carousel 4. 11 - 30 (2) Butch Cassidy 70:30 (24) Weekly Special t Hwy. I? 92 On Lake Monroe _______ 70 00 (7) protested at a church banquet, Dean Martin AQUARIUS (Jan.21 to Feb. 19) LIsten to the phllosophljil Sanford 77:00 (2) Ne',ss ______ pulpit to undermine (a) Josie And The Si/odor arose to challenge Comedy 'I've heard you attack this L'nt'.-..." lectures that most appeal to you now and Out in onerzstk,n in (6) Ness Pussycats -I Hl,i.,1 17-92 ______ (6) News Special Republic once too often. You can all see what would life. Be thoughtful of loved one. (5) News (5) Mission Magic 131 Is it really beyond the $. jII Fern (9) Toma PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Get the Information you need (24) SpecIal of happened if Sidney had have happened "And your very vocabulary realm (41) The Munsters V for (13) Ernest Tubb of controversy for a ducked. The Week would have your future progress from trusted adviser. Pe includes the typical communist Show rsonal advice Is fine newspaper to print an actual 7730 (2) Rock Concert won the trick with dummy', a AFTERNOON lso. line' which I often encountered Attend social affair, even if you sta y a short time. (24) Black Journal octurecice here in an American (6) Movie queen and promptly knocked 131-3296 1010 70:30 (13) Zane Grey when I attended some com72:00 (2) Jeton (5) out the ace of diamonds to f, All Nile city where a prominent IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TOD/IY...he or Theatre munist speeches while at she will be sturdy Movies (a) CBS Fes tival of physician defended our (44) Bobby Goldsboro wind up(our with two spades, one and down-to-earth In thinking and can come up wi th Harvard." heart, (44) Fright Theatre diamonds, two the right Lively Arts Republic in open debate, with 71 00 (2) News __________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ -- '-course to pursue in emeritencjes. If von -".'. tpa,'h in ,ynhIa IIiJI C, )Our Iftir" I clubs and Ihi riihk,.r 1-00 (7) Thriller (9) The lnvacr, When the clergyman tried to (4) News as enemy thereof? be te will get along much (21) Sidney':', reason for the ace t r with others and be able to Electric Company pooh-pooh this accusation, the (') e'-s III Is it "honest controversy" — of hearts play was that it solve problems more easily. Any profession that Is connected (44) Soul Train ___________________________________________________ IV doctor went on: (71) with Man And _________________________________________________ to let a wolf in hp's clothing 12:30 (2) Go would have been normal for Ill -4 fInances,realestateisexcellentherememcalabilitya, Li..:";'r Environment "You are spouting their South to start on dummy's Sports are especially fi (24) Sesame Street contaminate the minds of ne. (14) Night Gallery propaganda verbatim, so I long diamond suit Then, why 100 (2) Soul Train partshioners against their own 17:30 (2) Tonight Sho,', challenge you to show us your _________________________________________________ was he leading a heart? (a) Children's "The Stars impel, they do not compel." country, yet malign a patriot (6) Movie t you make Of Save Gas, Energy and Money Too While bill fold Sidney decIded that South your life Is la Film Fejtiv,,t (9) We World Of who exposes such an enemy' rgely up to YOU' Having Fun At A Floyd Enterprises Theatre need ed a heart before start(9) American 'i'oe- I'll Wager you $10 that Entertainment You readers be the judge of ing the really important suit Bandstand , 04 (44) Movie You are a communist and are these vital psychological' Carroll ghter's Individual Forecast for your sign for April and Sidney was not going (I)) Movie 7 00 (2) Midnight carrying a communist card In for if patriots don't stand Is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and lit,, Carroll (44) Combat let him get It, up In OltYl special 7-30 your hi!! foil FRI. SAT (9) Championchip .!'.'hatt', 9®'2 i'tIit-r ..jt Forec-act, The S ifr-rl Iltrald. Bci 52, Hollywood, Calif. 1" (9) All Nile church dinner table or a Movies Wrestling 3 FEATURES' (74) Electric Company SPIKE THEIR GUNS Per Pot (44) tulitiral ntsftnrm tiw, ,.Sr'. _____ News - -- .. li;phtt'r ".,..,, 'uij ' - ------- r' IIX) (7) NCAA Basketb,stl :;. : / to prevent the insidious By Oswald & James Jacoby '.J e.). " Well, the clergyman was (iii crumbling --of our famous Tournament The bidding has been J SATURDAY IS the spot. The late Sidney Silodor of Republic' 110 iff 1 Philadelphia was noted for For the e ' rsl s-aroias North East South W est Turiiijt 'an Finally 'au_se ii,' of biddir:g his '-.xnooth 14 parklii,tr around ti.e table collapse of the finest looking and play. lie seldom did any, Pass 24 ('ass were all focussed on him Tra frame thing sen,sational, but when u Heluclantl, the preacher Our U.S. Supreme Court he aid step out of character 410165 i 'A K Aj 6:30 (2) Across The FlInCe finally admitted he was a card acknowledges the right of his sensational bid or play 3:00 (24) Fashion Focus What do you do now" carrying 2Imatdst wgj always based on Iog,c (441 Movie Comnluflbts 10 fret OdI hi AJu bid to., spud,.. What not a hunch. The reason I have repeated this Doz, roBosslers Tour 3:30 Good All Day Sunday country, even when 7:00 (7) Flying Nun He opened the (is', of 14*0 their $*ragraphz (tutu my 114) America All Types Arrange•f (6) BaIley, Comets disguised under dmczh robes spades against South's three CHARLTON HESTON Be Fit • column Of Sept. 97, 1961, is IL) ', ' '-' -' . Tartan and m our leading pulpits. noirump contract After 3:45 TODAY'S QUEs'flO take a poll of you interested F'ri, LEIGH TAYLOR-YOUNG mi ' Sr why deny similar free dummy pIacd low South lnsiea'i of raising to tsso 'pstirs 730 (2) Lassie readers, ' : ' •,, speech to an openly avowed captured East's jack with the )ourparrwr has jumped to three . _, 17:45 And You ' I (a) Amazing Chan For the editor of Ir(4TUfWflt 320 S. Orla ndo Dr. king. Then South led the spades. (' It What do xii a rtiPi (41) you do now" Movie patriot? And The S Matinees Mon,, Wed,, Fri, 4'4'è paper iii Illinois cancelled y deic of hearts Regular 130 (74) Iloo& Beat S tel (Hwy. 17.97) Sat .1'45P- M ii' f.&s it iAlways wi-Re to Dr. ('rant' in Chan Chan Answer Tom.rrot. 7n W';rrs ('lime" as a con Sidney studied For a brcf (5) 11:15 Wide World • All New 300 Grandstand Value S*3nford • rare of The Sanford Herald, (24) Sesame Street rpOrt', moment and ;!aed the act' of Rftqvol UkIc Ncqiin.e, saying in his letter to (41) Chaplain Of )et',J .17 !o' JACOB V UGOiRN * New Color TV rarlosiug a long stamped, A secund spaje lead knocked (24) Nation Time tile: 000* to Win jI B'ge Iclo addressed envelope and 25 out dummy's ace and t%efl 5: 30 (24) Rocx Music Sorry No One Under 79 "We encourage honest 8 - 00 (2) Lidsville lh,$ flewipape') P 0 Bost 489 FRIED CHICKEN Wally Sidney set the contract cySts to 'o -r 'jj (6) Hair Bear . hc City Station New controversy. We don't expect York CulLs'. IIo(ciIdoi 11 EVENING with his ace of diamonds anti printing cools *ben you Bunch N V ;00 19 Ill it I ArtA:IP. ourcolunlruststoagreewitl,us, three last spades. ALL IN COLOR 109 renchAv#,(Hi.wayI7_f2) ,or one,fhlsbovkl,tg.j (5) Bugs Bunny 6:00 (2) New-s (41) Leroy ,SnkIns M.ls north ol Orlando betwe, Sanford u, (j) Nevis Reservations (303) 931.14u0 . - •--. _____ on ' . . -, No A JII iiiiI Jill an on Romm House Of Steak - - Unmo TOUT/ - POLLY'S POINTERS Pet Peeves Told *. *' Birth --- - w ',-- 1 tIU V _____ ____ TOOK AROUND I .r ISI()rl f )€!t LtOn.'Sajllbrd 11 LL I( _________ un II ______________ ________ ' ____________ OflO !' ''HOFBRAU HAUS =11 Was The Preacher Or Doctor A Wolf ? _ -------- - ____ 91W - - Clivit - - - Quality Plants and Flowers fit raices - GARDENIAS G II $169 4W - I [41 - ANNUAL & BEDDING 4, y39 s 0 - -' _____________ Fams Feast . A A NEEN ( I.., .q , CARNATIONS $250 Inthe year 2022. ' NOW - - C are free r : . ,!IDA9MMATINEE ml - : - '1S' . -PG - (a) _______________ e ,c �— - . - --' _____- 1— — .L - -- . - -- .- 1111 -'-------- -- •_— ___ ___ 4 B— The Sanford Herald . a. , L$T*N, OLINI iu oi $TI'. I - 29 Personals Performed MARRIAGES y 14 b -- Marilyn Sliver Springs Airport Rd 904 736 1777. Ret 736 1433. -_________ __________ FACED WITH A DRINKING t PROBLEM Perhaps AlCOhOliC *nonymou% ______ _____ Can Help i. - 11A "1110 ____________ by Ffw* "' 1._~ S_• • Pon n anorwo man to room or board and share eiprns.t, in country home Phbetween to to. in so -- th6 - VouNI man ee6nq ta rn to ,,ntotlrasler. All utilitieS, TV and linen Trailer serviced nc. a week 323 9064 .- -------------_ tklng tame .to woman apartment- share After Country FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF February 3t. III - two bedrooms. I bath viSit to wail carpeting. drapes, central heat and air Fully equipped Witri 01511 Washer Call Mrs Weatherby 373. Sig CharinW Umberger ?.$rt 4'. - W -timPw,, --- ARE YOU TROUBLED Call Toil Iwo bedroom upstairs up' sisu mo, nc luding Utilities $100 Security depoSit 323 $901 atter 3 pm -______ S Lost and Found . FOUND Part Beagle male puppy Dark brown With tan markings. Wearing brown flea collar. Ser'i'pr Jr Cci'rearea Ph IU - by H.imd.kl 6. $yopf,l BUGS BUNNY _________________________, ) ____ • . --.s- s:.' 'ca-oia.-c ,ji.Vt". w.& -c : - • ,. Q ----, 1 - . . .!,, / - , t'",r I ~ .. . " - ~\, \ UK 6. MEEK - , .'- ATht.L,TIC, .— -. I i I 1 I j . j T . ," _~ 4 ~ PeA!'w'Twe- '*0? C'.i." ''C '.'*' sPCAR!'- $ Law,swcs & the Furnished I 2 Bedroom Adutt$only Ai, Mut Drover, semitrailer or ready me Miracle Concrete Co 309 A ve Elm A Mobile Park WELAKAAPARTMENTS 111*. lIt St. Pleat. clean, one bedroom d,jpleu P4cc for ri,wly wed or retired couple. Convenient area 3230546 After 1 30 -333 3610 PAINTERS Sem.nole Memorial Hospital has imnrediate openings for interior Apply personnel SAN MO PARKS, 17) Bedroom Trailers & ApIs 7 Adult parks.3 department, 1101 E. 1st St. Family parts ISIS Hwy IT 51. An Equal Opportunity Employer Sanford 373 1920. Day. *5 , Mo Competent mature woman to do Large onaroon' efficiency general housework, must have painters by lob Th.v,s FRANK AND ERNEST 1 Al 11 S Sanford Ave. Call after 6pm 3730794 Part time, light nursery work plus 121. Sat & Sun some sales HrS II S Na rep necessary. salary plot comm Send resume, Pt 7 10' 1733. Oviedo. 22705 _________________• SEMINOLE II T144. ,~ . .. - . • 4, __ , I - SI,ONDIE Otic Ylu1l 'I RI CO1D"4')J LET "E - , "-.1 . 'c ' -" & Y . c . , , — I - LI — — 1, 19" . ".' 't 111-10N I-'. t - L -_ Lei Folk a TOIL PMANT ' ~ I. _\ OftTtt) .,,, iii 3 PI'TiC t TO III ., e'A. solid. V /i J 5T, , 5 Poirot -n "Why -- - -------- rvs0ul ie ii me R e 14 213 lir-droorfis CAMP SEMINOLE No alcoholic beverages allowed No pets Ph 3724.470 4.5. ' %J Il 4.6c". 'S . , We%, of le -I "'Aid. Clubhoouse. social atfiv,fom Mobile Home Lots Reply Mobile Home Holiday HOvW. Senford nat posit ion open in our dish deparf'nen$ flours II 'lii I. Monday Friday 1pocg. with background in Income and Business ' n home. zc'r,rtI C 1, 900 So It court rs'j, 'w . ?i large I tdrc,.crr, t'pv%C on acre ct land on 1793 Drury 06.165)7 so kitchen Country Club Manor 130.300 Call Roth Kingdom, Atsx After t's 615 3411 Loil The Greater Mall Cassetberry, Fla. . • Miscellaneous 831- 8400 Ij For Sale ('' . . 70 3 3 %tOnf' 50 1 73'' ehit, Miami concrete bloc 5 Package oral --$73 Ph 322 S3 j # . ____ SECRETARY. Ovol"Co, filing, i •' * Maitland Flea I? #2 on Holly, IS &CFO High Pi L EN S T. df v 13.000 wpoppp per acre Terms -- From Pa ty l.J yton "" Wore 3 bdrrri ' A'QC A'itume 7 p..' REALTY SCREENED POOL. PLUS LAKE This delightful Siuntand hum, hat 3 bedrooms. Florida room. screen enclos ed pool, large )Øf air, heat, modern fileplace Priced at and ftonti on Lake Sl),Ii.IJ. this nome is fenced. nil eq uipped kitchen and s hoeS nice Worth invesl,gating for sure' VIEW' HALL REALTOR — I to 'riil, room rrtg 1.73700 Oir'rled J BUY 3731.171 or $I __________________________ iitctflfl w u. REALTY ii' r JLL d1moW YOUR Villa, 5 WE Will HELP youIF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL, AND RESIDENTIAL JOHN KRIDER, ,., vi Ga rne p SALE, Friday 0. Saturday Furniture, MIS 1101 west 41h $t Sanford 377 3791. 1973 Carnprtu;b,le Pop 4344 eves -- Coachman, 26' ,ravel trailer Fully Ar cone - I owner, uSc-Ct I mos Travel or year rOund I • r'; Rci's, hocm, all controlS _______________________ - 58 Bicycles KULP DECORATORS Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 3222333 All sizes and models, 10 speeds. speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store Call Household Goods - 16 Auto RepaIrs Parts-Accessories 1220244 ML 5 REALTOR I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) • CALL 322-2420 .. ANYTIME 75 2565 PARK DRIVE • - -- - - Ph 373 $110 SANFORD D.un.th modern Oval tab, & . chairs Excellent condition, US Ph $306150 '"all female iQCn'Ile) dog FREE TO GOOD HOME - Good pet for 'a-Side or Outside Ph 373 7791. §1 -- - * Shag Carpeting 1-2 _- Sola lied. 110. Dinette, $73, S*ivrl 'ocker, 510 Sate on Al ' Ill )i lUCOR•TCiw l,'9 iS 151 51 172 7735 •'lj S -I ,.'r Damask Rr',e I r,,, 575 lfl $ 739 I . I I bVl.lI PlO IJVI - - .. ' HOMES OF DISTINCTION On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club , Built With Pride By Situated - - rs ____ GISS.MM'O ___ SENKAPIK GLASS & PAINT CO 7tOMag,aci, a Ave 'Il) 1.677 NSTRUCTIQN.__jJ 211 W. 2S Ph. 322.310 for Appl. ' - - Motorcycles - - 1574 tlOi'SI,i Mutt -- , CALL 37? 7117 l'i'ashed sand till br lawn ar,,j tO.jrtdatQrij W'li deliver 372 006 04' 371 1.605 - STANDARD POODLES ArC 64ks old Ph 122 III? ijorry'',' C ,i., B,ir Eq u i pment hI' c a'cd Some use'j 'i'm., Sale or lease III 5210 (L s'orr Beauty Care 10 I At'pala gela.ng & I quar'e, horse- Qetd'ng Tack included 1400 for both Ph 321 3717 after S L i vestock And Poultry ,, - 80 II " -' '' -. ' - , r .-, S ew i ng Dressmaking , I .., I. • I TV Service i p•,•,',. i1 , ,,i,'' ,, - . 12) ¶751 • ',,,,,, ''1 'c.u'-. ''1' I.' ,, ,, ..,.'.,,,,,,, I-i '''''.'',. or.,. , -C Li,lr.,ir,' ,, J;; Ill. -I. w tine Call Lake Mary 060 I '799 Ceramics vie. , ior.g c. iovct uniruriui - (i'r' .' rt (ill l'i I , .i P. lvi'. ,.', ' " il -- 3 i - - WELL 0RILLlp*. and largir, pumps. Sprinklers *later OQfl43i1.On5Iq. 337 4610 -WELLSDRILLED PUMPS - Electrical Land Cl e aring , , La' (I "1 1 1 r,II - 7 t0.aiinrt 'l & 14 "iO,'nit.,ui 1 t.Ii Srrvce L'cen',eij& liovsnT1-d, iim fl.ili' II 71 iv' T,ri \A b4 1c'v ir ta) SOIl ' . , 1' 1 'r't,U , ' ' v ri'v 'r,,k Ph )I' 7v17 -. SPRIPIIL[R 5ySY&,y5 All ty pe s and Size's We repir and ter, cc STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO .5 ,-ac, I i i, ,''' - •• (ic rtGIi9774spr;j,(..,., On ''I' l'A,jLSLAIEW 'O6 ets'onaI Wallpaper Hanger L'osed Residential Comm,rciii Fret Est i mates Ph 322111) ii Rjis Have yjr ncom, --'- i . iwt..t - :': , ".r 0 - w.n._,__ U--.- L-""r"r" :.a0;,: a, ' , '. 5,lumd JA(kSUvI S Lt,Anuis %vpQl.'s. kiln dealer 10 S Closed Thursday S Sunday 337 7921 -- - 1917 Toyota. M,rk to, I nbc,, IiQb? blue wilh black •nter,or, ,kutomAt,t. power brakes, air, AM radio A large ltll gas Slyer Call Don at 644 $014 cv 171 - 321 1)17 or in - AutosforSale - Income I I 0' h truest Dteparat,on 0' metal mr'ncreIp tt Cal 811 Free [:%, U 1510 373 17$) ' i , lii tI.'rw, .urpit i'm', , , 1 I"% , ' -, i- .ir I,.'), -'ii''' 931 06)1 own- Sandblasting l'1'51 -"O'"". A 'i-i' is P 72) 100? Cleaning 'i Pressure Cleaning H.SI'Py tieA lv Elf cent c en ng O e'sef or ',L'I.yc'S Rogta l,ict, I. Porr'ie"5 (or.'.'-,'r .11 r'II','rai, 4CS dental a l l212? ___________________________ .%I '' S'..tan __ carports, additions periling, panelin, doOr's &wiraliow% Reasonable Freets, Guaranteed Ill rn 3737521 II I 0$11 n,'ii cv Asphalt Drivewa y s No Otol ''n small, P L McIntosh 327 370.4 - — " '44CIIEvY P1(1. UP PIOTPIIN0 DOWN, TAK(O.'ER (All torn,, --------- " --- - PET REST INN Bo.irdirg&G,00m.riJ r'ru 372 4057 - BUDDY'S •OMEIMPROVEMEPIU Small Jots Wanted 377 liii. "LakeMary st a r", "in ' .iil'' ,•. Carpet 2900 73 o o, t Ph 322 7951', r: s F— Ph P4ORTHFPNT1MOT,sy HAY ISIJY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR 50111 RAI F $750 04I lOft O 14 5'L V I il,%V La. ',Ato; 1114(1 '' 6.1 JAI Horses home Al. in your Bread Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 5317370. e;ncloted (,Irp.rilry, Remodeling, Addit.r', I 's'r'm Wxk r nec [St rn,1 License-ti Bonded J23Ci,.99 Care Dog training 0194, TODD S CARPENTRY Spec aIling in im,llI dX3dbt (411531 1511 j4j - "" Pet orAl',) t'.'i'i or ,m rIng (Arpcn?r,, riec'r ceramc ?IC plaster, 010<5 ann all mason.,,, HoneSt tree estimates Phone II') Carpentry Painting your Plo ioblco%r,sall Pis lfl $379 ----lr'?erinr. Ft.r,nr Pia%t.r,nr, ' -, . " PA5tr patching Isimulated Or ck Specialty 313 7740 VINCENT SC,%RP[NTpy inlrm,ccr Imir Ii,r'eI,n3 0 05 1 0n. NOTIIIP4000ioirAvFGVER 4231) 56 Sip', MCI P.' ( vS I N DO iS 5';. Pu I .. ,ri.*..rur nra,,.,., SALON '""I JULUI C 7I*LUrI itormerty l'larriett's Beauty PIQ0S 1 319 E Pine, 373 5717 - ' — ipi. Equipment Qrslol 5 __ P. .Tip''rIril Pc Rest. PAINTER We'll do Improvements ___ AZ REMODELING & II :1 & 120 PER PM YOU SUPPL'V 3211360 roofing, 'I'illOflt$ GROOMING. And brding With love & care professional Ph 323 3091 or 373 3901 - ' 'i'; UP Painting - 3 I 1. Pressure Clearing, no lob tog big or too small Interior. I. Exter ior painIng All houses 53995 p4'(",5r CICinc-il 377 1703 EXPERIENCED I%O&IPS*API Home F PIuS GARAGE ii' Set. ci' ERNST PANSMISSIOPI SERVICE Auto . Stand & Clutch SpecaIsts 'it' C' L cp deer, A 'ow rig ri i in (i.. wIbu rr,a1crc wOrk I 114 S anlOrd A,c, 3213-447 'U'l Bar STEP BUMPERS—S37,50 I ,, - Service 102 CLEAN _________________________ P4 AljLif4GPH7737771 Floor Wa. nq. W'ndo*s 373 wa~ Automotive lO'E House Cleaning EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING IjlllmneCt Appliances S an ford Electric Company 7522 P,irk Drive. 322 134, 1972 Yamaha 230 Enduro Trail Bike Has Ectras Ph 373 1994 - Ti.jgep bu,u flock Kid. I week old 170 37)$746 alter 1 p in (ockr Spaniel Pvpp,rs 133 Phone 373 III) Pt A (lAtsited ad to work t' iou Call 322 7611 or 131 9993 LawnServk. Tractor *ith mower, will Cu, acreage or lots Call 372 1316. 332 1111111110. _____________________ LAWN VACUUMING Mowing, edging CotlRalpn 373 3934 - Metal, PlaI,y. iCeriry, Tropf,,es III BethDr . Santorø,$Si, _____________________________ AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLES'?) Central systems. w flOor, uIt. Ire. c-st Call Gregory 5 Heart, t A 3277112 - tsio TRIUMPH 6.30 TIOt lv 11CC (le-Intan St'a'ppierd, female. I yr ol d. llcgsI,red Quarter Horse. gelding, I yrs old 5500 V,Ste. 377 1934 ,,Iber 4 U 5I 9S 4194 6Oy?i1C '7) Honda. Crank shaft frozen, as s --- i,: a,, '.4 nJ_v. 'KC chocolate minatu,e' poodle's, toe tale I male, I female $123 P.'o'orcycle Insurance eA(f' Call 373 6921 or 36$ $ 339 "LAIR AGENCY 223.3156 COlIC pups few sale I- oIl blooded No l"IPerl I$0 Cardinal $ t S1I*rk lhlmeS. Long 19 Trucks and Trailers 0 P000LE W% Bedrooms 1 10 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Fla. 870 78 -- 94&94 . * ri,ijled Orlando Pets and Supplies 65 Clothes Washer-Dryer all 1222 — - EN(.14Al SERVICE . 1111 Good Condition 323 407 "'i', CLIFF JORDAN 1771 Applanceg Abandoned, unwanled ii,k cars - •',i'(4lØ Ike tl'i'r,l "'ai' Pekingese .% in tt'ii.,,t itl,,ck & White Ph 3?) 7)Io Moving? Why not live In Sanford's fInest established residential area ? This Spanishbeauty Engraving - For tree e-sIimatt, call Carl Harris, Al SEARS in Sanford. 