24 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9d4dcd6e65d6abfe09461991fe2333cd.pdf 7c911ad38aaa23f7797a4423bcc07eee PDF Text Text lOB-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13, 1974 --.- 047 1/1 t ayt WnVery A a,* 14n 1.ybian Says U.S1 Oil Embargo To End 11 4; fim k)(^Day enyou,Shop .1110gliv 1.( Sweet Peas ...........3 p1,, 11 Cans 1' SS• Ii, 69' Beer 6 '0 Submarine Sandwich I..d,.,..,ah...., '." 1" Sugar 5 79 Fried Chicken .....S... b..h.l . S • 4 Cut-Up Fryers .,, 59I ., Pt..l. Fryer Breasts 89' S S SI 1151 SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE •s.u.l,..h J*.d 1$... Sour Cream ............•.. h.a,.,• C. . 45 4..'. Blue Cheese Crumbles... .. 69' Z.., .Cki.w $s .,,ed..II 4 .pp.d P.i•ss4 610.,. 6004 IlSI. 99 Sliced American ....... Pineapple Cottage Cheese .., 49' 1.IWS Pt.i. Sirloin Steak ••••••i•••• lb. Top Ro..d Steak • lb.To 11.011.1. pt....is ,sr. •si•, s.4ar, Pt..4. Pt... Key Club Steaks Swift's • SS • SSS 1...d t.pI.,.d loss Nib 60"11 $mlsil led l.y, Cl.b Sr.41 $i..I) lb U..,p Chuck Steaks. . . . . • • • 1.ft. P.s.o. Pot Roast lveOr, Pt..1. • • lb. 1 lS.CorneclBeef •* Cooked Ham I...-l. •••,,•••,•s,•• lb. 99' 1..04.. Imperial Roast . . $14, ,••••••• 5...)... thasta Diet Drink . i1jrrath 15 -ti P1 1 Sliced Bologna 559 89c Beef, Ham, i... s...s.... Cb..b $.v,p Ov.0 I.l 1160.ISIS) •. 991 Reef Short Ribs . . . .. . 5.44r. Fromi tim Wife Wpdt.4. V.5.4.bl. P..4. Ground Beef with H.V.P. lb. 99' i,.., P1.4. Slifert libel 1V0SS listy Turkey • • S Bug Sausage 0000000000 •..•. 2 ...... ' 2' .', lb - . . .. . :' iu'lp S.. Sw.. S,..d (lar g e 34 ..sI :If I. I ., S.. o,... II.,..5.l Bosc Pears 89' .S.s.... • . s o s. 10 5 69' ''' L 91- Rutabagas I 5 5 5 S S I S S • S S Tasty Tomatoes .' - ' 39' 555SI / . ................ _________ 3"t. Calgonite .SSSSSSISIIIO p1, IO' i... ,. u... Italian Dressing . . ..... t' 39' 15. *4 P144.4 S.iviT 1p. Lindsay iv , esoostitiosooll, '•55 49' 4i1GrnStamps re pleasure SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 1792 and Airport Blvd., Sanford Front The Mailbag: "I do wish bicycle riders would ha ve reflectors en their bikes. They can see, but everyone else is not ..-... a.-..i. "h " ____ S ) i.J b I I X tow**4, Mia, hi,b $i'ssd cemb.r Pickles *it • • ' I., 39' S..v If. 11,00p I.'1 or Peanut Butter a a , •• e 55 jar 49' - [, bps.. Dr.l. Cl...,, 12-as. shopping is - I SEMINOLE PLAZA CLOSED SUNDAYHwy. 17-fl, .. nsoukets - -------.- .__._.-.- --. --- .==L_ -0 - -r L . , 4')1GreenStampsI ,ø, 'tsri. *v..y D.lsgh ClPt.. Pw*sh hot ON-... .a a.- is isp., •eee.0efl..ne....eeeS•e -_- _ looki ng for them, especially these foggy mornings 11w memo came from Eva IlSanford. unt '2010 Moipk' Avenue in 'it - - '- '• ' 1 • You're right, Eva. As a - • • - - l.ANGI.EV AIAI1( ...To prevent pumping state imuitter of fact, it's a Florida state law that all autos MUST have their lights on during fog If while the windshield wipers are turned on ____..,•j& - - -- - ospital Compromise Reached H the rcsination of Treasury June 12, 1972. Secretary George I'. Shultz, ef. Warren described Shultz as fective In early May. 'a pillar of this administration Annou ncing the impending and t his government" and sa id de pa rture of the last member of Nixon has asked him to express A compr omise on Seminole Nixon's or iginal cabinet to still "our enormous respect, af fecMemorial Hospital operating ho ld f ederal office, Deputy tion and appreciation for Secre and expansion fund limits was PressSecretary Gerald L. War- tally Shultz." hammered out Wednesday. ren sa id the President feels Asked II Deputy Treasury 'I'hI county commission and Shultz "has served with great Secretary William E. Simon, distinction," starting as secre- who also serves as the federal hospital trustees met wi th State tar)' of labor in l%9. energy c hief, would be In line to Rep. Eugene Mooney, K. Noting that Sh ultz has talked succeed Shultz, Warren said, "I Casselberr', and agreed on one several times of a desire to re. won't go down a check list of mill annual expansion and .65 turn to pr ivate life, Wa rr en said names." He added that Simon mi ll annual operating tax caps. - - Seminole County will push ahead with a circuit court injunction against Orange County, even though Orange County officials Wednesday agreed to stop pumping muddy water from a private development Into the Little Wekiva River. Seminole pollution control chief Langley Adair today said he will this afternoon seek a civil court injunction banning further pumping from Riverside Acres, on SR 131 near Forest City, as insurane" against further pollution. officials Adair said Wednesday were told by Orange County public works director Charley Goode that pumping designed to prevent lkhrig of the private sub- prezent voluntary odd-even gas verify need of ad. ditional gasoline. He got socked In the lip for doing so... continue to "assume special wme of personal regret" today Trea5ury ponst tie has held since -- ':- herald Staff ri;rr plan-to IRA S 5.11515555 '.0 - --. 11) CHRIS NEIISON actually in combat" Hess said he'd never f orget the execution. requisites under the cour4ty's is '.u. - Pres- the 53-year-old eLonomist would obviously is well regarded in These limits will be plugged Into a local legislative bill to be administration circles. introduced at the April Besides serving as Treasury ap. legislati ve session. chief, Shultz held the dual Commissioners had sparked pointment of assistant to President for econom c affairs the latest in a long series of ioni can't lx- underst(m)(1 b) of gas This is one of the loss Lu. ChS,.I,I, 11-L A think itAas slanted it little 11w movie tra ced Slovik's result of pecking into a custoaicrs auto to verify tii path from civilian life to an there was less than a half-tank afl(IflyIflOUS graveyard in VrsISo P.vnd C&is •'I. •• $5 .. U Alesaid that he thought he'd be given a life se ntence and t he n sent sta teside. I happened it was well planned." he .. ' 10' P1' 45 WAShINGTON (AI'i ident Nixon accept ed wi th "a assignments" after leaving the Pollution Chief Seek s Wekiva Court Injunction service station operator who's towards the sympathy side, but someone itho wasn't associated aking the rounds regardinga so toris be" *4. 5.1 Clii... ___ S••I It stiewfloes Yellow O..d S.. ., (..b.d Cs..d,.. ........... P..O.s• •. S.l.d. - irSisn Cup C.b,s 10-.,. pile. -- - wishing that we could have that rible thing." his execution. lie said tnt' movie, based on .i kizd of a dilemma, eli? boo k written in the inid-1 95 by At was never really men One more on the gasoline William Bradford hluit', WsS tinned," he said. "1 think this situation. ..the local story fairly accurate. whole thing (war and desert- r I ' . front lines, could calmly face _.._..........__.........., xl U A Onions , S I S S S S 5 5 S p1, Weichado Drink....111 .. '404', 39g "" 4,..-.. wsd a.,5 I. l• PascalCelery lid 0c.p.. WliSi 0.ep' .. G..p. I 0 C.d.t Indust o-.. i.,, Cooking Onions . •.• 3 , 49' Crisp I 1..id. forge 9C S-SSSSISS5 ...I1 l.ly 3... 0...' S....d I) b..,bss per pbp l are go ,,, WGreenSfamps - Oranges .... S S S I S S 5 5 5 5 I., 49c ' . a.-,. I 49' .... -----IT F' A DAnjou Pears . . . . . 10 1.. 69' 3 1 3f p... w.. I ................................I Cantaloupes . . . . . . . . U. N. All Griffin Sh.. Pill,),.. (All Colors a Posks5i.) Askew . industry is saddled with still rY. "The Execution of Irlv ale a 11 o t h e r p e r p I e x i , g Slovik. "Of course, Slovik w asn't an to mention to him, 'It looks like problctn..,now they're looking you gambled and lost, f.' lie actor," he ad ded. for additional spa ce to store just sort of shook off his shoul. American cxSlovk, the only excess gasoline??? ders, then he said to me, 'Why It seems that they've used up ecuted for desertion since all of the now extinct in. Civil War, was shot to death in don't you take off your .45 and get it over with" dependent service stations' France on Jan. 31, Hess, now 61 and the underground tanks for storage. man- Hess, who was a provost serand are looking elsewhere to agcr of an Orlando tire coin- geant with the Military Police pan>, had been one of his and won silver and bronze stars store the petrol. That coupled wiL t he ir other guards. and a purple heart, sa id he - 'I feel much different emo- could not explain how a man dollar problems of showing t great a profit niargm..,well, I UnnaIl>' now t he n I (lid then," who was afraid to die on the .".............. Seedless Grapes U.S. N. I TSII.w 7 union president George Wednesday after watching the \tt'any's attribution that the oil NBC-TV television documenta- ". £i,1,.. Smucker's Jelly. ....... . I -; 5.40 $u,,,sud .ad 1S..sos61,scd SIS lel. r5•5$ Breaded shyl MP 20-.,. phg. 89 U $ N.. i o,... i.e., Grapefruit Juice .. .... "'•' 39' liess said vik lie was actually a little less feel we should pause and pay homage to the oil barons. emotional than was shown on pecting clemency until the day You've heard, I'm sure, of TV," Jim Hess said late of his death. 1P, 3 Apple Jelly . . . • . • • • 10,9 i. $o..I.e. IS... Grape Jelly ........ • •,3 I.,, Appi.. 1... 19. TomatoJuice.......... _____ ________________________________________________________________ I4WGrenStamps issI, ISSIb 17.6 I Gallons Extra Allocated State Tying Hands Of Pvt. Slovi, ______ 89' - 'S. sic .. 2balS 736 VICE PRESIDENT GERALD FORD .. .011 Embargo has been lifted' Ford Confirms ansom Cash Net SnareS 2 Arab Embargo Lift I.t'I] GreenStamps lt5a le-b' I By BOB LLOYL) City Editor I . ' 3 $1 ............... s..1..d ?s Log Cabin Syrup 1... 4,. le.,,bI• S.. Chunk Style Tuna ..... "' 49 °°" Is'. most looffflosof L&M Cigarettes •...... 410' 3" II,Z.*' berries $ 119 it* PlumJoIly •........... Cat Food beg I dip f Nixon Has Lost 49 i-lb. WI.). N. Medium White Shrimp Ii Off label Oatmeal Cookies ........ 69' $0.e, tietr .113 Cut Beets .............#410 21' 0.9.0 Se..$ 7.., Niblets Corn ...........5 .... l pb•. 67' $..l..d Ic..s. 11.60 "v.4 Tomato Catsup Cookies ..............., 69' ph 5-.,. 48-ct. pkg. ..... .., .. Be Back ' $Vs Spanish Mackerel Fillets P PsI M..$., I.b 11,4411 •I....f.I ..v,._. 1•t'• ers ........•1 PPampers Diapers I)-.,. Fis t. C.p.I..ds l,..h '- 476 Thursday, March 14, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 175 Price 10 Cents ' Not %VA..SIUN;Tc)N Al' 1 ht St..trs to he u.iuht with I11 t'Vt'fl VednesdI) in Tripih InticlpaLctI cial of the five- i4rVjter dependence on Arab Oil A high Libyan offiu.iI told a IIiI)flhll-411d Arab oil embargo if that should happen. newsman the Arab nations de. huuld relieve U.S. fuel short. Those two factors alone add cided to lift the embargo. ;u:t's. but it probably won't up to the need, already ex But he did not y when; or hruig bach busine -as-usual. pressed by U.S. energy ofli. whether Arab production would Arab spokesmen have al. vials, to keep saving fuel alter return to pre-embargo levels; ready issued reminders that the the embargo ends. or whether it would be Inembargo can be used again if Just how much the nation creased to meet rising U.S. dethings don't go well in the may have to save depends on mand; or whether Arab oil Middle East, and U.S. energy Factors not yet revealed by the prices, tripled since September, officials don't want the United Arabs after their meeting may be reduced. IJ 'Ii)4 $1 .. S.4 i's 0.041... Chipped $..1 Cb..b Ip'.IosI. ... a... least. s.oss.0 9"115b Cut Roast • S I II I I' lb. $149 $.è.p C..• IsØ. 11101.4 £...oI '353 .-. Golden Corn ............. £9' 55I.,..., I*, 0.... Le Sueur Peas ......... ..'*as ' N.bq4. S7IS Pampers Diapers ....... . • . . . . . . 011 ' Days I 1.1., lli,,,f,.l 31,,.d 16.0 ch..I 61.4. sloolil od May TETLEY TEA BAGS -- - Passover Foods 4.,p f,,,h 5.,l• 1.1$ PS, Pork Roast 41411.410410904411000 lb 99 Asi II., Mi..,,,. I-lb. $ . . S S SI pb, 1, Sliced Bacon . W.',"i.., $Iu.d P., $ Beef Liver SIS1SS•SS1SS5 lb. 1 P.i.i, o....I.... Mold ..O.iI PS'S l.wl.. .. 0...00 $,pl. i-lb. $ Swift's Franks 555555555 pi,. Swill's Prswlvw 511b Slyls Braunschweiger .. . . .., $10, Swift P.I.. 1114.4 C..b.d $ps4 t...b.... S•.1 $.I..0) 41. ColdCuts...............1 69' 11ft P5*1s *555. SIi..d IN..d 1•1s1. 5..S's b•l•. P.pp...l) 4-S.. Cold Cuts . • . S S S S S S S 0 5 5 p1, 85' Go r $5,000 bond each on charges of Investigators, gagged by conunent on reports money brush near Ninth Street in Federal Hobbs Act which WASHINGTON tAP) - Vice The Vice President said he bu>ing, receiving and con. federal court-ordered secrecy found in Gaines car and a $20 Sanford. Gaines said he took forbids obstruction of Interstate President Gerald R. Ford said had talked earlier today with craling stolen property. in (hI. kidnap case, refused to bill allegedly Found in Gathers' $6,000 of the money, went to commerce. Jackson's corn- today he understands the Arab Secretary of State Henry KisTwo Sanford men have been ' possession today has been Lakeland where he purchased a pany. Southern Shortenings, oil embargo against the United singer who has been leading ef. I jailed on stolen property GAIN Identified as part of the ransom 1971 Pontiac and then on the engaged in Interstate cornStates has been lifted, but other forts to have the Arab oil em' charges believed to be con$2 39 cash. Sanford police and Belle Glade. DETERGENT merce. hlghU.S.offlcials said they had bargo, invoked since the nected with ransom money sheriff's deputies arrested 'l don't know anything about The Fill said *10,000 of the received no such assurance. Mideast war began last Octo. family six. p from the Feb. 2 kidnaping of Gaines Wednesday afternoon at the kidnaping," Gaines said, ransom money was found in a It's my understanding that ber, lifted. ,.•.....w.. .,$I5 George Jackson Jr. his home. "all I knew was I found some Sanford house where Davis the oil embargo has been liltRaymond Ellis Gaines, , of The State Department had no . money and when you find lived. ed,' Ford said in a televised in- official comment but officiaLs 13! 622 E. Eighth St., and Horace . . Gathers was arrested at money you are supposed to 4 A preliminary hearing is terview. Gathers, 19, of 1210W. 16th St., . m awe " 64C there said they were encour. police headquarters early today spend it." He said he didn't scheduled Thursday in federal were in county Jail today on ' after he was picked up at his want to 'But other ranking officials, aged by the word they had reget involved with court at Orlando for Davis, who declined to be Identified, ceived. There was no el.aboraNESCAFE home for questioning, them." Wheeler and Jones. Davis is cautioned that they had no Gaines was arrested by Belle INSTANT 99( being held in Orange County cial word on whether or when p r (;lade police Sunday on traffic : COFFEE Police today identified Jail on $30,000 bond. Wheeler the embargo might be lifted"The particular announce-and drug charges and returned Gathers as a friend of and Jones are being held there or whether oil exporting coun. ment, the offIcial aflnouncelOox.. Jar1' to Sanford after Belle Glade Gaines." tries would meet In Vienna, ment, will come at a later date, on $),000 bond each. ,. •• ' S.-.I $••. _____________________ ____ i 4hI "• officers said they found $600 Gaines and Gathers were The arrest of the three, who Austria, orinTripoli, Libya, on a day or two from now," Ford _____ Sunday. cash In a new car he was scheduled for fast appearance all lived within a mile of said. jI •. driving, this afternoon in county court kidnap scene at the shortening Ill 4WG;eenStanis Authorities have claimed on the stolen property charge. plant, came within 59 hours of -St.t. •sa 3 -9 A fdera1 grand Jury was Jackson's abduction. they have recovered $18,000 of 4 11 M.d.,. __________ reportedly in session today in the 1,30,000 ranson dropped in Davis was an ernploye at the ___________ 1.g.l.r.rlwp.r _________ ) today in Orlando and shortening plant where two Maitland orange grove by 34l. .I.,.. •4 •..,5 IS r_______ Jackson's son In compliance sources said the Jury is ex- masked men, armed with .1 . with telephoned and written pected to consider charges of shotgun, tied up Jackson's wile a. E_X_T_F_?A instructions. Jackson was extortion against three Sanford and abducteld the plant owner. GATHEILS (c) ESCORTED TO JAIL released ur.harmed two hours men arrested earlier in the +t C-0 Jllkedtamps Fill agents, policemen and - Florida has received a 17.6 lion gallon carryover from Feb. ...By Sanford detectives ______________________________________________________ later alter being held bound and Jackson kidnap case. They are: shenif s deputies worked in million gallon increase in it's ruary and earlier March absB) John A. Spolski lAND-AID brand blindfolded for 28 hours, acErnest Jerome Davis, 19, 1500 teams during the kidnap in- March gasoline allocation, Gov. tions will give Florida 350.1 S..d.., Strickland Ave; vestigatlon. cording to police Reubin Askew says. million gallons of gasoline this CI.., sr pI,,th sIrip. Surprise everyone. The Arab Orlandoan Jim Hess Recalls Frank Wheeler Jr., 24, of 1511 Authorities said Jackson was .. phi. month. oil ministers haven't yet lifted Gaines told reporters w. 15th St.; ,I...,, wd .S N I'a. held In an abandoned house in Askew said Wednesday that He said federal energy offiTuesday he was going rabbit the embargo, and all of a Jesse James Jones Jr., 73, of the 1500 block of Alexander the average daily gasoline sup. dais approved the latest inA hhunting sudden w"re being told of it. unting with a friend l ast week Sou th west Road. Avenue. Sanford. during the 26 ply would be l2.3 mi llion gal- crease, the second so far this 4 $ creases In gasoline allocatiorvs, .twn 1w found $9,900 in the WGrenSI amps All are charged under the hour ordeal. IIi Ions, up 15.7 per cent from the mon th.wtien state olftcials conservice stations 0irs.' 10.6 million gallon a verage in vinced them that Florida 's OIILANIX), Fla. I AI'i '1 France reserved for soldiers operating on longer business February. March allocation was too low. Ilys, Aplri. was one of the men who tied his convicted of violent crimes. His hours, and they now inquire 100-Il. ilis With about 5.5 million motor At is encouraging that the hands to the post," Jim liess execution was kept secret for you want your tank filled. vehicles registered in Florida. Federal Energy Office is being says of the re-enactment of the nine years, even from his wife, the increase comes to about 9.3 recepti%'e to updated analyses Notwithstanding this sudden firing-squad death of Pvt. Antoinette, now of Detroit. EX TRA gallons for each. of our current demands and Now on display Doiri-Fresh Yogurt ......... JY' "positive decision" on the embargo was taken, but they declined to give details. • Pi lwlIr, Fressitieft M.0tp journed "to consult their governments." A Libyan source said they would meet again ______ -1, 1.5. Ip. t•iia Tissue Creamed Spinach ........, 29 S.d. Ip. .., $0., Peas & Onions ..........'. 39' 3,•. ,. •..,.. A pig%$ Chopped Broccoli .......p, 33' M.,h I,... .d...d..I liii sic Fin oPIaP1t Cod Fillets .............p., 0.0.1.., C.,a.5 $,.gI.I.. $g.I$d 4twerier' lb 89 Peppered Beef* ••s s is Fillet of Flounder .........P.' 59' .. 1.,,p •,gh Beef Bologna •••sos too s lb11 89c hA Old world II.,.. 4wert*t M,, 1 U..n,.,l.d I.,.I.. •. 0 '3.. Frankln i Sa ami . .. . . • 73C Testy 59 Hair Spray . . . . • . . . • • ApplePie............. for89' Bath Oil 00000000006000 3"1 ,.• 494 p.' Macaroni Salado ....... lb 49' OM 0....... lipIs Almaden Mountain P. I,.It M....l.' loll. 0 Tb.49C Wine Potato Salad Ill Marshmallows .......... 29 Ia,ly "'49' Tab l,ica, And lb Carrot Salad Marshmallows ......... £Isys A Ialy Is.ir,l. 96 Coke 311018 • ' ' ,,•.,.,. ' ',''I!',,..., btI. "p Bar.D.Qued Fryers •• lb. 89' Old Milwaukee To will on 20C The good luck charms you'll find at Publi* are your favorite brands. We '' United States, but not against the Netherlands, was reported after a meeting Wednesday of nine Mixed Vegetables ......... 39' ... • Pubii.. Sunday in Vienna during a price-fixing session of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and may announce the Tripoli decision then. , sweaso6*8 cloi4liets of a", I, 10-08 Deep Dish Pies..........•. 79' IS.... -7 Arab oil ministers in a Tripoli hotel. It was not announced officially because Libya remained firmly opposed to any easing of the embargo and refused to permit the announcement on its territory, the sources said. Fd , )*11044411'sIsh..v. Js / TRIPOLI, Libya AP - The Arabs have agreed to end their oil embargo against the United States, a high-ranking Libyan official says. The decision may be announced Sunday in Vienna. a position he will also eave. He became the first dlrcto- last year by suggesting only . division would cease until of the new Office of M anage. mills for both tl engineers found a way to ri'nt and Budget in July 1970 control muddy overflow. While he is glad the state apparently gained a promise of no further pollution, Adair said, he will personally make "numerous checks, to say the least" of the Little Wekiva site make sure no pumping takes place. For the future, Adair said, he will set up a meeting with Goode and Orange County staff "It) see Just what other plans they have which will affect Seminole such 'little things' as channehzation of the Little Econ." Adair said he will not seek a court line for Orange because the Riverside Acres pollution already record, adding he feels a court injunction "will sent' that put-post' at this timiie. to - of on ._. _ _.-.. - operating expense and annual expansion caps. One mill is estimated to bring in 86(1.000 to $800.000 next year. After the meeting, trustees Chairman John Schirard said he is sure his colleagues will accept the compromise, even though most had been aiming for a lull one mill annual operating cap. At the January legislative delegation meeting in Altamonte Springs, Hospital Administrator Robert Bessercr said a half-mill annually should be sufficient, Now that the monetary hassle has been settled for this year, the joint hospital, county and legislative committee will tackle the state law governing hospitals-perhaps seeking a special act for Seminuk', Moont'> Said ROBERT IWS.SElwR ftt - k,jf ii ill sulfa, lent Jr., - ('ili.'agues will at-cent I �2A—The Sanford Herald I Thursday, Mar, 14, 1974 1 ! Stan , s rci- vuTcfleii t5O CK Passing bid 1 5 1.I II,.. — NEW YORK I APi — Former $200,000 contribution to PresiMitchell and Stans are on his seventa straight day of in- be a generous giver in 1972, b'it Conunerce secretary Maurice dent Nixon's re-election cam. lilai on charges of impeding the terrogation. Richardson said Vesco went , he had s problem. The problem to Mitchell's office after leaving H. Stans passed the buck to for. paign. SEC of Vesco in mer Atty. Gen, John N. Mitchell Sears went on Vesco's payroll was he and the company were .Stans, but the witness did not The witness said he renewed return for the secret six-figure at $60,000 a year after he left the under investigation by the SEC, know if the two saw each other. when financier Robert I.. Vesco the request for help at Vesco's contribution to Nixon's 1972 post of Republican majority The investigation had been go. Afterwards, Richardson said he sought help in a Security and dir"t.iion when he secretly de- campaign. The two defendants leader of the New Jersey state ing on for more than a year, told Vesco that his sixfigure Exchange Commission fraud Stans. livered the money in cash to had left the cabinet to manage senate. Richardson said Vesco there werc no changes, it was campaign pledge was "a inquiry, a government witness say3. Nixon's successful re-election boasted of Sears: "We own completely without merit and it ridiculousamount of in y." Richardson. of Livingston, drive. him: he's bought and paid for." was a personal vendetta and Laurence B. Richardson Jr.. N.J., is the former president of RIchardso,, once a naval Richardson testified he was harassment of him. He wanted 'He said. lot 51. a ruggedly handsome one. international Controls Corp., aviator, now runs a small ma. present at Vesco's first meeting to find a way for a conference cheaper than aWell, legal it's tee,"a the time Veco aide, has testified at the firm around which Vesco chine and gear company. His with Stans March 8, 1972. He and settlement, the criminal conspiracy trial of built a multibillion dollar global testimony was intended to back testified: witness continued. "1 said, If "Mr. Stans at one point said, you think those guys are going Mitchell and Stans that Vesco financial empire. Richardson is up and sometimes expand on "Mr. Vesco said he'd been a '1 can't help you in this but let's to do anything for you for that made his first Pitch for aid scheduled to today. return to the wit- that of Harry L Sears. who left good supporter of the Republi- see if we can get you an ap- contribution, forget it. They'll personally when he pledged a ness stand the witness stand Wednesday in cans in 1968 and he intended to potntment with Mr. Mitchell." just take your money." Waterac ters Forp ... - . New Court Woes, i17 WASHINGTON (Atli - charge, Ehrliehjn2n also was Krogh Jr. and David R. Young Three of the original Watergate indicted for allegedly lying to Jr. conspirators are due back in FBI agents and a grand jury. Krogh earlier had plead1' co.irt today to face charges The indictment charged that guilty to violating Fielding's stemming from another break. on Sept. 1, 1971, Liddy and K. civil rights and is serving a six. in, the burglary of the office of Howard Hunt Jr. flew from month sentence. He agreed to Daniel Eltsberg's psychiatrist. Washington to Los Angeles cooperate with the prospecti. Scheduled for arraignment where theymet with Barker, tors before U.S. District Judge Ger. Martinez and De Diego. Young also agreed to cooper. hard A. Gesell were G. Gordon Then on Sept. 3, according to mte and received Immunity [Addy. Bernard L. Barker and the indictment, Barker, Marti- from prosecution by the WaterEugenio H Martinez Also due nez and t Diego searched the gate grand juries. to enter his plea to the charge of offices of Dr. Lcwb J. Fielding Krogh. Young, [Addy and violating the civil rights of Dr. located in Beverly hills, Calif. Hunt were inciuber of • 1w es1. Fielding wis Felipe Dc for the purpose of obtaining %%hite house special investiga. Diego, a Miami realtor who confidential information Uons unit dubbed the plumbers once worked for Barker. concerning Daniel Ellsberg." Ehrlichrnan, Krogh, Young Former presidential aides At the time. Ellsberg was up- and Liddy also were indicted by Charles W. Colson and John D. der indictment on charges a Los Angeles County grand Khrlichman pleaded innccent stemming from the leak of the jury on conspiracy and but.. when arraigned last Saturday. so-called Pentagon Papers glary charges. A California The six men were indicted by study of US. involvement in Judge Wednesday dropped a federal rand Jury on March Southeast a. Prosecution of the State charges 7. Named as unindicted co-con- with the exception of perjury In addition to the conspiracy spirators were Hunt, Egil counts against Ehrljchman. - - - TODAY • Coal Strike Ending 1v, CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Coal miners at a number of southern West Virginia pits have voted to return to work today, but It is still uncertain whether a 17. day old work stoppage is coming loan end. The decision of some to go back to work followed an annnouncement Wednesday by Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. that he will suspend for 30 days a rule prohibiting servic stations from selling fuel to any motorist whose Lank was more than one-quarter full. — • 4. - -' . - . . . - , - -. Miss Taylor -Young, 29, had sought the divorce granted Wsday on grounds of Irreconcilable differences with O'Neal,32, star of "Love S .3. and several other motion picturer. Superior Court Judge Pearce Young temporarily granted a motion by Miss Taylor-young's attorney that court files, Including terms of the property settlement, be sealed, Young asked for documents supporting the request. oo - -' - - 'r .!''' ' —, . - - - -' - - — -- - - i- - _ b" . BART OVER OAKLAND H ' Area Ra THIS CITY'S trouble-plagued r pid Transit System (HART) is in trouble. Mechanical problems, cost overruns and et1. ploye unrest have combined to cause the Country's largest transit municipal transit line to be faced with a complete shutdown. BART officials say if they can't obt2in more federal aid, the multi-billion dollar pro j ect will close dT gfl Francisco Sonny, Cher Cancel Show RENO, Nev (AP I — Entertainers Sonny and Cher Bono Cast BISHOP Calif. (All — A Wednesday night, officials said. two miles over rugged terrain have canceled a two-week appearance at a lAke Tahoe forts 10 remove the bodies were pected to arrive to make pusi-Strike Talks twin-engine chartered airplane About 10 lnyo County depu. to reach the crash site early to- planned until after daylight, live idenulicatlons on the boocarrying a television film crew lies and reserve off1cer The popularr singing duo, beset by marital problems, hiked day, a spokesman said. No ef. when an FBI team was ex- its. smashed into a mountainside in ___________________________________________________ notified officials at Harrah's they would be ur.able to keep tliç rugged eastern Sierra, killA spokesman said the film In Eighth Dci the March fl-3l date, officials said Wednesday. crew had been in the area since me pair announced their legal separation two weeks cials said today. Monday. ago and at that time canceled several nightclub A helicopter pilot who spotted Senate Passes Death Stan Margulies, vice presi- SAN FRANCISCO (All) — engagements. Bill the burning wreckage In mo dent of Wolper Productions. Maratt" talks continued today tainotis terrainsix miles toast of in an effort to end an e said the 1m had chartered y 'ght-da here and landed at the scene Amnesty Passage Unlikely plane to has t 31 Persons strike of city ernployes that said We S*m Pacific Airlines fircin the cast arw crew of paralyzed public transit. House To Determine Fate Con WASHINGTON (AP) There were reports that the me al ight try to halt South. Wednesday night. congressional inquiry says he doubt3 amnesty for Viet. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Some opponents also ques- similar to the bill approved by ern Pacific "All that Senate has passed nam war desertersand draft evaders will be enacted this bill de- tioned the constitutionality of the Senate • ray, a Wolper spokesIke , year. Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeter, 1)-Wit, said he does saw was a lot of burning. There signed to Overcome the 1972 Su. the bill and others denounced it Shortly before passage, the man. said the passengers n- froin entering the 'ty and to not think It is likely that his House Judiciary sub. was no apparent response to preme Court decision against as morally repugnant. Senate tabled by Hz vote an close the port to sea traffic. committee will put out a bill this Year and said Uwe has the death penalty. Among those who voted by .e "It was a very black night. been no movement A spokesman for the Interme bill, passed Wednesday agalnat II were Seas. Charles H. quire the registration of national Longshoremen's and — 7* PIM was disintegrated. by a " vote. would restore Percy, R-111., and Edward M. handguns and the licensing One of the dead of actors was Warehousnen's union said Its 7lic biggest part I saw was the under certain cirmmstarwa Kennedy, D-Mass., both of their owners. ail section 'The bodies were the death penalty for treason, whom have had inunediate identified as Janos Prohaska, nienibers would not cross pick. tburned very badly." 51. %ho has played aninials in a et lines on city piers i-s tomia 'e or murder members of their family murvariety of roles on television Also tabled 58 to 31, was an I'he propeller-driven plane "We're going all night Ehrlichman Is Alone No early action on the bill is dered. other Kennedy amendinent to and in movies. His roles includ- through. all the way through," was chartered by [As Angeles- expected in the House. partly Submitted to Congress by ban the production and sale o f ed the cookie-mooching bear on Mayor Joseph I- Alioto said as based Wolper Productions fix because its Judiciary Corn- Nixon a year ago, the bill is dea WiUla Saturday Night Specials" a filming television series mittee is occupied with an in- signed to Overcome the So- other show ne laturs for the city and the saab-nosed handguns. " son a lso died in the crash striking Service Employes In. 'Primal Man" a IL quiry into the possible in prerne ruling Gray said w l av-- tetional Union started ANGEIZ(AP) The flight was bound for Bur- peachment of President Nixon death penalty, as applied under — John perjury charge "Involves a L II Sen. John L. McClellan, D. u i L the U. u the hank, about 200 miles south of kt be mm The vote, after two days of existing A asseparate independent was unconArk., floor manager of e the bill resort area fwar Bishop beth crash scene when It Senate debate, ioto t gap in lone defendant in the California saull upon the integrity of the revealed Mitutlona. e injection of con. cause now setting was bargai ni ng had t smashed into a ridge in dark- hy conthcting views portion of the E llsberg break-In Los A score of sta tes have since trove rs Ia 1 A ng el es County Grand ness shortly after taki ng off the value of the dea Siberian tiger to$85a month demanded b fJ gun control needed f case. Jury th penalty passed measur es t by actors made u measures was tactic aimed at from the Bishop airport as a deterrent to crime lie is sched uled to stand trial IU and offered by the death penalty. man) o t Trott said i ing . Neanderthal -_— -------- ____ legislation. .,-. - men! por. .city's Board of Supervisors, next month on a charge of lying "will not bethvie perJ charge i •. ndicated In the i • to a count) gra nd jury. '( r federal prosecution, • . . Superior Court Judge Gordon lIe ver, he req uested and J . Ringer dismissed burglary and was granted 1, conspiracy charges against Kb- other counts dismissal of the r against Ehrlichrlichman and two others imian, G. Gordon Uddy and Da' Wednesday in favor of federal rid R. Young Jr. Nell Caldwell . prosecution but granted a pros• . ' - .- Atto rn eys for liddy and Eh-. (CUtiOfl request to pursue he -, -' t riichman conten4d the dis;j Ehrlichman perjury charge. missal I was engineered by Mate . is ignoring razzing The charges involved a and federal of fici als to move -,, break-in at the Beverly Hills of. the case Washington to where . flee of Daniel Elhberg's pay. convi ions would be more likect -chiatr is t,Dr. Lewis Fielding. Ir. -. given him by Hymi. .. F:llsberg, a former government . I Trott denied it, saying. . researcher, leaked the secre t "Some of th e issues at the heart -. ' Pentagon papers study of the of this case involve matters a L • L yena and Vi Vletnam rim war to the news primarily of national interest media, and would t herefore be up— Ringer's ruling came after propriately decided In the fed. prosecutor Stephen Trott said ersl court system." k Flora - -• go, rns TV NEW YORK (AP) — Well. heeled Gucci fans turned out for a spring.summr show of the latest horse-bit trimmed shoes, drts, pants and dresses. Gucci shoes and purees have long been a staple in the wardrobe of a certain kind of rich woman. She's the one with the good skin, simple hairdo, real gold pin and cable-knit sweater. She's usually one step behind the most current fashions, on Purpose, and she goes for quaIl- Embassy. ' - , , Sexpensive imitations, Intact, down the street from UK' St Regis hotel, where the show was he ld on Tuesda y, Gucci-looking purses were selling for $6.99. Real Gucci purses run from $60 to $220. Women's -0 "u.,, • grade science classes studied a unit on drugs. Beau Taylor, SaFety officer for Seminole County Sheriff's l)epartnicnt, spoke on drugs while be paints new --. sm ,. -- . - zoo colors 'inder Ii - -- I watchful. • of ' Jl SAMwi cwimp. . ---. - Brokers noted that much of stock market burst upward to. the stock market's strength 'day, responding to the news over the put few weeks has .tha t the Arab oil embargo was stemmed from optimism - . . - . . - --- - . -' ---• .- - , , bL o tos - , ' , Ph . -, -- - . '. - . by George Hayes) NEW YORK (Al') ' . apparently coming to an end. among investors that the em°nes aver 1*rgo wou ld be ended, and tha age of 30 industrials was up conseque ntly the United States' about a point, and gainers Iflunediate energy problems swamped losers by close to a l would be eased, margin on New York Stock Today's Big Board pri ces In. Exchange, Vice President Ford told re eluded Browning-Ferris, onchanged at ll'7 Johs SIan porters today he understood Arab oil ministers had agreed ville, up 1'. at fl, and RCA, up at 21, on an end to embargo at Among oil stocks. Gulf was their meeting In libya on ahead 'ist 244 and Standard Wednesday. The official an. l of California to n. nouncement of decision is In.El, which agreed not expected for another day or to acquire Interdata Inc, was two, 1w said. UP 1 at 40. and showed drug paraphernalia to the group. 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Sne said she hadn't ambassador's Doberman pin. read the text in English and scher, whose barking "keeps didn't want to rely on her "high. me awake all night," she said. Grades 7.12 (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) ' •- Mrs. Nixon paused during the DRUG EXPLANATION • :--- Inaugural address in which he pledged to speed up nation- receiving line to give reporters alhzation of the huge American comments on a wide variety of and other foreign oil interests in subjects, including Max, the ' SANI' ORD Grammar School fourth and filth - - school Spanish." Guests at the reception Included Venezuelan officials and congressmen, former ambassadors, lawyers, in' dustrialits and oil company officials. -'- -. __ . t' - -... "I'm sure that he has the interests of his country at heart, and we're all going to cooperate on hemisphere as well as global matters," she told reporters (luring the reception Tuesday night for 200 Venezuelans and Americans at Ambassador Robert McCllntock's hilltop home, Mrs. Nixon, who headed the United Slates delegation to Per. ez's inauguration earlier Tuesday, declined to comment on his for Fall of 1974 i However, Dr. Gucd says the k Firm's business has Increased By The Associated Press video residential area. The two down a street in the A-bomb side — where they were arVZ times over in the last five Police thought they were were nabbed by pollee and held city in yellow helmet, socks and rested by waiting police. years. At this point, Gucci has streakers, but the 22 naked for questioning. sncakt'rs w iii the words "direct The police, it seems, also had 16 stores in various countries people who stepped off a city The newest sport also arrived appeal" painted on his chest been listening to the radio staand 42 franchises in the United bus in front of the precinct in West Germany, when three and back. lion. States and Europe. house had been struck by girls and a young man blitzed Streaking also spread to in Honolulu a streaker dash. Although other companies holdup men. across Munich's busy Leop- South Korea despite freezing edrntotiw lower chazmiberof the are constantly changing styles It happened in Rhode Janeiro, oldstrasse near the university, weather. A nude man ran 300 Hawaii state legislature while It in a frenetic search for Brazil. The bus had been Munich campus dean Dr. Jo- yards down a Seoul street dur. was in session. something new, Gucci has stopped by the robbers, who seph Shields commented, "My Ing the morning rush hour, then The streaker, identified as continued to carry the horse-bit stripped the passengers of their God, it is happening allover the disappeared into an alley. Two Gary Rogers, a hair stylist shoe for the last 30 years, along belongings, including clothes, world. We are not going to send iiien ran behind him, one with from San Francisco, was arre with other up-dated styles. That wasn't a case of streak- anybody to jail or throw them his clothes and one with a cam- rested and charged with open The best looks in the show ing, the current fad of dashing out of lewdness. were the simplest, neat pants about in the nude, but there this.,, school for something like era. In Kelowna, British Colwn. He told newsmen as he was with knit tops and leather jack. were plenty of legltimete Streaking in Germany, in- bin, three unidentified young led away.- I am the streaker of eta. The worse were the ones "streaks." In fact, what appar- cidentally, is known as "blit. men contacted a local radio the house." with a few too many stripes, ently started as an American zen." station and told them they were And in Moscow — that's Ida. pockets or bits of gold. campus fad has gone InterA Japanese streaker made planning to streak outside the ho, not Rusta — a male streanational, his debut in Hiroshima. building ker at the University of Idaho At these prices, no wonder Streaking came to Uruguay Amid screams from women At 1:30 am Tuesday, three chose an appropriate class to Gucci is a status symbol for when two young men dashed shoppers, a 24-year-old long, men parked in front of the ala- invade Tuesday — a lecture some people. nude through a plush Monte. shoreman dashed 300 yards lion, disrobed and stepped out- course on 116 human sezunlity. - 1914—A Apply to Trinity Preparatory School In Trial Of Bur lar . . Now is the time to Prepare for Collegel - "We are the most copied people in the world," said Dr. Aldo Guccl, a senior member of the Italian-based firm, adding that his customers are not alwa>i happy to see those . • rule Monday (In a request to let two prisoners charged with murder go on national television with suggestions they claim could help free kidnaped Patricia Hearst. Contra Costa County Superior Cowl Judge Sam Hail tookunder sub(nissionwedniayarequestbyattorn),a for Russell little, 24, and Joseph Remiro, fl, for a televised statement of five to 10 minutes, and Remiro are purported members of the Symbionese Liberation Army, which claims responsibility for the Feb. 4 kidnaping of the -yearold cord. They are charged with the cyanide-bullet assassination last year of Oakland Schools Marcus Foster and the attempted murder of a policeman, CARACAS, Venezuela (API —FirstLadyPatNixonsalutej Venezuela's new president, Carlos Andres Perez, as "a very strong, impressive man" at an Inauguration-night party given by the American .;-' such resilience to wear and TV Talk Decision Set . Thur sy. Mai First Lady Praises President lets, . -. The &irilord Hera Id %ln the 1960s, particularly, the Gucci shoe became such a status symbol, it was almost a joke. People referred to the "Pucci. (;ucei" crowd. The look has been inilta!ed, endlessly, in all price ranges, from the shoe with the gold horse-bit across the instep to the red and green striped (le!ailing on luggage and purses. - The shoes are built like bul- - - - , S View Shoes SANTA MONICA. Calif. (AP)_ The marriage Of actor Ryan O'Neal and actress Leigh Taylor-Young, whose romance flowered when they were costars on Ititsicion s ' ' • Man' Crash K'1 6 I Is 'P ri '- - • . • '. I--_ - -4)IJ r .; 4 '.. S NIV% fiUCCj Fans Ryan O'Neal Uivorced t . WPIikAeied j / f I cird mTl C)) rIt 9 00 �4A---Th e Sanford herald Thursday, Mar. 14, 1914 Gu, ri,,' Campaign Funds Reported The Sanford Herald FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) Okeechobee-area farmers: TODAY - Friend., of Ed Gurney, a Billy Rogers of South Bay, Washington-had campaign $1,; Frank Teets of Belle organization, has collected Glade, $500, and Ray Hcyes of $80,245 toward the Florida Belle Glade, $0. Republican senator's re. Gurney, a member of the election campaign. ate Watergate committee, The o iüllon za reported its co collections Wednesday to the has said he will appear Soon be a federal grand jury in Florida Election Office. Jacksonville that is reportedly port had already been filed with investigating funds collected the secretary of the Senate in for turn in tw past. Washington. The Miami Herald has reMost of the 13.,396 In new ported that as much as $375, 000 contributions for Gurney came was gathered from builders by from non-Floridians, an aidewith promising Gurney's ina national fund-raising earn- fluence Federal Housing paign in his behalf, Major contributors included Administration officials. GurDavid Packard of Palo Alto, ney has denied any wrongdoing. Calif., chairman of the HewlettFriends of Ed Gurney report. Packard Co., and Al lull, Dallas ed expenditures of $75,611. That oil producer, both of whom gave includes $12,000 to Gurney's 11,000. campaign 'I. Baijet: Will Continue Trips TAI.LAnA,.mF, Fla. (AP) - Pollution Control Director Peter BaJ jet says he Vill continue to schedule business trips to Miami on Mondays or Fridays in order to spend w'-"cnds with his famil>. Sal jet bared records of statepald travels to Miami at a xess conference Wednesday, shortly before a Tampa television newsman distributed a story saying Sal jet had made 36 such weekend trips to Dade County In 1973 at the taxpayers' expense. "I will continue to schedule these meetings on Monday and Friday," he said. The meetings would have to be held anyway because of the pressing amount of pollution control business in the state's most populous county, he added. John Hayes of WTVT.TV said he had checked Sal jet's travel records and found a coincidence between the pollution control director's trips to South Florida and dates of weekend drills of the Army Reserve unit Sal jet belongs to in South Florida. coordinator. thil Low The largest Florida contribu- of Maitland, Fla., Listed in th lions came from three Lake report as a consultant :&--.a • Damage Suit Is Filed _______ Thursday, Mar, 14, 1974-5A - ,i ast 25" solid-state color TV PSC Investigates Complaints console with set 'n forget TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Telephone service may begin Improving for Ocala residents by the end of May, the Public Service Commission has been told. Harold Janes, PSC engineering director, said Wednesday that copies of about 600 complaints from Ocala residents would be turned over to Florida Telephone Co. The Ocala-based utility will be required to Investigate each one and return a report on the Investigations to the PSCThe i'SC's engineering department plans to categorize the complaints and then visit the Ocala telephone operations In May, Janes said. -- Against Miami Dognaper 14 Cu. ft. deluxe MIAMI(AP) - A woman Gary Salzman, executor of who dognaped a poodle 21 Mrs. BroddaWls estate, at months ago to save it from first insisted that Mrs. Langbeing killed and then buried borst return the dog so the Pro. with its mistress Is being sued visions of the will could be car. hands-off tuning. . . only 2-door refrigerator freezer, . . now only for damages by the executor of ned out. the dead woman's estate. But eventually, everything "It's I'm frightened," Beth Lang quieted down and Mrs. Langhurst said Wednesday. "1 don't horst thought she had heard the know how much they're ask1n • last of IL The she learned last but this whole thing nas becomemonth that she was being sued. a nightnim.le lAe case comes to court the The "whole thing- started week of April fl," said Charles July 2, 1972, when Blanche Nackiley Jr., Mrs. Langhorst's Brodzlnskl left died in Miami Mrs. attorney. "Our defense is that BtOdZlfllkj Will stating that a toy poodle named GIGI Mrs. Drothlnskis will couldn't should be put to sleep, ne- dispose of something she didn't mated and buried 11th her. Mrs. Brothinki lived with "The dog was the property of Mrs. Langhorst's aunl When Mrs. &odzinskl's former hus. Mrs. Lsnghorst learned that the band, who had left it temporar. dog was to be killed, she ily in her care," Nackley said. spirited GIGI away and found Nackley said he did not know her a new home. how much Salzman sought In "l did ltin such a way that j the suit but added that he undon't even know who has the derstood the poodle was worth dog now," Mm-s. Langhorst said, about 1300. I didn't want to know. That Nackley said he has been way no one could forcme to unable to locate the former give her back." husband, Waiter Brodzjnskj. - Overton Expects Seat April 1 Separate freezer.relrige,ator controig, Twin vegetable crspers. Deep shelf storage. - r— - - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Florida's new Supreme Court justice says he Is honored to be on the top rung of the state judicial ladder. Circuit Judge Ben Overton of St. Petersburg commented in an interview Wednesday after his appointment to the state's highest court by Gov. Reubin Askew. "1 feel it's probably the highest honor that has been given me," Overton said. "The judiciary Is my career and this Is the top rung of the ladder." Overton, 47, said he want sure when he would be sworn in but expects to be seated before April 1. ' So!d state modu'ar chassis Black matrix picture tube, color control light Channel-set 70-position UHF channel selector Contemporary walnut f.riish ( V Teachers Oppose Tax Limit TAMPA, Flu. (Al') - The Hills rough Classroom Teachers Association has come out In opposition to Gov. Reuben Askew's proposal for a constitutional eight-mill limit on school taxes. "To place a millage rollback In the form of a constitutional amendment Is like signing It In blood, It Is not In the best interest of education," Bob Martinez, executive director of the CIA, said Wednesday. Martinez said the issue will be discussed in Orlando this weekend at a monthly meeting of the Florida Education Association. Stolen Security Samples Given To State Witness Funeral Practices Probed TAMPA, Fla. (API —A piw for more lime to review peeecutlon witness has testified vious testimony given by Wil. that one of 15 defendants in a son. federal stock frond trial supplied him with U.S-District Judge W. Terrell of oHodges indicated he would rule len securities:' Philip M. Wilson told the f tOdd) on how to proceed with eral jury Wednesday that Jack the cross examination of Wilson, who had previously G. Edwards, 31, of Tampa given him samples of stolen been represented by Gonzalez, securities from such firms as Wilson waived his attorney. W"UnghoiwElectric Corp. client privilege with Gonzalez Edwards, a former florida but told the court time were State University football player some qu*ions he would anwho also played briefly for the 'wee only under protest. San Diego Qurgers, has been described by prosecutors as Xie of the central figures in the case. He and the 14 other defend. ants are charged in an alleged Plot to counterfeit millions of dollars worth of stock from Walt Disney Productions and other national firms. The trial was recessed Wednesday when Edwards' attorney, Henry Gonz.alez, asked Spanish styled am/fm/ fm stereo 60" wide console with play & record 8-track and 12-speaker sound! tm rnkts includej no I' Correction k1SSlMMEE,, (AP) —The Associated Press reported erroneously on March 13 that Floyd Price, charged with murder in the slaying last Septem. her of Disney World employe Deborah Mccartney, had been convicted in Hillsborough County WI rape charges. Price had been charged with rape and was free on bond at the time of Miss McCartney's death But he was declared mentally disordered ,offender and wis conunittcd to a state hospi'al before standing trial on the rape charge. gj, $itcfnrb el L)(e II5e?c0rd(€ dealers please! Christian Probe Goes To Jury TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Special prosecutor Edward Austin says he will present to a grand jury Monday an investigation of contracts awarded by Education Commissioner Floyd Christian. "We are presenting the Floyd Qirsltlan matter to the Rrand jury for its first Introduction toil In the Leon County 'ourthouse," Austin said Wednesday. He said he had requested convening the grand jury. Austin, state attorney In Jacksonville, was named spe. ial prosecutor by Gov. Reubin Askew after the Joint egsslative Auditing Committee recommended that the investigation of Christian's dealings with former business issoclate Robert Bussey be turned over to the legal ystem. I' ree Death Notices Required IfA %0058/ PALM BEACH, Flu. (AP) - Even the trees are con5 Idered special In this winter resort frequented by F iilltonaire socialites . City officials hare to be notified 'I henever one of the more exclusive trees dies. 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(AP) - Funeral home practices in Florida will be the subject of an investigation by a special state committee with an aim toward additional consumer protection. Ronald T. Giddens of Jacksonville, president of the state Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers, said Wednesday that the study, to begin soon, will be patterned after one recently conducted by the Federal Trade Commission. He said the Investigating committee will consist of one member of the board, one educator in mortuary science, one member recommended by Gov. Reubin Askew, one recommended by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and one recommended by Agriculture Commissoner Doyle Canner. "Our Inquiry will focus on additional laws to protect the consumer. If necessary," Gidden,, said. YCO i,iQ Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin MIAMI (AP) - A Haitian refugee waiting to be Ported by US-immigration officals apparently hung nself early today In the Dade County stockade, a prison okesman said. L)fflcer Robert Novak said a guard discovered the body Tlre.nne Ueville, 27, hanging from a bar on a washroom ndow. Novak said DovIfle used a bedaheet as a ikeshift rope. the victim was dead on arrival at Jackson Memorial spital. )evtlle was one of 10 Haitian refugees who barely erted deportation Wednesday when their lawyers obred a temporary restraining order, Novak said. The W came just minutes before the men were to board a ht back to Haiti. �6A--The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 14, 1974 Cost Of Minutemen The Sanford Herald Consistently Under I otherwise 'isuaily drab picture or weapons and aircraft that eventually wind up costing t) The story of a missile doesn't to three times mere than their necessarily have to be an tm- orlga) price estimates. personal one. America's flight now, for example. Min'itepuin, for instance, ha., a another of Rockwell Interpersonality all its own. national's children-the 13.1 Minuteman never was an strategic bomber-U in trouble unwanted child. It has plenty of on Capitol Hill because Air fathers who lay claim to its Force Secretary John L. birth-industrial giants like the lcIcas says It will cost at Autonetics Division of Rockwell least IM million a copy instead International, General Electric of the $21 million quoted at the and the Boeing Co. time the supersonic bomber Minuteman. 10 years old now was conceived four years aio, as a first-line operational Minuteman has had only one continent4o.contjnent ballistics unfortunate chapter since it missile and the nations chief went on the drawing boards land-based deterrent to any back in the 1950', and that was aggressor', dreams, is a the fault rot of the missile but nf popular child because it isn't a a defense secretary's un big spender like some U.S. fut1iild dream. weapons Systems. n F Somehow this solid-luel rocket year after year comes up the idea i4ith cost underruns. a strange Minuteman could be mounted word in the vemacular 0' on railroad cars they would defense spending. 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This nukes the missile and spent $400 million before it a beloved member of the was determined that deep silos Defense Department family, were even a better one. The Seldom can Air Force cificers railroad car-mounted go before congressional Minuteman project was committees and boast that a abandoned nearly hail a billion weapon costs less than they had dollars after it was conceived. estimated. Today there are 3,000 Only recently Autonetic was Minutemen poised In their silos nimendetj to the Air Force- acrs.s sixstates in the center of its service fattier-and the our continent. 550 of them the Defense Department for advanced Ills and 450 of the Minuteman III contract Un- earlier us. They could be derruns totaling $10.5 million, triggered at targets up to Now that's not much money nearly 35,000 miles distant, in terms of the billions the either from ground command Pentagon spends each year on centers or an aerial command weapons. post aboard a high-fling KC. But It's a bright spot in an 335 aircraft. MARCH 13, 1174 ADMISSIONS room-size 2 oh . &1E. J ) Save 15% on all APO By FRANK MACOMfl.ft Copley News Sen lee Thursday, Mar. 14, 19U-7A $100 PAIR j tOO PCT. STRETCH NYLCN MESH WITH - TRY OUR NEW PUBLIX PIZZAS ORTHOPEDIC WORK 3ANF 322-8520 Open 9 - 5.Tues. • Sat PLAZA NUDE HEEL, REENFORCED TOE. ONE SIZE FITS $'$". 100.150 LBS. CHOICE FASHION SHADES. Layaway O(Mfl[R UtTtIt riRsy FLORIDA BANK S INC Master Charge BankAmcricard �- 8A—The Sanford Herald ---- -------- -- -_____---- --------- ---------- ----'---= Thursday, Mar. 14 , 1974 Jack Anderson English Elections Fail To Meet Needs COPLEY NEWS Harold Wilson's attempt to lead Britain out Of its economic crisis with a minority Labor government is at best a short-term expedient. The special election has failed to give that country what it needs most - strengthening and consolidation of leadership. Britain is not alone in this crisis of leadership. Nearly all the countries of Western Europe are led by coalition or minority governments. France's ailing President Pompidou is trying to save his government with a cabinet reorganization. Italy's coalition collapsed recently - the end of its 36th government in 30 years. The oil crisis brought down the government of Belgium in January. Prime Minister Willy Brandt. governing Vest Germany by colalition, is seeing the strength of his Social Democratic Party eroding at the polls, The Greek government remains under the thumb of a military junta. The movement toward peace in the Middle East is jeopardized by a governmental crisis in Israel, Latin America has been retrogressing as a li boratorv of democratic cxperi ruents. Depressingly, stability in Central and South America remains associated with military rule and the "strong man," The recent mutiny in the Ethiopian armed forces has shown that even a leader as revered as Emperor Haile Selassie cannot take loyalty for granted. As stable a country as the United States must recognize that its own leadership has been weakened. Polls show a low ebb of confidence in both the President and Congress. direct causes of the leadership crisis in different countries are varied, but in most cases - as in Britain - it is political institutions that are being questioned, tested or subjected to unusual strain. Restive populations seem to be challenging "the system" - whatever it might be - as much as challenging those political figures who currently are trying to make it work. The history of every country in the free world has been one of people striving to Create political institutions that would enhance the rights and dignity of man under philosophy best expressed by the word democracy. Some have made more progress than others, but It Is the survival and perfection of progressive political institutions that are more important to the cause of freedom than any leader or the policies he has brought to a government, Our own political institutions appear to be sturdy enough to weather the tests of executive, ti ______________________ a 74 :`- The Sanford Herald Jane Fonda 4 ' by legislative and judicial power precipitated the Watergate affair. hope that the British parliamentary system can survive the strain as well. One thing Britons, Americans and people everywhere who prize freedom should remember is that it Is not just leaders who are involved in political crises, but "followers" as well. Political institutions based on the principle of self-government above all must have the faith and support of the people if they are to survive. We can C ) Incas' Building Skill Remains Clawing IRS 'Cpp'. 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This is something new under the American sun enabling scientists to Construct at Caltech's Jet pecple Propulsion Whether or not Richard M. avoiding the nation's highest the first photomosalc globe of Laboratory suggest that It is Nixon serves out the remainder court, the judicial guardian of another planet usIng pictures dotted with hills and valleys, of his second prcidcntial term, its liberties, out of fear beamed back over millions that of plus some large craters, among theff effects of his first term will what they will get will be milesof space. less, a number of "intriguing" be felt by American society for not more, liberty. ADY'S WORLD BE - ri H pho(omapped the entire plane t sun. of Mars (Something that his p,0 Radar observations of yet been done for earths, MerCUI'yI11I1'L,)ra.51,0n1me Mystery nun row-gage railroad which warlike tribes. They included tons and only guesses, how one Copley News Service But it is known that the Incas takes three hours and a number the Antis, after whom the Andes was fitted upon another to buJld knew how to combine copper of mountain switchback mountain range was named, the temples and sanctuaries and tin to make bronze tools. CUZCO, Peru —Machu maneuvers to approach Maclw Historians speculate that the Picchu, situated in what ex. I'icctiu, city might have been abanplorer hiram Bingham called The final leg of the trip Is a cloned before Francisco Pizzaro "the most Inaccesible corner of not-for-the fainthearted bus conquered the Incas in the 13th the most Inaccessible section of ride up from the Urubamba Century, then was rebthablled the central Andes," Is now just Itiver valley to the mountain by Indians who chose It as a "a hop, skip and jump" from saddle Thts NCR 10-Key upon which the "lost marshaling point for their last ______ here by train and bus. kingdom" is perched about and futile stand against the _______ Bingham, an American 8,000 feet a bove sea level. Spanish conquistadors. Professor from MiI. Yale. Archaeologists are not in In any event, Machu Plcchu discovered the ruins of the lost agreement on the origin and has never failed to Impress city of the Incas In 1911, after purj)ses of the stone city of any visitor as an Immense - 0111111111111111 risking injury and death Machu Picchu, which . month means engineering feat and for the negotiating precipices and old moujitalm in Quechua, th e architectual skill and apply rental to river rapids, an adventure language of the Inca still create it. Therequired mystery purthas which he describes in his book, spoken today. at tached to the ruins and its pncIof 1 169.50 a "Lost City of the Incas." it Is believed that what peculiar location In this high But the modern-day traveler Mg.. Bingtuun also called the citadel mountain region add — to its can easily reach the ancient was built in the late tuai't Inca period fascination. kingdom by jet flight from and used as a fortress to guard There is doubt concerning iJma to Cuzco and transferring the P%sa.143.?7W ISI 11NS5iItiU1 approaches to the Inca how the Incas fashioned the ton 45-year-old British-builtrapitzil city of Curco from hvwn fnnø r..w WASHINGTON—Petite but pugnacious Jane Fonda has won her share of scratchlr.g matches with the armed forces, the FBI and other bastions of government. The latest to feel her claws is the Internal Revenue Service, which at first revoked and then hastily reinstated a tax exemption for her favorite antiwar charity. The sheepish tax authorities secretly reversed themselves, we have learned, to avoid having to tell Jane how the and her friends were tailed, tapped and spied upon. The government has developed a strange paranoia about 8y KENNETH J. RABBEN Cent felt that they had received bound high school pupils -ACT intellectual and cultural growth little Miss Fonda, whose political ideas are unpopular In the Copley NewsServ Ice a lot of help." found that the overwhelming and personality development. ruling circles. Given the "plumber" mentality of government, the A 1968 ACT study showed that majority . . . wanted either to "Furthermore, as college appropriate agencies began keeping her under surveillance. Young adults considering a "the main reason high school obtain vocational Not that she tried to hide her Activities. On the contrary, the and students are drawn Incareer have about 30,000 oc- pupils do not go to college is professional training or to earn creasingly lower angry actress did her utmost to keep In the spotlight. But intrepid from cupations to chose from and that they do not want to and a higher income . . • despite socioeconomic levels, the trend FBI agents carefully taped her remarks on coast400ast public education has yet to keep have developed other plans." whatever objectives are stated toward vocationalism In higher television shows and then stamped the transcripts 'Top Secret. Its promise to provide adequate In a 1972 study of college. In college catalogs relating to education i likely to Increase" No Foreign Dissemination, No Dissemination Abroad. Controlled Dissemination. For Background Use Only." Despite the hullaa1oo over career education, snobbery FBI agents aLso sat in the audience hilc she staged tier ' LET M rrns 1)' nt1nucs t dii:Lite that m antiwar performances. Her FBI file is stuffed with critiques of the InthviduaFs north should be same performance by several different sets of FBI agents. measured by college atThey also grabbed her private bank accounts, without the tendance. Ironically, recent legal formality of obtaining a subpoena. Upon her arrival home research shows that most from abroad once, she was detained on phony charges long student., attend college for enough for Customs agents to confiscate and photocopy her vocational rather than in. private papers. lellectual reasons. To promote her militant views, she joined other antiwar "It Is no easy task to become TI/F T,qp activists in sponsoring the taL.exempt United States Sermitiar with the tremendous sicemen's Fund, which depended heavily on donors who give only number of occupations, now CO,'j11 BEto tax-exempt organizations. The fund put up money to defend numbering about 30,000 and dissident Gb, to open pacifist coffee houses and to finance unonly a handful of jobs are /N derground military newspapers. sufficiently visible to give a This outraged the IRS, which served written notice upon the person much awareness P/FFN7Ly I fund that its tax exemption was In jeopardy because It supported of their qualities," Kenneth F (Ls "who oppose the Vietnam war and the use of conscription," Young Lid dw s...cond naional not to mention 'Cl newspapers (which) cultivate dissent in the career education conference military." sponsored in Washington recently by the American The IRS forthwith began an Investigation not only of Jane Association of State Colleges Fonda but of other show people who had entertained GIs at coffee and Universities. houses and had staged benefits for the fund. Among those who Young, vice president and suddenly found themselves in tax trouble were Dick Gregory and director of the American Elliot Gould. College Testing (ACT) / I Burglars reportedly acting under the aegis of a law enProgram's Washington office, forcement agency also ransacked the fund's files. The stolen saId employers are 'extremely documents were accepted by the House Committee on Internal reluctant" to hire people fresh Security, which printed names of the fund's contributors. #anforb from hi school even If they 11 tra1b 1 Once this dubious groundwork had been laid, IRS Cornhave been trained for a specific TELEPHONE missioner Johnnie Walters revoked the fund's tax exemption. job 372 2611 831 Under federal court rules, the fund demanded all records " Most students must seek 300 N F RE NCH AVE. SANFORD, F LA 32771 "reflecting wire or electronic surveillance" by the FBI, IRS or some sort of other government agencies against Jane Fonda, Dr. Benjamin education ... Most students In WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publisher Spock, retired Brig. Gen. H.B. Hester and other pacifist sponsors. high school feel the need for WAYNE D DOYLE The fund aboinsisted upon access totbe "lmpounded"fllesof Assistance In making a career Advertising Director & Associat, Publisher eman,Ehrllchman, Charles choice and most do not get Colson, former Attorney General John Mitchell and Commerce FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager assistance" Secretary Maurice Stana. The purpose was to show that the A recent nationwide AC? JOHN SPOLSKI. Asso,ateEd Kovernnent had b hounding Fo and compiny And that the career development study . -IRSaction, therefore, was purely political. DAVIDA. BRYANT WINIFRED F GIE LOW Showed that 75 per cent of the Faced with the possible trposure of more White House Managing Editor Comptroller high school juniors surveyed ,,a horrors, the Administration pissed down the word quietly to kill "expressed a need for help with the case. Accordingly, the servicemen's fund got a short private tIOB LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON career planning, but only l3 per -note a few days ago from IRS official George Alberts. Circulation Manager City Editor If the Fonda group would drop their case with Its emJ RICHARDS barrassing demands for data on eavesdropping and skullduggery, ROY GREEN offered the official, then the IRS would restore the fund's tax Sports Editor Advertising Manager exemption. Record Space JANE CASSE BERRY . "The effect of this action," he wrote, "is to reinstate ... your CHARLESHAyS Flight Soaped Out exemption." Cour'Iy Ed-for Mechanical Supt FOOTNOTE: The IRS claims the servicemen's fund case was By DON OAKLEY A similar globe for Venus shapes and features. Mariner 10 perhaps DORIS WILLIAMS RALPH HAYS handled strictly "under established procedures," The fund's a generation, NEA appears unlikely. Photographs may tell us what Comp. Room Foreman Soc ty Editor , and When ave years ago the us. defense, meanwhile, Is being handled by a former IRS chief taken by another probe, possibly ;tow they come gobe. rt was generally counsel, Mitch Rogovin, backed by prcm Court the Center for Constitutional Mariner 10, as it Swept by that RAY STEVENS CHRIS NELSON viewed as the champion of Rights. A little more than 16 years planet a few weeks ago Press, Room Foreman Ma;szineEth$er blacks and criminal defendants Oil, TALK: The oil industry is worried about its tarnished after the headlines announced revealed no break In its solid Thus in less than twoand antiwar dissidents and itnae ... AMOCO, deciding to throw reinforcements behind BILL VINCENT JR. the amazing fact that a man- cloud cover, though patterns decades, men have gone from every other minority, today Johnny Cash, trained about 35 executives Last month for apmade satellite circled the earth, that showed up in the tossing grapefruit-sized Chief Photographer pearances before newsmen ... civil libertarians are 00 industry sources have toldtousthe 14 the return of the astronauts of photographs will tell much satellites Into cr141 around the deliberately NOT appealing ga.s-guullng corporate jets, which whisked executives Skylab 3 from a record 84 days about the dynamic of earth's earth to pl SUBSCRIPTION RATES umbing the Inner-and adverse lower court decisions American Petroleum Institute's annual meeting in Houston last Home Delivery in orbit was not deemed nearest planetary neighbor, SIr WeK 1240P4on,h outermost depthsof the entire even those they believe violate November, were quietly removed from the airport there. newsworthy enough t $ I I 706 Months 178401 Year solar system. execu tives, many of whom have foresworn the use th past So Court decisi of E ven as Mariner 10 empt scheduled afternoon so.p jets during the fuel crisis, apparently feared the jetseir private By Mail In Florida would be Same As Home Delivery inward toward the sun, Pioneer Since the glory days when It The reason Is tear that the spotted,.. 10 crossed the orbit of Jupiter, had almost unlimited funds at "Burger court," on which All Other Mail $7 ?0 Month 6Mfh 11670 API has published a small cookbook called "For The Energy. 17 mos 112 40 In less than two decades of experienceing a close call In its disposal, the space program four Nixon appointees, Will Conscious Chief." But with recipes for crawfish etotjff, court. use US Postal Regulationsprovide that all mat subscript space exploration, the that Planet's enormously j has Shrunk to a shadow of Its the cases cns iana and Other expensi ve deflcacIesIt bOui.1Louis 1m be paid 'n adart' 's not believable has become the magnetic iie!d, on Its journey former sell. Yet it continues to reverse as an opportunity lth many energy-conscious chefs outside the Entered as si'cond class matter August 77. 190e at thtr Post precedents set by the help commonplace a tribute both beyond the solar system itself. rack up accomplishments oil fatcati that Of fice of Satitq'd, Florida 37771 "Warren coiirt. themselves ... Amoco has expanded Its public relations to human Ingenuity a" are no less amazing for having the production of a 30-minute, $100,000 film on energy.effort with p 0 p,rf of any material, ne,s or advertsirig Next ability to weave u planet to undergo the become routine, and continues "It has so ii• many of our points of The view--gubtly.o(course—thatit doesn't need Landmark decisions that ntord Herald may be reproduced .n any manner credible changes into the or. electronic scrutiny of men will adding impressively to our ithOf *r,tten permission of the pubihtr of The Herald have already been modified our identification as the sponsor," a company source told us. be Mercury, when Mariner 10 knowledge di fabric of about the universe Any #ndtv,duAlx firm responsi ble for Such reproduction vVill Include the Miranda ruling on flies by on March 29 to take the we live in be consdeed its ntrnq*rg on The Herald', copyright and self-incrimination and the first close-up photographs of In 1972, for example, i,ll be held l,ab'e for damaqe under he la% Macp ruling on Illegally seized Mariner 9 space probe thiS planet that Is closest to the Published daily and Sijrida,, eçep! A Thursday, Mar. 14, 1974-9A i. fl 26'' GerIyl Oviedo Liz Mathiet.jp Mrs Clarence 5ne, 3fl4) Winter Springs Naric'-' 14ieth C1s'5erry Fern frark GoJdCnrod. Eastbroo& S382992or71 2119 'TV Neighborhoods' Are Unreal By JOAN COLBY Copley News Service My nt hborhod may not be the classiest, but it is paradise indeed, compared to some. ,[ 1 mittrim- the tasteful behasior practiced Often one bubbly neighbor on the WWII screen block. If the bursts in to ,wggest you go neighbors aren't dropping In to blonde together . cvninient on your ding) wash, Never is the lauy'of -the-house they are cornering you to in Cloud Cuckoo Land up to her snidely point out your bad elbows in dirty diapers or busy breath and lousy posture. Psiflitink the ceilings, when Smiling insincerely, and UM omnipresent neighbors dressed to the nines at 9 am., enter. No, she is always at her they come bowding In your kitchen table with her everdoor (without knocking) to present cup of lousy coffee and explain that your husband bet horny red hands and her wouldn't be ashamed to bring limp, dull hair, he boss home to dinner if you I've noticed. though, that her would only learn to make counter tops are ah'nys The "some" I refer to are those Idyllic spots portrayed on television, where four ladies trsi*e in your front door, wrinkling their noses, and exclaiming how awful your house smells. The last lady is kind enough to tip you off to a product guaranteed to mask your especially offensive decent coffee. Or that everyone aromatic combination of cigar cap tell you are a 35-year-old smoke, cat pan, and boiling wom.i (rather than a teenycabbage. bopper) by your hideous dishThis is merely a sampling al water hands, tlramning, her walLs free of fingerprints, and her table magically empty if newspapers. PTA notices, past due bills, i':id orange peels. So, in the isolated moments when she Isn't comparing floor polishes or dyeing her hair apricot, the must get a little housework done. ( It is hardly worth it though, for just as last as she scrubs a floor, her chiidre (who are just aa rude as her neighbors. l track mud all over. Aid now we are enlightened as to why those children are so inconsiderate, for rather than walloping them a good one, as any mother would do to insure they wipe their shoes next time, she sweeUy says. "That's all right, darlings. Super-Sudz will zip away that-dirt in a juffy." — 'u corn "Wait a minute! Did you say you goi the Story from an tinirnp,achaf,Je source o an impeachable source" II ORLANDO EAST' East Colonial Drive I I % 0,0k 0 111 A1111111, 1111111 - 0 MYL M J__ L L..... Or MELBOURNE'/ WEST ORLAND2/ CASSELBERY Corner Babcock StWest Colonial Dr Near Jai Alai Front and NASA Blvd. at Powers Dr - ,,/ LI. — ORLANDO So. Orange Ave J sf SANFORD KISSIMME HI ghway 17 Vine St 92a t Airport Blvd. at Bermuda Ave. /' WINTER HAVEN• I Block North of Cypress1/DAYTONABEACH Daytona Mall Gardens Blvd on U S 17, Nora Rd & Voli AvetRt ' �_____ 1OA—The Sanford Herald . -- -.- i. Thursday, Mar. 14, 1974 choo s 'Find' $1.2 Million For R "ild ,i nrj S The Santora Herald l Thursday, Mar. 14,1974-1 IA - By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer t: ft. a — i Lab Plans Snagged Crme Airport Lease I passe _ / I AT BOARD MEETING secretary, and (Herald Photo by Layer Mark Weintz) By - - / ; are mmiounting, - j 'Patients are being accepted at , , Seminole Lodie : Nurs ng £ Convalescent Residence i .iatflP (,uucJ I, r (:(:r iii ";(,,,,f' . (;l)(HI 1V)f I I i Since 1U4 B}JEANPtUFSON a ba ndoned favor of a two. iN OTHER AClON, Ru il ding 118 to SerVair, Inc. herald Staff WrIter year lease. As an altetnative Rose on "We Intend To Continue This d reported at an annual ren ta l oo s. Bay Ave. Sanford the board offered to construct negotiations on renewal of fixed a inonth.to.month basis. Plans (or construction of a and rent only the shell of the base operator l'age Airways AMA Opposes Legislation so crane laboratcey at building to redu ce costs and Inc. kaase are "progressing Sanford Airport have been eliminate need for a ftve.year well." lie said airport board CRANSTON, H.!. (AP — The president of the American temporarily suspended while lease. The sherlirs departnient attorney William Hutchison Jr. Medical Association says a proposal before th e House of Rep- Airport Authority members and would supply 1. all the specialized and Aviation Director J. S. resentatives is a "blue print for the conversion of the medical sheriff's department officials fixtures and equipment needed Cleveland 'should havi. practice into a public utility." try to overcome an impasse on in the building under such an reconunendations to bring to Dr. Russell B. Roth said the bW, which would create consumer leasing and funding agreement, the board within a week " boards in each state to set doct ors' fees and h ospital rates, is the agreements. The board has contested most "perilou.s legisla ti on facing the medical profession today." Crime lab chief chemist Pete Today Ragsdale said It was re newal of the Page lease Speaking at the 16bd Annual Scientific Assembly of Rhode Hagsdalt' today told the :nost unliht'lv (roni ,i federal L- ont,nhlIr1 the firm h;isn't L'land Mt'dic,il Society lVednt'sdav, liu th said thatif th e pro. autbarity the County Coin , fession loses in eff orts to defeat the bill, it will lose "assignificant mission can't extend itself point of view the laborotury fulfilled all obligations under would be permitted to lease the present lease a battle as it did in efforts against Medicare legislation ." and beyond a two-year lease only the shell of a building. lie therefore isn't eligible to renew He said most health legislati on seems to be aimed at curbing agreement on the said Law Enforcement the agreement. medical costs, which he said Is of less importance to the public building. Assistance Agency i LEA/i) Authority board mem bers than the availability of med ical care and its quality. Authori ty vice-chairman Dr. re gulations do not permit lea ses today voted to approve leases K. M. Rosemond said it will be of this nature. on the following airport impossible for the authority to Of Courts Heavy ft seems we've reached an buildings: borrow construction money impasse," commented — Buildings 41 and 113 to RICHMOND, Va. (APi — US. Su preme over a pe of less t ha n five Ragsdale, "but Fni sure we'll Meinke Model Engineering at Powell Jr. says the workload cii the court "has reached the point years. overcome it somehow." an annual rental of $1,949 for where it's quite difficult For us to give the cases that reach us the In an Oct. 4 meetIng with two years, with the option to care and attention and material reflec tion I myself th ink Seminole County Sheriff John Rosemond instructed for two additional terms need." Polk, the aut hority board ap- ltagsdile to meet with LEA/i of two years each. Powell made the comment Wednesday to a joint meeting of the proved a Five-year lease with of get concrete facts — BuildIng 24 to Seminole Richmond Bar Association and the University of Richm ond Law option to renew ur how far LEA/i Surgical Supply at an annual News Briefs surface cracks in steel during Goodspeed, 44, was walking thing he knew it was August and In he was In the hospital, fighting street the the hot-rolling process. The across chromium affects the ability of Sacramento, Calif. The next for his life. Two and a half tons of steel steel to be "cold" drawn into are tossed away every 60 shapes. Without the removal of I IF seconds into auto graveyards these impurities, only a small across the United States, at a amount of scrap could be (line when steel prices steadily recovered practically for the Copley News Service Six / Junk Cars Yield Steel I -. business and finance, told the March 23 meePing on the best look Into constructing the public information officer. despite an offer by the school to board he funds are sufficient to site for the new elementary Sterling Park school. the driver and buy the gas. Layer said Pure the move, made build a primary school and school. L Feather called for comment Board Member R. G. Feather against his recommendation, The Seminole County School finish air conditioning all On Feb. 25 the board said he favored starting the was not standard prccrdure. by Douglas Stenstrom, board Board learned Wednesday county schools. authorized the Altamonte project Wednesday, but upon "The job will be too much for attorney, there are 11.2 million "in hand" league said the board has Elementary school to be moved advice Board Chariman Davie one man," he added. "We are in an era of lawsuits. and uncommitted that can be $ll,935,643 left tnit.j budget and (nsiiiIsSItlocntjontoa new Sims decided to further conIs being sued for reryone used for construction projects. all but the $1.2 ntilflon have site on Longwoocj Markham alder how the site will affect everything and anything and been committed for school Road. present Mies. The board, I nd icating a desire, construction. Liabilities should there be an accident I. to use the funds to build an suspect the board would be a The 15-year-old school will be Citi ng insurance liability, the defen4ant," Stenstrom said, elementary school in the league aid the conunitted tutoved before September at a New Position board Wednesday voted down Sterling Park area, postponed money is being used for For the same reason the COSt 01 $475,000. the request by Seminole High board stipulated that parents of action to determine the specific building projects and one layer told the board the bids The board eliminated the School to use county buses for students from the Spanish Club site and how it would coincide moving project, recently let for- construction of position of director of ad. an alter school trips to Walt at Seminole High must sign it with present school zone The board directed School three county, schools were as nilnistrative services and Disney World on graduation waiver of liability before their boundaries. Supt. William P. layer to bring low as could be expected, and Walter Teague, consultant for information to the board's then reconunended the board created the position of ad- night. children could go on a trip to ministrative assistant and The board denied the request Mexico City, - - -1 L,onjlci . Or.ham 6:i in Ph. 322-6755 - - .