322 77 Junk Ca rs Removed __________________________ Rent Itlut' LusIr,' I rctr Carpet iri impor Iii, 'i'i, II per clAy CARROLL S I ill.'IdiTiiiIlF Sofa - - Furnished-Unfurnished - LOW DOWN ___________________________________ Cond'itionkig Central Heat & Ar CQndulionnV ___________ _______________________________ 64 Equipment for Rent li - $ Air 17 Volt Batteries REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Newly refinished mahogany bAby grand piano New strings, run P", felts. handle,',. ar'rt .vorys —IN A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 11 LANCER 17' luvury travel "a Icr 51cc-ps 6 Aqua it iqc 'Ole't, %hC*tr. Stove, Ove'fl, TV ,irteena. awn'mvj, gas heat con preston. battery pack. other ci I; 1 5161 - R UAL 1014 Top, a "g1,'5 dream Color while, owner Abuy at 5.4730 Call Paul a! 414 3014 or 322 1431 Dealer, - ROBSON MARINE 29)? Hy 11 9'3 Steam cleaned from III 831.7700 Ii IIL A L '1 4 Campers Travel Trailers Boats 8 Marine Equipment - 434, Casselberry, Don'I forget our Sa le at AdamS Moving and Storage, North 14011,' Ayp, Sanford at 10 a m Saturday r'.ovn,riq .We'll be selling 10 storage lots-all knds of fur n.ture, including antique and n'any, many boars Inspection from 9 a rn, to tale time. Rummage Sale-IS. Fri & Sat 13th & 16th Palmetto I, Corn m.,r,ai t .nin..I •i nco . .-, -. Mercury____ Bldg 1 United Methodit? Church, Dt'Bary - Hwy. I RI 46 West. Sartbord 323 5670 YARD SALE- Power tools-"A little of this & Ihat" S Sanford Ave near Lake Jessup Fr, - Sat. & Sunday - - Dell's A uc tion Service YARD SALE - March 14th £ 17th 9 6. 7509 Bay Ave . Sanford ClOthing, baby furniture, mitt ix'od watch dog, loves children, 550 373 0-457 after I air arid Auction &'cdi ________ - ASSOC. t, While, R ea l Ettat, Brok er --107 W Comm.rrias CARPORT - ,.J '-.-" CLARK-CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH tras 15r new, 11000 Owner, 644 ning cabinet, repossesSed i'1e'r 5 best model, CiridS bobbin '0 mahinp Fully automAtic Pa,I .yl,ltu((' of $70 or 10 payments of Si (all Credo ' Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A East itt St Sanford 3729411 Ev,t$ø 1116 Call 322-2420 Anytime "Santord's Sales Leader " YovrMuttiplfli$tingAgency Iocatand National MLS REALTORS 7 $43 Park Or, USED CAR DEPARTMENT Auction Sale Ar Boat, 123 Lycoming, on Gore Hull Complete with new Rocket trailer $I.07 373 1761 or 377 C.() DElI 11)1)1,4 'N SEW Rental Value I _____________ FRIDAY NIGHT 730PM Aftiqe dresser and chest, roll a way bed, living r oom 5t, automatic washer , kitcpier, cabinet Ink complete. eIr(trm( range, easy chairs, Color TV5. arid ., tryk load of new items of all 19,'? Cr'%b,, IS 'berQia,, Yr Hull wIn 1969 C?.rytler motor, 5$ HP, runs gOod. 1500 3723692 * * Singer * * 11111 •uu - ii Sales I Wi- mutt sell at tremendous -tacrif;ce, beautiful living room 59 Musical Merchandise furniture 41.4 5.43) after STENSTROM fl - I ____________ PRICED DROPPEDI THAT'S RGHT1 Owner sat reduced price onth,slb,droo,n2batflldylt*itde Piomeon corner lot from $47,000 to 53* 000 flat central climate control arid other features tO n-abe - Slyer cons SEMINOLE COIN CPdrp 109W lit 373 4)57 Garage-Rummage $4 - '4'VOLKSNAOEN NOTHING DOWN. TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 373 6330 SPECIAL SALE Stamps-Coins - ST 1.11 E REI_ O * h '•' 1 7eI ChevrOlet 777 engine, very i.od r"e(hanica)l,,, almoSt new t,re, re* muffler 0. front rod Easy on qa% $150 $31 0-43) ii), SELL CALL - ' 197 1 VW Beetle. automatic st-CS tt':ft. yellow with black inferior. 'ce-It used car around 576,95 (ill ""i.,!644 3'llI,Dr 322 1851 Dry''' Excellent Condition Recent valve lob New inipedl.on V'95 727 3070 _______________ I(, buy and tell gold or silver coins. contact us firSt We alto buy bulk Beautiful walnut console AM FM steno with I track i.s- eco player, Phychedeljc liahli $1 Al per mo or $117 cash HALLMARK 417 1577. CLEARANCE SALE Everything Reduce-i from 30 tO ix, off for Quick sale Save at t?ir old Corral Western Shop, )l, 9 2, I Mi So of DeIlary (a'p.' 69 - - 'rns from 3 homes- antique Willes. piggy banks. 6. c ookie jar. icuruge chars, table lamps. fli',( irms 051cm Bridge FiSh Camp on RI 11$ at the draw bridge Sat I Sun 9 7 TO _________________ -. TV-Radio-Stereo 55 Sale Willpick up P' 322 2643 323.7U0 i tna'h lillit pIo - us,aTe BOY SCOUT IMMACULAI E 7 bedroom. I bath. family room, k itchen equipped, unit air, fenced. Shade & fruit frets Nice area Low t own 119,300 GOOD INVESTMENT' IF YOU'RE LOOKING for a 000d investment let- us show you this 3 bedroom Sunland home, Currently under was. Listen' Owner has &oop.d price to $16,730 Easily worth 5).(IDQ fore lsjl owner ta,, 'SelI"i Are you gong to pass one by' The Sanford area Don't buy unt,' ,r,u ve wen this best buy I t' i'Ti'. I . Really_37?UOi, 61 ' Real .S/AP4TFDIi?Unw anted 3 £ 4 BORM, Central H&A, 7L pCi, VA.FHA Financing -- Stenstrom $23,950 V 5 Planning a garage sate! Don't forget to advertise it in the classified atist Other Days Call For Appi Tt'nlp aci'ei. tome high .end tome 10* land S33000 Mr Bradford. Open I 4 p m - Mart* Ill) Ptwy. 1797 Open Sat. & Sun. Call 030 7930 377 3)71 L,uod wages I,crlle-nt purl lime- - Belt & Ne'll Super I Move Pro jet to,, automatic. zoom len',. I Ile old, 173. Bell &tlowell Super or Qeqular $ Movie Camera, loom Irill. automatic. 17$. Osler.ze'r Wender. I Cu site. 110 Apt 'pr;qPit frre:er, 3 32 it, 1100 tOO North ('yb:. S'.n'rr SpringS REALTORS now Newsy painted with eat in CASH 3771137 In, used furniture, appliances, lvi', Il.iy I or ICI3I 'em', I ,irr, P,5.ir? 71 3 an'cr'j Av 53 Duncan Phy'fe Drop Leaf 'e' Color console TV Call 37) 0700 Investment Property RANKLIN RAMUU AISOC. INCr. One complete I4o,,o,ttal Oil Burner un,t Good Samaritan Home. $01 Mulberry Ave 1967 Ford Gataxie S00. 2 tir hardtop, new paint, excellent Ire's Power & Alt. Only U SHELLEY USED CAPS, 700 ii Ave . 3fl 7960 ________________________________ S'r,r'ature. automatic washer 7 Cycles, less than I yr old, $00 73113 I 'ia Cl 'i'ISt. Santora 1?) 3707 - $1550 Call Paul, 644 S014 or In 1*51 Dealer. Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTb I) Tip pricfl P.id. used, any condition 614 1170. Winter Park - I969VW B eetle, pearl *riot*. radio, I speed, looks and runs like new, Cash bu,'er f or used Articlys. fur niture. etc HWY. 44 ANTIQUES 3226917 t PIMoR E WASfIE 14, part',, 'cc. uSed machine-, MOONEY.PPLIAP4CE3_3230*91 All Site Screens for house or car SR 434 and Montgomery o on Allamnont, S pr ings $65 frontage I oless for Wiridow'S and M 136 Hatlaway Realty, 031 7500 It! sizes Sell all or part Very reasonable Ph 3773077 36 I 1744 Fire b.rd 350 VS. great shape (l est offer 373 7146 VW 191 S 1911 VW Super Beetle, bright orange. witru black fltCrjQm A,',' FM Stereo, white wall tires, yefil shades. 3.000 miles You'll never find a nicer one eacept new. Call Pete, 644 SOIl or 3271431 Dealer * $31 lQ FHA-VA .; - '71 Maverick. 6 yI Standard R & Must sauifice Take over See at 704 '.aurel Ave , Sanford 1771 Javrl.n. less than $000 fil l Ar, AM FM, Power Steering & Brakes S new tires 12.000 377 2815 $100 S TREAK EPSor anyone pickup trucki, now in Stock Call SAM, 272 339) Dealer UViQht Deep Freezer Mt Sell 377 11 77 _________ - Sale 1941 Chevr olet tiscayrie, 35.0 mot or. Feed 68 f.'ontqomery Ward electric StOve', Frigidaire 4efrigeqator with 'r,' maker, fr,th harvest gold USed I nb $300 for both 3730157 ,Il'i-r I WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311.311E FIrst St In San acreage tracts, Seminoli County 3acresats,3oo S3Oacrei from 15500 per acre Franklim Plmteu, Assoc Inc REALTOR No Closing Costs tooedroomi. -stand kitchen, clionlral FAEE Acreage Is" 17.924 Btwen Big Treepark&434 to be "loved Roberts & Gilman 2117:. Sanford Ave. Traditional Sofa, egg she-It brocade laIn, 3 cushion Excellent con dt,on, 1100 Baby bed, mattress. 125, High Chair padded, 110. 377 3031 Small IncRealtorsLongwood Inc From 7 bedroom furnished rnob.le home Air. carpeted Very n'ce Adults only Ply 3031417 - Wch ci Autos for 173 1126 311,5 LJ.'.tit) ( I I 1.0, Drect from boxcar lowest whole tale pricks guaranteed Open 7 .urn tO 9 p m • 6 days GORM LY'S, 3m, rastril Sanford on 46 al PR 3211131 -- --- 5''ssion Po5sii.,,' Place a wa.'t id In d watch th.' results P 5 Tb,, .11e' low in cos Ioo!ii Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything 0$ value 1300 French Ave 1737140 - Sanford. Fla. rn Putd.rvi Irils No ITO & No to7 art FINANCING 67.A I SEMIU06E APPLIANCE SERvlCE Auctioneering Services 30-5500 0172 LunQi'icv,)d tia 3715,0 Need A& ywall hangerS 2Fin,slsers un 373 130$ By Wry i40I VCION1'Y , lI 01.1 'li6MI A ta4 Fi8. , 54i4}.:, - , #A V Flifill'ter. 0' C35 . . Chase per son. 6 I I p I - -. ~-- flat)ysiffer Monday thru Thursday to ,__, - I LO') ru.re, jrt'oud C,iri 904 734)44 after 6, --.- theouFn.day Locafedne*tdoor ~ I I Al - , '•'_ f. A - . -_--,-% -----I a JS ,It .d_ U ...,.. sUvrInuueq,r --------- ,_ . — ~ . - I ; -f — t i , II 7 Apply •,, SECRETARY WANTED •- Desire ompa'tent, e'iperieflctdsecretary f or full time posit ion Salary corn menturate with qua ficaf ionS .r'.J ,,4UiFfC!i.i 3fl P0 Doe lieS, Sanford, Floridu ' --------- — - -.-.--.~ . _____ 'ft A_,ii___W _-0=_J_1 r BIc)1'CE7 "~___ I '..-.. !~---,;-_.~-, - I I1l'CY iii 'A tJK North Park Ave - Sanford AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY' EMPLOYER 3 bornu trailer. Multi or on. imalt ___ Child, no pets Utilities furnished -, 1)25 mo First & laSt Ph 373 7971 PlIchen helper w ith Cooking ('i or 3321906 Seminole Lodge Apply penance Nursing Home, 300 5 Bay Ave • 1973 12' wide I bedroom, furnished. SanfordAdultt.$b3ôrnO Security Ph .--.'01 1 •;:' ,-- -,," I -.0 N1 4A'/ A sT00 I 1 •• -' --" I 4111 . 's.;' ('vcl. TO CALL".',; L STDC( . ' B?cv(EQ HAv, * C.kc rcQ ,. : • and Screened ACREAGE Corp.. Development Austin Altamonfe Springs. 90.4 775 47N Houses Rent e car pet. 3 bedroom, I', bath, IllS mo plus wcur•ty Pt 323 I ' 3707 before $ m or after 330 pm All day weekends 901191P. MOBILE HOME be Our sign will direct you - Unfurnished plan, retirement paid riospltallfation, fight holidays. vacation and Sick lea ve Hours I 30 am to s pm. i Isour lkwi(h qw ' - Sanford ce Shorthand T^o bedroom Unfurnished in 4 6 Yeats esPerser, rtow,red benefits include slale DrilonA. eigh 'c.. - - . .. rz1' _ .,.r._ rr) : brick homes apartment 33 - 4. '. . - I Cot Lots and 33 73,140/ area Orange Hilts in Orange City tcday A new community of SO duplex •,,,,,,,, p ,1'• , , ,4. `T1 c_n OCCOU. O&R? 'A hometiteS See 116W 2nd St ______ L. -11 0%, ~ _ -, ifET: ,v4,COUNTY PTjC-9i -- -l' ~~,." * AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS both. acre *P4,AT D'D ',Oi &:'• i'*.'rAO 'rvy wERg irc Y,TS4I' O I 14*010 GET ~ i I bedroom, furnished, with carpet and air. $13s per month KUIP REALTY. 377 7313 4a". , - . - -. byDic&Csr.lI4 b4l"Clo'ClOrn, 2 central Peat I. a', split plan, carpted, dth*asher $22,700 _______ own transportation. References. Salary open 630 034.3. QUALITY - 1970 Volkswagen Stat ion Wagon. 1)393 Ph 3727191. or 373 $273 aft er It ISPO VW. F or mula vet Beetle, 4 speed, AM FM 5ter eo, mag wheels, side stripes, elm green w'th black int erior Sharp as new' Call Pete, 61.4 30 1 4 or 337 1431 Dealer 6 Cy' COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE ¶.iic 11.000 or a like new 1973 80 Livestock And Poultry PIGS 9 WEEKS 115 EACH PHONE 321 2405 FLOOR SAMPLES TRADE INS I Bjit in Dishwasher 2Port able Dishwashers I Automatic Washers 2 Pri ers Stereos I 70" Warige on ni lc.f,I & - ' ,', ii' w IL'S' r'Orlh of 75'r 51 IjIl I SIll 77 Around vow o*ru home this spring Thit 3 bedroom, I'; bath home available right away Large yard We iflv,tC your comparison with all W'tt cypress ttiinigte cabana, on fenced other homes youhave considered 2515 Park Drive. 372 3161 mr,tal SystemS. 030 0503 I these delightfully Take advantage of our opening priCes, only 126.900 and $27,300 __________________________ Park beauty of spacious Apartments Rent 31 Mobile ItOmp Bank Repojssjgns 15 10 choose from $31 7373 Dealer 314 BEDROOM HOMES NATURAL SETTING 67 APPLIANCE SALE IL. ,',lJ( I Old iViil'm MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TV Miscellaneous, New and usec furniture and appliances Plut special sale's watch atis) In family park 37) flarrngton 13* 64 , with OvID p.ir'do 365 31.6) or 345 5)21 Appliances — 23 Pct. Consignment Fre pickups Auction Saturday at pm, Santord 32.' 2710 1476 95% Conventional NEW 57 For Sale 29,3OO.'37,5OO bItt, wall to wall SANFORD car pet Central heat, fenced back PLANT FLOWERS 13).00 Li.rIy I bedroom, 2 bath brick ho me5 for d,scrmnatinq people PeaCCful setting Oak trees add to _______ -_______ Payments ~11 I TI4ARi I t'cdroom. ) ORANGE HILLS 3237870 -- 1 7 1 i. l2'e10. I tdrr' ,i'uit equity 0. take Ovrr Miscellaneous PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc Sell IC ttPOOKtiEL'7l set upon I acre winded lot, river rights, boat r,lr.p. 3 bdrm.. 61*17' Dealer 17)0)50 NICE AND CLEAN ' SANFORD. FLA r-e ,cf%am#c Third Planet Envillon - porch $72730 'it El Dorado mCtallc bIi, øPit It-ether miCro,. *h,te vinyl top, all cetras. tape deck. Cruise control, new tires, very Clean 13.100 Ideal Parking, 70$ Corn mevc.aJ St . 377 2Q91. Mr Koko '717 ChrySler Brougham Ver-, '.aecial, take Over payments, $Ul 1 0 Ph 373 3$ '(Jar'. SO j.'. i ill to I?) 0311 3?) i06'r 372 9J2 Cart er ASSOC 110W AIRPORT BLVD AIR CONDITIONING i 70ed,00m, 7 bath. fireplace, carpet, breakfast room aro screened 628-0808 Eiperienc ed service mechanic, and vuperier'ced f.berglats duct ; : I. RECONDITIONED EVEREST * 1.2 Bedrooms for general hOUStwoOrk Am '' Wash — - 1171 Vega Station Wagon, light blue. automatic, radio, a nice economy wagon for $1130 Call Dan at 614 5014 or 377 1651. Dea ler 00 * SanfordAuctioni /F ..... 7111_:~ Tpuat n1oys teenis. golf, swimming , riding and country living in general Thi5 4 bedroom. 7 bath home offers a floor plan for comfort formal or intormat en trcta'riiriq A paneled family room for comfort with Sliding doorS to 1 view the rolling acr es Call Joan Autos for Salg Ill) Granrt Tor-ro. PS PO. AC. low mileage. 1 Owner. 111,111", condition. $3100 3720635 ,i.I_____ Mobile Homes M. UNSWORTH REALTY , Autos for Sale 1 9 71 VW Station Wagen, radio, air, automatic. 51.71$ Days, 377 433 Eyes I. weekend, 372 U0S SAVE OVER $1,000 O'iihlC*d inventory must be rctiu(ed & savings are being Passed to you . LM F.AT 80' 4 1 GREGORy MOBILE HOMES 300 French Ave 3003 OrlaQdo Dr 321 3700 3731.5 PERFECT FOR THE FAMILY 7341 S French Ave Days 7217 I '/A Ctc' Sinsom 15,1974-5B a ClassifjedAd h P Barker REALTOR I? "We Don 't Stop SANFORD REALTY I REALTOR Altrrl'iours 3213,191 322 06.40 __________ Springs, Pool, 3 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. bedrooms. 7 bath, low down 127.300 Acre Realty, REALTOR, RealtorFern Park$341067 373 7730 ,.. tI TI 14 PR IiI'S ---- - - - -.__ ________ -___- KKICK, IT J(, 'I wjt 1322 9701 *23 Altamonle * Swimming Pool laundry 5 days *5 Oem iran sportation desirable but not essential References Ph. 322 t,.r 4V1AR'4(5,V4viT.W.I ' (%..A&.0 e s0fi A'' A 1' I C £ * Clothes PART TIME HOSTESS-107 * Club House evenindi. Apply in person, HolidayInn of Altamonte Springs. * Shag Carpeting Ma na''.s y.s'e 'o 4M•,,J\_ LI?'* yAY , bagging fruit Pleasant con ditiont. pay open Apply in person . % — by Crsei&s CAPTAIN EASY I :ai. w * Range.Refrigerator TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call 644-3079 . _______ - * Disposal Dishwasher atGIRFrut& Goff SPlOP,ll and SR 16 11w i i --- I fi - ._'..1i ' 11 - _I '' * Furnished.Unfurnished Ma ture woman to work in fruit shop -(yvj. ei.a R Bd., 2 Bath by Art 7574 trk 0' "2221111 11, • 0(1 n'r'fcst earn bri...r..n 1.63001.17.30) annually. tOu nay Qualify for a 3 or 4 bedroom home ri .1 rural area We Succeed." THE BORN LOSER Jim Hunt Realty 3 txtrm lam Iv mu living rrn dning rm • eat in kitchen 536.900 Till I Needs Friday, Mar. . .•J I t) t - Nfl flflWN PAvir I I Sell" Don 475 6942 Orlando HOL LAND REALTY 173 7025 MOSSIE BATEMAN l W. ill A 3 flOrm . 2 bath, family room, den, carpet, central H & A I,rrn I i..' FOREST CITY- Gracious count',' -II living, 100i300' lot w'th huge Oaks Stop Urn !'' I large bedrooms, 7 bathS. eat in ktch,n. charming family room 1 A1 PONT HOME (all today. 516000 teautifutly equipped ktChtfl, l ur iQ % shag carpeting, garage. patios. arid a dining room You i', t P!u'i ri1 r,qne 1 It Near t"ncinQ CiCCIICnI High School. VA No SemnoIC Down. FHA, LOW Do*'fl. for ttIC qualified buyer Only $31,000 EVEREST REALTY, INC.. REALTOR. 1101 S Hwy 17 92. Ma itland Cpen 7 dayS A Down AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP III 6)00 twol REALTY -._____..... j You - THIS COULD BE YOURS, 3 bedroom. Ii, bath. 2 yrs old Easy f-nancing Will trade for lot or what Pave you REALTY Will purchase first o' srOriiJ mortgages in any Condition Southea s tern Acceptance or _670I$73 ______________ 3231010 area distance to town' Then 5CC rpmodetcd outer ,i,,rmlncJt Mine viuth 7 tr'drOOfTiS. I blIti Only completely furniShed 4 . Locust, turn left to 14th St . right ,-. Valencia Court North. Modal gen II pm daily. On Site phone Wooded ALTAMONTE AREA Like new 3 country bedroom, I',baths. central heat 6. ar Low interest mortgage. 121. Do you likC living within walking twO',' 5173 Heti Wanted IS , I - - nv -"err a,ivc !LAP*J.. , )I' To ___________ _________________________ by Howl. Schneider I .It - _ Travel Aqencies Airline tickets. CruiSe and burl at official rates 303 Sen,oran Blvd. IH*y 434) $31 37)3. , __tl, , L AN OUTSTANDING RENTAL VALUE ________________________ _________________________________________ FLYING CARPET TOURS. tIC ' •t.r'-.i' F': \I; I . _ ::_ ________________ VA.-N o thing - - ------ - -----. Li.P"iF rd1N Y. J no dow", $177 mo •t, p0 Acre. Realty REALTOR. 7237130 i .'. Service •I W First St 272 MI) 6414613 DrBSl'Y __________ MI 4791 Houses for Sale Byowner.3rpom P,balhs. Co. 133.300. AStump 7 pct loan Payments of $133, inclvde tu,ej & in5 or refinance 333 71)6 I 100 7Sthst 172 "SS BALL COPBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 3724173PlIghts. 32lJ tr a iler, fur With nice 7 brdrOo n.shi'd including twO patios and big utility building Only sorry. cash or refinance — Sandlewood Villas - ' ". ... DeBARY. CuttOm built 3 bedroom. ii, bath. air, appliancel. $2S.000 OSTEEP4 LOT $3 1$-Oranges. Citrus from Large lot ?eO'*lSO. w ith ISO writ GENEVA GARDENS tangerines. lemons, limeS. etc. (In rirarrit property, $o (0 APAPTMF'tIIc 1,0* overhead prices Drive a 1 SOS W 751h $t Stemper Realty li ttle & Save alot-Oviedo Nursery Forest Greene, Inc. & Bird Farm. SR 119-7 mi p4. of 3 bedroomS. 2 baths, convenient to REALTOR 1301W Fairbanks Realtors en c ter Shag 1,th00l5. Shopping Ordo 34$ 6,191-We never close. ange 615 2333 WE TAKE TRADES MLS Seminole carpeting, drapes, dishwasher. S Frwich Gra pefruit, orders taken central heat & air Sparkling clean 327 1991 137 l$6 3277.!4. Ike new, 7 bedroom, family room, P:nk I WhiIC Eve1727371 pool Move n too.,,' Children ktchen equipped. Carpet, 517.500 Ill 5692 accepted 3fl _______________________ ______________________ pti 372 2717 13 11 , ~_ , ' . 1 Things to Eat 122 U4 4 gueStS 5)0.000 Call now for ap po.ntmint 41 ________________________ TAFFER ST. JOHN'S REALTY co. '"U "' •" UNVP'L" 3 3 bdrOOm. I'S br ick- From 623.400 20th Strut to The Time Ttstid nlrm aparvmen' 'U! NiCe I b.eOroon, apartment, air, carpeted, kitchen equipped AdultS. no pets $103 377 3796 __________ ;::.'--•; _.W , .' 9 . _.; IL? Bdrm Ap$s Central heat A, air, pool Adults. 1170 tlOid6 Ave. 173 4650 -_______ Oranges & Grapefruit - - FRANKLIN ARMS APTS ' ----____________________ Good 9 bait' home Ih% I story. I be iS one of Sanford's dittl&tive old homestes - Has 2 bedroom - Free, 6442071 for "We care""b4Otlifle' AOulY% Of lCrflS by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS INCOME OR IN LAWS Unfurnished 1971 - ______ Voris CIII 372 141$ cicuSit Dial JjJ'lSul of UJI "13. Loch Arbor. large) bedroom. 2 bath C hone, very nice lot All ronyit ,ire lariie ?.'.ikrS a real nice tinrne' fri a larq fii" ly Pr'crd 177.500 Houses for Sate __._ 31 Hour Sanford Herald Slop making - lit The Cash When cailbart Real Estate Ther e flCvtf *156 better lime than now to use a classified ad n the T T" Story older franc home. 7 bdroon's. 3 batht. corner location. shaded lot 6.457 Apartments Rent 41 __________________ -- PAYMENII ,o Qualified pec%fli' . 41 30 3 Bedroom. 7 bath (0 horn'. N'S Florida room. new carpet. new oI. new pnt, a large utility roc.n tiM been uSed 65 tOUVth LarQe creeflrd patio. "'°°' ,ivalablc *tth (NO DOWN up on minimum I W REAL WALKER JOHNNY ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION 322 ______________________ I WILL NOT lit RESPONSIBLE 1 1 bedroon', central heat. kitchen No down equipped. qarauc pynnt for wetrr6nS Buyer p.ys only closing costs FHA terms &wallblC Sun.nerlin arid E 2OtPl 51 WASHINGTON OAKS 3fl Lake Mary. Fla,'$17$ Per mo& rite". Day or *5 rateS 7621 Orlando Or • Sanford 77 3403 Bank jS1 VA NO .____. paneling, wall paper and carpet. Mat and air condition. covered walk, corner location. Elite ad drest, "37tH Country Club Road. 6- a 14' t?70G3 Club Corp. Th e Sanford Herald ________________________ ut.riei. oCW CltPfJ kitchen fenced. in country 7 pd. Interest. 323 7116 piow LEASING, Isutes f.nithc-d fl NO WILL RUSSELL A WRAY rv m*fT 'srim s s'x' - c&e -zs s'r '-e S •-- --- -- I Pay O Magnolia Square y LONGER BE Sanford Court Motel RESPONSIBLE FOR OFRTc INCURRED BY ANYONE Newly renovated. Color TV. ww OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF carpet. a C. efficiencies i o' I Houses f or Bus - werticlays 323 7076 ask fr Susan March 13, 1971 *1 I They Cost, Property For Rent 37 Room s for 'tOur.Q Call 423 431 Write P0 BOl 1713 Sanford. Florida ________ _____________________ SHORT RIIS Don ' t Ads ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4 10 1 ---------. ---•--•-- - - --- I ____ __ by Dom __ Classified ctg . ----- - -- Friday, Mar. 15, 1974 ON1A WAHT$ tO CANT tb.) THAI.) ; ___ 1111~~~ ,,_.. .. ___ I - �6F- Thri Sinfrr Her,0d Fridcy, Môt. b, Y4 + ildr.'n:irs iI('lIStH!j,t THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 436 Forest Clty.Fiseida C Orion Tar, 5itijray Pastor Services SkbbItPi School .1, S.30m Worship Services II 001300 Noon A0OflWWQSIIt)FM Radio Saturday Church 00 Nocn ••• OF OUR CO/If THE" H(1/'t" - lbipijt 000 :.00m 1U - C•R 4cm Saturday Services Bible Study SabbaIpiS(p,0o Evangl,t, W?PP _I Serv i ces Church Training E,rn,nQ Worthp Wed PrayerMeesng fl OOa.m Doom 7 , I )Oa m B ISa m • is .-.v. .+...... *..... s'1 ' _____ t.enng Worship FamIiyp,gpI,(w,) _____________ . (:Is,,rIs Of (;mI CHURCH OF GOD 103W 32nd Street Pastor Rev J T Pits 'Church of 00 Hour" , OSa m WTRR B AS m Sunaay School 1100am Morning Worship EvAntI5tic Serv OOp m I4n1ih Nghi Servce 730pm 't'L Wed Sunday School '.tniy Sh*ring Pilgrim Youth 9 ISa m Keith Hutcherson ' .. it Doam . B lOp m 730pm 700pm - - Pastor 9 ISa m ii Xa m 7 10pm 7 )pm EvengWor,p W ed Prayer service . - Svnda 9 School Worship Saryrc. . - - . -... • CHURCH (.IsIsr('/f Of (.hrt,sg nIAV WOrSP Evening war ship. Bible Study W,I4.yS;ce loam, ; 00 pm, +. 700pm Altamonte Springs FINECREIT BAPTIST CHURCH Evang,,st Avirmul, Worship 10 004.m 11 coo M Even" 1191111. Airport Blvd, Rev KefInt-hHott Past or Sunday SchoOl James P P4ee yiam Wed ntiT BibIe Cla;s 945am fl 00a m B Upm ChurthTratn.,q EvenirsgWor%hp Sunday i (vangeI.st Sicn m 100pm Bbe,chasi lOOpm WM Prayer & . 7 10pm I QOp m Y-300 rn. I 30pm i,i v,,,, ~m O'Steen Sunday Monday 11 Timothy o Maltheiv 1:8-10 17:1.9 I "am Sunday School I lOSlia m B ISa m ii 00a m B tSpm - Bible Class 1000am MOrflingWrSp,ip 1100. 100pm 7 bOr m 210pm EveningWorthip 0,01C Classes Wed ________________ ________________ lOCpm Service L qt-. 11 -11 , -;I Friday Exodus a Old Route 46 at Paola Rev William E Miller Youth service GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff CELERYCITY PR INTING CO., INC. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstromand Staff and Employes ________________________________ 7 lOp m Wednesday 7 )Op m ? 30mttstngm line o tankful of gas, either. '1 But, when they try to tell me that the oil folks aren't getting riCh, and that I shouldn't be •t Pijjkd by percentages of pr(t..biI(*lC)' NATIONAL BANK A&PWEO TheManagemeflffl Employes '.' : Garden OvO. H1 , Ft.t,-.cv, i,..,.,., Calva,'y Saet.sl(fth(,yshahLaM&bi,dLat.M.,,. r,e --• , - 4 + .., f' ''.- . It "'''.. 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Aetic,a,. 1 hoi 0 E&t'efrOPtSoo, Ja (i-4! SI Day Pat% Ave ("are; ,, ii sl F+ri (101C#1,i Sc , Lain e (hap., OP., Blvd. Lot@ VAreret K0en Hall *t1,5$, im 5, ee Uen. IWO W kd I ''i4 _'' 11.1 A,. EPISCOPAL l ''4 f ti+ C,,1' f Cr h& Pa, 5pi+'i., L' id L_t-.',P :'v:o A, ( NazApIy + •i4ICP.i-çi a . Fttt a. 01 Ha N.Jaean. . Mt SP"'?ió'C 5P+ PPnlpo*i.i C#jy ,vlt + + *10v* Pen Rd 1"dah, Avenue i-. , eed ,, Clsvlsiala Cenwn,,.,, (Puny III a vs , ' AMF A 0 ( Ihucv 5 , pt all sen SI Pa,l AApjf (hi-ry Os'. ko 5101HI0 S DeI;y tiisiindø UA.Prd 7fti Clley tang FijI ti,y,A,, 110 i:uti,,, O,rao Gwwvq M.4P,oP DAY 'orrslirn r-tif Sfttfl*tn Avoil ist Church 211610 1A~d Ait fi AMtPied.tt Churci SOC W dliv St ' * ,n 51 O.do P.amev P10.. ii. Caswmt...,, t.spar, r,.44 P ('4'ih Cl,Ur(h*#G, 4&4f, .I , er, f,ft4p"Iter -2 'A .'5,'-_.t "4 G'ce IJ'v,9,d CHUICH OF GOD (P'urø 0* Gd BC) hlitSary, tJ..e 01 '4 ho1lt. Lm i 44'f, C*fPI4Ce.tt.p.Im Sç.44q5 OP A"ivv-t, Soot 01 ("it, f,,,a Cpivrep,Oi ('r'vt, I,oeiç*t, i3I 4 i' 44•Ii' 44.44.t %t (P.+ •,,. ,, ar • (hurry ,1 C-sd Ave-tuvw- I S&SCS,Cle-~,(#, N0,91, an FrAf-p-:14 .''-,, ''v ap'' H,p A -ft • Michigan school children injured in traffic accldent.s in early morning darkness had jumped shaly since -I) light Savings Time was imposed in January. , Forty-two young pedestrians were Injured In accidents be tween Jan. 6 and 31 of this year, compared ssith 23 during that i'riod Last year. I' ii 't And all along I thought that it ' was more tiangerous in our I. state cauz'e we don't have near the W&walks as they have ! available to them in the norill, them cities. + • $aet'tl Aitamo"o. orng 141, ' (s,..*f., •tS'i . Si ia''ri l,i45.nary ei1lcic 51 Rd ill P,,, Ba, ' (r-.."r III P e A,, "-4".1 Iii:' Si It .I0 c..-+.aa" iv - ' ciuva '' 4 I , i I I , A reader call ed and inquired, i "John. di) you predict the current streaking craze will bottom out an), time soon"I" c""00 '""I`41414, P14 covertuy E, Chyith. -• Hit N S4ivt,p, Aim ,. 3i £ 7vld SI Hif1 Ly Alt Churth 01 C#1s, AI$a. I said they "had only started the discussions," Amouzegar said the were not discussing the lifting of the oil embargo against the United States because OPEC Is not a political organization. But he said the issues whether to raise oil prices and whether to lift the embargo were necessarily connected "because both deal with ecoministers of hi minister, t told porters at a break In the nomic considerations," " He said the meeting would continue on Sunday if no decision was reached today. meeting lie gave no figures. nc Kuwait oilminister, dW Ilahnwn Atte', indicated IIWO that 1k ministers we still wine I (rirym agreement. fie The regularly scheduled meeting of the 13-nation Organization of Petroleum-Exporting ,rmt' taken to a farm near this small town north of Daytona Beach today and given the plans for an above-ground shelter to be constructed from timber and dirt. They will be like private con. tractors and will Follow their own construction procedures," Kearny said. In addition to the dirt-covered shelter, the family also will be required to construct a iatrthe and install a homemade pump to bring fresh air into the structure, "The other shelter jobs I've been involved with have been below ground," Walden said. "We picked Florida for this one because of the high water table, forcing above. grow-id construction" A spokesman for the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency In Washington said the project did not represent any effort to bring back the family fallout shelter craze of the early 1960s. "Our main emphasis is on public shelters and this is no moe away from that," the spokesman said. "We are simply looking Into the feasibility of crisis relocation or evacuation of urban areas as pointed out by Secretary of Defense Schlesinger in his March 4 message to Congress. q~ lillow Countries (OPEC) came on the eve of an expected announcement by Arab oil producers fornially lifting - at least temporarily - the oil embargo against the United States. Algerian Oil Minister Belaid Abdesselam was asked as he entered the conference room at OPEC headquarters if oil prices would be lowered at the meeting. I would prefer to discuss in. creased prices," he responded. The new Venezuelan minister for mining and hydrocarbon, Valentin Hernandez Acosta, said the factors that brought the posted price of oil up to its present rate of about $11.65 a barrel 'have not ye been removed:' lie apparently was referring to continuing inflation in Western Industrialized cow,. tries where the oil producers get most of their manufactured goods. The Arab ministers reportcdlv decided Wednesday in Tn. poll, l.ibya, to lift the oil ban against the United States. They were expected to debate the issue again in side meetings in Vienna and then make an announcement Sunday. Saudi Arabia, the controller of the world's biggest known oil reserves, is the key to the boycott. King Faisal is still on record as opposing lifting the ban until Israel gives up all its captured territories, but the Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar quoted Yamani as saying Saudi Arabia had changed its stand "in appreciation of the first real American change toward the Arabs." Yaniani told the paper the Ara bs reserve the right to re-sume the embargo if no dis. engagement of Israeli and Syr. Ian forces occurs. The Cairo paper Akhbar El Voum quoted official Kuwait sow-en as saying the the embargo could re-sume in two months if a disengagement did not take place. OPEC members are Venezuela, Ecuador, Iran, Nigeria, Indonesia, Gabon, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, LAbya and Algeria. The Arab oil producers' separate group the Organization of Arab Pets oleum Exporting Countries WAPEC includes the seven Arab OPEC members plus Egypt, Syria and Bahrain. The current price of oil Is $11.65 per barrel for light Arab crude, and varies slightly in other areas. Rumors of price hikes have recently been counterbalanced by unconfirmed ree ports that a "freeze" on the ports price of oil, in effect until April 1, may be extended for another three months. - - Nixon Says He's Staying CHICAGO(AP) — Launching to be a friendly audience, Nixon oil embargo, su ggestions that alternative might be a $100 btla series of image-building fo- also made other major points: strings may be attached lion escalation In arms outlays rays around the country, Presi-European allies are balking prompt him to say that "the and more difficult prospects for dent Nixon has declared that all at negotiating with the United United States is not going to be Soviet Jews wishing to erniWatergate-related accusations States on economic and politi- pressured by its friends in the grate to Israel. against him are "totally false." cal issues. he said, and there- Middle East and that pressure -The President will cooper. Fielding an hour of questions fore h$ p!anned Airil trip to could upset American elicits to ate with the House Judiciary f.iiay from members of the Europe to sign a new statement promote a peace settlement In Cornrnittes- In its hrpeschnsent Executives Club of Chicago, of principles (or the Atlantic that region." Inqu:ry 'as fully as I possibly Nixon said that the presidency community has been derailed. -The administration will can to get a prompt and just itself would be gravely dam. -While there has been no of. continue to pursue detente with resolution of this matter." aged if he resigned as an in- ficial ssord on ending the Arab the Soviet Union, believing the However, he will insist on nocent man. drawing the line against Nixon told the nationwide granting a "(Lining license" for television-radio audience that if searches of his files because, in he were to quit, any future his view, that also would pr esident could be removed weaken the presidential office. simply by becoming the target Nixon was not asked directly of unproven charges. In Qiicago about differences Tonight the President will SANFORD ARTIST ADJUSTS FESTIVAL DISPLAY between two of his past state. join Mrs. Nixon In Nashville to rnents on a crucial Watergate ELIZABETH IIODGINS, of 900 Santa Barbara Drive, is one of 35 help dedicate a new home for issue - whether or when he was artis ts offering works for sale and competition at the annual Winter the Grand Ole Opry and on told hush money was being paid Tuesday will have another Park Art Festival. A large crowd attended Friday as colors ran due to fly The Associated Press ization and Common Market of. to original defendants in the hour-long broadcast question. a light rain and several "half nude" women streakers ran from police, burglary case. Fears of a trade war and a ficials. and-answer session before a While she straightens out her display, one piece of modern sculpture new period of American isola. At a March 6 news confer. Houston audience. "They believe it makes a was already attracting the curious, and the baffled. In the wide-ranging Chicago tioninn were voiced in Eu- period of American j ropean newspapers today in W. III told him last (Herald Photos by Markie Weintz) isolationism a real possibility," ,March 21 "that payments had appearance before what proved wake of President Nixon's Chi. the Mail commented. " The been made to defendants for the cago speech charging his fr-arts- Immediate danger is of a trade • • atlantic allies with noncoopera- war causing massive damage pu-pose of keeping them quiet, I " f er.. tion. not simply for their defense: to Europe." In London, the Daily Mai However. in an Aug. 15 telepushed Britain's domestic Rome's largest newspaper. II vision speech, Nixon said he i - crisis aside and gave over ib Messaggero, claimed Wt the was "only told that the mone) . (rent page to a story headlinec Nixon speech 'has officially had been used for attorney : •. -• .. - 'Nixon's Fury on Europe." and deliberately placed Amer- lees and family support, rt It said his remarks shocked ica'sforeignpolicyonateof that beenpaidtoprocw-c' &I North Atlantic Treaty Organ- collision with Europe." silence from the recipients." SACRAMENTO Calif. (All) July 1969 to abolish such mas. _____ - An original deed donating slvetaxdeductionsfordona(ion -. I'resldent Nixon's vice presi- of personal papers. -'I' . . --Ile dentist papers to the National Brown said he doubted the i ' ",' . , . Archives isas thrown away, original deed ever existed. I .i, _________________ Nixon's tax lawyer says. . . Attorney Frank DeMarco • . said Friday the 1969 deed was t destroyed when a replacement f% ft 4 deedwasdnftedandsignedon • • ;';-. Api-il 10,1970. lie described it - . • . - . iroutine legal practice. if I. The deed is considered by I. p By BOB IJAWD . ,' fig P. 11 some Washington sources as CRy Editor a the key document In President •—. Nixon's biggest single tax probHundreds of seagulls itre — km - Ins controversial deduc- feeding on Ow carcasses of : ~F tion involving the vice- thousands of freshwater shad presidential papers, which minnows which mysteriously were valued for tax purposes at died during the past two days in • . II $576,000. -,-,; --sPearl lake, a small lake in 11011 1% A'" "It doesn't exist," DeMarco Forest City surrounded by an . - .iid in a telephone interview. &'verncrnachin cisilization . — l'hnt was the whole purpose of The fish kill, which residents 11 It , a . . -_ retyping and re-signing the say is the t1fird in the past year, deed." quickly drew the attention of Af .. a" DeMarco first spoke publicly Seminole County pollution con7A Area Deaths . about an original deed March 7. trol officials. - 7 rt_ 6B Bridge :, But a Washington source said 4 • Paulette Da'tdo of the .?. 7A Calendar Friday that the White House pollution office said the kill was Comics SB had been unable to locate the first reported Friday and now -'I -. . . -_ Crossword Puzzle 6B dmi, which DeMarvo says was apparently is beginning to . . 'I _e Cor'idcrable cloudiness SB DearAbby 'S signed in California on April 21, affect bass and pan fish which and mild through Saturday De. Crane SB 1969. are dying form lack of oxyg2n. with a slight chantv of Editorial Comment 4A California Setretary of State She said no algae blooin W showers. Highs around > 513 lior-opi' I':tliiiund G. Hrwn Jr. has said been discovered and kill and lowb tonight in the 60s 2A National.News THIS I-' ,%,Nl I LY of ducks d(vided the small pond in front thit! tww deed was fraudulently may have been caused by as yet 6f Lake Ram probability 20 per 3B .SchoolNelifis Monrole was just too choked with hyacinths tot Wckdated to April 1969 in an linidentified pollutants. 90 SWimming, except for rent today, tonight and i society apparent effort to qualify the one who tried for a few minutes to navigate around the Pesky water Pearl Lake, bordered by SR President for a full $576,000 in. 436 to the rifirth, an area un&rplants. Ilyeaviiinths for the past six weeks have Slowly but surely forced . . 5A State . . tvine tax deduction for the pa- going expansion, has a the ducks closer to . World News • pers. causeway splitting the water _____ ___ (Herald Photo by George Haves i Ttit' taxlaw was hangt1 In from cast to ssest Europe \ OfPres*dent - - Deed TaxCase Key - _____ -_____ - ' ''' -' •- •---- .--. . '' -' . ,_. • . . - . ' - ' - - - I 'n (Fu(P i fr knOv+ IJ M,ss.ae. Lu?Pi.f.n cP'vf,h, G4dn D*yi , ?(i. CHURCH OF CHalsy , Cider Ser,nes P.0ilOurc# OidO"..'oogo *'i$ttlt Ap F,, $a944 55 , o' a. t.,-,,, _t (i-,r* i! A,p l-"iO'd C"ii!*,4 (Piurils, II? A rt 40V'M4 CPv.Iar, (lurch, t'0r. dj OP M*.tLlrid LMP't4 '4*14 Church Star Laip Rd or Jam CO$OI1gA9,OyiAL 'r; r;a'+.: Z'c..+.,. ++,,,. ;, '' i.,, ' P, I OfP'ti C,p cHCisy,Aw 414- VIENNA, Austria (AR) Ministers of the world's major oil-producing nations met here today to consider a recommen. dation to hike the prie of oil above the current $11.63 a bar. rel. No decision was announced. D economic commission of 11w 13-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) recommended the price increase Iran's finance and six teen-age children were to be s Dsss New Price Hike - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY- ASSiMtLry or GOD . Howard H. Hodges and Staff HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO Oh, brotlwr...just received a letter from a lobbyist for the Florida Petroleum Council in Tallahassee. He's Included a column by a Jacksonville reporter which treats the oil Industry with kid gloves. Mr. Chris Jensen is suggesting that perhaps I could "find the information to be of interest" You bietcha! And I can give you a couple reasons where that reporter must have been ~ i looking thru rose-colored Willard Eldridge SANFORDATLANTIC SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC, and Employes Oviedo, Florida I HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN a CHILD CARE Betty FIOyd& Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by theSeventh.day Adventist Church and Employes - I ginsscsanddi(ln'thaT1'ctospend WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr.andMrs,Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes of our society, when in fact, all were trying to do Is vent our raUi on a few tndis1duaL. I have a great deal of respect for anyone gallant and dedicated, who contributes Is time and talents towards im. provement of our city, state or national governments. il PaStor B 4$a, ii 00 a ry, Evenngworyp THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance All too frequently we tend to use the "wide brush" as an ~ THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd. Lake Mont,. • Pastor Sunday SchOol 10 00a m I 10pm Morning Worihip Il 00 * m ?lop,m Evening Worship 700pm Sunday School Morning Worship WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff I 00 p rn ills t , Othr'r WESLEYAN CHURCH Saturday pulins A, J2' J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E.C, ElseaandStalf Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff I., Wednesday Thurulay All psalms 0 Cienesis hO SC. m Evening worship M who have been paid to construct temporary fallout shelters. Kearny said the research project was being funded by a $30,000 grant from the U.S. Defense Civil Preparedness Agency. "The idea is to find out how well American families can construct a shelter with indigenous materials," Kearny said. 