- - =- - _ - ~ __ i - __ - ft-,---,___ , - __ __ 41 - - - - ~ . - _--.--- I . L__~..rn~ ~ t — _Q_ POSTER CONTEST WINNERS VFW POST and Auxiliary 8207, Longwood, recently sponsored a drug abuse poster contest for Teague Middle School, Winners are shown p with Mrs. Evelyn Hart, auxiliary president, CIS she presents cash awards. From left, Perry Lowe, first place; Jim Covington, second; and Mrs. Jane Ford, art teacher, accepting third place award (or Jim Kremer, who was absent. steel inventory. About seven million cars are Attics researchers have discarded each year and a developed methods to purify million of the carcasses never steel used for nuclear and space sire recycled. hardware—electron beammi and A researth project sponsored vacuum Induction mneltin by the Environmental Each Involves melting metal Protection Agency, the under reduced pressure and the Rockefeller Foundation and the removal of impurities by Atomic Energy Commission's vaporization. Aumies Laboratory in Iowa is Metallurgists discovered that amimied at cleaning up the copper, tin and chromium also nation's scrap metal heap to can be extracted from auto recover all the available steel scrap metal by these processes. at relatively low rest. A one-step induction melting With today's mining process has been developed and technolog y , economical iron is expected to achieve recyclin: resources for steel production of other discarded iiietls, too, will last only through the year such as tin ca ns or metal frommi 2000. municipal garbage and rubAfter that, unless new and blsli. (- heaper methods are found to ARC officials believe if these u.st' lower grade ores, the cost of experimental nethods can steel production will rise extract impurities from steel on sharply as stockpiles disap- a large scale, they may trari pear. storm America's junkyard' The steel in scrap into valuable new st."l automobiles is mixed with resources. copper, tin, chromium and nickel. Copper and tin caus' in iiht last .lurii' .li.c ft .~~ 7ØN COLOR CONSOLE 23" Diag. TELEVISIONS For Best TV S. Ice Call Millers Our 36th Year Servir g Seminole County §M'Lvll4zlg~~~~,,m , riod C! ' 0 renew ficials to for a second and Fig sease Spread Declines - NEW YORKi AP In tolh - e ner EC i• gy Shortage Coo1ing 2 pieceshoney.dippedfriedchjcken, mashed potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and a hot butter tastin' biscuit. Disease • Home Shape-Up Campaign 'JwJgocyJi fr J(yJjjj (f O $ $1.50Value+TAX of for good Mon., Tun., Thuri. 1 1 a.m. II I p.m. LImItS By WILLIAM HAI{GROVE produce a bout 1) per cent of th e demand. # 1Ø FRIED CHICKEN mineral wool — ei ther fiber Shipe, the Maryland con. ' RK—INEA)The glass or rock wool - in the tractor, says he feels sudden OPEN CONNERSVIu, Ind. (APi One of the onset of the energy shortage at country. DAILYIJA.M.TIL9PM FRI &SAT Till p re velations about a natIonal turers of locking gas caps says busines5 is booming. major manufac- first looked like a goldmirw (or (.fi5 Their biggest 1809 French Ave. (Hi.way 17.92) in last year caused "a lot of The Stant Manufacturing ('o. reports sales are up 600 per cent insulating contractor Walter supplying the re,siden tialmarket people to Just hit the panic Sanford over a year ago and the firm Is running m on ths behind fi ing Shipe. But then another shor- is with "blow-tn" m ll in eral wool, button." _____________________ ____________________ or Stunt is tage —In i nsulating materials When pumped in be twee od about 400,000 lockIng capsa n attic mon th and plans todouble that within four to six reeks. — developed, ceil ing joists of either new or "Mter sta nding in line f or several hours (to get Now, though orders have existing homes, this loose ne don'twanttolo5eit,"saidCla1reCWiddow$tsidet Increased sharply, Shipe's material offers the biggest Hyattsville, Md., firm receives CHEVROI.ErS the smallest only about half the mineral coat and so is In Suit To Include Parents great demand. wool, the most widely used "Thesupplyofblow.in woo home Insulator, it needs each a disaster area, nationwide," FOR VALUE AND ECONOI,%Y CMt'TON, Ccmn. tAPs — Three youngsters, suing the governor week, for equal educatltmai opportunities, found they must also sue says Berry Smith, Johns. Delivery for some industrial Manrille's product manager for their fa thers. ALL Barnaby Horton, Daniel Barnhart and Pete r Grant &l are sons insulation material now takes home insulation, With ot her t two to six months. home insulators not so easily of local school board members. 20 slTaII car's from Chevrolet, 1701 tem piked undeT 3,OOO. "We're Just not getting used In older homes, the The boys charge in their suit against Cciv Thomas J. Meskill that the state 's practice of granting frncnclal aid to towns enough to do the jobs as they situa tion is not as critical, but Is SIIPC says. regardless of local resources discrinunates against some "generally frantic," he says. According to the Nationa l munitles. With the opening of two new Mineral Wool Insulati on Assn. plants in 1974 hIs (inn's output in New York, the shor tage, kill be up 70 per cent over 1972, though not severe in some with inor.' new production weas, is found across the planned. na tion desp'te moves to InCertain-teed and Owens- - )...you MIn'iI5 'rilE MORE TODAY FP&L 0fficia rhiat would be tIn' Vega Noith. back Coupe. And Vega lius mrnthan just its low lirire going f'r it Iteuht of rt'ut lit Chvrolt fuel tnomy tests show an "ver4ige of 29.8 niiles i'r gallon for Vega at a te;idy speed of 55 milt' per hour, i hi' II)XIf1iUf1) 1t'(lt'I'41h speed. Iii simnuhited suburban citydriving (aver;ig*. pi'i'tf 21 nijIt itI lii '41111 .1 i't'r inik'), Vega averaged 26,5 mpg. Engineer, ton(lIft-ted the tes ts at our Proving Ground, Cars were Vegmi fintehback,. equipped withi standard engine and tranamjs. sion mmii popular options. In all t ests, cars cnrrj.d the ".eghit 01 two passengers, Of ('OUtSO the mileage you'll get dc'pt'rid on how and where you dri'1. avors K eeping Deposit System -- Stuns ts ta - 51, 12, 3 CehtAIIOS, 52380*FROM 7* s289O* lowtii pv¼id 4qthid., c.ai made in r Russian Module On Mars % 2doon 3-doon,and'i lowest peked bu loaai,., a. s$. iwei pi*d cm °°'. in hidiii Nov. a N"nibl&tr when 'l'rue. At 321490, thu tk'ylinder it was Iirst introdtd, and ('Hrnttro Coupe is tho its evefl ni.,rt' P.'fl'.ib!,. i')d.tv l(114f'St ltie41 ar i it Low Itrkt'ti. ontijoltJnit ei, aml t 's a mighty K'd'looking slid -- with (he room OU Want gmMi-drjvjI)g car for the money. pilus C(flOIny you ntI. . 'nsibly ssirty, wj( plenty or Choice of thrifty 6.cylinde traditjonl Chevrolet value engine or vtlkje,it V8, ii dozeii built in. Camaro is also avail. difterv,it models in all. Need able in V8 models, Iflhltuhing lots of space? I.00k into tI' lUfltj,L, 'YI' fI' ui.' Novi hit. hh.ok, with. t lie h1. among oilier things, n big hack door tid the six-toot (iiJeej,lJv nice jfltrjor floor. (lie ii I 1011(1 - , •',/ 1ki',,.i,--' ,la',. 'P1.,4IfltJ if Eustis Man Is killed I Men's polyester double knit wee slacks. Flare leg polyester double knit slacks for men. Wide belt loops and western pockets A choice of solid colors are available In sizes 30-40. Police Blotter Area Death I It ' Men's polyester double knit sport jacket. Two-button front and center vent. Assorted patterns and colors For sizes 37.46. . 8x,t cash — ,44 To Meet DI. ." _________________________________________________ Charter Advisors - crease production. Corning are making Johns-Manyllle Corp. of increases. Denver. Owens-Corning The causes of the insulation WASHINGTON (API — arising from a secret $310,000 Fi be rglas Corp of Toledo Ohio shorta ge sound like a Trustees of President Nixon's campaign contribution. and Certain.teed Products microcosm of the whole energy lefto ver campaign funds have Mitchell, political chief of the Corp. of Valley Forge, Pa., crisis. First, of course, is decided to pa y legal fees and Nixon campaign for several expenses for former officials months in 1972, also could be a acquitted of criminal charges major beneficiary of th ° e and poUy Zr te fmd tnt' decisionIthe is seguilt' of misdemeanors quitted in the Nc' "r trial One uf 11w tdrgcst licIi- and of tTuiUnaI charges fi in ctaries cii the decision could be the Wa te rgate cover.up two one of the mstees -- former wevkj ago In Wash i ng ton. Secretary of Conirne?ce Mauone of three rustees rice H, Stans, o on al in of $2.57mfl11on tofundi lefto% TAIJAHSSEE, Fla . (AP) Iiudibiwg said "if no customNew York on federal charges of from the $0-:ntl1irn :xon Eliminating cash deposits for er (ICPiJSItS trrc required the <Timr.al uncpiric, pe-rjur neis utility customers could wwollectable account,s would and obstruction of justice. The others are Nashifile in- lead to higher electric rates, a be sulalantlaliy increased and Starts, who reportedly ha5 surance executive Guilford rVpresentative of Florida's thereby each step In the forespent more than $100000 out of Dudley Jr. arW washington largest power ccnnpanyuld to. going analysis would be his own pocket for legal fees, aias Pue day. sersedw1th the endreJtbeIng perlicipaled In the tnsstee,' deDudley and Potter, both John Hudlbw'g, Florida Powa need for higher rates." isi, to tt Øu RI_u& Ljht Ca, vic pmident, The PSC held a hearing today othe trustees, cans, had no official connection told the Public Service Corn- on a Proposed rule that would Although the decision ex' isith the Nixon campaign. Both milon that the present policy allow new customers use a panda a previous poli cy of the indicated that they signed on as of reqwring cust omers to make credit card or a good record of Nixon cam pa ign organization, trustees reluctantly, cash deposits when starting pre%ous service instead of putbothof Sting'co-trusteee said In a telephone Interview ekez1c service reduces the tlng up a deposit in interviews they were una- Wednesday night, Dudley saidamcrunt of bad debts. The PSC is also looking Into pare it ia a thangt' s present at a m ee ting That in turn reduces oper. establislung a rule that would Slaw was Finance director of in Potter's office in WashIngLii ating expenses, whkh in- require uti lities to return u ui campaign.He is on it th w,n creases net income, which deposits after a customer had trial along wi th former /itty. went over the trust agreemt lowers the rate requirements riiade 12 consecutive months of Gen. Jotv N, Mi:chell in a case and signed it for poises- (inns, he said. irotnpt payment. sport coats. - - LO1GH REPUTATiON Leftover Nixon Funds To Pay For Defense Fees south Island Lake area was unanimously urged city project, bounded by th read into the record. Councilmento speedily adopt an railroad tracks and Charlotti Also influencing the board's industrial park zoning Street, is to be retained on sit LONGWOOD — Industrial decision was an opinion by City classification, They recom- In holding ponds. Excess Watci rezoning to Permit development Alt)'. Joseph Davis that the mended the new zoning will go into a ditch leading of the proposed multi-million tract, when annexed without classification include platting Fairy Lake. dollar, 80-acre Longwood brutal zoning, automatically requirements and controls over Casselberry officials eam-liet Central Park was approved by receied the industrial zoning roads, sewage and drainage voiced concern that thi the city zoning commission of neighboring property in the development, drainage would spill over Iron Wednesday night with County city. George St. Laurent Fairy Lake Into Lake Kathryu Engineer Bill Bush's blessing. The Z-P board recommended representing the property and cause problems there. The Z-P board recommended the industrial zoning although owners, Beltway North limited St. Laurent's request fo city council grant the zoning Davis said the city has few agreed to phil the land, said no apartment zoning on a 34-ocr. after Bush's letter endorsing a requirements for Industrial street will be opened west of the tract adjacent to the propose drainage concept to partially development, project and a 100-feet deep industrial park and Cluirlotti 10 lve flooding problems in the The board Wednesday buffer 500 feet long will be Street on the south was with maintained and planted with drawn. Australian pines. The Z-P board tabled for St. Laurent said today study Thomas Radloff's IT lwontral Park will be preliminary plans bra mobile developed much like Orlando home park on a 40-acre tract on Central Park with clean-type Longwood Hills Road near SR business and industries. 427. Development completion will Radloff said 210-214 lots, a Ruth reports ('all for reorga- be over several years TALLAHASSEE, Fla (API recreation building, pool and Florida's prisons are over. nitalion of the system as one z-i' board action on the tennis courts are Planned for crowded, do an inadequate job means toward improving it rezoning was delayed two the park. tie said lots will be of rehabilitating inmates and Rep. [)on Tucker, I)- weeks ago to assure that ad. leased and not sold. have a potentially explosive Tallahassee, house corrections jacent county residents were race relations problem, a legls- subcommittee chairman, properly notified on the Iative committee said today, signed the report along with proposal and because of The House Health and Re. HItS Committee chairman drainage objections raised by habilitative Services Corn- Richard Hodes, DTampa. County Planner Roger "On the whole, the evidence Neiswender. mittee recommended in a report that the Corrections points to an uncoordinated, Richard Casselberm-y, one of Division and the Probation and fragmented effort to rehabili- the project engineers, said Parole Commission's field staff tote offenders," the House re- Casselberry city engineer B.C. be merged into a new offender port said of the Corrections Conklin does not object to the rehabilitation department. vision's classification program development and agreed Al.TAMONTE SPRINGS — The house committee said for Incoming Inmates, drainage waters must go Charter advisory committee The House report also recom- eastward, the merger would eliminate inenibers will hear recoinmost of the costly and in- mended: Much of the drainage for the mendations from Mayor —A process of reviewing sen- effective duplication existing in Norman Floyd a nd Councilman the state prison system because tences be Instituted. Donald Myers at tonight's 7-31) of the two senarate agencies.—Greater use of alternatives nicetintt at the civic center. to sentencing, such asstudy and me house conunittee's Chairman Jane Itielvirda said port mirror,, but is not as ex- work release programs, the board which now meets More and better trainir,g For tensive as, a 48-4.poge report rekly has Mid Dr. William leased by the Senate Criminal corrections and rehabilitation Young, head of the FTU's Justice Committee last month. personnel political science department, explain the advantages and n Collision advantages of various forms of A Eus tis died in a head. on collision in Altamonte The 15-member group. MOSCOW (API — Russia's launched last Aug. 5, reached Springs Wednesday night, a commissioned by city councilMars 8 space shot has landed a the vicinity of Mars on Tuesday Florida highway Patrol men last month to complete module on the surface of the red and sent the module to the aurspokesman said today, charter revision by August, are planet and transmitted data lace the same day. O3pi)' If Nix, 64, of 102 gathering information to find 'o1lected (luring he descent Mars 7, which was launched Stevens Are, was pronounced ltat they consider the best through the Martian atmnos- Aug. 9, reached the vicinity of head on arrival at Florida has- type government for the city. phere, lass rerted today. the planet a week ago, lass pItal North. After two or three more fact The official Soviet news agen. said It did not soy what it has The crash occurred on SR 436 gathering sessions, the cy said Mars 6, which was done in'-v then. near Montgomery Road at 10 members should be prepared to pm. select a city manager, strong The herald was unable to mayor, or mna)- tlr-('urm:mls.sim learn from patrol and hospital forni of government, Mrs officials the name or condition Richards said, and then get ..f the driver of the second down to working on a charter patrol tat sank Su,t,dne3da) vehicle, Sanford draft. in Lake Monroe. De puties Offices of low' doctors broken night vestigating today. into Wednesday and police in reported $400 gold brass horse statue missing. Burglars Geneva Mit.S. MARGARET simi Mohler, Amarillo, Tex.; and failed to pry open a safe. two sisters. home of Guy Danford, First A $30 American flag stolen Mrs. Margaret C. Smith, 52, Funeral services and burial from pole in front of First Road and SR 46, *355 worth of of33l5 Palm Way,Sanford, died will be held in Frankfort, lad. Federal Savings and Loan, 312 items solen, Including a color it W. First St. Tuesday night at her home. She Gamkuw Funeral hlomt' in television Wednesday. cattle to Sanford 10 years ago cbar' of local arrangtimiermt Police today id entified from her birthplace, Frankfurt, man who drowned In Lake Casselberry Ind. Monroe as JessIe James Survivors Include her Buford, 35, of Mississippi. - ucing energy savings for double-knit By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer- ' headache gasoli polyester System sReorganlzatlon - cun'rntly pr APPLIANCE Prison Report Calls For Gas Caps Business Booming ders. OIEYROLETMAKES .t W-" ,,,, ,,,,,j, i' ..-*f..-4 FOR AMERICA __ i- . .. Men's ti constructing thebuilding, The na tionwide spread of venereal disease may be slowingdowo for the first time in 10 years, according to preliminary stitlstics being comliied by puhiic health officials. th first seven months of fiscal 1974, repor t ed cases of infec tious s)phills showed a 2 per cent drop compared to th e same period the precedIng year, acvcrdlng to the Center for Con trol in Atlanta, Ga. 1)urtng the last six mont hs of 1973 reported gon orrhea cases showed only a I per cent increase compar ed to a 10,2 per cent rise in gonorrhea in men In fiscal year 1972, a center sta tistician said The center is a branch of the US. Public Heal th Service. Di es on five-year term. Polk agreed will go in funding the ren l of $2,880 for two years, rental on the thenesttmated laboratory. lie reminded with ta an option to renew for $84,000 building would be Ragsdalc the authority needs a ttuee inure terms of two years $13,otX a year for a ID-year guarantee of a fhe-.year lease each. pe riod, and that federal funds will be BuildI ng 114 to Gator Culbert POLK TOLD the board Feb. avaIlable to pay the newly Co. at an annual rental of $2,400 14 the five-year lease estimated $200,000 cost of wi th an option to renew for an agreement would have to be additional year. RADIO MA~efs Longwood Rezones Site - For New Indust rial Park - they School. The Richmond nati ve praised the trend to ward court reform In many of t he nation 's law schools, but warned reforms shouldn't "lead to the sacrifice of tra di tional methods and sta ndards," I ; 40 (Herald photo by Elda Nichols Workload Court Justice Lewis F. ; RECONDITIONED proposed - z7, %11,,#v4. -.-.--- ___ Autopsy determined cause of Fire burned nearly an acre of daughter, Mrs. Terry Burch, ~ 19 PAcinumenis Engraved JCPenney M ________________ death to be drowning and no land on SR 438 near Casa Aloma Sanford; son, Clayton Smith, apartments Wednesday. Arson Sanford; brothers, James B foul play Is suspedeil Judd, Russville, lnd. and Jun ______________________________ Is suspected. Seminole Sheriff's marine We know what you're looking for. Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. . . ; . I �-, ......--.-=------- - 'r - 12A-The Sanford Herald -- _- - -- _: - - -. _ - __- - - ------------- -- -- -- - --- - - I - -- . . - . - - Thursday, Mar. 14, 1974 The Sanford Herald Bat Bachman's . S mO Io~_. ' LI - Over Paces apefruit In Jones scoring two runs for the icing on to-first sacrifice bunt, bases. Clay Philips, a pinch the cake. Pr RodneyDowling grounded hitter for Jeff Clayton, singled, Simmons allowed a few out ng.' b to the second baseman, scoring Andriano and Bach- Clayt on . rt lONG WOOD_..TIIe Lyman baserunners but generally allowing Bachman to score man. ph baseball team Wednesday had relied on his Infield to throw the from third. , .... .,...t. The (rpthnhInhI( In uodQt; 2b / '% )J. travel out. The Hounds hit the linker Field Saturday to meet separate occasions a hound The top three of the Jones scoreboard again in the filth another Metro Conference found his way clear to step on order. Vince Hill, Chico inning in a three run tally. it opponent, Edgewater. - _N - p.4' 1 f4 _', i, 'U - - _-- - f 4%~, - -A - 14 -.'. -14. ' 4k- _ - . W - - *. - I - V. ~_ I - X~ '' £ .g - " - - - - - ..., ,,. , .. ._ ,.._ •,,.. - home plate in the Metro opener Jackson and Albert Turner , L .. * - . Hank -- Butl --- Spring Skills I txhirntion I... I 0t AO, Baseball __.- Stop ...V. o_mk 1..,:~ " . . ,•' - ' Datrot S. Pittsburgh Ch.caqo (NJ 9, Sin Francitco 6 San Diego 7. MI*iu I Nw York (AI IL Baltimore 3.1 Chicago (A) Martin's Run Stops Short than his "dial in." Terry Is getting to be a pretty regular face in Palm Beach, Fla. the .electra class as his car will soon run on the record for his M.ami, cia, night c ln "41" - vs. Baltimore of Results went into the 200 mph Funny Cars, In the latter ca tegory a PtymcuthJiodled machine for two years and ex- prienred two bad fires when th e engine came apart at over 200 joi. The second fire completely destroyed her car b probably acc6trated her step up into the faster and qWcker fuel drmist". 'I passed my test and earned my Top Fire, competition license last May," she explained. "Wheit we Inst the Funny Car at lady In apolis In September, 1 ex pected to be out business. But then I got the cpportumt;' to drive a new Top Fuel . - ''' Texas Rangers MI, and the CAlifornis Angels defeated the Oakland A's 7-2. Indications are that the hitters are still ahead of the itch. Ow outcome of four DOW games. Ted Sizemore and Ken ReI connected In the Cardina ls' victory over Los Angeles, although Jim Wynn had given the Dodgers a 4-3 lead In th e sixth Inning, Thurman Munson had four hits - Including a home run - Bob Davis led the Padres past Milwaukee. Randy Elliot had three hits and Darrel Thomas hornered for San Diego. John Briggs lorriered in the first inning for Milwaukee. __________________ TOURNAMENTS -- - N I 111~ . If , - 4 - - - ' - k_:__ - t.-a- ~ I A _i L -. t I - -_ - - - - .. - , - -- - - . . - ____ I - . .. ONES'STRATEG Y SESSION - .. Gets Lynianshutout answer - Da)lon will be an interesting test for UCLA, a team that oh- The heavyis eights conic out viously Is not the supertearn of P . i,._ --' - _;- : --- now humorously accepted, connotes a day when buses and trains and not planes were the main modes of travel, and All Corners -Thc gaine of golf Isa way to Johnny, "playing for the United -N'o1J'%V gotto ('11111b Up tlle itiakea living," he says. 'It's a States. I thought it was just as !adder. You can't skip o or tool. But It's not everything. bE, playing four rounds with three rungs at any time. Th at - Arid to some golfers it is jack Nicklaus. And I . thought it Ineans you've lost one piece of %4as t:%-cn [jigger that I vould the foundation. Then you're iIiit,,i :nI, A cold bordering on Whe'n I 'in playing, I'm play better golf really than he more likely to frop into slumpa. pnewiioniu had caused turn to ha vi ng a good time . If you did tee to green. The World Cup I think basically my game has a detour for a few days irmn the atched us in the you'd showed rue to expect a little good foundation and I'm not golf trail and take a respite In probably think Crosby, c're playing more of myself, going to have slumps I'll have this heart of the California wine SO-cent Nassau. We're ju I country, shert' he a yakking it up and Joking I can even be considered in tournaments but not periods retreat condomiiinlu,n at around. But then again. I don't Nicklaus' class, lie's won 51 w hen I miss cut after cut." Silrcrado, But sniffles or not, kant it to go too un-serious." tournaments . I'm talking eight Miller in hip to the psychology () P going to take a boy scout troop tus ctnnniltna'nt to faith and I'm not going to say, though, fallillY. golf is really the %htn I'm competing agai fist alterntx)n. epicenter of his conscious turn that I can,t bpat him." fie .%tiller is a man of goals nter for a troop at the local young faultless s inger who is Be fore the 1974 tour hegari, ht' Mormon church. taking over the sport front the pegged lus, alin at !,Ao tour- Ofleo(thesu tpotht getters the hounds have, Felipe Ortiz, world through crisp blue eyes, ,Alth a face that doesn't iniffor inuch expression. Even his solid features, is businesslike, lie has made it in golf night games were only a weird Buck Rogers-style dream. Well, wi th less fuel, there has been a curta iling of night games in spring training and teams will be using more buses than charter planes to get to exhibition games, ,'1',i''I', ", 1j11' I ll . - 0I Deford, now, Is so consdously in tune with the t -*- ---*. . . ~... nation's sportswriters, The tendency to write soft and sweet peices about spring training -and about baseball. thispastoral, slow game of the past - to the exclusion of the hockey and basketball playoffs disturbs him. "It is something like James Reston and Tom Wicker (New York Thnes editorial columnists aba ndoning the pr o te tous events of Wash ing ton for a mon th or so every spring to go west and report on the chances of I SWEET BIRD OF SPRING Sings Grapefruit wr ites Defird. - Re s Loom As Power Once Again . &PPOintmenU of two World failures. aided as one of baseball's best Series setbacks, the collapse Of And mos', agree the Reds to lead a breakthrough amwt teams, but hounded by four IV1 and t year 's abbre via te d loom again as the Weste Di rn - in 14 are plers Jack Bil- of 1 ~ ; - li (a Iftham and Don Gtillett, who busi ness on the table," mounting the stern challenge to of the big ones, such But there are question marks. combined for 37 victories last the athletic swing sliich is a shrugged Ed Varner, his the reign of Jack Niukluus. "Win it all" was the un- overhaul. Masters. lie's revised his natural part of his equipment, pheting Is catcher Johnny Bench year. business lawyer up from Los call from combative In fact, playing ith Nn-kiaus ambitions upward. He traded off disgruntled outady to bounce back after an re and the purp osefulness Angeles. --and all he's thinking last Ilianksgiving in the World , field leader Pete Rose, the Na- fielder Bobby Tolan for right. off-year? Can Clay Can-cU me-I can say now I want to wi Billthgham, 19-10, became a about is thid hike." in through stu6 anti con* tional Ixague's Most Valuable hander Clay Kirby, the San gain his relief pitching ma Cup at Marbella. Spain, lgic? stopper after a so.so 4444 ca. six or seven tournaments." he centration, to make that swing . .%tiller's ht)t start in *74 - no fastened the idea in Miller's says. -Th Pthyer last season. a1*s realistic." Diego Padres' winningest Is Gary Nolan's career finished reer record and Gullett cam on to what fie wants. Ile has been a golfer had ever won the first head that he itialy be as good as The Reds'99 victories led the pitcher, and Peddled StArlier at age 25? And yet when he firwith a Iltirry, Winning Wilie t hree torn- tournamen ts before anyone In the world at directing out as a pro in l%9, ..I started --club nut" seeking out designs majors in 1973 but the The Big Ross Grirnsley to Ux he BAIL11111101re Manager George 4-Sparky" straight dow n the stretch. had icr)' of golf weapons and trying theni Red Machine ran into ano - makes hun a hot coinittercial it ther Orioles for seasoned veteran Ande golf ball. .%tiller was the in- simple goals rson echoes renewed op. The experience of Rose, ;ill, Ile has been a ,s, ,)rolrrt% Aing- nut postseason roadblock. losing to outfielder .Mery Retterimund. timisnI, dividiI inrwr of the Inter"They t're to qualify," he iibservin other players and the New York Mets in the play- Brinker with lAm- Barnes (k'rsjs'ti%e .is .1 ;'rn placing Lyman's Mike Cegalis nJPPed Jeff Barnes in the 100 offs, ba ck I :.8 to 1:06.j, At that times ti-is season, the first time - point the Greyhounds were on Sixteen ( the nation's best that's happened In eight years. top 5840 college teams, Including that The Flyers beat second-rank. In girls competition the old smnoothje UCLA, will battle ed Notre Dame by 15 points Seminoles were immediately toe-to-toe in arenas across the earlier this season. The Fight- counted out since they had only Country. log Irish stopped UCLA's fabuWO swimmers, UClA, nine-time winner of bus 88-game winning streak the na tiona l championship, Is last January. The ikunds girls took1irt in the 200 medley relay and Carol favored to score a knockout "We will have the same meCattaneo followed with a win in 1 ILit 1I11 tuIf. r('(,ill Ii'riI . .i II... I. II ench, slick-fielding second The result, Howsam hopes. "I'm not afraid to say it. We baseman Joe Morgan and %as reinforLvinent against the should win avArvthi..t thi. th.oal." f;_# L------ ___ I f the 200 free. Terry Barr of regional games. Winter Haven won the 200 IM, Coach John Wooden, referrin In t he o th g but Cattanco came right bark er one at Tucson, to the Hru.ins"a2.62 conference., with a win in the 50 free. Ariz., it's Western Athletic Con- clincher over the Trojans. Joyce Maxwell finished with Dayton Coach Don Dorwher a time of I:Ie.6 in the ioc fly goes into this sudden-death which was good enough for the West Coast Athletic ('outer. Katne with plans for the po w- first. ence. erful Bruins. Katy R uedubuach finished Kansas, the Big Eight chain"We'd like to have a say in pion, mee ts ahead of the field In the 100 tree. ference winner New M State vs. San Francisco, king of S I rn as ' 47 1 Leads y Keglers es that he laments the fleeing to spring training of many of the - finishes in the 200 medley relay, with Bob Brinker, Pat Rogers, one of the premier divers In Central Florida. won the diving enritpetitIon with a 165.90. Tom Marshburn won the loo fly with Schoepnin in Second followed by Sanford itiiitet' Mike SmM's win in the too free. The 500 frm was taken by 1 Second of Two Parts) n s1ultJ(Ay,.l)I,{%l, girls finishing with one point. Lyman swimmer Rick Cavifl swallowed a mouthful of water while making the tum in the 100 freestyle. He started to choke and consequently stopped and was disquali fied. At that time he was in second place, which 1)eford tells us that the true first sign of spring in the early decades of this century was a large picture in every newspaper of an equipment manager packing a streamer trufl of balls and bats for shipment South. No more, he says, But he does not tell us what is the first sign of spring now. And it Is not the robin. 'Ihat went out wi th the bustle," he says. Perhaps it is the playoffs of hockey and basketball, But eachtsplayedindoors,where theonly semblanceof spring in sun filtering Into thearena on a Sunday afternoon. The Sporiing News, that venerable keeper of good days. views a different world, an older w orld, a world, in fact, whlchmaybetruer thantt,cr De fcJrej5 There are strong indications that America would en)oy .1 return to harnilvss illusion. The repugnant realities of the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandals remind us that dreama of glory through violence and greed and power- a good thing -a time to take stock of ourselves. Perhaps the beginning of the mellowing of America. The Sporting News headline, "Return to Normalcy" unwittingly reflects this change. The old baseball newspaper was talking about th is spring being the first In three years In which there were neither strikes nor many hodouts the new arbitration system taking care of th e latter*). Not only that, but "normalcy," a wor d first ungrammatically used by President Warren Harding In the '2 and 'I / ' Touches ()n -lop fighting tonight In Round Two past years. '11w third-ranked of the NCAA bas ketball play- Bruins have been beaten three over Dayton's must-led hide- spect for Dayton that we had for pendents In one of the Far West Southern Cal," said UCLA . ohnn M*11 i er s Out1ook i f Return grubbing are unrewarding, In some literal and figurative ways, the country Is beginning to slow down - one can almost hear the treadmill begin to creak more slowly. We have turned, with the end of a foreign war, to a closer scrutiny of domestic affairs. And we have literally, If abruptly, eased our daily pace. The energy crisis has seen to that. &zne pundi ts view this as _ ___ WHEEL-STANDING 'CHEVY REBELLION' FLY for Richard Hutchins in his 426 hour runs down the quart t'r-mile strip. Sparks IIemi-powered "Chevy Rebellion," a wheelat the end of the truck are caused when hutstanding crowd pleaser at Central Florida chins lowers his tailgate before the run. DraRways as he makes one of his 150 mile per (Herald Photo by Carl Vanzura ___ ____________________________________________________ In the 50 ffft Winter Haven's Mark Marshburn was the top man with Sanford's Mike Smith IBM,* Wond. Cavill was third. Basketbaff's g Names Take Floor . I -- Uri at hike into the hills in the I -- __________________ SPARKS Devils independent tough- the tempo of the game," said This set up the usual one-two Ic Creightori, while Missouri I)ooher. "We don't want to go punch of Fairwa Linda Cattaneo who Valley Conference champ In with one extreme, like to hold won both the 500 free and the 100 Louisville takes on Oral Rob* the ball, but by the same token, back. Fairway Plaza Laundromat Settle Butt and Carol Pottruff erts, ano ther another nonleague we don't want to go like it's the III teaniin Tulsa i !flCh. in t he Margaret Plemjns all but 57, Wathb,,n, won three points over Monroe led Ilutts Texaco to three wins west ,ar 5% Mid. 100 meters in the Olympics, a . Okla, wrapped up the win for Winter AI(,irn AiM . Mo WesIqn 72 h arbour and ho point in their match against either." Hanover. Ind U. NW Liin 16 lead in th Haven with a first place finish In the Mideast at Tuscaloosa, e Generation Gap Southern Loaner,. The second game of Thu Si, Fairmont . bowling league. Shirley Simas In the 100 breast. W Vi Ala., independent Notre Dame West regional features the a Far Donna l:ore rolled a l6764 fac ba ttle W Georgia Iii. Gat dner W,b, N es the Big Mar. Ten of teams wi topped the Laundromnats with a for Hacienda Village. The winner,Michigan, and independent power. th muscle and Inside C 10$ Villagers added f our points to qiit'ttt Teir yt St TP(,qni, challenges Vanderbilt, Peg Patey's 170-499 led their standing due to forfeit by Wt- Zn,. don't have to Sec re ta r i a t % intier of the Southeastern Con. Florida Convoy to three wins In Fly Caster Boats. ICAA Call.5. D.vist.i, Quarter fiaals s it. B rg St LS1I Pdeei Orleans $3, Cal R. vecsi* AtSuPf-cfn 99 Nortolk 5, 7' -. i, .f"~-, -- fly KEN RAPPOPORT Al' Sports Writer - - __________ first place overall. The Greyhounds started the meet with first and third PlaCt - . '' ' iwL woWd have given the Hounds '- - - - -....... • S'-- re u . 11 . AND TURNING TO SPORTS: - -I stand toe-to-toe with them," fere their match with Ann's FkZIM. said New Mexico Coach Norm Apparently Hazel Ferrell spared the 8-9; Laura Harris' lG33 was high Js.etStandifer2 The East regionals at Ellenberger. "If it turns into a , for the losers. 5.7; Jeannette Raleigh, N. C., matches mdc- boxing match, well have Andrews, Hazel Ferrell, and pendent I'itt against Southem some work on the weigh to do Cathy Sheppard's 168-4.41 was Clot, Owens picked up the 3-10. Conference tharmipion Furman ts righ a big assist for Retalk Painting atli 0)." t A Daddy as they red a dean sweep aul iiult'p"dcnt Providence md 71 San Franc1sco' Bob GailWASHINGTON (AP) over the U.S. Banker,. The 2-lfeilfor Sandy Thray'i Osmus Curol)Streetandpeg - Mrs. gy ascii, with North Carolina State, the lard: "We feel we play aggre Dot Button's 179414 and Penny Tecdy, or Of famed LII Tomes EDT De ll Shirley unas put five strikes e. Atlantic Coast Conference sive defe ns e, But we're t In its debut last snontit, &irley recoráed seve'aj runs In tie six. LAST Barc.a's 1&1-4 were a boost for' together; Doris Osteen chalked Secretariat and Riva Ridge, aggreuh'e as New Mexico." said Wedsei4ay night that 743, vi. Fwman, fli. Able Rent-AU when they woo In tow -in.m-row while Whilemany of the other ' the m. *nd ov4.nce. Slie WW begin her bid to 0,0 em " whose Big Eight retired m1llJon, thorout e points from -Friday,whita Norm Carus ms $'is,,4j,59 tsker Arceri and Carolyfl Strest learns played first-round games-Kansas Conference' also drew a first. ts'eds ha,', 'pparenUy co GMornatianth quaWylag gets unwrway at g sin. More than 40 Raleigh, N C. Paving. tSatiwday, UCl.A and North round e, scored turkeys. rn, 5 MIDEAST takes on a tough "rough as stod harso. _______________ Carolina State were us incleding such names U Don b y setMh,aan, 71 1, NoIre eightonbufl that beat igh Garllts and Gary Beck, but only the 16 lowest elapsed time 252 a os p rn and Marqst • 714, Mrs. leedy, whose Meadow tling their own conference ly-re garded Marquette, among Stables syndicated the two qualifier, will advance into Sands> 's finals to race for the *13(4) VS V*nd$,b,PI. 733. 10 OS P.M . f Wes. The Pac-8 and ACC tm- o thers, dur ing the regular seaTvt,.I Bowlers Set Banquet Al,. Tç Fuel camonahip at the Gatorneitbonais, for ghbreds on nulth MIDWEST ditonally draw flrst-*jnd byes son. Oral Robertz, a high-pow.thorou told the Wubjn, Pt-eu Club Victorious or not, this race will have a special meaulng for the in the playoffs. kani,i, ems. vs Cre.q hton , g. The trophies and moneys of the rectal County big, likeable Poulso, Washingt on dr iver. It was at Gainesville I CS r'i and Oral elefi scoring machine, will be that two mares serviced by Poerts, 72 t: s Michigan and Indiana tied 10' playing on its hommit' court Riva Ridge have Bowling Tournan:rnt, will be awarded at Lake Monroe 215 l I Itacrwa)' JI,nt one >ear age that the 34-yt'ai--oid a' Iu%a, passed the 11mg Ten title at the end of iigainst LouIsville. Inn March the reru-ded his t trt major ctory in National edition, Fo*a the regular season Saturday WEST titicai 3-day Period and one - Reservations I. attend the combined ..SCWBA and Notre Dame is favored serviced by Triple Crown UCLA,fl3, DipIon.07,5 Le,,,, CMAhefw$bwpgk, and the berth Wolverines won an against Michigan, but Fighting winner Secretariat has reac and New Mexico, 71 4. vs. Ian NCCA by beating P 4axL by U. hed 1'ICi(O. II, 1110 pm at Irish Coach Dick Phelps Isn't is ti,Hoosiers in a playoff vame impressed by the favoilte', mare — Monday night. come back in role, season," The machine Mrs. Muidowney will race in the Gatornaticmals is of the Iatt destin, and is powered by a rear-engine Chrysler, 1. - Iv The Associated Press NAJA "The car Is brand new and we had some problems with it at Round Die Wjnternatlongls last month," the brown-eyed, former Xer.tuck ySt /S. Hatings, Nub. $7 setar)' said. lodani Pa U, and "Brit we've worked them out and should be able to run with Ar.j Speed and horsepower are no thing new to Shirley. She has been ra cing for nea rly 10 ye, starting witha siower class and wor king her way up. She first ran wi th has dragsters and t he n . - •, -. on top 074 with the Sanford 1. ~ lice fly, which scored Dan Deies,sen in the fourth inning. Cuts' third baseman Bill Madlock raised his battin, g average for the spring to .612 with two singles, w hile Jerry Mo. rales and Billy Williams socked three hits each. A three-run, eighth-inning homer by San Diego catcher the best Of them at Gainesville," she added. -. . •'' .. Haven's Red Devils came cut . _ __ - ( . 1iff Johnson stroked thre,e hits and drove in two runs( or Houston, while ca tcher John Edwards had two hits and two runs batted in. lh other exhibition games, the Cincinnati Reds topped the icago White Sox l; the St. Luuis cardinals trimmed the , the Montreal Expos tripped the New York Mets 4-3; the Detroit Tigers downed the Pill. sburgh Pirates 8-2, and the Chicago Cabs clipped the San Francisco Giants Also, the San Diego Padres stopped the Milwaukee Brewers 74: the New York Yankees bombed the Baltimore Orioles 18-1 In eight innings; the Bton Red Sax dropped the Minnesota Twins 7.2. U* Kansas City Royals pounded the Oaklind vj MlIwii, at 1'.,, Basketball t-.. batted in, Cho Cho Enters Gatornationals springs. an attractive female goes after the coveted lop Fuel pjpj championship in the Fifth Annual GHtornaUonaL, at Ga1nesvill I ~ Orlando Cepeda and Carl Yastrzemgj hit two-run homers to spark Boston'i sixth win In seven exhibition games, The Reds beat the White Sox on Mery Rettenmund's sacri- drapter Ina bid tobiecome thiefirstfemle to capium a victioryin drag racfng'c Isstcit .sid quickest competition category, and a part of the $246,000 prize money. . 5 - In girls action Winter - walked with Ow bases loaded. Darrell Evans added a two-run home run and Ron Swotoda had a pair of hits and one run Kan City v T,iai at Porn pano Beach. ti Cleveland vs California at Palm College - third with 40 points, in three-way meet. tri i#thle Bill Sudakis drove In five rims for the Yankees. John Mayberry contributed four RB!, on a home run and three singles, to the lCansas City tritsnph, The male domination ol quarter-mile fuel dragster racing City, Ar.: will get Its first serious challenge this weekend March 15.17) when . . leffal NHRA class. Houi'on vs oatrt it LakIn4, 7be MI show of meet was Richard Hutchens in his wheel Foif. sla nding truck ca ll ed the "(bevy Rebell LOS AflQII% Vi MtrPiI it ion," Hutchens brough t the crowd to its feet time ana time again as he covered the entire Dayfona Beorh Fla RcVen s P4n* York length of the drag strip on two wheels ishile draging the tail gate PrtS0ur g. Fla $' Louis vi Minnesota it Orlando. in a shower of sparks. Richard really puts on a show as he Li one Of a less than a dozen drivers licensed to run a vehicle In that style. San Franc,sc 0 vi San The truek Is powered by a 426 hemi motor using a blower and fuel. Yuma. *r ii Ar:onj State Vi Chicago (pd ,at It is capable of elapG.ed time in the 9's at speeds in excess of 150 olftdelo. Aril mph- Raceway. Shirley "Cha Ctia" Muldowney, a slender brunette from Mt. Clemens, Michigan, will be at th e helm ci a brand new fuel . ' team, Tuesday dropping a 6S44 decision to Winter Haven in boys event. Sanford finished - V -. AmoutWulo(waterwasthe 001~ nesday. Just one regular-season homer short of the year's best publicized record, Aaron also had a single in two other ps to the plate Wednesday before leaving In the filth inning. Of ficially, he still trails Babe Ruth's record of 714 borne runs, The Braves won the game in the ninth when Mike Lunt - - losing for the Lyman swim Henry Aaron. He hit a home run In his second atat of the exhibition baseball season. Aaron stru ck out to his only appearance agains t the New York Yankees Tuesday. but powered a James Rodney Richaid pitch over the left field wall for two runs in the first in. ning of Atlanta's 94 victory over the Houston Astros Wed. .t about the same time that the tra di tion -e nmeshed S4)orting News welcomed "Spring Training, 1974: A Return to Normalcy," the more Iconoclastic Sports Illustrated announced th eendofanageofwondeul innoense." The end of illusion came, writes Frank Deford in a beautiful if tearless piece in a recent S.L. "when erica of repledging allegiance to the fantasies of the Grapefruit lague." - difference between winning and Spring training appears to be progressing normally for vs. philitoelphis at Clearwater. Fla, Kansas City VS P111041(gh of Bradunton. cia M11*411100t VS Chicago (N) &I owner d Kiddy. Sonsdai,. Ar.: Sir Franc.kc vi Sin Diego Yuma. Ariz, Baltimore vi Teuai at PTI, Sanford's Terry Martin had his Ford Pinto humming as he tte&Ch. F It knacked off car after car In his quest for Cleveland vi California at Palm Selectra Eliminator, went well for Terry until the last round when he really had to push sor'n"' Cal& Friday'$ Games the little tan car to its limit, only to brake out by running fasteir P,t?Sbvrgh vs Atlanta at West The 34-year-old mother is the only woman Ucensefi to race the For . . - AP Spurts Writer By The Assacia, Pr ess WCeWay't Games Atlanta 9. Houston it Cincinnati 3. Chicago (A) I St Louis 6. LOS Anglin . brutish, 1,800 horsepwer fuelers, and while this will not be ifirst outing in 230 mph company. the G&tos'natjonsb s -ill represent her most serious effort to win. . i By FRANK BROWN Central Florida Dragway held its Eighth Annual WmterThag QampionshJp Saturday night wi th the big winner a ns 19-year-old 8oton 7, Mnniøji 2 Professional in the Funny Car class, Its Cassiday An the "SunKir City Ii, Texas dance Kid," a 1974 GrandAm Pontiac was superior to his comCalifornia 7, Oakland petidon on each run as he set the low E.T. and top seed Thuriday's Games of the Atlanta vi New York (A) at Fort meiet. On the last rim of the nigh I he defeated the Stone Woods and LauderOal., Fla Cooke Vega out of as Frank HuTis in the SWC car lose. Minnesota VS Cincinnati at control, about haltCalifornia, way down the strip, Harris brought the car Taiiga. Fia. under control wi th !itlor driving HQt.iton vs. Boston at winter and continued on do wn the &ven F track to a standing ovation from the crowd. won the top prize in modified eleiminator In his Beach. Fla Hamby 1%2 Corvette- His Car, Just completed R couple of weeks D010-t VS New -ark IN) &I St Phtarsi,,g, Fie Seetn's to be mming in the traditional Hamby style as Urry and his brother Dennis are known to have some of the best and co sistant can in the field. Larry IS a local r=er Who Was the driver [Or the famile -KWdyKar" belonging to Sanford Service statIon - Viith Homer Schedule By IRA BFRKOW (NEA) - r ou , - . ' M thf l Difference -------- I .. - -- . I :- --. - , ~ - 0 tj~:= Sharpens - - Of — - ' 1 0 a 0 . __________________________ P Wit,p V . - I Sçbmidt, ns - S ~~ I SAFE OR OUT? ONLY TIlE UMP KNOWS But final score refl ects Jones runner's failure (Herald Photo by John Cherwa . ' Callon I ingle '~ft w .. _ 3000 I 0 I 7 3 -0-I 0 10 a o I 0 0 0 33 $ a s HERALD SCOREBOARD JONES *5 5 H.RBl ttii. 0"5 000 000 0-0 0 I 0 3 0 I 0 Lynafl 00 O iS 6 0 Turner.Ib 3 0 I 0 iogan 2 0 o 0 E -Hill. Byron, IS- Stoats. Byron. ' cf OP.- N0n. LO Jonas 6. Lyman Pr yon', Bury. Cosvan?sne (21. 3 0 I 0 game. Ak,n,2b him home. Bob Costantine took second on the throw. 3 0 0 0 SIMt$ Sac- Beary, Callen Terry Bachman supplied two reached first base on error Byron It 3 0 I 0 Costantine fanned and Kevin Tyior,p nitheGreyhounds' hits and was putting runners on first 3ooa IP H S IS Be SO and Beary was lilt by a pitch. Mike Totals 3$ a $ • Simmons (*1 S 5 0 0 0 1 responsible for two runs. Clay second. Andrianu was sent in to run for LYMAN 7 0 0 0 I AS S H.RII l'hlli, batting for Jeff Clayton Kevin Beary advanced them Heary 6 6 Si 1 3 3 . •. l 0 I ?.thcil a s to rihtfiekj to scoiidand thirdon a pitcherloltn .ilk 1 i II 11. ,. , HOP by e (0eary 11 0 j - á:1II;i:. a ' Halfitld, 0 all started with Mike White to Jones. had baseraps but Unfortunately wal ki ng and Sthats grounding The pitching of M:ke Sim- for the guests from Orlando, not out with a fielder's choice, irons and Dale Hatfi eld proved all in the same inning, getting White at second, more than the Tigers could The G reyhounds scored in the Bachman singled on a hit. handle as they were held to five opening frame after Hal Sisats and-run which brought Stsats base raps in the shutout tripled, and Bachman singled Iroinsecondloscore. Bachman . 1' Loop By JOHN CHERWA - 1 4 14,1974-13A Opener Herald Correspondent '- Thursday, Mar. Lyman "The truth is how do you explain it, — because I had a reputation if ha sing trouble %;1U coaches, everybody was waiting for me to become a coach, to see If I would hive trouble. And then this I honestly liked (former San Diego Conquistador Moore I, after I put him on waivers, said all these things about me not being guy Gene if able to get along with the players. Unfortunately, he Just wasn't a capable basketball player. And the proof of that was that no other team picked him up after we let hun go. p "Moore never said anything like that . to my face. "The press has been a little unfair saying there's dissent on my team." . reporter want talk to me, the superstar, not the players. It's got be hard an some of the We've some players, like Ho Lamar and Caldwell Jones. We draw more people on the road anyone rise." "Every s to to J1 z got players. exciting than ON HIS MILLION—DOLLAR HOME: 'There's things I'd change. like the pool is IS_ feet deep. I guess I thought that 1 would dive In and hit my head or somethin' if it wasn't that deep. Now it costs jiwful lot keep that pool warm." a few an to WILT ON NIXON: "Yeah, I was at the Republican convention In '68. But I think I've made it pretty clear since then that I gave up on Naun rig ht after his nomination. I was disenchanted WILTON Will T: "Right now, I'm Just planning to finish the season out I can. 1 had planned on as best I can, as graceiully as NEVERTHELESS, HE Si'! LI. .Can tell the ref a thing or two - . �---- The Sanford _-_---- Thursday, Mar.14 Herald .— Theianford Herald L Thursday, Mar. 14, 1974 Red Gold RLD Used To Buy EXx on TOD1Y' 'I .' 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THOMAS C' the voice identified by the proswhen he leaves in June. hands to gardeners ecutlon on Wednesday as that of ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Nicholas Kyreacos, Two sounds similar to guns hots followed Immediately and then the tape became muffled. Dave Smith is charged with By The Associated Press the money pledged. the Nov. 20 sla ying of K)TeaeoS, garded as a rather serious charged with indecent exposure In Maryland, it was for chariIn Santiago, Chile, a nude treedi of public morals in a waiter, in a downtown alley. arid now are free on $25 bond. ty. In Chile, it was to prove a Youth startled bystanders by Smith was Fired from his police Priest River. Idaho, where two national sense of humor. In running across broad ProviIn New Haven. Conn., eleven detective job following the streakers were stopped by po- males streaked through the incident, showdown with the law. tsation'a first reported streaker, day. The tape was found in a tape Wednesday night. One witness But everywhere, it was He also defied prison threats Wally Mitchell, police chief of said the men, who wore masks, reacos' recorder concealed in Kysreaip issued by the ruling military this small northern Idaho logclothes, showered students in the ii Defense lawyers for Smith In Ilagerstown.Md.. Wednes- junta. And a federal prosecutor ging town, said two inale strea- brary with $2 million in play day night, the March of Dimes warned of streaking prison kers were running had asked that the jury not be naked down money. became a streak when students terms ranging up to 540 days, Main Street when allowed to hear the recording 8 policeman Streakers also were reported at Hagerstown Junior College The youth explained: "I only Fired two shots Into the air. and in the because it was made without in Juneau, Alaska, pledged 140 if five male stu- wanted to show that Chile also Mitchell said the two men Central American republic of the knowledge of both parties, dents would str eak. The five has a sens e of humor." contrary to state law. stopped, were arrested and ('osta Rica. stripped and pranced through He added: "I won a dinner. the student union coffee shop. That's all," The streakers later collected Streaking apparently was re. $ . garden at Seminole Junior College as well as growing plants in a greenhouse. , , SA author Alcksandr SoLzhenitsyn has recently disclosed that he and his family will settle in a home in Switzerland, , • i Jury Told They are taught ornamental horticulture and borne services. Each tends his own plot of - ____ - BUY ,, ' IT'" *_-). 'pø V ' I ruversity in South Carolina, as - have speculated often upon a TWO Temperatures EXILED SOVIET - 14~ P0Ible reunion but nothing has transpired since the 1969 split. s NEW HOME -. - album, this latest report coming from drummer Ringo Starr . '. . '-.4 RUMORS ARE one more - r - , I t " OF SANFORD ONLY mote island. r ' ,; ______________ - . 1 __________________ - - _j Sears ___ - ;4t11 I __ NASSAU, Bahamas APi Bahamian authorities report they have made the largest drug seizure in the country's history with the confiscation of 3l tons of marijuana discovered accidentally on a re- ., . V __ Officials said the marijuana, valued at $3.6 million, was found Wednesday by a patrol of the Royal Bahama, Poller Marmes. e ffwijuana, hidden bushes in 76 burlap bags, was discovered on a remote island off the satitheastem tip of Eleu. thera Island as the police group made a routine patrol, officials said No arrests were made. . ft - students make fast responses lvsood personalities. The ceremony took place at a and an air of complete rapport at the Century Plaza Hoseems to exist among the group. The present program tel. Tlx 90-minute tribute, hostwas set up by Vocational ed by Frank Sinatra, will be 1{ehabilitat,on in Orlando. Very fli 1v ('PS Mnday night Las red hair '' few persons are able to attend turn ed white and looking heavidue to lack to transportation. er than his old dancing weight, The class was designed for said: "I am very grateful for the handicapped who have thi-i award. but why don't we mental or physical problems. t. "' çiud recapture much of the territory it lost in the October war. Bahamian Seizure . * / Just say tha t for now I am (AP) "mod American acdeaf students Seminole James came out of a 13- merely the custodian for those tots, yet he communicated year retirement to actept the wonderful guys 'nd gals who cloquently scr Junior College. the world." tributes of the film world as worked with me." The program, open to tnaii who "sang, danced and A, Cagney IaIked to the postudents from the Southeastern machine-gunned his way into dium to accept his award, the part one our hearts" orchestra played "Yankee major problem at the moment: Cagney, a movie tough guy Doodle Dandy" from his 1942 a shortage of students. and a self-described song-and. Academy-Award-winning film dance man for 40 years until his that won him an Osw for best Thomas has worked as a retirement in 1%), Wednesday actor. The audience stood and missionary, pastor and teacher night received the second Life clapped along to the music. for the past 18 years. He Achievement Award of the In a nostalgia-filled evening became interested in the deaf American Film Insti tute from that included ma ny clips from after meeting a deaf barber. its director, George Steve Jr. his most popular pictures, his More than 1,000 people at. friends and former co-stars reGiven a alphabet card by the barber he soon learned all the tended, Including California called working with him. hand signals. Guy. ilonald Reagan, another Charlton Heston, chairman of former Warner Bros. contract the When "talking" to tits player who co-starred with students, his hands fly quickly. Cagney In the 1938 movie "Boy from one sign to another. The Meets Girl," and many top [lot. Los ' - .4 ill paring to launch an offensive to Pat Nixon In Brazil - ( - I- Oo e nforcing two million for the year, less than and the fire was returned, observation posts overlooking half of what they got in last The action was in the north- the Damascus-Beirut road that year's record take. em sector of the territory Israel Israel captured from Syria in The figures are estimates, captured from Syria in the the October war. but Montagu is believed to know October war, where the front Al Shark, which speaks for as much about Soviet gold lines curve to within Z'l miles of Syria's ruling socIalist Iaath dealings as anyone outside th e Damascus. party, said the landing was part Kremlin. The firm, one of In Beirut, the pro-Syrian of an Israeli buildup for London's biggest bullion deal- newspaper Al Shark reported "continued aggression" against ers, has handled Russian gold today that Israel had dropped Syria, Israeli officials clairt*d sales in the West for many paratroopers on the slopes of Iiii week that Syria was eax The Communistl CWM the new plane, a replacement for the FM fighter-ti, outpe rforms the FM In range, bomb load, radar and bomb guidance stems. Four FSEs arrived Wednesday at the [Lien [faa air base war Sauon. the uth Vietnamese temniand said. tha , - the January 1973 agreement permitting replacement of arms' munitions and war supplies only on a piece-byPiece basis with ma teriel "of th e same characteristics and properties." Venezuela host, President Carlos Andrew Perez, success in his "arduous tasks ahead" and Invited him Washington for a state visit. Mrs. Nixon said Perez and his wife were -very thrilled" by the invitation and ac. cepted, but no date was arranged, Her last day in Caracas included a hectic round of Uvities, including a two-hour Inaugural military parade t included t planes screaming overhead and rank after rank of soldiers in a high-kicking goosestep past he t presidential reviewing stand. Mrs. Nixon also got some Of the flAvor of Venezuelan cultural life when she visited a museum of colonial art and watched the famous Yolanda Moreno troupe of f(Ak dancers in a colorful performance. your normal college professor; With every when he gestures with his hands has a meaning. tie's not simply trying to emGeorge W. Thomas is fiot SI a point. ThOITIaS, YOU see, teaches - - the year to help pay for AmenTEL AVIV, Israel IAP Mt. Hermon after two days of can wheat. Syrian and Israeli artillery heavy artillery duels on the GoHe added that the Russians traded lire across the Golan Ian Heights below. got an average price of $90 an Height., for the third straight The paratroops landed ounce, making their sale of day today but Israel suffered no Wednesday afternoon shortly tons worth $124 million, casualties, the Israeli coin- after a three-hour artillery exMontagu said Moscow actual. mood reported, change along the northern half 1 sold more gold abroad Ii, The command soul the Syr. of tb,' 40-nut,' SyrLin'Iracti a total of 311 t&,ftS. But then uans opened tire on Israeli posifront subsided, the paper said. the price was only $3 an ounce, tions near Murat Belt Jann, The report implied the par-a. and the Russians realized $348 Halla Haria and Tel Sham, tr MItUN, &'utti Vietnam APi - American officials deny that the delivery of four advanced fighter-bombers to South Vietnam violates the Vietnam peace agreement Prohibiting the introduction of new types of arms Into the country. The Viet Con g have charged that supplying the FSE to the South Vietnamese air force violates the provision of e First Lad)' of the United States wished her Th Wheat By ELIM NICHOLS Herald Correspondent - AspokesmanatMonujgu,aid most of this gold was sold during the first nine months of U. S. Den i es Violation ill, been delivered to Cagney En Reti"rement ers 'Hands' Help Deaf Garden Is roe I, Syria Kym Lark. up a' ftee-day visit to Vene2uela's presidential Inauguration festivities and headed south for another inaugural, the installation of Gen. Ernesto Gelsel in Br-a- - - The baby's father Is orchestra conductor Andre Previn. The child weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces and will be named Fletcher Farrow Previn. Prevmn bprincipal conductor of t he London Symphony Orchestra and interrupted an engagement with the Amsterdam Concert crc$ieg, a to fly home (torn the Netherlands for the birth, Preying, who Live in the &zrrey countryside south of The Iondon, already have 4-yearold twins, Matthew and Sacha, and last year adopted a Vietnamese orphan girl, - Pat Nixon today wound $ on Ransom , 4''P ,4i1 lili'l 14 the People's One other foreigner the Laurant at the ref iner>' he Samuelson, 36, of Cleveland, Revolutionary Army, the ERP. Ohio. was kidna ped on Dec. 6. It French manager of the Peugeot aged in Campana, 60 miles It said the final ransom demand was expected that he would be automobile comp5ny'I sub mirth of Buenos Aires., would be fulfilled today wi!h flown north soon after his sidlary is still In the hands of EssO said the guerrillas ongj. publication in Argentine release to Join his wife and Argentine kidnapers. In niid- naliy demanded 110 mIlilo., in million selling gold abroad in uelson today following payment newspapers of an advertis, three children in the United January, the McKee-Tecsa cash and $4.2 million to be spent 1973 and i(4 of the money of a world record ransom cf ment stating that the ransom States. fthn of Independence, Ohio, on food, clothing and health wound up In the United States, $14.2 million, was "part of the super-earnings Ess's payment brought to paid 11.5 million ransom for centers for Argentine flooti says a leading London gold Esso Argentina announced obtained in Argentina through about $20 million the total American construction victims. company said I; dealer. Wednesday that t he money had exploita tion of Its workers." could not arrange for som co llected by Robert is engineer Charles kidnapers th Samuel Montagu and Co. said of di st r ibution the goods, and year in Argentina. The take in Hayes. in their annual bullion review the guerrillas agreed to take 1973 was more than $30 million, today that the Soviet govern. ho w le amount in cash. wi squad th m os An EltP commando t of it going to lef ti st ment sold about 280 tons of gold Esso did not say' how or where guerrillas and much of it paid seized Samuelson as he was last year, the highest volunie by in the company respayment was imiade. foreign lunching companies. they have marketed since 1965. _______________________ ______________________ U.S. CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) ays I __________ HUD J Corner S.R. 436 a r1d 434(862-6777 FIRST — �S- . .5 -.------- ..--- 5- —.5----- S _ -_=i_ =-= -_--.••. 4j lic -._-.---. . .-.--,===•=— fi ,• , _.s • —: ___% - . - -S - -- •'-- ---- : 4 ' . -._- . . 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I said Witness some of the fine recent cekends ire consumed by this to myself, 'how long has this LONDON-I LENSi- There siderably above the &3 million asked for new ones, which were and coming films, such as business, I've got to get out." been going on?" V "Five on the Black Hand Side" would be no great surprise in barrels a day they were little better than the first, "But I adjusted to it quickly. the Middle East If posted prices producing In September, would although and **Claudine." And, a bagel was bid came down to around $8.33 a be able on their own to force on came back to Los Angeles end simultaneously, black actors small quantities of the oil. the licople don't act the same barrel, from the present 111.65. prices down by are maturing, too. flooding the 71w Kuwaitis now say this is the . way. Go into a restaurant here, That would tiiean that the price market. But Saudi officials say only oil thew will cølI It A 01 i#uuiiu JU1I3 baby, and you pay that crude had not quite trebled they would never take sucti '-. check. ploltational films," says Oilmen say that relatively since the autuirm, instead of action outside OPEC. "That 'being Famous' thing Yaptwt Kotto, "They're OK if low prices are likely to be bid at having quadrupled as at wtiote trip in itself." you're hungry or just starting Just the same, Sheik Ahmed the next major auction, to be I first met Yaphet Kotto in present. out but I'm doing OK and I'm Zaki Yarnani, Saudi Arabia's held soon in Abu Dhabi. _________ M' Mexico City when he was doing not a kid. I'm an actor." Arab politicians and officials oil minister, says he is con. Producers believe that the low _________ oe a bit in a Dean Martin picture, say that lower prices than this fident he can win enough bids stem from secret He said it with pride, lie's an "Five Card Stud," lie depend, in the immediate support in OPEC to reduce agreements negotiated among actor and recognized as swh was a long time ago, now. There was a time when h future', on how many con. prices soon. When he does not nil-consuming governments "I've been through a lot of cessionsthay can pry from the hide behind would do anythlng_almmu)5t ambivalent Just before the recent emnotion,l and mental changes Israelis by the continued use of statements, Sheik Yamani is Washington conference of anything-to get a start, to Select either since "Five Card Stud," he the oil weapon against the West. usually as good as his word. make a few buc, to feed his -- consuming nations. Western bell bottom says. "I know where I am now, I'h complain that too many family, but now he's an actor, Saudisandtheothenlike. governments are stoutly or straight in 1974. At the time we first met. people in the West think the oil thing Arabs could be preparing denying these nspicion.s, but proud of his ta!ent and e1pn is confined to supplies' to go I ("UhIfl't si't' through the leg styles along craft---anl he's being choo) mth the Amiaricari they have good reason to. " daptrap and the phoniness, his biggest recent credit was and embargoes; they them. plea for lower oil prices, but OPEC has said that it would in shrink facade of the business, me selves regard high prices as a they say this will the James Bond lilni, "live and be politically take counter action against any to fit denim, material things and the tiiore Important weapon. ) ! 11111 Let Die." lie did "Truck possible only if Israel makes such buyers' cartel. Only in Saudi Arabia is there sufficient concessions. associations used to be . 'firer" with Isaac Hayes. The Middle East moves Irt.ant to me. Matching any real appreciation that high There is not much Joy in this fast these #I.....L Corning UP is "The Treasure," (lWilJ) a surplus of "Hut, you see, there are those prices could situation for the Israelis and crucial with Camel Wilde. Then he goes Jackets issues are forgotten who make you think all that is crude on their hands because into the big one, Repor, on the , ' perhaps not even for the tomorrow. Less that a year ago available important, I've grown up. I've the rest of the world will cut Americans, who might not have "participation" is, Commissioner" gradual in size 36 wised up. I used to drink-not consumption, especially if sufficient influence over the nationalization) He says he'll do one more film was regarded to 44. much-but I gave it all up. disturbance from oil to most Israelis to obta in from them by after that then stop. most oilmen as the most - That's the opening card In countries' balance of payments everything the Arabs want, important question facing the YAIIIET KOTI'O many cases. It comes with brings about a world recession. "I want a rest," he says. Most people assume that the oil industry. Now hardly anyone "I've been going like blazes for ... Quick Adjustment growing and I've grown." Saudi Arabia happens to be Saudis would not want the cares, even the companies seven, no, nine years. I deserve He never believed that what the one major Middle East posted price to slide below $8.33 whose assets are being taken He says he never realized the if reStr I've made enough bread has happened to him- producer that does not actually a barrel, since this is the price over. They are much more linixiitance of lllovm~ outside j, movic ia the last to, need the hugely increased they f3vvred at the Cliristnias concerned with security of three years to California. Here, where movies cool it for six months." revenues that the present meeting in Teheran when the supply and the level of prices, are thegives backyard for a TV career, He prices are still gtneratlng, but Shah steamrollered them Into for the record, the Saudis lie says he'll just forget the nobody actorsindustry, much of settle a didn't He even turned down a it is also the one that really, agreeing to $ll.. This would have But, now made up their minds Hollywood scene for a tumble. DEPARTMENT STORE series offer- $17,000 a week-to decides world output. Latest still be a long way above the what to do about the Arabian while. He'll do other things, "Rut I went to New York," he stick to his guns. He won. He's a estimates of the size of price of $3.01 a barrel that American Oil Co. (Aramco). 213 E. FIRST ST. PH, 322.4712 play some basketball, do some says, "and everybody was imiovit' star now. reserves that Its output Persian Gulf crude was selling They million for last autumn, could be doubled to soon as it is politically eon. har-rels a day, and that rate of The drive for lower prices Is venient to do so, probably by l)utputsusL1mnt'd for next 60 being helped by the current nominally taking 100 per cent of refusal of customers to pay sky- Aramco bu t in a manner that at years. By ANN RUDY high prices for oil offered make sure he was covered, fIrstjves them littie more in age dog and shed profusely. None of the other members of open market. These prices have real erms -; Copley News Service I'd call him a dumb mutt that the,er cent But the boy didn't SSCJTI to the Organization of Petroleum been paid for marginal supparticipation recently agreed and he would wag his tail and notice and took faithful care -. Exporting Countries can look to plies, and frequently by by His dog house is empty now U IIT curl closer to the bed of the 01 tIIIiI. the Kuwait government. this sort and we hardly hada chance to boy he loved. He knew no of future. Many of marginal operators. The Together, they won ribbons Lawyers are still at work on them-such as Iran. Iraq, amount of oil that say goodbye to Noctie. trlck.s at obedience school In the city Kuwait put the necessary legal window He was my son's big, black He was a drooler and guests Algeria, Nigeria, Venezuela upfor auction last week was park. And he would mind the dressing. Their task is corn':: Newfoundland who loped afand Indonesia-can put to good big for these small men, and would back away - not only Y. If nobody else, with plicated by the desire to • FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY ter him on long walks over Use every extra cent 01 oil none of fromthemoiatureandhisslze slow ;e which showed / big buyers was preserve the American tax open fields. He was the hulk I - but from his frenzied greet- what a sacrifice he was mali- revenue that will come their prepared to bid 'e fat prices advantages of the present fell over in the darkness of the ing. way. They are little impressed Kuwait expected, ir to his dog-given tights, structure for the four oil boy's room when I checked to With talk about hardship to rich He ate more than the averSchool was out when Noctie The Kuwaitis were staggered companies-Exxon, Mobil, nations, howled and clawed at that the highest price they Texaco and Standard Oil of front gate. Minutes later, The Saudis, with their ability received was $9. a barrel. California-that hold shares in to raise their production con Thov rI.ri,1 all 1.1.1. ..-A a. boy would appear, CkOD his I LOT LADIES, 54flIR4 IMflhII4.'J books and dive into atussle with him. It was a flve'.mln'\ utehIlowhithIefttj -' pa th og empty now and the boy comes in quietly and puts his books WAShiINGTON___I,_ -Inflation rolls on. In January, down on the dining room Ia__________ We. when industrial output fell for Consumer prices .. '.. the second successive month, He is saying his own goodconswner prices rose by I per bye, I know, in his own way. t .t.... .,. ... Ak_ cent after seacaniil a dhistmant - 0Wfl •t fl ---S--fl _S the biggest leap in a quarter of gate where no dog waits. a century, apart from the sharp lag on hui bed, staring at the ong rise last August tien a shortceiling and remembering l Lcci lit'd priit' freez' cttfle ff walks over open fielth. Wholesale prices. rising 3.1 My own silent goodbye in. per cent after a 2.2 per cent rise eludes a thank you. Thank in December, make it plain that u, Nothe, for AWing * bO ino bad news for cons ners what devotion is. For corn. is on the way. panlon,ship and loyalty ''ei 5; Last week the futures without hope of I'tW17d es. markets for commodities went cept maybe a pat on the head. iiltl. Government economists And, most of all, thank you take what comfort they can for helping my son to love so from the fact that three. I Goodbye, Noche, thatheis able, a1.so,togrieve. quarters of the rise in January's consumer price index was due to sharply higher prices for food and for energy. rrin fuel oil ro 13 ner cent U ' By midyear the explosion in rise in the cost orlRing, plus a3 LONDON - (l.ENS) Rn- vtarstup.s in the area ert' the and its size III be Increased for these two categories should be per cent productivity lain and France are building up ships of the Beira patrol and the same reason. The next over. But already, over the past allowance. But with unem their naval forces in the Indian one or two frigates in group will contain a cruiser, 12 months, real wages have ployment rising, such militancy Ocean to counter th.' rapidly Singapore. live frigates and a nuclear dropped by 4 per cent. The tiiay stop short of the expanding Soviet forces there. The present group, which will attack submarine bargaining-table. a lot of executive council of the AFt The number of Russian ships, stay in the area for about 10 ships nowadays. CIO has now called For a new including supply ships, in the months, cotisisLs of fivi' frigates age target for 1974 of 12 per The only thing that is sudThe French navy has also area has doubled in the past and an auxiliary vessel; it will cent on account of the expected denly cheaper is money reinforced its forces east of year. The American navy sent a be supported by longrrange Suez. It too has gone over to task group into the Indian patrol aircraft of the RAF being a mobile force, - partly Ocean during the October war Operating from Singapore or because France has lost the in the Middle East, and intends (an in the Maldive Islands. mnership of the naval base at to keep one there from now on. Although this force may leave Diego Suarez in Madagascar. In late December, the British the Indian Ocean periodically but partly because a navy began what are called for port visits or exercises reorganization of Its command "group deployments" into the farther east, its main purpose is structure and an increase In the Indian Ocean from Britain. to balance the Russian in. size of the forces were needed in Previously the only British lluencc in the Indian Ocean, response to the Russian build. '' -- __________________ -.5------ ______ 41LOL 0`011 aria Jackets -- "b. ____ C,. - - ' l Lot of With Coupon With This Coupon KNIGHT'S OQ FIRST E. 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PRICE 35 Okay Articles For New Chamber OPEN FRIDAY - NIGHTS 1 GROUP By JOAN HABIt Herald Correspondent Ladies' FRIDAY, MAR. 15 SATURDAY, MAR, I ONLY 208 E. FIRS I ST. SANFORD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-Articles of incorporation for the new Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce were unanimously approved Wednesday night by the 35 persons attending the second organizational meeting at t he chic center. Attorney Thomas Freeman was instruc'ed to (lie the document with the state. There were some objections to the name "AltamonteCauelberr)" but Freeman said It could be changed and "designate the area tobe covered." Temporary Chairman Thomas Ross conducted 11w' hour long session. Mrs. Vivian Morris of the dues and budget committee estimated expenses for the fIrst year Ilandbagsl/2 PRICE\ Garreff's TORE PH. 322 (1 I' Pr.l : - O at TAGSI i---YS Indian - tFu 2 LOOK FOR THE GREEN In - 5 Girls' Summer Dresses 140rtsweor PAIR Buildun 200E. FIRST Downtown Sanford B.C. Puicce COMPANY Ph. 322-5244 201 E. FIRST ST. PH, 322-1494 - at sizoco The dues schedule recommended was: ,n.amh,.r. td.flVt ehertr nI-re S thi'. -. —........- •SWtSI lESS .J, 5Sl, iatc nitiibr 12 anti residential, $15. meuiberships will be available until Ma y I. Both the budget and dues schedule were accepted unanimously. "it will probably take us about 60 days to put $3 in the bank for the chamber; the cornmattee has $800 already and will meet again next Tuesday morning to plan our campaign," membership chairman Robert Hattaway said Appointed to the nominating committee were Mchacl 'Jones, hairiiian; Charles Glascock, James Caltrider, Mrs. James Keyser, (horg WiIImiier, Thomas Freeman, Robert Haflaway, Mrrilyn FIo>d, and Daniel Dorfman, Next meeting has been scheduled for March 28 at 7:30 p in. in the civic center. During that meeting, the group will elect nine directors. The directors will elect a president, first and second vice presidents, a secretary and a trews 54.1 -r *' ( rRIDAY T OY frJ /7 ALL % Blouses 0 Y 49 4 OFF WIT HTHISAD FREE PARKIrh, IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY nS E. FIRST ST. PH. 222-3524 �I 4121—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 14, 1974 Jt1i Styles Parade Helps Library I Miss • ' j. I)Eljt)NA_ A fashion show, lunc he on and card part)', capturing the latest In spring styles, boosted the Dcltona Public library Association building fund by about $O0. Under the direction of Mrs. George O'Brien, ways and means chairman, the event took place March 6 at Deltona ('timmunity Center, Fashions ran the gamut from casual attire to INhe ultimate for "after five" with emphasis on pantsuits,, ultimate colorful caftans and dresses for every occasion. S/IM'EAR ( Modeling the exciting models in a background musical M'ttlng provided by Mrs. O'Brien were the following memrof the asoctition Mrs. Melvin Zkgtrmfus Mrs Joseph o..1iey, airs. isuneun Muhrenbw'g, Mrs. Mel Boren, Mrs. N str :.At Charles Boiles, Mrs Frederick J Weigand, Mrs S B lallabaum Mrs Grace Berg, Mrs Ray Wedmer, and Mrs a I (')rillaOConnor -- - According to Mrs. O'Brien, this project is just one of PANTStJ!TS STILL iN' FOR SPRING ' many fund-raising benefi ts designed to build a new corn- ..l to r) Mrs. Boren, Mrs. Bolles, Mrs. Weigand (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) munity library this year. To date, the building about half the fund amount necessary. ' nes Sizemore, Shower Given Barbara Flynt of I/ ' ...(I to r) Mrs. Siegenfus, Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Stuhrenberg (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) Miss Maria Gnlk'tt.m, brideflaw kins, Miuhu'l htotunda, Michael ('iilIetta and If it flit'harde, Jcrr Daniels Jr., M.ircie .kntfrr.son, Buff Kei th, David RiCharde, stis Clifford Johnson, William Owens. and the Misses Judy Temple, De bbie Pemberton and Janice guest o(honoi'ata Linen shower Causey, l.yde Lavender. Also H. H. Eaton, Neil Marlene Bag,gs, Lori Nicks, Holcombe. at the home of Mr-s. Michael RiCharde, 2645 Elm Ave., elect ' MODELS FOR FUN FUND-RAISING EVENT lacks Miss Maria Galletta Entertained At HomeMrs. . ' till So 7 b- ' Sanford. ' 116 The party area was decorated with several potted plants arwi the gift table, overlaid with a tiown and yellow afghan, was centered with an antique hrr"M Lamp. -. ' - - - -- ' - - - _____ - r - with lace, featured a center arrangement of yellow and white daisies, baby's brea th and fern. Guests were served were - ', - \ • sherbe t punch, strawberry • S%%çPa - short cake, mints and nuts. '. ,1' f '. - / , 5% a daisy corsage with white - accents, ' -. - % - White carnation corsages were also presented to Mrs. • - -- - Rrl r,2ilan. m,,1h. ,-sf IL. bride-elect; Mrs. W. B. RiCharde and Mrs. S. M. RiCharde St., mother and grandmother of the future _____gift was a tfllegroam. Hostess ___ ___ thermal hIakeL - . - - — - _ '..1" 1w groç enjoyed playing several bridal games and a social hour while the bride-elect opened her many gifts. Richard TJ . f '#"$ - - - HAPPINESS IS A BRIDAL SHOWER ...... I I to r, seated) Mrs. Galletta, Maria Galletta. Standing, Mrs. At. RiChar&. Mrs. RiCharde, Mrs. W. Riarde (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) C E. N. Hoke, M llj ' Cmde Lack Central Focus And Identity YORK • - -- - - ., - - - "_l J- - - - J T111 * Prc4e&cortalh I st wives World Gardening chairman, and children, rare1i hwbands liii.'r M husbands. has rr'rwpd - - - - / -- - 97TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION SMILES -, I- I SA 1, DEAN IIOUTWELL. (center ) 204 E. 24th St., Sanford, grins his appreciation for a birthday celebration organized by his granddaughter, Miss Loris E. Boutwell and his son Clarence, while he is recovering from an injury in an area nursing home. me party was put on xi by the Sunshiners, a volunteer organization the Boutwells helped start n II$I in Palm Beach. -- ' — r. • " az., '"".' The traumatic aspects of mnendation from National cons4'iously fragmenting a Headquarters aluung the club DELTONA — The fourth % ketwe ja am series rndrnUals for each move are co1ithed this year spomorej emotionally destructive. Mm C.- 1C Floleers vahm- C3W wiLl be Mairch 11 a,1:30 Won' rn"Of taketranqwhaze'L teI to be Al den to the begin to drink or just eeI judges, Mrs R.D, Wesley will be tkgi'es.sed. ,t 9 ,4...fr t,th -,fr.4. flown show. - Two things happen to s.G will entertain ata rhikken. Mowig can bIIiIII unch at her borne honoring br F.uulmes rinser together but the jiges. Mrs. LII. Tripp '1w) 450 iiia •zserload the chairman Of judges. systeit. Mothers expect Mrs. Frank Donahue of children in the wa; of Sanford Flower iop demon'atifieation, This even topmaking artistic pm in recritnes ke J$fl," li arrangemeas cocnblrthmg fresh &jr- saii ___ and permanent flowers. - ' ñ - pin. at Ur Normandy g'..._• _, - - - -- : Spru"9 LO OrVA '".LA -,, The Masonic 1'-itple the iriatr:i . lIenr Fitlow tog the tnstallati(n (1 Mrs Hawkins w it.J'i the gael Barrow. setting for installattoit of of' aso&-itt' patron; Evel) n the w ortli matron, her and extended best wishes for a fict'rs of Seminole Chapter No. hayes. secretary; Mae husband, W. I), hawkins, successful year. 2. Order of the Eastern Star. Sheppard, treasurer; Phyllis escorted her to the east where The new w orthy matron's Installing officers % ere Freund. conductress; Ethel she received an arril bouquet of watchwords for the )-ear are. Gloria Warren, Kathleen Moore, associate conductress: long-stemmed yellow roses as Faith. Unity and Compassion. Reynolds, Joyce Nicholson and Ethel lursfoy, chaplain; Myra Elaine Drake sang "You'll Her motto is "11w Spirit of Man Helen Leinhart, past matrons Bet hany, marshal; Helen Never Walk Alone." the lamp of the Lord." Elaine Drake was soloist and l.ienhart, organist; Kay The worthy patron was then Proverbs 20:27, and her emJoan and Julie Hawkins served Williams, Adah; Katherine installed and escorted to the blem is the open Bible and as candlelighters. Alexander, Ruth; Elsie Gt'r. east by his (laughter, H.ette candle. Officers installed were. Mary bert, Esther; Marie Richter, Hayes, while Mrs. Drake sang The chapter room was Jane Hawkins, worth)' matron; Martha; Jean Eckel, Elects; 'have Faith in God." decorated with white satin James Ijaes, worth) p.tr(n, I-';i Williams. warder and After ffu-cr were installed, cascading down the front of the Carol Harrow, associate Harry Flicking, sentinel, the installing officer presented rostrum to steps leading tutlw dias A Large blue candle in a gold holder adorned the top step and above it hung an open-work , Frances Williams Honored star fntt'rsperetl with flowers in the R)S colors • A styro(oaiii Bible with gold edges rested on the second step At Pre - Nuptial Festivity with a yellow rose corsage on one side and watchwords of th(Mrs. James H. Ixe Jr. and crystal and blue -ase, and red worth), matron on the other. A Mrs. Marion Roberts were co- roses, baby 's breath, iris and in silver holders accented with large basket arrangement of hostesses for a bridal shower mnumns in a large arrangement all silver appointments. lOng'stemiimiwd yellow roses was honoring h'ritle-elect Frances on the mantel. placed in the west. Guests were served fruit Williams at the IA't' hoint' on ilk' mefreshmuent table was sherbet punt Ii, petit fours. A color theme of blue )cllow East 14th Street. overlaid with a drawn-work orange glazed nuts, mints, and white was used in the The party area was decorated white slicer organi ('10th, over sugared strawberries and dining room. 11w refreshment with thoughout lovely aqua, highlighted by an eucwiiticr balls. The honor table was adorned with blue arrangements of mixed spring arrangeiiiemit of multi-color guest was presented an orchid candles and yellow roses. A flowers including African roses, baby's breath, white and ulirsage to complement her cake in the shape of an open s'inlets, orchids in a silver' bud full mitumits and fermi in a silver i;ow n of pale pink flock ciii' Bible was in scribed w itli the sase, sweetpcas, roses in a container, Flanking the cen- broidered miromnist with worthy matron's watchwords. Other tables were decorated matching accessories with blue streamers inInvited guests were terspersed with yellow and ' W. Williams, mother of the i white roses and hihes of the bride-elect; Mrs. Fran it s.illcy D.irlantl, mother of thi future ------- -I' IIII U. IIU33V WL'LV ji ini,; IOU 105 gj'an(m)ohIwr, Mines. Ella Rae Dunn, Stella Mrs. II. Ii. Slaughter i Also Mines. W. W. lyre, Roy h'r)or. Ann Fishcr and Rosalie -- Rowland that be Mrs. Flowers STAR WOItTIIV MATRoNS AND PATRONS . ..-_-.•,..-. '-.-' '-•- " "aft 'i , -A(N Gloria Warren. Joseph Warren, James Hayes, Mary Jan' Hawkins Miss Sliiztii'u, J. B. Hutchi son ' e a motion to the 1^;Jw%i s ftalro.11+ '' . . Wed - ' In California J:{ites R tes ' ' -- "' Brill, Walter Teague, H. B. Kellyer. Mrs. Linnie Moye and Mrs Ella Rae Dunn registered Owens, Alfred Stank Walter Hutchison, formerly of Sanford, graduate of Wall High School Fesler, Jarnes Druin, John guests as they arrived. of Iioriicr, Ted Williams, Gordon were married in Aklergate and tie University Methodist Chnrch. A reception California. She is a former Bradley. Walter league Jr., t.Ii_...• . I ti lUIiUWt"J III '.IWUVH raviiion employe of Trans Trans World ,tII(J l "L 1',IUI. Also Mines. Phil Stank)', Restaurant, Los Angeles. Airlines. Walter h"csler Jr., George The bride was attended by 11w' bridegroom, son of Mr. Chapman, J. J. Bolton, Jumus 6 her three sisters, Jeanne, and Mrs. Robert Hutchison of Brown, Cecil Carlton, Edward Joanne and Jud> Shizuru. infor1, was graduated from Smith. Hill Bridges, W. H. Fort The bridegroom's father served as best ,mmn, Ushers Georgia Instituteof Technology and Arthur Harris. means I column by In Also Misses Ethel Riser, were Jim Shizuru, the bride's and served asumcaptain in U.S. es Too small fo, anad?c Mary Ileth Williams, Linda brother; Dan Suzuki, the Army. be noticed or effective? The newlyweds are making Harris, lynn Chapman, Karen bride's cousin, and Clayton Yru're reading this onel was their home in Atlanta where he Johnson, Deborah Williams and Fuller. David Hutchison is based as a pilot with TWA ringbcarer. Christie Burnt, PALO ALTO, Calif,—Diane Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Shlzur-u and Joe Boyce James J Shizuru, the bride is a [l,,,lI meeft -,' . speaxer will be professor of Education at Florida Technological University Albert T. CraIg. His is "Educetian. Yester. day. Today and Tomorrow." A question and answer period will follow. Craig revel red his B.S. degre, from Southern Illinois Universi ty, his M.A. degree uuvst " - Pa.'i.c.1 o' [vecsation to those who taught FlU PROFF.sS4rn w I umse. - - - - - - * - - - - - t her-home. Mrs. K. F. Cole. class teacher, expressed her up. Mrs. Henry A. Simpson, - -, - - - -' , from St. iractiiirc. 14 0' -, ' 14 - ' 3 t '4 I - U - -/ — -. - ...( ltor OES Conducts Installation -- .. (API— 4 1•;AST ' -T'iT." • I (.tWTRAL CIRCLE Central Circle of Sanford 'Crtg to p;ecr is the old husband's needs, Dr. their Seidenberg says Garden Club met during ar Guests present were Rev. Leo housewives have good reason expression for a breakdown," c+uklrn's needs and handle holLsewives are the new servant at the home of Mrs LH. King. Mrs. Magaret Wrnz and Tripp, ARTCI2TER OPENS for gomg to pieces, says a said Dr. Robert Seidrnherg. theIrhousewormeirbves class in Amenca. rn Painm Ave. Thirte,n CoUIcToRsExlflnmoN Mrs. Lila Jackson. ithiatnst who considers the "But it's a better description of fragmented arid they spend members and one guest, Mrs old expression appropriate for the lives of housewives today. more 1mw with "The husband's life has a Van Tsu Liii, me hail was decorated in a today. were present. The Loch Raven Art Center They must meet . their with their families." central core: his job. But Patrick's theme. Mrs. Tripp, served sweet rolls opened the most iznpc*'tant and ime 1w Is transferred to On arrival guests and a new and coffee, comprehensive collectors' members were served home. community. a wife must "lake Mrs. 11.11. Grier circle exhibition in its entire history made cookies and new friends, extend herself to establish a new identity. Even President. Presided over the on Tuesday. business sion. w read a Mis. Flora Wilkins, class The show, open to the public, when nio es don't ocuir that president, presided over i0ens, "Quiet Heart ' by Kohl. Includes worts by often, a houseatfe's life is in a business session, with Mrs. D. E. Spear to open the meeting. Robert Henri, Pieavi, bunch of Pieces.— he said Reports were given by Shahn, Winslow Homer, M. Paul gising the devotional . Seidenberg, author of committee chairmen, Salvador Deli, Alexander program, Two traveling trophies Calder, Jackson Pollock, 'ctmafr Wives. corpOrate e. A. Rowland and Mrs. honoring past presidents, will Robert Rauschenberg and C. L Thomas Casuahitwi," explores the made donations be added before the flower many others. in his book. 1k practices Al. to the birthday bank and Mrs. Syracuse, N. V., where around ShOW, ic1dikd on Mardi Selected from many of L —AM sent six carils to ill and 1x'i f the natton' arest Central Florida's finest members during February. the ns the Garden of month corporations have branches. award collectio , it is first time ;; and where he encountered was presented to Mr. & Mrs. many of these works have been Mrs. J. P. Thurmond is mmians corporate wives" in Robert Brlsson, 410 West 10th available for public vier. recl4)etat*ng an illness at NEW , - - Daughters Wesley Sunday School class of First united Mrs, John Meisch Also Mrs. Mary Ketus Methodist Church met fellowship hail with Mrs. C. M. Holland. Mrs. Paul Mrs. Lester' C. teiji Mrs. Flowers. Mrs. A. B. Stevens, 14. W. a, tn a E. m Mrs. G. B. Hudson. Mrs. Mrs. Searcy and Mrs T. K. Clarence Pursell and Mrs 1.0. Wiley and guest, tin Ray Dahlservir,gashost Mrs. 'p John Clark r'. - ' of Jamings, Mrs. A. W. Gwuleii iE)sychiatrnist Believes Housewives I Activities r'-- - - -' $4 J # ,. , BI'bOUi' and Hilda Hencb'lckson. Also the Misses Carol Area Christensen, Maggie Falk, Cindy McMann, Ka thy Nulty, DAR CHAPTER TOURS from the university Of Illinois, Betty Rethwill Dorothy COUNTY'$ OLDEST CHURCH and his Ph. D, from Florida Rogers, Marge Rogers, Linda Sta te University. Smith, Sharon Wagner, Judy The March luncheon and He was the founding Wight and Kate Barbour. mee ting of Sallie Harrison president of Valencia Junior Chapter, National -__._• n'lPtv rnii,.. •i-...... [ughters of the American munity College, Orlando. He Revolution, was held at the has served as a teacher and Longwood Hotel, administrator from elementary After a short business through university levels. meeting, the group visited Admission is by series ticket Christ Episcopal Church, or a donation at the door. Co. Longwond, the oldest claadt in chairmen of the series are Mrs. Seminole County. Mrs. Wayne Fuller and Mrs. John Caballero, a member of the Hall. Refreshments will be church, told of its Interesting served following the lecture. history. Attending were Mrs. DAUGHTERSBACK Raymond Ball. Miss Edith -EDUCATIONAL FUND BeaU, Mrs Robert W. D..ane .. --'i Miss Galletta greeted her guests attired in a pastel blue coat dress tr'unined with gold buttons and eomplemented with Mmes Douglas BaU Rohrer, The Yankee Lake home of yellow and white, the bride's L. Bluge, Glenn Ilurgr'. Mrs.. James S. Ekern Sr. was chosen colors. Donald Chorpening, CtiarIt" 11w relaxed setting for a bridal Two refreshment tables, Clemmer, William Fernand. shower honoring Miss Barbara covered with white linen and William Foster, Charles Hof. Flynt who will becorr.e the brj appointed with crystal and (on, Stanley Lazio. Carl of Troy Ray Jr. April , at silver were centered with Masters, Mike Parker and First United Methodist Church, arrangements of da isies. Petit Joseph M. Patton Jr. Serving as hostesses with fours, sandwiches, nuts, butter Mrs Ekern Mrs Clifford mints and coffee were served. E ALsoMrnes,Obertopiedra A Robert Robinson, W. Johnson evening's Gary Zittrower, Steve Gomer, Powell who presented the bride- festivities was the opening of Kenneth Boren G Stake and elect with a daisy corsage and the many gifts the honoree Vincent Cox serving pieces in her registered received. flatware. Invited guests were Mines, Also Mines. Jordan Rouge=. Accenting the gift table was a Hazel Flynt, mother of the Edward Zitek, James Stjern. miniature bride gowned in honoree, David Austin, Dennis strom, James S. Ekern Jr.. ) Richard L. Swann, Edward . The refreshment table, covered with a white Linen cloth edged .Sh!r Sizemore, 'Showers of Blessings." Two Braddy, Mrs. W. D. Dunn, Mrs. Mathieu. Evelyn Marple gave her a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. crystal candelabra with blue V. M. Smith t4 Mrs p, Bridal games and chatter shower. Guests were employes James B. Sizemore of Geneva, tapers flanked the entire Morgan were co.hostessea were enjoyed and each guest of the J. C. Penney Co., San. was given a bridal shower at arrangement and a floral The home was tastefully jresentedUiekldeherfavorite ford. the Bel Air home of Mrs. arrangement of blue morning adorned for the festive occasion recipe and stew." Clifford ,Johnson. Co-hostesses glories and grenmry in a white with many camellias and roses Men's Formal Wear o:her parties honoring .ss RENTALS were Mrs. W. L. liters and Mrs. basket was adorned the from the gardens of Mrs. C. G. Stitnore were a miscellaneous Robert Bruce of Crystal River. chandelier ibove the table. Hart and Mrs. For Weddings. Proms, etc. T. D. Scott, shower given by Mrs. Donna The party area was decorated Nuts and mints were served Focal point was the beautifully Menard, B.L. Perkins W sister of the in blue and white, the chosen from crystal compote X4 E. First St. s along appointed refreshment table bridegroom elect. colors of the bride-elect. Many wifli the cake and punch. featuring swirls and garlands of Ph 3221111 Mrs. Wilimi Morgan arid Mrs. lovely gifts were piled high on a —oi Shan was presented with a nylon illusion, satin bows. table in the living room under a corsage of small white car. camnellias and sprengeri. white umbrella with blue nations and baby's breath with The table, covered with a handle, suspended from the whute accent tocomplei,ietit her white polyester lace-trimmed ceiling above the table. ensemble White pomnpuin cloth, was centered with .\ a bride and groom cen corsages were also presented to footed crystal punch bowl - - terplece was placed on the the mother of the bride and surrounded with white coffee table beside a blue Mrs. Mildred Peters, mother of camellias and a fluffy cloud of burning taper. Framed pictures file futurebridegroom. S ink nylon net. Refreshments of of the bride ' s engagement ;ut'sts played bridal bingo chips, dips, nuts and mints were announcement and one of her during the evening Other in. served with coffee and fruited wedding invitations were vited guests included Mines. B. by THE TWINS displayed under a mirror near g Hardison, Allan Dobson. punch, Invited guests were Debbie the entrance. and ROXANNE Fred Cawley. Harold Iliers, Edwards, Fern Reeves, Lou 11w refreshment table was lienen Carter, Amos Gooding, Ann Summersill, Linda overlaid with a white! lace cloth, lh, h l;Iing, Wilbur Nolan, J 'hnsnn, Greet the sun, (i nth Morgan, Vtrlin Arnelt, and Michael Andrea Morgan, Dianah and the sand and the cut glass punch bowl, With Korgan Myra Sizemore, sisters of he water . . . and antique silver base, filled with ALSO Milk-s. Edw;Ir(I llughs, bride-elect arid Mary Ann and (nut punch, dazzle your larry Menard, George Jaillet, Dresser. ('entering the table was an ('art in Bradbury. Robert Also Mrs. J H Sizemore, simply great elaborate two-tiered cake. ,% Bradbury., Lynn Stogner, mother of the bride-elect, and swlmwear. miniature bride and groom liobert Crawford, Hart Hinson Mrs. Mildred Peters, mother of stood on the top tier and on the and Misses Cindy Sutherland, the bridegroom elect, Mrs. t\•,,_______ One piece, other a complete bridal party Suzane Arnett, lkslie Bruce Audrey Johnson, Mrs. two piece or bikinis appeared to be marching down and Dianah and Myra Margaret Goit, Mrs. Marvin the aisle. Inscription with matching Sizemore, sisters of the bride. lkese, Mrs. Barbara Stevens, cover-ups. Mrs. Edyth Mann and Mrs. All sizes. Joan Dresser. (;ENEvA — Miss Ramona ALso Mrs. Lois Morgan, Mrs. Shan Size'more, bride-elect of 1'lrre Smiiithi, Mrs. Vivian Wa iii' l'uter.s, was honoredat a l)unn, L)aisy Ilinojosa, Mrs. txnbl sh,wcr at 11w hoitie of Iins Scott, Mrs Janle Hart, fy)Qr' ti) Mrs Horace Edwarth on I"ort Mrs. lsobel Greer, Mrs. Bobby oo N. Park l.amie Road. Mrs. Windel hiraddy anf9rd, Fla. Ph. 322-2383 and Elizabeth ¶ Herald Correspon dent Thursday, Mar. 14,197A-58 Bridal Parties Fete Shun Sizemore 0 4, By F'ANNE'rrE EDWARDS The Sanford Herald __. .''_.__ ------ 1x2 topic I o4w,n-c. PI.t! I ctj ,S �---- !i =-- I TheSanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 14, 1974 POLLY'S POINTERS Employers khtS TV Thiie Previews Z. Dear Abby ZA Use to the rescue Questions Learn Power Of Praise TPI5' V. have but fun but one wonderful job he ' s done, he pouts Please DEAR "MRS. YOUR JOB": Too bad "Mr. Your Job" hasn't learned the power of praise. Most people need , to know they're appreciated to keep them whistling while they ocx-k, 1)E.tF .1U\' Will ou pk:e settle a family disagreement? We've decided to abide by dxison. We have two children, ages 10 and 12. 1 them to write thank-you for all the gifts they receive for Christmas, their birthdays, or for any ot her occasion. My husband says they are young to be required to write such notes What do you think?. 01110M0% your require notes too DEAlt MOM: A big fat sole for you! As soon as chtltrrn can print they should be write thank-you notes for gifts. The habits they form when they are very young land this is a good onel will can over Into their adult lives. This goes for boys as well as For some strange reason boys are more neglect this im pox-taut courtesy. Stick to your guns. taught to girls. Inclined to Morn. you who Along very awkward handicap for a man who is in business and has to shake hands several times a day. My friend adjusted to this defect beautifully. I once asked him how be did IL He replied, 'Everybody has a defect. It just happens that mine shows." BOSTON READER DF:Aft READER: 8eautIfal - I am the Ilk! lie CONFIDENTIAL TO A. IN PHOENIX: Don't hUh back. There's not a man alive who e.alda't retire comfortably in bla old age U be could sell his what Ii cost him. - -- C) paper _ something been s which . ILLY Although she was an bo- Kappa, she still C boon to HORSE SENSE In pioneer days, ti ° practical experience was called gump surface MacDuff forces reversal on dummy. Ills reason for this was to guard against the possibility of a 4-I break. Trumps broke 32 so he proceeded to ruff another spade with his next to last trump; over to dummy with a diamond to ruff the last spade with his last trump. Back to dummy with the second diamond to play out dummy's last trump. This drew the last trump and gave him a chance to chuck his nine of hearts. The ace of hearts arid three diamonds the rest of the tricks. hone Sense." advice column on practical psychology to help prevent divorce, delinquencey and other human foibles, I was asked to create a for practical parents like After pioneering this much of the progress took M !tZWWAPR CTUI1flh1 A drinnino kitchen lattrati (24) The Advocates (44) Bold Ones S:30 It) Fire House Pass 9:00 (2) ironside It) Movie (6) Kung Fu (13) Movie (74) Humanities Film F orum (44) Movie : 10:00 (7) Music Country (6) Streets of San Francisco first ¶:7GHOR0SCOPE 11:00 (3) News (4) News (6) News (24) Bill Moyers Journal (44) Night Gallery aper's handled it. for querle that 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (4) Movie (t) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movie 17:30 (6) News rounds reputation, or seek _ 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (6) Movie (6) Movie (44) News matters -' FRIDAY ______ others 6:15 (2) Sunshine Almanac (i) Sunshine SWARM budget, ough. Almanac 630 (2) Spring Street , Elvis Gets be Junction (ii) Film 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares Ii) Love 0$ Life (t) Brady Bunch i44) Not For Women Only 11:55 (4) Hews 3:00 (31) MisteRoqers Neighborhood (41) Green Acres 3:13 (13) Tomorrow Show 5:30(2) News (4) Green Acres * .., MEN (I)) Ernest Tubb Hogan's Heroes FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. All Souls Church 9th & Oak Light (t) Newlywed Game 7:30 (2) Doctors The Edge 01 2O GAMES -PAY ONCE FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING 100 rpgg Night Mu0 Iul - -. to I -- handle emergencies from earlkàt days, and lids is fins since the whole life can be made safe and secure. Teach early to have more - - - :• :- -a patience mrice Your miss out on the big $UCCSI possibte by being too impulsive, Do nothing that could make your youngster feel inadequate. Give the encouragement needed Religious training early, also. 'TheStars imp the do not pei" at you make of yow- life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for April is now ready. For your copy send your blr1hdateand$1 toCarroil Righter The Sanford Herald), Box no, Hollywood child could - 9-. Vocational Forecast long stamped, return etitelop.. cents. It cootMos the original one- plti* 35 hour "Test of Horse Sense" that led to the daily Quiz Colxwm of that name... (Always write to Dr. Crane in cam oftheSanford Herald. enclosing a long, stamped, addressed envelope yp1d f1flt1Jl4 cads when you send for one of his booklets.) h MOO allI on Jill on ago Juu -1l IJjll Jill JJ amilJi 1lIII 1Amon11 J1010100111 Ijul jljl Jill ROOM JIlul NolJi Jill Jill Ill Jill Jill a Jill am1l amp plo is sex throuh his sbgtng style, he genera y doesn't get 'F JACKPOT ou RACING 'HOLLYWOOD — Even Elvis was a little surprised when, during his nezt-to<los' ird night show at the Las Vegas Hilton, a girl threw baby-blue bikini pants on stage. Though Elvis has girls throw themselves at him onstage and off, and though he's lh lop maie sex-symbol of the girl. and thoughhe frankly ez. — BINGO Three On A Match As The World Turns Let's Make A Deal Days Of Our Lives The Guiding - -. - Surprise man go 11 With food prices so high, the Colonel wants to make it easier than ever to enjoy the best fried chicken Kentucky Fried Chicken! (11) direct after lunch analyze what Is USH • NO CASH VALUI 6:30 (3) News (6) News (0) News (6) News (t) All My Children (44) Movie (4) DEALERS (0) New' (1)) Wills Family (31) Sesame Street (41) Lucy Show I'OO (2) Jackpot (6) Vegas show. Tain Jonesls regularly with lingerie showers, hon. and he encourages the treatmt. But girls at Elvis' shops are more inclined to Call us Now I altfilrb 1 jrt — pefl him with stuffed anima Is. #qrrdh 3222611 or 831.9993 In fact, shortly after the girl thtw the bikini pants, anothnoth. erhandedF.IacuàJJy,toy er handed El a cvMy. toy can 30 cents on the famous 1.65 regular Kentucky Fried Chicken Dinner with the coupon above. OFFER GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, MARCH 17,1974 NOW N FRIDAY MATINEE this kind of traffic during a - Offer good through Sunday, 3/17/74 PARTICIPATING 600 (3) Ne-.ss () News (4) Search For Tomorrow (V) News 17:55 (2) News (I) Limilt Dinners Per Coupon AT • Generation 17:00 (2) Ne-.ss (6) Secret Storm (t) Password (44) Variety News 12:30 (2) Baffle (6) Dinner COUPON : (24) Electric Company (44) Gor"i'r 0,1..- AFTERNOON 700 (2) 6:00 (0) Sunrise Jubilee promises made. Buy the results t of a regular Kentucky Fried Chicken (44) Petticoat (4) Gambit (9) Split Second I-SO (2) j'with' this (0) Movie lI'OO (7) Wizard Of Odds gore Is Handle 1:30 (2) Bonanza (14) Fury 10-30 (4) NBA Basketball What do Look , cen s By Oswald Ii James Jacoby In Roosevelt's ad. The bidding has been, 14 MacDuff, the best player in ministration, the term West North East South evolved, which Scotland, looked over dummy 14 carefully and remarked to is the opposite of of "Horse F Abby's new booklet. "What For 2* Pass 2 MacBetn, the dummy, "Your Pass Teta-Age Want I. Sense." 24 Pass 3$ friends the witches must Ibnow,' send Silo Abigail Van Bare., 132 Liii, Dr., Bey. 34 So Pass ' So I developed a one-how' have told you this is the time R". Cii. $s212. b' H $ -Test of Horse Sense," that has to overbid. Fortunately, I You, South, hold been widely used in industry in have a lot of extra values and 4101654 TA K Q 63 $ A J $4 What do you do now? weeding out bralniruster w e may come out all right. At glance it looks as if college graduates. —Bid four spades. A the slam depends on a Our CARROLL RIGHTERS w' U, S. Navy asked to ceasful heart finesse. Mac' cowardly alternatIv, I. to pa.. employ 50 of its practical Duff had seen TODAY'S QUt1ON this, but he questions to sort out the officer suspected the finesse would Instead of bidding two clubs candidates In Its Navy Air be wrong. He planned to your partner has raised to two qiades make the hand anyway. Corps during World War you do now' from the Carroll Rlnv Institute over the hand carefully and And here are a few of the see ADSWTOmsrrO* if you can figure out how / sp typical 4-answer he --- ---- - --- - -. iMultiple choice) JACOB MODERN MacDuff used a dummy Send $1 have let Hester defeat her Phi reversal. At trick two he book to - Wan at Bradg.; fc/o FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1t74 this Beta Kappa laughter: ruffed one of dummy's Rad newspaper) p Q Box 489, io City Station. New York, (1) A veal chop made which spades. Then he played two NY 10019 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Don't take chances with of trumps stopping in your typical sound while afoot: favs, or make credit expansion In am. By OINK. MOO - BAA - COO7 afternoon, you can get much of value done and can extend Answer 10 P' .ous Pu l ac(2) Ferdinand would be the' tivitles in new, more interesting directions. Fish Tale name of the PERCHERON. C'A(J'U 0 ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 U you cunplinient th o pt ose whose ORPINGTON - GUERNSEY ,t ,,., A experience Is quite different from yours, you learn much. Use POLAND CHINA. umoss 4ot,.(mjnni, intuition more. I Li'g It,)13) 'The Tigers are a baseballVaod liWiIu-s,rn TAURUS i Apr. 20 to May 20) Handle Important 1,J3L with t 'A, 1( Or 42 Gi'm ran ni an team in BOSTON, CIN. -•J wisdom, particularly govermnentaj ones. Be tactful handling " L I'?ht'I &e -r a CINNATI HOUSTON personal friend. Show 4S hard how much you like them. DETROIT. 4 Tlif reL bjnjrd ii Operatic .4 GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Reach better understanding 'r Jrmadailo (4) A employed by a With associates for greater mutual profits. SHipped $OI'haiappu,e that civic CARPENTER MASON werop i7Youngl, rnatterquickly and well, or).ou get ojg) Si Betoir I$Gl(tfOpod BUTCHER . TAILOR. 52 Warble MOONCHII.DREN June 22 to July 21) Carry through with mollu Ii.ailtbie 4 ntob i-mel I t5 Creatures lacking legs siu,rrco,., 5'anjr,' new garments that will suit you ad travel in a S4ObKfl i' iOir .'Ian.i - SCHOOL. 13Smvnt oirr mirably. Stay within '4 Tbr.ri II Operated ii Armed N Sculler - HERD PACK. 5'rafi' iamicted unflart, IEO July flto Aug. 21) Try to please romantic tie more. and 40 Worsted fabric 57 Turf (8) The Bible character who 24Iit,nctba,d iit..uaow'pntt it Ship. spars add to personal happiness.Take Take no chances with one who is a lost his life because he got 20 Flower part Sitomtauier a DOEs hypocrite. 13 Fish .comb 4JSaredt,u,tiol was: SAUL - JOSIUJA. t liabi lCoi(.edIJ form' VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Make home more charming, F4ypt fJ)(J, - SAY3N ttibuturs 2emor as American restful. Avoid clutter. Be sure Your choice of colors isiight. Don't 32 Petty 2 Yemenite headgear rducaluwaast who was killed 3' Ciwtu4 llfland dag,m garrulous tonight. 25Isef,'it 45'ut,i't-, I ('trni.. br IS Purifies ttntta Irm Ii #'unUin s because he didn't get a haircut LIBRA iSept. 23 to Oct. 221 Be direct In stating g your true Wirral was: NOAH - ABSALOM position to regular contacts for right results now. Reach better SPte'strnth eth,su ted 1 -7 Fe'naiq' traitor 41Ob n,si f'iKt to 1 JACOB . ELISHA. 7 Kind of skirt catch Stan, r idge plant ur4ersta,iding. Find more modern methods. trout "'"° 5Ciiuri-h part SO Hawaiian IS) Which athlete was made 7 Tranirn,,q, 31 FlaIr 14 SCORPIO Wet. 23 to Nov. 211 Being most bf(,n4 rnaiki,,ta famous by the gopher ball: OK O SPA PIA with connections who have anything to do with your property A$%i and RYAN - FARMER. TREVINO. pocsesainns iets you fine now. AARON' M'sILTAItlLJ,, iNuv. 22 to ike. 211 Morning Is best time to 19) Which creature bears her going on and then to take the right steps toward young by a process called gaining goals. Plan pleasures. 'kindling" DOE - COW . EWE. ('APR ICORN ike. 22 to Jan. 20j Tap your subconscious and MAUI' find the ideal answers to personal problems. Come to a better (10) Which ricknamed understanding with romantic tie. (Titure had but tw legs QUAR1US Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 Don'twa1e aii time UriELSiE NANNY BIDDY proving relations with others and get better results in the future. TABBY' Repay social debts; show appreciation of past favors. ..,,,,, •, LI JLJJ WIW1IUUT1iU1 5US t'ar leeo. ai Mar, 201 fun carly how to handl, that or whet your children's wits, Litter MOW OW a most unusual solutIon Is reached. Make yuw then send for my " life more Interesting with rate. IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN IODAY.Jie or she can easily Guldaice booklet, enclosing a "Baintruster" - U U U _______ ''' new PLAZA - THEATER IUU•UmuI...a.u..i. U earn a living or even stop a - - 1...JbM Tele"sion trump For of America, plus Inventions and discoveries, have been produced by non-college people! Yet they have not been given the proper credit, for It has -. 1 , WIN AT BRIDGE )IIe degrees even though such triUlant doctor's can't Problems? You'll f..i liltir it -' °' ' 'u" fir a personal reply, write I. ABBY: Box N.. 1670. LA.. Calif. *U, Louse stamped. self-sddrem.d eav,l.pp, ' - I been customary to kowtow to eaperleace for _____ that CONFIDENTIAl. TO lmmeu,elyj, - ______ Hester. 'BROWNIE": I IlLick YOU IbOUM take all those letters and Ilk them under "V' for 'yester. day.' And U you Ibid yourself reading them Iwbkh Y admit depresses you throw out 15 gone, and it is over. -- t Later, Question Unresolved seascn. liesi plays a small.to:i doctor who refuses to sign a U'-b*ed repairing a neighdeath certificate after bf trot. The neighbor offers WASHIN iAl', — examining the body of a man Ac- say it's like night follows (la y,tiatleng (IL' IICVflSCS on a that to happen—a broadcast Ii- cou1dmakeomefonn of to' ye hint a car, which John. '( whiLSt' wife claim.s died of cordinif to a study cited by the said the FCC's general counsel, case-by-case basis." cense bill the House Commerce action on the concentration-of. Boy needs to commute to 8:30.9 ABC FIREHOUSE "No natural causes while In flight in American Newspaper Publish. John W. I'ettit, in an interview colige, if he'll repair the roof. Way Out" The Committee passed last week media question mandatory. Hemore didn'tpetitions rule out would the firefighters save their small private plane. erg Association, 476 broadcast before he left the FCC this week billty be He ks alter school for days, a boy who has been buried in an Ironsltle, to stations-97 of them TV—are in to go into _______________________________________________________ Now Showing Plus " "A Ali vs. Frailor IMCerdury private practice, Ize the roof, then the neighbor excavation, then race to a lire make a s en route to the town tiled nn1' 'rek,, and ech as a favor to his common ownership with newspe ( ;t%Lintpulously tri es to renege which seems to be a small one old doctor friend, quickly gets papers in whose markets they "I think it certainly causes us miionttis onbargain, in a laundry, but sooii threatens involved in the Investigation, operate. to focus on the problem again," To (1;t!l-, th" '(t I- - irl hi 4 an entire business block The study was made three 1W said. "Frankly, there's sort barred the purchase by a 5lflgle because ( i f a common attic. The I I t years ago and hasn't been up. of a feeling around here..,that person or firm of problem Is that businessmen 9.10 ABC KUNG FU dated, according to an ANPA we ought to fish or cut bait on and AM.FM 8.* NBC SPECIAL: THE radio station cornwho feel they are safely "Arrogant Dragon" A fll;1.1sIhfcJ.I{.LIJ'J:rfd[.J:..i,._. this." one-time spokeswoman, -"j WORlD YOU bination in the same market NEVER SEE removed from the fire can't tong master wants to give it all Ri IIupji Downs, once Jack l'aar's believe how serious the up and return to his native I , bA il r.ii But the Federal Commu. Justice officials emphatically sidekick, and later anchorman situation is. OAIL According to Pettit, a China with his daughter. But ifications Commission, which deny suggestions the sudden TOMORROW on the "Today" show, narrates Surunwr 'grantiiatber" clause In old tong masters can never five years ago first proposed burst of petltions'to-deny— rule means It doesn't affect ?' his special which brings to the Joanne %oodwaril Winter Dreams , I — quit, unless they prefer death, rules on how many stations any three in January, one television viewers some rare this threc-in.a-niarket cornbinat. two escape, firm can own in a single mar- muonth were politically ions that existed before the rule glimpses of microscopic beings 9-10:30 CBS CBS TI1UItSDAVtti,'n Caine helpstothe comes grips with a tong ket, will take another whack at motivated, an wildlife behavior patterns. was passed by the DCC. "But N IGIIT MOVIES 4 REItLJN assassin sent to prevent ( it in mid-June. And what they You probably never realized - 'Birth of Prey" David Janssen escape. you couldn't start out to acquire do could markedly affect newsIAVI( A spokesman said the depart. such a combination now," he that the bee Is so busy he never stars in a movie about a i paper.broadcast combinations. ment simply grew impatient said. K learned how to be a smooth dogfight Chnt EaStwOOd between two waiting for the FCC to act on fIye, and you'll see the helicopters. Janssen plays an The FCC's June hearings on i Dirty harry In proposed l'cal broadcast own. F:'.cn if nothing comes of thir: t -t nrpht,is of the air-traffic ciji over Salt likt' lu-11 AIICTIIESTREETSOF broadcast ownership were ership rul''s and 'we finally felt new FCC hearings-.-and inMaini Foe catterpillar Into a butterfly and City who spots three men SAN FRANCISCO "Death and scheduled after the Justice De- impotIe(l ti' go ahead and dustr. olin us il-nt expect jj the-development of the chicken currying a woman off as the Favored Few-" They don't partment's antitrust division ' ''T'- Matinee "embryo. 2:30 hostage and taking off in a make nice guys out of petitioned the agency in a case All as copter following an armored. newspaper people on television, involving newspaper-broadcast lrAilm. Evening car holdup. lie gives chase, an Every one is an unscrupulous, ties for the fourth time this 7:15 exciting flight through narrow unethical gossip-mongering year. 9 :3O 8-8:3() ABC CIIOI'J'EIt ONE mountain passes. t-olwjmist. This time, he writes "Killing Time" Political B The four petitions all ask Ito Regular about the social set, but makes fanatics plot to kill a guber. renewals be Admission _______ ill denied — imiore money for what he doesn't license natorial candidate, To make write. When he's found tour- St. Loins, Des Moines and Miii sure of their getaway, they 10-li NBC IRONSIDE tiered, tie investigation centers neapolis for radio-TV station:. kidoap the wife of a chopper "Riddle at $24,000" JA I Dest Arnaz on high society, where a in which fw newspaper pu (mechanic, demanding tit the Sr., guest stars In this episode number of suspects lishing firms have a financial quickl chopper stay on the ground or which has been stamped a pilot interest, as Keller and Stone I she will die. The decision is a for a possible series next iiwesligitt.' _J PG Justice officials say the peti. 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Then I rub it with a dry cloth. My dogs plastic water dish gets covered with lime from our hard water. I let vinegar soak In the empty howl and it comes right oil. Before starting to use vinegar I could not even scrape the lime oil with a knife. Now my dog always has a clean dish and if the lime 1)011(15 up again out comes the I had 6 younger brothers and vinegar bottle - MARTHA. sisters and we lived on a I'L l)E,tll I'ULLY - M Pet Pt'et' is with manufacturers of "So I dropped out of SChOOl to cookers. Alter using one several Nears you still rreMt tifl the house and to see .iave a very good pot but cannot get a new rubber gasket for he rest of the children got fed it since they ha%e changed the models. - MRS ('.M. and clothed on schedule. t)EAII POLLS' - 1)o tell Laura that the next time she " married a neigh. makes out an order to a catalog house she should place a clean sheet of typing boring farmer. and a carbon under the order blank. I'm them with straight pins so they do not slip Add "But I always had a yearning (late and page number in catalog to the carbon copy only and leave itin the catalog (or easy reference should to go to college and get an go wrong. - RUBY (;. education. DEAR POLI.\' - Tilost' who have lots of dandruff showing "So I have an avid and not time to wash their hair should cover the bristles (if follower of your daily quiz their hair t,riiht ith nylon stockings lie Ilk' n Ion on the column, our editor heath, back ,iuci cut oil the e''es. Brushing the hair with this Test Your Horse Sense.' eliminates dandruff and its embarrassment. Brushing with ..And what delights me most AMY'. the nylon causes static Si) the dandruff clings to the nylon. about It, Is the fact I can usually I)EAII I '( )LLY - W are a family of Sk. To comply with xitscore my daughter, who just the energy crisis t''rv time someoni• leaves a light on lie has graduated from the state to put a live cent lot! in basket, At the end of the month the university, person with the fewest iOUs collects all the money (ruin the others. This really keeps those unnecessary lights turned oil. " - SIIEIIYL student and won P111 Beta IWAII I'OI,LY - I discovered that a carton eggs come in doesn't have exactly fits in the egg container in my refrigerator. I just cut the practical experience that I oil the lid on a new carton, leave the eggs in it and put the have. carton in the egg holder. This elimmnd:es any mess a broken egg might make. II several eggs are needed at one time I just "So the daily newspaper has Ii t out the carton, take to my work area, and then replace it a my hunger for easily. —('ATIIERINE education." try ro %00%J _%ncow&v%tration Media Thursday, Mar. 14, 1914-78 into great user of vineg,r and always keep a bottle on my kitchen shelf. I would like to know the difference between white and red vinegar. Can red vinegar be used for cleaning or will it leave a stain' CASE Z-577: Hester D., aged 42, shows that culture and education are not limited to college graduates. "Dr. Crane," she began, "My mother died when lwas a junior in high school. been DEAR ABBY-I like the way tell people have to live ith something they can't change (a accept it. tIn my son's case, it was being the shortest one in his class, and it really helped him.) that hoe, I am reminded of this story: A friend sf ..*4... L.. - •k..,_L --.., .. tnumc mu nis forefinger In an accident—is W P-01 *. CBS THE WALTONS tough one for police—which life , "Tfl Car" John-Boy gets do they risk' PoIIy's Problem I)KMt POLL? By GEORGE W. CRANE, Pb. 0., M. D. By ABIGAIL VAN BUB.4 DEAR ABBY: Alter living with "Mr. Your Job" for years, I had it. I used to love to cook It's no anymore, because no matter bow hard I try, my husband never says it was good. If I ask him if he enjoyed the meal, be says: "Yes. why should I say anything? That's your job," I made draperies and curtains for the whole house even slip-covered the furniture myself, and he never said word. When I asked him II he thought the house looked nice, he said: "Sure, but that's your job." Funny bow If be washes the car or mows the lawn and I don't rave about what a for a week, print this, Abby. Maybe "Mr. Your Job" will see it. and take the hint "MRS. 'ouR sow' Vinegar comes ezb) ~'r 1.,*7 Mr. Your Job' ShoId S tiN N Collates e% -460, Navy The Sanford Herald P.M. Wed,, Fri., Sat,1:45p,M, *All New Grandstand IPost Time 8 Kentvck Matinees Mon., New Color TV Sorry No One Under IS JRflFORD-ORLAflDO KEflflEL CLUB 10 Miles north of Orlando between Res ervations (301) •ll-Iivo "I 0 AT THE KENTUCKY FR IED CHICKEN STORE NEAREST YOU fried Chicken COLONEL SANDERS i U �- ___ _______ _________ I p 813—'- The Sanford Herald Thursday, Mar. 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? Kimbrou gIi N e w m a n Wa r Erupts Over Ambulances, Complete GE Stereo Component Set THESE FEATUREL, COMPARE ___ With Units Selling For Much More __ -.I -!?-V Z0 Jet Burns In Iran, STYLE-PERFECT VINYL WALLOOVERINGS HANOI-HANG 0"WALLPAPER 60 37 Perish — - ____ L. -' - - - - Discover The World of Stereo Today - - 0 - Wu 41 sr,,, Z5% . 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 — — -' � 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 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/b848a9925c55ce1883e3cf7f06e9a793.pdf 9f9f2383ffd48ec744cbb5ae752c7ff0 PDF Text Text a --me B sanford Herald T.esday, Marc,h 12, 1974 _____________________ Legal Notice — Legal Notice j1Nt1ciT FIcTITIOuS NAM IN THR CIRCUIT CuwiT IN THI CRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE is n.reby given that we CIRCUIT. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 11th JUDICIAL SEMINOLE cousyy, FLORIDA CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE or, engagrd in buinft at 351 High *0W 17 l3, Cass.Ib.rry. 37707. COUNTY, FLORIDA PROlATE DIVISION S,mnole County, Florita under the CASE NO. CASt No. 74.I.CP IiCIIIIOUS name ol OPEN SESAME. DIVISION I Estate gpi w intend to register said In re: me MarrIa. ii ARNOr ZIMMERMAHN with Ih Clerk olthe Circuit nime GARY C) GALLAGHER. ilfihiSt' I)' Uhilliars lflhOU5lfli' Diceasid. st.ir.dards I'- IIt reatis t'very *4uInd, Court, Seminole County, Iorida in NOT ICE TO CREDITORS . When longres.'c w11n1e(I Iii bill 1w votes on — a rarity TO ALL PERSONS HAVING spend nmne', on a congres' ht're"I. iciilious Name StatuteS, y JUDY N GALLAGHER. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST sional flag Wile. Wit Sr ton IS 05 Florida Statutes shot it (town hut i they've mi'llowed to' SAID ESTATE: Congfess Bids Chicken Little Lieu 8 Tom Tlede — - $ When he came to Congress a itiarti'r century ago, lilt. (,rns.s had his reset ations IL)oUt I lie Ik'ait Ii of (lit' nat Ion. Soss' prepanng for his lit ire' nit'nl, he set's it lie but dtHtfli Thi' Ri'jiuhlic. hi' sa bluntly, is about In collapse. l"or thoM' who know the would you 1k it - atxivt' or them, "l'vt' always objt'ck'd flotil,ed and required to tile • claims and demands which you, or tk'lo%u' the squirrel tall on an to the way they run this elher 01 u, may have against said aultitmolille antenna?" situp," he says. - now ,r'rt' estt in theoflic.ot the Clerk of in, m1 when, last year, the than ever. He says the past Circuit Court of the EigIi,,gp hloucew as considerIng a $28 few Congrt''ics have been "the Judicial Circuit. Seminole COunty. nhIhtIon grant to the arts and worst sirhet' I came lien'." 1k' tbor,da, Probate Divisi*n., in the ('rusty losva ltt'puihhicjt1, I hi',e iill 1)1' flU running (toni uniii'r a (ailing sky. harold Uoci' (rns.s. 75, has plavi'd ('hiickt'n t.ittk' in the hInus' ot lti'iiit'5i'tit at 151's I'tt'l slthCt' lit' j i,ivt'd. I"or 2.5 'j r hi' has sIIMMI on I hi' 1loo, all 56 iii hIm, SVoiiving uhich Wittild come first I hi' sinking iii liii' ship fit tati' iii a 54.'l of uuiu, iii liii' (litos- ning ol his i'li't'It'd tw'is in hit' lake ot hi hat-g NOW liii' Wisp, kuacious sinci' 50011' of tIle flU)'h%' iIirIliI'rs ot'iong It) tilt' T&T ('liii, "They come to work ' " ' ) ,;)' 0 4 ' - r -/ • - .. : :- . • 5J " -ti' Gross lwiteves the repuidia- not an economic exlx'nt. a po. lIon siihl to' From the highi'st siti'ifl m,ins iii his i'olle;igijt's (fit' presIdent will, in a lsI support, he says he has know the US. IS spending Its way to ruin. "The dollar to(lay," he sass, "isworth about 31 cents compared It) hut' 1939 . frivolities I'rolt'.ititiill tth 12 succt'sshuit 'ani ign Io arii'mliiit'uit that mon' than $35,000 (the na speech. colleagues hiavu' ill)' pit' kin hut spending measures he' calls "outlandish nonsense." his ttghit(istt'tjnt's is legen' darv. When Johm Kt'nnt'tiv was prvsidt'nt, (;roM loudl With his retirement ne'ar(t'nd of thIs yean, he is inene'asinglv being chanipionet1 as a kind of boths'rsomne' but valuable curmudgeon parts- tinht'. and Frank Sinatra being ing attendance' record (98 per ntghtiifi' ,tint other i'xpu'nsIst' chaulleurt'd to the White ci'nt and his thorough-going Cheating Grows As Social Statement By Tom Tkde — ______ _______ ______ ________ _______ __________ ____________ _______ ;ii ,.,..., '(•'r.. . -',JtX"L:-i'-•. 8t / I _______ _ ______ . 'F,. ._ 'l ,_ _______________________ - , - '1 name of ALTAMONTE mission of Seminole County, for Petitioner whos, address 505,beO,l77intavorOfROlERTK it RElTfN ed ALUMINUM, and that I intwv to Florida, will conduct a public P 0 Bøe 1795 register said name w,th the Clerk of hearing In co4'lideq recommending a Sanford. Florida 33171. ano tile the MORTGAGE recorded in Official the Circuit Court, Seminole County. proposed change of zoning from R 3 original w'thi tile Cure of the above ReOt' look U7. paps 7V in favor , Wrwfl uw 'I I • aiC COuvsu - nullion In gasoline taxes. State energy officials have i , , .i. i C3u.'w.'u uw 3a301 ,' ' •.....e a , ' - mand gi-ows IC) per cent a year In Florida, indicating the take I' from .,5SOi1flC taxes k t. Ii by about $2.7 million a month. II LICENSE PLATE SAYS IT ALL c*ilya few in the United States and the same model used by the d England, Queen ?' m WU ''"Y' SOld IaUen for these things for a long south Seminole branch cow'. Elections Mrs. Camilla Bruce. but added he hoped the jail and inadequate, bonds as mch," Kimbrough they were disappointed by the voter turnout, Williams calling it a "sad thing." Kimbrough was referring to the Jail expansion project which stale officials have said is an Vihien echoed Khnbrough's failure of the Jail bonds, saying resived at any tune. However, breathing down our necks ___________ ___________ 1r ______________________________ ____ ________' ____________________ I , A -k•I '(Ii. _______ __ __ __ I _______ ______ SAN PEDRO FIRE 'PROBABLY ACCIDENTAL' LACK OF available water was given the blame today by — it was probably an accidental fire of some kind and not (oldenrod-Dommerich Fire Chief W.H. Mayo for arson," Mayo said, noting his department will be inhampering firefighters in the blaze discovered at 5 vestigating the scene today to determine ks from the fire an(l water damage. No one was injured. I"uesdav evening involving 32 units at the San Pedro ____ ut'i ) yOB LLOYD C1t' Editor 9a3 . - 4 . - ________ Florida Statutes 1557 Of April, 1514, otherwise a Ji,idgrnenl C I Retail Commercial District From tine center of Section 3, relief demanded in the PetItion. PbIiSh- March I?. IL 26.ApqiI 7 YO arid 4 the booth (only a few in this Wett*ardandh'.aIaradiusof deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS , P '. '.' t '.t r." ., .....,., .4" are hereby nolitie'd and required to Itir, ma) yhvp aq,nnst t,.i't estate in lie oftic of Clerk of C'rcuit Court of Seminolt County, Florida, in tin, courthouse at Sanford, Florida. within four calendar months from tin, date of th firtt publication of ttsis notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and must stat, theplaceotre'cidenc,andp,%t Offitp ,udorn'ts oI the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, Pot agent. or hit attOrney, or it w,Ii become void according to law Dated February 75th, I$74 S Oa'd Svn'n Wrttrr A5 AdminiStrator STEP4STROM, DAVIS McINTOSH Finall Herald Staff Writer F F chairman Don Crabtree, the could be thrown off their land Agreeing, along with Sid who only agreed to nearby After months of negotiations Geneva schoolteacher who led but said lie still wondered what VihIen Jr., that "there are a lot trailers after promises sometimes resembling the months of protests against the would happen to trailers of illegally parked trailers," they woulc be temporary. Paris Peace Conference which old law which effectively illegally placed during the Kimbrough said owners will -. .' 4 Seminole weeks ago to go back to private -. County — Corn. county, declared "we've made effect. ticianklUesda) night agreed on or three small areas still t# be overflow audience in corn- the county if the ordinance's planning out without a permil sinaje family homes...there Is a 4/ Crabtree saul he felt the way a trailer could be thrown hlattaway regulating placement of mobile major issue fueling Tiing.tinue opposition tlfld!t'(ltbe In a final burst of Five and a casually talking by telephone to quarter hours, the commission a Tallahassee radio announcer ) approved the proposed oratter an interview," Borne SEN BORNE dlnance line b' line, with CROI related. In field of 10 members and supporters of"I thought the recorder had Those who have filed include fering amendments and bCCn turned off. I was shocked secretary of State Richard questioning the intent of many The promises of a politician that night on the way home on Stone and Miami Sen. Richard sections. are usually accepted with a when I heard what I'd said A. ['ettigrew. Effective immediately, all cain of salt. However, when the car radio." Borne said Tuesday, "I think mobile homes currently holdir it's a situation when you're Borne said the next asked to increase your ('ongressman Bill Chappell "all (;urne)"s own vulnerability was valid permits are ''granil fathered" on the land when' taxes.,.and you're having all but announced I was a canS the' invitation to inan' of became well know-n they stand, and can LM klnd.s of difficulty making ends didate and this thing Just by the Watergate committee enlarged or replaced without meet from your present snowballed frotii that point, certain when It comes-in crystal clear...and that's additional taxes. feel, thence along the arc of said curve 17591 feet to the'P.T., thence I 'itt ii' ' I...i 1,..s.. --------. CI '4 -, East 53795 feet, Thence South 3$ thence North 67 degree's 34' 30" East 773$) feet to the Northern lW mmationpoinfoftpnewlI,oft aforementioned private road eaSement, thence run Suth along tPieWesflineftsv,iaidp,ivat, eaSement 10 thne Point of Begi,ming. Further desuibed as North Of State Road a3.4 arid East of Wekiva Sprin Road this public hearing will be held in the County Commission Chambers Of the Coorthouw. Santord. Florid, on April 3 1,11, at 7 - 37 pm , Of at Wan tPereatter at possible Planning and Zoning Commitsion Seminole County, Florida Publish March 3. 17. 1971 PubliSh, March I?. 1571 nrz ir OEZ riled aga rnsb requir lou and you are to serve a copy of yjr final county, but the people who live permit, and does not meet legal b;ttrrlv coinnit'r:!irg he feels provided (or liv bmic iIk'aigut-.- t.i'." I.. ¶ras' i'ntitlt'nl tin have similar homes rl'qUlrenit'flts • addeess I 101 w Centr. Blvd., Ortande, 33551 ad nt. Ste original 'ffi t, CIteS . the y, Styled Court on W before outcome really Isn't difficult forecast. 9 strange story," said the 18-year popularity plummeted with veteran of state government, publicity on the alleged fund to Yesterday, we had a visit Mallory Borne, candidate in the I)irector Dot Ghs,,son's office baseel largely tin his iUorne'st _ $ Gurney in his quest for reelection, I asked Borne how the state could come into Seminole and literally- take-over the newly completed Juvenile Detention 3 - : ' '---I (i Further, all new trailers ) coming into the county, or sold • anti lonuner counts agricultural ,, help turn around the legislative branch of our national governmiie,.'nt." The senate and House— not as a whole but Indus'idually—give citizens good service, Borne said, but they ,_,_ - Borne ' - - proposes — I sections which could have f discriminated against nur- C H.O.P. AM) COMMISSION GET TOGE'I'IIEI( series, road side stands, stables anti other agricultural area commercial_operations. . . .fter marathon session, new trailer ordinance pleased fllOSt I Herald Photo b' Mark Weintzt corn- puterization of information on the multitude of federal programs so citizens can get quick response to their cornplaints. A similar program has guidance, Borne said. Bad News • Mosquitoes tunes of shortage, Seminole Seminole County may seek a Commissioners early this pipes, and investigated. Control last week warned circuit court injunction to stop morning authorized Adair and "They are literally piping Orange County of the violation, Orange County from pumping County Atty. howard Marset' to muddy water from sections of anti 'they the state are muddy water from a private seek the injunctiun—if the Little Wehiva and are woriung on a number of things Little Wekiva River, pollution operatIon for Riverside Acres, soever to prevent pollution," Senate seat tie will propose told Tuesday, one product said today. overhauling the antiquated promises to be in abundant t'n;ite seniiirity ssteui and supply this year. will support a federal "SunNow, the had news: it's shine Law." "There's a lot lobe to mosquitoes. According on the needs of a detention renter,thenwhy didn" they use 'I'hiEIlt MONEY anti build it wherever they'd choose to locate it? Borne said, "I'm not absolutely mure, but I think you can get the I I) March 31sf, 1574. otherwise a udgmcnj may be entered against you for tine re4if de1m'nded i the P•titirt WiTNESS my hartu nd teal of said Court n February 77 (s..lt ' AitP,tjr H Bt(k*ith. Jr Clerk Ci the Court By Joy we Dep.Ay Clark Attoern.y for Publish DC? I, Mirci ,. . . 1571 Now thst s the kind of answer I Ik t tie r rIght, title, interest, or lien you or to th in said cony as set . ' f,i ' 1971 Clerk of the Circuit Court Peg Quite frankly, if our security complex is becoming so ovrrcro spar y as a resu of not being able to remove some of the prisoners from , Se:ntn&e's lall and transfer them to the equally over('TOWtkd state jail at htaiford then b,1 all mnean,s invite the state to construct the necessary ' A?lhur.Il lIeck*i'5'. Jr PubliSh 571 2$. Mtrch S. I?. MAt l.ORY BORNE Anl,iir said he Is "not op. Adair said he discovertd the ooeration violates state and driniiniwae',le.wf hi. lh tnC operation, going on for at least counts' lW. because the' pumping six months,whenhe was dris-ung In fact, he said, the state designe'CI Ii) prevent flooding of through the last week. ',,in I)t'part rne'nt if I'oltutuon the pu'. .it-' i:'s 'p:l:rnt fl•tM •I SWIM I area ,' - but I would hate to Bobbins, the little winged think It can't be changed from be,'i.ctics will enjoy a "bumper p — .- ' - r imient today 'i"' _s 1'" 1t71 arid tie the Orig nal •ith tIne Clerk of the above Stylid Court Tetrplry, A C) iSEAL) ' 'I _ _________________ nu.ai token payment of $1 for rent. Bear In mind that the residents of this county vott9l four years ago to assess themselves the cost of this structure. So, why should the state have S -. landofoneacreormoresolong candalatcs, including Gurney, doan l.arrv Williams. Borne is optimistic about his as the land meets en' for the U. S. Senate seat. Gurney has said he'll seek re- chances of taking Gurney's seat vironmental requirements. and be it any you Save, wsy sai property 5110usd ho' be COnden'nneo foe tIne uses and purpose, forth in tie complaint or petition tiled here,n I' you hit to oo so. a default *ill be pnt,red against you for the relief dtmarnoed in tIne complaint or petition WITP4ESS my hand and seal t said Court on tip 22nd day Of ' ' ._... ." Seminole County ItO F Commercial Avenue Sanford, Florida a '' a . , ' HOWARD MARSEE, property deScribed ' - AND Eachdptenivan, s heregy 'rm'" to serve written defenses, if arty. to said connplaunior petition on any of you have in r ' '- deigpneaorp,cod Law Oftie of Central Fla.. Ivnc Attorney toe Petituonee opposed the window," ' tiff(s) tiled its sworn complaint or address is unknOwn YOU AHE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Oissotut of r()',ed A 'I A'7PY FAR'. WI STEP iit,P PS' !)f -- - of a lack of understanding of the drew. I mentioned a deiire path of you are hereby time and place designat line DIVISION C '"\ -i Although there are times the U. S. Senate post. Johnson, Jr. one of Judges of the way 1757 in Fern Park, Florida, foe the point of Intersection at tie west P0. Boa IllS .nsperton during regular business linc of that 30 foot private road Ianforø. Florida 37771 lbovestytedCot on tine 77th day of easement shown 0)1 Plot of survey Publish' March 3. 17, 15, U, 1t71 Mardi, AD, 1,71, at ii 00 o'clock. Pours by any citizen who requests within ISO das hereof Princi,ial dated September 71, 1,41, prepared DC? 21 A N In Seminole County Cour nigetøtth,foutndatlon is Father by L. F. HENRICH. surveyor, for thoust', Sanford. Florida, its ap Mr. Cinaires Sellgman with the ptcatbon for an Order of Tak,vng in John C Adair' March I. 11 IN THE COURT THE North right ob way line Jo%eh P privadi. of State EIOHTEINTH JUDICIAL Cli. accordance with its Declaration at Road 131 *11th said port of in Taking Pierifotor. tiled in thiS cause (PCIIIICO PubIc CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE teriecticn is the Point of Beginning. Accountant All parties to this suit arid all other COUNTY, FLORIDA way Ordinance - race for Republican U. S. Sen. Edward Gurney's Job. Borne, in Seminole County As the results of yesterday's Tuesday meeting with supdismal bond referendum in. porters, told Sanford Herald degrees 73' East along the center Sedic'n line II TI feet to a point; thence continu, along said center tfrieandonsame bearing iI4 f,qj along said North riolnt of - H) John A. .Spoiskl Seminole County, Florida, runs 00 saidCovrtthIsflthdayatFebluy, Declaration of Taking In , i571. styled Court against you and each of (Seal) you as defendants seklng to con DEX 43 Arthur H, Bpck*ittn, Jr., demn the above described pcOpety As Clerk of said Court locatedln Semiro'r C3unty, Florida. ANNUAL REPORT By LInda N Harris by Eminant Domain proceed.ngs Annual Report at Adair Charities, to tIne North right of way line of Deputy Clerk Inc . tor tine calendar year, State Road 431: thence South is You are further notified lisa' the Petilloner(sl will call uI for hearing Decembee 31, 1513. it available at degrees 54' 30" West along said GORDON V. FREDERICK 71 radio announcer started a chain of events that plunged State Senate President Mallory _____________ agaInst yqu and you are required to SCHRIMSHER avid MARTHA H SCHRIMSPsER. liii wife serve a copy Of your w'vmw'n detente's lo it, if any, on GORDON SUBJECT TO. MOR TGAGE OF THE whi(huscofl(a,eNc)qthwarda 'sat BETTY E. HUSTON, wife EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. aradIusofi3lu7lfeeftp,ncealong AND CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR thC 0Cc of tad eI,rv, 13143 feeS tO LESTE P F) 14t)STOpi l4u5riij SEMINOLE COL'NTY theP 7 . tht1(C North 71 dCgre'es 0$' DISSOLUTIONOP PROlATE DIVISION )O"West2Si54beet, thenceNorth7o MARRIAGE PROlATE NO. degre II' 33" West 17130 feet to NOTICE OF ACTION •U Polk said, noting the referen- for the prlscners. . . they must be paid for." — within 300 ft North of tine survey 111W Of State Road 5131. Section taxes. And this Rightist movement has not only generated conventions, but publications -, the bond issue should get Wednesday, March 13, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 6.6th Year, No. 174 Price 10 Cents Springs. Florida. Further o. feet tser.of and LESS Its. East 350 of Pie South 750 lewI thereof, in formation available irom lIve Civil NOTICE ii hereby given that lam SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING engaged in business at 1011 Citadel AND ZONING COMMIISION q, Attamonte Springs, Sem'note Netic,s4 Pvblic Heartag the t'ener;iI ti_iles ta's. The I)einrtment of Revenue reported that the state collected $27 million in gasoline tax revefn down From $279 million in Deceinbes', The January total was I per cent less than Jas'uv'y im counted by the commissioners 4 , tying Northtof Palm Springs Road in cons'e'ntion in Washington in which tour people were hun' State revenue figures released today show a slump in gasoline ' A funding for a central county - Court Floride. Probate Division, in tie Sheriff's Department, John E, Polk. Courthouse Cf Sanford, Florida, rovvi fl9 Kimbrough was inclined to a iiiilosophical approach, saying he did not see the outcome as a "matter of winning or losing. The commissioners asked 'antiith IN THE CIRCUIT COURT . philosophy "because I've always taken a conservative stand all along." "I think my next step will be Commissioners Dick _________ Deceased. to any and *11 euisting lei,n, attic PARCEL NO. ill — PEE SIMPLE — WATER RETENTION ARIA Front (West) Dr of thi Seminole NOTICE TO CREDITORS named Petitioners DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN, JR and TO ALL PERSONS HAVING County Courthouse In Sanford, WATER RETENTION AREA LEFT DORIS JANE GOLDEN. have tiled CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida, th above described per. (NORTH) STATION 55+00.00 That part Cf so.al property. SAID ISTATE& a prtition In tie abOyø styled __ ________________________ with more immediate problems and that those who did vote are concerned with other areas of taxpayers' expense," he said. I Sill. SEMINOLE COUNTY. A C) I71, otter for sale .ti t th• hlghett bidder, for cash. Mibiect DESCRIPTIONS: Estate of VIVIAN LOIS GRAVETT provsicns nf tip Fictitious Name __________ outcome will not change his _______ No. HAVE ANY RtGHT, TITLE. OR Tag No 7W 5715. yin TERESA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE INTEREST IN AND TO THE IllS I1N3NIII7$ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and the underiiwd as Sheriff Cf NOTICE Seminole County, Florida, wilt at COMPLAINT. TO-WIT. TO MR ZYGMUNT FALKOWSKI PROlATE DIVISION OF? $4 _______ voters are more preoccupied call another special election, and If any vote Is held this year the "most logical time" would be the September primary. - AdOptfl of NICHOLE FALKOWSKI. a Minor before March 77th, 1571, and file t. original *ith tPn Clerk at '4 W(gt 1,257 for and 3,972 against; branch courthouse, 1,322 fç and 3,876 against, and agriculture center, 2,508 for and 2,783 agaInst, __ estateinm.ofvIceoftIseCIwkoftls. Circuit Court of liii Elgtwlecsth Sales standards." I I I I Name StatuteS. ToWil: Section folowtngdeKrlbedpropertyoved GRANTEES, CREDITORS, by Gall Yates nsa Gail M. Kouwt, L1ENORS. OR OTHER PARTIES Florida Statutes 1551 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT P0R CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UN sild pprty being located in Alfred H. Piurnmer SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA e DER. OR AGAINST ANY SUCH Publiih March Il. IL 7$. April 7. Seminole County, Florida, NO 73 tOfl.0 DECEASED DEFENDANT OR ,,u particularip described as foIisIn r, Petition of One (1) i5fl Pontiac. 3, DEFENDANTS, AND ALL PARDANIEL WEBSTER GOLOEN,JR DEZO Petitloners'attorney,*p,s..dd,eSs 1% lcardi 1 Womblej, A, P.O. Bo which he urges Americans to .se'nd Washington a message', Charles Vanik lI).(jhiut but no money. member of the hiouse Was's And if the right-wing IS and Means Committee, h.s doing it for oni' reason, liii' told his colleague's that he' ilit' sen least tht'} left-wing IS doing it for anart' scrap- calling for Form 1010 abuse' hears incre'asing talk of ing Ior 'e'vet- y deduction ('int'l among the' anII'tax other. Susan Wilkins of Roth' citIzens who arc contemplat. It is of course iOO soon in gue'rnillas art' the far right- ury, Mass says her well' in g cheatIng - Ed ward u'hl nht'Iht'r Ih- frets are' wing IradItlonalIsts, some' of e nt r en c lied War Ta x Stephens, a Washington tax justifte-d Early tax return' whom has't' allegedly with- Resisters nrngrani has bt'e'n attorney, says he's convinced art' as yet too (ew to arrange' successful she has begun a held part ot all of their tax "the 11mg' for itis rIght." And mb telltale patterns. Yet dollars $65,000 scholarship fund from for years popular tax columnist and many tax observers agree withheld taxatlons. ___________________________ Bob Lynn, organtztnr of an _________________________ author Ray I)e€'rane', of the that (1w anti-tax rumors are ('It-s i'land I'ni'sc ',vs that his thii' strongest in decade's, anti Arlzona'iiased group called 'I'ax lk'iunmnt'rs nit*'d En' nlonitur)ngs undicati- "a liii of '-tune indIViduals i.e tid deavor (TIIIJEJ, says that TaX _______________________________________________________________________________________ commission, echoed Drum- • - DECEASED SUCH BILLIARD CENTER. and tnat I Plaintiff, vs M- A. TinSiey I Gail ANY iofend toregister said name wiTh he Yates. Defendant, which aforesaid DEFENDANT OR DEF ENDANTS. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Writ of Eieutlon was delivered to IF ALIVE, AND. IF DEAD. THEIR County, Florida in accordance with me as Sheriff ol Seminole County. UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. Florida Statutes IS7. S. Wanda Pat?,rn PubliSh Feb 34. March S. 17. IL 1574 ______________________ unpatriotic lit did." Lyon's reasens art' rooted In his Interpretation of the Consutitutton. He says the conY "The lack of attendance at endorsed the projects by simply placing them on the ballot, In retrospect, Kimbrough said, 'I'm not disappointed by the vote, but I am coccerned on Florida In accordance with the Center, ISIS Hwy 1752. Malttand, aforesaId court on the lit day of CREDITORS. LIEP4ORS, OR provisions cI the Ficlits name SSminoie County, Florida under the February. AD. Iflf. in That certain OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY. namei in that peition and you are notified and requIred to tile any satisfy the terms of said Writ of ju—r security complex, 1,829 for and to expand the present jail would be throwing money down a dry well," Polk said. "It still wouldn't meet state and federal I o 1RAP4SP0RTMJO4 nv hand and teal 01 admits. "I haven't paid my LI be ne r Ian new slet Ic r Unofficial totals on the individual bond votes were: will undergo "considerable change and belt tightening." Commissioner Mike Hatt.away, lone Democrat on the I — ______ pectationisthat"niostA,ner. tcans will comply honesti' with their tax obligations.' Even the recently beefed up tax Investigations staff is cxplained an'as' as "part of a ContInuing process to keep up wIth a growing population. But elsewht'g't' there is %Ide'rabhe concern I against you for the r,4i,l demanded in the C,mplalnt or Petition vnii or ciioyio IJnT ''""'" "'" that an action to impreSs a iiCfl on the Iollow 1ng property in Seminole _________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE County, Florida, Lot 7, Block C. SAN SEBASTIAN 11Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND COUNTY, HEiGHTS, UNIT ONE A, according FOR SEMINOLE to the pIat thereof u recorded in FLORIDA Plat Book 1$. page 70, Public CIVIL ACTION NO: 74.1551 RCcords of Seminole County. DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART Ftqida 7 0000 and Survey Station Seminole County, Florida passages concerned WIth Petitioners' attorney or im the time of tie first pmtication of the' protection of individual mediately thereafter, oth,rw,si a thiS notice Each claim or demand PubliSh Feb 34. March s. n. i. eS.0000, said survey line and slid Station being described and located I,7 default may be entered against you mutt be In writing arid filed in privacy and property — as follows 0EV-Ill prohibits a persona! income fr the relief demanded in tie duplicate avid state tile place residence and post ottice address of Bgin at a opint 4, M teeS South 00 taL. He says if the' u s re' ortit jon degrees 1401" East of tine southeast WITNESS my hard and the seal of tie claimant and must o. sworn to IN THE CIRCUIT UUR POE turned to the ConstItutIonally the Court at Sanford, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA- corner of Lot 33. The Moorings Seminole by the claImant, his ageat or at mandated method of "issuing County, Florida, thi5 fled day lorney. or line same Shall be void. SubdivIsIon, according to Flat CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-uSC money through Congress, inrecorded in Plot Book II, page 33, DItPd at Sanfo.-d, Florida. thIs 5th February. 1514 In 71 IRe Matrla. day of March. 1571 PvbIlc Recoedsof Seminole County. stead of the eaeral Reserve (Seal) FRANKLIN C. AKERS. Wanda J Putll•m, Fioida,theec.rvnNo..me€ueg,,es Ar'tPw.r H ftr'kwltn. J, System," the nation could tax 31' 34" East '51 SI feet to Stators As Adm1ntstratrie and Clerk of tie Circuit Court money instead of people and 5140000. thence continue North of Slid esta'e SHERRY W AKEPS, Martha T Vuien thus raise similar capital degrees 31' M" East 700 tees to WtLLIAM A JACOB Respondent Deputy Clerk Ht'gartlles of the' worth of PbiiSh Stat n 55' 0.700 toe the end 01 said 33 E Washington NOTICE OF SUIT Feb 74, Marcin s. tj, 19. (hi' tonstIiutlonal argument, 1574 s'vy line Orlando. Fia '(0 SHERRY W AKERS increastn numbers of people 0EV iS? Attorney for Adminstratri Containing n,aoo square feet Residence Unknown Ptjblith March 17, IS, 1974 are apparently adopting it. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an (0i acre) more or less evcluslv, Dual action for dissolution ot marriage Of area In esIs$ivvg right of way Recently the conservatIve _ The worry is not coming public from the llt.S. Spokes' .. _____ was Seminole County, Florida in cc S COiJ on F y, 13th. 1,71 IiCt,tiou% name ot WORDS SEMINOLE COUNTY, tSeait 1IMIt and that I intend lo FICTITIOUS NAME Pta mutt is I Arthur H Beckwitpi. Jr register tOid name with the Clerk of Notice It hereby gisen that I am Clerk of the Circuit Court the cCt Court. Semnole County, engaged in buinett at KING HELIE PLANNING GROUP. OA By Joy Stokes Florida in accordance with lh Georgesn Dr , Caswiberry, 'O. aI INC a Florida Corporation. o.ty Clerk g*OviIiOtfl of thc F ctiiious Name Seminole County. Florida under the w H MORRISON Defendants Statutes, to Wit Secllon 14$ 05 ticiilious name NOTICE OF HEARING of MID FLORIDA Attorney at Law S Anna .1 DeMost register said name with the Clerk at Maillarid, Florida 37731 NOTICE OF SUIT PubliSh March t. 17. 15, 74, 1571 tie Circuit Court, Seminole County, Attorney for Petitioner THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO DEl i Fiorlda in accordance with the PubliSh Feb 9. U March 3, Refl K Peter croylsiom ot the Fictitiout Name Ifli Saltsburg Rd . 7 Statute's, To Wit, Section U, 05 0EV i Monroq,lIle. FICTITIOUS NAME __________________________________ Pennsylvania Notice is hereby given ,,lam Florida Statutes 1537 Wiillam B Antrim PARCEL NO Ill engaged in t*isinrts at 7510 0 Oak PubliSh- Feb. 34, March 3. I), 15, NOTICEOP SHERIFF'S SALE IF SAID DEFENDANTS ARE Ave. Seminole County, NOTICE IS HEREBY CJIVEPI that certain writ of LIVING. AND IF ANY OR ALL OF under the tlditlous name Cf THE that virtue of ______________________ OR DEFENDANT PEPF ECT TOUCH BEAUTY Eecutlon i;ued Out of and under SAID SALON, and th.t I .ntei o rrstt'q tue seal of the County Court ot DEFENOAPITS ARE DECEASED. FICTITIOUSNAM! name with the Clerk 01 the NOT ICE it hereby given that i am Seminoie County. tor.a. un a THE UNK OwN SPOUSE. 1)1 IRS. SANTA BARBARA. — Cefliet opposed all four bond Issues, commented he felt the vote "is a warning to the board that we can't go spend crazy." for their failure to campaign for is. With only a 13.2 per cent turnout, 5,291 of Seminole's ' 5 Harry F. Stokes, Sr. JCS E. Stokes Publith: March 5 I). IS. U, 1,71 -- -DEl IS 5.-rn nii.' Cuunty. F iorid.i under the CALIFORNIA You are notified that withhold personal income tax and the figure may be dou WAShINGToN (SEA — When the internal Res't'nue Service began a campaign recently to tabulate' the' tips of waiters and waitresses in Cleveland, the resulting out' cry was loud and ominous. The IRS branch ouR-i' was deluged with complaints that were' remarkably uniform in euntent. "Why art' Situ hounding us:' the attent1nts asked, when NIxon gets away Scot fret'?" There are' fears on high lfl the nation that millions of tax payers mas' be' askIng Ihe same queion this )'t'ar. W:th the dumblounding disclosures that the l'res'tf i-nt of the t'nited SIaIt.' p.111 unIv 92 fur 1970 i.ii's I ,I lI.115 iii $200.001Ji ,iiid 111,0 hu. burden Increased only $86 thefollowIng 'ar, (here is considerabie won-s a tax revolt may hi' building among dis- at said estate. agriculture rejected. million but had no explanation County, Florida undCr in. ticlitiov$ name of SANLANDO PLAZA and i original wilt' the Clerk of this Court James B Byrne, Jr. FICTITIOUS NAME Eiquire NOTICE is hereby given that lam Attor','iey br E'ecIria engaged 'nbusinessmtOrangeDriye P0 in Ailamonte Springs (Mail ad Ait,Imni, Springs Firid 17701 firrss P0 Oo. it .çit I'?-, r It' i, I'll Gross has hinted at for sears and __________________ eschews '.• FICTITIOUS NAME Action to4 onoiuf ion of Marriage Notice is herby gIven mat ws a,. ben tiM against you and you are rquired to serve a copy of your engaged In business at Highway 434 duplicate and state tie place of As Etetut,ii Legal Notice battles alone }"or years his great fear has been that, as a Inner, lie would lx' cut oIl in dt'h)at(' hwlont' hit' hiatt his (till Say. To avoi(i this he still carru's in his kickvt a t'1)('(l ami'ndrni'nt that he can propoSt to any 1)111, strikIng its enacting clause This is a nit- men, is mnn' than $lOO,000l one, "Gross insubortIinatio" And in Iwo' and 'a 'half Despite liii' old confronta. 1t'ca(J('s hi' has steadfastly tion.c, h)ow('vt'r, then' seems refused to sot" for foreIgn non' an attitudinal mellowing use private money to pay off ing power)." flow else can it public debt, and citizens n-ill all i'nd but in woe' gel back only what's left For hIs part. HR. Gross has over, dune precIous little to dt'fIat(' it's a beads sCu'njrit) But, the value of U.S. currency, shuffle. on 'I'uestl; and go hiitnie on Thursday. In 1962 he Icilti an astonished quorum that This IS the most do'nothing &'%SiOfl I have ever M'('fl. ' 1k' has lor.g soled against congression.iI hI itit'Fi'isi.', And a lvii S(',II ,i)), tiI'II ht'.iijt'i dt't'Ided to hold a non-work' ing lm'-dav session. (ro showed up every day for ilie Week That Wasiit." In thit' lMSt, sut'hi taIling it fill few InIt'nds for (ros.. As I ' pUblIc debt alone us non proaching a halt trillion did' Iiirs. Well, sit' can't retire lis 'iitlin,ir r,ii'ans. Wi' can't Inipose last's Iii take care of utah kind of flhunu'v, so we'll have to do 1111% sonw form repudiation S NOTICE ' __________________________________ YOU ARE NOTIF lED that an DELL) H MORRISON. Petitioner's torney, wtow ress is pa Dated at Altamonte Springs, ,,,. , uay..UT revruary. ;,.--.'.,'. "'" Doris McGowan thing. lie, says ..... , - too .. many -- .L. essarv work is lost iii tin' flow t'at tt 1' retIre this '. P.: I ,ii ts4. ...-*. -7"-.'k' '.. .:i , '- -_', . - ',' .,. '.......'eq -.- .. t. v 4'J .. C. -,, ,...•. . -': grc1 '• i: - ' ,ls . ' • 'iiis Macon. Georgia within tour calendar months from the time ci the tirtt publication lorney, or the tame Shall be sold Ju'cts to u)ngresson.I any- grows so i'ndies.slv that "lwr black, hi' says liii' titil' 'till hi ii' in hii' ttit'iii is ii I5 II Ishis liii t I'S ('(S • I" t'IM' 54) iiiiit'h IflOilt'S — ii' $24 trIllion at pnt'M'nh ih.si liii' "I'S S l)t'mocraIs going dosu n from os-vr• '., igiti, -,-.-'. -' '1.•. '-'4, i''_ (hI)i'SthI tl('it'iitt' 54)1111' neW S William H. Turner JoAnn Gerard Pubi,th March 3. 17, is, . i,u grt'siiirial spending weren't dint lit' says hit' Iihh0Uflt Of the claimant and mutt be swOrn to aitorney or immediately thereaiter, FictitiOUs Name Statutes. To Wil Ciutteit'iI dusk, dresseil in Though hi' admits thiat fit" sheti tiiI0flsihIhitv liki' liiiis t' iI.ittini'iI II lii' d s' yt'1. t'i'flM'iVah ivi' has appal-t'nt i ik'cidt'ii Sitt log lit-hit tiil hits t'xt'rct' his right totakt' over the F'ederal htcsen't' System, hience. "One day we'lI all wake up and the' banks will Seminole County Corn. missloners, with the exception of Greg Drummond, Tuesday professed sorrow at the rejection by county voters of li 1101 Crystal Lake Circle h e - Vote r s S o w Bu t Defeat F0u F • Bø n d is s u e $ 1 -, facilities. ' expense of the citizens of Seminole County Hut all is not lost, Bobbins says The county will again hand out anti.mosquito fogging spray to all citi:ens who want it. Spray should te available within 10 days at the Forest City Fire Department's Sanlando station, and suitable distribution spot will be announced soon for the southeastern section of the county. Comn.'issioner Greg I)'runmiond, sponsol' of the county's tiiosquitu control program, said spray loggers cost approximately $10, and adding that he hopes all citizens taxe anvantage of the county's Sers'Ie't'. "- : ' - -. iii.Jar 'e, Fs .. r ,&_ w MAN DROWNS IN LAKE MONROE TIlE NAME of a man found floating in the choppy water of Lake' Monroe today just offshore from the Central Florida Zoo was withheld pending notification of next of kin, Sanford Police said. An unidentified fisherman who disappeared before police arrived, made the initial discovery, I Herald Pioto by ( 'I rutiv l"la iid'r' �- - -__-_--.11c---- -- ---.-- ----i-----=- ---- - - ---------- -- rrt",r ------- --------- - rr',"-'," 'r - "i - v"r" - - ,_.------- -----------4' --'- -;.E •, 4'_-, ------ _• .. --- ------ ---- -- - -,----------- ------ ------4.- -. r -- r - --- 2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Marci 13, 1974 NATION TODAY Commission Okays 2 Murder Suspects Seeking l fil C, I Bus RouteTo FTU TV Talk Of Hearst Kidnap HILLSIIOROUGII, Calif. treatment in prison. Miss Hearst to that of Remiro, and editor of the San Francisco (API - Attorneys for two pii.s. The two men, charged wi th fl, and little, 24. who are now Examiner and chairman of the oners accused of murder are set the cyanide-bullet slaying of being held in the Alameda Hearst Corp. to seek court approval for a Oakland School Supt. Marcus County Jail. Meanwhile, Mies Hearst's televised news conference their Foster last year, demanded the Contra Costa County Superior fiance, Steven Weed, held a clients say could save the life of televised hearing last week. Court Judge Sam hail will hear news conference and appeared Patricia Hearst. They said they wanted to defense attorneys' requests to- on San Francisco public teleThe kidnapers of Miss outline suggestion they claimed day that Remiro and little be vision station KQED m reHearst, the S)mblonese liber. could result in freedom for he permitted to make a statement sponse to the latest SLA mesation Army, have said they will 20-year-old coed abducted Feb. !or broadcast on national tele. sa ge in which she asked for break off communica tions wi th 4 vision, some word from him. Miss Hearst's family unless Jo. The SLA, which the FBI deDefense attorneys said Ala. Weed, a 26-year-old philoso. seph Remiro and Russell little scribes asa terrorist group with meda County District Atty. phy graduate student at the appear on national tele vi sion only some 25 members, has Lowell Jensen has given Infor- University of California at with a statement about their continually linked the fate of mal approval to the request. Berkeley who was beaten by (Li.' - Deputy P'iblic Defender John kidnapers, assured Miss Hearst Rain, one of four attorneys rep. she has not been forgotten. resenting Remiro and little, I think she 's holding up I said the telecast If It takes have a lot of respect for her, place will not be a news con. maybe even more than I did Topsy-Turvy Boss OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Disbelief and warm praise have flooded Into Arthur Friedman's appliance store since word got out that his employes set their own pay and other working conditions. 'We've had calls from all over the country from people who wanted to know If It was really true," Friedman said Tuesday. Friedman, SI, who sports mutton-chop whiskers, added: "I didn't think we were so special" About five years ago, Friedman, with the assent of his brother and partner, Morris, turned the traditional boss-employe set-up topsy turvy and let the workers do what they pleased. "What the employes wanted turned out to be what we wanted anyway," he said. Kidnap Arrests ' - - - .............. - - - - - Ju - .. l11' F5 WASHINGTON (AP) White House and internal Revenue Service memoranda indicate presidential aides worked hard and early to line up tax deductions for President Nixon. The memoranda from mid-1969 show Inquiries about charging off for in purposes part of the operating cost of Nixon's California and Florida homes, gifts and entertahanent. Also mentioned was the possibility of paying the President's daughter Julie for White house guide services and charging off those Payments- See Jack Anderson, Page 4-A) - b. . I . . ' - . - 4. ference with questions and before." lie denied that either of theni "It will be a prepared state. had ever been involved wi th went read by Remiro or Little, rad ical organizations. He said and they have agreed to this," Miss Hearst didn't have a potit. he said ICw point Oi view before her Miss Hearst ls the daughter of kidnaping but would probably Randolph A. Hearst, president leave captivity with one, A VISIT TO SENATE AS UNCLE TEL) chairs a Senate Judiciary subcommittee in Boston, Caroline and John Kennedy, Jr. listen attentively, to Sen. Ted • Kennedy's claims that the only answer o Wished. energy CISIS is to roll back crude oil costs. Nelswender said the Department of Transportation will fund up to 50 per cent of any operating deficit, and estimated that if no one at all used the buses, the county's 25 per cent share would cost $3000 for six months service, • - s . -- Death PenaltyDebate Ja il 'Hired - . . r - - - ' - . - Get Tough With Oil Firms: Meany - - 4 At. - WASHINGTON (AP) Tb! Pentagon today opposed amIety for Vietnam war deserters and draft resisters, saying it would be unfa ir now and set a dangerous —L 'lb. alternatives were dear at he time a choice was aad "and an individual rbooid be required to fare the consatlsences of the choice he made," U. Gin, lie E. Swab said In prepared tesdmony. &nade, deputy a*stant secretary of defense for perxc'inel policy, was among witnesses scheduled for a Haute Judiciary sqbcosnmlttee's third day of hearings on legislating amnesty, He uld men had to take the pIa draf t eva said some of them undotgely "were just as reluctant to participate in a war. "But they served their country," he said. "Some szd. fared temporarily. Some sufk'ed permanently. 3om died." I ' Coal Miners A - -' - 4 , . PLEA FOR PENALTY REDUCTION LOWER THE penalties for using marijuana was the thrust of R. Keith Stroup's addtss before the Senate hearing panel. Stroup, president of the National Organization to Reform Marijuana Laws, led his supporters in urging Senate to reduce penalties for marijuana. ordered an end to the work stoçpage in one part of the strike area, but United Mine Workers officials were unavail. able for comment on whether the mcii wuuld return to work, The protest spread into NichOilS County on Tuesday as Pickets appeared at various coal mines. g spokesma n for West Virginia Coal Association said. It marked the first time that res U MW dIcts ot:r than District 17 in the south. western part of the state and Dlstrkt In the extreme "ion. - lilt Sheriff Commissioners agreed to meet a U.S. government General Services Administration "suggestion" that they hike by $6,000 their $76,000 offer for surplus property near the county landfill at the Osceola Airfield. By TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Overton of St. Petersburg to the Gov. Reubin Askew today Florida Supreme Court. appointed Circuit Judge [lea Overton, 46, succeeds former Chief Justice Vassar Carlton, who retired on Feb. 28. He must run for election this . fall If he Intends to serve the (our years remaining on Carl. • ton's term. Iflts Askew selected Overton from a list of three names recomTAI.I.