'This is strictly experimental work," he said. "it has nothing todo with any change in American policy or with any application from a utility for a nuclear power plant in the county." Walden, his wife, a son and his wife and child, another grown son , loop m Morning Worship 100pm & Praise JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Mel Dekle and Employes _____ lMom I Amity Night Supper The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible — And S;lOp m 2nd& dIn Thursday Tuesday Genesit -)1.1.3 Al ' UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Crer Country Club & Uala Roads 0arn SheA Pastor Emeritus Pastor MdSnday PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HihwayMsvest B ISa m Paul5onni'y Evangelist MornitvjAorpip + Pb5$or - Morning Worsp Sunday School Striptioney Sederw fly the AipwMa" &Me Sao" + lOp m Choir Practice Thomas C b - YouthGroup CH UMYF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIB Park Ave.mspe Jay Y Cosmatc, P5to, eb Common Cause. Gardner makes valid pr osa on mprob1ng the : frnm tI'e ons local to the national levels of politics. It was especially stirring while reading the section on Parties, Politics, Elections. "High-minded citizens who w look down on politics are going to have to learn that we need Politicians. Just as we must reject those who corrupt the public process, so must we snort those politicians who rIsk career in1k, public 7 lO THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave. Lab* Mary Minister Rev A F Stevens Sunda Ch ur ch School BdSam Mor ni ng W orship II 00a m S 10pm Worthp Led,. King -• B 10pm 7 00 1) m Nursery I Asa in Si)iIij , 0 4154 m Pastor uIJl 419 Part Ave. - vs. D'e Sludp Pickett UNITED Yet such daydreams little help us to cope with life.,. today. Cn1' mvii iinrf a,l.,4,-.,vv give us the guidance and solace we need. His Church-the church down the Streetstands ready to meet our needs. 1lOp +. Church School W Bib Study & ay er Setv (FirSI Wdneiday Fellow ship Sueq The list-and tho responsibilities of mature life-seems endless. No wonder we long to escape-to "get away from it all." I PS IC OOa m ii 00* m Evening Service 9 4Sam .',. vvvrin.p carries us step b step through life. The carefree days of childhood swiftly wane once schooling begins. Then come jobs, marriage, family, a home. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1513 Park Aven ChWtfjN Crump EvangeIit WTRR Broadcast Bbl Study Mor ning Worship 730pm UMYF ven.ng PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH USBPalm,ti.*,,. Rev 0 E Hodges Pat 710pm, , In case any of the schools or service organizations are loon"foras(jrrinuI'd speech, , recommend isCuiti,, Ui a Nation by John W. Gardner of + FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OakAve,sledS, Rev Virgi'L flrya and Rqv KI e1hW Mull , Ministers Morning Worship 1.30 0 'vs lOQpm Sunday School + J00pm Sunday school 7 10pm ItS John Pryisl,stiirlt,n hey Krnne$h Milter, At$itt PaStor Morning Worshi p S lO&II:rn We, too, often seem trapped on a similar conveyer belt, caught an a cadence which 7 10pm Wed Eveni ng Service 100pm L FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD wi Orange Strut Rev U Ruth Grant PaS?O' Sunday SchOOl to 00a m Morning WorShip II 008 m Sunday Evening 7 30 pm Wed Bible St udy 710pm Conquerors Muting Sunday a lop calsollforry Rev, William • + Bible Study COMMUNITy UNITED METHODISt CHURCH Hwy. 17-93 at Piety R4, Rd, He's escaped the fate of an egg-but what has the chick got to look forward lo? The technology that incubated him in twenty-one days now carries him relentlessly toward the roaster. ' ' 7 OOpm (vangiIt.c Service W ed Prayer 5 Prase , Asa rn II 00a m MYFO&l Sun Eve WorshiplLlSun Bible Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST BQIPaImS9,i . 100pm, Mor ning Worthip n4ngwo,shp I 7 OOp Morning Worship Pastor - / o 000" IlICry$taIL.k, Or Lake Mary. Fla Rev PaulO Trissel Pas'or Sunday School liSa II 008 m B 10pm Gary I"f Sunday Sc hoof Pastor 12 B ________ MARY CHURCH LAK CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker DrIve, Sunland Estates 1211 W. fit It. Sunday: 10 9 a , f1l1f( 115111, MYF - ____0 .- . NvrSCry Prov ided for all Services ID 00a m - Mor n;ng Worship lOOpm + + %li. Md',l S GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Oira Rd at Wosdia.is Ave. Rpv 0 Rs 0ens Pastor Ch ur ch School B 4%a m •'- THE P EOPLES BAPTIST Ph IB2$$3Of3fl; Rhse4W,Jai YOUth Hour Evangelistic Service SI 1111 IflI5 - B ISa m II 00a m 7 oop m Uvenng Setv,ce rayer Mt'ng Wed ' • + W Ind St aIMa.Ave (3t aD fIttt Pato, 9 ISa m+ hO am NurSery I md .. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH II? A,rpsqf Blvd Phet 373 B37 James C Vau'JPin M.niipr JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH lIlt West First Street Geor, C.atlo*a, Pastor Sunday Schoc IC 00a m Morning Service 11 00 a m Even'ng Serve 7 300 m Wednesday Serv ice 7 lOp m Old tr uths toraN Day - - O all I FIRST CHURCH 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 00 Orlando Ave. (17931 (Lutheran Church onAmerica) Wham B Downev Pallor ch to ch Sc hool 9 00a m '.' - " 1 Serc,(W.øt Sund ay School .vsh,p Service 'F? u rtrn - '' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 10175 Sanford Aye Dr HaHarrs M't,r Sunda y School , ij m Morning Worsh+p It 00 a m Wed Ser vice 7 30p m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Melillo*. Fta Worship 'Iuiii Sunday, March 17, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 177 Price 20 Cents 10. 113W. 35th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour" --' ' ('It 4tjrrath I i. :' Sun Wi l'ra,u LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER m 7 30 DavidJ Rich ndap School 10 00A M and TV "This is the Left" Sunday Nht Bate roack 0*' a Oeotona 71 hr1 323 ha OF THE NAZARENE 7 WTR Is I 9 isa OFNEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Tempocaty Grn,yj Community Center Up., A 5 r,..n 'i'r Snglratn & o iSp, Nursery Opin %',p'fg4.iS+ 400 * W kiitf, 11rb '~ M,M,Vtr P,ornng Wochp • Jn•, IdIII,f't(l,j , IhIthIp 11 Dom m EvngWorthp Wed Prayer Serv ice Ut Re, Ftd, NHI Sunday School Church Training C h,,f(h School CONGREGATIONAL ' CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School Cen',ji p, , rp,. C'..-:-'a •' i's. e - Longwood, Fla, Rector CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Coe. fifth $I LOakA ve. Rev pert 1 .- I "D '" Just East at Interstate Burke Johnson minister S Park Ave Leroy U Soper -'- 9 as s m 10 45 am Preaching LWorip -, BUNNELL, Via. (AR) A Florida family of 11 has been hired by the Atomic Energy Commission to spend the weekend building a fallout shelter, with a promise of $1,000 If it's finished in 48 hours. Hut even it the deadline is not met, the J. B. Walden family of five adults and six teenagers will collect $700 for the project sponsored by the Civil Defense Research Division of the AEC's Oak Ridge, Tenn., National Laboratory. Creeson Kearny, Oak Ridge engineer in charge of the project, said the Waldens were among an unspecified number of families in Colorado, Tennessee and Alabama il u:(lrf'ni' (Ssftfbrd Gordon Club Hwy. I?.#?) Wed Pray er II o0a in e Is 1ir ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Confessions. Sat C4LARy BAPTIST •SsI 200 Fa,rrnont Morning Worship Church Tra ining Evening Worship 13 I!v'ru,iun HOLY CROSS Rev These Folks Can't Lose Veliti(i(Iiiij Ev,nng Worship Wed Prayer Meet (nn 7 300 ,,, • CIA -• , • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST NB East Second S tr eet Sunday School J Sunday StrvicI I 1100am MpvnngWorihlp SundaySchpol 7 30 p m Eperth League -wedn,way ServIce ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 'ISOaSAv,San,o, William is Pastor r P J Kett Assist Si, Vgi$y.j Sun P4'ar lam.p flupii.si rning .',sUtIsa'rfl . (uiIili' 7 t1ITIflfl- South of SRi b/v flf ('d FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Coe, 3tfh and E lm Rev E Don Co. Pallor Sunday School 30a m MornIng Worship 10 'Sam Mo 7 FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Z4l4SanfordAv.. p. Rev W P Bennett PaSIOV - 7 3Opn, WV- - ttOOam Nursery& Klnderga,, '%t'all (+. * OUR NATION U .. ... \'.-............ 730pm J 1, I ______ I ' II OOa m :Just Lyman H K.rk*ood S,nda School ___________ '. Orgaffixed June iI.111111U1m. ______ _______ _ _______ I 0000 0 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSOHttAy. Ph fl2s3sl THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Worship Service Wednesda Night Prayer I U Phone I31-3II it. 1fl7, Mt $5 for Sunday 3rv45 • 7'~~ SPnth day Ad ve nt Churci M44fland AvCnp. Altamon1, ' Lit(ø;:+;;;l Springs - - II 0013 Wednesday Evenug Prayrq meeting 4sf'1i . a I SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - .11 . C, *11 s 01 I Better a dinner of herbs w he re love is, than a stalled tt% and hatred therewith. ' .tt)frj Pearl Lake Fish kili ' -- . ' - ' - - -" - -' - :- '.. -. -. - ' - - - - " ''- "' ' .' •' ' . • ' - ' " - -.' + - ' '. --,.' -' Index _ ' ' ... ' -. - - Weather ' - - NOT LIKE A DUCK TO WATER, THIS POND the � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/a63c5681635b869442233837ccf64091.pdf c87591e567737995e2a3a4559bdfc50c PDF Text Text - _ _ -- I I 83E[03E&T _ RIBS _______ cQuL413N ci 1, W..INrW NE MILLION LJt-I11i YEARS 14E SUN WILL O 01)1/ AccOING1D MY nford Gas S-tatewide ____ ________ - •'" _____________ :: _______ . • ____________ - LI _____________ - _____ LIFE KNOW IT WILL CEASE "D E`~IS7/ .- - [ItL\4OYABOUT ABOUT NE ENERGY CRIss AND LLUON COLiPTION ____ Stations siuld my quota for the day — in the 2,U)0 gallon quota I'vt,set for each day," - _____ _____ . .. -_____ . . • $1 -.- . -- - . -1 S 33UNZqY by Stoffel & ____________ 9 4_L$ Mond February 1 66th Year, No. I SA GUVNOF,, I EaNNAN NI3HTL- M)ULD LIKE WORD \Nff'H You.if WHAT1 S I ON 'rtR MIND, I MKAAND A R4115E." 1: HAVE 590UGHr ADDED PRESTCE elindsUbt.1 THAT \ CK WNEV - • - ,- . .- ______ - ______ '•_7• - - FM . . . r - - - 41 I d Flor ida 32771 Price 10 Cents Paul Nunter at Ifighway oil French As nue is . • , - • - -. - .I;3 j keep me in business again after this thing is overl That should -- ,inst r stir question King, Queen TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS agreement reached in SeatUe out" protest against the ban. ould be set aside for "special where a meeting on the matter Service stations In Oregon Sunday night. Organized sta In Seattle, a joint sIatnwnt users," including regular cu and Washington ended a threat lions in the two taWs had issued after 10 hours of bar- tt'invrs and those who have pri. is scheduled for Wednesdy. Meanwhile, Sen. Lowell P to close down after regional threatened to pump all their gas gaining by negotiators for two ocity under federal regulations. Weicker Jr.. lI-Conn., said he enerpy of ficials tentatively a and t hic n close to protest the ban dealer groups and regional FEO Sthtop, with less than 20,000 plans to meet today with an proved a plan allowing them to vfl preferent ial treatment or- officials said dealers getting at gallons a month would be ex- aide to FED chief William E. gist preferential treatment to tiered last week by Federal least 20,000 gallons a month einpt from the 70 per cent re- SimGn to present demands of regular customers. Energy Office. would be required to offer only striction. Greenwich, Conn., and Port The 6a experimentalplan Sthtio operst in some 7 per it of their g isoltne plan cannot go into effect Chester. N.Y., service station By .-. ________ . -:-. -- . .-. ______ • - -. ' -. far stations in thwt states was Other states, however. can- sale to the gener,;l public. FOAMU • E EST? • -- - ___ ' DONT PLAY ANY MCWZ ilL I FINISH EATIN' AN included in an eight-point tinued to consider a "pump-fl remaining rour or--HERg ReGARDING MY ____ REMUWON I _______ wuisvIhi;, _______ Ky. AP; An auuFerservice between Lcuisville and Centr3l Florida, initially scheduled to start June 1, titay start a manth edrly, according to an official of the Sealioard Coast line lUilroad. Hichani D. Sanborn. s Seaboard vire president, said probleim W.t had threatened fix- start of the service have been resolved, putting the- carrier ahead of schedule 7t7- to C LO The auto-ferry service would enable passengers to ride in lounge cars while their autos are carried on Itooe same train. &-inborn noted fitatAtatrak luis witildravAn Its objections to tile ferry service. Hesaid also 11) Joha A. Spohki ahead (if anyone on this one, friends. Y(mi're %a) Supposing former Attorney , ,, General .,u4m .-niti.nvii by 0w10- Schneider I ' A ~t least he was there this past - F' ws . . -. arded the costed queen title, at :he Valentine j - Chant Ball Saturday night at the Civic Center. First - runner-up was Elizabeth Jett - -. - r i representing Xi 1wta - Epsilon chapter with Fave Jones, Theta Rpslloniis operorsedthaI15to 25 pr - cent of their gasoline supplies be reserved for regular cLstotners and doctors. Same New York State station operators continued to consider 3 PUMP-out to protest the pref. crence ban. Peter Conway. president of the GasialLne Retailers AsscociPtion of Northeastern New York,id U action **is very ni-xibie (or the ;,oinent. And Robert Jacobs, seerr. tary-treasiurer of the Illinois Gasoline Dealers Assoclation. . candidate, as second flflt- t up. Left photo shows Delta Burke. Miss Orlando, crowining Art Hanson. of __7 General Dynamics as Valentine King. The annual, King Contest event raised 12,730 for Seinriole Count) V, _so6aIwn For Iletaid,41 Children %ith Hanson - warnedthatsomeChicagoirii station operators might stage pump-out to protest the Lan on collections of more than $700. - discriminator)' sales, limits on Additional photo on Page 2A. iHera ld Ph ito hl • en K ., prices at the pumps wid the general lack of gasoline. SANF`0IID POLICE charged Michael Von hlerbulis, II, of riday with two male corn- •i - Eckardt C. Beck, ConnectieLt energy administrator. the Greenwich area service station -• Collision '..it-ntine Qucen, -. icials in Wasnon. D.C., erential treatment be lifted. In a meeting Sunday with -- uOCS NOT show up for trial this week. ...wtwre do nu Chink he IME per cent that (1w AuttTram Corp. which has been ruinnitilig a similar auto4erry along the Fast Coast fur more than two years, has re!eased Seatiooard Coitst I ~noe from ib leg3l obligation to serve the private company exclusively. Auto-Tritin and Seaboard Coolim Line signed an agreement last stuniner for use of L&N and Seaboard tracks between Louisville and Sanford. Fla. Early this year Amtrak an. nounced plans to run an auto ferry between Indianapolis and a terminal proposed for Central Florida and asked to use the sitmetracks contracted by the Auto-Train Corp. Auto:rrain off icials at first balked, but have since agreed to the arrangement. - Ikia Sigma This Annual • . un approved by national FE0 operators that the ban on pref. AutonFerry Could Flout In May POSTPONe DISCUSSION LATER A-- - it I candidate for qu,~en of N. - WtMAW DEMAND - Coronations .. YOU - r r' _) ' _______ - ano For Oregon, Washing' ton "A FAT . - including Standard Gulf ice! - --•. • I - -1 TOOK YA A : ___________ -rMC0S'nN'M1E `)i 'YOUR, NUME EATE1'. GYPSY t I'mnpzD cc- sp-lh* PAID OFF IN HAUSLIV R) AND A SETTER CUENtLE AC40001. . 1 quota of gasoline to sell each kept inc in business before' WhG do I have to depend on to Co) on '-C - Energy Office order is -toci In reply to the question little, too late," and most operators couldn't come out on whether lie favored a move to a 15 per cent reduction. give regular customers However, Dekle said tie will not preferential treatment. shut down while he still has a Buerger commented. "Who L ti(Jf I commented - At least three other stations 'it tilt, S11 46-14 interchange w Te Pumping somp gasoline, Sunoco, Owner of the Sunoco Dekle said h favors UK 'f giving his regular customers sta tion, George Buerger. said genera tries to pick the preferential treatment, but Mien tourisLi are heaviest off the interstate to froin enterini, his station. open his station. *- That's about lie said the one cc i:allun Increase onan allocation noon to five in the afternoon," reduction of 15 per cent or more said Buerger. "Even then. I'll ;ippro-ed under a new Federal rationing them to 10 gallons per _6 ENJOY NV—R MMAL, SIRE'r SRA.LL gEnJRN AFTM A SHORT hNTE.RMtS$ON/ be - u - 33 -- • Threatened Protest _______..-- _____ Closed While some of the stations in dealers want the right to sell to said Sunday that at pumping today_"and I'll and around Sanford may have eferred toi,icrs and want least 50 Per cent of the dealersprobably pump till 10 o'clock closed in observance of the to hike prices a penny a gallon in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, tonight" he said "After that A threatened lockup of George Washington holiday, :or every allocation reduction Sarasota. Jacksonville and I'll probably be out until the gasoline pumps in Florida to most cannot open because they of 10 per cent Most 'sanford Orlando would shut down protest federal energy policies are out of gasoline as large dealers first of next month" contracted, however, But checks of service station hunter said he favors the failed to materialize today, a signs on their pumps proclaim said they did not favor a Operators in the cities showed out" policy. "Plow can "Pump survey showg, and while almost to the frustrated motorist complete shutdow n or "pump that the majority of stations you ration customers when they all service stations in the searching for gasoline. out." that had gas were remaining r.eed enough to get them to the Sanfordareaareclosed tt is for dealers .11in Miller. president of the open. reasons (;Ulf bk,ortothsney' Co-wral Florida, Sanford f Ikle closed h Gulf oe asked. --You've got to give taticn on French Avenue in them as much as they need for S,nfordat 10 a.m. today. 'I've as long as you've got it" _____ - -• p- •-•----i- — By JFAN 'AUESON herald Stall Writer __________________ 4 -J J----NF -- Rumpus i paillons interested might also find Abbie Nomimmahow r C'&v`R 1 Service Review Panel - Avenue and Ninth Street. A neutral grouryl, 1111les removed from Chicago where passenger in the van. Darmy Ray Lee, 17. 242.1 Mase both were it, tive headline for Avenue. was admitted at It's not bad enough learning of all of the "things" which lnrl former Vice President - - - 1 imen b) Juanita lull, of 510 F. Secnthi Street, it Park hluflsin in that same area. i Two old lriefid%?'?meeting on L - - this morning after his van. (right. collided with a car • - Spiro Agnew to resign....now Spiro re getting more dribbles on sonic of his exploits. _____ - • . ' S ) - L — - flow does it make you feel to know that he spent at least rno.000 of ta xpayers money . bs Bill yin ,rt . JJ Just - it S t rtcr to ill irs r fo __________________________________ Ii • - - When YOU COUIC 10 tfie end Ola perfect dab, you've got one of tile regular type totonkicrard ' - \ . •• ' - -— • It .- .' - ,- - . t idtnt Oft%LI 540 ..:. ..' '. o days 4 testimony, chair hair nan William Colbert, an / j • - 4-:-L, . attorney itha firm that represents Polk, said he felt Polk did rot vinlate ffie spirit i, r t.1 w leticr of the stdte 20th Street and 5.infurdM&nt Patrolman hI.J. Shea Jr. hargtl hlaniki 0. hhighitiithi, 10, 405 Mattie Streci, ith driving under the influence of alcohol and reckless driving. lhghi,titt, ttstr of a van 11116olved in tile (n0% was whicle and 11 parked cars. ritooppers gave the following fulltillic deputift IuiF o ther fatal accidents (liester Sheets. 20 of Veno Beach Burns of Bartow said inaonc-%a) strict tilt tile tw, &jtu.,d.;jy whien twr car was tut ::J:_!