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) mended by the Supreme Court Robert Pagano Is taking the nominating commission. Also complaints of 600 of his neigh- recommended were Mallory bors to the Public Sers ice Corn- llornt' Horton, a Miami lawyer, mission In hopes of getting tele- amid Alan Carl Sundberg, a St. phone service improved In l'etersourg law'er, Ocala, "All three nominees were Pagano, owner of an Ocala well aualif led to serve as a radio and television repair (iow, --ipi-eme t" tIhe service, was scheduled to dcliv. governor said ma news release. er the 600 complaint petitions to "We are fortunate, however, Commissioner W.T. "Hilly" that Judge Overton, who has Mayo's office today. had considerable judicial ex. -We don't want the money perience, Is willing to accept back, we want better service," this appointment as a member Pagano said in a telephone in. of the highest court in our terview 'l'uesday. state." The drive to gather the peti. A total of 26 judges and law. tions was sparked by the Florl. yers applied for the vacancy on da Telephone Co.'s failure to the court. Overton became Askanswer his complaints about civ's first appointee to the $36,poor service, 00-a-year position. PSC Gets - — . - . N. . • ' - 4 ins- . '" 'I* • ' . -. -, - ICEBREAKER BACK HOME COAST GUARD ICEBREAKER Southwind ptinhes through Ice under Mjlwauk harbor Bridge Bridge returning from duty in Straits of For Relief of Diarrhea 91' Kilopectate Rise Baby Face 14% baby CII' Shave Cream 11' 79t Regular or Greaseless Ben Gay Rub i 14 'z Tu be Johnson's Dental Floss . Coricidin Cold Tablets 255 sterex Antibacterial I -oz. T u be Acne ste r e Scrub of 40 D0an's Pills [ —'!— Iload, told sheriff's deputit's ht' was in the living room of his mobile home when a machine gun popped through the windost of his front door. "Another man then pushed pistol through the front while a third man broke in the back door; he also had a pistol," liosseth told deputy C.B. "Awn a fourth man entered and gave the other men orders, Ttwy told me to lay on the floor and tied me with it sheet," he said. The four men. all white, then stole $2, all the money in Iloweth's wallet, and asked him where the sa fe was located in the Ineat factory office, Lit.tttieton said, lioweth told the robbers there %its 110 safe, but they broke into the office anyway, deputies said. The office is in front of the trailer The gunmen left without taking anything from the office and withcut harming Howeth, deputies said. 79 334 89( 69( Golf _ 1~ Balls Assorted Boudoir Reg. Lamps [ 16-oz. Liquid - ,%, 70 3Pack .\ Sprint Car Wax 48 8' 841 1O-oz. with Dispenser Spalding "75" a (ornp Ia Complaints . Kimbrough's Joking prediction OSCEOIA AIRFIELD BUY - - Department of Transportation spokesmen have said no expansion of the Longwood exit will take place until the tn-county belthne project geLs off the ground, prompting m in i stra for Overton Appointed To Supreme Court The gasoline protest in West Virginlaos coal fields has spread northward, with 1,6M iitore miners off the job. A total of 27,600 miners are now Idle. A federal judge In Virgtnia using regulations governing county 'I Strike Grows - Acting on a request from the state attorney's office, cornmissioners upgraded regulations governing county liquor sales from a resolution to an ordinance, thus filling a loophole created by state law, The upgrading in 'absciutely no way" changes the rules and Four masked men, bran. Tuesday and stole $2, Seminole ,fishing a sub-machine gun and Sheriffs agents said today. pistols, broke Into the home of a John Ihnseth, owner of HiSouth Seminole man late Favor Meats on Tuskawilla OF - - LA W Lcngwood in anticipation of expansion by the state. The planning department will map and list all landowners near the Interchange to avoid what Drwnrnand called the "situation" currently existing at 14 and SR 436 in Altainunte Springs. '4 Gunmen Take $2 From Man - 501101ern Pentagon Against Amnesty L I Q U 0 It Acting on the reconimoendation of Drummond, commissioners approved a detailt-d survey of the 14, Si 4.1- I mnter(- llange lo((p area near U Bottle - I insurance premiums. SR 434 SURVEY - Also testifying were of several o t he s0 organ . Izations. WASHINGTON (AP) AFt,- unemployment compensation Workers International Union. Morrie Friedman, executive CIO President George Meany and an oil-price roll back. Meany termed Nixon's veto director of the National Youth toda) urged tough congression. "We still believe that Con- of the energy measure ,one Clubs of America, said, "I don't al action deal with oil corn- gress can be persuaded to to enact more ma long series of vetoes feel as long as there's proper Parties which he said have "a an energy bill that means of measures aimed at serving supervision It's such a stranglehold on the American something and overcome the the interests of the corporations detriment to the child." economy" pressures of the oil firms and and money manipulator,." He blamed greedy fran. The union leader called on override Mr. Nixon's veto," He said the oil companies chisees for failures to deliver on Congress to override President Meany said. "have a stranglehold on the promises of scholarships. Nixon's veto of emergency His remarks were prepared American economy and the Friedman estimated his or. energy legislation that would for a seminar on the energy Nixon administration has done ganizatlon has hired 25.000 to Provide legislation that would crisis being conducted by the not one thing to find out how Provide special energy-crisis Oil, Chemical and Atomic hard they are squeezing." - The measure, stiffly questioned by the home. building industry, is being boosted by county fire chief Gary Kaiser, who says he has such a system in his own borne. The detection-alarm system not only can save lives, Kaiser told the board, but ran lower to WASHINGTON (API - Va. real-life "Fagin operators" who the sc gin in "Oliver Twist" was a recruit inner-city youth with his hemes, which surfaced In stores near grammar schools 30,000 rhildren , starting them In am the first one to admit now state about two years ago, through posters and flyers at the seedy slum fence who coached false promises of age of 8 or 9. He said his that the organization grew scholarships involve recruiting children to which avertise: 'Students want. organization achievedaixiut street urchins in the art of and cash to sell candy door-to- peddic boxes of candy worth 30 ccl, earn up to $20 a week, $3.2 IUwiut proper direction," he part. million in gross sales last year. said, picking pockets and exploited door in affluent suburbs. to 50 cents a box. The candy is time" the little "dears" by pocketing Gerald Winters, a candy Winters said Youth lncen. The operators profit by cloak- sold for $1.50 to $1.75. The child The operators play on the re- wholesaler who set the bulk of the swag. lug themselves in the mangle of keep 25 cents per sale and up Youth tives was aimed at teenagers Now, more than a century Implied charitable efforts, offispectability of such campaigns Incentives, Inc., said tie wanted and estimated ns tur the balance over to the as Girl Scout, church and school to help as many as 1,500 after Charles Dickens created dais from disadvantaged youths were outselling in 25 cities on a f&ur states told a company or the crew manager. group cookie sales. this literary character, law en- Senate earn money and learn self-re. given Saturday before state subcommittee Tuesday. "In a typical operation," MuOfficials from Pennsylvania, liance forcement officials in a number Donald G. Mulack, assistant lack said, "a crew manager re- Florida and business sense, '1 officials began cracking down. and New Jersey told the Of Mates say they are chasing attorney general of Illinois, said cruits young people at candy subcommittee on children and youth about nearly identical schemes in their states. - — Commissioners continued until April 2 a proposed amendment to the fire prevention code which will -require all new single family housing to have fire alarm systems built in at the time of construction. Hiring of a $12,000 a year position ... just as important as a Seminole County Jail ad. parks director or some of these rninistratorwa.s tabled Tuesday other positions already for a week by commissioners created." asking further Information Commission Chairman John from Sheriff John Polk. Kimbrough, seeking to mollify While a GSA letter requesting An obviously angry Polk, who the sheriff, who was visibly the hike said commissioners later successfully battled the nervous over the low voter should not feel their first offer Iboard for a $4,445 jail office air turnout for the bond Issues and was being rejected, the board's conditioning system, retorted his proposed $3.8 million Five diancis of successfully bidding after the delaying vote, "OK. Points jail, said the bo&d on the property would be I'll be back next week." simply wanted a "chance to "greatly enhanced" by a raise, Outside the meeting Polk said review the information,' according the government, he has already brought The commission last week "correctional director" George approved , for emergency AMBULANCE RULES Proudloot on board, and that repairs and maintenance to the the retired colonel, Vietnam Jail, with work already Unveteran and Provost Marshal derway In the aging downtown Conurrissioners will study for for U.S. Forces, Korea, will Sanford facility, possible action next week the remain regardless of what the The funds came in the wake long-discussed ordinance comnmni.sslon decides to do. setting up rules for granting an of two circuit court hearings "lie's been employed.. .he into jail conditions, and a shutexclusive ambulance franchise will be paid." Polk said, down threat by state prison as recommended by the declining to enlarge on where officials. Emergency Medical Services Proudfoot's salary will come After last week's action, chief Council EMSCI. from If the board refuses to fill prison inspector Cecil Sewell According to the EMSC, strict the position, and Polk both said they felt the requirements on drivers and Proudfoot and his family commission had shown "good service personnel, as well as have been in Florida for six faith" by voting the funds. details on the proposed cumn 4months, and now live in llowevei-. Polk said the board pany's experience, must be lingwood. should not pin any hopes on the written Into the law. Polk told commissioners bond Issue offsetting the need An EMSC spoicesm.irl Proudfoot, a graduate of the for repairing and upgrading the Monday blasted the cornUniversity of Nebraska and Sanford facility because even if mission for delay in soliciting former duputy director of the approved, the Five Points jail bids For the service, and Army's Ft. I.evenworth prison, would not be ready for at least Kimbrough Tuesday indicated will fill "a very Important three years. he plans a detailed reply. tug." replied the witness. When it came Wing's turn, he ref erred to testimony by Sears that he had enlisted Mitchell's I help in 1971 to gain Vesco's freedom from a Swiss jail, , where he had been held on complaint of a stockholder, Sears said Vesco gave him a ci€ for $10,000 In gratitude. wing then ascertained that residents of New Jersey once regarded the former majority leader of that state's senate as an honest politi cian. The prosecutor next asked: "And is It fair to say they didn't know you took $10 000 to FOR MER ATTORNEY GENERAL MITCHELL have John Mitchell et ...Leaves courthouse with aide Vesco out of jail?" g Mr. - -. - year 2,000." Senate Told 'Fagins' Exp l oi tin gChildren -- FIRE LAW DELAY liquor sales, according to County Atty. Howard Marsee. The move was made getting around the required advertisement and public hearing by declaring an emergency situation Marsee said, because the state attorney's office was having difficulti es enforcing the county resolution, The state recently passed a law requiring the words "law" or "ordinance" to regulate liquor sales, rather than a "resolution," Marsee said. of expansion "perhaps by the . \ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nixon administration has launched a Mgb4e,eI study to dotersnin, if coal should be allocated this year became of possible shortages. James W. McLane, head of the Interagency task force conducting the study, said the coal industry Is being plagued by pos. sible labor troubles, energy demand, shortages of fuel to run equipment and transportation problems. from Maitland, across SR 436, and down to FTIJ. - , - Orange County will pa)' tie remaining 25 per cent, Neiswender said $3,000 was a NEW YORK (AP) Govern- iobert L Vesco In return for trial Is midway In its fourth "bought and went witness Harry L Sears the latter ' paid for by Ves. s secret SM.000 con week takes the stand today for the tribution to President Nixon's In an opening statement, the "Were you bought and paid seventh day at the criminal 1972 re-election campaign. The government claimed Scars was for by conspiracy trial of former Atty. Vesco?" asked Mitchell's lawyer, Peter Fleming Jr., on Gen. John N. Mitchell and for. cross examina tion. mer Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Starts. In the context I under. stood it was meant at the open. "That Is an absolutely false 1 statement, Mr. Wing," a redfj •1 " faced at one point Tuesday as his re-direct ,• t.) 4 ft 't.1"iT(,. examinatIonbeganat hand Of Asst. U.S. Atty. John R. Wing. '-" Although a government witness with a grant of total Immunity from prosecution, at times Sears seemed more corn4 fortable under cros cross-exam. Ination of defense attorneys than he did under Wing's questoning. Mitchell and Stans SUN AND SHADOWS cused of impeding a Securities and Exchange Commission SUN CASTS shadows on a snowy field near fraud investigation into the in. Newberry, Mich., in the upper peninsula. terna tlona l Financial empire of Coal Allocation Study - .a - To Stand, Lost Composure Tuesday Presidential Tax Breaks KANSAS CITY (AP) Former dairy official Dwight L. Morris says he'll repeat under oath his contested secondhand story that Herbert W. Kalmbach agreed to kill a government antitrust suit f or a $300,000 donation to President Nixon's W'2 campaign. Morris, former secretary of the Texas-basec Associated Milk Producers, Inc., has told Watergate investigators that the giant cooperative's president, John Buttertrodt, told him about the abortive deal in April 1972, after It had fallen though. Morris quoted Butterbrocft as saying that Kalmbach, who was a top Nixon fund raiser, called the deal off became of unfavorable puniidty surrounding the ad. minstration's handling of another antitrust case, against the IttrnaUonaj Telephone & Telegraph Co. . . Sears Returns WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House has served notice it will resist any sweeping House Judiciary Corn. mlttee request for broad4cale access to presidential tape recordings or documents. Two of President Nixon's (op aides stopped short of flatly rejecting th e committee's move to obtain 42 additional Watergate tape recordings. But presidential counsellor Bryce Harlow and Press Secretary Ronald l. Ziegler made clear Nixon's strong Opposition to granting the panel virtually unlimited access to White Home files. Dairy Donation Testimony -. - answers, - Nixon Fights Tape Bids WASHINGTON (AP) - The American Automobile Association says arrival of new gasoline allocations for March generally Is making fuel mere available at service stations be, the country. The MA reported Tuesday that In a spot check of 6,105 stations, only about S per cent were out of gasoline this week compared with 2Oper cent the previous week. The survey showed that 9 per cent of the stations checked were hutt1ng down their gasoline pumps by now on weekdays, compared with II per cent last week. . realistic estimate of county cost for the route, which will run A south county-Florida Ilrechnological University express bus service was approved Tuesday by commissioners who reversed an earlier decision to wait a week before acting onthe proposed 30 cents a trip student route. Acting on a reqest from the Orange-Seminole-o see ola Transportation Author-it and Planner Roger $ount y nde the board apeiswer, proved an up to six months partial subsidy of what it called an experimental program. No starting time has been Sot. Chclrrnan John Kimbrough, endorsing the project as a good N)rtunity to test express routes, touted by experts as the best money-maker In public ransporthtion, said the county could Pull out any time it - — More Fuel Available By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer A - MIAMI (AP) flps and sharp-eyed agents led to the arrest of thee more persons in connection with the kid. raping of -year-4d John ('alradilli, the Fill The $5O,000 ransn still Is missing. The three, arrested Tuesday night as they walked along a downtown street, brought to eight the munber of persons arrested In the case. Kenneth W. Whitaker, special agent in charge of the Miami office, said no more arrests were expected. Two of the three arrested were identified as former brothers-Inlaw of the kidnaped boy's father. WASHINGTON (AP) - Opening Senate debate has Shown deep divisions over legislation to provide the death penelty for federal offenses involving treason, espionage or murder. Sen. Floyd K. Haskell, D-Cdo., has offered an amendment which would obviate a midatory death sentence In certain circumstances. However, sponsors of the bill object that this would undercut Its basic framework, which is designed to overcome 8 1972 Supreme Court decision that the death penalty has been applied In too random and discriminatory a manner to be emit tutlonal. The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13,1974-3A ______ Or e 101.t any daccr' Jergens Lotion 09 Protein 21 Shampoo 7-ox. Uquid For Dry, Rag., or Oily Hair Borden's Weight Watchers Ice Cream ' Your cNo'ce # M 69(1 Half Gal 19 �-. _ - ___ _ -=---=-------- . ----• - -. . - .-- IA—The Sanford Herald Wednesd3y, March 13, 1974 . Costly Mail Service Is Our - -- .---.----. We would hope that such an admission of U.S. Post Office, The new 10-cent rate for first class letters and oth er increases will add about $1.5 billion to public's postage bill this year, most of it to cover wage increases won by postal unions in negotiations last year. Since the Cost of Living Council demanded that the postal rate increase originally scheduled for Jan. 1 be delayed until now. the postal corporation is coming up $236 million short is its budget. It is asking Congress for the money, and will probably get it. So, it looks like we are back where we sta rted, with a mail service under constant criticism that is costing too much. whethcr figured in terms of postage rates or subsidies, ._~_ - ~ _ tm7~ .-.--~r - I __~_.__ Credit sho uld go where credit is due, ~~__ _ -. ___ 1_..:~___.___~1_ ,~ ~~, -_---~._ ~d~ ~ --1 . 7 Z ~ however, and the new corporation has made - - __ - - -__ headway in reducing the overblown size of the * ,~~,_,--:, - _~~ I;~ ~s - __ ~ V -r~ __, -postal work force and has inaugurated some promising new services. Christmas mail was handled re latively well last year compared with the disastrous foul-ups of 1972. Since Postmaster . ! ~ ;!,~ i - '_ - t-:.~ ~ ---.~ m General E.T. Klassen gives major credit to the public for mailing cards and packages earlier t W-- :- 4~ ' than usual, it might be deduced that people are simply resigned to the fact that the mail is going to move more slowly than it used to. Congressmen are beginning to complain that the law taking postal management out of politics is frustrating when they continue to receive complaints from disgruntled mail-users. Rep. B.F. Sisk, a Democrat from Fresno, wants to scrap the whole experiment and go back to the old system of direct congressional control. feralb Ar ! ~anfvrb 11 TELEPHONE 222 2611 300 N FRENCH AVE. 83 1 93 SANFORD, FLA . 32771 WALTER A GIELOW. Edi tor and Puo,sher WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor DAVID A. BRYANT Managi ng Editor WIN$FREDF.GIELOW Comptroller DEWEY ROBINSON BOB LLOYD City Editor Circulation Manager JRICHARDS Sports Editor ROYGREEN Advertising Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Cour'Iy fdtor DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor CHRIS NELSON P.a;szneIdlor CHARLES HAYS M?chanicaI Sup' RALPH HAYS Comp RAY STEVENS Pre-o. Room Foreman Chief Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mail 1k Week 1)4 706 Months In Florida All Other Mail 17 1710 Month 171101 Year Same As Home Delivery 70 Month 6 Months ltd 20 17 mos 137 10 S Po lal Regulaf ions provide that all mai l subscriptions be paid ,n .idwance E ntered as s.'cod class matter Augu s t 2? l90 at the Post Office of Sanford. Florida 32711 U No part l any material, news or advertising of lhis edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner ,., ittut ,sr ,tten permiss i on of the publisher of The Herald Anv individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as infringing on The Heralds copy right and *ill be held liable for damage under the 4* Published daily arid Sundays. cicept SaturCay Ttw Herald 'S a member of the Associated Press vb'ch i entitled exclusively to the for reproduct.ofl of all the local news printed ,n th's ne*Sp4per - Herold A r ea Co liespond e II I LO9WOOd Black Community Ann Riley Marva Haisk ins 531 99.19 322 S.11111 Bear Lake - Forest City 3772611 - slivia Enterprise F arwet'e Edward! 37.t 33&1 Cbvkvb Lake Monroe 3777611 Geneva Delfosa - L1i Baker 36.1 3201 Altamonte Springs E Ida Nil'l ala 2992 tangiewood, E. tstate Joan Uabt, 67) 239 rz.~ th .eu 349 370S Liz defeat is premature, but we remain confronted with a postal service that Is neither f ish nor fowl as a public agency. While the corporation's board is trying mightily to apply streamlined business methods to the system, it is doing so with government subsidies that have totaled nearly $5 billion in three years. Its budget is now under new pressure from increased costiof fuel for mail trucks, tithe goal of an efficient self-supporting postal system, mandated by Congress in 1970, keeps receding, with both higher postage rates strongly argued. however, the m4t Winter Springs Nancy Booth 6735 Cass,ftrry. Fern Park Golde nrod E*1,OOII between the devil and the deep blue sea. President Andrew Johnson enforce Reconstruction policy They shall beat their swords Into drills and their spearsIt no olidrums. it Is In this 1974 election year, w hen all members of the house must face gravely concer voters and explain their actions, congress most certainly must decide some thorny constitutional questions gifts, funeral sprays and similar items, because he fell these were expenses" for a politician. Most of his entertaining, he 31 ~ ft- ._,.i Documents now in the hands of the Joint Congressional Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation , however , prove that the President was not at ill removed from the preparation of his returns. On the contrary, he pulled every possible string to In- ___________ ______ _________ I ________ E. ____ ________ _________ __________ _____ ___ —F __ - - - - ---- de not vote for a prime minister but for individual parliamentary candidates running in a voter's parIlcular constituency. The leader of the party winning the majority of parliamentary seats automatically becomes the prime minister, Thus, it has been pointed out, the Brfthh cannot find themselves in the stuatlon that so often haiçens in this country where the president is of one party and the Congress is controlled by the opposidon party, with the result that administration programs are stymied in Congress or, conversely, congressional legislation is subjected to presidential veto, Furthermore, our curious system of presidential electors, who are elected by the people of the several Mates, not infrequently gives us a preside nt who may have won in Electoral College but actually received a minority of the nation. wide popular vote, Britain's most recent election has knocked some rather large holes in these arguments, however. The outcome of the voting over there the other day suggests that in the worst of circumstances which Is what they have in Britain the parliamentary system has deficiencies and inefficiencies that our system largely escapes. In Britain, Prime Minister Edward heath went to the people for a new mandate to strengthen h hand In dealing with Inflation and his battle with striking coal miners. The popular response was anything but - - I By BRUCE BIOSSAT WASHINGToN(N}) The Democrats, still many months away from winning the massive congresslonal victory widely forecast for them In the 1974 deelions, alreaiidy are worry about the burdens such a triumph would Impose. They seem unlikely to get the margins some of tefj' op(in1iststa1k about f both House and Senate. But they could come close enough to make it ce r ta in Azuencan would assign them heavy responsibility for constructive lion on policy in the politically vital 1974.7$ span. Old pro Sen. Habert Hwnpthy Is of those who peeceiveg the pr And he knowi It Is magnified by the (act that the structure and mechanisms of Congress are entiquated, wi th Its falls voting is largdy a negativg referendum on President Nixon, the people who pronounce that verdict will want something hard put on the line. As Humphrey notes well, if they don't get some kind of better delivery on maters like energy, the economy generally, health care, an Improved welfare system, they might give the Democrats short thrift. Their roster of presidential prospects, all presently drawn from the U.S. Seaate, could feel a hard backlash it the party's lawmakers haven't by then done all that much get the coun try out of its current rash of dilemmas. Nixon the man won't bein the l978 calculations, even if he a 'olds Unactuncnt and f inishes his second term. So an electorate perhaps newly disillusioned by Congress, which polls now show it has little g1nr regard for than the President, might see another Republican as a reasonable follow-on choice. Note, too, that none of the leading GOP possibilities would be tightly LInked to the Congress of 1975.76. Vice President Gerald Ford would have put his House background behind him by nearly three years. The oth..r contenders, Nelson Rockefeller, Ronald Reagan, John Connally, Elliot Richardson, have governorship or other executive. style experience. POLK CITY, Fla. AP Police say they had to use the serial number of a charred car to trace the Identity of the lasttwooffivepeoplekilledinachain.reacuonpfleupona fogshrouded interstate highway. The men were identified Tuesday as Harold Ingram, and Donald H. Benett, 42, both of Jacksonville. Troopers said the Monday accident came when a truck rammed the rear of another truck which had slowed in the dense fog, triggering the 11-vehicle pileup near here on Interstate 4. Five trucks and two (-firs burst into flames, trapping some occupants. Six other people were injured in the wreck. - Governor Denies Pardons TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AI' — Pardons for former ',lit Palm Beach Municipal Judge Joseph A. Peel and a man he hired to kill another judge and his wife have been refused by Gov. Reubln Askew. The state Pardon Board was to consider the cases f another 182 persons at a meeting today'. Peel and Floyd A. "Lucky" hiolz.apfel, who pleaded guilty to murdering Circuit Judge and Mrs. C.E. Chillingsworth in 1955, were amon g 18 Inma tes serving life sentences for murder or rape whose pardons were rejected Tuesday by Askew. g .0 I.AUGO. Fla lAP) — Wi th spri ng t he ca ta lyst f or frivolous fads, thus tiny resor t community has procla imed a National Streak Week. May or Warren Andrews read t he proclama tion at a town meeting Tuesday night and announced that anyone 'caught streaking at any time other than the official sanctioned period may he subject to a penalty of up to 11 for each pound of flesh exposed in such activity." hereby proclaim Said the mayor, 'Now, th erefore, I the sixth week of March to be National Str eak Week..." There are four and a half weeks In March. VFW Opposes Amnesty '3 WASHINGTON i Al' — Th Florida chapter of the 'eterans of Foreign Wars 'u 100 per cent opposed to ranting amnesty to those who fled the country' rather han fight," the state VFW commander says. James E. Graham of Sarasota led a 43-member delega. t len to Washington for ceremonies marking 75 years of the Elationwide organization, He spoke out against amnesty before Florida's wgresslonal delegation Tuesday. eed: State Victim Of Greed ________________ __ — I want anyoId bridges you have In yO mou !" "In one word you could sum SARASOTA, Fl.. AP Florida's binge with growth-avarice." Na? Reed of the Ut LI .S. Interior Department told an envlronnmental panel at lbe opening of a three-day conference, Reeii, an assistant secretary in the department, cited "I nsensitive government" for allowing overdevelopment of the nation's cities. And he said Florida has been the :'tim of "Incredibly jrevdy, stupid, myopic policies." Reed, who spent 10 years in environmental work In orida before his federal appointment, said that it's time to turn our sights from short - term programs to long range pis invol ving local citizens. - ____ I dOfi't want that - C u rta i led B Reform Process — Gunter, Lobbyists - - -- Wreck Victims Identified -- 1114 y Jr. and Mrs. Tom Freeman (r) accept a donation from Herald publisher Walter Gielow. March 23 the club will solicit donations for the parks campaign when they sponsor a Children's Art Festival at Sanford Plaza Shopping Center. - If. -' take them a while to get their feet on the ground." The oil executives painted a bleak picture for Floridians who hope gasoline shortages are on the way out with or without an end of the Arab oil boycott. "We would xpe.t the gasoline picture to be shorter than consumers would like tosee this summer, " said R. W. McDonald, Exxon supply plan. idng manager. "We will prob.ably be short of sufficient gas to satisfy consumers for some time to come," Meet On Senate Race ... — eral Energy Office has authortied three-cent..a.gallon hikes while some service stations In his hometown have boosted prices by 18 cents per gallon. lie said members of the task force believe many of the gaso. line supply problems are caused by bureaucratic hang. ups within the FEO. 'AII the problems are not with the oil companies or the state of Florida," Holloway said. "I think the FEO, which had 12 employes In December and 2,200 last week, has had real growing pains. It's going to TAIJAhIAEL, Fla. API uuk1 like to a ppoint black political rneddling.-and that's segregation plan acceptable to A reform aimed at taking judges, his aides say, but what he said he was trying to federal authorities. politics out of the judicial selec. judicial nominating corn. avoid when he endorsed the (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. But while the Rev. R. N. Cootion has curtailed appointment nominating commission con- den of Tallahassee. Florida of black judges. ________________ ________ cept. NAACP field director, has Sc. It wasn't intend ed that way, -, The odds, meanw hi le, are cused Askew of paying "lip but the creation of judicial overwhelmingly against the service," other black leaders -________ nominating commissions by a !''' lIlttItSSiottS recurruninding have defended the govern. c 1973 constitutional amendment blacks for judicial ap. Sam Jones, an NAACP offo slammed shut a door that had polntment. There are nearly cial from Jacksonville, potnt&'d just begun to open for blacks l2,00O lawyers inflth; fewer out that Gooden was wrong In the first two years of his than 100 of them black. _J I when he charged Askew has WASHINGTON tAP) Rep. Meanwhile, Gunter said that term, prior to the effective date I The continuing frustration failed to appoint black judges. Bill Canter, D-Fla., a candidate he hopes his amendment to the of the constitutional amend. that results from so-called re- Jones was promptly suspended for Sen. Edward J. Gurney's proposed Federal Energy Ad- ment, Gov. Reubin Askew ap,'! forms which hamper black by Florida NAACP President seat, has 7gotten together with ministration bill would remove pointed four black Judges. progress more than they help Eddie Mae Steward of "people he'll need to know In the uncertainty over gasoline They are Thomas Reddick, has sparked a new wave of Jacksonville for "making the Senate," an aide says, shortages for summer tray- named to Broward County black activism, Jax Police Brutality Charged unauthorized news re leases." .. elers. Court of Record and subOfficials of the Florida cha p"Leave your wallets at That sort of publi c squabbling "By removing the uncertain. sequentlyelectedclrctjltjudge; ter of the National Association doesn't he lp but there are InJALSOVJ1J.E. Fla. (AP) — The city of Jacksonville home," read t he invi ta tions to a ty, it is hoped that more persons Cal vin Mapp, Dade County for the Advance of Colored dications that state of ficials are has been charged In a federal court suit wi th six instances Tuesday reception In a House will realize they can travel this judge; Ed Rodgers, Palm of bruta lity. The acti on was filed by th e Na tional People and other groups ha ve getting the message. Alter all, cunuzuttee room. summer and now make pla ns to Beach County judge; and called a steady series of news this is an election year and Association for the Advancement of Colored People, But Mike Green, Gunter's do so," Gunter sa id Tuesday. George Edgecomb, HillsboroAmong the charges, th e suit says that two policemen M A conferences and Issued a num- blacks are threatening to use press secretary, acknowledged The proposal would require ugh County Judge. her of sometimes contradictory whatever political pcwer they handcuffed a 7-year-old boy at school and shook and ;uv. Rt;UIIIN A.SKEW that money was one of the facthe FEA to Issue preliminary Since the constitutional statements the past two wee ks, command, Mapped him as they took him home, ...lndilemma tors that de te rmined the gu est summer guidelines for citizen amendment became effective, In other eases, th e court ac ti on says police mistreated The various blacks who have list, Harmon Shields, accused of fuel use. Askew has 41 circuit, mission process puts him put themselves forward as blacks and trumped up charges against them. ________________________ county andappointed ap racist attitudes before his propeals judges, all squarely in the middle of a spokesmen have agreed that Green said the purpose f The compla int says Mayor Hans Taniler, She riff Dale moti on to Natural Resources of them white. recept ion was to get Gunter seemingly unresolvable State government is riddled director, promptly named Carson, councilmen a nd the Community Re la tions "L'p to this time, no nomi- dilemma, "acquainted with lobbyists, with racism. Commission took no acti on on compla in ts and Elijah Brown a Marine nating commission has recomnational press and people who The governor is required to They are united in opposing Patrolman and I.V. Davis the the effect of causing, encouraging, supporting and conmended a black for ap- name judges from lists sub- the state's second gh-e money to campaigns cloning the pattern and practice of illegal and attempt to agency's evjronmentaJadviser. poirdut*nt as circuit judge, as muted by the commialons. U come up with a university people herd need to know constitutional conduct." de- Both are black. appeals court Judge or as Su- they fall to recommend blacks, Senate." 'Streak Week' Proclaimed D[IIRY'S ooLo who spoke to the task force at an all-day hearing Tuesday before deciding what action to recommend to the leg. lslature. lie scheduled a meeting for next Monday tohanimer out the proposals. Responding to price-gouging creases, " house Tran. charges, Marion Smith, Stand. sportatlon Chairman Vernon ard Oil Co.'s marketing vice Holloway, DMiarni, said president, said recent increases Tuesday. ..are perfectly proper and reHolloway said his Trans- flect no more than the legally port.ation Committee task force allowed recovery of cost." would have to study comments Holloway noted that the Fed. panies . -, Attorney decisive. Hurt In 176 bereft of new ideas, Even Sen. George McGovern, the 1972 presidential nominee, fell back into well-worn New Deal grooves after his disastrous venturing into welfare reform and uncharted defense-cut areas left him pinned with the label "radical." A good numy Democrats, though far from all the McGovern-style acti vists, gaze hopeftJly toward the party's mid-term convention this I)ecfmberinKanau Ci ty. ItwIube ostensibly issue-oriented, Yet t he 1976 candidates will be scrambling there, and the combat over Ideas seems sure to move into personal channels. Television will NghliaJtI this conflict, since it finds no profit In pictures of Ideu. Anyway, back to the original point As badly as they need fresh philosophy the call on a more heavily Democratic 1975.76 Congress will be for action. If this r 'a deduct ion would be permitted for deprecistion and main. tenam,e expenses." Ehrllctgnan also wanted to know about lb. tax consequences of permitting others to use the Florida and California houses." Barth responded; "We would have to establish the business purpose for the President wi th regard to each person Invited to use the homes" On the question of deductions for wedding gifts, funeral sprays and the like, Etwllchman noted: 'l'b e President holds the view that a public man does very little of a personaj naturt, Virtually all of his entertainment and activity is related to his 'business." Agreed Barth: "I personally agree with the Idea that much of the President's expense Is related to his 'business,' As with the business use of his residence, a careful system must be established for keeping track of business expenses,., "Small gills by the President, which are related to hl.s 'business,' would be deductible ...Note however, that we thought to distinguishing between activities and gifts must give related to 'being a President' and those related to running for reelection." Richard Nixon, as we now know, took every available legal deduction and at least one $576,000 write-off whoselegality is questionable. by officials of five oil corn- , Barth was also approached on ft question. He advised that — Fa ll S uccess C I The President apparently heeded this advice, for the White House press office tells us that the President never put Julie on salary. In another memo, ElwllctNnan asked Mcrgan: "The President Intends to use the San Clemen te house f or off icial visi ts, and he intends to use his de n as an office for presidential acUvities. What wrftffg we available ______ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The leader of a legislative probe into the gasoline shortage says oil company officials have failed to satisfy him with their explanations of price hikes at the gas pumps. "I'm not satisfied that I've been given reasonable answers to the justification for price in. - - Bar th responded a month later with a memo, carefully stamped 'Confiden tial," advising: "Legally we might justify dedudIon asa business expense for aulary paid to Jufle5 as guide this summer. However, for the following reasons, I MOST strongly recommend that this should not be done: "(A) The amount in volved Is rather vnall; "(B) This is always a factual question which could be raised on audit of whether abets necessary to the taxpayer 's 'business'; "(C) In addi tion to federal withholding data which would get into the files at the IRS, Informauonwoukmaye tobe pen to the (state) tax authorities and to the Social Security people. There are too many entities invol ved for this to be kept confiden tial; "(D) The newspapers have made much of the fact that she has been acting as a 'volunteer.' I think the risk of exposure of. business deduction attempt is too great..." Barth advised Instead that the President should "makes gift at the end of the summer to Julie Although it would not be deductible to him, It would be tax-free to her." ___ JUNIOR Woman's Club condepartment members have organized a "Take A Park To heart" campaign toraisefuncLs through the two-year Community Improvement Project for city parks improvement, Above, Mrs. Frederick F. Gaines TODAY campaign and is now the Nixon man inside the IRS. -____ SANFORI servation FLORIDA ____ ______ : ' ' * For example, an Ehrllchman memo, dated June 16, 1972, asked Morgan: "The President proposes to personally pay Julie for her work In the White house this summer and deduct It as a business expens. Would you please determine whether he can properly do thiS...' Morgan took the problem up with the Internal Revenue Service's Deputy Chid Counsel Roger Barth who served as political Impresario for Juli e and Thcla Nixon during the 196* - By DON OAKLEY (NEA) The American way of government may not be so bad after all. Any number of commentators have observed that, LI the United States had a parliamentary form of government, "Prime Minister" Nixon and his entire cabinet would have been ousted long ago in the wake of the Watergate scandal and new elections held. A simple vote of confidence, such as they have In the British Parliament, would have done U trick, Certainly, the crisis would not have dragged on and on as it has. Even before Watergate, the British system was often held up as a model of flexibility and responsiveness to the popular will. Britons Nothing new In yet It Is freshly pertinent to the Democrats as they look ahead. Every political analyst in town has been saying for a long time that the Oemocratic party II abnoat totally 1 Probes High Gas Costs Appointment Of Black Judges PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND CAMPAIGN OPENS deduction for the gift of the Nixon papers to the government. _____ ~ also contended, should be deductible. "He wants to be sure," Morgan, the White House aide who handled the President's Wes. ________ A - 10i 9 crease his tax deductions. Elrlichman relayed the Presidents wishes to Edward before a majority will likely be willing to vote PU or nay on indicting the President of the United States. These are the problems: Can a president be charged for the actions of his subor. dlnates? James Madison ugues yes. It would, Madison sa id " to impeachment himself if he suffers them to perpe tua te with Impunity high crimes or misdemeanors against the United States, or neglect to superintend their conduct, so as to check their excesses." But Ethridge Gerry, another framer of the Constitution, disagreed, arguing subordina te officers should bear their own responsibility. Can a president be reznui from office because he has, in the minds of the majority of the House and two-thirds of the Senate, exhibited such i-.abltnai disregard of the public interest that his actions have cost him the coflfldeflceof the nalionto such a degree he can no longer govern effectively? Time and again, in tue 13 insta nces In w hich U.S. of ficials have been impeached, this charge has been made and House Transport Chief a,!I __ convicted does not speak to respect the prerogatives of In British history, where the instructed side John Mfichman In a confidential memo, lithiit .. 7he House0fRepresentatives strongly for the practical ef. Congress in removing Edwin Impreachrnent article In the his business deductions Include all allowable Items." can im peach President Nixon fectiveness of this charge. This differs with the picture the White House has tried to M. Stanton as secretary of war; U.S. constitution has its roots, portray for almost any reason It Can a president legitimately the issue was whether the impeachment of a President too busy to bother with the details of his Lax in early American be removed for defying the will President or Congress was used returns. Press spokesman Gerald Warren has Implied Nixon was should regularly to Increase impeachments, in fact, the of Congress and, if he can, how have the power so preoccupied with the presidency that he left the preparation of cons titutional and of Parliament and tothe clip articles were not prepared until serious must that defiance be? military power to his returns entirely to his lawyers. make and power or the King. after impreachment had been The implication was that his lawyers were really to blame for 16 voted on. claiming the controversial-and probably Ulegal-4576,000 tax But political reality being - Osteest Mrs Clarence 1, WASHINGTON-Confidential White House documents show that President Nixon, contrary to the statements put out In his name, has taken an inten.e personal interest In wangling every possible tax deduction he could get sway with. He even Inquired In 1969 about deducting his payments to his daughter Julie as a business expense. He wanted to count money he was contributing to her support as salary for her work as a White House tour guide. Yet the White House had already put out pobilcity that she was a "volunteer." The President a wanted tax break for using the den at his San Clemente estate for an office, lie asked what tax write-offs were available, too, for permitting others louse his California and Florida houses. He thought he should be permitted to charge off wedding The postal corporation has been on trial for nearly three years, and if the jury were polled today, we doubt if the verdict would go in Its favor. Considering how Congress turned the Post Office into a bureaucratic behemoth under the old system, our mail service now seems caught fact that only four of the 12 were was charged with having failed in the South. xt! #1 All Tax Breaks I- R, ~T _7f~ - Guide To Impeachment History By RAY CROMLEY Washington(NEA) The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13,1974-3A Nixon Seeks and continued federal subsidies necessary to keep the mail moving, how long can we justify continuing this $9 billion a year operation with only a thin line of accountability to Congress and the public? Our System May Not Be So Bad Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR, Home Delivery slow ----.-. -- COPLEY NEWS In terms of our inflation-battered pocketbooks, the 25 per cent increase In the cost of mailing a letter is like hitting a man when he's down. The pain is all the greater when we consider the high hopes raised three years ago that the semi-autonomous U.S. Postal Service would bring new speed, reliability and efficiency to the mails and relieve taxpayers of the scandalous cost of subsidizing the old politically dominated - Still Jack Anderson • $ Sentenced preme Court justice," said Askew cannot appoint them. Maurice Harting, Askew's depThe governor can hardly urge uty press secretary. the conmus.lons to recommend Askew, who has been criti- blacks sithout leaving himself FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. of the flouse- Speaker Caz-1,&j. (AP) A Fort Lauderdale At. cued lately by black leaders, vulnerable to charges of Tht NCR lO.Xey bert, Mejority Leader Thomas torney who was sentenced to !LfCTRIC P. O'Neill and Majority Whip three days in jail for not wear. John J. McFall. IN as necktie to court says he Mh. Guests included Richard will appeal the conviction. Swann, an Orlando lawyer and "No Judge has the right to Gunter's state finance chair- impose his taste or lack of taste 10 .rrionm ma r, and Ted Phelps, who ran upon anyone" as long as their '' Gunter's congressional cam- clothes do not mock the cow-I, rental . ign. toward purchase said attorney Ray Sandstrom. price of $ 159.50 KI&SIMMEE, Fla. tAI' — A disappeared. lie was ('O[fl' Broward Circuit Judge RobOther guests were represen. ert Tyson found Sandstrom in Plant City teen-ager, corn- nutted to Chattahoochee ashort 11 Lathes of the American Medicontempt Tuesday when Sand- mitted last fall to a state hospi- time later. cal Association, several insurPuce will be bound over to a strom came to court dressed in talasa mentally disordered sex ance companies, the a white suit with a gold medal- offender, has been arrested and grand Jury, Orange-Osceola .s$L3-7PlS 135 lfi'- t MidAmerican Dairymen, lion over his flowered charged with first degree State Ali)-. Robert Eagan said. hanging National Limestone Institute, murder In the death of Disney Communications Workers of open-neck sport shirt, World employe Deborah Jean "You can't come here in America, the St. Regis Paper nude, you can't come here in a McCartey, authorities say. Co., Hawaiian Sugar Planters, Floyd Price, 19, was arrested bathing suit and you can't come National Bankamericard, here without a tie," told at the Florida State Hospital at Tyson .4 International Brotherhood of Chattahoochee Tuesday by Os. &thh1'0h1L Electrical Workers and the The Judge recessed the court ('Cola Co unty Sheriff's investiAmerican Optometric ,. for 30 minutes to give Sand- gators and returned to KisAssocia tion. strom a chance to comply. lie sirnrnee. t..' No bond was set for his reThe gathering was solidly had earlier warned Sandstrom lease. Democratic, although Gunter's about his clothes, Following the hearing, Sher. I aides said that some RepubliSandstrom refused, was . if f's Major Robert Fornes said cans had been invited, in- found in comntempt and was re: eluding Gurney. The sena tor leased without bond pending that Price had made no statements a bo ut th e case. appeal. (lid , not attend. ___________________________________________________ — .i . . McCartney, 20, of nearby St. Cloud was last seen on . 4 .,' Sept. 27, 1973 when she drove away from the Contemporary hotel at Dianey World on an 0 early morning errand. Twi' 1i hours later, the company auIfs tomobile she was driving was TAMPA, Fla (Al') — The James dcs&'ribed it as an "in- found near the tourist attractnephew of one of IS defendants ternational conspiracy to de. ion's entrance. inn federal stock fraud trial has fraud the government" and tier bound and partially clad testified that he stole hundi-eds called defendant Jack G. Eu- (sidy was found three days Liter of stock certificates and passed wards, 31, of Tampa a central in a pond two miles west of them to his uncle, to Kissinunee. John Bren- figure in the case. nan. She had been engaged to be James said Edwards, a forAnthony t)erinis Brennaii, met Florida State University married the next week. testified Tuesday In U.S. Price, convicted of rape in DIs- football player who did a brief trict Court that his 54-year-old stint with the National Football Ilillsbnrnugh County and free uncle kept the stolen certif I" League's San Diego Chargers, on bond during pie-sentence in. (-ales in a Chicago vestigation at the time of Miss warehouse was the man who others in fj while trying to sell them at 10 alleged scheme depended on to McCariney's death, turned per cent of face value, find ready buyers for stolen hi mself over to Tampa The younger Brenna.n is a securities 2 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, authorities the day alter she former truckdrivrr who is on Vilna t; pulatues dflO gravy, cote five years probation for federal +TAX slaw and a hot butter tastin' biscuit. stamp theft charges. 11.50 VaIt • The trial went into Its seventh of good Mon., Tues.. Thurs. day today with Brennan again tinkgo( wlness frdicxxIne.js of 11a.m. tO 6p.m. scheduled to take the stand. Limit; The indictment, returned In April 1973 after a lergthy' Invesligation by the FBI, centered on FRIED CHICKEN an alleged plot to counterfeit millions of dollars worth of OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL 9P.M. FRI. & SAT. TIL 10 P.M. stock from Walt Disney Pro. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) ductions and other national Sanford fi rms. Asst. U.S. Ally, William The pretzels-and-liquor reception was given for Gunter by the Democratic leadership For No Tie R ENT - Teenager Is Charged ____ 1 In McCartney Murder ' 900 tart - _____ - . . . - . -. ., -. - ., . _ ,, I - ' ' . ,. ,, . - . . - , - Witness Tells Of Theft - Of Stock Certi icates Out ' lunch SPECIAL t _7OUc5 5 �6A—The Sariord Herald Wednesday, March 13, 1974 I, ......... - - - _. . .. 11 A Hunting We Will Go, A Hunt... Off To Jail We Go, Off To jall ., orts SP -' - (j fl SJC CURRICULUM FAIR LOCAL high school students and the community are being acquainted LOCAL with the educational and social services available at Seminole Junior College today and Thtindav tlirrnigh a "curricultnn lair'' !xhiits art' displayed in tite gallery, S building on campus. (top photo). Mrs. T. Elwood R.N., instructor, observes while Geraldine Kelley takes Roberta Mims' blood pressure in the nursing demonstration. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent never b t n ----I' - now. 04-Wo +,IIL AA#UI.L,II4 0 % 0 1 , I I - -- -# I,~ -- -1 .is y I.. /Ic Ir' \ 4(' - I. ,. 'B Si,111. , ' shipments to the United States. — . ' i- . ' - ' •r . i. i - :, -Z,;'.•• - !_ 'ç1-,' .! nivr or'%rcrI IAIII.IMCOC LJIJiJ Vvll1Ir1J PIf'I r . 'v - )'• - 4' .,-... -.•,,r,_' _.•--•,- , WASHINGTON j .. i :-' @ ~z o 3Zmi -!~ __~ ~ ~ I . - If 'I - tv - Sen. readily available, He said there is no evidence that plutonium has been stoler, but noted the" have been UP ppr-ape of the material Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Cmn,, says the Atomic Energy Can. mission perhaps should assign the building of a aside atomic bomb to find out how easil this could be done with stolen n- of a ate subcommittee assessing clear safeguards, voiced the suggestion Tuesday after anu. clear ph)54u51 ...,id such a crude s-bCXnb could be MRS. JESSIE AABYE stried in a matter of 1 SCIENTIST, Dr. Mrs. Jeasle G. Aabye, 91, 26G4 Thsrv B. Taylor, told the niaaua Ave., Sanford, died panel that one terrorist With a Sunday in Memphis, Tenn. at supply of Nucare Ntnthg Home, She was "'"l-Witt plutnuiwn could build a bomb i, In Flekkefjorcl, Norway small enough to be transported in a car but powerful enough to kill tens of thousands of perFuneral Notice , I. .- =~~ -I ft _ k,- - - - -M . _ , - 7 zw She Is survived by two acne, Walter ft. Aabye of Memphis; Edwin D. Aabye, Indianapolis, Intl., four grandchlldi'en; and six greatgrandchulds-en. AASYE, N*$ JESSIE 0 ' ir(faI ir. •r Mf% J'V ri - Ta y lor, baard c'Iwirrnarl of I - _____ - 6 -- r' TOT 4' -1 I- - I -, = 0 h - - ,i — p ~ .. I . , 65 P H PSi . /.•,, . F' '--' .4 - ' 'r' " . -, . " - - ' " .. . - . - . . . -, I "Ii' -" ''• ' -. "k' I- - . 64- ". - .. . -- , I 0 0 3 0 I C I - 3 I 0 C ...A lb It tcbaie.li Oflr.en,c .. .,q,. ..; 4 - - MMF X S 1 4 R,Chfilde, 2b COOPer. ft - _______ rs.2 Sanlo,d . ALP. I • - IS , . 3 i 7 2 2 000 ching performances, only to in the late innings and he mixed 7 0 1 I tona Up on the short end it Up with the dirt huggin' aa t'ursebali he had relied oi vr'iac' h vi 1 0I lkrnosky handled the top of earlier and end flerr'oti ,. 1 0 0 1) ed up striking t he Bulldog order well enough, out I I the last seven out of eight TOTALS but it was a pesky bottom of the ba tters he faced. H1 order from DeLand that 0O t Bright slxt for the Tri be was ()cLancl chopped away for three runs. In S,U1$ord 0 I 6 t hesecomlw'ithoneout Bulldog third baseman Robert Smith's rightfieldcr Mike McCarth thi-ce for four performance. (McDonald, RiCharde, Frn. singled. Bernosky got the next Smith singled in the seventh to Smith, P . Dow dy, I4 ' man to pop up before serving up break William's strikeout w. the lone gopher ba ll of the day string it SIX. McDonald. Reese 'I Dehand added an Insurance to Williams that cleared Seminole High's extrctiiely run in the fourth and two more iP P ER H SB SO in t he seventh inning and were' short center field fence. IS 7 'S all unearned They' used " '" JI": -I 1.rt - * •' J' *, 'jf a. '.; •' - I - - - 4y 's.-td.- '. M'rr The Tribe in in the 0 lead single, ii stolen biise and a two fl y Wiiams '' tnrrn 4flP - 'tf i' - ' , .. . - - -, TRIBE . - , . - .. - .. '. '.'.•' - BATTER TAPS GHOUNDH,J,j, for Seminole, losing 5-1. Story all day was lackof contact While Toni Roll of the Casselberry recreation office doesn't have Sa nford's 30 total baseball and softball teams to handle, hIs number is growing by leaps and bounds with action starting in boys and girls sof thall In the very near future. With eight girls and four boys teams already champing at the bit to start, Tom has found a gem of an idea in holding an umpir e's clinic with former Florida State League and Appalachian League ump Moe Shapiro, Seminole Junior College's Seminole is no1A C4 in JuCo curt.tball with a fairly live fast lofted a sacrifice fly to center to runs across in the bottom of the now manager of the Ca&wlberry Zayre store, as the honcho. hloe, diamond three runs in the sixth only to file" Just havenIt bee n competition, 12-17 Tom says, Is a graduate of th e famous Bill McGowan School overall and ball to hold the Raiders in drive in the only run the Ft. fifth. Dodd who had handled the lose it in the fitial inning when f or glittering these days. will haven chance to begin over check. Myers bunch needed. host club without much dif. Edison caine up with two runs Umpires in Daytona Beach. and played ball in the Dodger Yesterday was no exception again when they take their organization from 1937-41. Th e action will be at Summerset field when Sanford's Nick Brady Seminole jumped out to a two ficulty earlier suddenly tired on an error, two walks and a hit. they dropped a double umblemished 0-0 divisIon slate walked live and gave up ven run lead in se the first on Dwayne and with two on and none out Bob Meadows, number two arid Secret Lake Park for the boys and girls, and header to Edison Community to West Orlando tomorr ow. currently the lights are going to begin going up at Surnmerset soon. hits in the seven inning 2.o Gray's triple to right center Raider Coach Jack Pantetia.3 most effective Raider pitcher college 2.0 and 94. The Raiders got a ta ste of a defeat. scoring Kenny Kerr who had called Sam Swanger to the will get the nod from It was loss number 11 in their little bit of everything in Ft Pantellas The recreation department will be hosting a covered-dish Edison scored first in the led the Inning off with a walk. mound. Before t hi ngs quieted to start the all Important picnic for all players and families Sunday at Summerset from, I last 12 outings for the Raiders Slyers. They were on the "one" third inning when Brady issued Jay Isler lined a shot of the down two base hits to center Valencia contest. who can expect more trouble end of a one-hitter th rown p.m. on. Tom says bring your own food and the department by two free passes and Jeff Get- pitcher's glove and was thr-own field took bad hops over Ken it could possibly boil down to Thursday against Division 11 supply the sodas. righthander lion Pierce. The witz singled to load the bases. out, but the speedy Gray raced Kerris head and roiled to the a duel between ex high school foe Valencia (lccvp;I%(' I'ierrc mixed up a Third baseman John Isbell then home with run number two, fence with runners on base. --. teammates If Valencla Coach -. The Raiders were In con trol Down seven to five the Flo) Perry decides to go wi th 0 when Edison rushed seven Sanford college fought back Ica- Eddie __________________________________ Nuss on the hi ll. SJC Drops Two More, Thies Ti e Edison - - --.-- ' Speaking About Umps ning In and out of the building responsi bility should be hired. every day," Myers said, with Myers predicted that oe-thlrd Mrs. Keyser adding that ci ty man for each job will not be ALTAMON'IE SPRINGS- employes were mixing orange enough. Councilmen Tuesday night juice In a large plastic conFloyd cast the tie-breaking ordered advertisement tamer recently for a group vote. throughout Central Florida for using the facility rather than ft anadminlstrauveassijtsnt for doing the work t he)- are 0 ln other buainp (liv sa__ A "1""J' mayor Norman oy at a do, JoeDavis 5aidf ederal court jn salary not to exceed $12,000. Comptroller Denver Baxter Orlando has declared un. The will also include as wed Mrs. Keyser an audit constitullonal a section i responsibi lities as personnel civic center FCtip(J Is clty'santi.htterlaw, noting the job and civic manager center derway and should be corn- 'Citizens News,' a weekly pleted by next week. Last week delivered without charge to city - Speaking a bout umps, both Casselberry and Sa nf ord have said t he ir biggest need Is f or umpires. Now, wipe th e dust off yo ur glasses, take a loo k at that 1946 rule book you have lying around . ?. 111, ~ the house somewhere and give the gentl emen involved a call. Se riously, if you'd like to he lp out, th e departments would surely Hound JVs Remain Undefeated Topple Baby Brantley 3 -. . . . like to have it. Just one word of advice. Buy a lot of cotton for your ----..----' d StrOngly opposing the "on Baxter SAW he received checks resWnts, is a newspaper and were Councilmen Ilelen Keyw dated two months ago which Protected by the U.S. Conand Don Myers, both insisting were paid for civic center use, stitutinn. that a full-time person to prompting Mrs Keyser to call The newspaper filed the suit up `4 at 22ti; Crown Zeller. operate the civic center Ls for the audit. last Year when city officials needed first. c up .a Z eand Texaco, Councilmiin Dan Dorfman ordered it to stop unsubsaibed "Too many people are runp said a man with triple deliveries. - ears - Now That Were Asking Dept. Of 10 , %%. Now that we'ro- asking for things, we might as well get the whole list off our shoulders. Casselberry would like a couple of dona tud ref rigera tors lot the recrea tion department. 11 you'd I li, t. to ftvk over a couple of the frost makers, call Ifolt at his h(oilie. 831-2M or Johnny Red(hck at city hall. -. i , ....." - I By JOHN - 1. ,kk . V ~ -1 N -~ the inning off with a triple that L.Drann,vJv scored Summer. Smith G.Ibf.Jth,t% went to Hatton In the bullpen 8Ieia, is Th man baby Greyhounds who got the final out of the so- ros.'l Welker IP picked up their second win game. Scn 9) st ithouta defeat with a stunning llic I.iake Brantley ja)-vee 0t, '~ f Roisc V ujxwt of Lake Brantley's jayvee travels to Kissimmee Fcaler. 6-3 in Forest City. for their next game while The only problem the Hourxis Hounds host IATSbUrg Saturday R van, rf ( .' a ` . _-II I, ---I. lk . I . . Ar _,~~A. 11 ~_ ~ __ - I Altamonte Rec News - . - ---- I - - ... . - - - . - - - ., - - - - , - - - .- - -- -- - ," Lazy Summer Daze aunis UI i twin out. I. 4 I 1 I 0 I I 3 4 0 0 0 I a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 2 0 1 0 I cm,,',r jo TSIaII HERALD SCOREBOARD LYmanJV AS P H PSI highly rated Patriot crew. Buster Leftwich emerged with Andra,'G, c the "big stick" for the Hounds S.m'nara. lb going two for three at the plate Mann'r'Q,Jb Ran. Ii including two runs batted in. ?C'I.D1 3 1 1 0 I I I 0 3 I 2 0 0 0 0 0 S-mereili,ii Car, C 7 0 0 I s 1I James Meadows, younger brother of SJC hurler Bob Lr$tn CI', 10 pn Meadows, picked up the win for MiliitOvi(h the Greyhounds going the Cacc'apsxt ni distance except for one batter. MeaOowtp Rusty Rattan came in from the "" " 111001', txillpen pitched five pitches, Totals p struck aut David Sheets and picked up the save. Coach Donnie Smith was A CHARLIE quite pleased with his team's - . I' a headwind as they handled a - -. -- Altamonte Springs recreation office called to let in know the forming women's softball league will be holding its organizational m ee ting March 20 at 8p.m. at the city park office on Magnolia Drive. it's to decide playing times and schedules, so if you don't attend, you don't have a gripe coming when you find out it's a choice betwee n playing or watching little Johnny or Susy play in their leagues. That's telling them. " 000 is 010 032 000 000 0-4 10 I 3-) S 3 E- Clark. G-Pbreath ( i). El ler Sommer , 35-- OPasias OP Labe Bran'iey- 2. LOS-- L,ymin II tti, flra."Pey 6 SAC Clan 4 0 3 1 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 P P ER H SB $O 23 1 s HaOon5j) 'A.Ier III I 0 33 6 26 1 S 3 Lmar I Brittle, 0 I H PSI AS Heraldorrespoodent ...--.....-,-'. No wonder Floridians consider themselves blessed. They are the first, the chosen by baseball to witness the embryonic begmnings of another 164-game march into baseball history. Ac(willy the pace here Is a comfortable stroll, as say compared with the hectic Boston, New York or California summer. a now l"tzor,ij direction is not something that just anyone ('an (hI It requires people who take a sincere ass r..X,~ A= S 4 * you %ere a kid and that used to be heaven. And it still is. Even if the team is away, no big thing. Just go over to the local high school and "railbird" with old friends watching the new crop of struggling athletes try to make th at double play yOU saw such a person: he cares als)tit hat lit' cloc, yesterday at Tinker Field. Leave With A Full Tank Of Gas * Delivery & Return Service Within 13 Mi. Radius *Short Term Leases Available The ball players are much more relaxed here than in their permanent regular season stomping grounds. Those who have it made, that is. See the tension lines on the young rookie's face as he concentrates on every little step In scooping up the Infield hopper' He's the one who five years from now, if he makes It that Is, who will be lounging quietly in the shade taking it easy. He knows what's in store all too soon as the team heads north. Good old Grapefruit League. It's good tohave you back again. GRAMKOW It FUNERAL HOME - here we see greats and nobodies taking it all in, The first true hints of summer. The Florida spring wea ther, the sunshine and some baseballs popping around like Mexican jumping beans that went to sleep for t he winter. They start off slowly and nobody seemstonilndlf the favorites don't hop to the tune of September. Now's the chance to see it all before it begins. To see the coming agonies and elations of baseball season. It's such a comfortable, relaxing game. That's why baseball takes such a long time to play. No one is in very much of a hurry, and why should they be' It's a time to take a few ho urs off from th e job and sneak down to the park to muncm hot dogs and popcorn and remember when interest in the problems of others. W. l. Gramkow is -' III WAIRPOIT BLVD. t' Mile East in AWper Blvd. teem Traffic Pistilli anHWY. I7.7 Jack Prosser Ford '. International Research and -, TedIngy Corp,, said the inaes. rwwi, u , ij ii 5141 rId.y Il formation, nonnuclear F,,neqai HOrn,, I.'nqwgø. lit materials and equipment *'th brii 'it -k iit required to design the bomb are Cim.t,c,, Chc.9 . By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer .— years ago. She was a Christian Science practitioner. ~ . .- _____ Altamonte Seeks Man With 3 Hats - PINTO- MAVERICK - MUSTANG - TORINO FULL SIZE FORDS for the AEC tOcoflh1flj35 and moved to Sanford in 1941 and moved to Memphis two . .. FORD I Area Death =.At ~t . I 9 Taylor or acme other expert to generate electric power at rates build such a crude Abcenb, just now project ed by the AEC to prove it could be done. '11w use of nudear eneçgy to fl*Ionable materiaL - ~ - would result in very large domestic and foreign (lows of materials that can be used to make nuclear weapons," Ta)'icr testified. flbif1 suggested It might he i Lease Experimental Bomb May Be Built .: L..1... \: - Rent or li - --._l .1- a 11M, - i 9 0 00 I I24 3 S S II) 2 2 5 0 173 0 0 0 0 -) Tlc Del Pot.., S 35 13 0 - (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) 4.-L"4 ' çr : •1 -.;, 1 . - The opening Dow Jones averInternational Paper, wtucn age at 30 industrials was off a said an antitrust suit against It fraction, while gainers took a had been dropped, rose to narrow lead over losers on the New York Stock Exchange. On Tuesday the market waAnalysts said they expected vered IndecisIvely while awaitthe market to be extremely ing developments on the oil sensitive today to developments front. The Dow Jones industrial at the Arab conference in Th. average slipped 1.33 to 887.12, poli. Hopes for an end to the but gainers narrowly outpaced embargo have played a large losers in moderately active part In recent gains in the trading on the Big Board. LAKE MARY School Bike Rodeo winners receive awards from Sherifrs Department Safety Offi cer Harold (Beau) Taylor (left) and Ray E. Ogg, youth deputy. Left to right, David Henley, Connie Faucher, Steve Gibbons and Kevin Ramsay. . I r I stock market held steady today noted While investors waited for news Today*s Big Board prices hlfrom a meeting of Arab oil . I w I future of their embargo ... - V 0 0l Talk Ne VT s NEW YORK (API - The prices of many stocks, brokers - 100I_ --I ,1. -1~ -,! - it, Fl On I ' .-. I ' II ' — By JEAN PAYIESON Z a " and gave up only twe earned really .strangling double-play. runs. This is the second outing After that it was all Williams. in a row for Bernosk) who has He got stronger as the da) wore turned in commendable pit. °. Ills fast ball began moving Casselberry Recreation Notes Train To Open Kentucky Run and in passenger rail service In expected to take between 30 and terminus south of Ohio was northbound trains are booked to the United States" fl hours compared with 15 for desired because that state capacity. He said capacity loads of the east coast run. sends more tourists to Florida Auto Train service between tourists had been enjoying ..the There are presently two Lovifle, Ky. and Sanford luxuries and energy saving Marketing studies deter- than any other state, except trains on be Lorton-Sanford should begin before the sum- advantages" of the Lorton, Va. mined there was a greater Georgia. run. One is on a daily run, the met vacation season, acurd1ng inear Washington D.C. to market for an auto-ferry ser. Church said the present east other operates every other day. to Washington Auto Train of. Sanford run, and he expectLd in the Midwest than the coast run has a miximum In all, 10 or 11 trains arrive and ficial itict a. East. said Church. As high as5O capacity of 160 autos - which depart each week. the Auto Train president Eugene to prove per cent more tourist.bearing means 300 to 400 persons per equally popular, to Florida came from the run. Although the train size for autos &Ga Auto Train had plans to exdannouncedtoday the The service will start with Midwest than from the east the Louisville run has not yet çaid its service long before the Interstate Commerce Corn. one train a day, f been determined, it should aso1ine crisis. said Church. mission (ICC) Tuesday ededthbe iiarto those coast. However. Inquiries about Auto bring a authorized the new service on the Lorton-Sanfcs-d run Louisville was selected as tourists to Sanford cah day. Train services have IflCTWNI after withdrawal o(aflAmtrack 1196 for two persons and an northern terminus because it protest. PlY P° auto, and $ extra for each lies at the bottom of the funnel said Churchbegan Garfield called the new and the situation Is ex1itImia1 passenger to the from Chicago, Detroit, He added at present there are pected service 'a significant milestone legal limit of the auto. of dia na polis and other large vacacles on the so In in Auto Train's short history uthbound Louisvjfle-Sanford service mice The rim from Louisville is Midwest population areas. A trai n from Lorton, but the it is In opera tion. 3 0 2 0 4 0 0 1 I 0 0 I -. ' jo IIeraldStaffW,fter Do*dy. 1.1. C#Idiiioell. 1b SPIT1010. 3b '•. " J -- MCDO ci. ci 4 I I 0 4 l0C )oP'non,2b Chris Frank batted for Steve , activity because t he re aren 1 enough fields to go around. Recreation director Jim Jernigan, who says he's also shor thandedbutwouldrat he rhavea ne w softballdiamon d thanaflew staffer, says will all the sched uling he's had to do, it looks like th ere'll be Saturday and Sunday afternoon softball games, Many th ings are on th e agenda of th e department, including a few surprises th at many of us have talked and maybe even prayed for every once in a while, but never seem ed to materialize. Look for w ord on some new developments later, % D DeMePr Ferrell. With two str ikes on L "never say (lie 'complete game r ran messcu uie uufli ano on the mound for the Seminoles Smi th was easily put out for a e ot j~c._ 4 _______ - i Senior rlghthander David Bernosky turned in a gusts)' Sa nford Recreati on Department is urging parents to keep In conimu,aicatlon with the department, especially th e early registration for outh bqcebill Ic igues that will he starting soon The irlit r ) nu cith... r tall down or '.isit the recreation office on Lake Monroe to get your son or daughter involved in the host of baseball or softball activities , the easier it will be on everyone, fly the way, look for seven.clays-a -week softball and baseball - - ho don't enter t'snl pushups, run a four-minu te mile, shoot eir abilities to do 2oo 10.01-10 baske ts from 40 feet and all th ose other Impossible feats you'll be asked to do for a good ca use. Actually, you 'll probably have more fun than the f1n t - - route to posting an impressive down a perfect squeeze bunt 5-1 win. DeLand is now 7.1 while scoring the already moving the Scnijnoles are still hunting Cooper from third and beat out for win number three at 2-7. the grass tap for a single. - L-, - * w Moyer II inning tworunhomer and Robare. With th e bases full and struck out 15 Tribesmen en one out, Shaun O'Brien laid - a, AlIft ..' one of you who got that ' - I _- p'dice . eac,,, anu • every help out at Seminole Ifigh Is going to sit right down and fill it out and reach Into ye olde hip pocket for a fiver to help out Seminole Iligh School. if you don't I'll print the names Of ill th ose -' - whenTiinCooperledolfwith a fourth,andin(he3lxthu.jflfle alk. Robert Smith, singled hit, two stolen bases and two riioving Cooper to third. Joe the final me DeLand Bulldogs added Ilenton walked to load the bases errorstocomeupwitt, Iwo runs of the day, the Sanford Seminoles to their and the Tribe looked like t hey increasing list of victims as might be on the warpath. HEARALDSc0REe0ARO [)eI.and let thander Dan Wi ll iams used a big bending AS R H PSI Williams crack ed a second curve to strikeout Tommy DiLand r Come on guts Super stars a e L andHur Ier Of ByDOUGSTORUM HrraldStaflWritcr Herald Snorts Editor - ' Trib e Feels Cruncli -.1 . By J Richards ____ Gaines said he purchased a explained calmly. Sanford authorities were "It started when I went to the "brand new car" In Lakeland, Authorities now claim to have notified. cleaner's to have my pants then drove to Belle Glade, recovered or accounted for Local authorities declined to hemmed and the woman gave Finding nearly $10,000 while where he remained for nearly *18.000 of Lw $30,OCYI ransom say if they were looking for me a towel; she told me to wrap rabbit bunting may prove to be two days before police charged money, including 110,000 found it around me and give her my a mixed tctbtg ImRaymond tim wi th reckless driving and in a Sanf ord house the day three pants to hem. Then she called Ellis Gaines of 6 E. Eighth possessing marijuana. men were arrested antic gel police i'nd tried to have me SL, Sanford. wi th kidnaptng and extortion. it bought him a new arrested for Indecent exJackson was abducted at w not driving reckless posure," a rueful Gaines automobile and two days in I did not have any gunpoint from his Southern 4 recalled. Belle Glide jail. marijuana and I think they just Shortening plant by two "The police came out, but And, he now rinds himself pit those charges on me to hold masked men Feb. 28. He was they only asked me if that was charged with reckless 2_1 l' me for questioning" Gaines held ca ptive until the ransom i my car," Gaines said. possessing of marijuana and, was dropped, as ordered by the "Later that day, Sunda y, at foratinw,asiispe(1th the Feb kidnapers, in a Maitland orange -. \' about midnight, I was driving to 28th kidnaping of George *,. ovr. the store to lxiv some ciiar,tpi Jackson Jr when the police pulled mie over Games said at the time he Gaines 25. said Tuesday at his and arrested me." he said. . found the money he did not home he has not been charged They found Larry Clark in cvonection with the kidmw many of the details about 4II driver's aping. the kidnaping. In the console; i t gave it to them and said I 'ldidn'tkrioi an) thing about AN I th!tt tell about thas CLirk, Gain said. .; kidnaping. All knew was! ' Inoneybecause!djdnotwantt "They 14)0k me tfl charged fonndaoinemoneyandwhen get involved wit me , and as soon as they )OU find money ou are supGaines said. ) 4~ Z fingerprinted me they pulled ixied to spend It," Gaines said "I didn't know ':i out a card with some adding. "what would you do'" IF anything special .ibout RAYMOND LIjLSG,(J\F•5 On it and said, 'yep, you Gaines d he and a money and I didn't know Biggest rabbit 1 ever caught are Raymond Gaines," he whom he declined to identify, " 'p)lice thought this was the said. found $9,900 in the brush near kidnap money until the Sanford Gaines, but Belle Glade of. Gaines said mark had ee Street. 'It Ninth was th e police showed up in Belle Glade ficials said Sanford au thorities dri vi ng the car bef ore tho biggest rabbi t I ever caught," and told me," Gaines said as he left immediately when they journey to Belle Glade and had — be quipped. -1 1: stretched his long legs. heard Gaines was In costody. left his lilicense In the ear. Gain saM his stiarof es Belle Glade Police Tuesday Gaines offered a slightly "It was a real ordeal, but it find was about $9,000, but did . ' said Gaines was arrested for different version of the events sure was fun spending the not explain w the money was reckJ driving Sunday and that transpired since his arrival money," Gaines sa id. RECOU71NG not divided evenly, hen his identification in the little community south. "What a rabbit hunt," he After he fund lb..- rn'nev Did not know of kidnaping' doscribed a shorter man es 1 hake Okecch,bee. sighed . 0 . li Potlight 1 By t&iti WEIN'I'Z Herald Staff Writer . The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13, 1974-iA . r Sanford 323.7000r322.,l i Park Orlando 644-59U_ Pft-A( I After Business Hours fl2-0356 Winter . I ' Who Gets Charged? Qjestion. If someone "streaks" a baseball game nnd in the process of running all four bases falls down or is tripped and can not compete his appointed rounds, who gets charged with the put out or the obstruction? Maybe I'll pass this one on to Bowle Khan, whit) is spending all too much time trying to make 3ure flank Aaron plays op..'nini. day. I V performance, especially that of Meadows. Smith felt the ace hurler did a "real good" job but still feels his team needs a lot of work. He point ed up shortcomings especially in the ba-seninning department. mePatriots were led byjohn It)-an who picked up two of 11w . COMING ING DOWN HARD MIKE CONSTANTINE shows quick flashing form in yesterday's Lake Brantle y Sanford high School tennis match. ('onstantine (lowned Jimmy Steffens 8-2 in singles competition and teamed up with Scott Woods to take the doubles 8-4. Iike Brantley won boys 7-0 and girls 5.2. i lt'rakl Photo by Bill Vincent) Hounds Host Jones In t five of Brantley's hits. - Tile Lyman baseball team opens their Metro non-conference portion of the season was sea-con today when they play host to Jones at 4 Summer, ('lint Gilbreath, and Robert Blasrak each chipped in ,\l t- .rlui; ! 11.-ad I",l!!l Itt, M arises Ilatfield hits no record but shows a 4 42 Fowler. anti Gilbreath singled iltUh lhr !:1 \ tm, [fl.-r P.i: i. ' -;-pe! - ' - . -: : . ' . 4" , J. i . . -' '' ",,,.. I 1P i I III ' , '' 11 ' I -I ?c 4',. % , "i', - - , - . - % ". A . . I - -'U. .. Riazzi picked up two singles as having his difficulty at the plate striking out ten year. lie Is noted for his blaring fasttiall. Michael Ellery each drew of 16 times, but he does get the hits when needed McCullough commented that he is saving Dell walks from a tiring Meadows. driving in the winning run against Daytona Hatfield for relief purposes if the situation Sonimer then doubled home - - ", with base tilts. In addition to Leftwich. Bob .187 average hitter. Ed Callan. Callan has been mons is 0-2 on the year with a 3,50 ERA on the seventh. Randolph rowter and by Alan Mayer ' Terry pleasing" 1k (eels the team is hurting at the (liii Matt Simonelli, Mickey plate but consider-, pitching their weak spot. In P.M. Manning, Joe Seminara, and Thus far this year the G rey houn ds have fallen practice, hitting and fielding have been the main Inny Andrianii all had base on some hardtimes at the plate. In five games topics of discussion. raps. only eight people have scored. The team has a Jones is having a tougher go of things then the The Greyhounds scored first .265 iitting average. Hounds this year. They are 0-4 on the year and 0in the second inning when The leading hitter has been shortstop Bob I In the conference. Simonelli took advantage of two Costantine. The gridder turned baseballer has a McCullough is not concerned, however, that errors. .315 clip and I .578 in the slugging depa rtment, his team will let down menially. He reminds his In the top of the six th the lie has been the only person to collect an extra players that last year, when the Greyhounds Greyhounds struck again with base hit this year. Costantine has two doubles were Metro champs, they had their toughest Andriano leading off with a and one homer. game of the year against Jones. The hounds won single, followed b a Seminara If Costantine falls at the plate It will be up to that contest 1.0. single. Manning grounded out Terry Bachman. lie Is hitting at the .312 mark Although the season is young the Hounds have pitcher to first and Simonelli and owns a .944 fielding average. Costantine has already recorded one injury. Lonnie Peeler Is out and Leftwich each singled hurt the team with his glove with a .600 fielding for (tie rest of the year with an injured knee. scoring two more t'tjp.,c Peeler is expected to undergo surgery. Th e I'atriots picked up their After Bachman, the batting power drops to a On the mound will be Mike Sinunons. Situruns in the bottom of the ,%lainland in %Ila( was their first victory. - ODE II . ', ',,. .4 . . -' - . 'i - I - ,, - . - . "I - '- . I' .. - - „' V - • i " ” 'p k'( 6.41ZI EO '4 Ft45i cac' A I 5z4ivp co.q N0i 11.1 - • '' 9/7 471a1 Ama r 1k ,*iy.4c,5( 'iI '4't 'p /, 5 t faR me Z0 h F xrh"AWA7/771,0Fy M 21r/ W, w'g1qjf i7 V 7'25si; YOa'/r/,bn' &r Z3"1.41Et 7VWy14fR 1 'sfY,."F.4. fi?CW M'YCW 0V40W'4~0 6MR44 6116 ONAWRO, t ., , ' - �— __ —1 I- 8A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday. 13. - -March - I 4 -j. - -' - . - - - ) . . t anwill . 1 . Baseball - I ', - ._k' . -- - _________ - iii , F Ii Tt".,s vs Kinii Cty at Fort _______ __ Myers. Fta Califor nia vs Oakland at Mesa, Aria - __ .- ~a, 7 I~ ~ . I - — ~. - - _-_- - J - Thursday's Games Atlanta vs New York IA I ! Fort Lauderdale, Fla Minnesota vs Cincinnati Tampo, Fla Houston vs Boston at Winter Hav. Fla, St Louis vs Los Angeles at Vero Beach. Fla. Detroit vs New York (N) at St Peffiftburg. Fla, Chicago (A) v Philadelphia at Clear*at.r. Fla, Kansas City vs Pittsburgh at riradenton. Fla, vs Chicago (Nt i c(citS,j4IC, A, San Francisco vs San Diego at Yuma, Ant Baltimore vs Texas at Pompano (leach, Fla Cleveland vs California at Palm Springs, Calif. t Hera ded I Pittsburgh 9. Chicago (A) S Milwa uk ee S. Arizona St. 2 Wednesday's Comes i paim Atlanta vs Houston at wei (leach, Fla Cincinnati Vt Chicago (A) c.rasota, Fla Los Angeles vs St Louis at St r'etec%burg, Fla. New York (NP vs Montreal VIOnd Beach, Fla Detroit Pittsburgh at Bra de'rton. Fla Chicago (NI vi San Francisco Pt'oin,i, Ant San D.ego vs Milwauk ee at Sun BAII'm0ft vt Nt* York (A) at Fort Lauderdale, Fla Boston vs Minnesota at Orlando, - MIAMI BEACH (AP) — Exconvict James Scott Is fighting his way back into society, hop. Ing to use his fists to change his loser's Image. Next As Rosie May GetChon. ce T oB ury Hint ch et~~In R . _.._! coff .-. S It :*. * '-' ..r "-4— ChaIii - - Z fight stopped In the eighth early success, titude to Albert Dickens, ser. round. "I think l came equlpped,"he vtng a 55-year sentence for l "He's the best prospect I've said. "They've been seen in all my life and I saw Joe bring the ability out of me. I Louis in his first fight," said don't think anybody my weight After only four professional trainer Lou Gross. can beat me." boxing bouts, the 23-year-old Gross's opinion is backed by Scott is already being heralded others who know Scott. future light-heavyweight champion, His only pre vi ous ring experience came in institutions as a 1le was the only person who would have anything to do with 73W-- ITS FINGER pointing season once again as the perils of wearing the blue suit are revived and look as if they've lost nothing during the off- - season lav-off. UniversitV of North Carolina third base coach decides to its time to let everybody know, especially the umpire, what's on his mind ata recentgamewithSeminoleJunior(lg (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) ---------__------------------------ Better Than Second"') — Trades May Help Professional VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) Among them were catcher Walter Mston uys his young Steve Yrager and Infielder Lee Basketball but the outfield has an over. flow of talent, Including Willie Crawford, a .29 hitter l baseball team shouldn't be ash- Lacy. amed of its second-place finish Last year, Yeager and Joe son; Wynn; Tommie Agee, acIn the National League West Ferguson came up from Albu. quired from St. Louis; Von Last season and will be better querque and Ferguson won the Joshua, and Manny Moth, a .314 Us year. catching job. HIS first hit was a hitter In 89 games last year. The Los Angeles Dodgers, home run and so was his seemanaged by Alston for 21 years arid. He set Dodger records for Don Sutton, 18-10, Andy Meshaves Mracgnucleuaretw-ning ca tcherswjth 25 ho and 88 sersmith, 14-10, Tommy John, and have added ace relief runs batted in. 16-7, and Al Downing, 9.9, are itdier Mike Marshall. Fergusonmayplayfjrstbase back from the 1973 starting Gone is tttj CerI.J this season aiij undoubtedly pitching rotation. WIllIe Davis, who wastheteam there will beothetexperiments. captain but had disagreements Yet the Dodgers have another Doug Rau, who started three with Alston. He went to Mon. youngster, Bill Buckner, ready galnesinl9l3,i.sacamijdatefar treat in exchange for Marshall. to go at first, a starting role and the Dodgers To fill the key position Incen. Buckner had 158 hits in 1973, hage reliever Jim Brewer, who Standings By The AitoclMed Pratt ABA East Oleida W.- I-.. - Pc'. O.B. Kentuc k y to n '— New York 11 — Carolina 45 31 S2 2i V irginia 2$ 1' .331 21'i Memph IS 5' .243 25': Wet, Division Utah . 4 ./ - -- Crusaders were $5.10 this year, HOW1110ft at Los Arigeles, in the state. Ouctec w* Toronto at Ottaiva M'r'r'ejofi at Chicago - ' )11144 - ) . . .!!~ I -' I I - 4 ,, 1 - I 0 . .., 1 lopIca^ '044 - • ' ' ' ' Post Office Boa 1330 Florida State Biflk—S44it 77 Publish FW 71. March 6. 1). 30. Sanfo,'d. Florida 37111 Attorneys for petitioner 71 DEYIIO Dflfl Semie County, Florida -- 11 - Publish ?Aarch 4, 13. 20, 71, 1574 Newman S. Peterun Attorneys at 1,5* 0 Deceased. -- I ~! Publish: March 4 II, 59, 34 1,71 DFZ3I _ , . V _ 11 ill 11 ~ ""%) $ , ./4..,MILLER Erg ACHIEVEMENT newest superstar is all right REFLECTING NEW SPHERES OF -- .. Ll - Golf's Golf 's Wunderkind, Miller J All Together On, Off Links I'lnstofTwoParU) ByMUltRAYOLDEJ(M tournament wins, Miller is a practi6ng Mormon. NAPA, Calif. - (NEA) Johnny Miller has this feeling. This feeling is that every time he - Q 0 goes out on the golf course. he's going to beat every other guy out there. And when Sunday night comes, he's going to be the winner of the tournament, The first muteth oflg74, you couJdn'tkv it. Johnny Miller pla yed three tournament4 Crosby Open, PhMlix. Tuam. He won all three. - won $90,000. In the San* three toumffwnts a year ago he won $0.00. All of a sudden, at the maturing age of - it is professional golf's wunderkind. He believes In his religion. "Basically," be says, "all life Is a proving gr ounds down here. The game of golf isn't going tube my s.alvtion by any means, If Idon't Live a good life and be a good family nun." Johnny's idea of daring living is to "tell a slightly off-color joke - but I've got to be the worst joke teller in the world." When he was 15, he felt like a personal explosion w day. He was on the practice putting green and putting terribly. "I said to myself," muses Johnny, "I'll bet it would be fun just to sit there and swear for a minute. I was all by myself. So I swore for a while. And It was pretty , he gond Big 30% savings r., on 4 ply Sl l "But now I use other w:)rds. Ilke ,son of a "I feel like," he says, "when I go to my next gun," tournament, I'm proba bly going to win again. Seidom.JohnnyMi1ler hasitai1toger,w That may sound cocky, but I think it's the feeling Ever since he went flelilnu e4Ih Icr,.,. U-..,.i I4Ulu• Jack Nicklaus has 90 per cent of the time and another fine young golfer, duri ng a few days off Tom Welskop( had last year. It's the same in New Zealand couple Miller had feeling I had in college when I was winning 60 to been caught up in the emotionalism of golf. 70 per cent of our tournaments." "You just got to quit getting w pumped upby Miller is one of those golden people who make the gallery," cautioned Heard in the New it tough on the rest of us mired in the tar pits of Zealand wilderness, "You acknowledge mediocrity. How do you identify wi th a guy who * them bu t don't get so excited you play the is tall and tanned a nd lean-faced, with flowing next hole." natural bond locks? Whose impeccable clothes "I was going crazy," admits Miller, "and the crease in just t he right places you can see galler i es could feel it. I was doing body Engl ish them in the fashionable ads? Who has charand falling down on the greens. At the Masters in mlng wife and two beautiful little children, with 11. I had an ex ce llent chan ce to w in — a shot another on the Who Is closing In on a half lead with four holes to go. I was so pumped up million dollars in prize money and has r.'iade from all the birdies I made-you Just don't make bi t as much In ancillary ventures? eight the t day Augusta-and to lie's got his life so in order that he makes Billy thinking how great it would be to put on the green jacket and how excited my dad would be, that I 10 Graham look like a Hell's Angel. One-tenth of his . ea rn ings go to the ch urch. He doesn't smoke; he lost my train of thought on the course, I was so doesn't cuss; he doesn't drink not even co ffee swayed by the gallery I couldn't do anything. It or was like they plugged me Into an electric socket. Does all this meke Johnny Miller an Inl finished the last four holes two over and Qi,.lie teresting man? It depends on the kind of Coody played t wo under and beat me. It vibrations you get from goodness. Athhtically, lesson. t here's no doubt. At 19, as an unknown amateur "I got to thinking about the way Ben Hogan in his native San Francisco, he astounded played the game. And Jack Nicklaus, Lee golidom by finishing eighth in the United States Trevino and Arnold Palmer. Palmer doesn't Open, "I thought I should have won," sa ys really do anything spectacujar when he makesa a e r1is t 83 ft1C ta, Reg 21 95 Save 659 078-13 b 1ackwalt Mlleagemaker Plus. Four big plies of polyester cord. 78 Bodes wide profile. Available in biackwail or whitewall. No trade-In required. "' of years ago. I Blackwall tubeless Tire size C78.14 E78-14 G78.14 got to can't Save Rug. 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"So at the Open last summer, the last holes, I was saying, 'Oh, it's Just a pra ct i ce round. Stay cool. It's no big deal." Not when you've got that feeling. Likc Casper, one of golf'.i greats with 50 4 • six i NEXT: Miller and the World) Small (...0 liege Tourney Starts EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - 'Ibordsen, with a 25.7-point per Bloomsburg State, 22-3. in the The NCAA small college has- game average, tournament 's kickoff game. St. Joseph's, the smallest ketball tournament begins this Small college Ail-American afternoo n with favored M or gan school in the tourney with an Marvin "The Human Eraser," State featured in the opening enrollment only about 100, Webster, leads 25-5 Morgan ,,O. ~~~-j iii o l gs Wheel 2695 Survivor 48. The battery the on-the-go motorist. Polypropylene plastic case. alignment. Sizes 24, 27, 22F, 24F, 72, 74, and 77, We give complete suspension Inspection; camber, caster and tOe-In are adjusted and steering wheel position Is cnIered. Road test included. 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In the day's second quarter- Commission iing worer going into the tour- Publish: March I), 1514 be one of the PGA's outstanding swing. Otherwime, w e rnade it ,I of Divots versus When then, if it's so tough, players, But Bobby didn't. simple gam e." Diamonds, Bonds points out, does Bobby Bonds want to pla y At 10, he, his two brothers and Today, Bo nds' perfectiornct SAN F11ANCISCO 'Right "In any comparison, I have to golf' one s ister were pla ying stick- nature shows through. 1k now, I feel golf Is a tougher remember I am starting my "1 enjoy it, It's a new ball In a corn patch adjacent to wan to p ts la y his golf right. He sport than ba se ball," 10th season in pro baseball, I challenge In sport., for me and the family's back yard in watches the tour pros regularly This was Bobby Bonds feel I have mastered it. I'm not It's a way of setting rid of Riverside, on televisi on, observing styles. speakIng — the star of the San that exper ienced In golf, I've everyday frustrations. pi'w,.n_flj,_rL,-U,,,,-U-,-_, Sure, Bobby had done some Francisco Giants outfield a played on ly three and a half Besides," adds Bobby, "it YOU Don't Have To caddying asa means of making 27-year-old who does years." 8. AMILLIONAIRE ma kes a better person of me. It money but he never play ed golf everything right wi th a bat and In those three-plus years, has taught me self-discipline. until he went to Casa To HEAT Like On, Grande glo ve. Bonds has made certain ohwith "I never throw my bat, but for spri ng trai ning. "Tell us," someone asked servatlons. Says he: "1 feel that there have been plenty of times "One day, Jimmy Hart, now during a golf tourna ment, "is it ba seball demands more power. after missing a putt which I wi th the Yankees, and I wen t harder to hit moving ball from Golf demands more I Electric control, should have made, that I've felt out to and played in a stationary stance or a more consistency. like throwing my putter. I've our street shoes," recalls stationary ball from a CENTRAL HEATING "A lot of times, I've hit M had to learn to control my Bobby. stationary stance" yarddr1vesingolf,onlytoe emotions," "i knew I had to keep my WALLPLUMBING & Bonds w ou ldn't know. He has the ba ll end In the rough or in a had the well-coordinated head still — one learns that in HEATING, INC nii trouble with either, as his sand-filled bunker. And Bobby started golf at age 10 as baseball — and I'd heard about record shows, IOC,7 Sanford S. 332-4542 recovering from sand scares 1w did baseball, he might now a straight left arm for the bach ________________ WWuW - Legal Notice Arthur H. harris As a captive witness in the me.,, case a course 1 10 ,, John I Polk, Jerry Perenchio, since the Astrodome affair. Ile latest was a clowWng match against baseball player Pete Rose in - I - is'ge the W'rv'.r ' Clevelend Thursday's Game's New England at '/ancouve, - - I Leaving Standford At a inec'ttr,g In Hazlet Last Saturday, Little league officials li ensed at the . ' g Girls Like IL Too Community College in Moses Lake, Wash,, had a Th45 record in five seasons at Point - -- I /-' a ' ABCand that was to be controversial and outspoken, which I was. "I was supposed to be mean to Bobby RJgg3. I thought I did a good job." Riggs has s ta ged several exhibitions through his promoter, CopleyNewiservlce I -, - I -- Standings F lnKDesner Resigns explained, "j was put in a sit uation where there was no way I'd come keeps himself pretty active and he works awfully hard," she said. "Ile's probably doing much better now than By BETH HIGHTOWER W. "Mo. I #io - • . - -: Del Unser added a two-run cage Cubs 11-6, the Chicago hornered for the Padres, AP Sports Writer White Sox split their squad and Willie Stargell and Dave Au- homer for Philadelphia, which The Cleveland Indians lost twice, bowing to Pittsburgh gustine walloped two-run blaste d Detroit pitching for 10 continue to have an offensive 9-5 and St. Louis 2-1, Cincinnati homers and Richie Zisk added a runs and 14 hits over the first spri ng. defeated Los Angeles 6-4, Hous- solo shot for Pittsburgh. Bill five innings. The Indians pounded out II ton shaded Minnesota 4-3, Melton and Lois Alvarado each Ron Blomberg had two hits base Califor. Philadelphia buried Detroit 102, had two-run double for the and three Bill in the Yankees . - hits - dnd outscored rita 9-6 Tuesday Tuesday For their third the New York Yankees blanked White Sox. triumph. Blomberg has driven exhibition baseball victory in Kansas City 9-O, Boston beat the in 10 runs in 15 at-bats this tow outings. Cleveland has col. New York Mets 3-I, Texas Junior Kennedy's run-scoring spring. lected 41 runs In its four games. downed Atlanta 7-3, and Mu. triple keyed a four-run CinclnRookie outfielder Dick Rice George Hendrick cracked his waukee dumped Arizona State flati uprising in the eighth in. had three bits and Mario Guer. second homer of the spring and ning that carried the Reds past rero and Dick McAuliffe each also had a single for Cleveland. 1os Angeles. Ken McMullen drove In a run with hits in SosIt open when Deron Johnson slammed a and Andy Meesersmith doubled ton's victory. they batted around and scored three-run homer and a double, borne a run apiece for the Roy Howell's run-scoring five runs in the sixth Inning off helping the Oakland A's beat DodgerL double keyed a four-run Texas Angels left-bander Rudy May. San Francisco. Chris Speler Cesar Cedeno and Milt May outburst that carried the Mill Wilcox was the winner contributed a two-run single for had two hits each in Houston's Rangers past Atlanta. and May the loser. Leroy Stan. San Francisco. victory. Larry Milbourne Milwaukee beat Arizona ton homered for California. Bobby Tolan's three-run scored the winning run on a tie- State with four unearned runs In other exhibition games, homer led San Diego to its first layed steal in the fourth inning. in the third Inning on four Oakland topped San Francisco victory (31 the eseason. Dave Mike Schmidt drove In three walks, an error and a single by 8-5, San Diego routed the Chi- Roberts and Ivan MUTH ____________ runswith a single and triple and Chantey Moore. Legal Notice f0linance. it's because She was only playing a role then,She Golf Chal/enges Bobby Bonds By HOWARD SMITH Legal Notice "He be pla yed before the start of the Wor ld Team Tennis calendar in May. A major feature of the intercity team competition is mixed _________ 11 I/ I Indioans On Warpath Early Legal Notice Oddly enough. the had several kind words to say about Miss Casals, 25, said no site has been chosen and that I - Miami Beach. who went 15 rounds last Pastrano, says, '1 want to month with second-ranked tiring him up sIosly. The ssay "1 didn't measure just his liii. The first bout for the 6-foot-I, contender John Conteh. he'sgoingnow,lwowdsayhe'll ets,"Gabysaid. "It Ididn't feel 176 pou nder was agains t 19$. It t ur ned out to be a classic be ready for the title ma couple his response was proper, with pound heavyweight John John. mismatch In reverse, wi th th e of years. After Bob Foster intelligence and senstitivity, son. Johnson put Scott down In favored Rolle taking body quits, the division will be wide I'm not sure I would ha ve ta ken the first round. But It was Scott punches unmercifully until a open." him," who got the knockout five ringside doctor ordered the Scott's not surprised with his Scott credits his change of at. rounds later. - - He put It on the map." U the at ti tude seems inconsistent with her Houston per- Riggs. stringing commentary. is fights lop Putters In Texas li le heard her coritinued. "Nobody could have done the job for tennis he did. - $ after reading of the Mendoza come a favorite of Iiglit fans on Baby Boy Rolle, a veteran of 50 for former champion Willie fighting stable. Pro Hockey 11 As the self-styled chauvinist Riggs went down, Miss Casals kicked him from the announcer's booth. She thereby annoyed millions of viewers among the estimated 50 million who - eran's prowess. changed my entire outlook on "lie's one of the nst amazing didn I do. his first 10-rounder last week persons I've ever seen In boxScott, seeking probation life." put him up agai nst Bahamian Ing." sponsorship, conta cted Gaby In lw.- ' months, Scott has be. light heavyweight champion Gross, who worked the corner Sports Brief s Barons Leaving play her ostensible arche nemy, Bobby Riggs, th is spring in yet anot he r Battle of the Sexes. ______________________________ came over and showed me how "Quit Don A Golden Bear Rosle Casals, the tennis star who earned a reputation last fall ala hatchet woman, may Dayton before a sellout crowd of 4,000. Riggs announced be wanted 'Rnde Cuals for mynest big match" after he played Rose. "lie's done a he ll of a Job far women's tenn is," Miss cauls Miss Casala, who wi ll pla y for Detroit, Indicated the proposed Ri ggs match would be expected to genera te interest in WTr, a revolu tionary concept cri ticized by certa in traditionalists, She ack nowled ged that her lawyer and Riggs' had been going over details of the proposal Houston's Astrodome. Her friend and onetime doubles partner, Billie Jean King, trounced the aging Riggs In a $100,000 winner-take-all showdown. tennis In - ha n fivernatchesand the first wouldbeplayed before May." Miss Casals. Pf San Francisco, stepped Oat of her tennis finished fighter right now," Newark, N.J,, first getting into to Jab. said Murray Gaby, head of the trou ble at age 13 for school Mendoza Group whi ch Sport. trnency. "He then encouraged me to where he spent most of the last sored Scott's probalim from Ile was in Rahway for armed stay In school. tie was my 10 years but he displays a vet- Rahway, N.J., Sta te Prison. robbery, a crime he says he teacher and philosopher and NOTICITOPUBLIC PICTITIOUSHAM NOTICE TO PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is Peby given that a Notice is herCby given that I am NOtICe 1 111OV 9IVI1 tPII? • Notice Ii MrtbY QIVIn that ' Public Hearing will be Mid in the engaged in business 40 si. at RI 3. Boa Public Hearing will be Mid in the City 01 Sanford Airport Authority City Commission Room, City Hall. 13d3, Ovied 33 II 446 15 o. Seminole County. City Commits-on Room, City Hall. p*an to engage thi professional Sanfort, Floridi, at 1:00 PM on o Florida under the tictitot name t Santord. Florida. it I 00 PM on services of consulting ingineert IC Thursday, March 21. 1511. to con Tuesdays Game ACTION DRY WALL, and that S Thursday, March 31. 1514. to con. provide the necessary work and terfield. On Dodgers treded frainking third on the Dodgers has been in one of every three 11441f the ftflowing change and Inflifid 10 fOgiStOf Uld Kentucky 10. Memphis 17 name with the Sidtf the following Chanon and smicft reQuired in support of an WeeWay't Games amendment to the Zoning Ordinance Clerk of the Clrcs;t Court, Seminole amendments to the Zon ing Or left-hainded pitcher Claude Os- behind Davis' 171 and shortstop Los Angeles victories during Airport Development Ad Project of the City of Sanford, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with donance Virginia &I San Diego of the City of Sanford. (ADAP) allhe Sanford Airport. with teen to Houston for Jim Wynn, Bill Russell's the County, Florida , past five Kentucky at Indiana years. the provisions of the Fictitious Se minole County. Florida. such servic es to be negotiated in the "toy cannon" who always Rezoning From: MR 2 Multiple San Antonio at Denver Russell and Davey Lopes Knuckleballlng Charlie Rough Name Statutes, To Wit: Section (a) Thit Articli VII. General compliance with Florida State Law Family Residential Dwelling Utah at Nra' usee Florida Statutes 17. has hit well in Dodger Stadium. farmed a sharp double play also will be used In relief. Regulation Provisions. section 7. entitled "Ccmsvltants Compittive Dttr,ct. Thursday's Came S: Robert G. Lamoureux Butter Areas, be amended to read Alston has promised more combination, and Lacy lost the Negotiation Act" Firms wishing to To That Of: GC-7. General Virginia et San Antonio Owner Y. BUFFER AREAS Whenever a prnsanlnt,rntlors4,rali, communication with his play- starting job he had won in 1972. commercial District. Publish: Feb. V. March & t, 70, commercial or multiple Still it's Mara1iall who will be family us* in tttl proposed project. contact J NRA That Property Descretd a$: Lot i,7i abuts a residentially toned area, the S "Red" Cleveland, A A E. eM sometill' Ag Moist ne0eullry Roll CIVY has the Udrd base counted on the most in the buillost@" conference 1. Block 11. Chapman and TUCIOM DEY-11" In a year when there are so job wiless he loses It to veteran pen commercial use Of multiple family Director of Aviation, Sanford Air Atlantic DIvision Addition, as recorded in Plat Bock 1, US* shall Provide and maintain an port Au$hoiity. many youngstet!a on the squad. Ken McMullen in spring trainW.. L.PctO.I& P 0 Boa 515, San Page 24 of the Public Records of He was 14-11 last year with a lord, Florida 32771. In wr.tter, ttn appropriate liii Proof fifl(e, to At 12 490 Seminole County, Florida There will be Platoorling. but IN, 'e not exceeding feet, 4 for NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 2.66 earned run average, but he New York response bet, March 46 " 613 A 1914 Being more 9"traily described noise. and o,blectoonable uses and some of the young players earNAME STATUTE Torn Paciorek, who hit .2 in was not happy at Montreal, and 40 35 rn it The PtiMMY *ork itilements to be as located East Third Street bet condt.ons TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Pr'ladelpha accomplished by Ihi5 project are her asked to be traded because % games last year, could be the Dodgers were 23 50 304 77: w*in Cypress Avenue and Pne lb) That Article VII, General to get Notice is twret)y given that 1 Central Division Complete Avenue professional they didn't think there would be used at first base or in the out- him despite havingglad Regulatlont Provisions, to give up Capital Section 10. engIneering undersigned, pursuant to the 43 31 511 — services for the design, All PartieS In interest and Citizens Utility Poles. Fences and Walls used room for them. "Fictitious field. Name Statute," Chapter Atla nt a_ " 121 -i thlI have an opportunity to be MAC ,,• construction and- im-proveme an outstanding player in Davis. ,, ,,,, _.. - nt , -- a.... , vuI,w ,11 !ryIrvr at Fences, be amind.d by --'. vcrwj-......... 29 u zen U", nearo a' siio hearing. ec.tnies at the Santord cos.,rtof paraoraph (31 to read f; Clerk of the Circuit ClevIcnd 73 $0 .133 II', Airport which I to include By order of the Planning and (3) On commercially arid Seminole County. Florida, Western Conterence prepartlØ Zoning Com Of all documents of clvttrially toned property, fences mission of the City of receipt of proof of the publication necessary thereto Included In the Sanford. Florida, InIs 11th day Of and watts used as fences may be pro(ect this notice, the fictitious name March, 1971. Mldw,tt Division will be Items such as CAUSEWAY NORTH, A General c"ected of maintained as a con security fencing, overlay of certain Milwaukee Arthur H. Harris 54 21 120 — ditianal us9 when approved by the taxiways and runayj Partnership under which the Chicago 19 Chairman 433 s coAttructson dersigned Will conduct business at Planning and Zoning Commission. Of new taalways. Installation and or Det roil City of Sanford 45 35 437 o' -, All parties in interest 500 Hiofiway Il 92. Fern Park. K C Oinat'a Planning an Zoning and citizens rehabilitation of runway and 29 47 .352 23 shall have an opportunity to be tailway Florida. Pacific Division Commission lighting systems, apron heard at tad hearing, Leland W Fnicke Gol6c" St Publish, March I). 1511 floor lighting, construction of 41 31 By order 01 the Planning and pev.m,r roao. c F Thomas Robert son ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Don Golden, a Angeles Los DEZ 47 12 541 more Zoning Commissio n 01 t he City Of Charles Taylor AUSTIN, Tex. AP — The two top shot Seattle 32 17 s cific pe 437 10 details on the scope 01 the three-year starter at saf et y f or Sa nford David NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Pn, . Florida, the 7th day of work to be accomplished nterestpd 77 U 340 IS'i putters in the world, Al Feuerbach and University of Georgia foot ball team, has PublIsh Feb. 70, 37. March 4, 13, March. 1971 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Portland 33 50 .313 11'i pertmes should contact the Sanford Geor ge Woods, wi ll appear in the Texas Arthur H Harri5 1974 by Virtue of that c ertain Writ at signed a free-agent con tract wi th Tuesday's Games Airport Authority (303 373 hit) Chairman Relays, April 12-13, Eiecution DEY issued out of and under Buffalo '71. Phoenix 94 J S Cleveland, A A E Chicago Bears, the school said 1'wsday. City of Sanford the seat of the Circuit Court Lot Angeles $09. New York Woods, a 300-pounder who attended Director of Aviation Golden, , will play defensive back and Planning and Zoning Seminole Ceunty. Florida, upon a Vol City of Sanford college at Southern Illinois, heaved the Commission IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANO punter for the Nationa l Football League judgment rendered in the Cleveland 93, Atlanta 11 Airport Authority Publish Marcn I), I171 FOR shot 72 feet 24 inches Last month in an inSEMINOLE aforesaid court on the 21st dif of COUNTY, KanSaS City Omaha V3, Chi team. Publish Mirth II, I), is. ISli FLORIDA. IN CIVIL ACTION NO. DEL 66 November. A 0. 1517. inthat certain nun SI door meel, world record, indoors or out. DEL Golden, a 6-foot.4, 197-pound Valdosta, 11314 E casv entitled, William J Fabry Detroit 113, ,oiden Stat, IOU Feuerbach, formerly of EHIOria State Ga., native, was also the Bulldogs' regular Plalaliff, vs William A Fabry & Capital 117. Philadelphia 101 IN CIRCUIT COURT, in Kans.at, holds the oLIn re The marriage .f tdoor mark of 71.7. Lucille Fabry, hi s wife. Defendant, ton 110. Portland 9) NOTICE TO PUBLIC punter the last two seasons. lie punted 71 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRwtiich KAREN At CAPPS. Wit Notice aforesaid Writ of ('ucusion He has th rown (tie shot over 70 feet hereby given that tinies for a 4&7-yard average last season. a Wednesday's Games was delivered 10 me as Sheriff of CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Public Hearing will be held in the times. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Seminole County, Florida, and I ALBERT I CAPPS. Husband Phorfsig at Boston CityCommission Room, City Hall. PROBATE DIVISION have levied t'pon the following ios Angeles at Philadelphia Sanford. Florida, at S 00 P.M on In to: Estate capital at HouSton described property owned by NOTICE OF ACTION Thursday, March i, 1971. to COn JAMES 0 HOt,LtMAH William A Fabry & Lucille Fabry, sider the following Thursday's GAME changes and hiS *ifi, Said proper ty being located P4a Y. 5 a' Golden state THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Dr-ceased lrnendmIn,i to tie Zoning , NOTICE TO CREDITORS JANVII1, Fla. (API — After ALBERT E STANFORD, CaltI. tAPi - Ray han. in Seminole County, Florida, mor e CAPPS. whose To all dr'anc, Of the City of losing a million dollars in JacksonvIlle, the particularly described as fof reIldtn(eafldmafliflQaØe55I3No havinI creditors and all persons Seminole County, FIoi'id. Sanford, dley, assistant fotball coach at Stanford claims or demands against 14 7)3273 .1 76. Weldon. Te,as. 73.143 Lot $ and part of Lot 7 descni That Article y, U Pnovis, Barons of the American Hockey League sa id estate. University for three years, is leaving to in Itegin SW corner of Said Lot 1, Se You, and irat h of YOU, Off hereby R ction 5, MR I, Multiple Family will bemoving to Syracuse. N.Y. become head coach at a high school in run thence 4 degrees 2$' Ii" to the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED notified and esidential Dwelling District, that KS REPI N CAPPS has filed a claims and required to lit, any Subsection 0 Density General manager Jack Vivian said lef t from the West line of said Lot 5, Reno, Nev,, It was announced today. demands which Controls, Petition In IS feet 64 to a point, thmce run you, or Paragraph ill. For Muttip the Circuit Court of rthpr of you. Tuesday that oii'ner Nick Mileti of flit, former Stanfiurri running back, ss'ho For Family mhy hñve against the Ser:irr,lr iv'rrCt 30 II to the irun? from ItirD*II0% Coirnt. F lord.,. for estate ,,YOU. Cleveland has sold the team to a Syracuse (fp, gained a school record 1,768 yards, will be Di5solti prolongation of the last course, 3711 of Marriage, and OU 0 HOLLIMAPI, Mln,mum requir living area, and deceased, late of Seminole County, group because"wecan no longer stand the feel tea point Onuse West lirleOt said are regulr to serve a copy of your iii. 'v. Us. Provisions, S starting a new football program at Reed Florida, in the Office of the Clerk of 0., ection Lot 1, lhencervnaiongthi West line &VItt,n defenses, if any, 045 KEN MR 3, losses." High Schoo' Multiple Family By The ASsOciht.d Pniss the Circuit Court. PROBATE Residential of said Lot I to the point of begin P11TH W. McINTOSH, of STEN DIVISION. in the Dwelling District, Vivian said the team will btay in WHA Couity Coon ring, Block 17. Evansdale, Lass Subsection Density Controls, STROM. DAVIS &titioner. MCINTOSH. fpse in Sanlorci, Seminoie County, Paragraph (2)dFor M East Division Alfoir"VS for pe whose Florid Jacksonville for remaining regular Mary. Florsi:14, Section IC Township ultiple Family W L T Ph. OF GA &. within Six Months from the address Is Poll Office Bo, 20. Range 30. actOrding to the ason games and postJeason gan if the Sub paragraph (1), date of InSt (li.Jt)(CItiOfl 04 thiS Dwellings, Frj 5$ 75 3 19359 3 Inrrf, recorded in Plat Book ntrd, F lda, 37771. and fl, tn At Pmjm required Barons make Iifu.ii, playoffs. area, and 35 4 14 269 234 orignel with lh Clerk of the A bov e Page 37, 04 the P'it Records of Art ic le JERSEY C1, N.J. lAP) - tt ebec Each claim or demand must be in 343) 3 712447L$ V Ut. Provisions. s.cshled Court on or be fore April tO. 11, Seminole County. F lorida, Including MR 11, Multipt, Family Ievelii'id *filing an must Slate the League baseball administrators plan to , 31 19 7 44 2fl 237 riparian nitts Property is located 1971, otherwise a default and place of Resioential Limited Ct',cag.', residence and post Office Dwelling 31 37 3 4337, 2I1 ultimate judgm aI 75.1 field a team at the Ma te capital soon to ent will be entered Broadmoor Road, Lake Mary, the claimant and must beaddress of Dtrlct, Subsection D. Density JerWy 30 3 ol àQail'St YOu for the relief demanded by ,he 344 FOt'ida. 5*Offl to Control,, Paragraph (3) For New Jersey Legislature to stay a West Division claimant, his In the Petition and lie undersigoed at Sheriff or his MUlIipl Family Dwellings, Sub attorney, of it will beagent, At 21 3 V V11 114 Sam";@ County, Floirida, barred mUM requiring On league to W girls Houston W17NESS my hand and official 4C.paragraph M. will of Minis tording to low 3535 3 minimumr,quir, 71 315 311 1100A.M. on the 31sf day o March, hasreslgned after flveyears as basketball play, $1.51 of said Court tin the Itt day 04 living are@$ Edmonton 33 33 I 03 771235 Each creditor shall delis' 5be amended Ii r A.D. March, A. DU, offer III 0, 1511 for sale and 5441 10 CO&6 At POW tMil Cellillp. UM K11001 This post Janury the State Division on vivieffiffm licieril copies of his claim to enable DOnIR 30 U 5 65221 151 thehIghe,fil Iddifr,forcnh.&rb1*d (Stall COnt,Ol, $5 they pertain to Vancvr the Clerk of Circui t Court to mail one SAYS, Civil Rights formalized a ruling that made 21 II 0 4710351 to any and all cutting telns, at the mf,,mVm f"Virtill! living aqen to each personal regqejentati Angel,-s A spokesman sa id Tuesday the 41'yur2343 0 162067$1 Front lWest) Door of the New Jersey the trst state in the nation to Arthu r F' flrcktti, All parties in ir,f Semi nole Dated this list day of crest an Citizens Tuesdays Ganve-s opportunity Cler January, shall has', an k of Circuit Court (Ilunly Courthouse in Sanford, require Loittle League baseball team to 1,14 Fdr,torilon 0. Los Angel" I to be Ftwoo*, the above Seminole County, Florida heard 04 Said hearing oescribed per education teacher and tennis coach. No Hovtlon I. Mnnetota permit girls to play. Civil Righ Hearing tonal property. By , Joy Stokes As tiecutnie of the Last By commission 04 Ct"cago 5, New England 3 sI.Kcuaor has been named. and Deputy Clerk Examiner Sylvia Presslt"r issued tie That Said sale is being made to Will and Testament of the City of Weissday'sOames sat sty the lerm of said Writ 04 3T11STR0M, DAVIS & FrnkbeIner, former coach at Big Bend Sa nford, Fior,da ruli ng last November. the 7th day of James 0 t40ltmn LOS Ang.ij S,5isC04,jr E:ecu:,on McltdlSOH Mirth, 1574 San Antonio lt'dil SAN FRANCISCO 0 199S togs last Sept. 20 to become a "color" spertscaskir for ABC tele vision. 1 he event was the ballyhooed Battle of the Sexes . If we wanted to play a seri es. But it would be no more t Boxing is only a path to a fu- me," said Scott. "I was in the ture in social work to Scott, who prison yard boxing and Dickens "He's practically a polished, grew up In the black ghetto of BY TOM CARTER Copley News Service Miss Casals said ill an intitrIview that If negotiatiom now under way reach their logical concl us ion, she would play th e 55-year-old former men's champ before May. "If the contract is finatalzed, well play,,, She said. I'll / - able to bank robbery at Trenton. €1 k ______________ WHO'S TELLING WHOM WHAT? -- _N The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 1 3,197A 0 LIghtoH eavy weight I By The Associated Prees Tuesday's Oame Texas 7. Atlanta 3 Cincinnati 6. Los A,elej I Hotton 1, Minnesota 3 Boston 3. New York (N) i Philadelphia 10, Detroit I Cleveland 9, California St Lou is 2. Chicago (Al I San Diego It, Chicago (N) 4 Oakland 1. San Francisco 5 Ant - 0 Schedule -- - 1974 Exhibition #--'W __ chances of St. Joseph 's, Ind., ney - Morgan State, 8130 the Bears, final, No. 15 New Orleans, 21067, 1 Jim "The Rocket" must get past defense-minded is paired with Riverside, 21.7. en ey ainu 'euiter We know what you're looking for. Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 8 a.m. 'tIl 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday I �— _____ - 10A.—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13,1974 ALLEY OOP - by Dave Graus --. LOOK! WHAT IS irs , HER? 0 SAY. ISNI HE ONE OF \ n THAT SHES (WHY.. .IT5 wi ( A \.— T WEt VMOJ HANDSOME, AND '\6Ee C&)SSED NE CHASM ONE. 11kES ALL ABOUT THIS MORNING L:a PEE.' THAT' W ant , '. j I (-,) ,11, I . A !~~ ), Don 't Cost, They .1 Personals ,.Icr 'S -,( K~ CAMPUS T J~ 3 • CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis I I SURE .vISH '\ r HAD LIVED 1 BACK 7 1 I EN J WU 4 THE) 'NT TE BND.LE •/ F $E E k. (_J ' i I, — -,' . ___ ii Apartments Rent '41 -or% ).. ((, I~ 1 ' 0'< !` - U \~v\,~\ ~ '' , , . , -4t 1111HWIN.~ BUGS BUNNY by Hcimdahl & Stoflel ---_, r - lr — - i--- LOOK AT Hl'", 4ETE7O BE .— SLEEP: - . — &rT - -1 4 . 1 ,.~ U (7i?-' 1 ' I t&E... - .1,CF/ ' 1; -~5 1 . a l ," ~ 11 ,~ __ 7'5COiDCwN C 1\ .~ , 7 -: : _-- - 0 - I I GOING TO %'A .w '.EWIGEAiR: - -- i-:-- ____-, Furnished MARRIAGES Performed IMMEDIATE INCOME Marilyn, bifvtr SPtiflQt Airport Ostributor-part or full lime to S4N MO PARKS I 23 Bedroom W YVI itO 1111, Res 736 4433. supply Company established - Trailers & ApIs 2 Adult pimks, 2 Family PNk$. 3515 Hwy. If 97, CCOVflI$ with RCA CBS Olviey FACED WITH A DRINKING Sanfori. 323 I930 Day, Wk., Mo. Records, IncOme pOuibiltet PROBLEM $1.000 per month with Only ______ Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous $J.iO3 required for invent or y and Can Help training. Call COLLECT In, Mr , 32 Houses Rent 423 Jamb (7111 66% 9201 Write P,O fbi 1713 Unfurnished Sanfor d. Florida Hb Kids looking for an eitra bedroom, P.-, bath, Ww Cl'pf't, dollar? Ask Mom and Dad to let WILL NO LONGER BE 1113 ma. plus security. Ph, 323. YOU have a claisite ad garage RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS 37$? b Jore I a- m. or after 3:30 sale,. INCURRED BY ANYONE _______________________ pm. All day eqkend5 OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF Mirth 13, 1971 29 Rooms for Rent 34 Mobile Homes Rent RUSSELL AWRAY -__________________ Man or*vmanto room or d nd I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 263 fledmcorns CAMP SEMINOLE share espenws, in country home ______________________ OR ANY DEBTS INCURRED No alcoholic beverages altowetj Ph between to 10, 372 16 BY ANYONE OTHER THAN Plo pets, Ph. 377-1-470 r . ,s,- .. . -. February 2%, Young woman seeking time to 1971 bdrm. trailer. Adults or on. small Share apartment, After 6Sig. Charles w. Umberger child, no pets. Utilities furnished weekdays 373 7076 ask for Susan, Mrs.GW.Umberg,r — Sl23mo. First last- Ph 37)792) or 377 lO6 Sanford Court Motel __________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll NP*ly reno va ted. Color TV. . r ree, 641 7027 for 'We Care" bedroom furniShed mobile home carpet, a C. efficiencies & over "Hotline" Adit5 of Teens Air, carPeted. Very rice Adults flies Day or wk rat es 2631 only. Ph 333 1617 Orlando Dr., Sanford 377 3407 9 Good ihings to Eat Male, congenial Share 3 borni __ mobile home. TV, telephone, pool, Grepefrut, orderS taken 30 maid. Clubhouse, social activities. Apartments Rent Pink I While After 5 30 531 7746 Unfurnis hed -- T bedrooms, 1 ba th, wall to wall 11 BUlfleSs Property -------Oranges &Grapefrijlt (arpeting, drapes, central heat For Rent Washer. Call Mrs. Weatherby 373- .. ____________ Travel A QCflCjCS FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline tickets. Cruise and Tour', At offi:iat rates 303 Semor an Blvd . (Hwy. 4M lit 3n3 / .~ I( and air Fully equipped with dish 372 164 I) IS - -. - L CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence -1 d o' ' - .i' IlOuSc of Sanford ri terelted in a part time dasher Thit position ;$ fantastic Working hourS 34 hors, a wk. 3.30 to bu tyoumust be ahjghlyquatjf l,d cashier hosfefl Apply in person only to 330 E Commercial, San ford (West of 17 97be$ween Fairway '. Lltliiiiiiliiii iif -:iiiiiiI.t FRANK AND ERNEST 41 C 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. • Masonry Construction S Central Heat & Air • 6 Months Lease ADULTS ONLY _ 8partment, air, Adult5, no pets $103 377.77% PART TIME HOSTESS-to 2 tO : :; Sanford 3-'! by Dick Cavalli *_1rr;ZCNGj COTE(X3' T1tA7 OWITTY... TUFzN !) I \ L Apply . n Person Commercial, Sanford - -*9 ); / ' - - I - ______________________ 11 ( COPA IS ( MAVNG LJE '' MISERABLE /A!~ 71Y4% No Closing Costs FHA.VA ' " 95% Conventional I?'936letweenpi9 Tree Parka 631 JORDAN ' I WAS I4OP114G THEY'D TAKE It '-r C r _`711 10 1 iP .-I.. FRANKLIN RAMSIEUR - The Greater Ca$eIberry, Fla, for a large tinily .l -. I "0 c entral heat & a'r, split plan, Only II minutes from carp ed, dishwasher $77700 Sanford and Orlando. - • Furn. from $141. S ACREAGE Payton STENSTROM Realty. 337 1)01 7640HiawatlsaAye,atlifl " ft _____________________ ______________________ Apartments Rent """"" REALTY Aii Outstanding -. . ... ' . Rental Value YOUR REALTOR M WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W. Is?. $1. L 5 (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) 14 -. One bedroom duplex, aduItsl'j 8I111(t474')'Cf . A VALUNAPARIMENIS ADULTS -. NO PETS . - Vifla,5 CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME 1)6W. Ind II. WEL.L., Iw bedroom dpIi furniyh '— 0 256$ PARK DRIVE SANFORD aRifiment 1170 Orlando Drive, M oiers I, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM have a way to keep -_- - new members of the family from Their plan a called tsy Purchase CrIbS, X *' bed., carriage., 94w - * - -,,i,_. -.M'' be still cep to another 1w mother wt*ii HOMES OF DISTINCTION - *yflOsJongerpeed *. And dialing 2-z$11 * ui-nez = I - F, your ad takes co little of a buoy CT Li 1-2 Bedrooms 110 W. Airport Blvd. kc0 211W.25 - ____________________________________________________________ Ph. 322.3103 for Appt, Sanford, Fla. 3237870 ColorWorIdTV Service. Mulberry Ave MO. -_.--- -- All size screens for house or car Mousy glac,s for window's and doors, all sizes Sell all or part. Very r ea son able Ph 3773072 0Sl7373IO4lor3flfl70 SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT (.0 3 2321 Park Dr 3723111 per mo or $117 'Automotive Service cash __________________ HALLMARK 611 1377 ___________ Boats & Marine Equipment - - --_—_— 1964 CrOSby. 14' Fiberglass Too Hull AlIt IN9 Chrysler motor. 53 HP. hurls good, 5307 3723697 %EST P4C'Y(- AUTO SERVICE Repi r, 7 L-Pe lsrahr$ S. Motor o ve r haul Free estiniates Geneva or Sanf or d area 319 3240 ___________ Call - 42 Mobile Homes _______________ SAVE OVER 11.000 -Doubewide Inventory must be reduced & savings are being passed to you ()PFC.ORY MOBIL EPIOMES 50OF;echAyp 3I0JOnIatoDr 12) 3200 1911 King%wood, 13140'. 2 bdrm, Small equity & take over pa yments In family park 377 _______________ Mobile Home Bank Repossessi is to choose from $31 7)7) Dealer speeds, and sta ndard bike's no w available at Fireston, Store Call 322 0241 - Ov'ER'S BEAUTY 3ALON tormerly hlarrietl's Beauty Nook) Sit E Pine. 377 3742 _ Carpentry TODD S CARPENTRY Bell & Howell Super I Move grand piano PIne sIrrjs, tuning REALTOR Atterhiours ."'"' "'" 10 Magvtolia Ave PAINTER $7OPERRM Appliances Full line Sanford Electric Company 7S37 Park Drive. 3fl 154.2 Dumiin Php'fe Drop Leaf Table 5? MusIcal MerchJndI Color console TV Call 3210709. . Newly rinIhed mahogany baby Jim Hunt Realty ___________________ AoIances 641-1004 - All sizes arto models. 10 speeds, KULP REALTY 40 W,, 3373333 _____________________ * Shag Carpeting $14.95 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. TV5, **STEREO* Miscellaneous. New and used * furniture an appliances Pius Beautiful wstnut console. FM specil sales (watch ads) steno with S track, tape record player Phydpled etiC tights -63 ________ Swimming Pool - in Rental Purchase Plan * Projector, auomatc, goomlens. I peg, felts. binijir,', iriS vorys yr old. VS Bell & Howell Super or Ph 371 $.flC Regular I Movie Camera, OOIfl It',,',, automat'. $73. Osterize'r thirster. i cu SiZe, ItO AFt SZi' 6? Specializing rismill A nd 19*4 bbS Coll Carpentry. Remodeling. AJctlionis, Custom W or k Fr, Estimate Liwnand Garden CLEARANCE SALE Everything R educ ed from 70 to 30 pct Off for Quick Save Old Western Shop. Hwy 91, I Mi. __ So of DeBary. YOU SUPPLY 3773602 House Cleaning — We'll do your Painting fbtobtoosmahl Phi 3231379 EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Waxing, Windowt ,3 0543 a i Pressure Cleaning, no job too ')'Q or too small ln'eror. & Exterior painting All houses $3993 pressure O,aned 3731705 iitco RPM.,AP4 Pet Care -i Dog training in your fioryse Alt Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for tree evaluation $31-7370' PET REST INN Board.ng&Groom.n'g _________ Ph -_- m40s7, Home Improvements ______________________________ Pressure Cleaning lnhi'r,or ard exter,or , pa'i'g. .rp,ntry, elec tric, ceramic tile. HAPPY BEAR Ellcnt ci plaster, block and ali m,ncesar1 of exterior sjrfaces Roots, Afob'e HoneSt tree estimates Phone 371 Home's. Commercial. Industrial 0791 Resdentiai 671232L REMODELING Enclos ed carports, additlont, rooting, pa inting, paneling. door's For the triest preparation of metal & windows Reasonable Free Est c oncrete etc (all B S C Free Esi Guaranteed 911 p m 173 7371. 322 3540 3fl 171) _______________________ .fliS3,IL Shell or Asphalt Driveways No obs a • too smatl R L McIntosh 372 Sandblasting ____ - Sowing - Millis SISA Interior. Exterior Plaster nu Plaster patthing & simulated brick speciatty 372 2750 BUDDY - s HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 377 1330 . "La ke Hant,man Dressmaking _-_ -is 373 $731 TV Service — Are ,Ouready for CIt.lnel 35 Free it.mte"s Carl s IV Ph 647 0 N Sw 000 Ave , M1.tland Allptias,,-sof c1penlrywoi-k Frt'e Est P15 32) uly Lenscd flnc1rj )7Jc9 Walcper Hanglnj Income Tax 1 upright freezer, 337 lb cap.i .ty, SIM, 100 North Coffey, A,rt" Sof Incn -_ _ 32131*7. ______________________- __________________________ ________________________ COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE riercial. $11,000 Owner will * aub House i ' ltOOE 239i St 3fl 6635 ronollable By oppoinim"t only '3 Auction TV Lawfl Service £lsctr1c Tractor with mower, cut Central Heat & Air Conditioning. Commercial & Residential Elec. acr eage or lots. Call 377 131& 333 For free estimates, call Carl tnlcal $f'yiCe, Licensed Bonded. Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 122All Seminole Co. 31 Hr. An- i1and Let Clean 1J, a'l1Q1lf 1711 %weri. $yf, IX 1011. HuIing Tremblay. 3331774. AIR CONDITIONING Engrav g Washed sand till for lawn arid TROUBLES"! _____ _________ foundations Will deliver 377 1104 (entril 5St('m5, *iOdO* unts, free P4 & I [PIC,kAVIPIG or 323 6605 rtt Call Gregory's Heat & Air SEW. ICE 333 11 13 FERTILIZER SPREADING Met al. Pltcs, Je-aclry, Trophies SI 25 per big Beth D'. 5nl9r0. 711 SS1_ -_ç,IJE,D 3914 Put a classified ad to work for you ______________________ or 131 p993 _ today Call 3772611 _________________ _ _______ GIa**'Min'ois Painf'g Buy. tell, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything ci value 700 French Ave KEN KERNS GARAGE 3337310 Sanfoqd,F,a. 331741 Complete Autoenotive Service 110 Ii', i 7i i 73" white Miami KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Will purchase firsl or Second stone 50 1 s I" concrete blocks AutO . Stand S Clutch Specials's morfgaues in any Condition oa Ar B Package deal - $75. Ph. 372 SW t, 123 Lycoming, on Gore Free Pick UP. deliytry S towing i _______________________ Southeastern Acceptance Cor Hull Complete with new ROiket Scm Co *th major work ooration. an II?) WILSON MAIER FURNITURE triIer $1,000. 373 1761 or 372 ':_ 1119S Sentord Aye .372 3.442 ___________________________ buy sell trade -__— Adrm, 7 bath, family r oom, den. Ill-ilSE FIrst St 3773637 __________________________ ROBSON MARINE rarpef. c entral H S A Terms Bar & Rest. Equipment 7177 Hwy jig? Onecomptete Horizontal Oil Burner HOLLAND REALTY, 373 707 321 961 unit Good Samaritan Home, 501 Restaurant & Bar Equipment DOWN PAYMENT Cu'om fabricated Some use For itching, insect bites, chapped 58 Bicycles 'ems Sale or ley 13$ 3210 •.p(t interest, it you eamnbefw,en handy & face, use Norwalk — inn4lly, you may ' Vitamin E Skin Cream Fairway Qualify for a I or I bedroom home Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Plaza________________________ Pharmacy. in a rural area Beauty Care Disposal-Dishwasher I Sanford BALL REALTY 117W First Sf 172 361) Furnished-Unfurnished Range. Refrigerator * ' Auctioneering REALTY 75 Situated On Large oded Lois Near The Country Club, __________________________ Built With Pride By 5347547 Nc. hiOm, plij5 extra lot, oi A Vant AdI..aiidj.0 -- -_- -- r. irdi throuju the Park 503w, Firit . * I COLOR Inc. M. UNSWORIH REALTY * Of Loch Arbor - _; , 'outh beds apd other mot he rt. tiatel $ , finest established residential area ? 'he )iEltAtfl Want ida and it works like th is; When they to plate From . Moving? Why not live In Sanford's Fern TAFFER I'll rncking the budget, Barry Realtor st , Sa nford ______________________________ _______________________________ ____________________________ iiiiiiiiii Signature automatic washer. 2 cycles, .ess than I yr. old, 150- 3310 Lisa Cl We ________________ ______________________ Ak Conditioning ___________________________ Miscellaneous For Sale KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, _ e. machln', F'IN(y WOODS UAIIN ',OOf4fy APPLIANCES 3237 We buy furn,tur, and misc Sell for L...._, 35 pet Consignment Free 53 TV RadioStereo pickups Auction Saturday at 7 _____________________________ pm, Sanford 3232270 - - LARGE&LIVEABLE.- Spaciousl bedrooni. 2 bath hone Dining roan'. garage, near eien'entary $chool Good value, $11500 wtn tern's No qualfynq Call "' e ' Bakalla, - Brand new Kenmor e avocado heavy doty washer & dryer, =400 Sacrifice 5230. Ph. 372 9031. and shopping Till We Succeed!" Elmer AN A hospital "We Don 't Stop 14 and SR 434 134-3363 In 1 center 124.630 total twice Pent SO $313 mo Which way 'sup to you _ T went, acres Some high and some low and 5)3Oco VILLAGE I aroe corpor ation Si'?k'nit quatfd i bedroom, furnished, with carl,,$ and air, $IlO pet' month KULP ctie5e$ truck nedhanc,, Send REALTY, 272 7315 resun'e in confidenc,. 10 personnel 7— Close to per acre Terms. E A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Must Sell 177 Longwood __________________________ flusInt in home. zoned C I. 00 Sq ft brick building, with large 3 ROLLING HILLS bedroom house on acre of land on For sale and rent.3 berm home lust DeBary. 4416312 redecorated New shag carpets. - SPRINGWOOD - Realtors "Stop um!" Unfurn. GENERA ELECTRIC APNCES CALL U pr ight Deep Frj,r 53O-5QQ Inc 3 5 acre tracts. High & dry. $1,000 BUY or SELL I MOBILE HOME Shod TerM Leuss TO 67)0 ERV I ma S30Ofof both 3730137 after 4 Roberts & Gilman 24 Hour Service Call 322 uN pets 37734)0 from I to ?.3Oprn Lee Falk and Sy Callbart Real Estate et Efficiencies, I & 2 bdrm, Call Orlando IS) 1109 MECHANIC Mart Walker THE PHANTOM 7 Storms Beautiful cOuntry site near golf I 20" Ranoe c ourse Feet nature among the SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE lovely trees. Near Wekiva State 3*1 S. Sanford Ave. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Park I'lorm permltled Start Montgomery Ward elect ric stove. George BROKER 377 743 -your estate now Call Frigidaire Refrigerator with ce WIlt. Astor After hit'S 377 7153 maker, both ha'yeSt gold Used 1 NEW NOW LEASING 323.7k0 Wanted to Buy ACRES OF COUNTRY 7 Dryers ballS, air condition units, sot o' 130', walk to shopping & schools Only 573.000. 3 bedr oo m, 2 bath. 3 car garage, Furnished BEETLE BAILEY I SANFORD. I bedroom, block. 1 4 Disposal-Dishwasher 323.7870 Both si des of this duplex feature 2 - _________ ___________ ___________________________ ' 714 pcI, VA-FHA Financing tfiru Tfiurs,iay, thpmt 5499 373 3075 at -_- - —c ar y classifIed ads - read and use 3 _______________________ __________________ _______________ _____________ Sanford' s ________________________ NOTHING DOWN, T fenced acre 5 13.907 P1 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY rMrL OVER AT iT.... Call J. Martin at Phone W tS4S liffer 6 p n- NICE AND CLEAN LAKE MAR-f, bedrm. Veterans $Ifl ma 1 pet, Acre. I bedroom. P y bath, wall to wall Realty REALTOR. 3337sp ___________________ carpet, Central heat, fenced back yard $73900 se __ 372 4442 6 ASSOC. INC.. REALTORS From $23,950 dept Po'ttolf,ce Box C. M.r,s, Fa W'LEU'RE HALL Its - Fumnl%h'd clean garage apt Its I .) 531 5272 With cypress shingle Cabana, on 3-323 0471. '______________ A KEOVER NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER, 3 & 4 BORM,Cenfral H&A, Drywall finishers Experienced 12 Bedroom Adults oni, Ority. Come to lob site. 100 Ken Park Ayanuep,fobile Park lucky Aye, Deland See Al or 2515 Park Drive,))? 746 1 Jim -- FORM7 ___________________ 4-Nothing Down Other Da ys Call For $355541 Bring Resu Townhou 1-9 am. Suntand area. Call aft er 323.3900 Stamps-Coins 4 UP 2 Bath 330 competent, e x pee.nced secret Fof domestic & imported Picktjpi Satie 40 pet -buy direc t bedrooms. 3 b,ithi. corner I FROM 5175 * STEP BUMPERS-7. _____________________ ow in cost, high in results, that's (THE ONLY H1 BOSS ''fl4E ARMY J \7 I RAVE LEFT WOULDN'T TAKE (S WE ARMY YOU - ----'------' 69 ______________________ OPEN SAT. f or full time PotIf'on Salary corn * Clothes Washer-Dryer mensurute with QualificatIons Send res.'me and requirements It P0 Box 1795, Sanford, FlOrid, * Swimming Pool 2277 I onday 3S3 CLIFF SECRETARY WANTED-Desire * Range.Refrige,ato, Babysitter. M Chic Young j- - , 831.8 400 Don't delayt Jutt dial 377 fl1I or * 1 - 2 Bedrooms $31 9993 To place your low Cost want ad, IIOWAIRPORT BLVD SANFORD, rLA IL BLONDIE T NATURAL SETTING Austin Development Corp. Altamonte Springs, too 775i7a. w Bradford. Open 16 pm * Club House "Don't neØ5)" Serve a US purpose again when you sell them with a classified ad from the * Shag Carpeting 4L J -1 c's... QUALITY Houset for Sal. Sanford Herald, Call us todayt - 0 CASI4373IIJ2 For used furniture, appliances. tlt. dc, Buy I or 1001 items Larryi Mart, 213 Sanford Ave central heat 9 air ph 322 "" Danish modern oval table & Six I Appoloota gelding & I quarter Abandoned, 'r,wanted Junk cars Commercial, owner to lin&nC@L Ii.xuriout shag carpeting, garage, _______ _______ alter S ha-iled away Your cos t, 590 chairs, Excellent condition, p Good terms 537.007 2 patios, and a dining room You Port. gelding. Tack included Opel GT, 1972, 1 speed Excellent Ph. 1316130. OrlariUc, fl54)i Etylim, name it, ttis5 home has it. Plut UO3for both Ph. 327 3747 after--S. . ditigo&gsmileage 1&000mI ___________________ VA NO DOWN PMT. excellent financing ________________ Near _____________________________ Ph. - 322-261 1 Pit 372 4137 before 9pm MOSSIE BATEMAN • - - --Seminole High School VA No 31 4brclron - rertmal heat, ktt 78 ---- ------- --_,Pbot'cycles 67 qup(i Livestock And Down. FHA, L RUOxCu 373 73 A * Singer 'A 'A Down, to, t I-IUST SELL" Plo ci 3 Iirdroc,-, - 2 tah (.0 t')r,e. 1,15 qualified buyer Only 131.000 ('mit In, veterans Buyer l97)(p'ev,olet lnpaIa 971 Honda YR73 Poultry Florida room, ri carpet, new pays COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, SAN —_ Take ov er payments. 373 113$ EVEREST REALTY. INC. 1 Y closlnq Colts FHA terms GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW root, new paint, a large utility Must sell FORD REALTOR. 140% S Hwy 17 available Sunn-erlin and E 20th lsites w AVE NORTHERN TIMOTHY MAY roan has been used as fourth 323114 i th frontage from 1W C hevrolet dcyl standard 94ow Maitland Open 7 days St WASHINGTON OAKS too to' In sewing cabinet, repossessed BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR bdroom Large sueened patio, Priced from 172.000. Terms 4110 tires, new safety stick er . Good Singer't belt model, winds bobbin 1970 TRIUMPH £SOTICIEQ SOLO BALE, 12.30.1931094 available with 1940 DOWN available FRANKLIN RAM COi'idifiofi, $393 Ph 3736110 5400 PAYM ENT) to qualified irt machine Fully automatic Pay ORMLY. E HWY. 46 SANFORD ______________________________ SEUR. ASSOC INC REALTORS ba lance Of Ill or to payments ofCALL 377 7717 EVEREST IdylIwIlde - 1 ut.o 1917 Chrysler Brougham. Very Call Cr 67A So ed it Dept SANFORD 3 f5piirØm CO home in Sunlariij Feed __________________________ -4 Bdrm, 2 Bath Motorcycle Insurance SEWING CENTER, 307 A East Estates, fenced yard, carpeted, a Spacious hone in erus7ve area . BLAIR AGENCY mo Ph 37) 34p' Itt St., Sanford 37391%), Eves lt 16 very nice home After down Income and JIM DANDY FEEDS 628-0808 Sunken livIng room, fireptace, 7 3233544 1144. Direct fr om boxcar - lowest whole piyfliflt, 517,300 n ortgaqe can be Investment Properly - 1973 PINTO RUNABOUT with car garage Well landscaped - tale prices guaranteed Open 7 assumed Located oi ftaywcnd Altamonte Springs, Pool, 3 luggage and air $7150 cash Ph Atsunie r pct mortgage f Sofa fl ed Swivel , $40. Dinette, $73. Drive ALTESING am to pm, 4 days GORM 79 tiedrooms. 2 bath, l0 Trucksand Trailers down _____________________ OWNER. 131 Aldean Drive, Phi rocker, $40, Sale on at LY'S,3mj eastollanford on Mat $77,500 Acne Realty, REALTOR , 90171331 35 INCOME PLUS 47 MUSTANG KULP DECORATORS 66GMC WINDOW VAN Two story older franc hOnic, i RR 373ii33 3737730 409W lit St APPRECIATION CALL CREDIT MANAGER 373 CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 377 7333 location, shaded lot 6730 drooms, o ne ba th and central be SANFORD RLTY 3 bedroom 11- or two baths all heat & air. Spacious r ooms with 57 OCh Arbor. large 3 bedroom. 2 both '41 CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL I'6 JFordGaIaIi,$07,3dr.p,. IS44 S. French Ave, Appliances brick From $23,400, 20th Street to ORIENTAL RUGS WANT plenty of Storage available, — BASE PICKUP. Nothing down CO home, very rice lot All rOoms .-- inf. CIlt tires, power Days 372 7217 Locust, turn left to lath St. right 700 Price% Paid. vWd. any cokidif'OnL Convenient to Shopping and are large Makes a real rice home Lair. Dolly So". SHELLEY USED lake over call cred Manager in 6111136. Winter Park on Valencia Court North. Model hospital Rent one, a live in the 62.30 Priced CARS. 700 French A vg, 32) 2940 APPLIANCE SALE open 16 pm daily On Site phone oth tr side to reduce your mar 577,500 RECONDITIONED 37370)0 Igege payments $77,300, Doris FLOOR SAMPLES& ' Bell, Ass. T. JOHN'S REALTY CO, , Iroom. 3 batP.fireplace, TRADE INS. I AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP breakfast room and screen I Built Dishwasher ed BROKERS 1 III 6300 porch $37730 FOREST CITY AREA 3 Portable Dishwashers The Time T ested RIeVfS -3 Automatic Washers Days. 3224121 N____________ 5:33246)1 ested In full time waitresses, * Furriished.tjn furnished da ys Trucks arid Trailers To buy and sell gold or silverco!nt, — __________ - --------- contact t,s first. We also buy bulk -- -____________________-- -80 Autos for Sal. Slyer COifl$ SEMINOLE COIN cheaper than rent TACKS A 1.1 CENTER. 109W lit 173 4114-1 fill 0 or anyone - 6 Cvi. Pickup trucks, now in stock home for only 521,750 41 15 Call SAM, 3fl 3391 Dea ler. Houses for Sale Campers SO ., Miscellaneous Mobile Homes s Pets and Supplies Has Central climate control, range ______________________________ Travel Trailers and refrigerator, enclosed garage, N in are For Sale Collie pups for sale Full blooded 910 IMMACULATE 7 bedroom. I bath, RROOKFIELD '11, set upon lac,, near middle and high Credit No ProblemI ALTAMONTE AREA- Wood,d family room, kitchen equipped, pa pers 1504 Cardinal St Skylark '71 LANCER I?' luxury travel wo od Call £15 IIfl, Gary Gunter ElceIlent financing available Country area Like new ed lot, river rights, boat Carpets Steam Cle&nd from %l4 95 unit air, fenced, shade & fruit HomeS, Longwood trailer SICep, 6 Aqua mao ramp. 3 bdrm, 61't3 Dealer, Home is lets then 2 years old Let per room bedroom, I', balht, central hut & tree-s Nice area Low lOir's shower, St toilet, ve, o en. TV 323 0350 1910 Ford Country Sedan, yelc, air. Low interest mor tgage. $l,SOO UI Show you on, of our best buys German Shepherd, flvnale. I yr , old, KULP DECORATORS antenna, awning, gas heat con excellent Condition Air con ° We also have a 3 boom, i, 377 7733 good watch dcc. lo,n children, presser, battery pack, other ci ditlOned, power steering, a ba th nearby with many of the Nice 3 bdrm., 2 bath split plan 150 373 04 after i rat Like new, 11100 Owner. aS Palm treci for tale. 6 itt tall Og 51et5 Call Paul Fascella , time features few 577,750 Large paneled family room 13 FOREST CITY- Gracious country Lots and Acreage - week old 6366 lives 377 1651 Dealer Toggenburg Buck Kid. I yourtelf, Sc Call 372 SSa after 1 pct Assume 1 living, l03n' lot mtg oa huge ks. $70 373 $246 after p m 3 large bedrooms. 2 baths. eat in NICE i BEDROOM, this Coachman. 2$' travel trailer Fully ftu'kl'nq lOIS hr 1006 No 107 ad ItYI Javeln. than I, mi Ar ' ( he n, charm-r. t,iri'-i, --- Puppit if Cily tetq5 .1-f, cup,,p HALL REALTY se'f(0n14ned Ar (C,flui . I Owner, cn nq 100.140 on w,ii FS.ts,tt .si. AM FM, Power Steering e. hjl, formal dinfig room It cSed 3 rflotTravel or year round Sl $25 each full South of 25th St Call I $I) 579 Household Goods Brakes, S new tires, UMOO 3n nice REALTOR living Rees, hitch, all controls 1999 323 5)71 2633 ______________ -_ ___________________ £61 1521 or 373 4711 Forest Greene, Inc. . We must sell at tremendous '- %Call 322.2420 Anytime STANDARD POODLES 196$ VW. Excellent Condition Realtors %-ilUifiCe, beautiful living room 1301W Fairbanks NO LONGER USED CAMPIN Pedued: 36 acres on Lake Mary AXC,6wks old Recent valve lob NiwInspeclion 44S 2333 lumnitur, 641 5473 after S Blvd 76 WE TAKE TRADES Auto Repairs Sa " nford's Sales Leader-, GEAR IS 194 DEMAND SELL IT h cm,'s Inn 373 6300 on Sat. a m, looking for i high qualt, Parts-Accessories Your Multiple LiSting Agency NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Lise new, 2 bedroom, family room, _____________________________ March 14, or Ft Lauderdale. 1303) 1961 C he vrolet 327 *Nino, ver y good Local and National MLS bargain? Look to classified kitchen equipped, carpet, tu.sco •POODLE GROOMING. l 5171 REALTORS $7 Volt Battevin5ll ,j mechanically, almost new tires, 216$Park Or Ph 322 3717 anytime - read today' Thenevec was a better time tnan REEL'S BODY SHOP And boarding With love & c ar e new muffler & front end Easy on iatsifiedt SR 436 and Montgomery Rd ri w to u no se a Classified ad in t he Professional Ph 323 3194 or 3733959 — IIQ9Saflfsvd Avenue gas 5450 $34 $131 Altamonf, Spr Sanford Herald. Stop making ings 163' frontage 't.,, possibl, antique or custom 436 Hattaway on Really, 00 focuses Dial 322 7611 or 131 9 3 131 73 Ill sell to highest bid b7 3 77 74 -- -- -- 1973 Opal Rally 11 Junk Cars Removed 66 Call III 9219 after 3 )o wkdays HOrses 1 speeatra,, ,hea t, radio bedroom. I', bath, fully carpeted, SANFORD AVENUE, I Acre, zoned III )&IBEDROOMHOMES I .S My r - .1 '29#300-S37,500 working hours 3 to 9.30 This will i nc lude some Saturdays a Sun WINTHROP 79 Private yard. garage, lovely landscaping, dote In. Reduced to sell for only 5)1.500 Payments Want Ads ) FINANCING VALUE Holiday Hogs of Sanford is in f er - . ORANGE HILLS lovely 3 bedroom, 7 bath brick ho mes for discriminating people Peaceful setting Oak trees add 10 Ilse beauty Of these delightfully spacious lsomestte, evenings. in person, 3 bedrooms, 7 battt, convenient to HOlidly Inn Apply of Alamont, Springs, ShoO, shopping center. Shag Carpeting, drapes, dish*athqt., central heat Sir Sparkling clean Get involved sell something wIth a Move in today Children fast, low cost classified adt accepted Kitchen helper with cooking •i ---------- I penance. Apply Seminole Lodge Sandlewood Villas Nursing Home. 300 S Bay Aye, AN OUTSTANDING RENTAL 6'-RATED - Wanted to Buy Cash buyer or Used articles.fur- I7O Toyota Pickup Cab ov e r nitvre,.fc. HWY 14 ANTIQUES Camper. N othing down take over Call credit manager, n 47)0 : ___________________ - Or Our sign will direct GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1503w 25th St 'T HAVE I(" .1 _ __ See Orange Hills in Orange Cit y. today. A new Community ci 50 brickhomes West Of $7 92 on HOII carpeted, kitchen equipped TO BUY OR SELL AVON - Call 60 3079 - other homes you have considered 323-6650 64 c' Span Clean) bedroom home with many plus falurti including Screened ua:ebo. and fenced REALTOR REALTOR Orange Seminot MLS "Its, Fr ench 327 499) 323154 323 106 Eve. 377 7371 -_ _________________________________ Can't pull the car in the garage. Sell no 'onge' needed items with a classified ad in the Sanford Herald Dat 321 l6lt or Iii P99) t pace yours ___________________________ 4M - —''Sw... MOTIVATED SELLERS TO THIS 4 bedroom, I'-, bath • Stemper Realty W iflvstC your comparison with all sportation desirable but not essential. References Ph m Nice I bedroom by Bob Thoves T L1 I[ Tj,,jjj I[ % N T1,411 ic f. take advantage of our opening Prices. only $35,900 and 127.500 • Kitchens Equipped 1392. OSTEEU LO well Large lot 70'*IW. with l On cleared property, 16.000 ___________________ Plaza & Seminole High) Maid for general hourk & laundry 5 days, wk, O" Iran - Only Herald ______________________________ 1120 FLORIDA AVE. APARTMENTS • Laundry Facilities • Shag Carpeting Elprlen(ed service mechanist and experienced fiberglass duct mechanic TPi.rd Planet Environ mental Systems, $30 0503. BRAVE, remodeled older home with 7 be droOms, I bath Country Club Corp. dress. "213 N Country Club Road, I Pool & Clubhouse AIR CONDITIONING - charmingly .2 A In __________________________ Lake Mary, Fla" 5173 per ma. & up on minimum 3 yr. lease. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE& CONSTRUCTION 372 6457 ___________________________ dtiont, pay open Apply in person atG&RFruil&GlftSbop,llafld 3Q46 'Selling -.... __________ _______ ______ paneling, wall paper and carpet, heat and air condition, covered walk, corner location. Elite ad ARMS bagging fruit. Pleasant con If wIiiES - Liv FRANKLIN Mal Ure woman to Work In fruit Shop Housesfar Your CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 665 1791 DeB.ary 665 4613 RlCEO DROPPEDI THAT'S RGHTI Owner has reduced price on this 4 b, 00, nflp, Idyll*ild home an corner lot from $41,000 10 536.000. Has central cllmat Control and 0th,, fHturn to,ak, t 11w Outstanding etP(Uiv buy in the Sanford area. Dnt buy tri, you've seen thi$ beSt buy 10 Magnolia Square i nc luding utilities 5)00 secur i ty 323 1901 after 3 P m ______ Help Wanted 41 - Plant ______ Seeds ' ______________________________________________________________________________ THE BORN LOSER — ts~ C' ______ _____ ________ ______ Two bedroom upstart apt lI6Omo, - Houses for Sal. Realty Do you like living within walking 0stance to town? Than se. mI furnushd __ Stenstrom Owner ACRE IN COUNTRY With nice 7 bedroom trailer, fur pilot and fished including t big utility building- Only 517,000. Sorry, cash or refinance. completely l esu DeARY, OVERLOOKING LAKE. 2 bedroom, convenienl to shop ping, pretty residential area mutt Sill 526.500 _ Ijji-' 71 , / 41 ' ---_ R ______ ______________________ iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii __________________ INCOME OR IN LAWS This 3 StOC v.l bedroom. 2 bath home is one of Sanford's distinctive old homesites Has 2 bidroom apartment for added income or Quests 1.30.000 Call now for ap poinitlient. Call ____ ) ) / . . I ft The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13,1974-11 A For Fast ________ Houses for Sal. AOtV(Ci '. ! LfJ7416m, -- ~ '0 00 " Business Opportuniti,s ' L i Pay ..OW•LANoERs I . Ads CITRUS YR EE S from 14 49 13 n Low overhead pir Ices on alloplants Drive a little Save a lot Oviedo Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd Itt, 7 ml N of Oviedo 343439) -. - VINCENT SCAkPENTwY infer-or Trim. Paneling. Cullom Carpentry No 100 small 172 - _____________________- Carpet Care ______________________ Prolr%%,onal Tat Return Service &I PAU1.11LATER ProfestionalwatIpap,,1 your hQmt No extra charge ', Hable Espanol" Call 323 j9?1 to, Licensed ResidentiSI.Com me.fti&I appt every afternoon except Saturday Personal Ta. Sefy,c. 740 3EastRoad)792 (SJC Entrance) 3227199 FrNEstima,fl.Ptt.333417) w.0 Drig Equipment for Rent L')ICP. JOYCE WELL DRILLING ______ Moran's--lS,tt,rway Carpet Car, & 1' and lager, pumps, Spninklerl I l.os, Weipht with New Shape Rent Blue Lustre Eltc$ric Carpet _______________ janitorial Service Free Est One i Wofr ,edput your income II. Cal) IWater con4t,oners, 333 1490 _______________________ Tablets & Hpdrea Water P11 Shsrrpooer for Only It per day Lake Mary Public Acco(JntingIPrice includeS all''' 5310911 __________________ WELLS DRILLED PUMPS today 377 4117 t' Fairway Plaza Pharmacy (ARROLLS FURNITURE ''s I I SPRINKLER SYSTEMS '------- _________ ----------Ceramics " All types and iijej Jalo5ie Windows I 65 ____ Pets and Supplies We repair and service Janitorial ______ 101arue'. 34x$1" CHEAP'' ________ -__________ JAC SUN CERAMICS. sup es . -_ STINEMACHIPiEL Ph, otter S 377 3210 Id l bred kIn dealer lOS Closed Thursday IC Akc Cr" ' ''(-al & Ut', Or"! .11 I SU°LY CO & Sunday 3277911 PCingeW with lernale Buck Call BLITZ ClEAN 323 3a5. 207W Ind St. 3724433 MAITLANOFLEAMAR, White Ph 37377i ________________________ 194 I s'tw-y 1791 Open Sat & Sun 9$ Small female (gen tle) dog FREE in 79 70 TO GOOD HOME - Good pet f or j WANTED)? IfJnwanted useable Mid, or ou tside Ph 373 379% 'teens for AKC cr'ocola,, miniature Poodles, BOY SCOUT Ic sale I male, I female $173 Sale Will pit1 up rarhC(l37) 6171 or 36% SlIt h 37? 78.45 L 64 ________ TO ___ ___ 1. , LIST YOUR 322'261 I BUSINESS - or 831 a. 9991 DIAL , -_.~; �12A—The Sanford Herald Wedn March 13, 1974 fneSanford Herald Wednesday, Marc gi3, 191—I Mayor Denies Water Crisis B) DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer AIJAMONTE SPRINGS—. City officials began their move Tuesday through U.S. Rep. Lew Frey's office to put pressure on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to release funding for the municipality's planned 7.5 million gallon regional sewer plant and Mayor Norman Floyd denied reports that a water crisis exists in city territory west of Interstate 4. Consulting engineer Harold Radcliffe told councilmen Tuesday night the sewer plant to provide "advance treatment, so new there Is nothing to compare to it," has received plan approval by the Depart. ment of Pollution Control, but EPA has not released the plans for bid. "The waste water plant Is corsidered experimental," Radcliffe said, with Floyd ;otdini: 'vt'rv t;iv th.it by COUNTY-WIDE HEART FUND BENEFIT PLANNED and Mrs. Ann Sieczkowskj the heart fund Eggers, Kirby Grant, and Dr. Maria Perez committee will sponsor a Las Vegas evening were among the heart fund benefit volunteers including dinner and show at the Altamonte who met at the Cavalier Motor Inn Tuesday to Springs Civic Center April 18 at 8 p.m. plan a new heart fund benefit campaign. Under (Uerald Photo by Jean Patteson) the co-chairmanship of Mrs. Marian Eggers MRS. Chris Butler, l to r) Mrs. Marian -- I - Full Pardon Given To 'Reformed' Man TALLAIIASEE, Fla (At') circumstances surrounding his — A West Palm Beach man who 1967 conviction for breaking said he had overcome a and entering Bryant said he drinking problem and was at- had a drinking problem at the tending church regularly was time but had since managed to granted a full pardon today by overcome it. the Mate Pardon Board. -You've got that behind Paul Grayden Bryant, 3l,th1j the board he was working in a )O(Askew then said. constructft'ri trade now and that The state Probation and fl.j. he and his wife wanted to take role Commission had recomcare of foster children because mended that Bryant not be giv. they couldn't have any them. en a pardon because it was not selves, essential to becoming a foster In response to a question by family or adopting children, Gay. Reubin Askew as to the chairman Armond Cross said. - ... -J.. .. - :• . -- ______ - - WE WRAP OUR REPUTATION AROUND EVERY PRESCRIPTION '•,. - '••-. -' r. '.'. r a- a- , •-it-.a. •.,•,. -.... ,,.., lie-i' -ip.-,, -. Hospital Notes 1 L 1T H - EVERYNIGHT II 1lT . N"01 12, I74 Altamonte Springs Admissions Sanford: Discharges Harvey C. Johnson Sanford: Florence Price Juba A.Kehoe Avery M. Ryan Edward A. Jones SberylA.Ellerbe CharksG.Rasmussen Joyce B. Gustayson Myrtle A. Mclaulizi Pamela R. Franks James E. Johnson Rutha M. Morgan William L. Driver Queen V. Burton Bill G. Knee Leo C. Reynolds Daryl 1.. Williams Vivian H. Whittemore Margaret A. Mary E. McKinney Gladys Hayes Joseph E. Scott, Deltona Lenora Hodges William H. Gracasle, Geneva nawood Charles T. Rabun, Lake Fx" B Wright, I Monroe Nana 1.. aiuunI,, ,Longwood 'l louise Tonmi, DeBary MaryD. Petruska, Edwin J. Ogden, Deltona Due J. Boudreaux. Deltm Patricia L. Pagels, Clyde R. Veagley, Deltona Altamonte Springs Thomas L Polling. Deltou Sally A Bowersoz Winter Orlin R. C)uistner, Deltona Springs Kay F. Young, Sorrento Genevieve B. McNutt, Deltona Births Sandra K. Monroe, Chuluota '.lr dr'I Mr Thomas i Sally Juanita C. DoLson, Sorrento 'ersoza boy, Winter Springs Betty P. Price, Orange City Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Owen D. Lautenschleger, i Patricia) Pagels a boy. Ohio R EG I 1') RINSE • • • * 89 o: sli iu ; ... - TEK BEG 56 IT I iOOTHBRUSH. . 044D Go V(r:vV .,, •; . I I .-• . ' .- , 1, - • -- , 4 ', ,, , alt •• ."' -j . -• : • , . U HUMIDIFIER 88 I RELIANCE V.T2 HEATING DIl 1 Afl I rw I . ....... HEATING I PAD •' l_ - - -. .' 99 -" . . . - 599 ——— iA:t.....49 I 199 I VITAMIN 'E' CREME L . - - u;I-- 1 11itnJ:u:l1iw, VITAMIN j - 1 St. Patrick's Fun Day, Elks Seminole Junior College Club grounds. 44 p.m. Ham. CurriculumFair,ga.m. to 1:30 burger broil, bake sale. fun and P.M. and 6:30.8:30 p.m. games for everyone. Displays of educational and social services and special Sanford Republican Women's actvIe Door p Free to Club luncheon meeting at the public. Sheraton Inn, West SR 46 at noon All Republicans invited March It Annual St. Patrick's benefit Mar. Ii VFW Post Ws Auxilia nimagcs beginningaR Garden Club Center. Highway l7-92 play beginsat 10a.m. and pm,Highway 17-92andSR 434. resumes in afternoon. Table Iiingwood. pr1ze. Tickets at door or from " circle chairmen. Members and ' uch 19 Democratic Women's Club of frienthinvited. Seminole County, noon, Otto's SISTERS. Inc., noon, hlofbrau Itaus. Speaker. Public Cavalier Restaurant. Service Commissioner Bill —VERS I AtL V'tt 35 . COOL MIST 9 — March U - ht '. Calendar tjt A JtA MONEY r& Seminole •,, __ a' PLUS ....... -o',t' SICK C '':' ALKA iT7fl u'I.ui.'ji r C TWO DRAWER - 1IT r —1lADESK 1TNCN*OM( If GS "Ij pu ....ì '• ",u VPI t WAS 1988 U2988 .%1?.UT FI'IISH " ! - -- OR F mORE i5FURNITURE L 17-92 SALES CASSELBERR Y 41 Necessary For Health By GA1740R MADDOX Nutritionists stress that the best way for the majority of Persons to get all the vitamins necessary for better health is ,, through a balanced diet. But to pay for the necessary meat, fowl, fish or eggs, fruits and vegetable.c, cereals and dairy foods each day may at times stretch the budget to the limit. Or so some people believe. Therefore, many turn to vitamins believing them to be a substitute for eating a variety of foods. In fact, many take $ them in massive doses believing they will perform miracles without considering the costs of this faddist "megavitamin therapy" as part of a weekly budget. But Philip White, Sc. D., director of Department of Foods and Nutrition of American Medical Association, warns of the possible danger in self-prescribed doses of vitamins. In a recent issue to Today's Health, he states: Vitamin A Is vital to overall vision, growth and bone development in youngsters and the health of tissues lining our bodies Inside and out. It is present In eggs, butter, cream, cheese and fortified milk. Other good sources are meats deep yellow and (lark green vegetables. Overdoses of vitamin A can lead to thinning hair, mouth ulcers, extreme fatigue, anemia, Inflammation of theoptic nerve and an alarming build-up of pressure within the head that mimics a I brain tumor. Vitamin B. The B-complex vitamins seem to work In concert. They are important to the body's over-all functIoning, especially in the nervous system, the circulatory system, digestion and metabolism. Because the B-complex vitamins do work together they jP need one another. Thus a surplus of one could lead to a deficiency of another. And certain of the B vitamins are known to interact with other drugs which could lead to serious trouble. Vitamin C is essential to the maintenance of health. The supply must be replenished daily because man cannot 60 sthesize or store it. M'trked deficiency can lead to scurvy, with extreme weakness, deterioration of gums and excruciating joint pains. Studies of the efficacy of massive dosages of the vitamin in controlling or preventing colds have been Inconclusive. In short, the jury is still out. 'There are respected figures on 4 both sides of the controversy which has ranged ever since Dr. Linus Pauling's book ap. peared which recommended massive dosages of vitamin C to combat the common cold. Most physicians, however, advise against the practice because they don't know shat the long-term effects of over. dosage are ENUby asleen raprlruit/leItuI'e %alai Tuna crepes cu.eroir ('tlrrr% Iart% Ti',i TI Il ENU by adeen RECORD CABINET :; 89 9 111gb Interact Club Slave Day. Spaghetti supper and white April elephant auction, 4.1 p.m. in 1. 1w,. Chicken I ' a Sanford media center. ldyllwllde to p'irrhae Police Benevolent 3uildir.g. at the hydroplllar. He said emergency alarm systems are being installed and he has ordered the Spring Valley water plant into emergency operation and a new chlorinator Is being Installed there. Richards insisted that Fire Chief Tom Siegfried has said ii a $35,000 fire pumper truck) were put on the west water system at low pressure times, water lines could collapse and the truck would be ruined. "I ( ) I ).'t V FURNITURE CLEARANCE? c . operation can begin, Richards, if San Sebastian that resident, Height overloading problems exist at the west side water plant and ultra-modern that the h'dropiilar water tank cannot be hooked into that area were denied by Floyd. Floyd said all water lines are tied into the hydroplHar and that pressure problems on the west side of town last weekend were caused by a breakdown at the plant there and a fuse blown 98 THERAGARD M VITAMINS — - - - - - - -—- 1 L Mar. 16 Longwood Fire Department's annual chicken dinner to raise March 25 fun'Lc or additional equjnioffl, n((r(1 Utar) Ilub, 1215 4-8 p.m. Shadyside Park. p.m., Civic Center; Seminole construction costs go up and the $3.5 million approved federal grant Is for a fixed amount. Radcliffe siId the city has agreed to fund any problems which might occur from the experimental" operation. Floyd said he called Frey Tuesday morning to 'assist in getting this off dead center" and an Immediate offer from EPA representatives to meet with city officials this Friday in Altamonte was probably In response to his (Floyd's) telephone conference with the congressman. Floyd, Radcliffe and comp. trailer Denver Baxter are in Tallahasaee today meeting with EPA officers. Radcliffe said funding Is also being held up on Altamonte's Interceptor system planned to hook up with interceptors from Longwood. He saUl plant construction will take 15.to.1e months from federal funlui,' 11, :ntil Vitamins III i('Ii %lI(rd him Scrambled eggs wF:l)\ F.sl)% '' L T 48 I _____ I ¶p'ET - ____ a., - CABINET ..I.I'.I 1 -- - . . 5'- 611 2 Oi rncnrftI7A IEN U bVdifeen .SalisIpur steak fl hipped potatoes piced fruit .imtirosi,i Till % t' Mew I -....-T- •. - B �2 B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday March 13, 1974 The Sanford Herald Industry Shaking By FRANK MACOMBER Copley News Service Tree For New Energ y Sources tanker, is a prime example of climbing the tree for the apples. It is the start of a drive to exploit rich virgin resources in environments not only faraway but also harsh and tough to work In. Since weI have runout of energy apples that can be picked up from the ground beneath the tree, now we must climb the tree and reach out to shake the farthest limbs, vice president for Rockwell International's Flow Control Division, which designs engineers and produces equipment and systems for the oil and gas industry, "to satisfy the world's energy needs of the future, we're going to have to comb the remote far corners of earth for new stores of resources, especially gas and oil. " The Alaskan pipeline, it turns out, is only one of several such bold moves to pipe in new energy sources from distant places between now and the 1999. Hastened by the energy crunch, the projects, nevertheless, were on the minds and even some of the drawing boards of engineers The effort will be a strenuous one, but the fruit In the end will be worth it, American Industrialists believe, The Alaskan pipeline project, about to get long before there was a gasoline of heating oil under way and eventually bring two million barrels of oil daily to the United States via shortage. "Let's face it," says Bob Seethaler, marketing ______ ) 'p Yet thm- far-flung projects are only the first strides in a great march toward literally endless supplies of new fuel. SAW PASTE qj(a~ Prof ile Chou All recognh(Io, of ftangladesj by Ipicuously carrying En-Iai doesn't have to worry on described it not as a Bhutto of Pakistan. major new chairman of the Thai Olympic slammed about foreign policy: not yet, ibtit. diplomatic busineas as usual development but as a c. wi th the west; debates are not oil crisis and is accon ijnt, that Peking was with state visitors filing in and tinuatlon and deepeni anyway. Apart from Jan ua So far foreign poucy has conducted that ng of ry's pnying political disputes have out of Peking way in China. disconUnuingtsant for fled in the anti-Confucius — recently movement to criticize tin communist guerrillas in polemics only by implication. about somewith mlni.isl minl.wbr South Vietnari, passed a self-sufficient China Algeria's President Boume. l'iao," a Illovement which has Thailand. ands in th But Mrs. Mao's Shanghai e b. Trade is booming and dien , Zambia's President been proceeding without sidekicks, Wang Hungwen and Sou"i China Sea. and the stlitesmen are 3011 queue calcified confrontation with ing LIP Kaunda, Thalhind's defense fireworks or fallout for more The one foreign government to Vao Wen-yuan, for the regulation pilgrimage to minister , General Dawee have demon71cre is no remon to doubt have been denounced is tNt lluslli", China's deafinp with -and than two years . Yet of strated their fidaste for the the nest of that Chou meant what he said. the Soviet Union which, it is American connection the world are sUll tore could come unstuck over. re And he went on to Promise h1% 7be problem is Lhat -Ya by mo Chou,s j3 ass alleged, planned to turn China boycotting President Nixon's urances that they needn't gnest that China would carry on not the only voice in China into a satellite through forre year, before 19fl. amicable than they were night if the world's most worry about the Confucius its foreign policy, which he today; and the persistent offices of durable prime minister should business. the good visit two years ago and Wang Even the most glaring gap Lin in lose his grip on the laleg Pjao. Of course, by avoiding Henry Kissinger in Al a Peking dinner for nordefined China's foreign affairs In neitherter zenophobic sniping at Beethoven, Schubert RuuophoUa in We ground on November. So it is reasonable revolutionary i ffu, 71w and French and Itah non-relationship with Indin and President Kaunda, Chou prime tninistr had sound ed If Clwu or any of his policies nwntioned the anti-Confu Bangladesh makers,amongoer.g cius even moderates can meet without chance, the radicais would now lookj like is under fire these days, he Is being bridged as a result of the campaign in public for the first told General Dawee, wo was some ifficulty, The radicals have want to pull China out of the on. He n3t letting Is con. time onl Chinese leader, had their ne ve r openly y to play it do expressed their embrace of its new Western wn; He visiting China in the guise of way Chou's open door could be views about China's relations friends. ULTRA-BRIT( TOOTH— 'icy LONDON — (LENS) — pipeline stretching from Prudhoe Bay on A-laska's North Slope to Emerson, in the midCanadian province of Manitaba. Construction Is scheduled to start In the mid1970s and waste gas from the North Slope oil drilling operations will begin to flow south in the early l98(. The Polar Gas project, also a 48- Inch pipe l ine, is to run 3,200 miles from the King Christian Islands high in the Northwest Territories south to Niagara Falls. It Is to be started in the late 19970s and completed in the late 1980. Beyond the Alaskan pipeline, two of the largest projects are code-named Canadian Arctic Gas and Polar Gas. ne Can-Arctic project joins a consortium of 25 companies to produce and transport petroleum products across a 2,500-mile-Jung, 48-inch gas Chou Keepina Low- Forpinn I, Wednesday, March 13,197+-311 Carrot pRICES "f SAVE Revamping CC - • TOOTH- V __ PRICES GOOD THURS. SAVE 11 1ACH 28 P'Apple Juice 3 Dressing DIODORANT . . . IIU SAVI - RIGHT GUARD t ' 78 c Peanut Butter.. I - - - - - . Cuke Strips i .. 