-_. he ill taunch a ludici. -oppeal Of th., & 41(1 pant' Benti dicil Salurda) near his Sniuttawn of Indian twr. their car wasinvolvedin toicks Beach. Iha vehicle r a coiktt'n sittli another vehicle portedly tolled over three tilitt' and a lui. •iftt fail-rig to nke a curve in t)llitrs said the Pompano) the rtd. ttarbai-u Shorter, t$, t'f Eaton lh'ah aetident occurred when d a car traveling the wrong wa> 1...•t • la% allowing swiunar Firing oil .%rva , Index 11 Bridge Calend aor Classified ads 3A cottlim Crtm_u on,pul,lie 9A I var Abby 6A hA Dr Crane 11 -. After Today Civil Sersice Board 17. ild killed, grand mot tier injured — _______________________ to trial. IN,her saidhIrs. Eunice Wall pursuing police car af!er his was not 1m),intalticot Wiggins. 59. 2009 Jefferson The Florida Ifighwa) Patrol Inotorcycle stru(k - curb and Avenue, was a passenger in a repelled today at least nine then tilt a light pole. The nw car driven by her daughter. Other persons were killetil In lorcyk- wits being cha*d be. Mrs Sandra W. Forrest. weekend traffic accident.4 vause ,I a sprech.ug, violation. Mrs. Forrest.27, and her 61 wto.. across tile sta'e. offictirs said. ycar-onitl son Bl"ie A. Forrest. J, 'lines Aultinan. 19, died T-oopers said David Brown, also of 2009 Jefferson Avenue. 4 lk-erfitlil ;,learl, anti w hen Il,.- lost ct)ntrul of his car An au170wtw disliwathr is tiny "on _____ go — Florida hbpiLii at Orlando im to tinorrow. Ad the depart- A &anford woulan, injured in and Liter released. a thruieiiiiiar accident Saturda) 11ohm reports listtti Ralph Itha t took the lists of her McClain, of 708 F tin Avenue, as daughter anti grandson, was driver of a pickup truck also ac. listed in urilwal condition today invohed PIC Ill. can't eveii get enmgh gas to get itic to work I without waiting in line for a half-ho" that Lt.i ________________________________________ epu y Mother Child Killed In Wreck use of an Ar Fuftt'107 jet, f uel slid pilots alone it of 1 wings (ihf. / an hour before Wright's tc. 19 firing scheduled arraignment in ment's fornier highest ranking -- Agnew nuide 23 tyips too t* favorite golfing nu-'r(a I'al", " iring Fortner Scininole Sheriff's tircuit (ourt on felon charge L 5 black deput) Strawn ruled that sufficient Sgt. John Wright today lost his in the inatter, the Sheriff's Today's setback was the evidence exists and also demed fight to gain re-instatement departmentcivilservice review second since a Feb, 12 ruling b) a writ Of habeas corpus granted pending judicial settlement of board unanimoust) denied Circuit Court Judge David Wright on Christmas t)as that charges he s' shotgun from Wright's petition for re- Strawn that the criminal resulted in the prelimina StKrihf John Polk 's eusted) instaliment and upheld Polk s tbargt against right should hearing. finance his golfing vacallons while serving its d olds • .4 Hospital. Von Iferbuhi. Ms. Ifill and three passengers in tier car were treated and released pntrolmi Richard Bennett reported. Herald iri t . U • Ftai&unijint Interiaititntnt ht'rtw Iipital nt}tc5 4,\ Public notices JA UIA Se'ciety 6.; 5 Spirts Stale 5A - �- - -. 2A — Th Saiford Hpralcj Monday, Feb J8, 974 Men - Area White House Experts Blame1 l,lAI(1N'l I-; Aria then S4e'ic' suis;s • Suith Sernincle .Iaycce's ifurinig their annual I : :;t-; .taarIs banquet held !t-c e'ntt f'rithiv night I at the Altaituirit,' 4 - -- - - M \ * . tfln C r C US I oUi tt tr I)hr.15t IS Recorder I i:i iii hit, Hi list ti iiiath• its I%fl tettimuat Investi. tijit pr tshh rt t tuMt 1) the adiiiittedly delettivi. rutiriling mat- tune iatiori. (11O(( abi to bring For t I ur IJItI Wiit, liust lounsii .1 fred Uuzhardt ert hih failed tic supjsirt tI earlier Indluatien t)v taw I he iccurt.afpciinte ( I panel iLittI.I)ut)hIt iieel l'.iiiinute cFrts that the cr.esurt as Iccunch that a ciric-etive Iart in a .p in one of i'resitle;;t Nicins delilwrate ther recorder apparenth a-• \,iter.',ute ts pritiatth St (lair sail % itith adlvt'r. ciunited li .i hunni 'fl the tape U r'de r the B I g Top I to mea I H Qutstiiiniiii the (intluigs if •a rid ccl c;wrt it tield se• I. tt \ hUe Ilceuse ivs a .. - I( \\ In irttiIi, Al i ;eiir,. ( flown tic Flirida Sunday atcard ic The l)istiniguiishctl Service Aslarcl sas lrc'senuttlI tee SeiiuiniiIe (iurit - Sheriff John I' ilk Icy Jab- ret' I 'resii hen t Warren I re iwn )t hcrs hi cniiint'iI inn uded State hiep 1';tigt':it• Jim I, Wallace at an I Iiwrlc -a l)a (;ed (;iis-t'nninne'nit assarci, I1ntsicn I i:ijit;siti Jaino-s lirs- ati, Servmie' tic Ihiitiianimtv i.- turning to Washington uifli: t 1 he esjwrts whit suggested iklutkratt. era5urt tre r r \tiiflt')- r.clly Iwfcr an Air Foru Jet to lileet with tiji Sion ,iides in the t-ccntrcversv 11w iiitt hhiiuse Saul tie 11resitlent I cuiinhuunity ('enter Gap Monday. Feb 18.1974-3A ife't . • efect fhe Sanford Herald .,ss:iril 1k-v Ni-nine-It1 Millet if (a-,'t'lbt-rrv ('.iinuiiitjnit [Inuteci Methodist I hun -h, Outstaniiling Young Ucligionis lCa(lCt; AltainuinteFun' Chief Toni S&-igfrt'iif, ()utstaruling auth •Javrees ( icoper.Taylor awards: Altaiiicritt- hboh it, Capt. 1),is-id Gunter, Out. standing Young I iw Knlont-eniie-nt Office-n anil Jiitini Kalashaini of I ';i'sedbe'rrs Lle-uiic'tt,ir Si hid I iutst,iritiui Vim1! Kulura Ii re -i iigniteil fur iiutst,int1init .cchueveinicnt in !ft-rr I.' - -, , - 'hi- ciuhinininit> by D Recognized Are Stat.' liii lilt h:,irle- Sta- gui-t - lx- ;ke- r fir tie hirquc-t I: •si - .chd abne •.ould cow' 1C icre ot the fl'opnse&! (X - seat Detroit Lions !., iiiii 5 Chief %atergate Ia crsatuiin heteen ion anti H U hltlkriicn, lieu his -tiff r .Iarm - s I) SI (Lir. "c1. 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Ira:tiinafl nritrn'us clost! urriri,cnL5 iver ritrt. b) ti U s I:tn.lIss) in Anrinian ti lIusein in hindu l in the .rab c rid, tune e hi-n Ikiji urn tri.&ps bcg;.ri It. :rfac-ed in the wake if the ruin_stratung for higher pa -rdanran arms disturbances flit king. h(' sas in the Hritish i st-ts ac capital t•arl this month tiurin Sipte li-ri_s art bent iite1in the inuik-nt in the iarrlstin --;iin! Jrrf.trl,eri ff id t•n if rq.e hurritil tic le •iard Kir; rr:- S attitude hhusseir, •r - - - risis llLsclri and tiit U S ''r • . -, i - i. \:: r, • •• , 'f a '- le.ist f -r ' - ::t. r ,' • lf l'.i lit', :, '.1 it itmittme'tli.itcls 'lii ne seen- n-tu - lcittie'l - .tlt.cr - -4 A if ,' ri f Li .-. ,.. - ç 1.. :. : :-• - " tint- stbt.mt rh,rns it the' d - cmntrs \: :- •"'F4 •ri.. - — - -i 7;;. . \sihj si,idi . • :':2 cr-f - • f ti. .1 - - f:ri- - - - 1 til , ' , ,, - Suc-! 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I -- II his-Its.- li. ii Ic I in - dtistr \ Utscs hnnic I p iii I .- p.-mrtnmie'nit h-- I. siefniuUbi ci lIfe - nt,, I d'I:s S--rrsnl - '-•, , '1151111 -xlI - lnes e'stiiue'iit Str.-ate'gs ;i' Its lint I 'sc iii cdi ii i -1- - "c;e,, in \ml'.rn I )e,-ltmirim ml hiostisniut Ilt,uni i I c lnieniutstim1t • Ii I arid - - 'it, ci. thin- '._ '..-' fnitniWtip It is the list - lb lb I,itni - --- - 'is-ate-n part '-'us ''' ------ I- 'iii ', - hijc1 his li,ure 4 I stui IN 'pie' I 'ant live- ri c''.t I, c,me hi -11,-n -t u -flu fe '.1 m 1 lilt aid' diiiist'' 1.-mr .isti) Fir iimi,ntthl in', Ics- hi,crs • imisa ' ' lt\ %i1Iiariis f - - - - -mt-mit list tli'mt is eSsi nit ai ti '' n - - ' mis - '--I '' ,- ' ' • 'sturiijmi 'little': i jr -- ______________ Iiiui)be )(u(.mnit f , - m.'r ant te.lIi,miii it _siieilnn,ir 1:1111 II nation - i ', II iOu tile- - r 's -nit nil innerire-e,' still h'. di!it-fl,- I(uuiuudi'-iru 'din lines /: : I 'iris Ii- isrI 'i ci::!, IL I u Ii 1hhs - "' (Jnu:adima.-mtlsuni iunt i fa I - - l'arish lI.mll Cues- e'riait l'Iasers still l"UI'.e' Itnili, IIe'Itm,ni:i " N I 1 kin Ic1 liens li * - r it,! luilult , it 'e un, u,, u S 'it,mltuftsc-II - 1 (. il-star! i ' , ;. -liI: , n, uC fri I-I'- l--l'-IIiu \I_sitl,mruf Its-_.11 'tIe c idelme i \ It -1 Oft '. '. se mrs 'strtiiiir' - ul Iti ; I his thu itt '--J)etnsoi'I-(i I I'IIIIn( - is. i , I .'l I ms ( -ii'. ,i'.Ssiifcl 0 i 1(ct i' ic iiii.mIfls I ttiil cit Ito ifilimi il Iii r alit the htuniic, ii'chb •' •ii le'partniients. • .lu'tiri Ii ll,rtrnumn.Jr "I' ' ' ' ', S,cdmtu'iil s,c iutsnet n -_______ A hussun,- r )lzhenitsyn In Zurich I li U 5 It ihil_! dcl lit itt'- " StitflCV ; ':__ •. if 51.-it.' lhc-nr i•e-1 call \t rb -' its 'n,cii,e - Ihmiil,i -1 inter c- i Ihr.- . mitt Sin ______ i ir n: u 'ii 'dull.in ih-tn Pr \ t,tn,s-s - 'etc -' • II 11111 I.e Ilettete- I t itt • scecl-l_i ft_A_ ti I I _________________________ u Funeral Notices - -- c - i tic '.5(11 ti :k_ - ,,ruieur i it. i i tis in icr fri I nm sills F II. se , iiitier ,. ,,, fl• I - - _____ iii c anal ..n ti pufl bar kin! tie - -:r. rr u -1 -iii -f the c ari.ii h iThirMias fla- i- r;.e - us are' si irng under an agrs-t'nut-nt with Eg)pt 14 -tc-t I I I \I '. '.51(1- I'tin iks Ilcuicinisms - E)et!-is - -, - , ieii!fi uif _____________________________________ -- .1 . - • • , 'Ic; rts I mss it thu !lc-r,,lml 'c.crifu 'I, ' ,itui,n ,lfl -________ • Ii..- Israeli ilul'. bit lililiL Jl ic\IilI itt it 11111 - , lii i'l\ thu mm'. tr I ika ni Iicii - hiritisir-ijuilt tcst, I shins'. liii fi - - lie-is-ri I '.5 ii d ,- I - Ilit- tiS I ,,e 1- j ',if 'hte' ,tuP:tis't, Ii,ikt,ill i-i'$ 'iui\iI'.'.Ilm\s - rid rep.irte-d List dli Iliciuti : f'r the' e iirreiruar1 i.aiiJ 11 ii t:alt peratuiru'- Li) thi c-rI -f IL' : - tei arel atiofial, ' PUt 5\ - 'Hu t' ___________________________ -- IIIm'ike"'.hnm;, - rs- m:rs'ssm.e- , s.-msmng ml r;mtc- s user chicuhls-il sm stiiijlc the- brat u • - ske'stivay j leihci Un'. - it ___________________ • llll -WIII Ihirthiut rt 00 p nit s. tiic - - 't'.'.Il I l:st I , u l{\II ii _____________ - let e ____ ___________ - \ II 1¼re(J : - -, ser.- • -- if e - ,i'te -rr V.. • r - 'ciifldi - i 7 ;raeli Forces Withdraw -, I, - ,', _____ - ii I siu rift '.1 lii I unior I --Ilec', io;-' FhLh: - u.-t re'. -t (ice,•t di S in '' 1.4 TRAFFIC '/AS I- EAVY I Iii n _____ -- 1. ne - fcir -- - e: ____________ - - \r!r-li tuu'.irit ss - ' '''. up the qu,citerfire1s SuriLe i ith this third ictir, .aJOS Prtus - h cit iIur.gars '1 heir final sc re- Wa.- fe r Isert- iicnduc-tinig mm -- I. Ii schI tilt isort - I c - ar i bear,.--- S thne i - pun \iiihuifl etion'. prc'gr.-miiu its ,irici te'ubinii - nit Sunielas Pit-iris let-It! nit ;iiter 1k-ti! •tunn,. 'its-htsr i i'fc Iti bent Is f'rs-st ri 20 s;l-it-i se innist. - e''ti! .ini 'rr.utii e%'.,..hi,,imr flmght dIr th,- tt,i'hin, -: : ---- . : - -r.izil 3-I iii the quarterfinuls The tither seniifirialist_. ar - '.5. hool lii. I_eg1 .cQt.JIc, •, fl tc hicul H sirisiek nation firm stem e st uI! ice ni mdi litre iiic-t-tlnig, cf time t ix until first ballot ti ;msuil Ii I ill hiubil ' I flit- svuiiliriik tiiI begin in April 1-etrisian %uhi kttct Jeir - hnoi. SI hi cieliateci lic-ririqut- Met'kiri1 ' me-fl I citcittoriurie ,mftm-r tht' m 15h I' cIlmirmuussIcihi intel un i>or (It hIS t-c1 tutihut> t1ix but b.iIkt ci ,mt the' Firs-Si-rd figure 51w sail during tb, regular diis'etirig thut' i-its's - -' - " 'wre ris Spasskv, the I %9 world hanipien v. lice s ;us :. ut, rattnei, 5 ' . su fi after tie- \tiihust ' curp.-rati.un cf Like' Mar ncethmg sta'. clone I' further tichiu"a.sure until after the itt)'. first ek (lii ns The' irbini;illv aplscmntt'd ut) juuunie't in fipp.cntrit lIt s art t iris in the stmti: tit' fun't real:,. e tmsti-r ' II liii! :1 undo - ' , - 'l - - -rid ( lies_s (liampionship ehirrunatiirm insuring that afl ill litre! 11(1)11% Fisdier rwt for the tittirri le-trosian. the Seiflil ( iut!tijliifl in 1'I ar:! l'- • sses mx i tI -- tired ii Icr a 'tr _-;• ir. the qua rtertinals ', I - I prip.c. sI f refused 1 (('III II..-'. for tst iiiiiiimntbmls inie-e'tirigs slit' mle',lart'tI time' 5('55ifl fun tieS! st-ek, -I rele'ti hristling uS the ,iilciinet 'be' intt-rul' Mini re - sit nt' .sti u;r c -all a teI,i tlitiiJ"it I push f'r If' Ii:i-r i-Lu:,. t-n-!i, I- : -p. r:-:-U f r - -'i,ih:,ih, - nu rn t 'I rr ;1 5' hfi ________________________________________________________________________________________ - je - lii eiitht vira' •'.. .•- ••• '.\Jif rt1.t k-an .c (;tH)I)f;(,VI:II''.t, • • riie 1cj Be Exarr-i,ned t irerne1 • IH- - tl.r II--.' str,u n,h - .1-••.• :. i t S esirmi f bit- eight per ic';it tax, smitl the, sits ii is ni tel ti flu. freon cc -15- it-tilt .g'.- eke' Iii sc-C' hunts ' nii'r_ste'ml Into iti'g iufllnul ,i 'litiltuinit: Iuriuhle'tie ill the' It'. -- I hi i,ih ir •lrcl,inian Soviets Score Clean Sweep 1 \i tt r • _•, - I - r ti5 e V'II 1- , -Ic ;uO!s ILi tin-n'- hi - - ' '- '- L r '' :.c.t Ma)ir Mar!ie lit-s-s ti Lsk cl idle' - , rc the ;itt..! Pr I tic tic 0 tif. I d - _ ;_, ' - Wo r !rI e Br'i e -. - .ptoni;iti if a level ''1 su; . ' - 7 tIc r.:s ,il -lilustrator sm)s nnliift gai1irce- still l,e duvertect this Vt - ritt.aIR (us-I-short parts cut the- naticcn .John I' SmV u I tin e1is nsiairm it ill iN annriunrt-ei 1 ue sLis but tie i if them thtr true ir nil. - - - i - r pre-p.eratuin -p.' Oil dnI'-e-tidii! lituhmi e- is'ir!tia-rt, c:*, -' ', ae- rist- lii suspitin ct iriv"lvt-nnent in the il'tiiiri' . -, - - as hussein (ahinet.l,urc es in \ii ruin as..rrgc.mirI 'i tic-tail if tic- te - - - e/ G asoli n e D i ye rs ion P Ia n ned liffirences Iet.,ikcl rep. rts in the cit-ri -1ittiii ihiuti the Eiiib., - - ftir1 . _______ - d.is in art .ipp.irent 1ff l' r i ' ii- - ti '.lf!- 1It!--!:rr c Tie dncisuriIerst;iridinc ar ti ta e been triggert handle the frim: nt Il.elltllO u1nrrghile' the' ri.mtjctfl iS ti) tt:sI 1 mined in tik s'. ale ii the %r if ",,, stieuiil hurt p. plc bice1 itidiiilie' a Rise 1, resoRt the hciit the ic- S it-ut 1 hmct et b I ii-,j ". inginiu,s Th-nt'r in .sskmng fir ihrmiime-iji,mtm' tim '.uft- r;itmsu t tm ci t uril.- ri ercitins us the tilt s ls cf the t tims tee hi' ilinie rust it. .stieiut - g h Level Study Beg i n s i i suue-thiing it itit this ittilits I IS is ml • H .slle-u1 h I i I nih r mtii '. utilut) laS edit -. . ' s Ie liii stithi It mid iruiss ih'it st:itius ucilçuuJc tui.i rc1sni mmiii slit nitlitune Ii'- future,' if thit- Finihisiseut tight - • i- - i . t -• -. c 0 Iii it inifinrim ditch i 11)5 financial : - _'sIhI\i,1ii\ f liii' I sirnas ford 'enth i ii IIIII -- D, - Its t,, Herald San ',m • - lI - I I I I ' - ' c • .1 - (I i- --- - ----- I __4 - �— The Sanford Herald Monday, Feb, 18, 1914 ther Of Our Country - ,.a ( il'I .l 'i () a day assigned \ I% S years earlier. Washington had said: Six honoring the memory (c rge Washington, it is apros x to quote 0111 anot her of February's great men, braham Lincoln. Lincoln is credited with for tying. "Ii you call a tail a leg, 1io mans legs has a )g' Five" No. calling a tail a leg on't make it " does calling Feb George Washington 's birthday make it (Mfl gt flash ingt on s bir thday. h i h r em1i in most 111111d.., Feb 22 Using a I a ncoln quotation to begin a ashington column points up something else. o. and that is that Washington somehow nevum' -To*Ix- prepared for war IS 011(! of t he most C(1tct ual means of preserving l vace A free people ought not only to lx' armed, but encroachments with an inviolable disciplined." In his first annual address. Washington ti(I soriw t houghts on the possible confrontation of ( 'urn inun ism was not even in the vocabulary in Washington's little, but he had this to say in It's Farewell Address: civil rights and respect for the law: 'l'eac'hing the people themselves, to know and value their own ri'hts 0 right I)[ the people to make and to alter their t'onst it Ill ions of govf,'rnmnt'nt of lawful authoi'it v - - exercise -- ii in all - -- - -- -- Is Panamanian Dictator Weaker? flito\ hardly qualify its one-liners, and if tit(.\ Lt( st il l ed t h a t I ll a y boto itta L( t ha t 15 tho. ' s a I AtInce the jealows\ ih 1%ii 1.1 1,i%\iiu\I 1111)1 , rN \ L'.: s 5 1\It i V s agrevinetit tit negotiate :,(r%% Panama Canal treat%-. I m itnte prose that foreign influence is one of th. most baneful foes of republican government flIt re tan be no greater error than to excalculate upen real favors from flat ion to flat ion It is an ill 1151011 which experience in tist uire, s tuch a just pride ought to discard 71he great rule of conduct for us in regard to lureign nat ions. is in extending our commercial r''latmons to ha's e wit ii them as little political Ciillrlt'tt ion as X)5Sible. - ZM- r h 'a n fti ri Lt CH E -,' I NE C recl' & ss N K IOL TOL I NE - . - I S -' '- sher - Grø' 'ii' .ie' - - BR YN' . Ed'r' '.'iaqng DF HOB LLOYD E Y ROBINSON ,', t Cty Ed-for U E L BE P P II L I I', - ,, - - '.' H 5 • . - J( - - 'S - . -' -- 1 • .4 S , S ,. -. - - 1 ' i• I, , , .•• - I -. - "' , I " I t;'' ,,, , - , • I. • , ,, ,, , si I C . -, :.. ..: -, d' '"c N - • ••..; -" t e -- '• • t' ; -'-r. S - •• 1•' ' '' • •- 'ti-' - ' ' - •i "5 'Si '' St .• •,,, , ' -' 'llit'.-, - ' '' - - • , - ' ' 'I,- - ' '''. - - xI - - $ ' - 4'-''', .'- --' S ' ' ' - ( -- .' - . nt ' ll:oughi, -, . ç -• -' ' '' '-uhi raise p/ fr' I Fore s t CI? - ,•, .,. -- - -- - -- - -- , - - ' - B ' prirqs ,,t, '_S - - you have to remember Our high overhead SI t'-,i,. -I I ' r --' u I SI - -' --. ' 1.iii,i, I ,*Ilit. ii uf",$flsIiI h1n*'11t' 'I hit' I'ii,iitiia-rit t ulturt- stud, b I'st,iiri II Bale arid (;t•r,ald F. Shiulter, is tti*t t-IIfltiIlu. ll it.*l grlssth s tt'ail ti - if farmpo exrts i Iii 'f thl' t' S grIst (1 15 1) 0 1115 lh I -rit"fif th the ;rsiuulim '1 tI Aim t n t in I armot r ss ill h lrtetl airing taleretar 1971, hit' studs predtt'*l 1 his will total about $19 billi'ri I he stutis ilul nist h*';,l t iii ss hat nipo I this It ci I ' t s il - rs nm*ighit lastII l.tti,-tit I -401.1111411", Ira I1i I *ist t '5 ri' ultur I "\;-Its utiliz,'ti Its- trttlIlI tim If sf lIlliIII'rI .11 re's ripl..:tII. .1 'iutctie ml in(r ease Irvine the i IlillllrI ,ut ri's ust'il till' 5i'.* t'tIir,' 11w- std sa ul St-i thrt'(- 'ftiunib)s -if U S ssttt't h*rIluq thIn mmu'sil tit export mnarkt'ts it, fiscal 197.1, ;sltin, oh tst,t.thnrds "I lb..' rust' pritlut .'I, If -' -- • - :grci ti I -- I, " I :/ , . .1A4 -''cri ,' Has oil replaced - 51(5 .ii-ui iIk\ uri be ciriulatt'd to alu e if the gtrIs ate 1- - 5' Winier S pr i n g s III tJfll - 'n.ui,,. ' - - I .•• • ' ' .iTUifi*i.'il him ,fit 1,'t"lirit!.' p,'1t.t r',,', Itit ?he'tm "lTItp,*t',a" .ini ,uii'ast .1 1I - m' us.' 'if e 'stihiltvl,'lI uiit'ijfl - - ill hi, 'u"an IUiiii' ift i "tihlsI .t itt rmr.''-ur.' tin Ito this' tl,'s, Ii;tnitl'tl' 0 h,",s ",-ne 4- ,iti'i '1 Int'l.- i'tiii a'nt u-a I Ii" !iPivI'( ¶s,- Ii! I iWf Is tIm li,,i U :nIi s'iti, iii, it' - iii' l(ta'ssi,pmis ' i,n ,an% 'I .-tlI II- I -S tt'-jffl ! StIllS ,rain a Ihlrt'* I result if the ii, lit at I -sr ul F I rut, ii iiJ4 Ii tI ed that ft tins r I itur- . I ti'(Ilt) I 1111. 1. its I I - - on- - . .it ;srgt'ls b-t-,*uis,' of Ito' harp its,' 0 I I -IuI'4'5 'i!lll'I III'S i - Si'! .II,,'.IlII '0 ti'I'i)I 'i lIt' t.its " - t hits' fuel .til '515111 - It'' t'.s lIlt, I Ia \ -- i-- kt'mn.anc i-anti thu iT - i. - - - - 1.1k'- 1 1 1*' ''5i'l"',i ti a-' liallulls his 'm ,*risl I,aii,,n I,'?.-, 1,m,,,,-, II l4Il '.'m:i iii sit its - -1 ' - - - , -:. titlI !Iu,- tstit-s liii i - n' III - - '1(111 a I.sK,'l,slkl tisultit', Polk ('unfit lIlt'S - - i,ikt' ,i till',, • tttIl 1ttiili lilt tt 1,. 11111 - uslns'.ss l's tIn's,' little' - ;t'.i jsi'iili': - ;i% a !,lt ;'utii-s 'aiti tbte sinigls' i'ngiuo' pIarts s.- ra_stu.'tl tllhis - IllS t' ,'i.*tuiril,as mnuiirnuiti4: 'luring hit'as-s rain .1 - tilt that' w rss-ksgt' 5%,j II-It found until Sunilas •,flril htt'arins: liii' tttiints' If lit pinpscrui the lttt,*tuttn bt'c.*ust' Ill it-- s_suit Ui,'> rs-( bit' siaiit i'tui IsI St l Ids r last I I,', i - imutas'i, Guru.'> - - , i-wilt toot Iii> 'Ii I,,- .