48c SAVE Green Beans C 88C 3 . . If AC 3-Bean Salad.. V CAIJ — SHAMPOO t7.43c SAVE$ lot • . . . . 4 I W D 55*5.0 WPI,)I( HOT Of MILD IjtT1 /M1i, I , I • p 9 '0A . $129 . 6 , USDA et, Sirloin Chops • • , -. '•' , - -. 1 CArs5 9c . . . Round Steak UM P R ROA .. 99c SM S KED A *'. 4 8 •AE • I fl,,, PORK ROAST 88c • K SHOULDER IS 5 . . . .... I U • _JF . 3 GRAPE 01 I 59c 4 Date Bread. SELTZER Patna Rice L)'.I . .. "i•*' 5 • £ •. Cookie Mix • . '' . 45c - Cremora. . If If .. ; 57c 'I** • Flour If. If. I f. If If 5 . , . 99( U ,y 47c 1I\ 67c Stuf 'n Such.... II?5I fj ;', 67c Stuf in Such..,, U'.cI( Banana Bread . IIP 01 I (OufdVI, 0ACt 49c . Qb'ifA1, . . . . Y 33c £I * Steak Sauce . .•. . . 8 ' • Gr. Round CABBAGE 2 ADS 49c 'I SUPERBRAND USDA INSPECTED GRADII W FRESH FLORIDA WHITE ALL I , LARGE EGGS 73 Coffee . . (1 'IJ 5A . . . . . . . ... . ••••_ee_ee••_t*s•...._... FAG ; S1 29 1.0 : NO 59c *UII C 2 SA S& 88 • '' • .. . . . . . . . Cottage Cheese C HAIVfST 219 Carrots 9 55c 68c Celer . . . . . 2 '•- '.*i . 49c '• - Potatoes. . .. . 8 .- 99c 'It' Potatoes, ...4 A Wec"at"Dinners 3 39c IASI y. BAG . . . . • . . Stala J9c .. , ( 149 2 •Y.. 5100 S100 . , ¼ . -. .- 79c 'a- Perch Fillets, •AU 5'5A,14,, Patties 2 , . . . . . 99c ... . . '•t' . . -' , . . - .. !, . . . . . . . later Tots. . . Strawberries . • I!..e.'.- 89c lopping Crisco Oil Tomato ee...e a.. P* W Li ft ( QuA,3 . Juice Mayonno' lie Aerowax TOP VALUE STAMPS Ic Sliced Bacon Turkey Roast ~000 1 -10 •.a•• No 55 . ............ e....•,, 419 E. FIRST ST. ) os . A SANFORD •C__a_pWbp.p..,,.._.. ••, 4 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. I••..... No • 56. tL!JJJ TOP VALUE srAMPs 1E TOP X VALUE STAMPS Pure Ground Beef '.06C. . . . • 5 f 4J Cake . . . . . .. 2 39c . •'. S100 2 TOP VALUE STAMPS 4J A Orange Juice ........ 419 E. FIRST ST. • SANFORD 99 99c - xv TOP VALUE STAMPS Walnut Layer q Nc . . 4/ , . . - VALUE STAMPS CA . , Potatoes ''" If . Pull Aparts - SOO "i' •. •.,5TL . "a. Clam Dinner.. 2 * $ Pizza l°° 5 Fish Sticks 0 55* 'ISH 05 Perch Dinner Platter.,...., 2 -'' ' '. • A Li ' 25c Shrimp Dinner 2 . r to S C tA • Yellow Onions 3 • IUMSO 15010* _ 39 $199 $ luSH Green Peppers 4 . . . . . . • ......... . SUP9SSAND CIIAMID 535* 01 .... . HEAT AND S($f 5,61 5IAN3 Biscuits 89c Tuna Fish....,.A Chicken.,. ..2::77c 1c' GO13(,is iIIii Cocjat 79c Fish Roe 39 Fudge Sticks '.;.' 53c •*•*.e • • . Knockwurst PlitSIup, TOMATOES Will Sausage 49c •••• - , ....... HAM PKo. CANS . . • ••••_•.•_. GRAPEFRUIT 46-oz DRINKS PAII FRUN FLORIDA WHITI OR PINK SAVE 14' CHIN . - FRANKS ,4 COPILAND 5*0110 .; $100 I Decaf Coffee. "CII ...... rH) Tamales •I4 Syrup... TASIII AI 49c Y Quick Grits Steak Sauce W-D BRAND ALL MEAT JUICE • '. • ;.: 73c • . — THRIFTY MAID GRAPEFRUIT invention — purpurtedjy sweeter and straighter. f My carrot run the gamut shillelaghi. I even relish those mtW mtftUom gat turn up in my garden. (Due, Pm.Ably,touranjuminthe soil - or so go es one of my wilder pe detains.) Some people eat their carats carame)iz,d, I 11, Right here, I am moved to boiler, 'Hold on a minute," TheCarrothappenasbemy favorite vegetable. In fact, throughout my finicky childhood, it was the only vegetable. Tempted as I was with 'earned tips, and cauliflower, I remained faiul to my mw carrots. ltlstheold4tylecarro(sl'm apcaking of. Not this guy's new with salad - S "S IU , Cereal. ALKA 49 C PICNICS PORK CHOPS 9 FOIL PACK c FULL QUARTER LOIN S LICID SAVE I I b...I $ 1 19 I ST ILI (4I *P.Id 89 $1 . . . . . ' p TEA BAGS - SAVE 15c I is BRAND TITY II ---- —————— . . OH • Whiting too 11 00411111,11, HOG • . 'I l II PS EA 1481) 61AI'06 s 199 Shoulder Roast • In. 73i IS A — to C1 49c EA RLY 5-LB. BAG • Shoulder Chops J.S.CHOICE HON Daily '• I S -•,• SKIN CREAM . tHodf 5AU5 I$0 WH '14 D EL MONTE &OWMWAL -- turpentine. . I" c SAV , E IT LOAVIS . SAUl 16-01 -121 FAMILY CP40C Loin Chops P, : 20.oz. NOZZIMA • . JSDA (Hod 6cc SAUSAGE Aft FIAVONS BREAD - Delmonjcos 3155 C"OICI JAMB . . . . is • Leg 0' Lamb 4o L 01*11 OUtIN G CAN -a 8.' C1AC1IGOOO , ' S • Otrvi 01 IS . pol P_ A INSPE&ED 1'9c '°' LP' ' a II . SAVE IOTTtt e eSe OI CANS SAVE 17c SAVE C iiii Ii GREEN GIANT CUTWTflT?T1J C1 1jANS BE a SPRAY MAGNESIA aMØN IUNS I' HAIR MILK OF Sliced B Bacon '.'.tIi! STEAK, ' SI) IlBIaND MUD ((00*1 'I. S A VEI1P7 2 SUNNTLAND THIN IscuIts Biscui ts ll AQUA fly ci C . VASIITSIS Cheese Loaf 1100 33t .5 . BOTTLE 3 ctu 'u o. $ IS 3 . . . . . SUNN,IA,O SLICID Pecan Buns,, 2,,GS 88c ' 28 SAVE IS' 63C stt DiiI D*a,G IAS iiuu• SAVO IkIIUaIII ,I/ I OA1U 1 SAW[ . WELLA BALSAM Oil, . '. • Meat Dinners 2 38C Seedec Rolls . 3 • Patties 88C ALL . . . . . . GOOD 171 5 FRESH RIPE STRAWBERRIES 3PNJ1 FAG'S Big 60 Cookies S I I I p C1AC II I lo CIACII CO Saltines • • - 2 If P IP.. I 7 _1 'N ID USD CHOICE FULi CUT 99c '. . . • • TASTY Sill 5tWiI( 4 Of PAt7i CIO(fI JAVII Cake Mixes ' Pork Hams $100 Thereisamovement,, I hear. led byaØftJØJJt(7(IJtto revamp the carrot. The carrot, he claims, is down there with lowly spinach on the vegetable popularity than Mothers don't cook carrots, and kits wouldn't eat them if they did, he contends, because the carrot tastes like omly 8 EEf Quantity IIISH SHANk NAIl OS wotI Niblets Corn 5? s1°° $1 3 . PRICES GOOD THURS. MARCH 14 THRU WED. MARCH 20 Li VI MARCH 14 THRU WED. MARCH 20 L YOUR WINN.DIXIE IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. "is 1111117S soot WHIPPID MARGARINE Rht% Quantity Afoot By JOAN COLBY Copley News Sen Ire ISN'T IT NICE TO KNOW, THAT IN A GAS CRISIS , BRUSHES Move ___ W7T1! J)!9 ADULT PRO - - •. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. S100 I Prefer them straight. Just thinly peeled and washed. And now, some experitivn ter is going to 'improve" the carrot to satisfy the taste buds of Hostess cupcake freaks. Soon the cWMan=ftnlwW beasreaa ft",,fW Wealthy apples we used to obtain from my parents' small csrctiard - that have corn. merc-.ally been almost entirely supplanted by red Delicious, Besides neutralizing the carrot's allegedly bad lute, these clenUJjc types are going to remodel It. A betterklng 4ao carrot is what they're prortioting, Pretty is as pretty do" . The carrot, let us remember, has wonderful properties, �- _________________________ - •- • - •.• .... - • 3• - - ---: - _ !_!t •' ----- - --.. - -. : -- -;• ,______.__; _,__j.;____ 48—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13, 1914 Budget Pinch ? Try Pot Roast By Kednapings Raise Safety Quest"'ions Aileen Claire NEA Food Editor Less'expcnsivc beef roasts turn Into delicious dinner cuts when braised and sim' mered with special season' ings to make them more tender. In other words, the pot roast is at the top of the list as an economical and flavorful dish to serve the family or guests. Add Vegetat)les during the last 20 minutes to avoid overcookin and loss of flavor and nutrients. This recipe calls for prune juice which gives a tart-sweet. almost wine-like flavor to meats. By JAMES CARY White House. WahIugton Bureau Chief Since then Aviation Week magazine has Copley Neu Service ceported that White House guards have been armed with "Redeye" antiaircraft missiles WASHINGTON — The rising potential for which can be loaded and fired from the shoulder terriorL,t activity In the United States, by one person. dramatized by two political kidnapings, poses The Secret Service says the magazine's serious qnestlonj about the adequacy of report is "Inaccurate," but does acknowledge Protection provided for prominent Americans. that it is continuously evaluating its protective Two recent Incidents highlight the danger. procedures In carrying out its statutory duty to At 2a.m. Feb. 17, security guards opened fire protect the President. with shotguns on an Army helicopter making menacing aweeps over the White House. Pfc. While the service is very tight-lipped about Robert K. Preston, 20, and Army maintenance what changes such evaluating produces, or the man who had stolen the chopper at nearby Ft. techniques it employs Inar guarding the White Meade, Md., was forced to land on the White House, there is little doubt it had much greater House grounds. firepower it could have used in the helicopter Six days later, on Feb. 22, a mentally Incident If necessary. disturbed Philadelphian named Samuel Byck, What weapons are there Is secret and will 44, killed a policeman and a Delta Airlines remain so, but considerable Information Is c1pi!t, then kilN himself in an abvr(jve hijack available in the extent of the protection attempt at Baltunore International Airport. provided, who is eligible to receive it and how He had planned to crash the airliner Into the much It costs. Pvt. SIovik's Widow Tries To Forget TANGY POT ROAST MAKES GOOD MEAL . . .Low cost will stretch dollar Save Save 111"e, DETROIT (Ap)_. widow of the only American soldier shot for IonsinceQvll the War Is living here under an assumed name and trying to forget, a Detroit newspaper re- PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR 14 20 1974 €1 the Detroit Gig wife for nine years. Based on a book by William Bradford Hule, the movie Um Slovik's path to an '0Wir*Veln France re. served for GIs convicted of yblent crimes. life would have beendllferent," MM SIOU LOW the DeWt "lie had bed legs and really wasn't fit for combat," she said An Army buddy, John Tankey of Dearborn Heights, recalled that In the (allot lSljheand -- - -69c . GOLDEN RIPE PLUS DEPOSIT SAVE 16'. KRAFT '•.' BAJANAS Roka Dressing LIPTON C squad. PASCAL 1 I- $117 1408 Pledge i 2 RIPE CHERRY 1 '"' 39C "I Asked E dle,whatayyou dine' But he jr*iieci his arm away from me and said, 'John, me alone. I know what i'm domi' That was the !n time I saw him, walking down a hill." - That was nest day Slovik gave hnnself up nd 4neda paper gaylnghe -rtfuwd to carry a rifle. 3 leave Sl1k was sepi.itodeath by an Army com't.martjal, and two days bdore CbrW= of 'Jbstyev,Gin, DwlgI D,E .. llglo,e( signed 11* cuUon . 'donJa,L3l, 194$. - - Both Mrs. Slovik and Tankey toldtheNew,theYdldnothear I o(UexecutlonunWHuleron. lacted her while reward*W theSlo1k case tl 'Huic and I had to to Washington to get Eddie's Me sald MrL Slk, 0 , 45c 400 Vitamin E iu 47$ $2" FAIRWAY B.CompIew 7,8169 )• Grapefruit 6 49C II REGULAR SIZE JI. lb. p FROZEN and DAIRY BUYS lb. CrU- - C.!et 49 - 13 oz 0 - 6t. 59 CRUSTY 46' Vienna Bread lb CORNED BEEF BRISKET ) SLICED RAr.nN —. -'- 11.39 Smoked Sausage lb KAHN S Braunschwejger lb COP( LAND 'ooz 73 — B-B-U CHICKEN lgt MORPILL $ Chopped Ham WEST VIRGINIA BONELESS '1.59 OSCAR ALL MIAT 1.19 WIENERS NONMEL (IflLI SIZZIIN ALL 5(11 lb ,3oz 79' Link Sausage Boneless Daintees $1. Braunschweiger SMOKED SHOULDER PICNICS Cole Slaw PORK LOIN ROAST s1 O U 14 to 20 The - -- SLICED FREE KOSHER STYLE THIN END EXTRA LEAN LYKES 89 Pkg. lb. CANAVERAL ROCK $1 - $1 .49 ?1 39 COOKED NEPTUNE BASS FILLET Pb - - --- -. FRESH CHANNEL 4.98 -. - Corned Beef l Seafood Sale SHRIMP -' , 31b boa - JUICY D'ANJO _ 13.98 C Pkg. 49 PEARS OR RID OR GOLD DELICIOUS ______ J — F SAVE 30c WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A 12 OZ. APPLES Lobster LIMIT 4.6 PAKS N"! FAIRWAY MARKET SAVE 15C WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A SIbgag : . FLOUR C EXPIflp5 3.2O.74 -------- q idea MOM* in,fdi!!F CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAK PATT IES '349 US 0 A CHOICE Boneless Chuck Roast Bluefish lb a a S D A CHOICE IRISH 39 9.59 Boneless Rump Roast 49 FRESH WHOLE Crab Claws Sea Trout 98' ALL PRICES AND ITEMS IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN FAIRWAY MARKETS IN ORANGE, SEMINOLE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES K.C. Boneless n Steaks Imperial Boneless Steaks Choice Chuck Steak Choice Family Steak Round Bone Swiss — Israel, Syria ikre Battling There were no reports of casualties. Deputy Premier Vigal Allo warned late Tuesday that "any . titities may backfire." But Premier Golda Meir said Israel "would make every effort to reach a disengagement of forces with Syria. 'II we fail, tt will not be our fault, It will be because Syria's are impossi ble and we must not accept t he m" STEAKS MEDIUM COOKED STONE be completely In the red," said sJ K. Sadry of [ran. me Vietnam peace agree. ment specifies that the corn. mission wi ll be financed by the United States, S',uffiVIe, North Vietnam and the Viet iong. fll coIJUPLIOn's financal state ls due to the Ccnunu. nists' refusal to approve the $28.5 million budget submitted by the peacekeeping group; the Communists demanded that It be cut to $18 million. attempt by Syria Io renew, Ia 5.. JUMBO Frog Legs Mullet BEW xxix PILLSBURY — STEAKS 20-4 Cl ia ,,, '539 '2.69 f COFFEE EXPIRES 3-20.74 SALISBURY PEPPER FLOPIOA C0OK(0 MAX-PAK ea ONION CHUCK WAGON ' .98 Dungeness Crabs lb 1 we don't get any rnoney,wewrtj Syria said It shot down an Israeli helicopter, but Israel dented the claim The Israelis made no comment on claims by Damascus that Syrian gunners made di. rect hits on a dozen military targets. SHRIMP PACIFIC NO1HW1ST Refills —I 69' WUWU I I VICA. North Vietnam says that Is all the remains of American servicemen it had. The United States claims that 330 more Americans are missing In action In North Vietnam, 710 elsewhere In Indochina and 50 at sea off the Vietnamese coasts. The Defense Department said it would not release the names of those whose remains were recovered until positive identification was made and the famtheswerenotflled.ButHanol last week gave the names, ranks and military serial numbe rs of the first 12. In Saigon, meanw hile, a milltant Buddhist leader charged that military police arrested 142 monks at a prayer service In his pagoda Tuesday. Thich (Venerable; ThienAnof the An Quang faction said the roundup may have been due to an antigovernment demonstration he and other Buddhists held Monday. A senior official of the four. nation international Commia. sIonof Control and Supervljion reported that once again the commission that Is supposed to supervise the Vietnam ceasefire Is near bankruptcy, with $1.7 mUtton In debts. "Within two more weeks, If TEL AVIV lAP) — Israeli and Syrian artillery exchanged fire for two hours Just after dawn today, according to thIsraeli con-.mand. The exchange followed 1ot hours of heavy shelling Theday, when hundreds of shells crossed the tense cease-fire line and shock waves from Israeli 175mm cannon fire shook the ground In Damascus, 23 mIles from the front. Towelettes - 59' CUBAN SANDWICHES Larg e or Small. Mad. In Our Kitchens FRESH MISSOURI boa a 1,79 lb r Pp ibTRY OUR TASTY WHOLE PORK LOIN oz. Cans '4 lb Cheese Spread Q 55 FAIRWAY FAIRWAY PIMINTO FREEZER SPECIAL SI 'a SLACK FOREST FULLY COOKED EXTRA LEAN FAIRWAY Italian Sausage 99 c 11,59 NASH COOKID V 48' WHOLE PRE COOKS 0 Cooked Ham .. Cookies SUNNYLAN0 CARDINAL FAIRWAY WHOLE KAHN $ HItt$HIN( VARUS PLAYTEX FEMININE - Glazed Donuts - SCHOOLHOUS( Bologna 6-12 PAllID -. PATH IP1AKIAST FULL POUND PACKAGE Alpo Dog Food 2 ,39c ALL FLAVORS 0 I :... •_ $1 ii 89' Pound Cakes lb SAUSAGE WHITE & BLUE 1049 IUTI(N ,4 FRANKS p 6. 49' Cup Cakes ORK CHOPS 11.38 HY.GRADE BALL PARK RED, WHITE & BLUE $ fl ICID AUONfl TIR CUT LOIN 3 SN 6 9C a P Beer vi Ci..., 'S —) lb I. Pak 10614411 pa I .0 8 SAVE 14, MORTON ',u rooas 4•Bar 39 c 3* II. IJ$au3aj lIlT I NEW SMALL SIZE IVORY DPI ' - _________________ 1601 N BERMUDA KISSIMMEE. 114S SEMORAN BLVD. 5471 S ORANGE, PINE CASTLE PERSONAL Secret DEODORANT OR ANTIPERSPIRANT gi, eiaj security penrion, 'lijey d ill like did. $ 51b 'flu 3 :! 1 PORK LOIN _ __1' '- a-. YELLOW Oranges FLORIDA PINK . -. ii LARGE SIZE TEMPLE —. LIMIT ONE WITH 17 SC OR MORE ORDER COMET CLEANSER 790 lb. Cooking Onions PORK CHOPS 98c 10 90 _______ ___ 2 FOR 33 b., 5, SPARE RIBS QUARTER-SLICED 90 4'., 49C V-8 Cocktail i 4 FRESH MISSOURI CENTER CUT RIB \ '/z Gal. 39c FRAIdCo AMERICAN SNOW WHITE I lb. Sp.cia Iii FAIRWAY 3 "°' Tomato Soup CAMPBELL Tomatoes rk IdWa-sI — COUNTRY STYLE GIANT PACKAGE (JC ThenEddfle,enttnHe,u MUSHROOMSSrTh9Otti In there a long time and soon I could here shouting coming through the door. "Eddie came out real fast, brushing by me and he didn't have his rifle. The captain told me,"You'd better stop your tJutiiy.tie'sgoing tc get into g lot of trouble.' on ey! CAMPBELL Rutabagas issin;cr's cf(orLs in gettln,. S. Shipliftuts to the United Sta tes to pick up the remains of 11 land (ruin the Nor th Vietnan iellforces withdrawn from the and the Netherlands and sus- more American prisoner, of ese capital last week, and Hanoi ez Canal. M ee tings sched uled pond the cut ba c ks in pr oduction war who died In captivity, said it also had the body of a B52 r Feb. 14 in Tripoli and last of 25 per cent and more that The remains were to be flown crewman who was killed when inday in Ca iro were can ce ll ed were ordered in hopes other oil, to U Tapao Air Base In Thailand his plane was shot down. There 'cause of Algerian and Libyan buying nations would exert ef- for identification and return to has been no Indication when the .20,1974 $123 Baby Food CANADIAN 'iilNt;I .1' .'-k-retar of Stilt Ik-ir) Kissinger Is putting off his trip to the Soviet Union for a week, apparently to concentrate on laying the groundwork for negotiations on a Golan Heights disengagement in the Middle East. 1 Dead POWs PRICES EFFECTIVE ICA CrOàm t$ Granola Cereal PILLSBURY DIET 1 9 c SUCH NUT STRAINED b, Celery Kissinger Delays Trip 1 Yield l.a h..A,......IA I,. 89c Figurines Q c REGULAR CELLO PAX Ib SANDH'tJRST, England tAP) — Newlywed Princess Anne warned tier husband-to-be in advance that she could cook little more than sausages. But Army Capt.Mark Phillips won't have to worry inn-h ibout the fw d Mrs. Flora Davies, the new chef hired by the couple, has ample cooking experience from her previous Job of preparing 400 meals a day at a secondary school. Hanoi IJ IAP%J3 FOR Cut Green Beans 2 ,0,49c 49 __________________________ Citrus Punch TASTY FLORIDA 25 ft. 2 3 29' TO. LEE LOW FAT lI•Sl 85C Hi-b Milk ' 69C NATURE VA[LEY IO Princess Hires Chef T. G. LEE DELUXE Dinners lb Combine I cup prune Juice, onion, vinegar and soy Sauce in saucepan and bring to boil. Pour over chuck roast in dutch oven, cover and sirnmer on top of stove about 2 to 3 hours or until meat is tender. hail new potatoes and add with carrots during last 20 minutes. heat beets sepa rately. When pot roast is done, remove to serving plat. ter. keep warm. Combine Ii , quid from beets with an juices. Dissolve cornstarcf l cup prune juice and add i' tiot mixture. Stir constantly until mixture thickens. Spoon over pot roast and serve with, vegetables LONDON (AP) — Prime Minister Harold Wilson ap. pears to be daring opposition parties to topple his minority labor government or risk seeing Britain withdraw from toe European Common Market. It Is a gamble that Wilson seems likely to win, no matter what the Conservative and liberal supporters of Britain's m mbcrshlp In the European Economic Community do. If the Conservatives and liberals overthrow the government on the Common Market Issue and force a new election, the Laborites would probably be elected with a majority In Commons because opinion polls have consistently shown 60 per cent of the public opposed to being In the Common Market, Margarine LIMIT 3Ib. 3 ofts SIRDSEyE FRENCH OR -- -- -- Wilson Political Gamble CARACAS. Venezuela All) — First Lady Pat Nixon asluted Venezuela's new president, Carlos Andres Perez, as "a very strong, impressive man" at an Inaugurationnight party given by the American Embassy. Mrs. Nixon, who headed the United States delegation to the inauguration earlier in the day, declined to comment on the inaugural address in which Perez pledged to speed up nationalizatian of the huge American and other foreign oil interests in Venezuela. in Pot Pies ALL SWEET . Carrots Belgium Tankey recalled: '1 reported to a captain first and was In there aLlt45 minutes. &told me, 'You're a rifleman now, but you're going to he a machine gunner.' LIMIT ONE WITH 17 50 OR MORE ORDER - -. .- I tbI$pOOflCflst,lth Grri peas, canned whole onion, (optional) TRIPOLI, libya (Al') — opposition. fective pressure on the United cislon to shelve It. it said the gypt's leading newspaper The embargo on shipments to States. conference would recognize the iredicts that the Arab oil minis- the United Slates and the NethU.S. government's efforts to ers meeting today in Tripoli eriands has been In effect since Al Ahram said the meeting resolve the Middle East conflict III follow President Anwar Si. the October Arab-Israeli war would end with a communique and would be within the framekit's lead and end the oil em- because of their support of Is. analyzing the effects of the oil work of the Arabs' "policy of argo against the United racl. Syria. Algeria and Libya weapon and explaining the de. flexibility." t.ates. Diplomats in the libyan want it to continue until Israel apital are doubtful, agrees to pull back on the SyrThere Is also a possibility that Ian front. omne of the nations will The prediction of success for To bandon the embargo and the Egyptian president's prome, like libya, will continue posal to call off the oil war came from the Tripoli corremeeting will be the spondent of Al Ahram, the rabs' third try to get together Cairo newspaper that often ri Sadat's proposal to end the speaks for the Egyptian govSAIGON, South Vietnam the United States. rubargo in appreciation for erwnent, lie repo rted the meet. (AP) — A United States millRemains of 12 other Amencretary of Sta te Henry A. ing today would end the ban on tary team flew to Hanoi today ran POW, were flown to Thai- .1' Diamond Slovik wet ejostjnFrI.,ceafle. a GI1ThJ1 wiped Utnlneofl2menIntfr Afier* days with acsnadjijn unit. they fiflalIy caught up,ft11 their unit in Elsenborn, 6 fl 1601 N BERMUDA, KISSIMMEE 1145 SIMORAN BLVD DM1 I ORANGE. PINE CASTLE ..--,' - News In a copilghted "But since then, it's been nothins but hell." -They took a sick man," she said of Eddie, who had been antedadefementt,ej of 90 lb. Can ø "If It hadn't been for the in cident (Slovk's execution), my Pat In Venezuela I COFFEE ________________________ J*(OI•t$I - RIUISS&T 'S 9I• &&I&t1*rt fl$ Sl*RIg I can sliced bests CHASE AND SANBORN 8.16 oz. Bottles mentary Wednesday on the life of Eddie Slovik, whose execu Lion was kept secret from even 6.8 smallcarrots Kleslmm,. 8474523 Cola 9 Arab Oilmen To Decide Fate Of Fuel Embargo so A Pine Castle 859-7530 S.mor.n Blvd. 6784800 ROYAL CROWN She and Slovik had nochlldten WORLD 6'8 new potatoes FAIRWAY PHARMACYS READY TO SERVE YOU • Save Money with Fairway's Great Buysl Mtionette Slovik, wife of Pvt. Eddie Slovik, who was executed during World War II, had been presumed dead (Cr nearly a decade by all who knew her, except a few close relatives. S Save Time, Shop All The Way at Fairway port,. But obscurity may become more difficult for Mrs. Slovik, now 93. NBC Television Is scheduled to air a movie-length docu. TANGY POT ROAST l ',j Cup* prune juice I medium onion, sliced 1 tablespoon inogar 'i', cup soy sauce 1 3-to-4 pound chuck roast The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13,1974--58 terms a '1.59 '1,59 11.09 a 1,39 111 1,49 Israel could not surrender the Golan Heights, which it took from Syria In the 1947 war. The ptatcau overlooks the Israeli agricultural settlements In northern Galilee . - - -- -- ,' - _________ �69—The Sanford Herald Weenescl-vto March 13, 1974 St. Matt Speaker Is t Mr-q (; W RU I The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 1), 1974-7B Springs Council lanleine ii'I I II, By MAR VA HAWKINS Actions Herald, Corresponifrut Annual Women's Day services will be held at St. Matthu Missionary Baptist Church, Sunday at II a.m., 3p.m. and 6 p Guest speaker for the afternoon services will be Mrs. Virginia H Jenkins, a member of First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Churuh The theme "Ministering To Human Needs Through • Out rest h Mrs. Mendell Kendrick Is chairman and Rev. S.W. ashington, pastor. t ' t ' Men's Day services will be held at Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church, Sunds at 11 a.m. Speaker will be Minister Tommie Brooks and at 3p.m., the Rev. G.L. Sims and the New Mt. services. Rev. Sims will deliver the message. Music will be rendered by the Zioners CikiriLs. Rev. J,I. Hrcx)ks is pastor and Deacon Joseph Caidwell, chairman. I 00. , ,: .4 (;0 -. I Impact Data Presented .. .. - !ei - / " . 7w 4 . . .- - I -. ELDER AND MRS. J. LINGARD .25th wedding anniversary (Herald Photos by Marva Hawkins iarnsMiss W 1 991 ns Is ,; 1 4 Cooper said the developer, in order to offset the city's cost in hiring additional firemen as a result of the impact of the PUD, ould pay the salary of one fireman the first year. tso fireman the second year and one the third )ear. As the city presently does MRS. V.11. JENKINS not have equipment to fight fires in the three-story portions of the . . . Speaker proposed buildings Cooper said the company would advance ___________________ funds for the acquisition of the needed equipment with the method repayment open to negotiation. of Council accepted the paving and drainage for Section 1 of The ighlands, done at no cost to the city by the developer who also 3 More ' osted a surety bond for maintenance. P ft; Arrested . S ,. Increase Proposed A motion to publish a proposed ordinance to Increase the fees paid mayor and councilman was passed over the lone dissenting vote of Councilman Irene Van Eepoel. The ordinance was not MIAMI tAPi — Tips and read and the city clerk and Mrs. Van Eepoel said that copies had sharp- eyed agents led to the or- not been received from the city attorney Tom Freeman. rest of three more persons in Council voted unanimously. on the recommendation of the new assistant malnten'ince man, David Qssel, to repair the connection withNew the York kidnaping of an 8-year-old boy. department's old truck at cost not to exceed $150. Council had FBI officials said. ' asked bids for one or two new half-ton six cylinder pick-up trucks The three, arrested Tuesday and bids were opened and referred to Cissel for his comparison night as they walked along a and reconimndai. Iii Kidnap downtown Street, brought 10 eight the number of PCTSOflS ar- Pontiac and Buick, followed w1ti $2683 and Jack Prosser with 12,780. Other bidders were Dick Baird Datsun and Jimmy Bryan rested in the case. it was smart work by our 10)0th. men who happened to be diiv. ing in the area that led to the arrests" said Kenneth W. Whitaker, special agent in charge of the Miami office. Market No more arrests were ex. pected, he said. And none of the 0,(* ransom paid last week Reopens Friday for the freedom of John C.aljadlfla of Dix Hills, N.Y., The Farmers Market will everyone involved in planning has been recovered, Whitaker open March 15th at 10 am. to that this will help small added, the public for the first Un in vegetable growers The three were identified in many years. The retail market marketing their produce and Roberto Emelin Martinez, his brother Jorge Martinez, 23, Is located in the building on the consumers will be able to buy and Jose Antonio Hernandez, north side and will be open on fresh fruits and vegetables 17, all Cuban-born residents of Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 twice a week. am. until about 6 p.m. The The Sanford Farmers Market Newwithout Jersey.bond They were being market will be open through Is the only State Farmers held pending arearly July, which is the end 01 Market in Florida that will have raliient today before a magistrate. the season In Florida for most a place for sales to consumers. "We ho hope this bri Wags to an fruits and vegetables. If the Retail Market A sucEarlier this year several cessful here, other State end the number of subjects 1fl volved in this kidnaping," local vegetable growers got Farmers Markets will also try together and formed the it. Whitaker said. Seminole Growers Association Most new corners to the area ________________________ to rent several stalls at the are not aware that many market to sell produce to the vegetables are raised in public. The State Farmers Seminole County. The Farmers Trident Market Advisory Committee, Market and Extension Service the State Department of Offices hae received many Agriculture and Consumer calls from people who want to Contract Services and the Seminole buy vegetables at the market. County Extension Service are Now consumers will have the assisting the small local opportunity to buy fresh fruits growers who have formed the and vegetables from local Awarded &csoriation It is hoped by gritwers To Wed B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Berry Lamar Williams. Sanford, are an. of Gregory S. Robinson nounc'ing the engagement approaching marriage of their . - daughter, Miss Constance Miss Ella Mae Wiggins, Yvonne Williams to Bobby Lee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson, son of Mrs. Deretha Wiggins, 1400 South West Rd. A. Smith, 2208 Alexander Ave., Sanford, and Gregory Sanford. Robinson, Son of Mrs. Katie Born in Sanford, the brideRobinson. 1119 Hickory Ave. elect Is the granddaughter of Sanford and the late Willie it. --ltc Mr. and Mrs. Craven I. -Robinson exchanged wedding • 11-rd, and Mrs. Daisy Williams, %Q%t.5, March 9, 1974 at 3 p.m., at Valdosta, Ga. and the late Toni the Mt. Sinai Missionary F , Williams. Baptist Church, Sanford. Miss Williams is a 1969 Rev. S.S. Robinson Jr., graduate of Crooms High Jacksonville, an uncle of the where she was a member of the groom officiated at the canmarching and concert hand and dlelight, double ring ceremony. - . the Future Homemakers of ", Mrs. Gloria Williams, organist, America. She graduated from presented an appropriate Seminole Junior College in 1971 " MISS WILLIAMS musical program and soloist i from Florida Technological High and was a member of was Miss Barbara Jean Givens, tn iversity, 1973. She is rnarchingand concert sister of the groom. a presently employed by the Future Farmers of America. Seminole County School Board, lie is presently employed by a The church was decorated Anderson was b3rn in Sanford commercial roofing company. with four baskets of pink and and is the grandson of Mr. and The wedding will take place aqua daises and baby breath, Mrs. Clifford Anderson, San. at 5p.m., March 30, at the home two candelabra, and the famih ford, of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Lee pews were marked with lie also attended Croorns Canton, Sanford. combination bouquets. A hitc aisle cloth led to a white altar prayer bench. 0, Given in marriage by her Mothieux Re-Elected S fatber,the bi-idechow aformal length gown of sheer nylon organza, with V-shaped bib Fire District Chairman k, veep cuffa accented by MR AND MRS. GREGORY IMBINSON delicate lace ruffes of acetate JA('KSNVllJ. - Ha, . - - Newlvwed.s By liz MATHIEUX from - A Tampa firm has lxt':i D. I. Mathers of "' nylon and a flounce espondent Herald Correspondent awarded an $85 million con. Goldenrod for $30 for removal hemline of sheer organza. Bernard Mitchell, James Apartments, Winter Par,t, tier floor-length 'eml was of (;ilt•brist, tract to construct a Navy Tii. of trees on the proposed Arcadia and Joseph bride is a secretary at dent submarine base on the — One Mathieux building site For the new fire three.tivred nylon tulle from a Wiggins Flower girl wasThe FloridaTechn ha been rre-elected chairman house was approved for cap of lace. She carried a white Kavlai Givens and ningbearer University and the groom ologIcal is annorth side of Cape Canaveral, Geneva Fire Control District payment baby breath and carnations I'rritk J Wiggins The Army Corps of Engineers Instructor at l.akeview Middle announced today that Hendry commission. Other officers The proposed 50x50 It. steel bouque. The bride's mother chose .i School, Sanford, Include V.M. Smith, secretary; pre-fab building will be used Operations of Tampa was the Maid of honor, Miss Charlotte formal length gown of pink with Out-nF.tnwn guest were from lowest of sever bidders on the and L. N. Phillips, vice primarily for housing fire- J. Houston of St. Petersburg, h1itd' accessories and a white Tampa, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Chairman. There is no fighting vehicles. There will was attired in a formal length orchid corsage trimmed in and Cocoa nucleir submarine base. Bids ranged as high as $121 treasurer as all bills are sub- also be an olice and general pink gown featuring a bib Front pink. The groom's mo ther Milled to the county for meeting area, shower facilities midriff with ruffle trim and tie chost a formal length gown of million when opened Feb 26, the n said payment back and repair shop.. The Facility blue with white atcos.cories and At the recent meeting a bill will be manned volunteers. She wore a matching head. a dry has 30 days to start Hendry Burglars "hit( orchid, piece and carried a bouquet of work and about 27 months to Officers of the Geneva 11 reception was held in the complete pink and aqua daisies and baby Volunteer the job, a corps Fireman's church annex. The bride's table spokesman said. Asroclatlon are Robert Elmore, br'ath with pink satin was centered with four-tiered amers. The project calls for exprident; ion Casey, vice wedding cake flanked by Bridesmaids, Miss Berta c-an de latji-a rind of pink and fre31de t; and Edward cavating a 41-loot deep ent. it d trance channel from natural Wiggins, the bride's sister Miss aqua daisies and baby breath. nam, secretary-treasurer. Burglars brake Into Molly Miller, Miss Cynthia deep water in the Atlantic west. Association meetings are held Mrs. Clara Wardlow the Beer ('ardens at 1500 Parents of eighth grade the second Tuesda) of each Parents 13th St. ward into the protected Can.aDixon and bridesruatron Mrs. bride's sister was in charge of Tuesday and students at Lakview Middle month at the Geneva VFD's Daisy Billups, McIurne, wore the bride's stole a bottle of veral harbor at the southslde of book. Mrs. Laura wine, police said today. School are Invited to attend a temporary headquarters. aqua mowns styled with that of Harrington. Police said burglars entered the Kennedy Space Center Miss Faye ,*,ck trail In the gymnasium the maid of honor. They carried Williams, presided over the Lucille's Beer Gardens area. Officers of the volunteer Th ursday with the morning department include !)avid .iqua and pink bouquets Tuesday through the front door t Included in the contract ott,' of daisy cake and the punch bowl isesslon beginning at 9a.m. and Oklham, fire chief; Ruddy and baby breath with aqua he 500 f wide it'cess chan. For her going-away outlit, and the afternoon session at 1 p.m. Thomas, captain; arni Waine satin ribbon. stokanunknownamountof nd, turning basin a submarine Mrs. Robinson chose a two. money and cigarettes. Judge Dominick Salfi and Miller, lieutenant. Ronald W. Merthie was best piece green print suit with dark A 145 gumball machine was repair and docking facility. local attorneys will simulate a Excavated sand will be used The association pays the bills man and usher-grooms9ien green trim and black ac- reported stolen from courtroom trial with the help of and the fire department were Ronald Watdlow, Tampa: c-essories. The tvuples o.w Scene at 2545 French theAvenue. Burger to replenish a 24-mile stretch students, of eroded beach at Cape C1mnaion)' Fields, Jacksonville; residence will be Foxcrolt Police said today. confined to fighting fires, Take VVine 1School Parents .Inv e To Trial Jack Cooper, consultant engineer for the Crooked Creek Planned Unit Development, presented impact data and site plan supplement to be added to original approved plan and forward to the Planning and Zoning Board for review. The development will be adjacent to Hayes, Bahama, and Moss Roads. p. , ALUMNI PLAN DANCE ConStanrp. U An ordinance to establish d .25 a month stipend for expenses of city zoning board members, who have beinsp spending theirown the first iTh" rrinance also c-ails for an additional 125 to the ln: as secretary of the zoning board. -- hnie of Elder and Mrs. Jasper Lingard was the setting as O • I r1 - The Seminole County Chapter Of Florida A & M University are completing their plans for their annual Scholarship Dance, arch fl at the Delux Bar, Sanford. At the request of Bob Koch, architect for the proposed city hail complex, Winter Springs City Council at Monday night's meeting scheduled a special work session for next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the budget for the facility. - ____ SILVER ANNIVERSARY their Family and many friends honored them on their Silver Wedding Anniversary. Rev. lAngard is affiliated with the First Born Church of the Living God, Osteen. Guests joining in this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson and children, Mary Smith, Marie Manley, Catherine, Mary Hillery, Annie B. Rlggins, Betty luster Victoria f)argan, Louise Howard, Louise McCall, Mary U . Buckner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hillery, Mr. and Mrs. *lanuel Hillery, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hillery, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Martin, Elder and Mrs WI. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Everidge Brown, Gladys Sheffield, Jannie Moore, Josephine Barriner, Annie Mae Jackson, Mattle Iluntes', Daisy Lyons, The I3lakes, The Bushes, Rebecca McKinney, Elder A. Howard, Junlia Harrie, Elder J.J. I,gan and W. N. Home. County Editor ______ I. CIJOIROBSERVES 42nd year Choir No. One of Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate their 42nd Anniversary at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Gertrude (1iittfield, mistrc•ss of ceremonies. Guest choirs will be New Mt. Calvary. Mt. Sinai, Fountain Head, First Shiloh, St . Luke, Reddick Memorial, Sanford Male Chorus, New Zion Primitive Baptist, Mt. Zion, St. John, New Bethel ÂME, Greater New Mt. Zion. Alien Chapel, Springfield, St. Matthew and Macedonia. Mrs, Florence Long is president and Rev, Andrew Evans, pastor. O :. MORNING GLORY CHOIR NO. I . .Celebrates anniversary ChURCH SETS MEN'S DAY By JANE CASSELBEBRY __ . . .. - I • ' SERVING YOU When you come to us for assistance in making funeral arrangements, you can be sure that every detail will be taken care of by our experienced and cornpeten? staff, and always in accordance with your wishes. fire Mison fichelberger - Mortuary — 1110 Pine Ave. Ph. 322.5212 Sanford ' �88— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March )3,1974 Dear Abby Being 'Sorry' Is Not Uke Engnd In the nod saying, re will always be e King S te !" Needs W Enough, y ___ DEAR ABBY: hook this beautiful young lady out on a date. r no reason at all, I heat her up, took her clothes off, and left her to sit in a cold locked car from m5dnight until da. and told her that I so , Abby, I have rver done anything like th at be1ore , have never in all my life even hit a man I still can *t tCti you what made me do it I have called her up several timei to tell her I • but as soon DEAR ASHAMED: You're lucky the didn't report )ou to he police. I calling Iii her You may be eaestls sor t t ry" and t he me seriously "sick." Tell your doctor what you've told me. If he doesn't recommend counseling, call Your cal mental health association. And do It flo* before you do something cue you tint explain L to me?"I. Iry . to involve him in converstillons. The more MITIMUMC2tion %ou hmr "#-ren ~ou, I e more ou %ill learn about his likes and dislikes. And 2IFPIJt IT hurry up. You're t. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are heartsick! son and his lovely wife have been married 10 >ears a nd have two adorable children . Together they rue just informed us that they are getting a divorce, We _~ . _: i i & • •• • - - - . .. - - ,~, . Mi!i`1 '"__~ - . - . - •• ~-_ - .. . - . • mLf - ._.. _~~_W~f_ - , . -I - / • \ ., __ - ' - :. - - : I- \.... " = =~ - . __ __ ___ - *U LI -- I ~—~ I — - . 0 . - __ . -_ - I .. .7.~_1-1,1; _ _-_i, - - ~ .~w-_____- __ _1__ .~~___M;v.~ _~_.: - . _fL -'~5z_- 9~-_ ,t-~-~ - - i .:7-;- -~_~_.__.-, --. . - __. - -~ -- . ~_99- , _ -, t~_ .- -1 ____ - — r- -ii. WIN & 4~._. rvil;- Second hand ticks on high -•.__ _-..-_ '- -I " -___•, _______ _____ _______________ ______________ ________________ Rebekahs Salute f State r !1 . _________________________ ______ - '-. I ., ______ ______ _______ .- .. .- _____ -. ._• ___ _ _____ - - — - 1_ P1 _________ ____ Assembly Guests _____ It . "; _______ rrj Ys'lI (eel kilt, U y get U .11 your chest. - _____ Seminole Rebekah Lodge from New York City; Niagara Mrs. Falls, New York; Lake Geneva, Margaret Land, president of Wisconsin; Lynn Haven, Rate to , - - t it CARROLL RIGHTER'S I 1 IlI .. ftmthuvoIIRIttlnsthuts II - IiIi. I . LU I SANFORD REHEKAIIS ENTERTAIN VIP'S akesornetimeout tothinkover ... 0 to r) Evelyn Bussard, Margaret Land, Emily Jamison, Eva Beckam your basic views and the school of thought that can be most (HeraldPhotobyBillVincent) hel~uI to you. Then consult authorities In these fields for ____________________________________________________________________________________________. guldarsce. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You have up ta4o4aft, ciever dean and should put theni In operation quickly. Become frlend]y with those of different backgrounds. TAURUS (Ape. 20 to May 20) Follow hunches on how to gain your foridest aims. Be more bw* in letting others know how you one who is two-faced. GF.MINI s May 21 to June21 )Sit down with that associate who could not understa nd your Ideas before and you come to a fine feel. Avoid Chairwoman Believes E_R_A_ Adopt o i n Century's Most Significant Event of Patriarch Militant; Lee century," the chairwoman of She said she is confident the theology and hls~_-_-y. according employed where she would like Patriarch Militant. VIRGO Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Add the cultural things and to be and to receive equal pay art the California Commission on amendment will be ratified by to Mrs. Miller. pieces to your abode that make it more charming and corn., the Status of Women believes. the five additional states "Our major obje....zve will be for equal work, she said. There fortable. Get into basic matters for fine neflts. In anticipation of its needed, to clari fy the issues," she said, will be more opportunity for advancement. ratification, the commission Is She noted that Virginia and adding: i" LIBRA (Sept. "tit (kt. 22) Ideal day to reach a fl "I think we can look forward beginning a major national Missouri are considering it now '11w C a lif orn i a Commis si on dersta nd ing with regular associates, Do not permit ScEne Stud>' of what it will mean to and that it Is scheduled to be on the Status of Women Is to an end to the time when troublemaker to upset you badly now. Keep appointmen ts, society—of what kind of taken up soon by Florida, convinced that positive change women will be virtually cxSCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You want to add 10 present changes cluded from certain types of it will bring about, and Louisiana and Illinois, must have two important income so labor along such linen. Talk matters over with an exprofessions,” she added. how thiese car be a ccomplished mpo n ts . co ne pert. Bankers can be of assistance, too. in an orderly manner. "It must RATIFICATION SOON be responsive to SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) Let others know exact lY MARRIAGE EFFECTS The statement in the social reality, on the one hand, %% 11:41 you want nf a personal mat ur e Take action to bring such to L)-eclaratlr4l uf Independence Itatilication could come as and understood by society, on >outstli toter. Meti socially with a line group. The commission chairwoman ..bu t the other." CAPRICORN ( Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Quietly seek out the in- "that all men are created soon as this summer said the sees no tiireat to iis.ant just that—men, terlainly by 19Th," she said. She sititi that, to the best of f ormation you need, which 1 the best way. If you follow ri age and the family in the thTCtlPh Chairwoman Anita Miller "I feel that it's an issue whose her knowledge, the grant mar with what mate desires, happiness pointed out. time has come and it's simply a represents the first major passage of the amendment, AQUAR.IUS I Jw.21 to Feb. 19) Being y*w own sociable nif best wa'- to proceed. Get into trial group meeting that am>peals to so much. PISC'S (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) You can add considerably to your success and the respect others have for you. ow your finent ahilltles, Impress other,. is the là I Other guests Introduced were - spearheaded California', rights. institutions. asy terms ra tification of the amenc5snent In its study of present laws and has takisi part in the fight relating to women, Mrs. Miller toThe ERA "really has nothing do wi th the purely social said the Californ ia coininIlon in other states an well. of p(>pi,i* she or When this legal equality Is Mrs. Miller will coordinate will be working with similar IF owi CHILD IS BORN TODAY . . .1w or she will act on fi said. na lly assured to women the national two.yesr study, cotzunlislons in OthtT italti. die spur of the msentd and It is weU to tendi early to heep stiNt And, with one of two (4 1h 77th which she said is aimed at rat1wrUwngot1nistroublebyiNseaIk,TNch I,eafl marriages in California ending Amendment to the Cona'JtuUor bringing about an orderly AIDFORMINORITIES and figures straight first. An Ideal chart f or professions 1M in divorce, she added, "If we ta es that gives require much travel. whether in liusirg-al, art. or cultural fields. ,by the required 33 s t , far. transition think that the family today is In reachin Special attentioni will be given Give as goods ri tual trainlnguyou can, Y. 'tg1ectsport.s tk,PAW good shape we just havien't bm 10 areas affecting racial or looking around us." (a' health. The Commls.'iion en the TWOFOLD PROJECT ethnic tflIfltrit1e5, the said, Th e marriage relationship n has been .-9ting that women of these "'D)e Stars inlPel. the% do not rotil.IA-1," Wb,at )ou make of StatLs of W will actually be strengthened. yaw life is target): up to YOU! awarded a 1283,000 gIant from The thrust of the project is groups are likely to be she feels, bcause its quality (rroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign (or Ail the Rockefeller Foundation to twofold, ihe said: to determine discrljnin.ated against doubly— will be IIUPCOVICI 11w isnuw ready. For your copy send your btrthdate and II to Carroll recommendipeclflcctiangeilo the major legal changes which both as members of their sit ua tion of basing one partner Righter Forecast, The Sanford lie: aId, Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. bring laws Into conformity with must be made and their impact particular minority and as dependent on the other no __ -- AIO? T . c4- - , _ i)fIIfle rr__f Is.-I,h ____ Mfl1 114Jfl Pjtrsro ii 'o ir, P1 trf *'rr , . - i Ieai her Hib 5ik. - trnis Il MPIIJ 'km ilHingk,unui, iltnilrits emotIon -- Sord otti.-sai, Z25ngin,i. - 19?,eitsorh II Smock larni mm I Stream in l"Ufl(, IV metal i 25 23 Lake in Vtniind 11 AJp'i is a? 3 Nothing 4 Phce for an ii& 21lii (a ifotma --- S Ecrl,ssastic F"u.'ndiFr $Supehilitt' su ff ix ?Stalestseep 36 4iirrn pier 3liapanete $ %tortiior lurard 30 Month t ab 9 Farm 31 Homan " A's' !'.5 . O ;.' 2 _4 •" —V_r_ - - 13 21 25 __ , 3O3I - i_ii_] — : — 22 23 1 —_ __ 25 27 Join the Compliment and thus learn to be liberal users of the "5 ___________ = ______________ = —— -__j 37 _______ — _____________________________ ~ - so .* _____________ _________________ I _ - S - For one thing, the bill still house Rules Committee and then the full itouse. Then there is the matter must clear the Doctors of hearings on it in the Senate. "We have taken the posi tion Game Bt,t before that happens, pas. tone says he first wants to hear General Hospital (44) New Zoo Revue (2) How To Survive A Ma rriage (4) Match Game 3:30 from an (9) One Life T () (9) Jones P. m..... Somerset Show (24) Religious America 11:00 (2) News (4) News (9) New s (13) Turn Of Fate (44) Night Gallery 5:00 (4) 6:00 (1) Movie (44) News And avoid the hazards of "B. 0," halitosis, dandruff and fancy shampoos and hand lotions, For it isn't your skin or , 'IF ..... " -' _, 2:307:30-9:30 Aduhts2So, Child too Nev.s Green Acres "Billy Jack"' (21) Electr,c Compdny (41) Gomer Pyle (2) News (4) News Rated PG '' __/ otvti J1YMW4 II TNtA!! i &. I I 7 NS (13) Ernest Tebi, (11) Hoqarus Heroes MORNING s ToolAT 29 Ne-.ss (6) News teeth. Ave.A? _ -4£ SR 44 seven-member corn. tU I L'IIU 15 snort Inn -' (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show THURSDAY j' Oregon — (9) News (13) Wills Family 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show ( s ______ Generation Wide World Of Entertainment Two Drink& For The Price Of One si gning Last week to Join th (13) Revelation (4) Movie 1 HAPPY HOUR 4.7 White house staff. _______________________________________ ____________________________________ Hearings were held 5:15 (13) Tomorrow Show 11 - 30 (2) Tonight Show LUNCAEON $ Bunch was the latest to go, ri ________________________________ (21) Mis?eRoqt'rs fleighborhood (44) Green Acres 5:30 (2) Buslnest Men', members. FCC Chairman Des MaCV Griffin Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) GillIgan's Island 1:n () Bonanza (9) Movie (44) Petticoat 10:00 () Xoiak (') Doc Elliott (13) June Allyson 0-2:30 Dinner S-b And the LIve (ll) 4:00 (2) RIVER ROO1I RESTAURANF" Breaktast 7.11 Lunch 11:3 up-to-strength Federal CoMmunicationscommisWorion both the merits of the bill and other maJor broadcast 630 (2) AT 9:0 5 I)( ____________________ ______________________ Now Showtng Plus "Alt v )N' F L( )OK ___ ___ 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee _____ of Fraiu,r your hair that ultimately win3 a husband but your tongue the skillful way can keep his ego inflated with honest com. plimenis! Smile, too, for a gay grin %'cr)' potent non-verbal (6) 7:00 8:00 pleasingtomc,so hopewecan beco me closer friends" Cosmetics and clothes (or even the lack thereof) are not nhat v.in husbands: Men are obviously attracted b' such eye-catchers. But eye. Visit the Marriage license i4indo,A at your count), cour. thouse and you will soon realize that most of the girls who are there with their admiring prospective husbands, aren't beauty queens at all! Yet their fiances thi nk they are wonderful. Why' Send for my "Compliment Club" booklet, enclosing a long Almanac Sunshine Almanac The Sanford Herald, costs when you send for one of his hooklts ' _____________________________________________________ ______________________ I.Li1 6- 30 (2) Spring Stree a pliment, for it intimates this inflating thought: 'Your presence is very to Cover typing ancl printing 13 But broadcasters aren't home free yet, not by a long shot, Right 9:00 (4) Cannon 930 (13) Law And:Mr (iSA (6) Sunrise Semester (2) Today (6) CBS News (9) Bozos Big lop (4) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas 900 (2) Phil i ________________ '.:'.' TOMORROW _ Donahue' My I _,„, _' ( ____________ _______________________________________________ ___ joanneSO41%s.lr,I (6) What's _____________ S141 _ Show — t: O*LT — — — — — Suiiiriier %'inter Drcam' r. Wednesday's nt ' - ____ ______ Movie 9:30 (4) Concentration 10:00 (2) Dinah's Plac, (6) The Jokers Wild 10:30 (2) Jeopardy (4) The $10 000 Pyramid -- (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds W Gambit (9) Split Second (44) Film Ccr'-."- sJ-rn, 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (4) Love Of Life $125 __ _______ (9) Brady Bunch ( 41) Not For Regular Women Only Value 1155(6) News AFTERNOON (6) Secret Storm (9) Password Variety News dressed envelope and 25 cents 1 o (41) (3) Baffle — testimony by 60 witnesses, (9) (I]) Movie (21) Theatre In America Conversation." result ofll days of hearings and The Edge Of that we would wait until the Night House acted and then take it (9) Girt In My from there," says Sen. John Life Pastore,D.R.1., head of a corn(44) Patty Duke niunicatlons subcommittee 3:00 (2) Anot he r Wld that'll study the bill, (4) The Price Movie (24) Religious America (41) Movie Meanwhile, memorize the "Formula for Interesting Newlywed (2 ) gI Commerce Committee. It passed a compromise four. year broadcast license bill, the .... (9) "~ft got a helping hand from the House Our Days Of Lives II 1k llV •'• te sources. Last week, they (4) (9) Movie enclosing a longstamped, ad- I I 8:30 (2) Also, streamline your figure, if you now bulge around t& equator with too much ugly blubber. care 53 ___ 2:30 Basketball Mways write to Dr. Crane in 12:00 (2) Netss 1 battles. Light Connection (44) ABA All-Star (9) ('tfltS. 48 _49j The idea is to give the owners of the nition's radio and Tv stations more of a breather W. iJews .Jackpot News All My Children MOV1C Three On A Match As The World Turns Let's Make A (2) .. Cowboys Complimenting," stamped return envelope, plus .. 44 _5 __4T — for laws Alotofthcmhardiyrate average! _____________________ '' available to you in 8x'lO reprint size for $3, DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 - 18 ___________________ " - - _......, ___ , Club catchers aren't necessarily loan-catchers! _ __ L 1I _ . . $ 19 19 8 j- — fl1Th(OI41I Air ii 44 s.ts los Ihsseitni 44 Sandpllw.r SI ituisian autocrat SI Cntteliatuin SmaIibsrd siniugh,r,., ('idmus I 12 ___________________ ) 42ltit4jrj 43 C' - Ji , 11 VF; ~ .. I Ii ((fk lruirr The (9) Don't spend so much time on A : -L M %Irutj, %,themerl -- appearing in The Sanford Herald are charms you possess, but then the major emphasis on ychology' place , 7:00 Consequences whatever natural physical . (9) (13) Movie 8:00 (2) Adam 12 (4) We Live With Elephants ULi So take advantage of . (4) Andy Griffith (4) or Meanwhlle, many Beauty Queens get divorced repeatedly and can't hold their men, decayed ..- ssii,-, il Lit ng creAtures iS(01d içp iVrnwtirit-s3 .",'-' Hogan's Heroes t ha ve very happy marriages. -- ' ci'_"Il',. "•' - - iasin5e, - ,.. .1C t ''' - - SegaiIit' .- W Sugi-r i3tIaisansig,,, t' :': •. I')ti5t( . II -: 44 lmpiutr 4 IICfUU rnir ) 1, Wilevits - - 35 Man snam, -. PUIS ______ . 4 34 thsa S ma -' _ _____ _____ -_.-_- - Radio C.ty Station Ne* vs Y , 0019 _____________________ glsrrriics . this newspaper), P 0 801 489 have put up dummy's ace of spades. This second-hand. 33 atrn , freckles -- . 1:30 (2) The (9) Dragnet (13) News (24) Viewpoint ( Mod Squad 7:30 (2) The Price is RIoM can win devoted husbands and You do bid thr" diamonds arid Ing to the first trick. he Wol Michigan U Hpbiwji ,, -- u, uiunu To Tell Truth (24) Washington - - , CHANGES ANTICIPATED 322.19 legs, other snnd rr'---'- ' 30 t..quid "Equatity of rights under the matter of finishing the talk,,, private funding for a national although there will be changes In the laws reIatng to these la w has never existed in the said Mrs. Miller, who study in the area of United States," she said. ,,_ 700 (2) make him feel important. But Zelda and other coeds busts, hairy take up tiddlywinks," bids three spades. "I thought you were play- wt to you do now' ing tiddlvte inks, remarked North \'uu Just threw a lay Tomorrow down game' out the window." Non was right. If Joe hrJ SOd $tl, JACOB V MODERN stopped to thin before booli to 'Win at arsag, (C _________________ 1100 French Avenue EVENING the) are fat, or with small TODAY'S QUITION s as an entry. I ought to refreshments were served In " Lindst.rum, past chief patriarch LOOK AROUND By RUBY SEXTON impact of these changes on the to inform the public as to what Mrs. Miller predicted that, of the Encampment of Jew meeting of minds now. Copley News Sen-Ice nation, is happening through a "mass for a woman, the ERA will York; Georgina Baldwin, past Your home MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Deliberating too Mrs. Miller held a press education process." bring "a great many irn. department association muchcancauseyutoforgettotakeact on onsome j . Everyone else does th ng im LOS ANGELES—The conference here to announce Researchfor theprojectwtll pros'ementa in terms of what sea'etaryofLA.P.M.;Esther ç*wtant today. Discuss problems wi th co-workers, passage of the Equal Rights the grant and discussed the be directed by national she can do." Delano, Gladys Clark, Gladys IX0 (July 22 to Aug. 21) Plan now for future remstion and Amendment will be **the single significance of the Equal Ross and Lucy Hamliti, all past STERCHI FURNITURE c ac1 congenisli. Show how much you appreciate your mate mtt significant event of this Amendment afterward. RighU aut.1writies in Nw, sociology, S he IS more li kely to e prtiident.s of Ladies Auxiliary economic;, psychology, and good relatives and be happier. P op u I a r And smart gins, even though Pam 24 a1ades had to hold the ace of Evelyn Buuard, district deputy "pink, a combination of red and president of District 10. whIte, Issyinboilcof friendship Mns..Jamesonpresldedatthe andlovetowaribourfellownw1 special meeting, Green, the color 01 spring, Is symbolic of God's love' for us Distinguished guests inro&ced by Mrs. Eileen Rector and his promise of eternal fife." Following the meeting light were Mrs. Land, Mrs. Buuard, brigadier general 16 1 2:55 (2) 1:00 (2) ) (9) (44) WEDNESDAY The main focus of his at. tentlon is himself' 8- and the man with thg five response was given by Mrs. green as lodge colors. She said, Lester South 24 - , d ' cashed' • j bid to Invite notrump, but would with the ace of clubs. "° CtltkIU' i thiti' heart, three "Down one", Kroaned Joe. spade or en two flotmp nil. "Spades had to div ide exactly WE l)EFINITELY WOULD NOT Emily Jameson, nobl e grand, Mrs. Land spoke briefly on welcomea guests and in. why Schuyler Colfax. founder 01 troduced the president. The Rebekahs, chose pink and b Ii c i z in a Perpetual quest for inflation 13 North East YOu, South. hold. bo my and West was left with 410 $8.54 VA K Q $3 • A J three rood A-W, favor - .'..rwhich gave the Invocation Mrs. Fellow.Rebakah Home. THURSDAY,MARCH 14, 174 T1w hidding ti.), i,,,-o West back his four spot. The act' few attending. Slides were Teoha Mc$wain, chaplain, who then shown of the Florida Odd •';_ . "measuremen ts," he may ask herforadate, to his own male comrades and this had to be I Yed from dum. mistress, introduced Mrs. by h, more spades in the West hand the seven of spades as soon a; dummy hit the table. East i'as produced the queen and led , - Girls, a man starts out in life Hard Luck Joe reached for r bud place cards marked places chaplain's charge of the of honored guesta. initiatory work. These valued :1 HOROSCOPE [fill special meeting at the aid. A pink rosebud corsage with Fell Hail, monetary gift was presented to The dinner tables were the president. She was honored ' lI Broadcasters .. - • provided that West had not l ed low from a suit headed by king.queen.jack, Just look it over carefully BY Oswald A James Jacoby overlaid with white Unen. The with a coutesy In which her speaker's ta ble was centered name was spelled in woe and .siui wi arrangement Ot ptnx gold letters, rose buds, Small handmade Beautiful colored slides were tans were used an fa vors. Rose shownofRiblecharactersin - It 60f:W11*1 ~_ - t . 1 PORTANT', If he a girl wuhuthi,munii 3 p mem be rs honored the Rebekah Assembly of Kissimmee, Orlando, Holly Florida, with a dinner and and New &n)'Tfla. 1.I . Tele'"RI(In If spades divide 4.3 can onI lose three spade tricks. Now consider the actual 5-2 who don't have 100 per cent split. The ace from at trick perfect "measurements" can one keeps West ram bringing still win a boy friend, even in the whole StIlIr if he leads away from Beauty Queens, low after taking the ace of is-' UK clubs his partner will not be By feeding his ego honest able to lead a third spade and if he tries to run off the verbal compliments that make starting wi th the king South's him feel even more important 10 of spades will set up than does the coed with that 'srI'sI'I;k L'TIJtlti ssts classy chassis and slick paint job. - • play would insure' his contract against three or - ' - main focus is his own chest, 'A hereon at birth is t,ali(xKA this 11"'IMble but vital slogan; "I WAN'T TO FFEI. AT BRIDGE LONG IIVI" THE' KINGS' . ... Famous family to appear inSanford n or March ar 18 _ A plain Jane can win a in American soldier to be on an ornery land baron and his embezzling 25O,OOOpound from man Tanzania. David Niven executed for desertion in W(.cld band of gunfighters, Cameron his own bank. While that may away from even a Beauty narr ates an cameras catch WarU_andfirsttotheforthat Mitchell plays the heavy Queen if she focuses on H . Scottish scientist lain Douglas. offense since be a reasonable motive for - - ~. _J' i TV Time Previews M7141114MAIOLM AND 5T mAk$OIJU '1111 food distributors the Civil War. chest and thus heeds his tattoo who widel zitivi'rtist' a product on food Pag suicide, Cannon also Hamilton, his French-ftalian Martin Sheen gives another s and oiler a e that discount off fill. price bill says: "I WA To FEEL (if) liol sav where it call be bollglil establish,es the fact that the wife Oria, and two small riveting Pe rf ormance asSlovik After Irving several stores %%, tilt It(' luck I litro%4 IMPORTANT! Fallen his ego man couldn't have shot himself. cNldren in their experience e the path tic young a as. Fvt'n if I M'(' it later I will not buy IMES but slenderize your own man who 8:30-10 PBS it si I feel tht' THEATER IN among irt' the elephants. (lt'fe;itlng their t1tIrpot' It would he could not adjust to Amy life, AMERICA waistline! tt tlwir advantat. "In Fashion 'It's an tinie their ads when tilt' l)rodiicts and set himself up for the cour art' available MI they could t original musical, based on list hit' stores in the ads or tin the UOIilx,ns. martial that reu1ted MilS Gi. K yj in the George Feydeau's French CASE 7575: Ze lda K. aged DEAR 11ol.1,y - When having an), N Psds death penalty. All along the line bedroom story, "Tailleur pour iece reupliol, .,Iered 10-Il CBS KWAK scn 84:30 ABC THE COWBOYS officials rut tin rc(luir&(1 numix r approve the court Darnes," written and perolsards ill (iI)rIl (St itlt too) itid OOtD( $ON AWARD The Dr Crane, 'she said lam Accused After a ROOF martial decision full) for a Cop" (RERUN) Ko n the insidt.(if tilt. frame. ,rhis -,, 11111`111111111111 U formed b members of the very unhappy, even information will corije in hand ttht'ii hit' grimly races against time to to the Pcint `~:____11 l)it'ct' has to Mexican and his son are lynpecting that at the next level, it Actors Theatre of Louisville. prove that an assassinated be that I have debated dropping ched for allegedly stealing cover,'(l again, will reversed. But it never is. When the "it", mount new tires oil the car lite out of the university, horses, the young cowboys, poli ceman, an old buddy, was The direction is strong, the Y should ii P" U "For I feel that I dial] never taN int Pl it this inside the not on the take as suspected. INTIRTAINWHT IGNTLY convinced they were innocent. performances made more hut IIRn replacing tflj I knoss ho be able to lr a boy's lose and set out to clear tir Unlem he can prove it in 'n% iil names But realistic by unfamiliar faces 0-10 CBS CANNON "Triangle the slain cop will be buried get married the real hero of the story is a IuEIc h)l.l.V with I always had troubli' cl ea ning a iap " And it Is all bcau horse named Pickpocket, who IdIOt! I dit0 trt that .1 VtietIihlt > lii iiti uk'aiis out vvbreasts are flat! loves apples and doesn't forget Re — \ I . iF.:\l I OI.1.\ "Why I base rio more of a a face For years we have lk'n using 8 30-10 ABC WF DKSDA\ paper b napkins for famik "Wills bill with talk , us t line than a 12-ye ar-old girl! ,I pa ter tage MOVIE OF THE WEEK "The "SO how can I hope to be Hanged Man" Steve Forrest d"Cided to make cloth ones, I %eik, a lol.41 had 11Per napkins I ativ scraps of POPular with boys and win a ll-iiild-%%ear material 14) list- for making I let', and fillplays a gunslinger who is I,usband? I I 8:30-11 NBC NBC WED- hanged - and lives. The ishi.'pl the' edges with the' iigzag stitch on my wwing "Iskm 17-02 machint' "For don't men focus hI(,stt'ver, the could ho f i NESDAY Nl(liT AT THE stunned town sh on a udders w hen he nished with Frie'd edges if one WASHINGTON (AP) — January on one nominee, when call Iw used for each Brcadcastcs for several years retired DetroitFCC broadcastr they seek a wifebe it ed for inon have been trying to get federal James Quello, but Senate con. L Aow mi Man onv tit'Pit I Tilt' %oungslers f am I: ut'nild individual apkin riog.. out of cons'truction paper ,in(]make legislation that would extend p ut tilt. ll)ltlal of firmat.ion is being delayed until * * * each farillit, member on (in(. MAN'S JIFAI.Focus the maximum period of I it") going to make inere and broad. the Administration sends up . I cast licens" from the current two more nominees for coin" . E Actually, the usual mate's 0 three years to five. 11111 high ____ Wednesday,March13,1974-98 Longer Licenses I - _ - . J , _- I By GEORGE W. Ph.D.. — . The Sanford Herald — • I I . ,• - - , -F . L 1 - :. • Alice. The girls act thrived, aided and a be tted by their brother, HEARTSICK PARENTS write Idlers? Scud $1 to Abigail Vu Brea, 1 Lanky Dr. Bemfy IMs, Cal. 1.212, foe Abhy's bMlet, " Ha w to Write LeUen for Al Occailcus." . - children, the King Family has become a veritable American when they ask w- "What happened?" s, V - .> 1 i SPECIAL: WE UVE MOVIES "me Execution of shows up ali ve, after being Terror" When rich British WITH ELEPHANTS Sonny & nor. In the Private Slovik" This is a pronounced his dead. But he can't banker dies on a Caribbea Cher Bono are preempted compelling n personal oven probe,Kojakdizc drama, leaving be hanged again, w he decides Isla nd, his daugh ter refuses tonight to make room for this much room for soul-searching to a dark secret in his f riend's e help a pretty young widow believe he committed suicide. -but not intriguing special about a as it recalis the tragedy the one suspected by of (Sharon Ackerj keep her silver She hires Cannon, who f8milY living among 500 Eddle learns -Slovik, the Only mine by single-handedly taking the dead nun was suspected of elephants in a preserve AA IvIfl PON Y'S Problem— _____ I . -- (P. k. - version of the King clan. Today, with all eight childre tradition, the nation's tnd) First Family of Song. They will perform March 18 at a special concert at the Sanford Civic Center starting at 8 p.m., under auspicies of Seminole Mutual Concert Association. When the 'first !amily' of children grew up, three of the girls formed a trio under the g'.ddan ce and supervision of the ir Dad: Maxine, IAlIse and - DEAl( 11ol.1,1- - Survk tilt- readers thins tti;it itiultl h' niaik other than can (11 - 101(it-l-s and arrangetnenis If so I %kould ____ •i_.1111______________ • : . driftwood Any - I Can Snare , T• nIgnugnts T 9 CBS - . for I ~, • Plain Jane Ideas wanted ' Famil' t ' and summered giving concerts in schools, clubs, t heaters and churches. traelingall through the Vest That was the original We are quite Well-known in our community and all (4 our friends and relati ves thought our son had made the perfect marriage. Our clergyman has advised us to ask them no queslions, arid to refrain from urging them to try to make a "go" of their marriage He told us that they had sought counseling and they have been unable to reconci le their differences, so we should simply accept it. Our question: What should erelath'esandfr tell iends D EA R PARENTS: Tell them you don't know. You deal ewe uyeaearny explan.auo.s.l I e;rdathDrK involves not POLLY'S POINTERS . \los ing to Southern California, they week ended Ancithen After he yelled about that a while he- said: "And another thing, why do you make FISH all the time! You know I hate fish!" I was shocked. I never knew he didn't fike fish. lie always ate it Without saying a vbvH. How can a Wife get her husband to say what is on his mind sithout waiting for It to come out in a fight? IN THE DARK rec sfollowedandUyfmd Family fame during those years the the King big-name aping bands a• husbands, son t • they both knew their youn gsters were as musically inclined as they bee n they formed an act consisting of Mom and Dad and the kids, six boys and two gins, billed as the Drlggs Family of Entertainers. as she recognizes m man %ho u good to me and the kids, but he's &I-AAys been the quiet type until we have an drgument, he explodes. For instance the other night had an arRument about the bills I ran up II admit, I have a tendency to Concer d - and ever-hungry family of youngsters, there was only one thing to do, especially w hen voice, she up on me. I don*t blame her, but I just want that I am very sorry for hat I did, and I need to hear say that she will forgive me. ASHAMED El tl — her her clothes sorry E T m a teacher's Income was After I thought about what I had done, I ,Went back and gas n o el Karleton, who accompanied az', and she wai pro p y them at piano and evohd re placed, not by one sister, but their arrangements. When by two Donna and Yvon- th ç] ' y amt F Entertainers, anu through is rs the big kids-and in the swi nging years IV Phrase is not an Idle Horace Heicit heard them in ne...and the King Sisters pearing at the most noted hoteis tin* to ome no doubt thefr bands and B Sound, ll the bout. flseemsa veritable fact Salt Ike Qty during a radio quartet as formed. inthecmty, singing on near kids k1 with so many talented people in broadcast, he signed them for a in the early Forties, Alvinct every major radio network modern sound of electric the King Family, and all two-week engagement in San Rey, now the husband of lise, show, and making movies for The t of musical en- guitars and the Big Beat as musically hoollned. Francisco, an engagettictit, that formed a famous dance bond three of Hollywood's top tertainment spans the ears performed by the King Cousins When their Mom and Dad, continued for five years! and slaed the King Sisters, a studios. f m e days whea Bill King -the youngsters of the family erstwhile vaudevillians and During that tnc, Maxine combination that hit the years I a nd Pearl Mortensen ranging from 5 to Driggs Dad a schoolteacher to boot, married and retired from 'show bigtime virtually overnight.. Hit Toda 's aggregation of King ' t boards, In those a e decided ____ W King The 16) Search For Tmorr., (9) Ne-,ss at,-v fOM LAUGHLIN - DELORES TAYLOR us..,ftw viv NOW PLAYING Orlando: Conway II , Northgate IV Orange Blossom it. Plaza 11 Eustis: Plaza Theater I I DUJ GOOD ALL DAY ' 'Iti' "4 t1 . R FRIED CHICKEN FOR ONE WEEK ONLY PLAZA THEATER 3 p Net ol h,1,sn, mosh.J p: o,e$ o"d 'j'o 'v (C'P S'w OPEN DAILY lAM TlL,pM FRI ISAT TILuli'M 111" French Avt I H, wa y ,I 02j ---'1 �lOB-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 13, 1974 --.- 047 1/1 t ayt WnVery A a,* 14n 1.ybian Says U.S1 Oil Embargo To End 11 4; fim k)(^Day enyou,Shop .1110gliv 1.( Sweet Peas ...........3 p1,, 11 Cans 1' SS• Ii, 69' Beer 6 '0 Submarine Sandwich I..d,.,..,ah...., '." 1" Sugar 5 79 Fried Chicken .....S... b..h.l . S • 4 Cut-Up Fryers .,, 59I ., Pt..l. Fryer Breasts 89' S S SI 1151 SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE •s.u.l,..h J*.d 1$... Sour Cream ............•.. h.a,.,• C. . 45 4..'. Blue Cheese Crumbles... .. 69' Z.., .Cki.w $s .,,ed..II 4 .pp.d P.i•ss4 610.,. 6004 IlSI. 99 Sliced American ....... Pineapple Cottage Cheese .., 49' 1.IWS Pt.i. Sirloin Steak ••••••i•••• lb. Top Ro..d Steak • lb.To 11.011.1. pt....is ,sr. •si•, s.4ar, Pt..4. Pt... Key Club Steaks Swift's • SS • SSS 1...d t.pI.,.d loss Nib 60"11 $mlsil led l.y, Cl.b Sr.41 $i..I) lb U..,p Chuck Steaks. . . . . • • • 1.ft. P.s.o. Pot Roast lveOr, Pt..1. • • lb. 1 lS.CorneclBeef •* Cooked Ham I...-l. •••,,•••,•s,•• lb. 99' 1..04.. Imperial Roast . . $14, ,••••••• 5...)... thasta Diet Drink . i1jrrath 15 -ti P1 1 Sliced Bologna 559 89c Beef, Ham, i... s...s.... Cb..b $.v,p Ov.0 I.l 1160.ISIS) •. 991 Reef Short Ribs . . . .. . 5.44r. Fromi tim Wife Wpdt.4. V.5.4.bl. P..4. Ground Beef with H.V.P. lb. 99' i,.., P1.4. Slifert libel 1V0SS listy Turkey • • S Bug Sausage 0000000000 •..•. 2 ...... ' 2' .', lb - . . .. . :' iu'lp S.. Sw.. S,..d (lar g e 34 ..sI :If I. I ., S.. o,... II.,..5.l Bosc Pears 89' .S.s.... • . s o s. 10 5 69' ''' L 91- Rutabagas I 5 5 5 S S I S S • S S Tasty Tomatoes .' - ' 39' 555SI / . ................ _________ 3"t. Calgonite .SSSSSSISIIIO p1, IO' i... ,. u... Italian Dressing . . ..... t' 39' 15. *4 P144.4 S.iviT 1p. Lindsay iv , esoostitiosooll, '•55 49' 4i1GrnStamps re pleasure SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 1792 and Airport Blvd., Sanford Front The Mailbag: "I do wish bicycle riders would ha ve reflectors en their bikes. They can see, but everyone else is not ..-... a.-..i. "h " ____ S ) i.J b I I X tow**4, Mia, hi,b $i'ssd cemb.r Pickles *it • • ' I., 39' S..v If. 11,00p I.'1 or Peanut Butter a a , •• e 55 jar 49' - [, bps.. Dr.l. Cl...,, 12-as. shopping is - I SEMINOLE PLAZA CLOSED SUNDAYHwy. 17-fl, .. nsoukets - -------.- .__._.-.- --. --- .==L_ -0 - -r L . , 4')1GreenStampsI ,ø, 'tsri. *v..y D.lsgh ClPt.. Pw*sh hot ON-... .a a.- is isp., •eee.0efl..ne....eeeS•e -_- _ looki ng for them, especially these foggy mornings 11w memo came from Eva IlSanford. unt '2010 Moipk' Avenue in 'it - - '- '• ' 1 • You're right, Eva. As a - • • - - l.ANGI.EV AIAI1( ...To prevent pumping state imuitter of fact, it's a Florida state law that all autos MUST have their lights on during fog If while the windshield wipers are turned on ____..,•j& - - -- - ospital Compromise Reached H the rcsination of Treasury June 12, 1972. Secretary George I'. Shultz, ef. Warren described Shultz as fective In early May. 'a pillar of this administration Annou ncing the impending and t his government" and sa id de pa rture of the last member of Nixon has asked him to express A compr omise on Seminole Nixon's or iginal cabinet to still "our enormous respect, af fecMemorial Hospital operating ho ld f ederal office, Deputy tion and appreciation for Secre and expansion fund limits was PressSecretary Gerald L. War- tally Shultz." hammered out Wednesday. ren sa id the President feels Asked II Deputy Treasury 'I'hI county commission and Shultz "has served with great Secretary William E. Simon, distinction," starting as secre- who also serves as the federal hospital trustees met wi th State tar)' of labor in l%9. energy c hief, would be In line to Rep. Eugene Mooney, K. Noting that Sh ultz has talked succeed Shultz, Warren said, "I Casselberr', and agreed on one several times of a desire to re. won't go down a check list of mill annual expansion and .65 turn to pr ivate life, Wa rr en said names." He added that Simon mi ll annual operating tax caps. - - Seminole County will push ahead with a circuit court injunction against Orange County, even though Orange County officials Wednesday agreed to stop pumping muddy water from a private development Into the Little Wekiva River. Seminole pollution control chief Langley Adair today said he will this afternoon seek a civil court injunction banning further pumping from Riverside Acres, on SR 131 near Forest City, as insurane" against further pollution. officials Adair said Wednesday were told by Orange County public works director Charley Goode that pumping designed to prevent lkhrig of the private sub- prezent voluntary odd-even gas verify need of ad. ditional gasoline. He got socked In the lip for doing so... continue to "assume special wme of personal regret" today Trea5ury ponst tie has held since -- ':- herald Staff ri;rr plan-to IRA S 5.11515555 '.0 - --. 11) CHRIS NEIISON actually in combat" Hess said he'd never f orget the execution. requisites under the cour4ty's is '.u. - Pres- the 53-year-old eLonomist would obviously is well regarded in These limits will be plugged Into a local legislative bill to be administration circles. introduced at the April Besides serving as Treasury ap. legislati ve session. chief, Shultz held the dual Commissioners had sparked pointment of assistant to President for econom c affairs the latest in a long series of ioni can't lx- underst(m)(1 b) of gas This is one of the loss Lu. ChS,.I,I, 11-L A think itAas slanted it little 11w movie tra ced Slovik's result of pecking into a custoaicrs auto to verify tii path from civilian life to an there was less than a half-tank afl(IflyIflOUS graveyard in VrsISo P.vnd C&is •'I. •• $5 .. U Alesaid that he thought he'd be given a life se ntence and t he n sent sta teside. I happened it was well planned." he .. ' 10' P1' 45 WAShINGTON (AI'i ident Nixon accept ed wi th "a assignments" after leaving the Pollution Chief Seek s Wekiva Court Injunction service station operator who's towards the sympathy side, but someone itho wasn't associated aking the rounds regardinga so toris be" *4. 5.1 Clii... ___ S••I It stiewfloes Yellow O..d S.. ., (..b.d Cs..d,.. ........... P..O.s• •. S.l.d. - irSisn Cup C.b,s 10-.,. pile. -- - wishing that we could have that rible thing." his execution. lie said tnt' movie, based on .i kizd of a dilemma, eli? boo k written in the inid-1 95 by At was never really men One more on the gasoline William Bradford hluit', WsS tinned," he said. "1 think this situation. ..the local story fairly accurate. whole thing (war and desert- r I ' . front lines, could calmly face _.._..........__.........., xl U A Onions , S I S S S S 5 5 S p1, Weichado Drink....111 .. '404', 39g "" 4,..-.. wsd a.,5 I. l• PascalCelery lid 0c.p.. WliSi 0.ep' .. G..p. I 0 C.d.t Indust o-.. i.,, Cooking Onions . •.• 3 , 49' Crisp I 1..id. forge 9C S-SSSSISS5 ...I1 l.ly 3... 0...' S....d I) b..,bss per pbp l are go ,,, WGreenSfamps - Oranges .... S S S I S S 5 5 5 5 I., 49c ' . a.-,. I 49' .... -----IT F' A DAnjou Pears . . . . . 10 1.. 69' 3 1 3f p... w.. I ................................I Cantaloupes . . . . . . . . U. N. All Griffin Sh.. Pill,),.. (All Colors a Posks5i.) Askew . industry is saddled with still rY. "The Execution of Irlv ale a 11 o t h e r p e r p I e x i , g Slovik. "Of course, Slovik w asn't an to mention to him, 'It looks like problctn..,now they're looking you gambled and lost, f.' lie actor," he ad ded. for additional spa ce to store just sort of shook off his shoul. American cxSlovk, the only excess gasoline??? ders, then he said to me, 'Why It seems that they've used up ecuted for desertion since all of the now extinct in. Civil War, was shot to death in don't you take off your .45 and get it over with" dependent service stations' France on Jan. 31, Hess, now 61 and the underground tanks for storage. man- Hess, who was a provost serand are looking elsewhere to agcr of an Orlando tire coin- geant with the Military Police pan>, had been one of his and won silver and bronze stars store the petrol. That coupled wiL t he ir other guards. and a purple heart, sa id he - 'I feel much different emo- could not explain how a man dollar problems of showing t great a profit niargm..,well, I UnnaIl>' now t he n I (lid then," who was afraid to die on the .".............. Seedless Grapes U.S. N. I TSII.w 7 union president George Wednesday after watching the \tt'any's attribution that the oil NBC-TV television documenta- ". £i,1,.. Smucker's Jelly. ....... . I -; 5.40 $u,,,sud .ad 1S..sos61,scd SIS lel. r5•5$ Breaded shyl MP 20-.,. phg. 89 U $ N.. i o,... i.e., Grapefruit Juice .. .... "'•' 39' liess said vik lie was actually a little less feel we should pause and pay homage to the oil barons. emotional than was shown on pecting clemency until the day You've heard, I'm sure, of TV," Jim Hess said late of his death. 1P, 3 Apple Jelly . . . • . • • • 10,9 i. $o..I.e. IS... Grape Jelly ........ • •,3 I.,, Appi.. 1... 19. TomatoJuice.......... _____ ________________________________________________________________ I4WGrenStamps issI, ISSIb 17.6 I Gallons Extra Allocated State Tying Hands Of Pvt. Slovi, ______ 89' - 'S. sic .. 2balS 736 VICE PRESIDENT GERALD FORD .. .011 Embargo has been lifted' Ford Confirms ansom Cash Net SnareS 2 Arab Embargo Lift I.t'I] GreenStamps lt5a le-b' I By BOB LLOYL) City Editor I . ' 3 $1 ............... s..1..d ?s Log Cabin Syrup 1... 4,. le.,,bI• S.. Chunk Style Tuna ..... "' 49 °°" Is'. most looffflosof L&M Cigarettes •...... 410' 3" II,Z.*' berries $ 119 it* PlumJoIly •........... Cat Food beg I dip f Nixon Has Lost 49 i-lb. WI.). N. Medium White Shrimp Ii Off label Oatmeal Cookies ........ 69' $0.e, tietr .113 Cut Beets .............#410 21' 0.9.0 Se..$ 7.., Niblets Corn ...........5 .... l pb•. 67' $..l..d Ic..s. 11.60 "v.4 Tomato Catsup Cookies ..............., 69' ph 5-.,. 48-ct. pkg. ..... .., .. Be Back ' $Vs Spanish Mackerel Fillets P PsI M..$., I.b 11,4411 •I....f.I ..v,._. 1•t'• ers ........•1 PPampers Diapers I)-.,. Fis t. C.p.I..ds l,..h '- 476 Thursday, March 14, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 175 Price 10 Cents ' Not %VA..SIUN;Tc)N Al' 1 ht St..trs to he u.iuht with I11 t'Vt'fl VednesdI) in Tripih InticlpaLctI cial of the five- i4rVjter dependence on Arab Oil A high Libyan offiu.iI told a IIiI)flhll-411d Arab oil embargo if that should happen. newsman the Arab nations de. huuld relieve U.S. fuel short. Those two factors alone add cided to lift the embargo. ;u:t's. but it probably won't up to the need, already ex But he did not y when; or hruig bach busine -as-usual. pressed by U.S. energy ofli. whether Arab production would Arab spokesmen have al. vials, to keep saving fuel alter return to pre-embargo levels; ready issued reminders that the the embargo ends. or whether it would be Inembargo can be used again if Just how much the nation creased to meet rising U.S. dethings don't go well in the may have to save depends on mand; or whether Arab oil Middle East, and U.S. energy Factors not yet revealed by the prices, tripled since September, officials don't want the United Arabs after their meeting may be reduced. IJ 'Ii)4 $1 .. S.4 i's 0.041... Chipped $..1 Cb..b Ip'.IosI. ... a... least. s.oss.0 9"115b Cut Roast • S I II I I' lb. $149 $.è.p C..• IsØ. 11101.4 £...oI '353 .-. Golden Corn ............. £9' 55I.,..., I*, 0.... Le Sueur Peas ......... ..'*as ' N.bq4. S7IS Pampers Diapers ....... . • . . . . . . 011 ' Days I 1.1., lli,,,f,.l 31,,.d 16.0 ch..I 61.4. sloolil od May TETLEY TEA BAGS -- - Passover Foods 4.,p f,,,h 5.,l• 1.1$ PS, Pork Roast 41411.410410904411000 lb 99 Asi II., Mi..,,,. I-lb. $ . . S S SI pb, 1, Sliced Bacon . W.',"i.., $Iu.d P., $ Beef Liver SIS1SS•SS1SS5 lb. 1 P.i.i, o....I.... Mold ..O.iI PS'S l.wl.. .. 0...00 $,pl. i-lb. $ Swift's Franks 555555555 pi,. Swill's Prswlvw 511b Slyls Braunschweiger .. . . .., $10, Swift P.I.. 1114.4 C..b.d $ps4 t...b.... S•.1 $.I..0) 41. ColdCuts...............1 69' 11ft P5*1s *555. SIi..d IN..d 1•1s1. 5..S's b•l•. P.pp...l) 4-S.. Cold Cuts . • . S S S S S S S 0 5 5 p1, 85' Go r $5,000 bond each on charges of Investigators, gagged by conunent on reports money brush near Ninth Street in Federal Hobbs Act which WASHINGTON tAP) - Vice The Vice President said he bu>ing, receiving and con. federal court-ordered secrecy found in Gaines car and a $20 Sanford. Gaines said he took forbids obstruction of Interstate President Gerald R. Ford said had talked earlier today with craling stolen property. in (hI. kidnap case, refused to bill allegedly Found in Gathers' $6,000 of the money, went to commerce. Jackson's corn- today he understands the Arab Secretary of State Henry KisTwo Sanford men have been ' possession today has been Lakeland where he purchased a pany. Southern Shortenings, oil embargo against the United singer who has been leading ef. I jailed on stolen property GAIN Identified as part of the ransom 1971 Pontiac and then on the engaged in Interstate cornStates has been lifted, but other forts to have the Arab oil em' charges believed to be con$2 39 cash. Sanford police and Belle Glade. DETERGENT merce. hlghU.S.offlcials said they had bargo, invoked since the nected with ransom money sheriff's deputies arrested 'l don't know anything about The Fill said *10,000 of the received no such assurance. Mideast war began last Octo. family six. p from the Feb. 2 kidnaping of Gaines Wednesday afternoon at the kidnaping," Gaines said, ransom money was found in a It's my understanding that ber, lifted. ,.•.....w.. .,$I5 George Jackson Jr. his home. "all I knew was I found some Sanford house where Davis the oil embargo has been liltRaymond Ellis Gaines, , of The State Department had no . money and when you find lived. ed,' Ford said in a televised in- official comment but officiaLs 13! 622 E. Eighth St., and Horace . . Gathers was arrested at money you are supposed to 4 A preliminary hearing is terview. Gathers, 19, of 1210W. 16th St., . m awe " 64C there said they were encour. police headquarters early today spend it." He said he didn't scheduled Thursday in federal were in county Jail today on ' after he was picked up at his want to 'But other ranking officials, aged by the word they had reget involved with court at Orlando for Davis, who declined to be Identified, ceived. There was no el.aboraNESCAFE home for questioning, them." Wheeler and Jones. Davis is cautioned that they had no Gaines was arrested by Belle INSTANT 99( being held in Orange County cial word on whether or when p r (;lade police Sunday on traffic : COFFEE Police today identified Jail on $30,000 bond. Wheeler the embargo might be lifted"The particular announce-and drug charges and returned Gathers as a friend of and Jones are being held there or whether oil exporting coun. ment, the offIcial aflnouncelOox.. Jar1' to Sanford after Belle Glade Gaines." tries would meet In Vienna, ment, will come at a later date, on $),000 bond each. ,. •• ' S.-.I $••. _____________________ ____ i 4hI "• officers said they found $600 Gaines and Gathers were The arrest of the three, who Austria, orinTripoli, Libya, on a day or two from now," Ford _____ Sunday. cash In a new car he was scheduled for fast appearance all lived within a mile of said. jI •. driving, this afternoon in county court kidnap scene at the shortening Ill 4WG;eenStanis Authorities have claimed on the stolen property charge. plant, came within 59 hours of -St.t. •sa 3 -9 A fdera1 grand Jury was Jackson's abduction. they have recovered $18,000 of 4 11 M.d.,. __________ reportedly in session today in the 1,30,000 ranson dropped in Davis was an ernploye at the ___________ 1.g.l.r.rlwp.r _________ ) today in Orlando and shortening plant where two Maitland orange grove by 34l. .I.,.. •4 •..,5 IS r_______ Jackson's son In compliance sources said the Jury is ex- masked men, armed with .1 . with telephoned and written pected to consider charges of shotgun, tied up Jackson's wile a. E_X_T_F_?A instructions. Jackson was extortion against three Sanford and abducteld the plant owner. GATHEILS (c) ESCORTED TO JAIL released ur.harmed two hours men arrested earlier in the +t C-0 Jllkedtamps Fill agents, policemen and - Florida has received a 17.6 lion gallon carryover from Feb. ...By Sanford detectives ______________________________________________________ later alter being held bound and Jackson kidnap case. They are: shenif s deputies worked in million gallon increase in it's ruary and earlier March absB) John A. Spolski lAND-AID brand blindfolded for 28 hours, acErnest Jerome Davis, 19, 1500 teams during the kidnap in- March gasoline allocation, Gov. tions will give Florida 350.1 S..d.., Strickland Ave; vestigatlon. cording to police Reubin Askew says. million gallons of gasoline this CI.., sr pI,,th sIrip. Surprise everyone. The Arab Orlandoan Jim Hess Recalls Frank Wheeler Jr., 24, of 1511 Authorities said Jackson was .. phi. month. oil ministers haven't yet lifted Gaines told reporters w. 15th St.; ,I...,, wd .S N I'a. held In an abandoned house in Askew said Wednesday that He said federal energy offiTuesday he was going rabbit the embargo, and all of a Jesse James Jones Jr., 73, of the 1500 block of Alexander the average daily gasoline sup. dais approved the latest inA hhunting sudden w"re being told of it. unting with a friend l ast week Sou th west Road. Avenue. Sanford. during the 26 ply would be l2.3 mi llion gal- crease, the second so far this 4 $ creases In gasoline allocatiorvs, .twn 1w found $9,900 in the WGrenSI amps All are charged under the hour ordeal. IIi Ions, up 15.7 per cent from the mon th.wtien state olftcials conservice stations 0irs.' 10.6 million gallon a verage in vinced them that Florida 's OIILANIX), Fla. I AI'i '1 France reserved for soldiers operating on longer business February. March allocation was too low. Ilys, Aplri. was one of the men who tied his convicted of violent crimes. His hours, and they now inquire 100-Il. ilis With about 5.5 million motor At is encouraging that the hands to the post," Jim liess execution was kept secret for you want your tank filled. vehicles registered in Florida. Federal Energy Office is being says of the re-enactment of the nine years, even from his wife, the increase comes to about 9.3 recepti%'e to updated analyses Notwithstanding this sudden firing-squad death of Pvt. Antoinette, now of Detroit. EX TRA gallons for each. of our current demands and Now on display Doiri-Fresh Yogurt ......... JY' "positive decision" on the embargo was taken, but they declined to give details. • Pi lwlIr, Fressitieft M.0tp journed "to consult their governments." A Libyan source said they would meet again ______ -1, 1.5. Ip. t•iia Tissue Creamed Spinach ........, 29 S.d. Ip. .., $0., Peas & Onions ..........'. 39' 3,•. ,. •..,.. A pig%$ Chopped Broccoli .......p, 33' M.,h I,... .d...d..I liii sic Fin oPIaP1t Cod Fillets .............p., 0.0.1.., C.,a.5 $,.gI.I.. $g.I$d 4twerier' lb 89 Peppered Beef* ••s s is Fillet of Flounder .........P.' 59' .. 1.,,p •,gh Beef Bologna •••sos too s lb11 89c hA Old world II.,.. 4wert*t M,, 1 U..n,.,l.d I.,.I.. •. 0 '3.. Frankln i Sa ami . .. . . • 73C Testy 59 Hair Spray . . . . • . . . • • ApplePie............. for89' Bath Oil 00000000006000 3"1 ,.• 494 p.' Macaroni Salado ....... lb 49' OM 0....... lipIs Almaden Mountain P. I,.It M....l.' loll. 0 Tb.49C Wine Potato Salad Ill Marshmallows .......... 29 Ia,ly "'49' Tab l,ica, And lb Carrot Salad Marshmallows ......... £Isys A Ialy Is.ir,l. 96 Coke 311018 • ' ' ,,•.,.,. ' ',''I!',,..., btI. "p Bar.D.Qued Fryers •• lb. 89' Old Milwaukee To will on 20C The good luck charms you'll find at Publi* are your favorite brands. We '' United States, but not against the Netherlands, was reported after a meeting Wednesday of nine Mixed Vegetables ......... 39' ... • Pubii.. Sunday in Vienna during a price-fixing session of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and may announce the Tripoli decision then. , sweaso6*8 cloi4liets of a", I, 10-08 Deep Dish Pies..........•. 79' IS.... -7 Arab oil ministers in a Tripoli hotel. It was not announced officially because Libya remained firmly opposed to any easing of the embargo and refused to permit the announcement on its territory, the sources said. Fd , )*11044411'sIsh..v. Js / TRIPOLI, Libya AP - The Arabs have agreed to end their oil embargo against the United States, a high-ranking Libyan official says. The decision may be announced Sunday in Vienna. a position he will also eave. He became the first dlrcto- last year by suggesting only . division would cease until of the new Office of M anage. mills for both tl engineers found a way to ri'nt and Budget in July 1970 control muddy overflow. While he is glad the state apparently gained a promise of no further pollution, Adair said, he will personally make "numerous checks, to say the least" of the Little Wekiva site make sure no pumping takes place. For the future, Adair said, he will set up a meeting with Goode and Orange County staff "It) see Just what other plans they have which will affect Seminole such 'little things' as channehzation of the Little Econ." Adair said he will not seek a court line for Orange because the Riverside Acres pollution already record, adding he feels a court injunction "will sent' that put-post' at this timiie. to - of on ._. _ _.-.. - operating expense and annual expansion caps. One mill is estimated to bring in 86(1.000 to $800.000 next year. After the meeting, trustees Chairman John Schirard said he is sure his colleagues will accept the compromise, even though most had been aiming for a lull one mill annual operating cap. At the January legislative delegation meeting in Altamonte Springs, Hospital Administrator Robert Bessercr said a half-mill annually should be sufficient, Now that the monetary hassle has been settled for this year, the joint hospital, county and legislative committee will tackle the state law governing hospitals-perhaps seeking a special act for Seminuk', Moont'> Said ROBERT IWS.SElwR ftt - k,jf ii ill sulfa, lent Jr., - ('ili.'agues will at-cent I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 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/b4dd8a11fcd5a6035ef028082ee10072.pdf dc025ddc8bfd9644e41fa18fd910f65d PDF Text Text - ,88-The Sanford Herald j I i, 1Ivtbi/i,, THE £EVINTHDAy ADVE'4fl5T CHURCH '1: I. I The Highway 436 ' 1. - Noon . 'ne14ap E.rrn Fri rMtng ~ NetterAv Uro fl,Ii Gr,II,n WTRP ADVENTIST CHURCH Con, HIIL Elm C P Neill worship Service Wednda Prayer See vice mmm-mi , 00 0000 'isrsli'r Pit.))3 0262 rn Ii OQa in a is p m Evenng worship tda41 i oop in '7 R a 3a m Stud y 9 308 m Evangelistic Serv.ctt II Doom Church ?ran.ng Saturday 5Cr vacri , NATION IIII Q Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS T FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH SCIENTIST 2UO Sanford Ave. Rev W, R Bennett Patter II 00 a m Morning Worship 45a II OOa n Wednetdav Service 730pm Eperth League Evening Worthip Wed Prayer Meet I ISp m 1 3Op m 1 30 p rn Sunday School ?3Opm 730pm (:I ,-•! /' (;! Herald Iiirit'iut CHURCH astor fam.fy Night IW.dI Ø r lOOp in 1 . 300 n. 54t V.91 Mm Sun Man i XIII .v%t%t Faitor lOOp in i. m 10 30m in Cctyiøt. Sat 6 7 p in !IUj'ti.%I IM , I CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 100 Fairmont 00 ~ 7 , , N~\' \,~ : 'iFA Morning Worship II Dos m Evingeittic Serv a QOp in Sun4a ySci Preaching &Wor%hp 441 S. Park Ave. TA~1 11 16 ~) O~", , nar.ng &PrC(ta,mng NLtWry Provided .1 / ' ' , (,Ia, s.Iiciig Morning Wnrvtip EveningWorthp II COmm Wed Priyi5,ti, l)Oprn DISCIPLES OF CHRIST III? S. Sanford Ave. Dr Harold Hart Minister Sunday School C as. m 7 3Op in Evening Service 7 )Cp in 7 )Op in nesc * - 7 30p • ,. 7 Moeng Woflp - NbltStudy 7 Rev G C Hog... Claarletti Crump • it OOa itbieClass 14:1.7 -- 12:11.21 Old-timers used to rely cn this mill. This m i LooF King Emeritu Pastor I bA ham UtIYF I COp m Pr ar Bie.kl.sI 2:Is It can come early or late, . Thurwa, '5 PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST l:lSp in MUnirigWopsip i'-i S.I$.4*..v. i'11,iv4 foe. Aaw,v.i, 14W lw.', - Morning Worship - Evening WorShIp 100pm. Ablt Classes Wed 6:30am Pastor C 11am THE McKIBRIN AGENCY Insurance UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes DEKLES' CELERY CITY PRINTINGCO., INC. GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes £55(WftI y o p !'&t Aslevnea ;'i G4fS Ci.m, vs., Li 071 ' Cif,a,,P..,c'.urtj. C',5'êILai..&k r' . . 5 L.i - . L • s ta.eMV, , ,,•,.,,,.,,,• ,. - ri *s S4'VO 11*. , (P-.inI ltd i•5 u-!,.a i, . ,. Li,,psi t (PwrTrt. Py5fla 5*qdIai 1i4. *11.41. (P.4941 M.n.ina,7 $Øt ('with. i*avb A *54.54. $1. Alaa,*ist. Sarngs 140 P S.oU Chut. itS Ot*la Ave S r • . e- 'av p. , • r a 5 - ( , Mary ie.......4,aw C , "q' - , 1.401 ' - ft.. Ala '#tVie Alt.' Ai$.4.( -* LUll CJ'- C4,.'IP . I)C. . '' . V - - ---- --.- -- ', ii' IU .v 14( ,, (PL'M(hyp,i,,, Øv Atiann$y5pi 41 ('i CPtla N *witi. tor.oaosu CP.,ch CS (41& Cwrc,' 41 (Pent. W S• P.ort*i. Church tI C'. iN. 1*5 t4a.(n Dr - Matla4 CPIUICN op CPaiVcPi 41 God, 10) Hiciav ('with 11 God. soj * m. $1 (P(, P Ut (Pius ct ,r4 ii--we hit M.i.-r. N stis tr'tv 4 God, ?t * *$e t (!¼i(Pa 41 God .n (ir%t. 0.-nw (hwVtt441tid41pn.s,.wc, )SCI5 t*niAy, (.ur!'.ofC,1iav,..r,. I?* 7, (ui•.'. 14 C*t ta-s-t EPISCOPAL fp%.oy..t Pi. I ar 1,-s (rIrpv . (i'ii Er'stopet ('urcP.. Lsq "Ot (tIM IPiCCOIl Put £r - it 141 SI LUI$I*AN Ayaea.s,. L.PPu41at CPintA. .yroIoca 0-. Cantit,avry Gai Seeoave sr'...,o i.n, . 7, -~a'. (AttoOt IC ChpIi £ (P..P CYMI * . W e ."P. Itir", 2 - !I t,_` - ~~______ • i,t EsIg Q< _____- - --' - .- ''.-"--- -- '- i' -" - WHO IS THIS A1bWHAT IS HE DOING? NUMBER ZERO is the name of the Ford Pinto, driver's identity will surprise you. He provided running in the Permatex 200 race Friday at the plenty of "surprises" for the fans and drivers Daytona International Speedway, but the alike. Turn to page 9A to find out. (Herald Photo by Richards) stock to immons' of its het States Inau urate Gas Rat*ioning ' I ' iRE ,tS.SO(lAlEl) it l'F tt growing flWltber of states What follows is a runiiown O-Even. Went in effect Feb. only If less than half a Lank. states are waiting in the wings, 11 a ittittorist traveling most of them considering the cxr!encing severe gasoline tlownofthestatewideplansnow 21 In effect on Saturday. St.a. VERMONT - Odd-even, __________ through sta tes with odd-even shortages and long lines at g. 10 effect or auout to be: plan (ions cloned Sundays. Out-of. starts Feb. May becom. - -01 gasoline distribution plans face OREGON - This Is the origi. Maters not exempt. Letters mandatory If governor gels leg(ions have adopted the Oregon .I Itlorass of confusing, conflict'That pkm allows motorists plan as a way to ease the situ- nal ockl.even plan. The VOIUIS. voasidcred odd. Islative approval. he rule /1 l ug r,guhltiok'." Sops', but he'd ssitlt even-numbered even-nu plates to Mimi, Counties, cities and tory plan went into effect Jan. MASSACHUSETTS - Volun- doesn't apply on Sunday, but John A. SslskJ better carry a calendar tSlth buy gasoline on even-numbered Lown in other stut'ti ha-vt 14. Out-of-staters are exempt. Lary. Odd-Even. Went In effect most stations closed anyway. . Will days. Odds buy on odd- adopted the plan without ,a$t The rules do not apply on Sat. Feb. In effect on Saturdayi. Out.ot4taters are exempt. Iinumbcrcd days•og ('is s1lt(' ilc(j(Jn, uida>s, esnti ttt*tloii tire dosed Stations closed Sundays. censes ending in letters conRelated itoi'' P In case >ou dWnt know Miutorists traveling through on Sluidays. Licenses ending in Thirty fir-st of month f.s free sidered odd. fl...%hen you go for your auto Oregon was (1w first to go for hit' federal government has states with (listribuilon plans letters are considered evenday, plan not in effect. No gas ' NEW HAMPSHIRE - Volunr-vr.t'wal license and should you 1. the mkl.even license plate plan prepared .1 coupen rationing still find that most of the odd- nwnberesl. for tanks more than half full tory. Odd-even. Starts on twofail to PSs SOIflC. it will cost for selling gasoline. Since then, plan but tins not put it into ef- s-len plans are about the same. NEW JERSEY Man- and $3 minimum purchase. Out- steek experimental basis Feb. %lflI allotlier 13 the next (fuse sesen other states and the no. fel - t. Tbt' Federal Energy Office Most are voluntary and nitost datory Odd-Even. Dealers of4taters, traveling salesmen 28. Letters considered odd. :U try. That's in addition to the Ut'n's capital have Instituted sis it would be April before iii exempt the out-of-state traysell to motorists with half and doctors exempt. letters Does not apply on weekends, BUD LAYER first 13 you paid, neighbors. the program. World War 11-style coupon plan eler. But there are some tricky a tank or more. Fines go up to considered (did. holidays and 31st of the month. .. Announces sale PENNSYLVANIA - VolunTwo other slates will adopt it .ituld be Implemented If It were exceptions that could foul up $500 for violators. Went In effect These states, unless other. Feb. it. Letters considered tory. Odd-Even. Went in effect wise noted, are Conidthng travel plans of the unaware. soon. And at least eight other ordered now, even. Feb. Guy. Milton J. Shapp odd-even distribution plans: On the Equal Rights HAWAII - Mandatory. Odd- seeking legislative authority to n Arkansas, California. Rhode Amendment. Georgia's house even. Went into effect Jan. 28. make it mandatory. Not in efisland, North Carolina (type of ltepresentativeshasrejected VASI1lNGTON STATE feet on s;evkcnds, but stations uncertain,, South Carolina. r,tIIfR,itan i f the proposed Voluntary. Odd-Even. Went in closed Si n(.ays. Applies to out- Co n n cc t I c U I c uu p o n FlA to the Constitution. WASIIIM;l'ON -Seine publicly, as required b federal esunfiriuiesi that the dairy !I)4)flCy Feb. 11. Not in effect Saturday. of.statc'rs. Shapp announced rationing). Arizona' and $2O0,(C) in funds from the dairy law. I1*tssers-r, the source of the was drawn off front the ReStations closed Sundays. Out- change substituting auto in- Mmnexaa. -1 hirty-two states have lobby was secretly passed from imioney had been obscured by campaign a publicancommittees house and Senate of staters exempt. Letters .spet'tlon sticker numbers for IiThese states have odd.even ratified ERA and it will become congressional rnniipaign corn- series of transfers through esand into considered even. cense plate numbers, avoiding plans in effect in some areas, the 2','th amendment to the tmittees to the Nixon re.electlon tablished GOP committees. the Nixon campaign. sndatory. problem of licenses that end In but not statewideIA)tYl•ftND Constitution If SIX more states campaign. It wasn't known that the By MARK WEINTZ NunnsaidNLz.tnfinancecttief Odd-Even. Fines of up to $100 letters. C'mnecticut, West Virginia, The transfcr,tround the time $200,000 taken by Nixon's cam.opprust- it. 11cr-aid Stall Writer WASHINGTON, D.C. - Vol. Florida, North Carolina, Callof President Nixon's 1972 eke- paign came originally from the Maurice II. Slans arranged for and jail terms up to 60 days. That reminds me of the lion victory, brings 10 1727,000 ittilk producers until testimisny the transfers as a repayment of Went in effect Feb, 12. Motor- untary. Odd-Even. Went In ef- fornia. Virginia and Arizona. The Seminole County Scbooi Distribution of four million Board Friday sold the 'discrepancy" which I noted in the iiiniount of money known to to Senate Watergate committee money the President's cam- isIs traveling 75 miles or more feet Feb. II. In effect on Saturthis steeks Notices of have passed to Nixon's political investigators from Bob A. gaign had advanced to the two In their work, including coin- days. Stations open on Sundays gallons of gasoline to 17 Coun. Altamonte Elementary School Dissolution. stherrtn the wife in operatives (rein the nation's lilly, political treasurer of GOP t'ongressonal commit- muting. are exempt Not In el- and holidays can sell to any- ties has left the state with less to Indiana prisate developers tees. fet•t in weekends and holidays, body. AIIecLs only motorists than if I per cent reserve to tiflC divorce case wits grant ed three largest dairy co-oper- Associated Milk Producers. or 11.25 million and now still Letters considered even, from District, Maryland and handle problems for the rest of begin working on elernenthr ustody of two children and the atis-t's. 1.111)' said the money had been Public records show that the Voluntary. Virginia. Dealers asked to sell February. NEW YORK tu.stand nss ordered to pay The White House has denied intended fur the Nixon cain- milk producers gave $150,000 to school zones for next year. ;wr ntoithi towards th allegatiftftt that the dairy lob- paign from the start and that each f the GOP congressional The sale to Carl Verbk uppsurt *4 them by's political donations were thio transfers were set up as a eumnniittees on Oct. 27, 1971 AssoczLtes ended nearly a year linked to Nixon's decision to conduit scheme to h tilde the true Within days, the Senate con)of negotiations after deadlines In an.utht'r insLncv, a mother rmipoise certain dairy import sourut', according to Senate usittet' failed to be met, School Supt. gave $120,000 and (lit' ded st,IS aw arded custody of five quotas anti to rase iiilk price sources (0l' Iloue conunittee gave Bad Layer said Saturmla hildren and the man 'tas or- support.s In 1971. Former Nixon fundi'aiscr Lee 1102,000 to the Republican NaLocal gasoline retailers periencing problems with "$1 federal ufficiIs act on Cocil8Y contract the board ran dc-red to pay only $40 per 'Pie transictions involving Norm, contacted Friday by tele- tional I-'inaee Comnmiiittee, agreed with a recent Internal and 12 top-off buyers who held plaints about short supplies and eontinUCtou.SCthe school on the month Where in the storld can ,lit. ti;itrv money were r.'ivirt"ml I-tins' at his borne in Kentucky, headed by Sbus SR 436 site until June 1975 when hievt'nue Service directive that up long lines of weekend new regulations. ou expect i mother to raise -- no "regular customer only" motorists just to put in a few High on the list of dealer the building must be abandoned fit-c' children on $40 per month' type selling may take place for inure gallons." complaints is the regulation or moved. Layer said. either gas or diesel fue. -11w board has a site on banning preferential treatment If and when (lit' Equal Right Ockle however, said his fliert' Is no such thir.g as the l.ongwood Markham Road for regular ctstomers Atuit'ntliuicnt is )aSSCtl, it would regular customer' anyiiiure," regular customers knew his The Justice Department Fri- where the school may be imioved certainly hate a tremendous Charles Kanavel, manager of operating hours and sell. day Filed its first complaint and negotiations are under way bearing on divorces, per se. the L)ixie-Bay service sta tion, imposed 15 limit, and tie saw a under the regulation, charging for other sites," layer said. lor . 'We will discwa the move at 1315 West First St., Sanford, change in local buying patterns, the operator A a Glen Ellyn, ' fri. 'People are getting used to Ill said (IXIaY service station with the next board meeting '1~ 5v_ it." the South French Avenue A Thursda at 7:30 p.rui. to dci-: h"People go anywhere they favoring past customers FROSt HI; M%II.I2tL ;iIl station ,'st ncr i an get gas,'' he added. In Washington. the federal if the school will be moveti thit' way fruni Pilot Mountain, ______ .'-. 11. -' 3A C - ISa in ii 006 Nunhiry I -_ At THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WIIBVCAVC..Làk,Meyy Minter Rev A F Stevens - St can 't . ?:)Op in UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH j Carts., Country Club &Up$alaRds Pe Darwin Shea Pastor Sunday School 943a m lD-30am 700pm Churches More Secret Dairy cash Found - APt - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL E vening*0'thbO Altamonte Elementary School Sold 13. - - , 600pm lJOpm ' -. 9.4,3 a in Il-lOam nin9Wwship I - Ii I 1.304 m Evrn'ngworst.ip ___ _~ _ -- . and Morning Worship i I . Rev Ke,hw,,Ilis Mlmster's , . DISC'. II 00 mm - B 700pm Prayer Meeting Wedday $l. A& PWEO ------ FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF David Beverly and Staff C LMiherI - Ptm$$R5'TIIIAN Lobe Mq U,i.$p r,s (Paurevi Del A d SI F vs1 P,yi,p,,ç1i Church Cor..nine Ptii,t (p St LIyWe*j Presbyt,r1,. ('wirtli ' CCII w.av tail II II A*asI P'fltv4wlen Chn, P41,, Spot M.tki L'mnCpiurcPi Goad.'. Days Di I Ps* I? Cl Caflq4bry I tIPS Lytiwie,, (Puvit., 47f 3..-. MUTI4tDI$y F,i £ I urc$ N LiI$tWIiI CPçp.f thy Rrorq.n., 501* tIlt. Pta ' £ . 'p c (an Hgt$ Ii Fttttyn "Oct. Upyia lt ('writ. Ply If 17 & Cn.n*rurvtp M'$'.odat (twch, * H.tts&t l F.t L.led Cpwrcn dPi Pa'L F.t AM*44I Chs,tt. Oviedo Fe's' SlOws,. Mowl,s Ctwrus. brp9 Meth.dat tittl. IX W a'a)i• Si V , CPIIII ap.t t,iwc,i. Oviedo Oikyoy, MaThOtat Cw,p, Oivi_g Dylyqn MtPn,5,t Cruet, Pi .Mthy4-y at II P. it PaNe St Ji'.-s A stE e,t. t ( St M41y'5 A ut Ctt. p It P4.1t MØPt4 (iwrir 011e', Pd, Enter pr i se Staht9r Memorial Churu., SiM.,,d. t,flit#4 MNt.i (lurch, Tavnp 1.vt sd. te'nrvaa aJ,4 Aiyi.o,$.Nj C' NAZAREI,f F.vylCt.ur(,uNpl4Ni arsaw 'w h.JitM.eph. FornPgaI (P'urch41 tt. Na 5*0 $to,, Ii Fe,nFi Giiw,a (iwriti ii 144 Najir,.,, C0St,1 CI.SaiSS*,Iy taO, Mary (PiancI. 41 few Nalaa.ew. at. £ty 11.0, 'ale Mavy 1Ms9*000 CPivePt if the ksja.tene, 'wayn-an I issun Ave. LCSd VCaasettwrw ADVSyy e,Mt hi, Si-yap. , A4e,Iy (r,,i:, ts. . P41nt City M,i,ihlSt CttPi 41ai'lnd A, AItanI.e*Pe lors V 4CCliiU Oiurst.. SRi & tin, !ItrItwadIt.ly HUS &41 Owl N U Cs.wcts. P.4911. CIin Mirvi Port Re '4l Ai455)4 Chill. ks,'149 At a CJinni.tp ilti CPy,iy Ch4sh 54 I5%*4 (Pitit' ill luSt r , Dv&1 CiIP 5* Dip S..'s, 73*3 Pan A,-, , lValfell CPael 'i'. t7 53 Fe,n Porb iSt(hinoa('.is.p4.t,IX SI " C-saw-ta Methodist (tiveNi. Geney. Untpe 41*g4t (i *q , sate Maivo. Ovm. IRS Di rective Lau - WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes Sacnqtf UntIed Menvpi41 Ct.urct9 D1iv, A i, (r~it p 41.."'.*.I (,.O4*tl (hvuk C,.'M i4ft sl,ad i,,. £Stamwi*e S.e#is Fi't k41asl Ciiurth f 0,14,, Pant Chump 41 Geawva - 'iSt Civylan (w(n. 141 5 S.a4i Awl Smr#,4 CPW.I. (I.I*.. I)? ye A4pvt $t v?Pj (hig,,.'. (p ti. I to,,,, M.,,aa Dv . 'l'i.tia.gg L4lp,rw (p'i,tt.n (hcPa. Ptir Liv, 114 at Ja'.-5' CONGI(GAT,OIfAt Corqry9a'.i ('w4tibil ipiaafcp, 741t PavI a The Management and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Emptoyes CHUICi OF dM115? 'r_," 7'7 -• k orvo r ic (teav.,t,, M-n BaN,st Cn-.it 5c,$nw,si lit fld SJsb.a.'g( cI.GdDv-iavØ asiaev.v ' A -'5? 14944? CAw('. 57C Pa'S Ave r,,,wa £54141 (*4fti4 41 Aitm,,..I, Savings. It 436. n STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Stall CH111511A11 I0 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. &3ed St . Rev VirgitL Bryjrd Morning Worship ___ _ __ I - ~ V_~ -'____ W I ~_ _ - _ _MNWTWIW~m I .I- - _1 __ _-_ _ _ __ __ _-_ _ _ ._ __-_ _ :l1 ____________ -----_________________ 1 xA . _`_ . .----S-.- . L~g~ _ _ I-.. Calendar Prevents Confusion 111111 2 SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS ? PAINT CO., INC. and Employes ,_" .e iril 14 ,,.41 Pafia Mar, Fill' .ii -41 (Pi-chi 41 lava S.k,WUt P141$49i*PCPtt.41Lo,ç.ClO. Cm, Church I $jf Chum F-i! b'44f LPv'tti .i 4" l4% -'.'i C- s(-&--/ P. ' '.y 14t 51 j,'wnp F'4 a'i44 41 051CS15 FOurtin SaI $jplt C*ii7iP Oi4lO Sor*stiltssonors st Church. 14,1 5! tv h,.o, tat'S' (itçP (i - sj41. p I.t -' '. . .n p r,., I13 St t .. ', -' -ç uti1141(h 5.avs &4 Sa'e505 . . Ilk* S.anp 41.s,je,-,- lawhsl (t.y,s, 5WR jarty Ave 4tt44 s z.-- * Saxbe and Fit PI~V*b Prc'.sl,yiritu, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY -tt. ('.* •Iqi.v h'a'j. 1i4 i4y Bitayt (t*Ø.. ivi) Ct Cm'usrnini, Censer, twflI Ci t y *yp MI Ca-'-eI, M.flS(,'*IS'1 ps t ite ye 121k s, '•Si-.' Pi -.I,.f ,,iSi Ci.,t!, I W ii $* p,• Cvr5 pea, i,, a.-,.. r..v b.ht4i (Pitt'. ,'t * . PPOØf s b.F's* * . 11 *wq ,&,,A., ça,g S .* , , . BAPTIST lO CMiiO'y - ' 610P Morn;ngWC?1Ip Ch(h SChool cut-rate sales I.., HAPPY ACRES KINDE RGARTEN & CHILDCARE Betty Floyd& Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J , 0. (Jim) Smith and Sta ff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LN ING NURSING CENTER A SkIIIJ Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church Conquerors Mocting Sunday r appeal in the case and also indicated there may be problems in collecting the quarter million dollar awarded from the Terrell estate. 'Terrell had very little. Lie had only if minimum insurance policy with State Farm and they offered to pay the maximum limit months ago," Peed said. In closing statements the att&rneys for the estate told the jury there was no question that Terrell was negligent - WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE Co. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford 730pm 7-30 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Wed Bible Study 0riisi IPet. Lake Mnrse WiIliordtd,i4q, . Pastor Sunday kPsøol 10 Xi m It 00 a in • A Praise J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff 1 3p m (.2 sIsPr Wed Pray 7 )Orin JIM LASH CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH And Staff Ii Xi m Sunday Evening estate. The city of Sanford was not found at fault. The suit was filed by the survivors of the Gilberts and alleged the city, through officer Tom l3ernosky, was negligent because the chase was not carried out with reasonable care, Butler and Fred Peed, attorney for the city, both agreed the jury reached the right verdict, Peed said he doubted if there would he an Co. of Oticago truide gifts or 66th Year, No. 153 lOOp m Morning Worship Old Route" at Pietà Rev Wi lliam E A:illeq Sur4ay5choof Ii 00mm Eversinoworthip -. PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH 'Mi - Sunday, February 17, 1974 -Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents 6)0p in FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 $StOraneltr,jt Rev L Ruth Grwnt Pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 OOa m Pastor Thomas C O'Steen M0n-ng Worship II Timoth; 5 1 4 '" Ii4f Aá.ea,..,f -_-- m l')Opm YouthGrvup WednesdayChs.qP,.cflc, 419 Park Ave. If you lack the necessary faith to ful fi ll uui- life's needs, turn to the Church. I 30 a m Highway 44 VeI CiSam Paul Sovvwy Evangelist Ii 00* in Sable Class tO 0Cm in 30p,n I4:I$.1 The wind will blow again. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ItCPerkAvenv. Rev .IayT Casm.t& Pastor S 3Op.m •7 OOpm. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH have learned only faith sustained thert. The wind would hb'iw agaiti. Inl.pandentM,ssr UMYF Evenin g Wor Ship Wed 31W Study A m7 Roeam ll usctl to depend on the right wind. DespIte man's most valiant efforts th e wheel ss frequently at a standstill. What then? Vaitng, Waiting, waiting! What patience they rnu9t 7 )Op in Bible Study Evangelistic Service PrayerS.tv 730pm Sunday. (First Wesjd, Ftfl* I Chur ch Sctol Ship Supper -, •. 6:30pm. Morning Worship - Romano , rninq*twusap Thursday 5 The patient life also IIlUiI'eS a (ituritlaijuti .f Flowly or fasi Wed Prayer CàitalWy R ev William Pickets Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller . Assist, Pastor Morning Worship l.20II Am, SundaySihool 5 458 rn - Wn4ay Matthew 5:3.12 100pm Wed P'.iyr A Hwy- 17•CJaSPI*., Rld,iRd TU*y tQCOa ll.COe.m 9,418 MØtfliflg Wthlp & COMUUNlT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Proverbis Z__ ICC a ibliStudy MefingWorsp _ Moaday lililkUl Evingehat? WTRRBIoad.tt Pastor _. • S•' , op :ISim EveningSeqvice Church Tsjwiivsg 19L13 hunday ITImhy 2:1-4 24:3.22 CHURCH OF CHRIST 16)1 Palmer, Ave - -; . I.C'3pm 600pm ftrSd* V PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH - 1000am bWeCtata 700pm Morning Worship S.mcaySctooI Morning worship - 730pm Service Evnget" Sec,cr •. -- it OOa m EvvningWor st,ip Wed Evsn.rcserv*ce PaVor C ISa if. it 6 tSp m Wed Evening Prayer Morning Worship - Evangei.st Auemboy Worship CHURCH Arporibtyd n*rgWrth.p ChurctiTrain,n CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH gstatok Tucker Drive. Rev Gary ir Pastor Sunday School C IS a in Morning worship II Xa in MYF)&aSun, - - 700pm Eve Worship l&3kn l)Opm BibleStudyWed 730pm -. PINECREST BAPTIST 11 008 in a Mom MYF -.-.. Sunday Sthool rorki I't'iiic'c'ii,ttc,j GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OnsraRd,a,Wj,w,,A4, Rev 0 Pott0enI P&ttor Church School C ISa.m W31 700pm, It. th ,44 wr , LAKE MARY CHURCH o the nalarene 71 Crystal Late Or, Like Mary. Fla R e v Pil 0 Tris,l Pastor - - in CHURCH OF CHRIST ikiP&Im$*,,O, ej) .7 000 ILISAN;El.EsIM) -The circuzn.stances by which US Atty. (;en. William B. Saxbe and Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons acquired stock In agambkng machine firm are being Investigated by N.'vada gaining authorities, I l,tss Angeles 'lIllIe says. The Times said to a stor) In today's edition that Investigatars are trying to deternunt shetherIy Nurierv Prc.vdtd for all slvviC,S •'-1 - 7 COp in IJ Prais• - (:h,sri'It Of I OOP in Servic.(Wed) Stock Probe all thrb C ala m to SOS rn Wed P'iye & - 7.OQp.m• a .Go t, Mill C OOa m wcsp .- James P Nqdhain SundayI{hopl , • Pastor Ch ur ch School • MornifigWorlhip ._ - .10-368 M. - GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH S0 Orland, Ave. III 931 Pyt' I%rai and in -_ C 15a in it 008." Even ng Service 9 ISa in O )Oim tlurteryl William B Downey .- hn Sunday School WorSn*p Service Sunday - , , % PIIDI hLvIhermn Church flAm,f a) THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 129) W. tiCS?. Ph 1ê 5013 or 372 ICI RlthvdW Jsct Past or - S - SANPORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 'Jl*Irport Blvd PMa3fl.9j Old Trutlisforapeew Day BibtiStudy Wedneiøy$q "•' I II W ed Service JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 121 We%tFartt Streit GatwgeGallo*ey Pitgr Sunday k I • 70'OOa Morning Ser vice it 00L.m Iliecintsday Service Sunday School i• hp5'r p lJe,OA,tIn Saxbe Face Mid Week R,v ElvnerA Reuicher / flingWo,3hp , ,opm E,anqetitt!c Service And TV "This is the Life" - " FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake M*,ti',i. Fla. Ov4J Rich Pastor Sunda/khoOl C ISa in Wed Prayer Youth Hour "hi Church of the LMran Hour— •i•i• 7 30p in ' DL r. )2 i3) 7 OOp in Sunday School Mo. rang Wortitip II3W.SDSPIaC. S TPR Sun FveWor th.p OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind St. a? Map'. Ave Do',gfasO Elliott Patio, THE REDEEMER 7 JOo m q4 p IC OOa m Ii a in a QOP fYI FIRST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF 6 iOp m Sermon tO OOa in L:iiIuriin Pastor ISa in Ii 00 in Fitzsimmons Pastor Sunday School Sun Wort?ip Sun NYPS * 130pm Nureqy Open Church School Jill S Park Aveu a Iip m - lOOpm Wed PriyerSe,v, Rev A E Green 1:30am Family Service and '- CHRISTIAN CHURCH trw Fredt. Neal CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School C.,. lam $t. £ Oak Ave. Pastor Morning Wørjhp Rev Robert Lot Pilgrim Yoq,tp. Sunday Sc hoot C ISa m FellOWShip Morning Worship It-CO m S4nJq*rat,, & -Chur ch Training Even.r.gwovup Ho lyCominunon CONGREGATIONAL 7 X P in - C SO& in Community Center Thi Rev Leroy 0 Super ("rf'(,Ijt,,,v,j O 45 a m CA llm GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZAR E NE Temporaty cn,wm Rector pa,,, 14' Mnitt,r Church School hOLY CROSS SatWwø Gardtn Club Hwy. %7.93 Don Shock ley reached the verdict in the chambers of 18th Circuit Court Judge Clarence Johnson after nearly two hours of deliberation that followed four days of testimony. The trial began as a million dollar civil damage suit against the city of Sanford and the estate of Sidney E. Terrell, who police say they chased for several miles before he crashed into a car occupied by officer Ilirschel Gilbert, and his wife Yvonnc. The $245,000 verdict is against the Terrell today he is pleased about the Friday verdict that indicated one of his officers was not negligent in connection with a June 1973 car crash that killed another Sanford policeman and his wile and resulted in the jury awarding S24010 to the children of the dead policeman. The four - man and two woman jury KrU Hijt'harton MonngWorthp WEINTZ Stall Writer !pi%rupu! /I r" I R Burke Johnson Family Night Service YPEWed )Opm AN.- , In Wreck Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler said ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Sptint Drive Lonood.FIa. vi jutt East of Interstate C ISa in Sunday School 111 Oil Ave,Sanford F7 ? W.lIa,ii (fl 0a in Mcw Ming worship Evpn,ng worship ' ALL SOULS CATHOLIC Car. 37th and Elm Re € D Coy Sunday 1CItI CHURCH OF GOD 662W. 22nd Street Pastor Rev J 7 PItS God Hour" 'Clurch WTPR 9 OSa in (:::Ia ,Isc' Killed By .NIARK I.iiii hR (/ (;mI FIRST ASSEMBL41 OF GOD CMURCH -,-.. ,.Jury Aw rds Children $245,000 * Sunday Service & Sunday School . Parents ll1,,giI jff1l )If'iIii;vIj,l Eat? Second Street 0U N 5 . Sunday School 9 ISi rn Worihip It 001 rn Nurtery&X'fldergarten CHURCH THE SEVENTH.DAY Sabbath SCitOQI yrnanH Kirkwood .... Noon I $ .$~' Church .•• Alto on WWC 11041 FM Rtd4Savurdav 11 001200 ~ I ;[ ; II . a ,a It Qot if H THE HOPE OF OUR CMUNITV, Pastor Saturday Servce ------ I, SANLANDO UNITED METHODISI CHURCH Peon 1142161 O'aaaa,,d June II , 1972, Lo Me1S for Sunday Services at The Seventh dày Adventist Chur ch . Matlanci AvCflue, Alt a m o nte .. . F,,tit city. FI.ndà G Bran Tori - Friday, Feb. 15. 1974 .11(1 rill I.'( i . '' --- - - -• ,,1 +, _W IJ14 __ w' - '' - - .- - , , tie's the tune when testing tnt' the m'ct That's when I walk by qwey faith."-..Evangelist Billy Grutuint in all -nterview. •'iV- - Bill Scott said Saturday. Distzict champion Cocoa was &ilor Dave Colomb, who had elittilnated In the first round, as FORT LAUDERDALE - to lose 16 pounds last week to were Merritt Island, Boone and Three of lyman high School's mmvake his weight qualification, Winter Park. Only Ken,,y Jones four state wrestling champion- lost in the first round, of ('ocria was left act ive. aside ship hopefuls survived the first Lyman has 72 team points, from l.)'man's trlo. two rounds of nuit eliminations putting (twin in a four-%3y lw lull hal the easiest (tint', Friday. for fifth. Miami Mt'Arthur high winning 23-1 and 14-4, while Undefeated Seniors ,;lent, Sehul leads the tturnaritent lirucati, came asias' with 3-i Ililt and Hub Etrucati, still have with 13 points. arci 10-ti win.i. a chance at the state title, while Central Florida lost four Peters coasted to an easy 164 - ' "; I1,. Late 1. . - J R101ARINS Sports Editor - G14's presence but Uwt may tv Lyman Wrestlers In State Playoffs - By - TI%lI-:I.Y 18 OTE -itir .rc tumuas when I tltiim't feel -,- - " 3 energy office said stations 111ay during the sununer or it it will -- -- - Ri494. 1441141 J$0yP.- Witit, tat. $o. Vail 116? * 'fit It 'r*t Bn Clu,'tpi CO Living God 41,4.., PP'I.t(01 I' F iy ?if*.(1 of*.' Ave 'Ott fl'h t-sSStf *1.94 k'iooli I t! P14 ltCiIat CPa41th 41 Lent Putt Chat Tb14.t mi c,,1, wo V!5 P$Oiif*t C$ivrth Oda 11.11 p, 'PiPWU 1 ft'at (hurt., $ Path Awl .wdCorv,a4.41,..,,M5 Wilt504Pe5 t 5 4*451 "t"v lid Ind 5, lv Mons,ia,, Alt,,t il Chutp Of C'et t $s Of _________ 5, ad set records on defense Elsewhere, hundreds owner Mel Ockle in saying no gasoline stations around continue to give preferential be used on the present site for such practise exists in Sanford, Norfolk, Va., have closed and service commercial the next school year, La)t-r to ____________ "to my knowledge, anyway." dealers in ot he r states have customers or bulk conmiercial said. Kansas-el said he was cc- th:rt'atc'ns'd to shut down unless I'uscrs Layer saul the Verbie fir:n I ______________ _______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ -----intends to build a enter on the site where ti t'Is' nuien to t schi toI has :.t us11 • 15 years, Ituuyle s was formerly Itie athletic director at Seminole II.i:t' "I lost (.achi of the Year in ,w' uiaferens-i' by one vote. We are 11 and In 'i io team fcrcne The scl.aol had won only fit'i gaines in hrtts, YC3N anti tbh' past season w went o. Kanacel joined gulf station __ NA'. . with Its., (;rt')- B.l1,lL's -a,' , IA LANDING ON RUNWAY NUMBER NINE HOLDING PATTERN antics pdt Sanford seagull "up in the air"whfle waiting for permission to land from fellow flock-mates who are hogging all the best landing sites Ulerald Photo by Bill Vincent I - -------- '3 '16 r-';-"-- Sophmwm Doug P,eters Wt his litimts in the itrst round of (Pening round victorv, but fell second round match, but is still wrestling, - Index Area deaths 21% hA IA Bridge ('akntlar Classified ash Cuiiiics Crossword puzzle I)a'ir Ahbv l)r. ('rant' I(l(orial conunent 1101`05COW leaving only 4-7 In the second round. He is Society in contention for third or fourth Melbourne and Lyman with a still eligible to continue cum pt-cts place, Lyman wrestling coach chance for state honors. Sta te poling, however. 5-W - - lIA 11A 11A - 4,5 11A 1-411 35 - �—I.2A—The Sanford Herald - -- .5 S , - I • '. - -----.-. - t._---- t . '.m I • :-r .. •. , •.--- - KEY HISCAYNK, Fla. iAliol With the Senate Judiciary Co' lilt idles,set to vote Uesday "ii kthcr to take testimony iboui l'rcszdcnt Nixon's refusal to yield iwwv Watergate tapes. lie White House says it w.nL no coirontauce with special jcnevutor Leon JiworJJ. Al 1111C maine time' President Ni'on's chief spokesiiuin and It's principal Watergate lawyer i'iiiptuislzed anew Friday that Nixon has drawn a fine line against what was termed Jo. wnrskl's "continued and 'eeiiiingly unending int'ursiins' into preitJcntjuI files. Press SetTetar) Ronald I. Wanted Over Tapes, White House Says i._ i • ?ivgler told iwwszncn the White sidd a careful review of thbi House has 'no desire to move to request led metnilwconclusion the giIn1 (4 confrontation" with that this new iiiaterlal was at 1k' prtra'eutnr but wants him lot k',t only corroborative of or proceed quickly and without cumulative to evidence already further •lcluv" In his n• before the grand Jury..." Ziegler was unable to explain iul Lhit'ie is "no intention or contemplation how St. Clair reached this con. l'atoe'r"t1 firing Janr5JEJ. elusion r1thout liearin the In it written statement, spe. tapes or reviewing the docu. rial tiouttsel James I). St. Chair iiwnts involved, said that to provide Jaworsku Juworski reported to the Sen. with 40 additional tapes plus Lilt' Judiciary Committee documents would delay grand Thursday that Nixon was jury investigations "iwiny refusing to provide him with ,iionths." further evidence 1w requested. - rf7 Although Ziegler said neither Nixon nor St. Clair has listened in the 40 tapes sought by J.iworski, the Whitt, House lawyer Sen. Hobert C. llyrd,I).W,Va,, saul the vomtiiittee will iliect Tuesday to vote on whether to CLIII Jawtirski to tt'stilv ilie special prosecutor made no comment on the Friday statements by Ziegler and St. (lair, Ziegler was asked if the Pres. ident's stance might not lead to speculation be had something to hide. The press secretary said Nixon acted out of a strungi). felt conviction that he must uphold the separation of powers mind the confidentiality of hi tijnununiralions. Ziegler also said that on in. structjons front St. Clair, he would not discuss Jaworskl's reported pledge to seek no fur. flier evidence concerning the Watergate burglary and coverup if his now-denied requests were iiiet Burch Quits FCC MIAMI m Al' Three Dade County Metro policemen teie injured by a shotgun blast Late Friday night while making a narcotics arrest. Police said officers Roger Cox, leroy Sheer and William McArthur were trixited for gunshot wounds suffered during the arrest. (imarged with Four counts of assault with Intent to t'imunit murder and with possession and sale of narcotics are Jmnuiiy l.ec Dozier. 21, Kenneth Gamble, 23, and ( lmrstt'r Gamble. 25, - PRESIDENT NIXON . Draws line . - ir i - * - •I A Related Stol") pg A Solihenitstri is tired." is Swiss detective told mimore than 200 ri-porters and cheering supl"rters at 9w Zurich train sta. lion after tIme writer's arrival brinn West (kT.ilafl% Froth. lit tnti', 14 , i k-ft in ' w 0 -MINNOW h ii .ii:I iiiiled Ld 11w To\11 but Iiiamtaintsl his ban •'n granting in. tcrvicw. 1k- apparently Is keeping silent until has wily and three SOnS, %li' hay' LI Soviet 14'('iiiIst' "I elit % isas to time %e•i, art' outside the Soviet 1, 1114111 Iii Must'.w, the writer's wile, \alalya St-clint-a, apparently has not ye, applied for on exit visa. Friends have said that she ern-'unter iliffm('uht% r :uii -ui I no, 1 hcr three I van I I 11 ,ii -.Itl ir'mia Pit'linus marriage. ' 10 answer (I) a Ik?WSIIUII1'S qut'stim'n,Snvi't Premier Alexei . K''syg,n i-onfirm,ied today that Solihenitsyn's family would he allowed to leave the SojptL Union as had been an. l'Ufl(rd. Asked about what would hap. pen to the author's literary archives, Kosygin said "It's diffitimit for toe to say. You know we i,rt' iai nrganivitions for that " lIweiimicr wstrnered by a Scandinavian newsman at the Moscow railroad station as he awaited the amval of President Urhi, Kekhnnen of Finland. S4)ILtK'rtitsyfl and his 100111) are rumored to be planning on taking up permanent residency in &'anduiavia. But so far thert has been no loin word as t where the Soviet dissident will decide to live. He has had inihihions from a nwnkT of countries, including the United Slates, Sweden, Britain and We',t (;t-rIIILir. Officials LONDON tAPi - Key Arab oil states have agreed on preliminary plans to use some of their swollen Oil revenues to set up multhnillion dollar devcloprnent banks fcrAsta and Africa, according to diplomatic sources here. Senior diplomats of somneof the Arab governments involved say, however, thatthestates continue to disagree over spcilici on running the banks. For example, they say, Satxli Arabia and some other Arab countries want to confine the banks' operations in As= to Moslsn goimtr like Afghanistan. Pakistan and Batigiadesh,Other regimes, including Algeria, insists that such a policy wôukl deny aid to friendly nations like India. - Saigon Cabinet Quits SAIGON (AP) - Ibe South Vietnamese cabinet of Premier Tran Them Khiem resigned Saturday in the most sweeping government change since President Nguyen Van Tlüeu took office seven years ago, Saigon Radio said Thieu accepted the resignations, brought to him by Khiem, but asked the ministers to stay as caretakers until a new cabinet Is named, There was no official explanation for the move, and Khiem and Thieu remained in their posts. The last big cabinet shift was Last October when Thieu reshuffled the both in a mote designed to put more steam into the econom:m WASHINGTON (AP) —Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew may be without a paid Secret Service contingent as of Monday, He also charged that President Nixon', refusal to give further tapes and documents to Watergate special prosecutor Icon Jatvurk,i breaks a personal pledge made to ham on behalf of the Presidet. Percy said Alexander M. Haig Jr., the white House chief of staff, made an "absolute commitment" to him at it meeting several mcnths ago that no such cutoff would occur. P - -'- -' -. tV - -- 4' -- 1:1 ' -' - --. 1r. ¶ :- - - • - HANDLEBARS WITH A REAL GRIP J,%y NESTLI. a Broomfield. Colo, butcher, lie ys tie must caution sporii a 19-inch handlebar mustache, which narrow must be some of record s handlebars go. doors. sort use - ZAMBOANG,t, l'hihppmcs 'APi - Al least 10,000 persons are dead or umuissmng after heavy fighting last week in the M'uithK'rn Pliipçncs, according to government officials here, Officials of the Department of Sidal Welfare said the 10,000 figure nuiy be conservative, llmeyspvculatedIhatasfiwfi} as 30,000 pesons may have fl?d the J"lo Island, where the fighting between Molemmu scersajonists and government troops occurred, "The (lead were just left to decoutipose on the road or throw into time sea," said Gatiol loll, a government emnploye who witnessed the battles. He said trpum and eit'iljanswere aIrajil Ii; pick up the bodies because of smp!rs in burned-out Job City, In Manila, Secretary of National Ik'Iertst' Juan I'onee Entile t'alled tIme 10,000 figure "an irresporisibju' statement" but lifli r-di''l tI lilt imon- tfi:i'i f) per cciii iii Ilk' city was destroyed i. the fighting. 1k' said not mnurt than 390 civilians and rebels were killed, Job hi 11w capital of the Solu Island chain 5 issues south of MumdLu and about 100 mIles south of /amboanga. In recent iuonhhis, tIm.,' government said it has tsufiswm' the Moslem insur. 'n vIivitics to Jab Island, ' s4, \J - nr..' IaYDAT will the Bureau .1 land Managelimelut's eastern states office, recently visited the Naples area with a survey team. At the invitation of Jerry !)rakt', business edittor 'f the Naples Star newspaper, .L3oumiwn toured the area in question and compared the beachfront properties with the original surveyor's notes. Botiman said his personal opinion was that the surveyor whi' charted the lands in 1874 before they were turned over to 1' 1.11- "' '" the kitchen and dining room. -r "b t C.HANDRIIXW, Fla. hAP) —Rainey arid Ralno Watts won't be surprised if they get each other's blrthdml) presents this week, Folks have been confusing the identical twins for 72)ears. They've even confounded the postman. who regulariy mixes up ' their mad. --b 21, 1901, the Watts twins pianneu several parties Born oil Feb. this week to celebrate their 73rd birthdays. -Our rnother's brother named us and where he got those names I don't know'," says Kalno. Rainey guesses, ,It might have been had weather when we come around." Raino and Rainey are known as the bad weather boys In Grand ltidge.a tiny North Florida town 6Omiles west of Tallahassee. 'fl-icy- bear such nicknames as Rain Up and Rain Down or Rain In and 11am Out. Some folks call them ''Thunder and I4ghtnlng." "If a Fellow incised with one of us he had us both to contend wuth" says llama. "I reckon that's the reason." The Watts twins no longer look exactly alike, although they are the same size and shape. A series of illnesses have left Homey's face drawn and pale. hthmno's full face is colored a health)' pink. There was a time, however, when it was Impossible to tell Itaino front Hairx'y. Our daddy never could tell us apart," said Raino, "Ile Just cal ed us 'boy.' Mother could, she knew us by our voices." Homey married in 1927, and his brother married three years later. They live with their wives in wood frame houses three blocks apart. Each raised five childmen; four daughters and one time sUite ''diii a damned good job for the conditions that existell then." Under federal law, a U.S. surtes of each state was made before mr soon muter statehood to determine what land was owned by the state, In a tel('pis)ne intert'iew From his Silver Springs, Md., office last week, Bouman said, "I don't believe there is any way the United States could claim the surveyor Was guilty of gross error or Fraud, and those are MEN'S ASSORTED STYLES vd HELBROS ELECTRIC WATCHES 25 $39.95 PERSONNA TITANIUM BLADES 14 88 limit ' t - .- ) ' ', C 24 .. . ..' 20 OZ W111114411 C0411111 111111 EMS REG. 45.99 ' t-'lirmLt's Certral Gull Coast '&'',iwd hardest hit by the .tt'tk' Only fite 1 Manatee ("unty" 12: -stations were open I-'ridmiy t '' L'I,.-,I • "' Ill,.-., ' ""' t),$..,I 11 'is - " - _ !mmt ist imiumit Strategy 1km 'Iitiiimm ,l'oi tu'iii'r ('ilk'g&'. l,J7.8 , - Ii C I ti1 Ii iii 4 ' -. - .' PANTS LADIES' .. DOUBLE KNIT -STITCH C8IASI -utt ON n.asiic REG. 5.99 wm4 SLIGHT cuv WAIST I I 3 REG, l,63 tiMfl0Nt 1 --''" ' -'•.,*• LAWES'-SHORTSUEVE NYLON SHELLS AS$OflTID STYLES AND COLORS —SLEEVELESS AND SNORT SLEEVES PRINTS AND SOLIDS - I 816 TO 329 PEPTO BISMOL i 97 I ' L_ 8 OZ, LIQUID c is 102 3 116 1 LiMit 0111 4" BLACK & DECKER - ,' - . ,. GRASS TRIMMER 88 / I A' DEODORANT '; ' - - - SPRAY / Stand up and shear' Does ttie job of hand theirs without and stooping or kneeling much faster. Double insu - MANPOWER - niE I 139 I !ated :8200 9 THREE H.P. \ POWER LAWNMOWER BRIGGS & STRATTON 3 HORSEPOWER MOTOR 8166697 18CC 5488. MURINE EYE DROPS ADIS1MINT t IN PLASTIC BOTTLE - 17— I HALF INCH X 50 FT. I MEG ' GARDEN HOSE 'a'. L Uesthe fled ~Z% Oull .111.1 ------------'--- 57 LIMIT At 40ft I "s' DORMEVER 12 PIECE REG. 7.99 HAIR CLIPPER SET. .0 99 .,. 140Z. . LISTERINE MOUTHWAS H -- SAVE TIM I AND M 0 1141Y s ow' soum owim cuppim SIT - couPtill WITH ATTACHuINTS AND IN$TØUC lIONS isf:u A5JI PiIIJ - #'Afl T.3MFSGLE - 'U,, LiMO - ., PORTABLE BAR-B-0 5 9C GRILL _ __ __ 44 MG.3.99 a, ___lI_ ./ IS IN DIAMETER BOWL - 12 INCHES TALL 3 POSITION GRILL - No I'S FOLDING LEGS DRYROASTEDI NO Oil. OR SUGAP ADDED , 3" FLAVOR HOUSE 0" ' CASHEWS - (PEG 971 -.114 PLATE 1 77 NOW 2 J Y. (ii I -------. -- 39 88 - ' t 1602 WITH 4FREE OUNCES £- opers, who claim that they are unfounded The developers say Matthcws legal actions frightoff prospective buyers and cause edless worry fur mditiduals who purchased homes and condominium apartments in good faith. M&'tthews said Bouman's finding "does not agree with previous statements he made under oath during court prot'eedings." ',' TAME " CREME RINSE —.--t.---- ...,i •t.i.t. '---.----. j-' **w1.zPosusiautOUAAtu 38 88 LI - 5 CT. DOUBLE EDGE 20 CAMERA the only grounds on which omitted lands can be claimed by (tie federal government." "That area i Florida's southwest Gulf Coast m was one of the worst wilderness areas in the country back then," Bouman said, "The surveyor went through there with nothing more than a chain and a coinpass' lie might have mis.&.d a couple of things, but nothing I see could possibly constitute gross error," fluw,m-m said the notes made during the 1874 surv ey say the surveyor reached "the shell ridge an the Gulf of Mexico. I Find it hard to believe that a trained surveyor would stand in -. s;ikestiumsii in M;inatem' sistil 65 ji'r cent "I liii' patr"l'a calls u'rc fruits i*it)Ie wanting to knott where they enulit b,>' g,csohirie III Dunedin, a community of n,rtti of St Pt'tersburg, 211.1 all IS statuimis closed down amid a s14 -miimi 'aid they wiuki not reopemu until ill least Tuesday. - Wi' are protesting tIn' Sim1iplm'Sm1msmmS-95 gamut'," said I )uiii',liii st,,tmi'mi nwnt-r ('boric's 'duke Wi.' ought as well have " wm't'k oil as 11' Ito the ti''spital fir ulu'rs Wt, stun can't lose .tll wire ituirit') 'dorm' thumiuu ii dozen stmmtuiins in l the S-ata'i't,s mire;i wire report. 'i cli'srtl And in I'.slmiu Reach County on iii' Gold ('mist, spokesmmit'n said Son that 90 per u'nt (if the county's The Watts twins are retired carpenters who ususaily worked SIm.I stmuti''n' W41111 support mi mayor of (;rand Ridge, and elected been together. Each has shiutikitin set to begun Monday if flamno is the current mayor. They say they never second guessed the I"E() doesn't ciungs' its each other In politics tended toy job as best I could," said policy ,When I was mayor I III olht-r i.'n'rgy detelnpmist'nls Kinney. "When the other fellow's mayor I let himis do his job." Friday lon Anwrican Autumuibil,' \'eo'ctmstim'n survey sluowetl that Calendar eminole ftmt'I timis pk'ntilul at imimust sthIi'mms ,iltmig Flridmm's interstate 19 Feb. mi s and in northern areas himuliti I.)Illarl I high Sch'l hi S t Billing Hs'nts D ust) '1 the staR'. l Ass4 paint ilrsc Slow, II miii'et uug. 8 1)111 'F' Florida ('sInus Mutual fr ,iiii Dust) hots ,it'rui. Sit 16 au,litrmunii. Simmiun:utit'n "t'iit it t','lt'gr,imii to Simisomu asking board advisory Four mites west IF 14 Special .t'hi,uil that miis'ri' Iut'l be iiumdt' !imslf tmmnt' show on Appaloosa 1'rgn.imtu by tot'atim'.mal, scit'nct' Florida's ,,taiImihlt' Ii' harvestI' a nd t echin it'll I slc'pa rt mmients. hurst' fruit antI tegetabte crop. itclrcslimiucflts I.rh ii 'anIg,riI Ministerial Sanford rotary Club, 12:15 Association "noon ' luncheon. p.m., Civic Center; speaker, 1I.'ly Cross Episcopal ('hurt-h Nick Pfcitauf. vice president l',,risti flaIl 'ntcnmunt Players tI'.Shi-1V. 'till present ,m program .tIt ministers and their wives it. Sanf'4'Ii VFW Post 10108, 8 tiled. It in Knights of Columbus Sanford 5,-nor I'itiiefls, lion, hIali Aumxilmio y imiet'ts smmmmim' ('etitt-r I 'otlut K bun'. 13'"n ('lIlt bile in green rm'olum. Theme. followed by )5:ng'i. mew pus( homse Suburban "ire Control I)istrL't etill,'. 7-30 p.nu ..,. 'tit ("enter. %IIJIll' -' •" " , In walking through T -, - ,tro, Your hibteu: .-,.-_,_•i' -. .,,'.-. - 's-p,_s,,i,.j...-,.' •4 , V' - ' ail , - - "' Tr - 'U S • 'S / ": 4'' r S REG. - p FREE CHECKING • SATURDAY BANKING 9-1 SUPERIANKER 24-HOUR AUTOMATIC In I FR W jhiSr I' utsnIcTrnc ITt ' ,, help you make your house grow as your family grows . Add that special nursery, Florida room, den, plus, remodel We Want ill u.n I sir, i p Plan now for your summer fun-build a swimming pool for your family. Come on in - enjoy a free cup of coffeo or Florida orange juice whil e we arrange your home improvement loan, • I $ tOOM AND Mr, 1':\ Il_ti h:tS.SI':E, Fla . i Alll ''It's s-omnpkte!v Ititigeil from what it was last year," a spokesman says of the calm surrounding this year's observance of Black History Week in Palm Reach County. last year, spokesman Vern Crawford and school officials across the state were reporting daily flareuxs of racial unrest sparked by the observance. Schools from Pensacola to Boca Baton were hit by fights, classroom walkouts and boycotts. - Madden ng ' Our home improvement loans •p i - ramp you "' IMPROVE!- I I •' This IIO*S Ut to ftlI consisten0v for less Volume he/pi out thugs f,ptPe, too So bitt-i9 yOul nest p?etcrpl*oit tc' Ertprd it a can trust lie had reached the Gulf." Federal energ) officials sa)c noun 't'nmt'mit would lii' mumaile in r,'culatisins, wtiu'h prohibit therm fn'umm giving special conthey will ttaveanmunnouneenwnt W.L'thinut')n, The contested Land Is about 12 He .c4',nj he couldn't learn a n y Si(kl'Oltflf) it, re'ular cuStotii !m'r Florida gasoline retailers miles of offshore Islands. Some today. causing speculation that i*t iflub but soil 1w tumis told 'i 1v It-ar 11i') 'ill Olhvnak of the land is developed with tilt') itit tr) to head i'll a iliLit FE() .Ifis-iak would dis- to' ri'gular -- .ini lust' their (1'udomifllwn5 private homes ' trike by resertful sta. luss *pflecs, allocations and :jusincssulien thefuelcrunch is and hotels. Other sections are Lrowings iii,' preferential Ireatmne'ni over t 11011 owners still wild mangrove bayous. - A It of mk'.sk'rs are unhappy Jun Muller, president if the I c'gti hut IO;IS I energy . zar Conservationist George MatFlorida Allied Gasoline lictai. Wilhaim Sinion issued Feb. anil a lill art, closing up.- said thews has filed several suits in ttitluimmi Tucker, executive di. an attempt to force the governhers ,tiatic'n, said late Fri. 11 Ime.slt'rs of the rct.'iilcrs fl'('t'r in inant areas iii if iLi that officials the h-etic'rmul went to claim the hind, lie said ,itimn. "Omit we haven't been en- the Land should return to public m*iuraging this because we feel o*ncrshlp to protect beaches A A A A the l"EO 'hmould be given a amid undeveloped areas. 10,000 Gone In Filipino Civil War - -- Ill I , - ... Black History Week 'Gas Dealers Await News - - 0" .• I PRESCRIPTIONS THAN ANYONE ELSE IN FLORIDA Say Survey Stands SAM M. i"lLl Al' U.S. Bureau of land Management officials say that millions of dollars worth of ticachiront land in Cillier County was not 'omitted from federal surveys I * and is the property of the de%elopefs who now own them. But it local cuusvrvatlomst I)5 he'll still insist on a new survey of the land, which 1w laiin,s was unlawfully appropriak-d front the federal guyernrnent. Lane lk,uman, mi surveyor for ' BERKELEY, Calif. tAl'i execution of your daughter to involves legal problems. Hearst reports ''pure speculation," Uundolph A. hearst Iles only sate the life of starving men, told newsmen outside his even though photographs of Q the rrmiialnder of the lung hull- women and children of every sian in Hillsborough, Calif., is men resembled composites day weekend to 014'('t the initial race." Itilks Mflth1 of San Francisco. :.ade of the demand of his daughters kid. Hearst termed the food dis- lie would Mt elaborate. "My iinpressioo Is that either iuiop~rs. lie says lie A behind tribution request an impossible Published reports Friday One could be. but then are schedule, task that could cost as much as identified "Cinque," a name probably 100,000 who could be Time Syimibionese liberation $400 million, However, he said taken from the leader of an I9 s uspects," Bates said. fl-em'e Army gave lie,arst uotil Tues. he would try to comply. at least revolt aboard the slave ship, is nothing specific at all to fink day to begin distributing $io in part, lie told reporters Fril.Amnlstad, as Donald David either man with the k1driap. worth of food foc' each nJy clay he was a "couple of days De1"reee, 30, The reports, in ing." Californian as a precondition lelimtj" the San Francisco Examiner, Batei said the for negotiations for the release "What I hope to do is give the San Francisco Chronicle I) running downFBI is routine. all #if 19-year-old Patricia Heard, focd to people who really need it and the Oaktand Tribune. alsopeople who match the deKTip. abducted Feb. 4, and not just lasmane that any. Identified Thero M. Wheeler, 29 lion of the two young black men In a (ape received from the body with a welfare card who as a suspect. who burst into Miss !tearst's SI./I Tuesday, one of the abdu'. wants iii can go in and pick It llearst is president and editor mipartIi,t'nt, beat her (uiru'e with tors calling humniseif Field Mar- up." lh.'arst said, "I don't know of the Esmimniner a wine bottle and threw her General Cinque said: "1 the thedetails yet." Charles Rate,;, FBI agent screanilng into Lull quite willing to carry Gut the The Food giveaway program handling the case, called the car and sped the trunk of a off, CHICAGO (AP) Sen. Charles H. Percy says be plans to enter the 1976 Republican presidential primaries In 11. Iinois. Wisconsin and Michigan, The Illinois senator told political writers here Friday he also will enter five to nine other presidential prhnai -fes in a bid for the GOP presidential nomination. I WE FILL MORE 1 I i I! I Developers Retain Beach Kidnap Deadline Neari*na Percy In '76 Race Kodak' Film ib• Ii1 I KEYSTONE EVERFIASH The General Accounting Office Friday told the Treasury Department to stop using government funds to pay agents assigned to protect Agnew after Sunday. Comptroller General Elmer B. Slut, said in a letter to Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz that payments for the agents are not authorized under any law. S.-- - OFFER S , 'FAI.L\IIASSEE, Fla. mAP) Joe Newrnans has been sitspendt'd its Baker County Sheriff and Gary Fraser of Mac('knny named to succeed him. Gov. hteubin Askew took the action Friday, a day after Ni'w titans and ins chief deputy, Archie Roberson, were arrested on charges of accepting a $350 bribe to influence i tiitiji case. 'Il;ey were released on $5,000 bond, Fraser resigned as MacClenny City Cuomissioner to accept the intemim appointment, which runs to July 1. IV CHAMBER DIRECTOR BRIEFS SISTERS JACK HORNER, new executive director of Wieble of Downtown Business Association; and Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce spoke Mrs. R3bert Karns, Mrs. John Crabtree and at luncheon meeting of SISTERS Inc. at the Mrs. Walter Gielow of the Civic Improvement Cavalier Restaurant on plans for the chamber Program. and the community. Other guests Included Jack (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - 'II - J Agnew Losing Guard rnu Baker Sheriff Suspended - -- Arabs Setting Up. Banks Sunday, Feb, 17,1974-3A - KIS.sIMMEF:, Fla i A' m Menitiers of it ,'olunteer fire department near this somalI central Florida community didn't have far to go when the alarm sounded. Their fire station was ablaze. "It's k iril of embarrassing," one of the Iirt'mnca Said after units from three area lire (kpartlnunts were called to help light the blaze Friday. Officials said the station was damaged heavily but firemen were able to save the fire trucks. No Injuries were reported. The cause of the fire has not been determined, but officials said arson was suspected. lily World News Briefs The Sanford Herald Three Policemen Shot KEY IIISCAYNE, Fla. tAPi IX-an Butch has resigned as chairman of the Federal Communications Cogunission to become a top adviser to President Nixon. The Florida White House said Friday that Buick will serve as counselor to Nixon with Cabinet rank, Press Secretary Ronald I., Ziegler said Burch will be "a general adviser and will be involved in special projects Ziegler, however, indicated Burch will not necessarily function in the sonic fields as Melvin It. Laud, who resigned recently as presidential ('tilmflsdOr, lmird specialized in congressional relations and was Nixon's chief domestic adviser. [lurch, 46, a Tucson. Ariz., lawyer, served as Republican national chairman during the unsuccessful I4 presidential campaign of Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona and helped direct Goldwater' campaign. Nixon nominated hini to his FCC post in 1969. . - ;.i Florida News Briefs - Fire Department Afire ikandt-r Solzhenitsyn was et1lm mlii his temporary Swiss Iw'imit' t(sday, catching up '-n rest and .swailing his lLmliiIl% s departure front \liiscow. ' - Sunday, Feb. Il, 1914 No Confrontation AiL_ :'---- ' ---'-- .,•__, •__.,;-.-,,,-Ji.--•; , 5' S - - �----------------------------- V 4A—The Sanford Herald Congress May Set.-.States ' lithe COPLE NEWS SERVICE WAShINGTON this year setting minimum uniform surance in all states. There are several reasons why this controversial, long-pending proposal is given a good chance of passage: State legislatures that have enacted no. laws have presented the interstate motorist with a wide range of often conflicting protection. fault Bruce Biossat one man's freedom imposed on of no-fault Standards -- -- . - -....- legislation states the states, motorists could save would have to require all policies to meet / WASHINGTON (NIA) n iliest• days when some new freedoms are being exalted federal minimum standards of coverage. States premiums a year, according to a study done for the U.S. Department of Transportation. Under proposed federal legislation, all a total of $1.3 billion in to such extremes that they become :n (act blatant license. ofhmg IS more deceptive or misleading than file notion en• could require higher levels of coverage, and motorists could buy higher protection. Furthermore, all motorists would be required to buy no-fault insurance. capsuled in this ut tvia nct'. as what I do doesn't hurt iin body else. what I do and how I treat my own body is strictly my business. That sounds marvelously reasonable. but the blunt fact is that in some areas of hit' it is the purest bunk. It is also giolv short-sighted and narrowly self-serving. I.(t5 10(1k at iht- thing in a couple of places where in ilividital irritation over government-imposed mandatory limitat ions iUflS fairly high sully laws compelling moturrycit' drivers and riders to weir safety helmets. and the m feature of 1974 model automobiles which blocks the starting of a car until [hi' front seat belts are lastened lt% sheer chance of timing, my comment coincides closely WASHINGTON iAPi For the economy. creases and for a "change In witñ another Washington observers report taking exactly lie urged a rigid budget cetl President Nixon, campaign A year ago, Nixon's budget direction demanded by the ing of $7.7 11w opposite tack from me. lie winds up saving that whether billion. Actual]),, is at hand. he leaves his seal belt unfastened or his twlm.i in the closet That may be iiisage was a blunt lecture to freat majority of the American spending Is exceeding that Fig. ' e of the reasons For the shift Congress against sperImg in. iiouple." si mplv i.sai the government's business are by about $6 billion. in tone and estiphasts in his new (Htes it is. To begin with. "what happens to his own body' _______________________________________________ In case of a serious %hicle accident may. if major personal Federal budge,. IV ,( . injury or death is the consequence. -tilt all 'ci insurance rates One year ago, the President wliteh make impact ipon all citizens and Lw that Fact become was warning Congress against a pnjr concern of government agencies regulating InI toi' touch Spefl(!In, saying that a. It' NtkC the c\t)ftScd ttill i t 'iti the muter inn, niucli dveper thin Ihldt AU111111obile the people with his demand for fatalities per year tun 50,000 to 55.000. But injuries. mitany l permanently thsat,ling. rim to the millions In ratio terms. t't1 aUsterit). it's tilem sae with motorcycle accidents Now he is talking (If flexibilEvery one of such injuries which requires hospitahmzatiofl its', and of busting the budgvt Mid could have been prevented by use of sa letv equipment hInILseLl if thati hat it takes to w3it elul can lit' labeled a, unnecessarily, indeed deeckk'sslv n' peevent it serious economic of valuable hospital bed space'in an era of overcowding downturm! It hospital and medical costs are privately borne family .. resources may be drawn down sharply. affecting the well. twing of others. not just "one's own bod y IlLS Cca 1mpaign IS 01W tit perFurthermore. government. especiallt' at the federal level suasion. with Congress and the under frequently liberalized provisiunsofthcSocialSccuritv ,)"•' public, as he seeks to end the iaw, has taken on a heavy burden of cart' For the disablea Waterga te case and vows to and, where they exist. their dependents. Thousands upon light impeachment it It comes thousands of Americans who felt what thcs' did about their to that. It has to do with an personal safely was "their own business" re now wards of • the 'tale. wliost care costs I'Ver ta iiiiiit' Issue, rithtr than JO tk'ction lii the I 972 law rev ismuns.Me icu m c wi s t udent'ti lot tlit' That comes later, in cungresfirst time to cover disabled beneficiaries under 65 who had ". SIOI V 'imii next fall, been getting Social Security payments for at least two years 3 In the current situation, he Coverage, at more cost: some two million Americans How can hardly afford to see the many are unnecessary vehicle accident victims'! economy Lag Into recession. Further, earlier law said a wife ofadjsablij worker could get benefits if, among other conditions, she was caring for a NeA etonomic wies could only _____ , child disabled BEFORE age lB It was changed to read make his situation time dilfibefore 22. Why I'm advised the change, costly to governcult. For. properly or __________ ment and taxpayer, was made to cover disability from climate of national opinion \ motorcycle injuries, mostly severe he ad wounds suffered about the l'resident will be a N 6E4EIZA LI' • '' through failure to wear hehments (home in the closet) factor as the House considers Then there's drug use. One's own business what one puts in his body' hospitaLs are unreasonably jammed with drug Possible impeachment proceed. passengers and other paid automatically without fault having to be determined first. If two cars crash and each driver is injured, each driver's losses are covered by his no-fault policy. Furthermore, the proposed federal law and many present state laws would prohibit an injured driver or victim from suing in most cases to recover more money. Only actual losses The Discount Department Store • New Emphasis Noted paign Time At Hand JA iHE are Sunday, Feb. 17, 1974-5A r r: 7 burdens another - - osses to a driver, his possible accident victims version Senate Budget Ca Mans' states failed to act in 1973, contrary to the hopes of those who had counted on widespread state initiative forestalling federal action. Increasing numbers of insurance cornparties and association are in some cases reluctantly changing positions and getting behind a federal minimum standard. With a no- fault insurance policy, each driv er's liability in an accident is assumed by his InuraI1cc coiiiinv Medical and other financial - - were Congress is likely to enact - standards for no-fault automobile accident in- ri -- The Sanford Herald - .. legislation • Sunday. Feb. 17, 1974 No-Fault Insurance I I V• I V ' '3jg ' such as hospital costs and loss of income be paid. Since no-fault would eliminate most trials in - need ; hich vi't ims sue drivers and their inctirancc companies for large sums of money that pur- —1 - 7' portedly would ease the "pain and suffering." the cGst of insurance premiums is expected to drop, The Senate Commerce Committee found that drivers paid a total of $16 billion in insurance premiums in 1972, but that the insurance companies paid out only $8.4 bililon in claims, / ' • ,, - _______ V i I , V hr feralb 'anthrb 931 9993 lOON FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor And Publisher isoner Pr Comptroller .1 RICHARDS Srts Edit Circuiation Manager ROY GREEN Advertising Manager JANE CASSELBERRY CHARLES HAYS Courty Fd tor Mechanical Svpt RALPH HAYS OCR IS WILL I AMS tçpi, of Comp Room Fnremafl Editor RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON Magazine Edi $2 lOMor'th in Florida By MI p.1 •,*,j s $7$aOlYear suits against Seminole county citizens, some prominent, some not so prominent, have furnished news releases to your paper on most, but not a word appeared In your paper about them. But, when the tide changes, Dr. Parker was on the RECEIVING ENl)l.ike. wow , 'runt page, picture and all! Big Deal So now let us se' Il you intend "smear Parker" or Just straight and print the news as it develops. Avi.vrdingly. I call upon YOU to çve equal prosr.üiencr ti my which will be filed shortly after 9:00 am. On Monday. February 11, 1974, time. minute to turn the valve one turn :a cool the Same As Home Dei ii. ry iOr't 6McnthcS 20 The "grim amusement" came From my recalling how, In past months, I have filed several law because of a bad mixing valve. The vatve was finally fixed, water was so hot we could not shower fur one week This w-because nobody ouiii take SUBSCRIPTION RATES $i17OoMonth Describes Life Then- BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief PPiotoraph.r Homt Delivery - Editor, Herald: I read your story in the paper on the conditions of the jail. Those pictures that you saw in the paper and on TV are where I have been living for the past Ildays, I do not hunk anyone can explain it better than a prisoner, There is one cell here that Is 20Z15 ft. which holds 10 men. It Is full 90 percent the For 27 days the eutiinmuijc stouhi not flush unless ve .thkd tattr to the bowl with a p,uotrcupandthenbegajalkrfora plungvi to force it. DEWEY ROBINSON - against Jick !"ulenwider fur water Thita cell that i live in has a cornmriiide sthich hasa hole in the bottom of ,t When it as used the raw waste runs out on the floor. It was taken I? ,•nc,. — U 5 Postal Regulations pro-de that all rnait scbscr.ptcns be paid in .sd- a'te he Entered as '.icor'.d class matter AuQ'jSt at snuvj F'o-'ds 1771 , ut... " Letters To The Editor JOHN A.. SPO1SKI, Associate Edutoi City Editor "What do you think abo Don —__________________________________________ FRANK VOLTOLINE. Generai Manag.v 808 LLOYD 71/ effects ofenergyzI,ortag" on WAYNE D OOYLF Advertising Director 1. Associate Ptb,tp ans-umsg Editor _____ In recommending a 13014billion budget t Congress, he said the administration is prepared "to take further action, if needed, to offset the TELEPHONE 322 261; caws,drugathlictsinmanyinstancesqualiryror"djsailits payments, governments spend heavily on rehabilitation pro' grams. And addicts add to the hidden tax of crime, The core idea justifying such behavior as warranted freedom is arrant nonsense and a colossal fiction. ings cut to be repaired. All that was done to it was a coat of paint was added amid it was put back on the wall still kaking. When you try to get a nw , Noartotany ma?er.ai. neas or adverisrig 01 this edi tion of pcid,atd in any manner Thf Santcrd i'sece,md may t(Pt'!eaflitupfl(ibodytutjgneThetr tow' men in this 8 x 7 ft. cell, ,"fn p.'rmi%S'on i the pubtsr.ef Of The Herald ucs regr(xjvct,on ,ill i Any .nd.nly.ti ,, v f a rm res)'~Siblf" e cons.,lc'ed 's .nirng.nq on the Piersid's copyright Srd ,.ti be nied (able f damage under the m,,, a Stodays cr Sa'd,i, Published a' are There are many more things that are in bad need of repair, such as heat and air conditioning. saying that it is all ministrative problem. A man can do so much with so mach money. Being a plumb-r. I knra the cost of some i'f tie repairs are expensive, I also know that there is plenty of cheap Iatxir here, MI that is needed are tills and material and the work (uuld be done. Na could be done % rri if tti' ('l'unl) Com. mmussiunvrs would release the so V The H erald s a member of ipW As 'ied Pre5 aP.ch 5 t.nt,ted ('.('v'.ve;y to ttw on' to, reproduction of all the local R P.%S pr "t'd *'I t'5 called wind Fall mooney, Ti.t'se are 11w conditions as I we th4.'Itl and Just renwinberm onh inside IVQkInI! (JUt, Namnt' Withbcli) hemIIifl44e County Jial . deliberately smoking ma closed car, in which I was his prisoner for a period of a"out IS minutes over my prole'st.lamenclosl'lgacopyol the Complaint for your reference. Also, I call upon you to give prominence in your paper to my Motion to Quash, which spells out the grounds for tie Motion, copy if it also Is enclosed. It will be lileti Monday, February if. 1974, as soon as possible, under the law, which I understand cannot be done until idler the arraignment, case Is formally assigned to a division of the Circuit Court, An Immediate hearing Is being demanded on lbs Wiwi. I shall watch with interest to see the manner in which your paper bandies this news. That stwuld tell whether you are engaged, along with others, ma ''smear Dr. Parker impimgn, or are just "telling it like it really W'—which Is what you should do. If your paper is hwiea and forthright, Very sincerely, Dr. Merle K. Parker ( YES,—; sot legally entltetl to use and expect to continue to do au—even it it lakes a FF.DERM. SUIT tUIthiaUIIUII'IstIISdW) .Amusement . - Itne. hIera - On Friday, Fettuary 8, 1974, at • 'bou :if, to 3:3%) pin., I watched wthi g/Ua aniuse'd as I saw two jraplwts waiting at Md. NSIt-1r IkvaM ildes— providing the ii lurmafloe I made available Ywur pesftlun was beluikd In our report ranted as page both trnn to the county Jail, and twa begun shtriting pictures almost Uvtoi-u.' Chief Investigator Jack Fulienwider "A I could get ont of 11w t.a, which brought me to the — Confusion V V V Oakley * Education lights their ark d paths fl In V JV a l Time was when few intellectually-gilled blind dudents were able to realize their lull academic potential. Some works were available in Braille, but scarcely enough to pre- Springs. I can u.o( underswid the flagrant acts of our councilmen There are problems In our city government that I feel the citizens of Winter Springs should be made aware of. Many of tue qjmUons that have teen haunting my mind have also been on the minds of other people here In Winter Springs. What I and many other Winter Springs residents find baffling pare a student For a career, and the learning process was cxtremehy slow. With the advent of Recordings for the Blind. Inc., a num' her of years ago. however, every career became a possibility for the dedicated blind student. And Instead of having to at- tend special schools for the handicapped. blind students began graduating with honors from such prestigious schools as harvard, Princeton. Columbia and The list of noted blind alumni includes lawyer, authors, a computer systems designer and one research mathematicians Today, aIrnisf all of the 3.500 blind students in accredited most of are as follows: L For Some reason, unknown W. the citizens ef Winter Springs do not get a chance to air their views— especially If they are against the views of council membem nation's top 1) American colleges are pursuing academic careers with the aid of RF'B record:ngs taped by reading volunteers, some ot them famous. By 1916, the organization anticipates a demand (or 140,000 books on tape — twice the number circulated in the 1972 `73 academic year. It costs about $2 million annually to run Recordings for the Blind, whose tapes are made available to blind students without charge. Of this, some U.S million is raised through 2. Many, maiiy conctrited dtiwm o1 Winter Springs would like too why neither the press nor the citizens can not get any definite answers from the Slate Ally's. Office on the two councilmen tutt were charged with violating the Sunshine Law, 3. It seems that the citizens who a re truly concerned about Springs and the welfare children and Senior Citizens are being called radicals. Well, at least it lakes one radical to recognize another. 4. The people ci Winter Springs are completely fed up with the pour government. That's why we went to the polls and voted for a change in city government, As taxpayers and property owners we should have the right to express our views on issues affecting our welfare without being pushed aside or being verbally attacked by council moemmibers it having meetings ad.. JOUrned before public dliculons ci.n be hel& 5 . We would like to know how our councilmen can decide so quickly on certain matters concerning our city when there Is little or no discussion itt the council meetings before one of the Coufidl fliflibrs ask.i For a fti'ttiitmi and it i; followed by a quick second ar4J a vote taken. Why is our council alrait to lake their time on critical mailers concerning ow city the traditional philanthropic channels and the rest by voluntary personnel in the 27 recording cities where RFB has facilities With so many youths today forfeiting a college ed ucation, voluntarily or involuntarily because of money or other reasons, it is impressive to find one group scaling possibly the most difficult hurdle of all to achieve a degree. Theenergy industry iscurrrntlygiving Ame'ricansacram cours, in conservation. On television especmally, pretty ladies tell motorists how to get the most out of a gallon of gasoline, homeowners how to save heating gas or oil, housewives how to use a stove or wt..hing machine economically. 9 city BENTS WORLD cdl undwhyretheya(ns public be heal!!? G Isn't it *bout time fur us to t'1ti a i'eslgna4lon from our city Attorney, since he does not seem to be the popular choice of our mayor and majority of the people. These problems have plagued us since the first of Ui year. feL's hope they will soon be rectified before our city becomes a 'polihical waat4and." to dft 1114 44 l4- NormaleeGillum county Jail on a charge *hich, I Edutot, Ilfl'ald: I. u1,tstPemaovpenJyuruznpj. sut on false I have s*n in a bong firtile. l'twrv and confusion here in Winter 200 WSdtSU'epl "I met WS real groovy chick at the dance. She 'a- winter SpeI'IgI Via U.911114 UWW"Ifa. %0' minds me of one of the 41?drAws Sisters" at 323- 7752 V V V V -- V V - . - - - - - - - - - , - - - - — - - - ••_ • V ... - -. 