*tiltilttiIl 55 Its, i ' . his,, ' I • 'm - I - : -: -- - - ' - I - '-t b--i 'I. 551 '4, Art Buyers Spurn Free Gas .11 \'t - - itbi oIlt'-t. - - Li_s \} \i''u 0.' - 1I --f1 III, - * %_ - zz•• -- -. J - 'C' , lu - u, left and District ('orii' hold I' 'udent s ( up tl irded St ,Johns lust rut bs ( 'ent m'a I Florida(Council , Uttv Scouts of America at r('i'ugnit 11)11 (111111cr held at 'l'Lippt'rware audittirmum in Kissimmee Over i .i s i adult Scouters participated s lk'm'.ild Photo h'. Jane ('acst'lberr — l(us_s K itnt - itt' ale tuik' t.s tiirt(, iT.-1 ,tfi'- I,tl lilt the *:lfir(t l,,ss inn his' I if. ccl> '- I - S - d ' 'OR MORE S4ttu,itl9u In , still not be reads ui' iS t- eke'tid ,, I. ; it tupanc> until \i,is I iIliflg lii (iIs \1,inu,. II sm-n Know tot Ktu, s' ht,s Ii -i ('tuonst't!I-r lIt- OIl Fruihss - It s - its , I the' tn1nl,usi,n.'rs lht't55 has ,i Ir.'i,tls u'st the tits 13,) in ,, Is-St tt'lt- phuutne t lfli) t fir thus' i'mlinnlutte't- h;t-artrugs hiti researchers I11 t ti-silal,' tt ii,t stitulci ti,Ipttt'fl f,i ulits I )r.,ga_sI situti ill,' tk'l,ss 1 ;11 :h1t i irmt ott at no Joel it o ,.six..* t Ii' UI t* t it uit,.ituif;si - tur,ng lab o r and I 4.%% is ill. S hired .liS5 lls-lise'rs pri'blt'muis I )rI*C,5SII TrIli U- r'sts hirs'i tIr i- ,Ii-I 0 s.,tl siniiul,sr pr.blt'miis pnt's,ail hi"il a ,iui rl,*iitt' I (110011 tu 0* tiles misisnu station ii- direst lilt' ,,it bun 1 1 111cr projects bs fur 'list t *'ntr,it't,ns that a rt: biting leisI,*hise- pr'igralca us lut, tun.tI Tile i9e.i I,'gislatun,' t'rju> - unit' II ho, 'hi5 is'unlg tsfl It-Ic's 1%11 Ill Ibitith I. I-ito hour 1-'-sibk' violations of ',m ens and mnnu,t5uf*ta'5 r:tinuatoimi ,I is pa ttern ml ki, bs po li ce officers. T he release 'lid not thhitrat,but i*td that the U S Cis : -:.gs Cits L'liiliiiii-Siuti('iS have w ;iitinug itt, nivntks ft -i the rt-;.4-rt tt the> call lmut'e'h with uruts I(igtuts 'uilnnitssioncrs lii tr> to - i-iuginsr tuuruiling the nitwit f,ts !.- 4 - Iu ISIS It--:-. st r, iigne't'iiit'nt on joint in solving - If' 'tree-I P,irkiro: Ilttlbk'miis iii lb I -'-untltiist''i1s hall area -n '1.- ett ' BOYS Vo l un teers -- : ' -li ,_s4 - uiIinumiIt' (il- mit> at-I -riling - - - tl fIr iirI,mSt'ial -Inehi -an I hss,5 tatin, and sisluntet-ns still 1' "til' ting all thus week tile- lle,srt fool lii stree. 'hi,tt all iffue- lal ''lurht-t'ri- -.t l : : -- I I ONLY - . '' ' l. Sthhi 01.1> sstsh uncst nci;*t 11.1 % I. L. ivau_ssci has stIIunute' t'n st'nk,': Inta> senil their i - tn't ks I" I' hian:,s Pent':. I1it'tii-rttl gi:' !'It' '.! .r ARM Y-NA V Y SURPLUS - In:' -: 5,ifrd IIJ,IIIIIIIIIII,, - - - , - / f " "I N - L -' - , ~ RENT : ; 974 FORDS F ,. '—H--\ is - ,11- I 'ru- ,er't.,l _&_ ,-.. I - 7:30 p.m. Beginning 18 Throuqh Feb Jack Prosser 24 DAILY AUTO RENTALS Evangelist, Elder Lawson t,-,'.rti puj'Ch" -. - Special Weekly Rates MOIbCI n, Ave Sanford a moilh I U - ---5.-.. INQUIR[ ABOUT OiJ Monday Feb $i n PINTOS MAVERICKS MUSTANGS TORINOS B'y Day Week Month I FREEWILL HOLINESS CHURCHI -ui - - I - ', Sanford 323 /600 or 32 13d I - It 1 ;III N(-ed .1 Psdi- lull I '' - N OW itI -- ': - - , lnuhrub(it(, - 599 - er,al -Itt- a ,IssOci,ati I ''St't' Itrevarl, Illusia it? FI,aglt-n ''sunttei-, .Ini !u.l"- t MENS JACKETS I .,nas jr pI nls iths otifitil III,'i-t' ' - Soliciting Countywide un',- I 1ags'. (it'll tIint'i lass h.. ckttl enfore- eme -' -' mr - !-iecij'- t Fu nd II- Tami1.s r- l -'-nu - - - - ('rnincnssi ,in warneti ficials cpahisn Jl.arti The state attrrney's nUt ruled th,,t Strt'n_s tIm',,' , j,sttib-lift ik 1, ' NS\SIt'P said in a news r - r III,,,:, - WIiitisr PurL. —'•- - to-- it uants i l ni ; I reas t- cli The' liiellit' 1. ith intent to collinut Ill urt, -l'"11 blostanders Over. -- Jthli- i't;a'tquartt'rs t'riginiuL-. ins1u h (.4,1111)11 tis;nl I Iii usun;Ii,cr4- it lilt ,' tm , t its. s-rag,' if itutuli, it -It's li-spit tI tilt. -- I — lt Is:;Llr .'s-n II I)- 1 wi-it.,>. l)"tt!, s tititi u'uuIlt1uIiiI.tflt'! til> tiit' iit'ss hi.srns - for .1 - Itsnustnut,itn ( 'lsliiJu,tIS l,.'st is s,,iil ow t:siSSitsnit'rs it'itule'd , bl(nll L;olhlfh or ibuttmii Iur'si'nlahimnu p.ant'ntIs at hail suirk St'ssltlfl .art' it'JIieS1'flt,tiv('s if Gutnni,rin, h)rigash and Mat: \rttitit't - hs anuiI liegtnlIIt I%itli,t: In, I'lu-,lli(,jst 511,1555 traffic t'ngines'rs, sc i'lnlniluSu,srit'rs 'bu"iti-il tl,ut ,in .ast'rtgt- It .1545,. Is'tspl,- wt'nt- su,ati lung c,auiu - l. 1 sI 1, Ii I- r' SIsStlltIStiI ,art-,t Ls ts-rssuittn, eflfoi'Ct-iiiey ut center projet t will request a twit' extension in the --riitmut-titn '1 ut'sdas fr:ui ci!> Itwt - -- 1 IM't- ''ullng prolut,stdt' .aturt1ss incident iS1LS listed in fair condition stilt 'Attufld5 in thearm and leg r lki!ts- ratilIus tl,aij> ELECTRIC Adding Machine J - thit' nnaith. 17. was treated and 1l shot ss ti 11101(1 Co n t a c to r Seeks MoreTime On S P o l ice B ' Ss t - th!d ti iap'iln I .It,'t ('ni'rikihs i: 'iii n .I.siuni (11 - L,sl st'.mr -. F l o rida was lIt' first 'halt' It. air it.-, Iasumui,aking flit I RI "I' S(', ill' l':x'-utu - ' I)avid I)tvi' U I isiOhI( i lxstis jill ': AREA S COUTS HONORED I iI ii In, NCR 10 " - i iii'tg*'iit,a!is ,aj, uIl'ii - ;tl'Otli'Ilt 'qM't.itiirs fl h''%tIiL ill Iii (trIll ring ltIIhiu1 - 1- .1(1 'i, -! - RENT I- II. :: uvt to Tampa from Nt' ,s -ndon, Conn., four milnit. " - II k ' officer I-•t IA'nlelir,e, 44, went' lcstI d il ' SI 1 - ~ F'rus'nsis in ilmiltisims ,,ss uz'ui Il1' ns'sot to drilling t -'ii mug ,,t liii.' .*miut 11,111 tutu's tht, t 'ouini'iI,',t it- i . liii IIi--.i p' a and security -, - 'WI'' - P ('.*rter. L,. i ::SS1, - ."' Is — Ii Cl ', ~~) l = - ias'tu,*Ih tries s.,iil tt,,t ,,i ,,utt' tsuli ii 'lUlit' 19;.' iii,at V, tiiu,ciiis, S' an IhIe> .ttlitt'slui'u, sl , 'II is 11.111. 'I ',iii i ''hls' tuit ll> fu' 1101 ipi.- r.stbllns IIutP,i,i) hr buus - \' I .1111t;aig1t I liii 21 Iuilltimuis' .ltiIi r I'' said it,, !miv - liii 'built 1 ullimiiis n.'st'.sr,-tus'rs, caimit'r,,iu,. ion11*11 lit i'IibiIIIt'll i rust ouiiul' -'Ilig lii' '.IIli)J)t'tI '.s, 1xvi ,ii Iitrs-sl ,,lIl pttII,sn ',itI(riI,u', niuu:I11ss1ts','i - lu, -u.s '.iisi tii,at .ihsis,' 1*11, I 1 15 , 11_s ,ars - ts'iiig IlliCit, till p1 I'ui I liii' ir r ii i ii itt II, Ill t ¶111 I ,_.a--- iii' ,sufl U. 1,1 -' --I III puiluluui,. c ditliit bass' an takers '.1 Iti , ri,soti' it Ii,,rtis1siiIsh)1asuna itw'tr stork at It -it I •rulst' Art I- t - sils iiI, _s.iiul he sitid about 15 of Iii -- 5 tu - III T u.ar tS . I i- S K illed • ' ss itt ii I;,\ fir 5 ss"und,'t f'ir - , - a y Air t,i' I.ttt'rg,ts' nu,it-t their .esttgak / All . TV prlsgr,*lii , i,-t ,,,- tss a p'ilice and two Blau Muslin. -s loch left ore U.,ufl Il4'ali ,*niiI . sit i I),iI, I 'stiit iii' iii' ,\tIurIl.iS night 's's , i.iitit,-i1 II, St,,s t$'ittu, k'1 tt pl!bii }Iistiiti - 'Ii I t uirls if,',tssf:i 1% It , lIh5I1Ihl lo .1' III,' ' 'III I fit iIti -- " ,1 I,-(L* -- Ibis If 1*' s.tlu! 'I. -iIi- i - •'tutui ,11 1%0 sil uk, kit kin; lii S I \'.Il' I, F ii AP - 1-' isitilihi SAM_I' is asking - , - , "liielils Il is',stttl iiii'O5 U I '' ' ' 'III 'a 'Jw's', Ii Is' s,- r,- hr ,mnsi l'iu,,r Iip ,cru1 hIslIhiuLas ,ui i:'- 'u1um r -f '5,111 1.s SI'. - - lilt its ,irtit I.''-' I .. " wmakers 'il-st -- iii -' S ootout I , . - In Ilh H still be StilliSri tI, ;-uihiluu l.'lt'vtsu.vni stati.in,s i',-llisst-itI* Tallistuasset' J,. '151 lie' (Irianudut Gatness- ills' tIiI. I? 'Il' I sLflIi-5 i-alit tti,it iici'st - III D Ili 1't' It • ' , f I .-st us, Ilnimjs'sh dIr('stlt F I; rid I 1uh:I i Itro aths:' I .icrnt-s -..tlh 1,iiuuuls ihn. I- l!t'-It' l I re 's .ilt'li! 111.111 tbit ti,' t 11s4' .JlIlit'st'S in thu.' 'ill Sl,,ta I I .siuci ihi'ce'lijtutu • I I, I I \L.ji't i lit itis iii.' ni.iking cii,iIs liar 'iii 'till!,' ilr slilni a I )' .1' i,IiItlitS ,55 till'S tan h' mliii' ,as'iI,m lit.' 'lilti' liii, Ifs' ''sin. 011(5 11111 1,111, ''ii -. I t,uowbt(huud(duI 5.-cr'' Suiiti ' r,cIhs -- - -1 4 - ' Iii I5'tIPlt' tiiit tbit'ir gls('nnlulut'l,' ° (itt - silurt II' ':" --- - , I I \I I III \ sI 1 I. %11 1 I I rHhi Ins still hi a u. ti su,eti 'i the It'tuslatuns' hm't,nii their sustri hiii iws again this >t' ar w Iic'n public tt'k'SiSiiIfl resumli t's its bu,ur.l,vng nightls tirtaiitlr,,st 'lIt- hour is rt- tll> Iii sbisw ii -4,suill, rs'pt'nis 1 htm 1'I I i__, i, Iimt"i 1,1- I', tile- lu'- '5 ruth Ito' surt't kage' of a II ''--ut:hutut.rs -:r .- but t iii L',Se'm flmite'Oi .If ti, ito nfi.• !t'isttht pr.miui'i 1 Imu i"mo'm gs \i's,' 11.1, hits u 1 'M iii 'lilt slit 0 .1 4pflm •'litm 1 .11 11 *r is,- .is has mI.'si'j*iiii'ii tic i., clii nn."muihu i', kt'.l Its in his *iitj,als ,utitl lit u%ati' urumitisi, - .1 11 this ill ''it' saillis. ltstl mast ti Iii.- 'htuII 'hails Ilu: ,and let h*t'- ,ir.'ttii ,*ti.i - ttt,mu i mitake 1* fit i't,*k" .if iutusfi - iii %41 iuu.miis gsus i'm mmmtu.'fli l i,',,u OU Ii its ,'-,t st,'fls S.'t '1401,0, 14 - t 1151 - Is t- nv, - In - S rLs . La .urila'busunig 1111 itt' III t futti 'II' J5 11 1,15 '1111 I'' -- i - i 1 11 Ittitli lilt it-, tiu'l.'j"rtul*'rii s'sIII,It n 'Ii 't,iniil ,, I S ti - " -. -- - :- R M 'tirot'> ii'st,'tI Itat ltiS s15*1*1 ,nitii.ns ht,ast' 'iuii- miiaurul Sii011,il 11.511 urolt-rt,tkm sot hi ,.s plating nt'spa , F u- titb -' is.-! I'. 1.-I i,ts 4 "IIIlltsrtt'ns, iS fit but '.iiIaiI,ur 4Sff,tf Is unit mutt itlaliri,: 1,5 .1 \tu,,:,ii I unu'lls-s I Al `1" tnt \tr- \!,, - h!IlIri(1 "rO s I' I,- ts.Iu, tt:- - --- hI1Ii1,51' .r,at,' - i n Ta m p - , ' -is - -- - i I It,. II P u bli c .i)it I I-- u-::,: 'iss -. I, tp'.mr.aIit I' .11 an it' - --- - mill nit., il'til thl at \1\,,Il \maIs St .11 t''u. - lit'.111i - Musl m it5,' '' "titists- i F I1e1 (,iStrIs 1-s 'I-rk liar resumption of relations with tileLrntid Sta tes when lb ht ii ctan ('itininbiunist part> in adt an , ffu ial S isit to last month " iaiLna - *11 it l ss,-ek,-:s-i ui_ti-n ,s !1.1-1!; *, ni if 'iii mciii w arntd fit Ii) the heist ifitm'ru-t I rlbleth States , III 't't''I -- - i&tmOtt' su*iIij has' iiIunu--r.i 'inunt'-t,, su lIlt iSIS mili'a:m - ti ii •. 111111 n F III o,i .urn lit S St 1111 ____ " - * S(s ttr ldticrs A 1I11u5tl'. has liver) mmlif tout us It tlt'r,ul gr,an,I ju n it. \li,slw ct-iou II, isinsu(ht'rin, h.'i'i-tatti.t5 ruuring a f.ibtr a IIiIIi,snos t,',- itts s;al fuimutis tIt tills miii us uiL fit misli'r stipMsrt Itt \iS , Int Ill I-'.i-r -MIII, luts W.,t r list 14'(Il(lt'lilS 'tIt,- 1111 11 5,' .11114'S _,,tI tIut'i- j1lt ss-r'- ti'. li-I 1-- II '- -- .1 tur Fl-rI e IList' to nut's't htfsnt' tsis it p.11:11. -.111 ii,,n itir .stlis'- .it,- 41 qqii.'sI ii ''IIuIIIII ,.hI' -- ' 5' 11 ttit,fit "tt"tmL tests till' sts'If is - ilic it lilt- I nil.',i ' Ii'" m'i luI1IitIt, .1115 iii'lut-5ll Owl 'mItts mill .i.ti ' ili I!. l-Isi.lI,i '' ' II "ii m ' its ' f ' s I'm suiimi-is" 'till .01m, I' , , ,is' iat.'i "' - Till) t''IIutllis' hut It 'it ''Ill li-i "Ill IirhuiM'nIts h.1s h.'e'ii - i.- t. O5$$.,fi !li,' 'ICtilill .11(1 Ii's' 'ii hI5*,'ftu iiu,suki'is StSp,I$rlh ,atitums II.. ''I .sflll 111.0k Itit I- Intl HE'S I%? .14-11 IS tilst - ' . altri,ait business friontset,,P Nixon Thanks Supporters - g" ilulitil 'ii itt lulls ,sttnulau!,s1 - S t4' i.'ntI.'til tin 'II,!mt ''ii 'atilTI 4'' III li'siiIi'sl t- I liiIit S *.*it !*lIt in -pi."I 0 Iii. - tiiWr.- 0 lUlls 'it ,'l!I,i,.,i, •0 h ;Lsiiic.-n - at'- ,*I-,.s' d''''mu,iuiim'l that -J'I,'i - tI',,- 'ill ''III - ,!ii,'s iii lit,- t fit .',aI "I -m it s'tlihm,,rc.,,', -tc.iIt hut is' Ia'(i I is,'Is I., si,-,g,- ''r fin-it hiu,- \"rti: III,t'i!i, l",i? ,inli/.iii'iri liii's .tiIo 'hot i',.tl 1.5 ho- 'tI ,*iillot ott \ Ii!. itpri .uk - silt, I iii,, ,iti'l ,illI ISi wirutil like III set' better US . I utiri hmili ne * Itt question it! (titian relatio ns. ('nba i._s stir.' tim hi' discussed Sitymet leader I unid Brezh. '5i scr ml I itin A mit nit iii i s furtto r tutkti ulatmon state_s has atreath established that hi' is urging Cuban Prime - fIr lIa,n'j tuur -- iii)I s' Ali. 1. 1 husi tu, p K'-nni-lt, \L, Na>, lk,cLc. t114tualrnlharu If 11.5 saSs ,*utismmiakers would hi' required - Isom, moth's pin gaII,in t,' as.'ragi us_t awl estnmiItI -. IllS iii am' st iii 'mini.' I , I Bodies, Wreckage Found "\ls'rts ,. .,,-5 111111g, 54 I) -, ,' I 111, 111411! , .\lsLiIa 5.0(1 the (b,flilmistratillni iSis_s 'sj'aking f-i irtsIas ell I'ub,*rts ss i. . ''uhihti I 'sJ',k is -n 'ile'tilM'I. 141 sust hut s In Iiinti uriil It, oh', i'nttsing u .iutipa:gn Ii' .,l:,ittti-, - hues.t T111i it (f ,, III it t tiIti'liIti lt Ig1( i t'' 1 ,'.itillSt, ,I fl&-' usft - flau " in its relations with -- - I ;:: .1 miialiufat turs- rs to hiM- lose liii' for nets -' u-- - Illitm a' IIR's,-Ii iii. alt'nlar 197- c this' ui 515 Itilitiru .- stimii,,t,.j ii " In addition, the council ex. pc,ta'd ti press the AFL-CIO's ik'noantl for Nixon's im peach moent and urge Congress to iii) plemt'nt a itmprchensive prostrtjttjiin Industry. i:ri*ni for dealing with the encr . A,lumiinistratuan off -ials have gy crisis that waulil mmnimizi' annsaunt -,td that wage-price con. job layoffs and provide (unit -, trill_s still hit' dniipx'ii April 15 for - 'a massive program -f .'xtept fiat health, food and pet. energy r esearch and (levI'! ;s-irti i' i i - 10,- Nil lint Il,-.'-,l,t ------• j''I ttu4 .'5u,uil,as s t'thi(i,,mu', that 1,sut '-11 utu un I. all off I, :' - - lb. -;'-- -11:11 I)tl,'b st it.m - ' Is, 1 .1', 0t) 'I lii' Ni xiirt ;silrhaint stration .s',,k,'ni,i1• 'if the 12'yt'ar ecu. Iwo hliiikamk' If ('tiba unit. I ilhlllttti i rating titsis "'' ii. -I t IIlitl .In111-11:0 iiliittsti'N trul t '5 '5i 'ret in> 1 f '51st, I l"nr Kissinger Ili Mt'xi& It amujthi' Si,ttI imi0il result in ,,I I'*-tlt'r,*i h-using lnllInr it Fuel Rate Disclosure Sought \1 i\Il \-.,Il. 1_1 Ii F -'rut. 1 :11111114 t ,> it pLates to fi:u.l .,lit if ttw' hi'i:isl.aiur.- It', State, ssnlrtl *ru'I I hu Ist mu t hi 'me 11 F'F:%IAl Y F'Eti *:u flu' ('ouumit'rue 1partinn1 ta - rtlfttLc patent czar, I Betss Ant kt'r.Jtittriin u:, I .-r&'mmi, ititisR kit ked a Justi e tk'partmt'nt anti tr ust expei t o ut 1 * limit tint st ss as gising tn * house su m.nittc & I )r Am - ker.Johnri ssas trsing to snvine-e the Sufi'nntrriitt, that thi' Lixpas t'r sh ould give up hurdrtils of LuiIliofts (if duhl.jt '.iorth 'If IaIm'nis to the ent'rgs intk'trs i's ,'n if the plat"nts ,Ir' It si I , I 'ith t rmn it futfs lb J'i I p .r fighting the hontggk' milan for I thek' i JIIiIfl5 fl atbmiitt.l shi Ira II Ito It stut I IStS, t ti ki,1t out PiStil I *0 1 *54 Itt it ik. is ssa I. niquiriel 11, proalutt. tI I se I I I, ru ijituti * (I III uistiili,'s that tt, n, l'xplItt.'.i III l ' Pu 510(15 futlhit'r st,*t, it. tIlt nh fit ii ut farm ini*mm*, if $ has ts'*-rt - it fse ' espInsIIn in agru -ultural i'xpirts, the suI sail t' S i rIpland ill prislu iiI ris Teased at mitilli'oi aerts ' ill 19 .'d t'xpected I increase a furth'-r mni1li mi urts in 1971 Ms'ianss title- t he Bureau If I atsr Statist it S est iIti,*t eS .11)1 ut III" a.'ightt if t S farmn t'ltIptiis ttit'flt I .i t ; t I stir ihu's II rts • r--r •'tIti,tli- ;;.,aal t S farm tah'nsbar l9.1 it I- fl. l,l II 551111 flit- sta'st Ii hut SI1I?(iI,j,'y iS 11,11 tic' (tiit'sb 1A tutu %t tie i suit,' siphoning gasoline' trsinii tits, l'iiT I ar;.'llts'r spIlt ttl tIn' pair draining fuel from his ;iutl ,uu an sb,'tut lmiilnuught utiirilas, and wa_s shot when hi:afta-r thii'tnt, iomlim' said. ,arm'rit,-r su,'s bospihializt't in fair condition with -- .tI(UII'I :- I' 't: uI-fir Ii'- tb:um'',i-s,'s .*1 )4(l with its' - du. .\ilti'til - i ill' fs'ijr.,niil,' niiait-bt fts!I , ,ti-sl - Its tbl,at ii ull'tenite Is-twia-ri tu' lit' -nits trill,, t1:1 m -'li' I -sIl sI- (lit ,IlI tilts Sue hO 11(1 III it It' It I Ii Ill 1 li -n r,'iIht,'g Iii'- I - '.uniri"- in - SHIM MAPS~ The CIA,%hich prides IL, ,elf or, ,Lj hush,liu~t, - UllitIit, IS (lUit'tLY poblisrg maps for th e general public Th'. 1 1 1 5 1 ! W4'i ( ;t'rrrt*ri%. Sedt-n, " rill Kurt'., cm lode plIrts, airfields. 5 ('geLIutIn pipuh*li.,n Ii rit .ol ILhIiIt grups sk ed sstaether guerrillas might n 11011 tilt. 1 1*1) 5 useful for ,ItltlgltS emInent action, a ('I I 'pr: s,icl all scre! information had been 5aniflze(J ''ut s' I itt--n anti al'iil 5t,fOUrth "I fetil --. ii*Il, P, 1-1 ,1. 0' se'.ar - iii 0. ill, III, 11-- - Siphoners Shoot Gas Owner 1'1 1. 1 I --':' .kjf / I I --- - -l.I 1 s% fill - News Briefs " - r -- 5 - Florida ,t, i l:,tl Millers law,er, tiinisehf a dtendant in -n ---i I rsinaI ve nde tta" tLi b) nipns (11550k 1,Ls Miller d Aid Econom 11 gun) boat diplomacy? - - - :. s" - iii - I ')/? ' ' - ''''•''''''''''' ,lII% t' - Who Ii lOt' of our clients gas t' lu that fruLititri 'Tt';t' ssder himself rt'fu to talk about his tail. t iit'rit F:NIGMATII ENVO\' U S Amn ha ssador to Trinidad al-I 1-h4Igo lJIl d Miller fail ed icrm th e .Senate Foreign Itlatmons ('ummittes- ssh,'n he ssas unuirmmwd a less sseeks a.that he ssas involved in tss ugh civil suits They c ha rge th at U ,..t inmiti htmnt'ssuian, ssh h. no mhpiunatic ex'rie -e h.' tributtsj WSW to Nixon arigr mipa i.I - " 1' U- I l I - n;- r' i.- k mII t)r(' lied his corporate (hUI ' - - President - P r I., tiuli Ill in- 'lL,'tl ht,*t I 'ri i.t ,*'ioIa ii iii.' uis ,'tIinIi,'?a' O%P this's ,srt' lIIght.'r 111.111 tli'te1 ,115 he .a liii's,- ?hi,-I But iii,' i.t,'ml.'r,al 'ms*'rjlI trend St iii h' fill i llliIJ'tS lI oil- .ire - i 'iriS III iii pro-will .1t t.'s.-l- iii' .ih.'umu' ti tot Ile IV I" a1 It w% s' th'- •'iiii this's Ill. sin'I e.S 'r "tk'rgs fit- -tiuhaiati,,ii iitI usa t III 1CI " 10 I Ohci-n "' onte '' ,i s ',.ts.'lnmli,'rii - ihI •sII.iss ,',,ii gj ,itI .:.---'*fliI.intt artil ''lit tilt $1$1'' irtt- u' I'. ru'i' 1,1 till' li's.'Is Ii''t i -I n-;ors 1 , tlt'?r' I. 1i 'I'- t .1(1 Ill5i - IIIjI '1111)11 'urs "s I' n let k.' tItus i '.miti. a mls't •'ismr ni'm , it "n'-r: - 'fin . CnuIuoi -' / ' '5. I '. - When sse asked the jcwt'lt'r about the White house geri. - - , - - - - - I ' : ' h lUiii Cox. ,,ik -' - - p,,-.- - s' " - /' - lii,' ç - ' ' . , the * test ---- - ,' " - / "' 'lnle' (lilt - '-.'mnartuitnm.t'nt, It I wri naLIlilinel (Or stolen Many gems in Tricia s collection sstrt given to her as ss. I hog gi ft s sstwn w married into the ssell'o family of ex 'Nadt-r - ç Btak Comr?1nItv -IC'.' - , • uui it,.. I - S flu i -- ..t ' iI(- U1ni)I / ' - - Fnterp'isp 11, S l i 7 --- A - ' - ------------ ( I - -, ( •/ - - past - '1 I I ,t t .IUi,, - s - l(h' Ia 11,1', iij*'uii-ti fins t'.mmila;miOmi for is, stilt' :r' 'up '"1 è- - - Lester to - - -- Bs-.4r i/J I Gurney Denies Wrongdoing Ope n s Re-Elec tion Ca mpa ign - 1 - - - / - - brt'..I in AI1K'ric,*n grt'crs shires ill $1 a hal Agriculture St'( rt'tars l-:;ani But,, ' ___________________________________________ Htl~ - uh1 ,,*5l' s.amil - ' -- - • ' -' ° ''--:.' ''''': - _ Mat is the nclusiIn if a study mnaaih' b it team If experts jrhnIl the U s I 'partn*t'nl of Agrit-ulturs' r.'st-ari 1 sets c -, ho I. I 4 int. l , Out it at 'arm pl rt * ftsll In ias -ni iristrumnit'rital I li umipr*v tog the deficit 1IsItIrI if the U S trade balance lb rt isrI as published N. t ntIs U ui1t -f * riticisimi If last 5' ii s assis. AllVal dea l" ssith 'hi '5115 itt 1.111(111 .r1 ill thu fat, it high k'tt'l if gr,*ui &-. ;s-rt to ('orminmiunist China and other IIUfl'tits This hIiLh Itsil if,:rain - , - - - . \i: cr14 ,lTI t'COfliIlfl -- tivalR g uilty tiisisri If gu'nnuient wag,'. IltIhiltIS, despite s'urne .st'nti,ma'nt frteiia building trades union leaders tsar nmie form of ,-tlntinue,l control of the curt. rethibihty sstth tt.s , S IltImIlif - fort't';asts so now -Alien hs'ri tti' I'resithent sir lint' of Itt_s spokesmen makes an opti. ito_sin- prt'da-itit1n, prepare for uit' ssirst," II(' t-sintinue,f Dorm: its week.Ining ii .eting, the 1mmian executive 1 9 11,1 1111111 Is expected to t- tiimt' 1 11 (551) hard ;sgacnust ;afls "x. fir the past fist' years 'Ni imiatia'r ii'ass glstu the eisimwtIlais- news, Il i v President and ius ;aptinited spl'ke'suicn grt't'tetl it "Il ia t'nthiustasna, sasing wits- hung day ariil tilt' ( ipIst_sit.' this' next," hi' s:suti Ii 'liti rs'Iugee_s demiui,ristrtt'iI i*s'a - t'lulI> Sunday, waving signs tthut a ttliti'niIit'It Wi'ml- Ills! s,tnt hit-ri -s -stittl ihsh'nt - ,tii'l i 'iila.a will not has' a pass 11sf II.-'-md mw4'rs '' - - I - :' - , S ui'i I;\ \i.sshR\ i( F \tlt'i. t I', up'nr' r:- - 'butts IS i i,ti*t plus ft - SUBSCRIPTION RATES - '5 — t -- • L - I NCFN JP (h.p oiorper 'i - I hera hi I 'litdo k- BillI \'incent - .Ni x on g's broke pa)lng bus t.it- k tats, perhaps like the deposed czarist princes, he can cuunt -fl his ssommwnfolk to sell their abundant germs for bun. While Mrs Nixon is inilest about her Jesseir), stickir:5 :.:iril it' small earrmns and other daint% geegaws, th e hi-.11111% 's ;essek'r keeps thick books listing the germs of Tricia an-I V 1>rt-hnt! sat Ii Our Huge Exports STE V ENS t rt ('Rows JEWEl .S If - Fa rm Sales - - '- n.itrs office : '' - DAY PROC LA PM E D \l '' 'It I.I-,IC \lo *' itIItt'allv j)i'0('hiiilisl,iit-h 2 Kissarit I';ttit'akt' ansi \tit_'t inn I lay in Sanihord tom' Kiwanis ( 'bib h'resident R,i \hilthv lItm' init Ill tl ''s i -n! ,tt III' ( 'iv o - ('inter lrS flit 's hiiwls Ito the clubs uik \olll Ii I- )(MM,I F,: A Jutic' Department s po kesman ra'fse(1 -Inmilent on sshetht'r Justice is adding the Gurney campaign tlisure case to the grand jury studies of the beleaguered --- -- -' ' ' ' - LF NELSON - - 5 ROY C F - P A N C AK E flits insisted tLt 1 rnt'tdnotcoinmittednssillfuttrwit. • reports that •s 111(1' had 'rt'tis t-iiiet-t& Hire than 1100.090 .rom irs in ti t-11 ) ts ith t rnnit nt I ir (.urn4 tii, T,: ., , ! he had anslhing to doss ith illegal activities / -- • S - I CH R DS - tilt, sLatute. III hIM r sena tors I K ' - iF. - f. ssould hast' kept thc:r muuth shut 1.. pretest •a decision f Gt'it Tt'rrijl's' (him-talorshmp t.u1d lit' III risk a beating I 5th r' I F RED F GiE LOW - "c'rollpr ,', at :1l *tedit'd In thi • .1 - -' -- "tIA\lI I Al' htin' thOill I,' ('uban rs'lugi'i's htasiII art hI, ti ,. it ihiIStflttISt(I hit mliii Is Pretest ;I o'ssil,I" tbu,ast in I '5( oh iii re la tions, 4 Ili 1(,ng Lilks wit.h (;Lurne) st.affers. the%. a(Unitted that tht. 13 I1 IL .1% - , i I - r ant Panama a numtxr ' Ii, them deriianth that isthnwc ripublit' has been making But, it seeno'l, at least SIfil I'. namn,,n*ap,s ss ere - F fl ON UI4 . - - i LO1. - -- I-I tIfl FT S:. N Ft -- -i,:nt'd, to evcntuall gist' Panama total r&'s'nsibiIil fr - - _._N il -i- almiliilustr,utIs , rI IllS iii'- trs s-il its Cuban Refugees Demonstrate In Miami - - . 1 Lt' slakmnent I hmIliiltLSi ' I n:teal States II' recogni: ifipraih ter- - / .r month after month, Gurney has been sitting on th e Watergate timimnittt , ill hitch is dealing s ith the very laws he has siulated Indeed, the Florida fashion plate has been particularl) tutting lossarti anti-Nixon si itnesses sthom he thought straeil from the straight and narrus i ioevt'r, it wa; not until our asxiate Ikib ()ens confronted bus office ,A fill the fact of tus violatuMi that (;urnt'y finaIl filed tilt , proper louis ith th e StteLar - of th e Senate, se ven mon ths I late - - I amid .tuth.'nt griiup iib;e - tt'tt (ii ; he provincial governor ' vigi,rousl that tit sa rI'PIaed -. 7_1 ":)IL principk's that Kissinger : Panamanian Foreign Minin-r Juan Antonio Tack signed - II - •-- ~JUFijlsoeis .I iI 1 7 that Gurney had to file an acmuntir.g %%fill ~k-crctar) off life senate b% hnite 10. 1973, even though tilt, rit':ic if ( urnev did mmiakt' a filing. iwnev failt'iI to file - -- . '' (,u,tii. :LI l'anamas cl'mnhimiatlqIn armmiy. police forci', permit ted no 'rganizt'il pri.'ts hut then a ft'st iluoths 89' 0, - , - ',Ift li re IlItIl ( ilIlts t iiisrg,'il that th" afhnnlInlistr,atlSlnl has miiish'l Ill' 1mb - ri * an lauhhli' aIuut the e onotniv ill 'iii-,n a iltlawspol-cifles I)v .I 9w _-- \1tiIIuh persons sstii. at ''miip,lnied S&'t.retir of Statehlenrs kLs.inger said on return 'ht I iited St ilts that ::;; rt,irit e 1:1 lit Feb 1 t na n s t r a ti'n v. a taggt rat'd, the fat I remained that a mob uuide the National .-sst'mnbly Building shouted its b't't- ti tit the statement -f - tert' umiuthurizeit IkimiiirLstratitIns in I 'anamna. (;t'rl 'l'iirrsjis, chief of the iovcmnmio'mit and toimn;,ndant Ommiar Tirrijos l"smg ctat.t grip in Panama I he ques.i'n ,iflss's in ssak If I).10,011,1 ..d'i. t,t,tt I. rt'port ironi , :untlrt'ds Or thousands ° rson demonstrated against signature of another I'anania. of ;I free people ought to :- !t, - lit It- Is i;t'r - , e ,,tit - uguage mfl(e of the day \VasIlin toils rd ha t' a 111 ti 1tl durability - the can t' applied it'd to the events (It the 147Os a elI ac to the anmng years of tile e I th ('t'nt urv In his Farewell Address, the a, i ,i i- ning Si ('(Ii ill flili(zt fter d e,cl ii) e k tdu (i term as president. he spoke of foreign relat ions and national security ''Against the insidious wiles of foreign mn / f ai lingto file as a candidate for re-e lection to his nate seat. put tliiILself squarely in the way of a one-year Jail it-mi and a 11,000 fine 110. '.iol itii'n hit If his St411f c oncedes , but insists is lini ki urrtsl s ireult o i gala 1url r uis r on \t i> it 197:1 Fat cats, Including presidential friends "lIx" l(t'hiizo and ttit' late Murras (' ho tirwr, bought $1,00O worth of tickets for the (iurnt'y u)('ktail party. 'Ft hank the money. Gurney authorized formation Of (lii' 'riernls of (;urn ,' apolitical dedicated to h is rere t'ttion And, under federal law, Much(;urr helped pass i: I, thiS clearly hits the 'dt'fi nit t ons t of I it candidate," as spelled ('1110r,ible remarks 0 - ys Nixon M isI ed Public bmrl Ii is With) .'i trib utions G urney. - - \I!-\',1t 1.1 .M II Fla All une'mmtplos miu'nt rising arid rh i's v -utpa( ing wages, tiuc' II I -('1(1 tislay called Presi' Il,'llt Ni xiin's VC 0111111111t, priigraliu tlisast,'r anil urged I t tgies to M'itt' the initIative I -r itntrttlling inflation -Is ho' lat ir federatit,rt'.s cx. '-utise c uunt-il prepared it, S i'n its annwsliiiul.winter I i$fl' z ii ;i iN - & I-:d ;ury, the handsiiriir tat ll li flit lt'n of the White house during the Senate probe of Watergate cain. paign tactics, is himself In cruninal violation of campaign con e a U I I . ws ________ Over ached the quotahility of Lincoln tVhich is lid of unfair, Washington uttered quite a I 11 - A i til tilt, ( unt it tit ion ' hit ii at a llN, little t x it s till tha ng d b an expli it and tiut bent ii act of the hole ix'o1e is sacre d ly obligatory liberty_____ Iron; _________ - o I . .,. r. t , - I it i ) respect for the ''hit' l)aSiS of our political systenis is the to discrimi n a te' the spirit that of I icent lousness -------- --------of In Trouble iviteany IrI laws provide ide igi Inst inva s ions of them to (list ingui'1h between oppression and the net. essai .....11 0 , " Nor, he might have added, Gurney cherishing the first and avoiding the last and uniting a Speedy bht tt Ix'rate vigilance against - -- Mo nday, Feb 18. 1974-5A — a Ideas St"I ll Stand Stron g i -- The Sanford Herald AF . (Vash 'ngton's leg L-CIO L-LIQ Miami Conference Jack Anderson , r%.-i..a_ ,-'---., �- •' f-- _- _____ - -. - S II - - _ __-, •- - _ *iLi TI .LJJ •_• _•___ 4 _ _• • ___ - -; -: -, -, ___ -- .=---..-- ________________________________________________ . .: — _-___- ____________________________________ ) V ____________________ - Mother Goose _______________ - __j _ — 1 ____ -- -- Hi s Moo di n e s s May Have Physical Cause —.— - lt ( 1 pi tlll(, ll y,.• . , rrn 4 IIu!IIiht (hCl r lit ill- \ • I.' l% hu'.band ho L. 8 hs been n 1mg strvgtls for the last three months 1k ha.. suddeni) betome e.tra agant and taLks endlessly atut a number of et - rlchqwck schemes hieh dont make an ser at all. lii questian h udgnwnt, he (lies into a rat It unlike him He was a1ays suc h a gentle man -,1 __________________________________ --_____________________________________________________ , .L- • rr -1 . . ___________________________________________ I Scot bIhI : i; i;.,n,• anmi 4. lrri-k Ii Itrr 4 fl.iI Iti I : )I4 I4 ai F:s. i uI I 4.lIJfl 1 5lr n lihi 1.t IC IiIUti \hh I'm ornted atut him lit's o mt and predictable, hut how can u tell a man you've loved for 3 years that he ought to 'a chiatrist7 DF 1'l- It l\ K CIT\ - rJ U •-. S Ittik 'ti' _______ u II ,. I ''d - ':I ':1 i :4v ;q > !: '' • • 4 A t'. Sinfinil frii,ii ;t silver canilli's and __________ 3 :: beautiful '4tIlit,• Iiatiip;igniipunt-ti ('u-bost ss itl tl- lihrs t as fountain ti'ppetl si ith a MIIall lii' tiUplt''s sun • lticharil .urrange,Ii&-nt of flosers anti i 'n A silver .iini bite t-idnr ilvi'r 25 .-tiible,ii is irrnci 'ut irs duor Uffi lit In slino rits im ludeil bth liii ii. * : • j•? & .11 4 1 • I • i &-.o • 9 I .. '•• a:'' : : _____ _____ ____ ______ _____ ' - -_____ - .. - - - -- I)EAR AliH' h(eci'nIR nv iti ,in I I 4.it __________ - ç - __________ I t.i -',-,Ii -------------------' ----- ib-., ,i,. 4. — Ii' — fl -1------. - — — — 28 j p I Mrs Telsx,ni greeted the guests attired in a soft crepe caftan ss it Ii pearl accessories a nit I inda ssort silscr crtp. palazzin pants, silver brisiidi' top dliii i sils i r I irot turti in ni u sty. inn ludi it ________ — dus' l) r - ' h ,i IT - -- 't II " "l.b"""" I I — - Sit- didril think . sueR' tu: t t - .1 - I ih -..,. I 1. 61 - , -- ,-rs.ills t - IilIlI i IIl• It slltVsFlm 14I sin \rot ssh.-n '.ou du 1.-nt i,,t- - imur k..-€i k.a • , - , t-fther inçtjlf - ________ • st-crct,ir 'nia' itt tht- (I u-,,rs 1w is pr. suit lit it irnilt lit lilt lii, iiit*r' II.It, Is it ii lilt iiu th' lion to-ause it is ioristrij,t,-iI 1 ml S. irritt iii un. litiu tb-ito-, as rs it IM ri - • -. i - _________ _ - liii a ' - r tiinnt r.. intl esen Lrms% ________________________________________ '_•5_ ..,-S•-1__ __________________________________ - umutlint ) . I - . - - It I 'l 't II hIlt %ht\ i ith itt i tnt - ii lt c,ll(l. III ui lift In ht tuturt t t sour tistii umhjiluts It ni ike bik ii .ant's in su line' of endi-assir Ut-I) nouretin sour instu\fllF s M ir 21 to Apc 19 kt ta l tiis Ii, ith fr tfl(LS tnt su ithi Ilk 'unstsn, t itim m e tilt stihils ii It. ii lii I 19 t 5'its,,.-4 - - rut intl liLtuIls scuttir stilt , -J - ret. Ii frorrm the Carroll Ri9ht., InhtmIuti "r-_._., us t.toil lii., uttct imrta t ss tiflucfl mu ph mt lu i tit mine, IHI't(lt r a 'I I ' .U5 iii st r III ltt)lt m luttlt ii i ' lust • - 1 / -k / 4 i -• - j _• - - - I '. .4 -• . i , ' / ij y - "' ._ --- - - -*" - - ' - ' - - .•4_\ - - - • ,:--- - f • - - _, - .-' J ti ( ui list". suIt hi p,urt-nts _________ ______ - i ira.s it 'ss irrit - • r r ' - ' Lcl '.4I II kI'itti l)itk arid Pot .ire ,n ii' io niilrs of (hit l nii'tr it I -cjti- I , tt-. '411((f) t(1' tsttistmt s hi is m Is 'lit ms ,inimt April. a tw'Iim-s,-n t.irI I root mu tsr irut mutt i 015 SS-t4,t ir lit St Ismnus. (bit I TI t t, i'd , nuuunlum ills ti Iii Ilt is till in I mud , UT itut-sti rn tipt tt ihiiutii l,tiu,I .n akt rs I it, lust -rim- al pr,. t'itenuts m Ii, Ills's tin moult ) this . II S (is sil- -- It s lukt i Ltit'St tm.rm i ti lii nub Ii lIt I Ii' I1 i s (i(iu1I d nfl rs.i i k t ,lii I ,uiitim I)\ ( ' 4 ha I mit lfl(11 % iriti r P irk I hI) 0)0% hit l I)ut p1 Iss giuif intl I',. likes painting _________ _________________ ciii u - - Ii '' t - I r 1 - - - - 'Pr' i 4. mimi i in ti.unittr it t fur su 1 1111 n isiut mturs ust-rt-d dish supper nuii-.-tin nt i-ntIs at the Is i-Is - Ita lIlt t (ink trot Mrs II u& irni 'I ( ulp dirt tiurs of tiuniman h ,, It- ntuah uirkshiip. Si-nrtin.ml, Junior (IIllvge. Lam - - - - . nnu.-iiiber hen'iugbut a t'', ______ - • iti TI • ii ' isnIut 't't P -. , _ Is \I I I I (,i II Ii Ii )j J(J ,mI - Iupt I ltti mru'unil ! • iii) .1 S. inni't I' jili in Oil mdii I hi ftl1" in sl itt of 'ffRt ts Suis elected fur the 11ti-rio president. Mabel 1 i I ml IS Ii I ivint I Ut Li in Mi li-i \Is. sdnt 't -. Ann \1i 1.-Il. Jonni- Itiisut' se' -nil S ire-- ri-c trilin st'u rt-tar - Jan'F' tnt: ' rnt'ssnding secretar lI,t r ha r. It u prt-c h t: anti i II! - su1is) st S- "kt lit ( (.tuudeh() US Is 100 i's Pt ir trt mi. rs'is uss influs rtu ill utu r ,t ii mu uunstnii-s• st.- '.,iud 1,1 5100 ii itt ru i it. 'sutins It. r i I- ur b \TI0U 110;I --It fit J at (lit L it rIms 'Tilt it F I I t' — jt k' 'I iisut I( list tirt it 0. hi,mSi- ru's , ink tip lit' hi ituilits tO I ilk ii tent It m, l/( )((1VIV I ti I ist II , t.tii sill ft sOur, hts' ' tu L risk r s lit i hr it I \lr.. II, ntrs------------ tr,miumiuus. — it- ;lrm-ln.isi- I. it' u m r be ' Ii Its,' I tu rtts tsni' u i' miit Ii 01 mi m f • nttt it sirS .hlp r • ((Ii, - ()IllVfl till snI F I) I5 - ittintlini. tb-a I laid Pcrint b3:t-f, Ethel 1 - Jo \nn iitt t', Hart htuprei hI and Charlotte Sn - ' iIt n 1 pp It' ' - 4 11.. r II. I. n iii I itt -. I..t lars •'"'''•' 1St . p t 't- - I ,untnlut ii m mne,&s 1 into ins in tht (, mis nit jutt - I-tIm 20 Iuisttunm, still lx hs It hIt- hs'timt- ..f Mrs Itt r' ,- - lust tti Sit iht tk,hks mutlntlun Ii, the \!,r t - lt,t.-s - - J iii • IlorumIb rut 1 mU( nil the 4, irmlt tt' etmnuu tht itt but Is' thiu'.t sihiu' itsh It 1 I St tilIti., tis tb'... sub, m t ikt i ni Itutii .11 to. ri - ----------------------------u ssmn ialim'ni it Sanilmirut ,mnt into Ii Ui r,uuts ill I ii, • 4 _ \ls - triter Mu.- . I I-tim u i itt tirlt Os rtsd I '.n ,s Mrs I Il,r ilit I urn. .,pimuicii lit I IlU II sums tutltl at (lit ti'snist I Il'isartl 'uS ri5jns silt, ili\I \ I f.\i,I. t 1111 lii.- -t ' us 'ruth iltiut S - ir,'nuth I (I,, jtihitt ltst lulls trip ( )i I 1( '(I'" - - lUtit it.- I tb sPrs suhit Ii iii. ii sui ni lIt It tb, 'Sfl t tak- an '"nmt -t-ntratitus iii Just is tomnni' I fs r Its. ss ulit luLliti r " tiJ (( '1'" it 't I Itilu .ttnt hIss r sin is tnt stiut i sillags- tisitt,t-. Iitsni stitint . stills ifutii hi u , f stI, itis. ,inits mnist,-,si t minimss-riI Ii'. l'nt t iutip intl io itt,. j t sum inn irks triuuus I'm!, rsm ni \ I s list I-. ti5ii4is_sttt (hit •-uutuits cnfl. ISilul Usttlis, r.- Is iii -I •tnt it's- tflrt.0I,'1I J .mnuuar% ,nuui 5th Ii tuiuni, Es lititti hit it s t irtss 'I, \I;'nIi('rIt(' I'ar - tin .Ji'in '4 - It. N t't mrttfmt itmi, tnt 'utsin.,ht s list 'i tuin-sif-tlusII thi fut I stms rt iUss if mnl 4I nut rt ills timiust ii iuio itt ' it I t lii, ' ' ______ Ri si- dis. II) )ears Ins Virgin:,i -°tis Inc ltnntss,i 'intl I? • in \ rh I I rupl' • I t.ms boil a .tritI ' Ii I \I punt Iluffs sise rhis'kuni1. 'ipurit , iii ,-\n' I(i,sc. Marar(-t iear(j, Lint-i I;,ni- - t nmhJ u Iii — [hi- liiisi-m-d iiii ssi,ulti Is.- humili-ii Iuiisi-.',i t I. in s ut It, Ihus pro!.. l'dfli. lits 1 is.st I tttt /it ,iIti-r- tr,'t- , cult. tip' it ill su tIlt :T I Unit ti It s lunt-.o • ii itmI 'uS mis tilt II' •, ?4 , - r i-niU, arni ttit- has e tso sir r -cr5 s-i . lI,-,- stuiti-nits n .1 hut itlO ;i.ist.ratt- - I )urirt. his 45 ears dS .1 I uuirut. s s(mkm ill ml. nil mitulii.. Isit itt butt •mbjt h n 1 tills ,mngt' iii,'.. - liii II Ii I, I miss se mnsfltcl ni nflsuss t, no lbs ink Sill tutr LiS 1111, Ii 'thu - -. t -- I - - t ott .1 F rot. is li i spt ik. n it I hi I t esbu r -utrtni,-r ..uith a - nimtiiies ii ,-,lr, Ii mIt list rl'itkliil i Him hulk' intiunit miii ilk s in t Ji I hi ______________________ _ HF \ k Itil I 'm - Ms I 't t l's r .21 - - t'si(it I)ir.'ttiir fur Iso it tis t in (hur( I flit ist s mini l)r mid \lrs I) I )iii.n Ii. it Ii ,S& iks n frit ntis h.. ;'ar itdt-s • -- - -- . • _. . - . oij.1 I ,lij)Il'p[,4i4 tutu-: u Ii . tttsl sim his ti..0 I i )EAI{ I'S ItLV hi; .--, II I mu '-II me bm,ist I,, ----------------------------- • gs'r lilt tin a s.,utt'4 S tot tch a i1,mIi tutu - ticcittl.' kilut uris_s lb ii S iti-.t ii is pri ssiflL situ . 0.'' hot trim I ii i-il'. huh, Cal. ' PoPPy s Problem 'Iran..,,- that so n3ns pi' 1ui, sujIl spinti hu,itns arh in ph'. o ai t'rnc-iu to keep their bodlrs fit -but the'. nes er LI'. a thought to k.'-rpini. theIr characl. __________ •() - • . -' -. . ' - ' d Si urniti i (It it itt \ ishs ilIt It-mi ,inil his riltt arm ii iarut,ini i I lit-ni iIIstratt .mnid i-s tu nid tr theitit- s sa rumrrati' iii Its I 'tills ( r,i nit' r ,,. ._. -OUt _. 01 •0 •iiuir pnisat. lubit. •.r 4 - 1- I I- , .. - iii 'liu ii. & mt isils it. sd ji 'in siin ilk his iiiiit ititi rit s formula, 55101 Ii is St'ltt I ii iuittnt".titt. : •llit-rhiii.t Sl1I'NED OUT w:s , - ; .- r- tr l'ark lti,'% ti.it' tti - lInt-nt, liniIa4snii link l.in1.i 11111 irk genera! Puhitic ______ • - \' If I \ I I I i.ii. III. I .. I riisersits St-butt If Specs-ti \tl Ipp in ntIs i.. still 'i I "t f tt - — P0 L L Y 'S P0 I NT ER S - • v lic k It lu, ri in irniul h b 7 l9 in '- ri Anititiru, l.-. f)ti-k ss,is in ' ':iiitar t-rvn-t-at that tijiis _______________ ____________ • _________________ the street su he-n (her st' us coming I there an)thirg -e can do about this7 e siant to b cnsiJt-nt-d 1t'Sk'CtJbh&- Citizens - hut the party -line ston hat ________ _________ - •• niinsitedto(tlldurtngt;i, r ___________ rpiiul,a i-iiipluu'il I)) •all TI Plittit h'i.' in.' I 60 hngu ige ostr our tcltphone but e figured th it suhat it 5 15 on th phont i suppostd to k pnus ati di no s knosi that the people ho share our pant)-llnc must '".i n becau the wh!e to srns to know 'hat e 5.1.! ________ I — and dicided on a parts lint becjust sue ft on a tit,ht bath, _________ I • - 3 . •. - U" I I 59 -. l : - ___________ - ILlIiItit s'Ii Ii lus ri.'s,i i • -) t It' and aunt nflrs • -- floated in a flowing fountain all in a large round illirnur urn'un(lt1i by fern \trs ('arol Ann Siriilatr assisti-cj Linda an(i 1W- hard ssith cli'cirations anti serving - ( .. 1i 29 30 31 ___ 35 36 31J L J__liii 38 J ___tii__Lrz ' i:I , ,a iii , All my Ide I has e heard thaI ,i sn:fl,ufl Uhf r;i i( touch a cucumber s-inc sttien she is has ing tier c dc eatti mont WI WU i' idit'. Crnt rn' si:It' _____________________ 26 24 125 cus-aun about itlil '4i'4ts tjle- 1, I _t_________& ' .- - • j• - _______ ____ U III i ii thiS t,Lu,,it I' :irliu ______________________________ — -. ______ ______ -, — ' - Ibtsii-i _________ (unction If no ph tic.ul caIir i' found this ni , Pw a form cf n'anpc-di prtssi illflI..s shich tan he h Iptut hs ,, r. I IieIs ni-si uIru lii called lithium earbonal,-, hut its aarnlnistnallon requIr's careful m.-iiical superi. t'lpili t .ulij aluli- ads ke—for U..- price of this nrhsluap. r - : 'ila cii l'tttt-ii liii' ('4544 11111 Ia) er.s arni at (lii- li"tt'uui A _______________________________________________ ___________ __________ • ------ ri-lili tra , f'nilut-, assirtt-d ilips, iiieat balls. 'ilives, p. sttit't- j s;intiii ht-s, tiij:it, (tuhs, cake anti punt Ii. 'hit' taki' table, "4('rla,(l iitli a shiti' dth held tili three tn-rid sii-ilcjing c-ak.', .-Iah'ratt'lv ilic- orateil s ith sst'ttt' flit-rs, silver lavs. and ttp1s.ti ss iUi a ( luster if ss e.Iding l'lls, lilies if the salle _____________arid a i Is .-r 25 emblem 'sihi r titsi '. ui flurs sir ; tiutiiir aiitl iiian stories, su 45 liii illustr itit ist s ______ \lr .iiul 1rs lin hard 'l'i'Is,i I lit nUt-pt ii .ini- a si a.. iIl)s,-r'4(.,l their 25tl teddi,i1' dci ur,itrtl titPi arrang('lIlt'nts annIvt- rsar F'eli. 10, I94. sitti "1 s bitt- iiiii,i.., hah% s trr,ith, an lt Ik'ni house reception at the siht-r tinted greener, sshitt' t"Iilt' if (lair 'hiughtir Linda i,-cIcjing bells, and liighlightt-ci -intl st'n-ini-la l)aviii lihr, 2619 li a shiIt' cupid holdinii: tsiu 1 _ •nI I .ini nIt ri sIt d iii • u ,••, U4i1 It,fl, )4iu tir i'reat- hurs to iiiiitatt' ( un Iii You tlit • tinsists i,i'ri-,itv, 'The Richard Telsons Feted ..ii'i_ i-lass in a thurh III ('Ut tiiIlt'gt' , i iiit ui .qn Pu I'atin iral p • 14' HIuUte at, ii Uiirmator repIir i ii 3) on 4 ,ume a b That umv - I.atn ': I t'I / . II ink I) i d iii. is a colkt' frt-.luiian. - 1 )t (raIit, lit began 1 al teat-h a Sunday Stnsil fl , • c'/ ________ V1 ___ i • -.'T ___ —' - -'- Monday,_Feb )8, 1974-_iA The Sanford HerId _________ t MW' -. ' '' fl1"' fl Sinr Ite 'rd i _______ Examined drrt Iri 44) t_U4' , .i flrr U I4 lie u1 to be immaculate about tii ' careless, and I e en ha e to remind him to bathe and hae lie hasn't kn eating wll or sleeping well either. - - ___ cUPi r rno,jnj I '' Jktid II S9 Timrtjt,?r abhrc iIi.n ft)J.nk and tht rurnin.nI I l Alt AIIII\ ___ _____ _____ ff, I i-; U7i C ________ __ ____ ;j Teac n i n g L± j IflL I !4If1jj t • t L0 ' 1S SIIV(f \\('(J(jII)Iu' .l1IIIiV(blII\ J'{((()tiI) I i ,. , .-., 'T.S — ____________ Jesus ___ __ r diI tu! ii a •luIIllJcIIIRlI Pii P'C5,O • -. - ________________________________ 44 .ir Ird tHiI.' f I"p1 ______ 1 Dear Abbv •,' A _ futur (s it bi45i.. sill tdl s'uu 1055 tn UI cinnirniunit I lt&1. 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In Fr ink si'I tbiitSL 'Ii I si i.. 1 mkt Itt, sisllmltults I i it, ms S tt,t n t'' ssi)i I Its liii lI Ii I lii s • lb u; tn.'ris U miis i Iu in h.,- I ' ilittlit I '4% III IT) lint sb -' ' bliLbul'. ill inistrii tm tp unIt I,unstk H ut , I P nist is .w r s is, no it fmp,ptl turin5 II 'tu hi tititinl s in, lii.. • Olin, hf, liii I ..t i iuiumhi t I I I - 'itlt' hm.is,- in-en s,- rs Ii,snest iiI i %Pul, luii it n• Pb ti i suithi itil I it ttirtuuii suillinmi t,mi' mIlilS us is II. .rst is .- r,. st.is' 4 isili mit JulIus In dm11, r fmr silt ml umi sub it thts ttii smis husinqitil on (lit i1 Suit ii, s itbuin d,s titt cr uiii i s'iiiit IlimitiLlut i \ b-ails Ui. i .-m i ;; 4 ulsfm it mtut run iii ii m fu'i I Si lit, ii urmbt, 'tritnirtis , rt'ase - mmiii nit, lit. 0 inst I Is it its. in miss lb itit ii.'- sin trios tt' Iihii-r sit, I I - • -____________________________ liii 'luimnums '4 t.'Oi, i Juis L! Iii Aug 21' irs to uritrst irl 14(111 '41 1&ttp (mflt 5th nrl it, ) itt ;ilit.Iit -, I . - s p • r hs ii. ii 1 s it' usfs r toil r' • m mul' su.r Ii • 'I '.1' ut ,in Im.'s:' •-lb,su .th \. -iiiist t,-ll tl,'ius int\ - ,mn't Is-ft s1uitls .ifttiumi,ts it ,1 11,1,1 I,,' s,miut uis-rstni,1tnim I bit.' fmitititi ins nut lb i apt I-alt-en •lt-rt.-ucn. tilt - rue utnuufi,rtahIt. lithe c-are of a funuIaunst'ntmi moimttt-r tt.i bill'. 554,111 51(115 \ni's .i to 1k-i 21u Innspnsssun4. sour rtt.-uI in - 1 - i 4 '.J I, - •;,_-:- — s.. -_ - - -_ - - - - — --'_--- use rubs tours UfrlO-4I mIt ss sttrns Kit p hus uttipr'tsinl L OL surnuntslune,s S iii mnJlrnttnl 'uQ 'ultit ' J in ! ti Eth 19t (15)101 clas titr lx tni sour mitt itt in sill mid 1)1105. ms.sm!.mrs & to otfitrs '1 It -ur Ii o' in's h,t.u.n i-ts'nsd'_st ts- (cU -- - - F tori uutiIi..lst ib;hut - 1 1 ,15 _________ -, l,e',t 45 i Its ntm iks s' UT'-' 'nit riuls in t1x , (.ts., tanntd hI insure thu lrmtitrs $ Il, jrsonaIuts Its uiucien-st.snsil others S anti'!! 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It;,' u mit ut t hilsl p1 u' . r uphs ft,i t SItS tmiii iii I lit I iriiils - . -- - sisIu'sul ,i -- '-)tar . iii jUst ,i u,' •i,'. I 1501.",' \ )ii ' I Id's 5 • u I I ft t IT " , 1 , nns' ii: tI ', I - ) , - ' -'- 1's - - I I) '514 I I 1 ,m BLACK & WHITE TOO' - I I -C iii '. - - - I t t '51 \ k I \ (, I •l( 1)1,1 - - I \ I I Is-dilult- ihi,-nt' ar. - TI.' hIts .,ttt-ntl, ii , untIl I U.5, r'u hi-is, s 'uS rltt Iii lilt t ilk, t 0 tbtt tnt - 'u'ttiuI,- t,p-f•- i tic• lIt 5 lilt sit. 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EIGHTE(NTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 11 i, ,.,I f '''i''.' -, '-' ' . i' I 4- (i ('US'l:VflI.ETAI.ES PuE1Il-:uF: II11( I ,.,. cci'NTY(OyMI55IONr:- ho'.'.. '.'.rtti Bert ('onvy, adorin'er. .i Its ht'st flit Shifl'.'. features t ('l('briti('S and their i '' 'NOL( COUNTY I LOPIOA C N • I th DAY 04 F ERR r 0 1971 , :. ', ..PIERE ?. f 'Cr L3a y "e aCc'p$'on ci a W r4oiu',On arm NOTICE OF SUIT '.t ut-k i in '.'. hR'h flit''. it- '. i'.tI TOQUIL T TITLE 14, 1*41 ',A','f 'P' 'TAT( Cli ; - IInQ iact tle',gn.j' for a'. OR ID:. ectC eCn(P TO 411 Pt I t (1AN i SHE REAS F cl-ida Laa further çfe%crbf', PP,? PPIC loe?'cn (hfl 'Pr i ANA C AS H I 1VI DoI'nQ olace can on', be n'.1dr ST thC Board t Counli (Øm ft PNAQD ASHE I P.F -'.'.,OVICV', 0f?errn.ne that th ac s .5 SOL -i .Ii.- .ir1 PIll' cmVI'cda?,On', fo, the hoIdog 04 sIuSc5 'I mar, ed a rec!• ace 'nadeouate at the' .tri, -a,1 na"cd n 'h t Po'tt 'S ç4mn-r'rlt poling olace. ao eaa then h', or Ptr nn('an 11Cr', S HE RE AS the Board of Coun?, de% 'SCCS ICQ.P?rti a%','Qne Crnm,',',ner', of Scm-note Covni t11t ?Pip qraflP', i'eno", (led-IdeS ,l V lord,, ha', Ce?r l'fl ,iccor"mcaal,on', op the poilno C'aces F IC(1 or Precnc", are par I es clam N b, 141'O'Q4' r0ec,t?e -n compl,ance ath Cf ,trst tP'en' .100 .ilI 4V?l4)fl' .1rtI", .',4 'IIQ Pt (ij,n fl ,ifli F lOrd,, tIa ,ndc or .iva t 'hrOp NO5 THEREFORE tIE iT ,in l'-t- ,Ibots' V'Oafl 01 i)fltI ESOLVL 0 t* lP Board cii CoprPy C,),r,r ss ore's pP Seminole Covn'i p.ir?e and all partes cc pert I'Isa? Phs' IIlnO plateS ci? 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I -"N P if .5 AIlAP4uo''.'I I)' 0;, P 1 501 ( - that ssiIl 'et shot •nd one of theM' dabs he's .t1ifl to take' a '.-acation l'nii oiflg to taht' a iuonUoIL - - UIIJS 11(5 Lint-,) fur th S 41OA (7) Phi DVI,iIJe T'j Tn0'h H an - f., - \li IN I )A V NH; ut Mt )V ii; I he Is-ti ('ililli,IilllmIit'iit.s' Ii II - -t iitiil ti,tlt if ____________ _________ __ __________ (6) EVENING , .•. \% heii a friend ilies at a nmwntal institution. 1)r (;aninhll,) POM' '. .1 )s) uhit ic hi' get hminmiseif ad. niiittt'ii - lii' proves that -- - •rdsr s'. ill ti's I off III '4! II' I I) , , - - lit 11.54) h.''. I P1'tilk rts in IAIU('h hI.' has t'fltifltioUS fiuith and '.hich he plans to prtK1u t as a feature film at hL earliest 'iTtk rturint ',.hene". t'r that tmi.i be if i Likt' IIILW )t'TS. lit' prunTustI. thats e picture MONDAY ' 1011 (11.5 . i- F -, - the fled St- d eros in. ( tiariton of lot if fun ' '.tar .Jannt"s 'It 1% ,l,lfl(' S ,- tiarnti su-hillIll - ,rsl' '.'..;rks Iriefl Stie is I - urge Ill landing the elliot tlIItl her hut ssIu'n he i:, , liii - liii' link fur fIiIl ui ' I, ', k I in tll bin Ill'. its '1 prs 14111 hit Ii'. lots I s ' e ' sao name sorts lnil% lI.,rpn ,piiil Nirmuan Fell nighitt'luib o'.'. nor '.'. hlt'n Ut' '.'. lllakes iniipr"'r ad' S anus to his ulaughter, anil the I lit) 1'l'r;li1r's i".'.ni gang st-es it - ruk i is tt,a11 I n '.'. CUT1I tpt for StIlIIt littit tiltit Iti, urdnn, to it_s star In the tx'ginning,' Bill cxplains, ''.sc had an action j. s-vnture shIn'. and Just fit the i1UiC LO So'.'. the plots art' tailort'uI to the illusions -' The st-ties is a tricks no irttenid and expensis-e camera roil I, e't, cs't'n so, the eudcsorcer adds at least a day to cch nr(1110(tlfln r .. st-iL -- lir.t'.up' pt'rfurniung luger tkrinain are hs lit's aiilulrt';t '' jwrt I se' -. ---. -rnruu$,,tl stIils at Ilit \1 i,i C istli ti ULi,i( ni-is tiai-i,out $ s'.oru_,s. the hllUslufi has Li) fw )tt'ft'Ct tht first tUlle the - 3r di , d.iughiter '.'.hii has little resIwt't trai for the ruthless (huaii I ,iII pyjy ISIPI NC'. I [ f Legal Notice SI MINOL I COUNTY PLANNING )P. 01 *I DUi'TiO•4 RisOt IhON fly Tsf (TY ç 4 yflfjj y t OI)t .I4 OM IT P.AY CONCI 4?i 'OTI(( I'. Hf IIIY GIVI N (.?, oI ( .t%%V'It'i'fi 111.41 fIji' *11 t'pltf a j)uti..0 hPar.nq 'o I "fl (III t't).ir tiP t 4"Th1? -n'IFd l)eMilie's pet tIc ul.ir ,rsiit if ihises rt'eeivin th1 It'ii ('i,IIIIiOIflhIIIit'titS, .inil l'ftiri' that, ttit' flight Irpilli pursuulg Egyptians Vul t he lIr itner is it- k.d rilnances, argullienits anti adtenlurt' .Suzanne Plrst'hette, " uit'i Its breakdi'.'.,i lIe's a ht'a'.s drinker, '.irknnig as a filings girl, anil flltkt' arid flit' Ilusurgent rant- tiers con t.i ri ii g llui i S'I(IIII) it-it \hq'c-ian tt 1 Sislon se rits C ..R ONE 11 S OA. Hit i -'--'''' kt'p Iwa' tim the rangu' 1,1(1% ui '.'. Iii run inti .ihnig withi I .it'uteiklnt I her, I.ist gun-for-hire ph Iarstia1 sister i hiyeul by F ranice lilloni gets caught III the \U)t'II 'ihic culprit tunis out lii ________________________ its ' \1iI:IL'4 )\ - SN$, ('opIt' N'sss rsii ,- ' : i'c' 5, - 'cm ('r', FIOr.li., (''.l?('li HC '.'I P p 1HO','AS ,pr 5' A 5 VI 4 A '' - C' "1 P -5 ''it ' p5"' I tl,lkI' gIII's iiitti u'tiori •it the Eric ___ ____________ __________ _______ -' - Ala' I tIE U()KiES 'Si'iiiettiiri lA's 'I'han s in'' t'ter.lna( tur I),IPI' ('1;it '' ' .1 retired jx'liueniian '.9th) has t*'t'ii frllffeul for murder of a Iil)tOrliiiL tiititt'Iub owner J1• Problem for 'Magician' I, 1' ,i etc 0 10 SOU H ' 0 C) , .' r VI $?C ''jr•,-' I',? sr,-. i-cs ,ts rci-ra,-T O ,, p ,' P,tr '.'- i;:: (liPOfl -I 5.',"- ic.im C CC c'mt -. -. fllC (n1 ' I 5' ADOP ED "-' is're',0t- it,. Ifs dm'' - -- 'a , P I lt'L , A C) 't'i C)CPeVICI.-'S ., -' r c't tnzi j ,5P 'P ', pp ,tre Ill' , , -'4 - "s' .4 $ Pb' 0. n' ' 'Ic '' °'' C-A'VI P 'rp'4 C,' F ST b -. ''-,'.', =. ___________________ LegalNotice _________ Legal Notice A (' H lt' 'Iiiesdi, ili'Mut U. l'huii, it''rs sho ti.it' '''''''' ;,LH;Irii 4)11 those II ,t-ij huts ili hnJul this iitniit'uh striking u'ltise Lit titinnit' A (Ililikal au'. ('fliurt' ros 8.' 8-9 tILS (;t'NsMUKI-: 'i'lit' I)rIpIl" A '.,iluatilt' JaIlt' Iron lIloiI tI ( i'urau" A tiiuiiitaiii is stolen anti a SiiUII threatt'netj range '.'.ar finds the ('liiiiest bo, '.'.tiuise gra,itlsmall ra rn- ht'4- i tat her oi1tj it. Iappt'ars j1 f)I,I t'd Legal Notice , III -fl ,t:;il lr,iimo' this' 55-i 'p " '-' -_ - ts J1• I, '0 SOuTH op ,-• , ., r . •, , , 1P'Vrr,f ,it i.. ,,,,,,i' ii 4.. •, r' (V Ii,, fl ( ,jP Ofl ('Oe P pi cui ci it- .' VIQ PlCC I V - ______ ______ - IC -- - CPrch ci Goa soi , es' na rti Sardor 1' (INCT 9 PC,t#l. SarIded \lle ¶chl 5a"Pc' - - C 'NCT IC t'l" k ,'e ...... • '-Ar O,4fl(VI aa Ccl0,.n,o ', F NUt.' tilE ,1A(i('iAN llIiiipi,i tif hit' l,nst -1 t i1flSIInur .1± -•'•••••'_______________________________________________________________________________________ ---- - Monday, Feb. 18, 1974 ___________________________ ___________________________ : r I -- £ -'---s - - - - - ' v ' g-" Z' jI-i. .1* ,'l j :1 - I ,- ''I' - II 'Li? , -s" 711, I ': "1 / ' ' , - - -- \ 4 i'° '--'; 'tI _,i__It_-s__ .- u? " I .' 1: :- �I - I so .' - to I S S 1 .:: ...:..... '. EXPRESS ''' .... ,' '-.'.'';:'. FLORIDA 4 01' ! ,. .v o bbers CI 'irs Js:Iii, iii lusts 114 -11 lust is ilIsti,t Iitm Its lii itt thu sit .tnsl half % lilt Jtsttn /s tilt \f 1)111) : sitils's fill 0690060, 8696 I& d it I':fltiris X11A PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY, 17.92 Next To A&P Sanford .'rs' tittuls' 9"'11,00taydisowt c,~~~~=zz::~:) BUFFERI N 1 to, 100 TABLETS II P I !Ui/IIi1L9 ultra brito S REG. 118.7 MFG. LIST 73 01. C 9 9 171 -t' 400 i_-'- 1• - east a i;iithit have s.sttlt'rfit, k.'pl t1' ''II Ittirs' thait i'rituft i' first quanhir ,f, f, rists, Is itlli ('lenient,'. Suttleil as tut;mti - iis•ij ;i I pollinis tr ,lth its' ki lttissi Isti tutu I t' Is II his 41(1 hlts qu uI, n hssIs (ruin (nt' 1s"ttt , sistti u iist Jn lit, (iii' In lit iit( C.,in Iø' 0 0 - - ______ $ 1 - - ii• ii - t - ' -. - - r' p - FG FT A it - -, .'' pit tsR the tin.sl - -' ' Is. -- - - ' TOTALS T ' __________________ - It- Is it , -- - ' - u,"I ,% C'.' 'I,. ap in it,itiuts". his' 'i rift,' 'sfs'riI a lust u,f itit" a' the line and thus "its stilt I pull .1%%;I% rs lii alt U . I hit ii ' 1. - s ' ' 11)15 Iii ts in II S f'.urtii - _________ - _______ - flaunt.'. 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H ; V OW slit 1v-,s,)r lit CarIlls, loltini(in's world lit,' "thin'. ls'iIlU lsstt \luittlts' sf Australia, tiis ut tnt llsslriti, diii's sariti i'ttii sulelpiti I '. hIsd tut itnm'st ii' hiu't'. lit, t'n,ius'n Ss'tiit su'rr t \lit.jl.-iu, t:fit I iIsiitJJfsfl tS,is r its-ru' h,'.t ii ,s uit, n'su,tf K ti "..'n iu, I, \Iitt hell Sun vlsi'. S lM5s ill I ii 'ii I, sti it t (its s r ippi n has runs,, IJI it) 'i '.'. in ,r lit. ihr it it as u 1' rsiun.l it an %A fill IJai s si k,iti ills it i ins ft tit I ist is in tui 'Iii. r I? ri's s alitsi I silts it liri. l{ii,ti, tu itt I tit n''tir I its \s i I tris srs srnf iIIssl)lss'.l 12 rsur-ssf ii I.tr;.t J) , , I 1' f$,,fl U.-I it.- '- '4' -= if (in litur Itoh ttLst smnd Lit. it , '.1 ...."IT.7-:i;f4:F.--,-11~-,7 :t~,,~-.---:.F!l ~~ hounds e i,unkr ii IN-r( I- Plwn liller lilt- I witi-st I,,. it., itiks',i I" lIte Ii'tsjiital t'sr 101.111(i n him is'.si,ts lust Ihs'tr i'. 1- 111- fit "UI isis siisst, r s iris its 5 t situ is it Ills I Ill lint stisin in lit. ftrst ; nisssl / ii ,'. tt itt s I uuttli lit ttitr I I nuuurt, QA lit D c FAMILY SIZE in lh'ittti mstsn ULTRA BRITE !'' I titan l{mi:s for ttn• rereni ti fits' tutu' triton tusniti t ttantsmisn Einih' (niffith, hut Is ksisttttll, battlerr U itt t pns tusuls tn mt itti iii tutu in ft nn lit ill f iU nit iii iii, ii Us Matto- fir titi [[It ii mll is thu lti s1 'in. ft tIlts i sr \t iii "iii I sit iii'. t,& it ;11110. if,sign iii ntt,ntks is silts '. iitsltt,'n its thn' rIIimi'rs't iii 'Ui s lii TOOTHPASTE VI I I I.F1111.1111M - - if, iiriti ht'sI Wissitinii:I,ti llnssuwt. iii" sit linnik Vol IIts "nit lsnii,Iu iii is hi Iii it lifts ('is'ut'Innd 5t15 USitii suth ii. u, r Ihtu l"sIn$f all iisislh - .1fifford S4,1111floolt-N filund -,Ill - l't'te A.'.Iilt'k II, set tI( k his next S('tItl11Iu'il 'lit (.ini •si till, (klanilit .n'rts Shohutit in. iit'tk ilte itt•tt I ~~ t protti'sts ' r .-,........-~... . . ~-, V:: --,~~-.---:;" , ~. --- -1- -- --VA.-Iftf I" ~ -..:-=~-~ -.., - --11- I,F., -..;~ -.., .1 ''... - ,,-~-- , - -- 1-.A7. -FIF.- -,- -... -t.,~.'- I ~-- -',- y iii. tnt fi'ui Irsuhlt hUt ss isnint freed Gr Iii IlllI\ I III ItS .stui ______- Monday, Feb 18. 1974-la I~ I ger Ii. r ild The Sanlord Herald 0 i n be " I Looms 4---1- .I ~~ ..., a .1-, 1w .. ..1.", I'l ,I "-I ~ :.." Iffis . .... . I%- " .1. .:. .. 1 . ~, ... I ", ,4.. B District Rematch I .,..:, :I .. :. : FISTIC :: ;~) HAS COME TO CENTRAL FLORIDA I S S •s •• S - - -1. - 1. - - -- - 11 ~ -- -- -- - -.-~ 1-1. --- ---- - - - - - - -- -- - I - - ---,. .~~ - I IiI IiTi1iT I.TT' ifl :;':.> V ALUE t .ttt:t5 I Jumper Saves ,~~ F r s flu tilt • 51 = I - -- '.'r - .? . - ; -`~F.. . :-.~ie, - ____________ I ' '- '- - - ol VASELINE - CUTEX I ( •tWI Sit \' ,I *tw INTENSIVE Vaseline NAIL POLISH HERBAL CARE BATH REMOVER ' '• ttru , ir, !!. I 4L.1t SHAMPOO j13 I. BY CLAIROL 2F0R49C ' REG. MW . 11 43c 3 OZ. SIZE LIST 119 RIGHT U 0C -- -1111111~1111 iis ~ rLF 0 Lip - ARD IVICoULU 1oss BEAUTI- MIN POT 49C J29ffj L169c GROOM r? retu .- ________ __ _ -. F ____________ . - - s 7301v- - -' ,' - %="MY BY JuAN 100 REG. _.- 0 5 - slit, 'n'r !bs;, Ii,,'. U' Ii,ii. ii r 'a si id.,' tots is SIT ii GREASELESS ASSORTED 1' J09 6.5 OZ. FOR MEN STYLES REG. 100 CH ARMIN inst CHEST 4R0[L PACK PILLOWS % 1 1 1 1 t, J / ~ - , " ~ ~ . I if __ IC A F 7'." 11-.:?F~ -so , , ,, , I' r. 'sit'' , liii' fl's slits 'iii' f'u,t tultit FOR 33 QT. SIZE alt 1 1 200 arnlin EACH PACKAGES I DE-VILBISS 99 488 MI U. .ia SUPER iir'.-d ft to-i"rn i P' rt - I itituati ' tt'. I'. fit- Ill ,.11111 tis's, its III s ci,r IL t urn, ti ii ntis tISSI jitit ' "' •IIII - - . . I II s I tilt tritun's 'ii tin (ursi half _____ I - 'i5 5,f dii:-- Ill,:' II Iii I'! ut' I.t.t _________ ' - " _______________ - - ____________________________________ .' _______ Ii iii t'tsr.if';isst-Jliiili,l itt '.t ii ' Ii' S. :t ijitiI'IIII,, I' t iii, LutSI I 15'S t4 -? 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I a In,,N C - a' t-fiiriii,ig,- S,iic' (,m',,,I,t Sp - , -' 4 uctan 5i.t e -n- - B,ilt '.$.ursnC Itt p mr 'it a - a- P C,,um,,q, - -re p1j T-" rI!--'.,'L'-"--a,,,a r.,a I,. . , .11, iU-, r—F ________ ,t • -. -- t.!jt - r :4,h,),d Goodi - -- __ -- ----------------------- - - - - - -' - a - -... - _ -- - - - - - a' - - iiaC15_ - ' u t,ri titt Pt rib p Rumtdnrq M,uts-',ais ' "''•' t 5-- ' - urrumsh&d - ' - - r Sten • -' , 1ç - tasir tiud 6 ,,tlt it ' -' -',ti,t( ti,nt'ra .ind Toit Midget VWs Win - - -t- - t :,, ,., - - ;. - - ct10 I -_- - bock - ,uud i'uil' t J4'. ' -- ________ P-i a e ' -, - (rn il - •' - '- ' - •. ' ' ' - -- - ' 5 ;4 t -- A - tof%u - CLASSIC BASKE[BALL, FORM II' 5iit,'j.. _ I 1 LI ', : .1. iI , - I - - .1i .1- I is' ful.,i , If. 5,,- 'l,is'-tn '-f' :'' Suits. I Ititi s 'hi1i . i4p staid'-' r liii. • - a st - ' 'sat, jt- ii,, Il!i, r-' lt,i- I' •iI - ml h'iA I'- Ii.' !1,1 s,t'r'rn,iu at - .'f 'f St fi 4iC,' 1.-i '',• !ii,u h,-.i' 1.,-' s, i' -.'u!tu' P_I,,?, t'f - - - - -, -- -' -' a -- -- a - ,. ,.:'I :' - '° :.r- - - Ap urtm uitt Rt Ii, U,'aai,td , c - ,::tt a-i'' --4_ -' - -. - , -, $870 - 51 P (45 ' -- _' I, 1IEOIATE ' -- n- . '' ''p Ri I f ,, a Country Club Corn --- i u,,,, -- £ .er .' p,ipt-r rc,'i. " Q' COf" P0,7 n- ru z. ' •--' - -i tel :' t '1St Ira Ii _______ -, - 1 .- CCO4 a' -' , '.' ' --- - 'r.. Opportun,t,s - I- '' 's'- 'tat Ca' .1 f ' -.at ,tflO ipof's Itil' Financial - -------, ---'_:- -- e U'TaS'P ti '-I -- ________ ' - '.'-,','e Stuat,ont Wanted ?i - -- __________ Pirates Sign c'Iiver - ' - , - f.,i' ',., "-P - - Magnolia Square p ' -i' 5f. IS Xi ,t',v- a, '".4ie"a-" "n' 1. U 5paa tOS, 'D -.-ai 'a' 2 '-en e'sps ., ''in • I' H.'io Wanted i, u-u t I ' Einployn-ueni - - f i i• ' OUTSTANDINt, .' - JSrt:r' ' - -; Bi',mne ' __________________ ,,,, - -":-' --- - _ ii Ii.r torn cpor''. ' '. - --' - -' ' - -- -:: - '-' ' • , , ' A -- - • \,iti,-r in, It,: : - , '-'I rn, 1k'.',.- it Ii ,m ,, ?i' sittia.'l i- " - uI''S uliiauim i s,'ekmn, 1.i t . ? e ' - it l.i sf s P,mt ,t - ,? -• --- - (-'a' Ui-i--. ' - ..m - -F ' - - - - --. ' Travel Aqr'n,p n Camping Ri-torts - ii- f,mr,s it,,nit tin,-ir st, it r,t' in,1., lit F 'ust' I .' -- - i., ' - ""' '31 - Huh- tIn - ,,-. , , -,, - - - f, '- - a,, , , 'n 1k sf11" -I 'ins m's :jnf 'it p..; nsmilt a ' ''urtr'w'u,1 -minI --lit '-I tin' inn f!,., i'-. '-tf r, -, a ¶:t!s I- C us Sign Two -!---/ - -;-;-_•' ',-, t'P' - ' -. U'4I%t.n ' - i 'tI, '' ' - ' i5 '.,sf, miii ,tts . sis 1,,sI ni,-, ji.ISs 11.4 ',iif, ' Sijfiiiai ,, I', ' mir. - hiir.-t ' -i -; - -r''j,,fi r, ,ut..r'f '' 'I.it 'i- L ' •.'. 'clOdlI?2 - M.ati'ls I I- )Y".' :-I , P,,r, -.-'.' I . i" .'' ,:-- ''fj"a',,j'.- -' - Mobile Homes Rent Good Thmnqifo E,tl secr'ar1 -liii t,'i U - - - -S iiusKi,-s f ail, :,; 111 $utlts 'ii 'I,, - !' 5,,' mna!,i .as hus,'ff' it.,-- ',,n .t in' I'' it. if ti rf it itu ' I r, ,', i'if 1, Jt't. isl.i':- ', - i - '' , _ l a., C.a? r 'e ., -:.._ - - - :':. - - - - :- ' At :- - - .,,-I ---------i'' ,v Ok Sr1 Ci - rare - - - - 5' 1 -;'!iT'. - v-- - -a, -a-'.mm _____________________ - -- _; - , Ii'. '' '' ji - _______ -- , aIer,tt'p '5', - i U'.- ""1 -----------— Eat - -- 'niuim hIt's', -5 - -_' V_ .1 -- Ci't ,-,,, I • s ' ' 'a .' Ilui- in U1t (itt li j)bhsil uhf ititI t'nd'd up lina- la, ditS'r , -. -ld- ,it i,isi'i fir'J,- b-si ,mtt, s,i,mt, mninark, fL,t,'n,,m 'flu mats 'irs .t lii,' ihi meaUs imnI.-r,' t- - - t"'".t'i I'a , -, "i" ' "i )n Oc a ius. ., a .c,i,t UP AGAINST THE WALL ', its 'ml tti'im sif t"f,it sit,.. fl.i t' ,4S fM-IL, i liii ii ut' atm,, Wit tin' kmsini,- ri,m;a s-fl' ihs !i, ' ml ut at, lii I ii • IfflIIL', :i . I Inc's Minimum (.. ml' ia II •i,f,'f I ''tiafi!rti' •-idts l"ti ii' ihu- ru's? nf flit' lirli ''' I Pt-i sortais -1 - ' ..,,,) - r' ti iw p. ' tiiiu - 0157 a-n - C.u'ds ca Th.mrths i', f.t'rfltjrt,5rn, - Foreman Will Fight - - - '(s-ri null! Ai(m 3) Hou',a-', Ri-nt Furrumshp-n, - -- -, -. . -'.1nr LO'.f and Found dys (h-fore Pubis - - . -, ' ' -ia ..S - _______ - 'I' ••I ,,,., (a ::;';':''' ' ,' a. --------------------------------'a' I ihru S limit bhr u 75 I,n- p's Standings 1 - a -. a t - :ag e rc -. , , ' ' ' r. cfla tid,se Yankee Champs - , , e itai,if,d hi,i , tit'iur, if tntit -'s- st-i t ,.,l 1u, 'siti,.. its f.'' - — ' ,s,ei tn rtnq sr, Slits'ri sImp,. 'I lm' K '. ustIm -lit-, Stjmnl,,i ',.ar ,, , f'suti-r; lin, Stif, u,i - ut-ill, .'- ui:n, .sn'l int, ,' - 3 .1:11 I, f's ff a •s!y",s'h ,, K.;. rn,.,n, , n' n., in,1. imrilti'nu,,mr,' ' 'Iris' it, ' ' -- ' ft.- i,, , tuft--------unur, , in 'half still sb 'a,miinu1' Puts Houses Rent Unfurnished - ____ ': n D, mdiinm , iuFt sit ml liar' - .i jif I/I --_. ____________ .Ilr.-.tI) ii. "1.1,-i, fur fit- hI'itti-ju xl.. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 18, 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