1II'WQ7 of D 111/ Powers Dr, / '' ' V"' / / 92 at Airport Blvd. / vine as. Bermuda Ave. / i giuç norm us .ypre5s I Gardens Blvd. on U . S. 17/ UdTOflO 'V'dII. NOVS Nil. & Volusia Ave. (RI. 92i �- t - - - 6A-The Sanford Herald - Sunday. Feb. 17, 1974 I 1 - - - -- - - - - oviet Writ er Chall en ges Th e S ys te I I i F4IIurs Nok: Alexander Sotz)enhIsu has been drportçd. and I. es' orted b 'iIiiii tiiii nliiat InIIIIteiI IIW niiiti . ..o.. t4lii.l h% SiKlSl I ,iiiiI ..ii.', ui:en Now 1w hi. i..k.ii if IIfHin iiiiiiti. uI ini.i s .'sii iun IWUM'ii to dequn,sfrtt. the .in.I 101 11111. las the wi.ei niru, uf . hurnarl oIll Ia'.liu. Ii.' e ,i'. seiil,'tril I'' es in ti,idi'i lii.' ih'iia'. 4'iLiiI 5I$I '. iii • ' l,tIi lilt!i-u'nd,i u.n uinl e. ia nip a tail '.11 i)%i'111i.'i1I IS iii 'ni.'', itiut'i' III Shi$'I iaii t'sili' II, .. holte afouL '.'.iili Ititi i's iii iii liii' c',iiili'. aisil luetitir lie -,his"., ifi.ul iii.' f)tIIlis 5011114'lllt'.% II %%.I-. ii"., ltuti.iii spirit t'ii in.l daM's '.'. , '. ,'. I,ih' lli,tii hli.ai 'ii the fCti'.'.t;iii heat I Iii'. lit- aIt".ilf)4". I f. n unit.', Jul cq To reconstruct the truth pr i'ssi V i' ii L lint' si hi ic Ii about Communist re pi es.iun, uk'nie'ii a' tt'no' n ha F'. Ii titala ii the author. lii addit Ion to his 1IQI1I S ,inteh uiuu.h,'i '.01101 itt. own .'sfn'ria'na'u as an in flhlililli flL \ lithhhIhithl Ki .inlui t 111.10. l-I'vt'uhti% w.0 nee ltis• alE'. •t.itiii l4iefliiii. in zertaini. wafting for his IamiI. tsireitn hii.,uku'.t.. tiee.niw. This Is the story of the man hn lit. '..iid '.iiis nil.' o lift bucked the oppreiske Russian ltwn it, liii'. Ihisi of ilitis gorrnmenI. and the book that 1111llitiL' IIL:N liiiit'.ti lii'. lhlliHil forceil the I. innmunlsts to loss .111(1 uliitis as a Set'. It.I 111.111 Vet ile'spuhi' ii'twu iii .atn him out of his homeland.) ttiilhi iii ti'ieiiti lwti,ithi.i'.t '.. NEW YORK - NEI , , l(tt".t" iii ii.a.fli'.I leadt'i'.. '.t.it a' I,ihor taihi;)'. - '.t Ito-li like' Ihet u I n 1st pr"ttecc".dl;'. '.'. '. cts, hali i• icaii ken ii 'cuthateil cciii t Iii liii U .111% as h I In' chalk'ne' "I LI a'Ji '.511' i'e'.pslituii '.i.'. i'. L,,'.'.ll i.. lets the '.'. fk'eif)lt' l,i,Iuu I"u..tui liii' pitch l'iislikuii j' l,ibei tss .11111 ,iIlfl'I i 0,111 iii.' leitli'ss I,,'., 'I',elsIea .111' 1.11)4 (1. i'.iui'tl it *author oil 'War auth le',ici'. (.1st'. '. '.'., i.'. tmi .iitul 4 ('etiir,IL'et,tLS ,)fiHI..Iii.)ti III III 1111111101''Sauia,iat,it, lhiisIi'.' , iil justice and t rann - c's 'n '.'. '. '. it iial,'r I', the i'stcni of iakini on liii LI-flhltiul $)iI's, ii' lilt, i,li ccci miLiat% l$1lR'' "Lilt' stilt'- 114.11's (it fill, Communist ciii handled - us in the gluricaui' pore it ,tthsi 10111 ccl liais'.i.iti \-.Iht.'S.u'.ii'i la',ach',, -'i-u' ii liti'i.ihtii cI bet c is 01) doubt tiu,ui The maui sehol tuillill'. liii'. Still fa'niis'. .15 600-paQ4. daflL.'t ciii'. title .is It itsi.I'. 11111111k, is espinsivt' Indeed ('tlflh('flti' III CIS WI '.IW.ii'tV II breaks an a" -some le.dav is SS-'.i'.ire.ld :tek' , .L.....I ,-,, ......I-• ..1 _..,.It.1%....... .11111 'ihi Stib'tiruit' ii \Je.-I Ii U( 0 ulIttlilL IIl'. l'i ,.:aal I IK'IlC'tI.iit'. I" liii' tult It 11 l(u'.si a greatest Ii'. in L ('u.niununisi diet .ituit sit p cc tiler ,• .. "Tbe (;Ul,IL i Uilih)t'!JLee lii, mii's'. tsMIk, that' (,uil . liii' hii'i hi zank diseti', iiIk'Il_'. e, .i,,.,_.i .,,. Ia,lg_iu ,IL '''I"'""- ' "'° ' "" -- " shall not till l'. 41 hit' Nov it tuiacuitinit'nt.iI l.'hlrianiUli' ill eu taut .i it'. p1 .''.a'uli itii St ,il in' ast net'.'. urk of slate k tahicci- camps - is 1101 htkt'l to presents ('liiiin lit' Sat'. lit '. iIWiflL I'S iul'.'iice that I hit' sss' ('main in the Inresvu',ihk' tt'u'i •s ,irbii;ii ,irut''.t'. liii tire l.ik'' most (of clut' iriucit and sl,i'.e' 1,11)4.1 Sect'hut'riits'. ti' cathurt litt'i .ii-s camps beguni not se will Stalin. musli'rpiccc's including "hit' file "uiuuh uhrI alur." but with First Circle.- the hook is thIfl' I.vntn himself soon alter the rn'd In bus homeland lt.al'.lat".ik'. Wt!((J pt'.'. (, in But a manuscript of "That' Russia in 1917. had (;iahig r - lttpa'largu. lit'. ,'..tite'tlitng Lenin', too boil Illi.%ki - •a'f ii,i' IC' •. at Ia tin " ,a. teitl% jaIahiI,t;tl in (usiau ciitnphitt''s LUll uIltI 5ittifl ill b'. ttit' \M(':' l'rvss n Parts. the Kremlin '.'. t'uld like to ii!Itwas carried chapter h. mare or forget - even it, chapter by a net'.'. ark of f)t't)' I hit". insist that West Get • pie' who know each other. mans- should continue to tratel. meet and have in Nan criminals t'omnvan the love of ltus'.ta Snlitwniiss n IuiCuiif$ai ate'. and admiration liar Soi,Iat'nsthe'. bituk subsi a nLia I s_ fl autobiographical excerpts - - _Itenlialty enpie qf the sthutetu it teal iii.' nature of \.MUit Hussian edition will the Iatt's that merged in ins hind lh.,ir s'.a back to fillt'(Maflalit% tea product' thus Soviet ('noun b the sanot, '' taemidabk' opxrnt'nl of time erel rmile. Commuteisi dictatorship. M,'an'.thitk', segna'nt ut While M'rvlflL as a captain "The' Gulag uchatix'hagu it t' of an artilheru baiterv in beamed daily In the Sot let World War II he ',as arrested Union in the Uussi,in in 1915 by the all-vigilant metacuti'spon- SeIERShl ifl acronym For I he language h scured I(adin Liberty and I:usstan viords "Ih'ath to West Germany's th'ulscht' SpIt's". Moscow's caunt.i-inVt'hIe, felhigence' organization Time' Soviet leaders are opularized by the James frantic. Their campaign of Bond thrillers. vuolen-e and virulence His rrtmen1k ,dcscr;bed again! Soithenilsvn is Stalin as "ktmia,n (thehos!.) I I• I it. ______________________ ___________ 1 ________________ :LI - ALI - me - II -- .. - -: ._ . -- - . uulrt. - __j ._ - - - __ rn mate of the slave labor them freedom and fiapptne. tsi Ifl , lidS snug hi out intelkctuals. liberals moeler• e'vewltrwsses and participat tc ciahsLs who dared in int surviving victims. 3ut'stion Lenin's and Stalin's For (keades the truth was ictaturship. stilled." Sol,henitsvn con' conLends. It was "so hushed up Many or the victims were and locked away that its all- members or the Soviet pt'arancc in its tuft Force' will Union's nationalitiesshock anyone' who (lid not Ukrainians. Latvians. Pstn know. nians, Lithuanians. Tartars ''The Gulag - and even (tiri'ignt'rs, in' Archipelago is more' than an cludmg Americans unparalleled chronicle or some 15 million men, women The vast majority were and even cli lid re n w ho guilty of no crime Tht'y were languished and pe'rushed in absolutely innocent victims liii' vast network of the Soviet of an inhuman totalitarian sysit'fli. Prisons ('amps issionary R ecalil-sB RENT __________ I This NCR 1 OKey i ELECTRIC AInQ Machine i $ u and apply rental toward purchase price of $159.50 I ________ . .- -- ' ' ' story told b;aliterary master of what it means In be state property as the Itussian people have become in the r ist - I.tnlilt '.1 collectivist society. A man of rare courage and moral 'nte'grii, Soliht'nitsvn has (feel)sympaths' for thi' virtints I lit'S (little' 11151' ItO tile' tiL iii tti ltte,,k hurl from i'hildru'n, ordinary s urkers wtiai umct' honed that communism '.vOU hi bring 4 S4HN ______________ .. - Od. 13 9"1 Itii j4 F ij If WAIt ItEFUGEfS IN CAMBODIA Huddle tinder carts to be presented soon In Sanford - what's in it for you? t Perspectives toward career, family, life conditions New Sell-Reliance in coping with problems and situations New Enthusiasm for work and responsibility and living New Awareness, increased sensibility to the Influences that govern your personal progress New Effectiveness in communicating thoughts, feelings and ideas to others In conversation, in conferences New Competence In making decisions New Motivation to reach for life's highest rewards New Belief in the importance of being an individual New Appreciation for the accomplishments of others New Freedom from boredom, pressure, tension and worries New Interest In people, in knowledge, in experience New Success in getting along with others, reaching mutual goals - ALEXANDER SOLZEIIENITSYN .,.He won round one McCLAIN SURVEYS ROCKET DAMAGE - In Phnorn Pooh by Central Florida institute New - z. 4- - 04, -- - noticed four nwri in white were McClain also wa told there be a major miracle if public always walking behind him have been 16,400 SVA troops s'.orshlpwas allowed," McClain until he reached government who have defected to the South commented. held territory, since the cease fire, "All the time I was in lied As for mainland China. LINOLEUM tCfl'itOF)' I had no personal until I noticed the men in white McClain said he Is debating RUGS were mu longer with me'," the whether or not to apply for a - s-os, major later reported. True to visa "With my record of antiCommunist feelings, they it - $450 his on promise the was firstto(lung he might not let ow in," he added9x 12 -17PP (lid his return give his Larger urea a life to Christ. "I ana not praying for God to comparable low prices While in Vietnam. McClain open the door to China for learned the North Vietnamese missionaries, but pray for the ARM YNA VY prisoners held by the South who tied of oppression to lift from SURPLUS were released in the prisoner the underground church which 310 Sanford Ave. exchange were not allowed by has struggled so long. It would the' NVA to return to their WE HAVE STATE FORMS fuinllie' but were mobilized in the southern end of North Vietnam. The fact that they had Henry Block has received better treatment would have been a propaganda 7 reasons why yoti blow If thet- had tx'.'ni allowed ti L 1 11 L7A, 5L 16W L& - -- ii i, iIita. nil III'. bun..,, Ilk - Days In Camb odia.00koft 1 0 . month 5 Pt For information call 869.1011 Central Florida Institute 411 Sunday, Feb. 17, 1974-7A The Sanford Herald lh JANI: ('AS,SEI,HEngy Count) Edito,- Although M S has mw ( atiubodia a blatant lie. 'Many 'God hunt apparently chosen, nIaissIi,nurles iii Vietnam, batalliuns of Viet Cong and to surround the village with his ('arnbodua or Laos it was in- orth Vtctmvunese are coming protectioti" Me Chain said. - - "(''JunhIIunlss Kill 139 trrt'steul in learning if a Into Cambodia and it is a multi'Several tune's appearances of (auuibodiarus" the headline systcinatc purge of national fight related to Peking angels protecting Christians reads Almost daul:- reports missionaries and religious - not an Isolated incident," he without defense have been .f civilains slaughtered by leaders has been carried out by said. reported Communist artillery and rocket file Communist groups in these' Although Cambodian and "Another case involved a barrage's on I'hiniotn Penh have (nuntries. Vietnains&' .oiitteal groups are South Vietnamese Anti)' major, beca,iie routine' OMS was also anxious to find poles apart, McClain reports whose wife became a Christian. To one American just out how it could best help fellow things are different in Laos, lie attended one service where returned from a fact-find'ng Christians there where leaders of the govern- lie was intrigued by the Gospel, tour of Indochina and Alter spending two months bent and Pathet Laos Cam. but had not accepted It, before Indonesia, the reality of the he-kirg on (IMS w ark in Java. Iuiunusts are brothers-in-lass he v as taptured In tttt' ('out satuatuan is tuitn hi Ii'a vi'. id UI lii'. lttdunt'sia. McClain lies'. out of The Vientiane Government anti uuiuiusts mind to ignore. The terror of Jakarta on Jan. 3 for Singapore. the Pathet lao have agreed in "his wife asked the past(.r ('oinnaanust rocket attacks on When he visited Phnom Penh, principal on arming the joint and church members to pra) ctvilains leaving dismembered he was shocked b>- the bombing couiamunust.r,on.comnnmunist for him or he would be killed, bodies of refugee children was .nil rocketing of noui-mnmlitary 2,000-moan police force in the "lie was chained and put on it recalled for The herald this targets by Communist forces royal capital of Luang Prabang starvation diet, lie urayed, week by the tie".- , Date McClain, Innocent men, women and and in Vientiane. 'Jesus, if you'll get me out of of OMS International, children are the victims of here. I don't understand you Mtflaun was in Ca.sselberry these attacks which seemmi to be These two cities have been very well, bull will follow you.' to preside at ttcotntmtuissiuning more' terror tactics than neutralized as part of a cease "lie got on a work detail and fire agreement a half-block of id two new 'missionaries, military strategy, Mt-Clam planneda route of escape, where McClain stayed hi planm Marvin and Reba McClain, i no said. When the time came, he tapped relation but will return In the In Phnom Penh he arrived at Vientiane the Pathet Lao another prisoner on the near future with his wife. Polly. the airport which was hit by contingent was moving into shoul'Jcr, but '.'.lwn he atto make Casselberry their enemy rockets only two days barracks close to those tempted b follow the major his iapersted by the royalist force. hount' before. Though life was .'lothing caught on the wire, Forced to retire as field McClain found that although causing the cans to rattle and evnimingly going on as usual, many Christian leaders were alarming the guards, He was director of OMS (formerly freshly-dug graves give grim Oriental Missionary Societ - t lestutnony that five or six killed by the Communists recaptured, but the major got work in Indonesia because of baUillions at lied troops were during 195341, there seems to away, be nitorganized purge at his health. McClain made the only a short distance away, "lie travekd for nine days present trip to transfer operations there McClain took photographs of through Communist-controlled However, he said, there has It. new personnel and to survey the destruction within one been a brutall'.- efficient territory moving at night. He' the plight of missionaries and kilometer of hand-to-hand Systematic purge.o1 clyji Chrltt1a)rtt'Ur'WW'ft1; 'lIghtim. .government leaders, lie Iii. torn nations of Indochina. TheUS 'Embassy inPhnom tt'r'.'iewed A.11ance A teterarn of iui1sup work In l'elin had ordered wives and missionar es onarues i and aath's while Southeast Asia, tie was in China children of United Slates in South Vietnam and learned Owen it fell to the Communists nationals to leave the country,that 11 American missionaries and man' of has lriencs were but mnan missionary wives are thought to have died In that executed, tortured or inn- chose to remain with their nation prtsone'd. husbands In 1965, the pattern o.' perMcClain said he found a Alliance missionary Frank dm secution of religious leaders in greater spirit of unity among Irwin iold McClain of a China was copien and given missionaries there than he had Christian village located in the highs priorlt) during the ever seen. Highlands north of Saigon, an Comautaunust coup in Indonesia, McCh&aln called the term area where a school for -which fortunately failed "civil war" as applied to iitlssionary children was for. itierly located. _Thi' V(' ,aial '%XA trops trued unIsUet'e-SSfUll) iirany tunes to Tlw'ru' were an e'1unmatt'ci 118 occupy the village, but were million motor vehicle dri unable ho, they said, because vt'rs' licenses in Force in the each night "soldiers dressed In United States during 1972, The World Almanac says white" surrounded It every Thirty-live states had more night and It was brightly than one million drivers' -illuminated." Even non. licenses issued. California Christians moved Into the issued 12.6 million drivers' village for Ixotcction against licenses; New York had some 8.4 million. Texas, 6.5 million: the Communists, l'ennsylvania, 64 million: The only weapons in the Ohio and Illinois had some six stilage were two side arms and million each, Michigan, 5,2 %illaw,ers knew- nothing of the million and Florida had 4 4 - men in white" million drivers' licenses- - - for income tax help, - Reason 16. We'll try to do everything we can to save you money. After all, we want your business again next year. -- - - - -.-- -- - - -- !-1 - ______ 1: - ULOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE - SANFORD 39 E. FIRSTST. Opens Sunday McCLAIN RELAXING ,..During interview LONGWOOD 903 N. HWY. 1792 No Appointment Necessary - - - - - - WOJJ) A1J1A.NAC FACTS 0 If you are SICK &' of county government for the few (controlled by certain real estate, insurance, contractor, and drug sales interests) then listen to the many individuals and I - groups who are asking to be heard but are ignored by callous government officials. QueUie? * Do you believe the county commissioners have wasted taxpayer's money fighting municipalities? I I * Do you want the county commissioners to spend 6.8 million dollars for expansion, with people out of work and inflation running wild? - 1: '- , Y 4- . -- - 7 . * Do you think the assistant county attorney should get upwards of $70,000.00 per year drawing up IMPORTANT NOTICE BONA-FIDE FARMERS oppressive and undemocratic ordinances? 1 * Do you believe the county commissioners abuse their power in "home rule government'? I * Would you vote for these five men again? TMU;ETs '( Ht COM MUNIS'I' ROCKETS - Cambodia civilians qLpq Address "Behold He Cometh" Tear out this half page-answer the questions-and mail if to: Committee to Resist Oppressive Politicians Box 182, Geneva, Fla, 32732 I Youth Revival S We kd 13e Suu 04 Rane 1I 13id Veh. I Come - to the.' Ci* ezen"s Rally for Government for the People I ISO 16V WOU0 Ta P to FREEWILL HOLINESS CHURCH 804 Mulberry Ave. Sanford 7:30 p.m. Beginning Monday, Feb. 18 Through Feb. 24 Sanford Civic Center, Thursday, Feb. 21, 7:30 P.M. Evangelist, Elder Lawson Tom Binford and Bill King, candidates for County Commission, will speak and answer questions. If You Need A Ride Call 322.4558 or 323.0411 Also speaking will be guests from other civic groups. Ruby L. Wilson, Pastor For information call 349-5438 or 349.-593 PedAde.OyCROP * Any person owning or leasing land which is used primarily for bona tide agricultural Are you pouring money uown the drain? purposes is required under Sec. 193,052 FIa, St. 1971 to make a return thereon to the If you have all your savings dollars in a passbook account, even one of our high. County Tax Assessor by April 1, 1974 to have earningpassbook accounts, you could have a money leak. You could be earning more if you invested a portion of your savings in our "big yield" savings cer. the property classified for AGRICULTURAL ASSESSMENT I f a LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES tiIicate. Sure, we know everyone needs the instant availability of passbook savings, but you also need to work out a long-range savings program that earns maximum interest. Build your passbook account up until you have enough for a An attempt has been made to send return forms to all known persons owning agricultural property within the boundaries of Seminole County. If you have not received a form, please request return immediately and file with the Tax Assessor before April 1, 1974. savings certificate, and with our low $1,000 minimum, that doesn't take long-then start rebuilding your passbook account so you can buy more. Corn. to FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE and 1.1 us help you slop the money leak, FIRST FEDERA If you purchased any additional agriculture land, you must make a new applicationeither at office in the Courthouse or Branch Annex in Seminole Plaza, TERRY GOEMBEL, TAX ASSESSOR SEMINOLE COUNTY SANFORD SANFORD to OVIEDO • LONGWOOD • WINTER PARK • ORANGE CITY --------- - - - -- --r- - ------------ . - - '-- -; -- ----. - -, j: . ?-. -_.. - ' -. -- -7-.:---- - -- .' ' . - :_ - OF SEMINOLE .. • CENTURY PLAZA 'Opening Soon - - ,- - - - - - -.' - - - - - - a, - - •- .. - - �,__, J 1S%_. See - - - - ' --- - - - --. - .- - , - ----- 'r1r --- -- - 1 •-,---'---- - • - __ --=T — -.- --.-- -- --: -- -= -- i - - ---- I - - - 1r----- -' - - 1.. : F Over I"' Fives Oviedo, Ocoee S The Sanford Herald If . . Cudas, Darters In OBC, Finals .,", I it I I ' I IIl.El (;lU;ER Herald Correspondent 04 -' -i..'.. r ~,l~ \, I ~ ,* , - I.s ( c _ I i - ' -:.- ~ ' —--- --. C____ i F1' - - - - - ,: n' - pot S i } .2 11 By mi: tsSoCli:i rttss r4l Bunnell 72 Baldwin 48 Jacksonville Trinity 71 Jack '= ',onvifle Maranatha bi -. . ' . ts" sonville Paxson J9 W. - Jacksonville University Christian 56, Jaeksoni'itlr Spotli Temple i CrcscrntCity6Z,Jacksonvflle t ç , - " -, P. ' t .1 - , " 11 - People who let down their hair live thti. Ihej'Ve fl '1b'flg. hitch hiking and camping all the way to Daytona from all over to ' 1i - - _1 I I J -, -' - - ' - -: -- - .• - . -. - oiie 500 A Spectacle - e Scorec - Yule 107 Cornell 7 72 Penn 75 Harvard 68 Worcester Tt-ch, 64, Coast Uu,r,I ' 5OCT11 Morgan St 71 N Carolina A&T 65 ' ' and Lakeland was given - '- '- - - ,- - -- A - ' - ' r -. - - - * I - _/ ______ - UIHIST U rlosa*7 Simi 641 N.m 6& S DakcitaSt, 67 N"rttiwcstt'rn 81, Bcthei 63 N,tkt't2,M,r-.igideI ni ii' 1' I k St 67 %• t S. i.ir.Ota - ,)aAoLl ,-d, - • - - - - - -- - - -- - - . • - - - - -. • - - ,, - - ' - - - - - - . - ._ - ' #4..I. - r 44 - - . -, -- I - - ,- -• \ .- • 1 %. , - ,-• TROUBLE ON THE FIRST INFIELD TURN _______. ___"___ .Actor Paul \ewnuun gets rude welcome _-_ - - _ __-. - W___ __ . - FAX WW thegon S161. UWu 57 ('- f Or- .ful4i 53. Bilise NI, 51 I.,). SL Ii, San DK-?ho M. 52 IJaruoSt (,"izga 55 , 1 i,,- , q '!.. L --- u'owojn thetnJj,The stands are too riowid and you prcbeb!y won't like what they - ikeThere's r4in gear. o:"Cloe et-tatkt rtxreenjv,sie San - -.-. - -•.,-. • - . eiub- Seattle 72, IkUwdine 71, 'ivrrtlme i')tegun (ni 1! S Oregon 6-4 rdt('---ine --- - ' ,(n Ui t,tdll maybe not IJO'UDk * rinctaco - --- j" - 3 4 50 2 0 3 I S 0 0 0 0 0 0 ii 4 12 second and third quarters Overloaoffing the zone to one fl sIdHigtulder Lake Hiliftlartol P vil an posite grain fd racer,hangbackinlheearly going n cattle cars strewn all over the place S 2 II Roll In the first period the t we tied at six, and It) all before using a nifty turn around as if some ungm, god were TP 2 14 5 I 12 Late : Prep y 14 Highland 21 5 1121-43 Allison Says Chances have solved earlier had they 1 00 3 u us. it -- wa,tched the aix-man Porsche -, Good For '500' Win .- The •M 1 7 F PT TP I. -: • 31 I, is -. - - - - -• - '.. - • •, _____ "Med Squad" driiiers, many of whom have little or no road course experience had L)AYTQUA BEACh, Fla. Ala, "But it takes luck to win. It iroublu. coming out o t,te tntIs. i Ah'i Bobby Allison who was on mmiy 31 50 far." onto thu. high-banked number wins money and friends wher Hisl9i3Lainarowasnotupto ne turn on the Th.Oval part of ever he races, figures he has a par (miii the start of the the course, pre tty good chance to make modified race, keeping him instead of powering mnorcof both bt'foreSpeeul Week Irvin racing with Maynard Tmsmoothly through the turn to ends with the 1275,000 Daytona yer's Mustang Hand Paul Had. timallenge the high wall tilt the 5w Sunday. ford's Gremlin. But they both Lrn for maximum speed, the Allison won the Permalex 200 broke down, and Alhson nursed turns were taken tamely, and umiudified re with Its ,750 his car to victory by more than somnetinies dangerously near prize Friday and is one of the a minute over another veteran, u4 Ihetxittomwhich provided a lot limp fa vorites in Pcrmatex [kWayne Tin) Fund of of excitement, but not for mnodufied cars today, aswell Cross, SC, also in a Camaro L - r r 3 00 u ; 1*7 1 - 'j - a .,' .0 __ ____ - m, — ' j- - - - .! '' '. % _r"- • — - I ' - ib ~- __ "Ij'ç=_l-j1111 i— - ' ' [lr .-. - - I - - - .I4['! - •.T'- L ---- - U ... — - -- -_- 11 ''' ' sPlNt ('l' L1;A\'C'-.,G 'i'IIE INFIELD Why is all this happening to me' =M ti - - - 'A ,: - ' w1r necessarily as ,asthemmialncventfortatemodel expect from professionals sedans Sunda> richest stock The leaders learned soon, miir ra&'t' ever run. and imi short order the race was well in the hands of Just a few driver. ___ - --.---- • - V I ___ ll- ____ — '!"' - -----________ - - "My chances are pretty good to imiuke it a triple," said the 37year-old driver h'vn hlueytown, Maynard Troyer started out going guns looked MV-71 I I AMR~ 11 m like if sure spoiler, but if Sports iranss;ussuon failure tin the 15th lap just as he was leaving the inlielul put tuliui out of the race. I 'aul Radfoni, who was never n Brief coimipetitive with Troyer's ____________________________ I Chevy, came on Ft*' a brief i fl r,ulcI Photo i)', ILin (,llmirtin) lmart n) By The Asiocuasd Press i Gi INQUIRE ABOUT OUR 8, SPOC101 Weekly Rates - ByXMINCH"WA Illerdd - tegas ,t TekehxI. Youllrneed Morain Dn LaPQ. R Lapp, .1 .s ,j,,,fl,j 10 1k L and promptly lOUflu NuUblum where Smathers cashed in on Parsons himself face-to-face with no backdoor lay-ups during the Totals those It took five or six laps for it* -'eaders to handle the course correc tly,a problem they could - Boone Cindermen Burn Hounds 48 r ri PT TP S I I? Crmr,rnlns throwing thunderbolts for his personal fun and pleasure. -' '' UI t The Saints were in the ball resembled family autornotifla. Davis and Jim Flannagan hit • Hounds could have broken it - ' SOUT1100T Ma'be watching loin two), MI's the bad art. o instant t_ . ~ )our;m catt-h it on `R' Later. but that falls short wher. trytrig- to -viviely Jimcribe to noril, p-ling ract friends who ask reverently for &alys. !f you forgot. That's simple; lie. Make detaiLd wit I hahl '(4'1 lb.' most f;uitht;c stors' game for one and one-half tpartm before Highland found crosseourt passing lane open Camaros and other - ______ earMitethat, flU wol*bjy be the urtly way fijid eaacfly what happened on him Mr when method actor From continuing Ins personal dr-ems. No waY He soon afterwards spun out, leaving the Infield portion of the , t. a • Irac, i ,. IfIJUTY r nity Ff? T Allison, as always the smart i9V.,T !,-ZJ" -..~,Zq -A-4f-- ,.rlf." exotic locking Gremlins, \.r ,- of course, wasn' t enough to stop the intrepid angry sounding and - • ith That, '- - ' - Lake Highland Dumps Trinity - By Day. Week Month - DespiteSeminole's defensive effort quarter which has been proving 1mm be their downfall, There was a marked dif- -- -,':-, PINTOS -MAVERICKS MUSTANGS TOR INOS .- 'fiUSIiw' IS ON ITS WAY - - - FORDS -. fly JOHN CHEIIWA herald Correspondent . • - A it. - - '- • I all 12 5 - - - J Jacksonville 100 NF l.nw .-,,•,., - - ' 'i pat1enh1vwaatiacars-andthekinsregone,gajn IL'preparetL iii I dr% Dantgothl)avtonalf)ourarseanttakeit That'safact At ner time will the nounIouder than during the Me. u. courm. Nflv rrvel in the raw. But don't try to build imy left convermum during the entlire race. What youll rw*mber 6- a I. . -- RENT NOW1 - St. 93 per-king thins at rares end But, that, too, is worth it. Something Clements 5'° Corso T.Sali . i-- ----- -- - ,amIpj is ~ 1 tlTh*' - vmai $ L_. - - so ' - - 2 II 17 1 11 bushels of turnover-s Via sloppy IIiJtM hallhandling and bad pai,_s fSike hi spite of it all Sanford was Schmidt uill in the running with 5:45 left N eumann when htuui hit a lay-up after O'Brien Telsm 1 - - I -' - -- - During Final Quarter Donohue, Allison Winners; In' Champion,'Mod Squad Runs - -. EW - . .0 F0TA TP Rt,i Z,u,um WMhflQI N1. - - I Sanford narrow the gap to 41.40. After - - Brown 71 ltoluinbma i - - .,)C - : : -r n THE ASS4K'IATED P8Is EAST Princetumi83,i)art,Iiout)i47 - - -, -:-•; Fag The Daytona SOOLS a spcctade. There's a race to guve it an excuse. tiinghair-s will be playing with Frisbees, tometimes obtmvio'.i.s to all that Is happening around them-that Is, unkss theres a spectacular. sliding, metal grinding crash. Everyone immediately. it secmn, se s's thus', except for the same kind at person who wiUwatcha boring football game all afternoon only to miss the gamc-w inning touchdown pass. Red Necks and long Firm' Daytona fans, whose Ice chests will be full, attested to k distended bclicvs, bare shirts if the sun's out dunni: it's h-bruar) thin1 , sitting on lounge' chairs or standmg with hands shading eyes to follow every move of the race. They are true devotees. Wes barbue end the men congregate atop the camoer to watch. It's ructhi.'s Woodstock. Sometimes srt, - - '.'- - Li always happening A tight, a card game, a wdd, itwdstraiibte to find the kinds Just as a free space opens ii th line ( I - :. :- - - u't' tin re fl are the pcopie who don't care about c pete' some of their home brew in the tanks and make It there in fine shape. and maybe some have considered that. lInt it trast oti U be able to walk .tt.io'ai and t,i.i t.i.t to mii1t with Lt' grandstand crowuluig course,)x)u'iIpaIormtbyhavirosmtforhow-s whiktheinhieliJ ' - ... Ocala Forest 66, Buchholz 1. 1-2! - problems, which included an illness that led coach Joe Mills to reflect that he possibly should not have started the senior playmaker. Russi did not have a good night and was not his flashy usual self, As a result nobody else had a good night - , HIRALDSCORIIOARO . Fails Defense T w islik: 0 176 ___ 4 10 16 11-S .k) l.usai also had his • ,Ii , Hound' s -- -- respectively, hut it couldn't 660 but at thai point it did ninj d$h no1Mn to the , °p the total the Brat squid The distance races I''WX)f) . With tile exceptlot) (if James faindiar (Ttm country rwir*rs Itigh School Track &-W field Mikell Rw Iluunila were without records wt'reestabhshed but ti sprimers a.id In the distance Ilenistresser. lie heal Kenny wusn t vnoui ,u to Oerro,ne caUIg.7ry they were hurt I)'irc,ari and Mark Uinisquu't by sIs 'f- nor 11""w squ i'I as I'sui tIm rrc4i sulk rio iiulk'l • '1w half uimujuim in the twii (hit' HOJI1IIs ilrimppez, their tmgummuenis :t his foot, s,die' while I)wiun 4Mt' The (areyhousws In the trile by Alan Stults. ,,, huh ) I if 3li rOl two tweepi. ow at fGO and the The team will travel Lfitgaoih N oke their uwr- filtim2l tither In the pole vault. Glenn Apu*'rw-bday in its it 10 mar s in Intermediate (Xi" Testy lravti and lkiinhs i Fit iiil ( pli t (Jtifl,' 'uirtib 's and pole ault tiut' I I ne tsst p rei the ---- se r "--' - .. , - - - . . - .- ,Ter-, - '•-.fl-,-----=w -,' -- .. -- - !'fl.It_'t-r. T1' .;; ; ii - ". -- - .. - - - mill • moom sE~OPPOW~ --L= - .• = r;TF_. -_"'.:~-__7_' k AW+_ 7 -- -P"? . .Tr, - RO WR I"ACE 'I 1)1' AtE, OR. HIS IS ALL Vs G NASCAR's newest leaves race after this I lerald Phtitos By J Rchardsi .• T -, ' - RJ aordtdf reurro. 'Jps but kit for good to give Allison the race. Tiny Lund finished second with John ilrvant and Dennis Giroux • -"uiiing in 11w next two slats. • '" fl''-" . ' -,-- - -- - ''" - - - ON Cwtoch Bud Asher of the Florida Sharks of the World - Foutbiall tiunal )'ootbali Leaguc s los a r' #clrlg lllovte for Ow %vtff&n actor i nool veteran driver P sent speculation us 10 hits finish (*1 t-nough utter 13 laps of the ' circuit mit' --------------------• - .- _,___,._.,-.----..-r -z... Angeles Hams lad year until tie broki,a leg. Burke. a 6.5. 2Xquounder front South Carolina State, was Nth pick in last month's college draft. - - -.. I,eague has announced u'llulotd. lie apparently haod the club's --' - • JACKSONVILLE. Fla the signings of running back E ar Scott and -lineba cker Allcion s tune for the race Raymond Burke. 's.,snnchour,46nilnutesi*nd28 5(of 5-foot-I, 1 pounder, seconds for a '38.879 mph ay at Bethunokman ,average. llmmIk and was with the Na Nw;ii4,n s Pinto started in Ind position and runiors of & Habla Espanol '"e,i,d- J WlW_r - s - - ' -- • - -. - - " -- - 0 Sanford 323.7600 or 32k. 1481 Winter Park Orsando 644 8914 After Susine;s Hours 322-035i - - -- DAILY AUTO RENTAL$ tr - - Jack saw 1974-9A i.)man was without one of Its open in that period but a top ball handlers, Greg Rawlins disastrous two of six from the . f"M* # and Its most accurate shooter, line, including two one-and-one LONGWOOD the last time the Al Latimer, Friday night due to situations stopped any hopcs of — Down by ference from 18" ~_ : 4 r only unie point going into the two squads met when the illnesses, that. final quarter the Lyman Braves finished on top 79-51 In the last Greyhound-Brave The third period was a repeat . 0 0". = ~~ - — . deFense succumbed to a stuurp In Friday night's game the encowiter the Longwood live of the previous periods with 0 *1 .. t -.. - ____ ----..,.-k L shooting quintet of Boone Hounds were hustling on were without Randy Wright and three points being the largest I _ Mo. _111111` - - IU Braves, losing the quarter 28- defense and not being beaten on Al Cleveland. foothold. • 10. and the game 7910, " -m—i Randy Faber proved to be a the fast break as they did In A ~., , :k_ In the game that was much their pI'vious meeting. deciding factor for the winning Going into the last quarter the S closer than the score indicated. One hey to the Greyhounds Braves as he led the game in Greyhounds were down by nor the Lyman cagers proved they staying in the game as long as scoring with fl.l"abersaw little but two quick baskets by could play Metro ball with the they did was the off-the -bench action in the third and fourth Richard Handwerk and Tyler [jest of them, as they kept even performance of Carl Gadson. periods due to foul trouble. Hayes put Boone in front to FIIOMTIIESTI\Ifl' 1)ONOIIUEHASTHELEAD with the Braves through the Lyman's big gun, Randy stay. With the score 57-52 the Gadaon, who has been seelng .. .Takes $41001) r('tir(•mneflt victory in Porsche first three quarters limited action recently. catne Wright also ran into a difficult Hrave reeksf off eight straii:ht As has been the case in off the bench to ad as chief foul situation, thus nec- points to Like home the bull I leruki Photo By Roger I lodges alumiost all past games the playmaker In addition to Be. c'rs3ltatIf benching him. game. Hounds were blitzed in one curate shooting. For the Greyhounds Bernard 14 HIRALDSCOFCDOARO -- Wright was the top man on the score chart will 16 poInts. •,,, Bandy Wright finished with a o -r.* i total of 15 and Cleveland tallied ''' 00 Ic Robb I 00 1 12. 1 00 I Bernard Wright's work was ra. II 00 fl 4 3 4 iS dune entirely from the inside Hectmafi • Eldred 0 72 2 Hands 400 12 would asswne more of a poet sr mngIlsd 00 3 A., position. Cleveland scored most T.Iais 3' 54 7' By J RICHARDS the four scheduled races to deter-mine who was the best all-around of Us points from more than 15 I By Dour. 5-roguM jumper, opened upa 14.10 h1era1dSportuF4Itor driver in the world, !ead feet. $0 PT-A TP herald Staff Writer that mushroomed to 21-16 at the That, of course, still open to debate, especially since winner e game was a two-to-four Cadscri 3 31 Ijsti':i to that sound It's almost like a race at Daytona; the end of the First period, 8 3 00 Donohue retired Immediately after crossing the final line for his point bull game through the Hudson higtm banks are there: the twisting, turning Infield course makes When you mess around with, 4 01 I2 hli,tiland outscored the Saint_i first three and-one-half quar- CtveLn.1 It ninch-favoreti win. R. i i i 15 "Number Two," you're liable to in a low-scoring second frame, more exciting; and look at all those cars out on the course all But, it wasn't a race. Only David Pearson made ow wtioie show ters, with Boon.? usually on top, Cole I 00 3 six, five or four of them, depending on how many you last counted be taught a lesson. So It was 9.6, and slowly built up a 30-fl but 0 01 0 a race and he was running dead last, with Donahue threatening the Hounds had their G6UI before you wilted off to sleep. Britten to when the Trinity Prep Saints half-time lead. 0 00 0 4 moments too. take him on the fmnalfew laps. So, with typical NASCARsohen 4 14 18 traveled to Lake Highland Prep TheSamntscould manage only The First annual International Race of ChampIons had all the style flair, Pearson zipped throught the plastic bamers before IIn n the first quarter the T.s *4 a 24 ingredients for success. The name drivers. Richard Petty, turn and took on the aeCOrKJ-III-U*. six more markers In the third lead eIther team could Ss'one one on the world4ajr,oiu td-oval and skipped the infield *o nil 25-?s Class AA highlander-s of period on buckets George FoRmer, David Pearson, Bobby Unser, A.J. Foyt and, of portion of the course — twice — to 5 14 1111%1-11111 manage was low' points and Lymin make a good showing, course, the slickest of them all, Mark Donahue were all In their Orlando. Highland used a Walt Morgan and Rick Lapp, "I-•---iustwantMtn"'.s6'rar'.i-aøiu.r was , ui . ----.----•-----.'-•,"h.JI..li...... "identical" Porsche Carter-as, and this was the last and biggest of "."""'balanced scoring attack and wtiileflighland hit forllrnore. Bobby Allison did not reply later to his win buckets by on one subject. churned out a 64-42 win over the The Highlanders are now -4 Paul Newman's inauspicious Wright the Greyhounds had Saints Friday night. and have a tight grip on the entrance Fri to taken a 4-0 advantage. NAS(ARs i .• - . second place dot in state A/s SteveSnuathersledthehiigh. . . ... . - Modified Road Race in the landers with Most of theperiod wast 15 points, Billy standings. '--. Pennatex 200 later Friday. lie as a baffle between Cleland Saints suffered their and Faber I 1., probably never saw Newman, Davis added 14, Phil Cayl) and with the Boone 64' center Bill Anderson 'lZ1hIossoftbeyearandhavem5 who threatened only himself in strpsho erwmnnlngtenpoInts chipped in 12 apiece with wins to their credit The last to eight. :-: the race. Anderson collecting a dozen time the two teams met this IOn the hr-st turn of the race nd rterwumuch rebounds. year, Trinity nearly Uh)let tAke "--Newmiuun got a rude awakening along the same lines and at one Spunky Pal Crimmins hit for thithiand coming within two, . to the art of leaving the course, point with 4 remaining the 17 points to lead all scorers with 4644 -* ~ - riv M.1-getting a nice ding in his pretty (,reyhcunds were up 28.28 after Whim a Wright a.'flw HERALD SCONI IOAS D WithZeulIguardedckulydfl suffered his two worst nights of night and Clements driving Into the season in succession. the teeth of a pair of 6'7" giants As far as that goes the locals the locals were in need of in their last two court dates omno else to hit from the have looked more like the outside and open UP the January squad that dropped Seminole attack, Randy Brown eight of nine contests in one hit two points but the junior string. Any rei,cubLance to the forward seemed overly team that defeated Bib Eight reluctant to put up the toughie Mainland by a solid 14 numerous open shots given him point score Is only to be found in by tts' sagging l.akeland zone. the tcun's umf(rms -- Episcopal Monticello 63, North Florida II a L J Christian oy j ,c,cnards 1. Bradford es, Trenton MacCLay' 60, St. Johns .c Herald era Sports Editor Tavmres 77, Eustis 59 I Clear-mont &t, Mount Dora 72 Jacksonville Sandalwood 5, Don'tlet them fool you. The Daytona 5 is alive and well and Lake City will soon make its annual Bacchanalian Appearance Sunday Orange Park Palatka despite 5(1 n,:is t'tri loped off the race program to fuel. Sotii 6s If )ouru' a rate fati, or ml oure not a race (an but are goin g Jut'kst'nvmlk Fletcher 69, sny.,as, that won't matter at all. For the drivers, it'll only be a Jatkson'ulle Forrest 61 little less ttmne spent jockeying the super-speedway defl)0fl3 Jacksonville white 6.4, Jackaround the tri.oval. For the ruc promoters, there 13 some doubt sonvtlle Jackson of a bigger crowd than last year's 103,000 plus paying fans, Lake Weir 114, Dwineflon 80,000 paying customers is the new predk'ion. Citrus '1 Wildwood 56 At least the infield will In all probability be full. That's where Tallahassee of Florida 60 ths real race Is. Even if ycu don't watch the goings on in 360 Pm) degree ponorama, there's enough to entertain, amuse and Daytona Mainland 67 Gainso(rwttn3esturnyowflach.[)onotgointoinflehJljghuy esvilk43 , - -1 _... ~ ~ . ... ~~ I - - mii2ima~ - gh ;7- i! . to just twofield goals for thu Dreadnaught ' s passing the foul line and Clements that it was just like they sayIn ttresening and only two points attack to Iluxun during the grid added eight more with six from the mwtes thats all she in the final half of phi) season teamed up with the six the char-it) stripe. wrote Lakeland got two long LAKE For a tepiti With hlixun blanketing 7uli foot Junior as he added 19 on a however in the secand half jwnpers from Baker and Hizon that is not supposed to play the rest of t he Th1X had dif. lint' assonmncnt of soft jumpers bolt, Clements and Zeull had to and then the same duo hit a let defense, i.akcland faked It ficult) picking up the slack in (rommi t'e side .nid iiear the foal be taken from the contest to of baseline shots to get eight of pretty well Fr*da) night to scoring as the entire Seminole strips. is old fouling out Both had the ten in the streak while dump the Seminoles by a 6051 contingent managed irnl 16 Although the) dropped the three personals in the liNt half Sem ole in offered but a Jumper score that avenged n earlier buckets for the night while contest by nine the locals were and both left with their fourth by Washington in retaliation. toss t the Sanford club in the thick of it until the last late In the third period when the w Lakeland bagged f tb 3:51 to play in the game Using a box and one set up, Stanley hiuxon was the man of four uusunutes. Sanford trabbed emnino1es were down b a slim the remainder was academic. the DreadnaughLs had low' the hour to., the host Polk a 28-26 halftime edge that was 37-36 count. With the two Both Zeull and Clements players in a modified zone and County club as tic not only had a imuutIy a rcult of good work at mainstays on the bench wound up tops for the locals in inothcr, Stanley hiuxon, trail successful outing in defensing the ctuirmty sbri* by Zeull and Lakeland took advantage of the the scurin, taltgory getting 12 Senunoic's scoring ace John /.euJi but also led all scorers senior Ion 4 Jlii Clements. ItUatlon and rolled off i 10-2 each (oflu,ed by Drown with Zeub alt over the floor. The with 21 markers. Baker, In the Opvnlz1i h-mail Zeuft scored spurt th at put the Dread. ten. Zeuli wa he ld to the same result was holdm the SanfoJ who was on the t1irwing d r ten por.t;-eIgtui of tiwni from naughts up 51.42 with just 3:51 total in tIll- Thbe's leers to emnaining Seabreeze and thusly has I)A', (lI.tInTI\ Herald Correspondent Jacksonville Wolfson 72 ft4Jacksonville Parker Jacksonville Itebault 78 ' Jfl .it Jacksonville htaines Jue . . II 12 11 1- -# 0 ._ Sa Lakeland Defenses Tribe, 6Om5 Jacksonville Tech 81 - It - . -F!bn.iy 17, IP? . I - ' _ ji Apopka Prep Cage Scores , - dtu = - I - " - , I V~014;0#1 41 ,, 'IL 1. -~=~ - _- - ', L -ffirruM..., =:..; _iE t_;j~.~-~.r~f~-:~,~t.-.f.-~----~ L- At~,~11it -;M- -~ - __ * &AZZLI, ~_-il i , ;--- , , G. Mike Williams was good for an easy luyup, this was Followed by Terry Jacksofl 13 i trys to stop Ronnie Bridges ( lleraId Photo by Lee Geiger) .- ~_~_ ---11V -.4 ,;: --..-_ - J -1 -1-I--- -..--.i -- -, - ~ ----~__-__ -mf ~__ ____ - ~ ~-_SjM __ .--_1_ i 1,4_- ~- - _A11 .__-___ . . -- --- I ,. the 5:05 murk Eddie f"_ remainder 01 the nair urom the bench, as they could not take Itrowdy pmnped one in (ruin 20 the chance of their "star" ed (cet out, this was follow by a picking up number four. nd fast break bucket by liru ige With Hightower out, Ococe and the Cudas were clinging to surge by the Blue Men put them was able to get back into the is narrow 4240 lead. ilie period ended with the up 12-8 with 2:33 left tor go in tit game and only trailed by three at half tauie, 26-23. Long range margin up to Four, but the lions initial period. bombs by Terry Jsckson and Alter a Iticky Maxie basket could not conic back because oF IA-0 Jones, coupled with the point deficit, cut four it lo ' a a "King''. William by name inside work of Britt and Maxie Willie Nichlson dosed out the The afro-tipped guard took the center tap From Williams scoring in the period with a -- were big factors in Ocoee's and went in unmolested for an ciriing lay-up leaving the count nimneback. The third period was one of .it 14-10. elms) two points surges. First the Cardinals From that •, he went hlightower came out like he closed to within one iii 28-27, ml'' 'a dribbling exhibition as was going to single l'aridedly then the Blue Darters ran of the Codas played stall ball or iii the game For A popka Two eight points as compared to the final eight mntflutt' of the quick turn arounds in the first only two for the Cardina ls logo game, '[tic Lion's were forced to foul mijinute of play and Apopka was ba ck up by seven. But, by the end of the period in their vain effort to get the I'll top by eight at 10-10. holding was detected on the Ocoee was right back In their ball away fr-nun the quick. kinilict Kin.: lt iue if this ii' -1 jiri r at the #5 mark and and i'nv traikd by a single lead K- ('U4ias lit storing with it %%"s forced ti watch hut' basket at 39-37. 17 points or, only three baskets. H E RALD SCORE BOARD tlit' (twr 11 caine frc'iii the t harity line. Ocoee Now Smyrna FO FT TP FO FT TP The final shot of the game 1 1 5 Thomps onI 0 7 Jckwn was a toss by Patterson at the iones 3 0 6 chandler 0 I buizer from past the hail court Drift S 7 I? K ong 3 ii 17 1 0 1 Mathis lint', the ball hit nothing but Mi.ie $ 0 10 0 0 10 WilIiam% Mifall and Cobb. twine Inc a sensational but Jenkins I Ii SI yesais Totals 22 IS 4) 11w six point lead by the tuttle two points. i.isltou's was maintained The Cudas will he meeting APOØI Oviedo FO ri TP $0 FT TP throughout the prsod and they Apopka in the finals of the , 1 20 H'ghtoer 7 i Is cow took it into the dressing room at tourn), and It will he a rubuer 8 6dqrs 3 0 4 Patterson I 0 IC luihftiiiue, the count being 34-a. iusatch for them. The Blue Cook S I Ii 3 0 4 7 0 ii PICkS 3 0 4 11w tl.;sest 11w Lions, could Darters to*d t ook tiltfirst 0 3 Mf(AII I.... .1---------------......urn 1 3 4 u u nr i'on engagement Delore before Falling falling Pcos I C 7 2 I S to a single bucket mind-wa) victuni the second tune aro'ind. Totals 14 S 13 TeSais 26 $ 7 tO 1311 11-51 Pd Smna throuti the third period. ii iê U Il-C2 Friday against Ocoee. Oco., The tie breaking third ganw hclWcefl Oviedo and A popka (ailed to materialize as the Lionshere upset in the nightcap of the seiuuuf inUL% of the orange Belt T4urn4InIent, 6247, New Smyrna Beach. The opening game of the twin, bill that was played Friday night in the Oviedo gym, saw the Blue Darters edge out it scrappy (.)coee five, Both Apopka and Oviedo had ended the season in a lJat.foote'J tie For First place in the coll. re with marks of 8-2. It lent't, had been hoped that the Iwo ould meet in the finals, since they were in different brackets nil -uld vt tel tgt'lh'r hefire tliiii. Tile Lion's had Wite defeated the 'Cudas during the season, hut New Siuiyrna found Itiat the third tiiuue was the charm ar. they lead .very SIC') of the way. Opening baskets by Jerr) Maths and Jeff lute gave the Codas a 4.0 lead after the f irst two minutes of playing time. leon Cobb countered with if jumper from the key to cut the margin to a single bucket, i Al bucket b) Chris Thompson. Oviedo tried In conic back with scores by Cobb and ('lenme Patterson. sandwiched around another basket by title astls' IAOH'stralk'd by six, 12, A couple •'f Meals brought on b' 11w Cutla.s lull mirt press and a jump shot by Mathis and the Lion's tell the court alter Just one period with their tails between their legs and behind by 12,18-6, The First period blitz was something that the Lion's m*umallv giri instead of take as it has been (fl(' nl their prime weapons in renuuinimig unk'kted at h*iine, until tonight. The second period saw the Lions r're'p back into the game ti k';imn: their lone dtlt'no' ,,ntl going r to a uiiun.fo .miu.. After it Cobb 20 footer was iolluwed by two foul Shots by hiuti'. the home team of sIx traigtit points 4 if a corner juniper by Frtdthe Moore. a turn aro'jn'i lOfoottr by Carlton itrunduge and fouls by Bobbie before New Smyrna went on it six point team ,.,,, CAR i i \ AL [Iii' I'NSES A BL U E DARTER 'ees it couple of fouls by hue and it Alxi ka got oil to a slow start lulling behind 84 early in the game its their inside giant, John hlightower pick ed up two quick personals. But, an eight point' Sunday, Feb. 17, '.. . - - - • - • --------.--.------.------'- " - - , ----- -- -- - �- - --- --- V - V V V _____ _ ' ______________________________ ______________________ V VV: V .-- -- -- V - - V- - - -V. V - --- . ._ VVV -V V _____________________ V VV VV -. - -- - - - - - —The Sanford Herald 1 ' i ~~ V eiports ni e - Dear Abby Plenty Question S • V 38 -Ye ar-Old Bachelor - VVV - - .I -. - 1'J E c t ' n iig Ii i ri sie t - - foo I .- rite *tke.. . 1 Ii _" en Crenshaw, I II nut, - I 5,V5 Miss Lonelyhearts I . I 'j I I i — ! - : -- z_ - should have to put up with it. Do I? - 'E I A '7 I = -' - _________________________________________________ I l 1 .~ ..1 . i = -A . Q. With ! e prol eration ti all-star basil S - ~ I 4 , ' i: 'I ' cars in the 1rltt) area in aside V Q. TL'e way be operaws a penay pincher, isn't Qsarkj' 0 fbk.w 8614 to have tre" WOW up go WWW a --FM- thPy'lia11sIgneventuall'. hlutteglveyouanidea wtsIdf!ertnt k , ; '__ -: Pcirtirg Shot: , - --i Pl - - -' ' fIr" . - -' A4's.7. ________ 'r ôi.v7c, 7/ft 41RF5 4*'4IR! _____ ___ 44 46 - __L1T.0pJ-U_ ='_-.-- ___, -.----Z!....,-j-..-- -' V,nrld Series." Yankees and Ruth said, 'Bet' "lhptLwohomeruntuwin terwatchout,'mifte', Igot the two games in that Series. I home run. It was a threat to hit one in the first game and brush me back. In the third on in the third game. And tame 1 hit a homer over the this was when I was with the jV7 eft-T to win the game. And I Gianhgandtheyvske'eswerc ran around the acs and I ., already the Yankees with made like a bet' or a liv had gill !in(lie t "Now, I remcmh*'r hulls was bothering we- 1 kept rubwhenticwasnung pitcher bing it with my thorn .and with Ike Red ,' batted ic ing my fire fingirs in against him and this was ttd• direction of the 'am:kee' befort- he grew the hart't'I on bi'ni'hs ('u;r.smnissi,,mlt'r I.an h's belly but 1w alwa's bad dix fined me' for that." those skinny legs Wef'l, they "So I began to prmct Ice m'i figured they could make dancing and I thought I'd b' more money with him in the the new Fred Astaire, But lineup every dy instead of then Ruth hit three hornet ______ every Fourth any so they runs in the haLt garr.c and the moved him fir so first base Yankees won the Series st ..• ., , _____ ____ ___ __ ., V. i,'' , , -L .--'- --- - ,.-.-----.-' do bid ttV h.' 1 - r'° s S.'i,Juiiu's beans and Sw sidled over garments S r' it 34 'norrun in 10H4e4,Jn bird I'hueItiva ii(iissa'seflt 40)iurw'ui i7 \ceP.utwr Opt 41 i'r'pern item U' 1/Iffla 42 Huu is i T,u.n,iat 'maehrn4.rr ifl.t?ut'.tl ri heiu,n. 45 ti- trot 21 8aui (irin 41 Indug., i Kind ol,um 24)'rrirpt 46 Um tan In College 5711q'Inrr p'eintrn 24 'uerti' t'nus,riuis 26 ia r Bird s i fj j,Irr. 32 TIJ, 35 341" " . 36 S 16 Ari'rntuu ifetuans P. - .-:. "- ' - , '. - : ,,'.. - .- - 4'.4'. ,.,.i. -- - - ,- t .LL RIG)11 1flR$' YERICLE, I 'LL CHECK ON IT PERSONALLY I — — 2 3 - - I ut ;rfn-d Pwr . — 8 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 - 14 - - - ___________ ______ rr THE THINGS A COLLEGE PRESIDEN T IF HE ERENT OUR $3EROLD . RESIDENT GENIUS ID REFUSE .. - -- - - - - - - - _______ 24 DO.' - - - - - - - __ - V ___________ __________ ______ 35 34 - 40 __________ - 41 - i __ 47 -- I - - - - . .. .-.. . • -- 4 __________ "~ NI '- -' I " I ""I by Heimdahl & Stoffil uE TO wETuRJI Thic NET FOR A INSFUND! L1. IT PLAYS BAUrFUU.V IT HAS A PERFECT TONE' ATM,A1TE — _ giGs-cT' , ,, p, W&5 714E ONE WHO /,VjS/S770 GEt YE CASH AT ) KNC70W ME i'r .L WETURII Ii' 4r. Ry. NO ' " UNLE5'3'TW IuI f MERCt-4APaD5E .. ' _ - ,)-I COMPLAINTS- 4 ___ 2.! _____ CAPTAIN EASY - IF YOU 10yo WILL A6REE TO CORT M A.W1 BACK TO 'TI.uE ' 5TArU5- A040 A(:rAi-,?6%'*' 600T1' FOf'IL _. ' , — ___ . .. I D!Ai.,HADLf': ..HObv 5OOsj __ BOPYGuARp,': I— - i .I ~, V i V V - V by Cracks & Lawrence YOU ArE.MVAN MIT. TOO. (GEWILL u. U THE HAVLFV- 50 VL,rR6 '5ULU MAN" c fl' 'IN - ~ ________________________ . ',..,-'-.-. ,k.T i,'i' I - -'I— NOT cR :,. -----iL __ BUGS BUNNY ,.L1 V _______ I. V _____ -, ______ . 'W1Mu 55 0 ______ 1 , ,, " ' ____ ___ _____ ________ ______ ___________ f I ______ .,P -=-,'J__, I ,,,-. V - —'- ' - .JJ .'- - -1) ________ ' _______ .', _________ I —. I ''• ________ I I V ') V ... ,.,.._-' BEETLE BAILEY V V .V -4S. ______ 2'i6 - -- Mon Walker MOVE t MY TE N'T, . ~511Z? YOU CAN I BUNCH O PAMPERED 1 ' YOU 5t WHERE Z I - - I NOW W,4AT\ DO YOU PUT' 1$ TCO ( NEAR TI-IE ? NO1E I 0 Ii S.' let thetii earn their own tkt ' fg return envelope. plus ?5 tents. _______ " _____ _____________________________________________ WAIT W011, FELLA5, UPlift. I COME WK. I their ;iniusetiient his l ieukIe'tt. :,' - - - - .-: - - -'V. k' '----. -. - '-a- -'-., / 1 IV' -_; t. Falk and Sy rW,.EfN94,( LAtiNN. WHY Cl€5 54€ 4T I TO SU Barry .4.4 - iF ME- ME' Ji\J1ThC4'iA ______ .III -' At V "- - _____ _______ _______ _______ ___ ______ -- ___________________________________ - 2 /5 6 ' - _ - CLO. *.. _- I 9P ____ ______ ________ ________ __ _______ ___ ___ ___________ -- —_ V r' -' V -V Itwis lusts ss he'n )oU stud for one of \._____ _______________ ___ ____ L _______________ THE PHANTOM . _,JuIuu.Iu) - I 'eti 4 V1 ~_'~ - adults. ulu'nors actually procure them to t'utt'r t)ping and printing for large'Is _______ . . ~ V i Ahsa's writ.' to l)r, ('rant' Ili Ele'e'trte trains are' thus tori' oh Ibis ne paper, c-mi' Nought For lots too )ot'ng to losing a long stamped, ad- '- - _______ ______ ___ 3221 Oron9e Blossom Trail _______________________ - ou - - MEN'S WEAR '. L,r.iEr r ~i VE.RiNG YOUR ) ' 'PC as ,itnnes inste'hd if weakening "It's YOUR turn now," he Itit'iis i'ia .i casl, allowance' politely added, and that extra every week, for the latter emphasis on the word "your" produces the "dole" or 'Jrnwvd that he was tkltiy "welfare" psychology! trying tit i.vach his grandfather Send for my booklet -20 Ways in taking turns' ('liiltfre'ri Can earn Money," arid uric-Icc often purchase miteeluimeal toys for children; then preempt tie use thereof. - — % — — - t' P'E4JcE .RENT 4YOU / 4VÔ ( 0 ' kiddies do things, even if they ..ranulfalt,t'r, J 27 28 __ _ . I ______________________ _________________________ ( I..... - *. ." . % -, ~ I( /I up aral carried it tiler to his - ________________ 1 'Iiuui.iiiiiiiui.__ WAS TO - __-." Sf , 'r' und the room 17 - ____ Ph 425-8695 in y rn, '1 thought we were to SHARE Lean upon then) inure often, tin.' airplane' for when adults rely on "But grandpa plays with it all )oungsters, the latter grow' by himmiself''' stronger and take' pride in tackling adult lobs Wiiure'uputn, his grantlimia tactfulls suggested to her tint the contrary, when husixind'that it would be well parents constantly let their ann% now Ili tr) his new cluldrcri lean upon them. even through college viii free cash hl"wamfCes, the' soungstt,'rs t;lt't'full, I)a.iny ttn'n woumi Ili Ibrairplane it take' tiff for a beautiful cruise %'er) early in life, bo>s and girls crave to pruce or do When the plane' landed, thiimigs for thwmiiselv'es instead of t'inainimti nit're spectators Danny then dutifully picked it ..a,s saata is'maeasl £555 - ____ ____ 1 - ri ____________ -. MCñ,*'T'L.JML.) to hits granidnuither and quietly )OU s.mnl ________________________ V ____ I rt and USfr,-ek i,ops 54 ',Uar ii 'i*iul at-Vid....111111111IMM - ,..4 ______ ,operation. Obtain the data you need so that you can advance more (luickl) ltclax at home tonight. (;:.1INI iMay 2110 June 21) Mediation will reveal how to handle problems that have been causing you to worry. Strive For greater rapport with loved one. M(X)N ClllI.DHKN (June 22 to July 21) Stop being so emotional and talk over with an associate how to have more imiutual in t he future. Tthnk consctively. l.EO 'July 22 to Aug. 21) Make the most of your Finest talenti now. viliether in bu.sines3 or at home. A good day to buy new clothing that will suit your personality. vIn(;() mAug. 22 to Sept. fl You can add much to your present inromenowby putting your creative talents to work. You 1:1 h,i ik'isaitt niotn( nts tith friend,. I.lHltA $Scpt. to Oct. 22) You have problems at home that require you to be more practical if you are to solve them. A new mit-rest could bring in more income. SCORPIO I Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 i Know better what associ.-ites '(ire of you and t he n impr ove on your routines. handle correspond('n('e with true efficiency. SA(;I'rrMtlus (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You can now go ahead p made yesterday and get fine results. An itiistrtint person can give advice you need. (AI'IiICOItNt)ec22toJan)youcanntowmakeprogr where business and personal abm are concerned if you use a practical approach. A friend can be helpful. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2110 Feb. 191 Ideal time to make fine plans for the future but don't confide in others at this time. Avoid one .tl)o has fl e)t' (ifl your assets. PISCE-S I Feb. '.O to Mar. 20i IYy to Lie helpful to good friendswho have been loyal to), in the past. You have much In common with .I new acquaintance. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ...he or she will want to strive for perfection In almost everything. It would be wise to encilurage this trait. Direct the educatiori along practical lines - Fiotud., $(;umetr - RhIm,, I •.. t..'l. IA 6 Si Lr..r c,uf Is Ilirren IrtJ ...34kiiI -I I ____ .. Dr. hlulse is a licensed air- 1FkI3 . *w.34 ii iii _____ -a to give your partner a forcing partrw' r bids t'' tl.atiiEiul What • ____ ___ - .- Danny's Grandfather are passed hand and ssint ___ - s 1' ''ii', ..,' -- V _____________________________________________________ Walton. _10 -- Alng with the great tiaskeibafl he' teaches, John -w w us in for centers - first, the rudeswtss of Lw Alcindor (a.k.a. . ACIU1..J,I, ,p7w the standafnJiness of Bill -' ):4g -' ,4,q(',4 1 was riding high But the ,, (I' AtMetks 1 ea.e? - Vk$is Ntisau, 'lskhml, Cull, (bat-ky's faced with a rash of big raises, but this yenr therea a s4teran under that figure. -- uAch 4':01 plus in ball V I '. I 1:.1 .-. ,?,..--, .,- hand was made up to illu-iirate this bid at its btst. We can't claim that it ever worked that well in actual practice, but it might. North *% hand becomes s'er)', very good when South from building construction to medicine. Give spiritual training opens one heart, lie bids early in life. three notrump to show a -7be Stars impel, they maximum for hearts. This )our life Is largely up to do not comPel," What you make of YOU! hid leaves South with a prob' Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for March km. 1k' can't show the spade ace without going p.ist game is now ready. For your copv send Your birOklate and 11 to Carrob so he bids (our clubs North RihterForecast(ThesarJordflerald)poB563}jof1). bids Four diamonds quite Calif. 90028. naturally and now South is __________________________ v en' from Ifrookln - Iii on the stage' afkr the 1923 . ____ TALL MANI SHORT MAN! in _ OUR ____________________ - 4I 1'a ________________________ Fast vi. here. Today 1 ~ , -A .- .;_ I '. V bids (our spades. ( -North's 112&5 rather' naturally as dot's FRANK A*ND"ERN'E'ST Isa by Bob Theves South's live diamonds. l'ass 7 North might well just pump P&Is Ila" Ila" 7 to six heart but we have is Deft Psychologist Opening-lead-6.1 -- Ono r%n made this hand up and North decides to show his second CALLED T -' round spade control and sug11) GEORGE W. CRANF. For Daddy will spend most of . , By Oswald & James Jacoby geal a grand slam. South ILIX hiD., I.D. the Lln twining such a train-. obliges and there they are. 10 71 under the vicuse that h&Vt. It you decide to use the hlcautm(iil bidding een i f we TAKE. ALL' 11 Jacobs two notrump it is im- did make' it UP. ________________ Danny's grandfather is usually really trying Ui siow Junior portant to bear in mini the _________ \i'sitI'lh I \Tlotiii'.i. 'w POL.ICY...WHEN a dcii psychologist. But, like how it should be done _____________ restrictions we have found most men. hr Is so Interested in 'sj q Yet children relish the do-it. m'ct'carv in using it _______________________ ___ You filet hanical gadgets that he yc.jrseIf policy. The first is that you only The bidding t 16 forgot his grandson's attitude. "it t in resoonse to a first or learn to lean upon children, for second tian major-suit open' Wr't On our summer farm norne, - . North Eats South ing. that makes them strong. And we sta rt a garden in the Spring. , he reason you don't use it I'as 14 ik'%t't give them "allowance" Pass ' And our grandchildren after passing is that there is WINTHROP You. South. hold by Dick Covelli good use for two notrump by & A K 7 6 T A K 7 6 6 32 4 K 103 eagerly stake out their own plot -_ : a of grotiud. where they plant . 7408E GERM5 ARE I THIS 113 11`47CURADLE! LI . - - &N 5MLL My NutiE 12IG04T.! A nced hand with it good A-Bld oar heart. J,iou %an, to $ 1 CASE 7,-=: Daiany 1, aged what they wish. highcard points or maybe Iry to get to a major suit can- 1, is tls' grandsoni of Dr. E WI-tAT ",Cti SAYAcieJT ME... . e cmi 12 tract Debby, aged 10, wuuuld mix _______________ _____________________ Duane Hulse, versatile pastor S Wit;it do snu do w hen au TODAY'S (JtISTIO flowers with potatoes, radishes, ,t Grt'n 1k,), siseonsin to %imur ee co raise" ' do st*s do now" ta, 11cr brot hers, aged II and 22, plane pilot and quite deft with ".rn put the three notrump Answer Monda M9'Ilt..TLEND 4cl V rA Y 1I 1001S, as well as mechanical ________________________ omitted the flowers. V gadgets Ante,, to P'p, P:ve _ _____ And thereafter they'd gloat [Higher Learnin] ____________ ____ ______ Si he brought Danny a • psi L IA ________________________ R _ _______________________ L t ______ pgsstheir I _________ airplane while Danny was I_IV vegetables hind made, ignoring _______i - _____ __ visiting in the parsonage, ________ '51" i4huiiira t________ L c 'L i('uiicS, In ti,.r..-.rn other gardens in the neigh2-16 o i0a The) used the dining room burhood that were far more . BLONDIE OOi,rj,nii fl' unOrit IL 4imfl4hptW?t the plant' would then take off. " ''EVERY NIGHT JUSTSO I WONT)VV A. I JUSTWa,XED FoundAlson in __ , ,.4 Foir we all tend to indulge in N T COME , BECOME A 'fl4E K I TC H EN 4,21shitimiAt ('1ekelind 11111 Dr. Ifulse became so lhe,%,arcissus attitude arid think 1 is A HOME F;ZOM 45 hnJi.rrnsioe CREATURE OF .7 Ohiu .A L TAL'1 I 4 in showing his our own children. possessions 5/C)I)< I GO IN kA8 ILL GO WAVE TO GO _________________ 11 taTiipi'.,timinj I subjeil rrorauc.w% mat ho,ws 11birlinir% 27 % ret(W plane that Dann), didn't get tip . C., 000R... I'M T14E BACK 'r'aut' Siir,gnkiun ilSiargirune T14E FRONT try has u';smi it,y' S giiioth mu Inam.' So start out early letting your iSrJ,nt 'b IN A P.UT.' ', t'noersi DOOR lass 3S Palks 4* Pass 1'a.s 54 ___________________________________________________ I dtided IUS future .J 1 4K 6 N0tth'oth vulnerable West North Fast South in 1. tit 1)1(1 to "took SOUTH ills A $54 V (J 7 , I _________________________________________________ V 42 VK8654 • t A 1053 W VST FANT 4J1096 4Kqii , ~ • (,jlO 54 • ,, 961 I as 0 J. Simpson Day It can ' t feel rejected It can 't be Roger I '1)111111)1 i _______ uffalo Jacoby 2NT has its limits I To Do Is Ask I V ___________________ WIN AT SF iDGE - - -- V Saying 4I — V ___________ V DELIA IWAR HEI.IA. Not unless ou ssani to. TEI.LlN(; that he has been unfaithful lo' you doeso-1 extuse his urt. faithfutr,e,s. lie's Just one cut above most cheaters. They Ile. lie tells ou the truth, but he's still a cheater, Casey Sure Can Talk, __. 4110 TAURUS DEAR ABBY: Maybe I'm dumb, but I can't figure something and I hope soull help me d ht out with another woman Then he comes home and tells me the truth 1k that as long as he TELLS me about it can't call that CHEATIN(; In a way, I guess he's right. But I still don't think I team - VW&i , GENEIAJ. 'fENDENCIES: A day to utilize your most practical qualifications to advantage by building a new security for yourself in rcsponsibllitiej that are now you . Cont an influential person you know and obtain informlion you will need. AUIES Mar. 2110 Apr. 191 A civic venture can now be the through which to make big headway. Handle important tT('tllt affairs. lie more practical. DEAR ABBY: I sure dig yo it column, 1)0 you write those flfl3trs YOUrS&f Or ha. you got a whole mess of %Titers who do it for you? And that picture I you is a gas! how old l.a it? Is that really you? 1Ii bet in re al le you're a fat old maid who takes her frustr~jtions out telling other people how to live. I'll) a 30year-old ba0witir. Never been married. but I've been aound a lot. If that really your picture and it's not more man 10 years old, I might even ask you to marry me. 1)o yo.0 think you could live in Fort Wayne, I nd.? RUSTY DEAR ltt'sTy: I writeall those aniers mielf, that picture is ME. and it's a recent one. Anyone 'Oo lived i Slou City, la. and Eau Claire, WI,., can live in Fort Wayne and lose It. lIoever, I'm still marded to the same man I married 3$ ear Ago, and I'm old enough to i mother. soccer -- V * -< THE VAN Bu VVVV er V i'- by Div. Grvu. D1OT SO \ I ,.. i CERTAJP4LV 1PE ALLEY OR ONE _ GOOD I I OT1ER SHOWS UP WITh TVUXE CVJOLA' • SERWIES PRETTY ' ____ )WS c:ii~ICO MONDAYIFEBRUARYI8,1r4 rs in o second base with his spikes rs longer draw the houndary in renegotiate it lot nwre tits oiAn businem, It lines. 'a. ~_ money the following year" was sufficient to conclude that ml there you have It the 9. Why can mi athkte double hark in the old days of he was kind of mean. 4 is history of sports in 150 words or his salary in a year when you soniL one V law 5. the journalist h;-III ver) few caim later, Athletes became 1W ! ..'4- 4 What tills leaves us %ilh in Per ccrit ralse" IUCMII)H5V Mostly, he would sit people who played games, this uversimplilied VCt. •. V _41 10. If the situation w e iiithepres boxesulthecountrv rather than players who lost simplificatIon is a bunch of different, and the girl had V .ini 1 loery phrases and their identity when the game rhetorical questions. The apparently shot and killed intnt nicki mites for athletes, was over, sportswriter and sporis fan Cesar ('etkno in the Santo 00 irtmg ever)ihing out was As it turns out. potpie who have a lot to ask, but no one to Duiiiing'i hotel room, what ~b ,t ~1 t',tss, if you knew the sport, are athletes are as complex as ask it of. like the following would she have of W.. il the athlete felt wasni tisi ;)pie who aren't. &i the le I. flow come Run Santo could escapvig the wrath of justict" . .' 1 4 1111, ç titiportant. Why Ty Cobb slid hooks of the sports scene could request to be traded by the II. Wits is Hobby Riggs? Or Chicago Cubs to the ('hicmigo fur that matter, Charlie f'mnlr) 4.... '-1' ., White Sox because he t ouidn't m2. I Iu can hosing allow the play for the Cubs an), longer. existenoe tit two lighweight GENUINE DEFENSIVE BACK but wanted tt,i stay in Chicago. • hain;nons, Redollo (;tI.nM?z league A MEMBER of a St. Louis girls' and all after the interleagOc and Roberto Duran, with no backs into an opponent's play. Mean' trading deadline had passed - plan for a settlement while V stifl g't his ' tiltU s.iu Itinu', Iglii Q ) W ______________________ cat' t)uatie i itmas ltea, ch.inipiun Bob -refuse to live up to terms of Foster Was [(treed to go to South Best Since contracts repeatedly anti still Africa to fight a South African __ ary a oil threat of having his tille superstar running back, when lifted" lie is no mitire than a special 13. Of what dora the in msibk teams pla>er shield preventing a black major JOHN WOODEN, 1932 3. Why does Derek Sanderson league baseball manager Ben Hogan The United States Navy has a new instructor of physical earn II million for not playing u;nsist" education at the pre-flight schoci in Chapel lull, North Carolina, It FltAN)' MM'OSIRER he joined the tour late last year hockey and then get a high Ii. Why is a golfer the unI) l3 Joan Ryan WASHINGTON NEA) and South Bend Central High School is in the market for a new ('opks Nt'sssSrrskr t1iiii he's more than likely to satar) on top of that for ath!ete held responsible for his Iru football players have a cushs life, ri$tit? They get to baskethali coach. playing? catch fire with the public if his own scturvcanF' how come his pen in the amount on their contracts. Plus. they have to hire Coach John Waoden has volunteered for active..duty. For the Ever)' sport needs new golf game continues to sIzzle. 4. Why is lance Rentzel playing partner who keeps his ageflts to sort out the endorsement oilers and answer the Fan First time in many years, he will miss the excitement of a personalities whose skills are Unlike the rollicking and suspended from football for score is not penalized for an mail. Right' basketball season in Indiana. Wrong' Somewhere out ih.'re in iht' country is one dmsillu' equaled unIv by their 'harm tt,ash l.ee Trevino, Ben is quiet p(LcseSsiun of marijuana when error, whether accidental or """'01 (.Iillt' '" &1111111 H(111 Ill HA i-Ml ILI-S tA~C,-1 a hIgjIl% siont,ti pro foothal: pla~er %kho rni%scd out lliightil% on all it's commila knoWINIgk' Illat Intentl(111:11 But thv~ d-n I -shm% till everN and liteps his svIf-ioisurance tit . .UCL-t-sSfu.1 Coach for lune seawu- -%Ian) Of Ills learl's wCrc c0a- (lit), or -even these rather hum-drum' aspects of stardom stronger stuff Ila.% been ever) year. him.self. lie is a handsome This man became so gripped with angst that he sought imtenderr to.the coveted state ciuunpionship, but that distinction. Ili professional football, Joe youngster, standing only five provided for Wher pla)ers at 15. Who is Edy Williarm and mediate aid. Did be, you ask. report his frustration to his . for one reason or another,hassomehow escaped Wooden and his Naniath turned it on for the feet, nine inches and weighing the stadia themsels'es what does she want.' coach' Or to I'ete flozelle, the Father Confessor of the NFL? well-drilled teams. 5. Why is Gaylord Perry American public. The act that only 165 pounds but with the 16. Did anyone bcllev No. lie went sIt aight to the power of the country. He wrote a Before comuv to South Bend. he coached & couple of years in loc %asa superb passer becarn,? v%rist.s of a blacksmith. A blueallowed to throw a spitball as Getirge Foreman's recent sob letter to "Dear Abby." Dayton, Kentucky, after graduating from Purdue in 1932, his accounting i,(himsel( was heart'wrcnching. to say the long as he calls it something story about being broke and secondary to many spectators, eyed blond, he looks and It was at Purdue that John Wocxen's name became known (0 especially among the ladles. dresses somewhat like another else, and another pitcher Is having no one to fight? least. He reported that he was I. single, 2 black, 3 educated every schoolboY in this state that ever took a shot at a hoop fined for joking about using a Especially after Ile mid Ile (a degree in business management); 4. had clean habits; and Novir O.J. Simpson has .-tup- sandy-haired youngster, IM 5. held a good jot). hooked up to the side of barn. Spitter? pl.tnted Namath in the hearts of U.S. Open winner Johnny would have t' fight Ken Norton Fearing that hby might reject his pitiable plea for help, D'.iring his college career, 1930.32, he was named M 'l1• his countrymen by running Miller. 6. Why is Wilt Chamberlain "Ut of the country to escape a he embellished upon a few points. I m 6 foot 5 inches tall American guard three consecutive years. He was a great ball 2JYi3 )ards through enemy Few professional golfers the coach of a professional heavy tax burden? and weigh 240 lbs. I played pro football for a Few years. I've han&r and dribbler and is, at this time, genemlly regarded to be territory last year and making have earned their credentials basketball team? 17. If Woody Haves is such a been told ['rn h3ndsome. I don't drink or smoke. and I'm conthe M3test basketball player to ever come out of the state of the Buffalo sidered a good dancer. I drive a late model car. I'm clean 7. Why is Howard Cosell" notorious enerny of hiur Bills a contender in so early in the game. First, Indiana. and besides all that. I use the mouthwash people hate." 8. Why does an athlete get " to whydofineyoungmencontlnue the American Football Con- Crenshawledlutfahi'sprotour Further narrowing his problem, he advised Abby that As a coach. Wooden is knowri arotind here for his emphasi3 on terence for awhile. tie 13 qualifying school by an iiv. sign a mulfiyear contract for to play and win football games while married women seemed to warm to his charms. "It's fundamentals and superior conditioning. His teams In South Bend replacing Namstl on the credible 12 strokes to earn his financialsecurity and then get for him' not my thing to break up a marriage." Ii's letter Fell into the have ctrtainly I never lacked in thm two departments. -_ television shows and com. Professional Golfers' _~_ range t,f bad fiction wren he revealed that "all the single AlOng with his coachirig and teaching duties at the high iiiercials because he Nu per. Association player's card. Then chicks have boyfriends and I'm rot one to break up a rosctwd. Wooden played for many years with the barnstorming mance" na1 magnetism along with a he won the First tournament he Frank Kautsl' oaIe Grocers team on the weekent. pair of elusive hips. lie signed his letter "Wants Companionship." It was entered late in the 49fl LOUt enough to break your heart. or split your sideLdependjtigon Somthmes the pay was as high as fifty dollars a game. Jerry West of the 1451 Angeles season -the San Antonio-Texas how cynical a reader you are. Even with the neertainties that surround the time l.akers is tough to top Ili any Open, leasling Or sharing the But 1fhcit Dear /ibby got right to 11w point "Dear Wants Compar.Ion's 1-le because Of the wN, it is hard to belig%e ftt basketball fans in ? 1P)Pularity ccntest among pro lead during all four rounds to ship," she replied You trust be kidding. Pan the word to I I South Bend have seen or __ heard the last of John __________________ Wooden. basketball players and Cm- pocket $25,000 top money. your friends that you re looking fur a chick and tour cbject is V ' companionship, and you'll need the Plitsburg Steelers to dnnati's Johnny Bench seems Nobody so young had won a _______________________ a run nter(erence (or you." Lu tote the most oomph among regular PG6 tow- tournament -_ Way oo, Ahoy hut she (orjoi to inquir einto two small the baseball players, now that since Gene S.arazen captured matters. f irst , hos old is this 6'S '.240 lb. mar' Did All You Got Willie' Mays has grown old. the U.S. Open in 1922 at thc age pro football ycars in with the Green Bay I5a. rsoPh n o - - On the pro golf tour, of of ). And nobody had won a . or did he suit up for the Miami Seahawks in 1947? IF you're -ingk' and aging, it make's a tliffernice course, Arnold Palmer for tournament so soon after V ' t _______ Second. an astute reader might question his pro creden' scars has edged himself into turning pro since Marty Fleck, V tials because he fails to mention a crucial statistic. How Fast the hearts of sports fans, men man did It in 1967. -does hr run the 4U No football playri worth his pads would antI women alike, and not all of After the Texas tournament, _____ ByMURRAYOLDERMAN overlook something that imrrnrtant, ________________________________________________ V them rabid golf fans. PaLmei Crensl'iaw already was being And it's something a girl would want to know. For ins' - ~, !ws a special quality thait few tGuted its a 1974 tour contender. 4_3 The TiDoff.: mud be a linerran. in which case a $irl raust pause and conpeople are able to project, in at- Then he grabbed securd place " If sider future oblivion. However. If he runs the 40 in 4.8, he out (if sports. Ile never will lose in the gmling S=,0W World Quest to get a major leaglk% baseball team in /I __ 0 I/ . ~ .. must hast' been a tight end, and with the World Football it. either. Open, the richest event In the Wsshingion isn't gcin to stop with the failure to acquire I.e'zigue a draft notice ow as, h- hi:is a chance for a comeback listuiry of golf, to win another But w or of all, who is fbi man and why is he rejected' 1 In liAo starts flus kid "s io soothe the legIslators. It can't het.J Simpson: B set 'Friday Jan S, sear w lien Arnie's Army, so had won 469,!75 to finish 36th on ________ loyal over tin. )ears even since the 1973 earnings list of more Q. dida'iJee Frazier base a- return fight guarantee" In Brown, he was so f'ast that he would have been sure to brag on his time in the 40. It can't be Jim Brown: he's been too his contract when he foih1 George Fos-vnan? in must other Palmer has been having his than 400 contenders, busy courting his 18-year-old fiancee and posing for a nude "hampionship fights, th e champion is guaranteed a i-r'n fight troubles on the golf course , at Unlike many young pros. Fol out in Cosmopolitan MagaZIne. within N days if beaten by the cbatla'nget'. - David Veltz, Bethel least glances Oflcs.' in awhile in Crenshaw's prowess lies on the When I called Dear Abby's secretary (or a comment, I Park. Pa. another direction-at a kid greens as well as in the fair___ didn't get past the First few lines of 11w letter bez'ure she i named Ben Crenshaw, That's the way It used to be. The return-light claw ways. During the final rriwvl of recognized it Immediately. "Oh, yes," she said, chuckling Only 22 on Jan. 11, Crenshaw the Texas Open, for example, 11 "But I don'i remember ever gettlr a letter of this kind from olrea'.b' has been dubbed he one-putted II greens during keep one boxing promoter from strangling t he he any other pro athlete. An were been $etting a huge ..Gentle tk-n" by his colleagues the la,vl 18 holes end response ever since that letter came out. single girls are writing, 'I'm 25 years old, black, and lonesome Tell Wants largest gallery in the history of Q. Wouldytita pleme ttll me the name of the high school which I'll I me up I."tior, and zidniiriiic.r,, for this 11w' Texas event. hteggie Jarkco attended? Also, do ou know if he ret'e'iscd a CASEY AT ILVI' '() course we can Vt pass on their letters," the secretary scht4arship to attend Arizona State UnivmIty? -Craly Bissell. )' lull Born in Austin, Tex.. Cren. said primly. We lewd te young man's pligh' back and forth ...The new Fred Astaire? ,,I Texas already has provell sliaw won three National Castro Vallev. . Culd for a few minutes before the Dear Abby secretary admitted. I, beit any Collegiate Athletic Association Reggie vient to (lielteriham I Pa. I High Sztool aM ffin(m to with a throaty laugh. that she thought the letter might have NEW YORK - CNEA) - but they had a good fella weekend of 11w year. been - on an outside' chance - somewhat of a hoax. Ar-3zo.'ia State on an athletic scholarship. A great football golf titles for the University of "Even though Robe Ruth ran there so they moved him to Tilt, lour pros who have Texas before decieling to turn me out of vaudeville." said The outfield." prowd. he abaridoned the gridiroin after an injury to con. Vfr____ 'onnpeteulwilh Crtnshaw zi',cc Caw Sten,el, "I still can't In that series I hit an inknoc him. side-the-park homer to win 'Now thS fellow sn Atlanta BUFFALO BOB it the first game. I was 33 years by Alan Maver th if ho-bum collegiate ______ And I ___________ games pitting West, North vs. South, Blur i. Red, etc., the best for a man of his size. wore a CUll my shoe The has an consideration been given to all-star groups that PeoP'r Hut I can't say he hits the hall cup started cornii' out when a IIf 1 8 can Imientily with, such as Big Tea is. Southwest Cinftrener, SEC better than UuIh Ruth could 0 I was roundmn' the' bases. All Vj IN '"3Q4±i1a" is, pa and other cereaces matches? - Neon Van Wile. hit the ball so fur nobody the pictures show' me like could Field it. And that's even this' - head with hunk of Konrilile, Tents. with the medicinal improve- white hair thrust hack IoWetion? Good ord. Way those games have been toI14e moot s today. They romi' ''anti like flits'' - head flung / witht.'r:n, I'm sure that n*-w foninali :trt' being sought, but I tiont •- a I o mi g flu w w 'Ill t he' forward rheunis blue eSt's Boa think conference all-Mar groupmgs are feasible because you'd aluminum cup and it ins' wide, tongue thr'ust out 1r,m lose the Mar players of conference championship teams playing v wsed his deeply stratified face in bowl games, I think nattral attriLson will reduce the number of to wear a tx-11 and it*s lx*tter "and puf(in'." ~ 607'O,cr 7V,4 ~. for catching ground balls" gan and brmg back pertinence to such match-ups as East is. 7 "So then the vaudeville Stengel jumped up on his guys asked me, could I sing. WL !I EaP BIG IVN! bower, lumps hill still Sure I can sin g" V_' Q Er his V is the strs.'y behind Johnmss I.ujat k' %%hs did he li '\ 5PEë2 84-s u'.im 'u,Itl icgs amid S nit,' .uiinids ike' cracked V hounded down an Imaginary UUkt Col. ground ball which bounded dance" Sure'. They wanted to ______________ V New sou're tahng us all the way back, almost a generation under the coffee table, par mu' a thneismnd dollars "I got an offer from Van ( t \ 'v$tcE ai,'o. Jotsons, who was going to suu'eed Sid IAicks'man as the or :i week. And I wasn't _. , and Skank. the biggest making but five (houszodHems' quarterback, nimply lAirt his shmkkr -making it tackle O,c r,#,f Y4,4R. ~-L, -- : names in vaudeville' - Lhs-v mii', lie 'it t it,ri -ari -' for ,i ' 'ft'r,c,' ' .\irf hoc:iu,cc' he couldn't pas; t'fft-cti c'. ;tns mnr,', V ABIGAIL ___________ HOWS C,LJZ from iN. Carroll Rigbi Institute ______________ _________________________ cifllWCI.,.TIINYN,,1$,. — V ALLEY OOP PE .~; — Machine lt 1tANl)V(ltAY - -. - 1 ______ Sunday, Feb. 17, 1974—HA The Sanford Herald __________ Thinks He Loves Abby By Dove Brase and Tim Simons FA; I ______ . CARROLL RIGHTER'S By I --V V V Sunday, Feb. 17, 1974 Of Ti -- - - -'V I I Th J' V _V _____________________________ ________________________________ ____ - --. I-, , - - -'VV,---- V _- _- j -- �-- __ -- j - -- 2A— The Sanford Herald 1 I - -_ C. Sunda y. Feb 17, 1974 A ..,.. = '•X. !.Pk •.- 1* 1 1 Af I r4rer W W - pq = 40th Anniversar y February 16 15th' 23 - P10 17 1fl1 0 Art ttiusiasts filled the Civic Center Iluhy Brown, I4,jfl [gm , by SoMe Tetenbauni, first; Berger. Trade Nopper and rushed a $tofuston of potted H°sirnond Chapman, Maude Mary Ilartwig, second; and (;ir.gcr Bennett were earned as palms further adding to Ilse Il-Ill. Ilumphrcy, Elizabeth Berger J.iwi Uartwig, third. flues by three lucky area ditinctIye, artistic decor All (liHinslons of ,iit were ('lia$riisan 01 Ilic highly and Mane ltichter. fncies, F.dmnr1tl Long. Sara lftTri%lnI: honorable mention tpdured Feb. 10 at Sanford siur*vssful exhibit was Miriam Epstein and DeWayne. Also John [lodge, Trude in 11w In addition In absorbing a Civic ('enter when Sanford. Van Vuyne wit Jane Thaler as Junior Divtskn were iopper (If culture in the won. , Susan was a 4ealth IIighs,nith. l.eslw Judging the show Wilbur, Senuinolt' Art Association the -chaunnan. Deborah l'hyllis Senkarik, world of line arts. derful Mary Merlduttu and Marcia Bronip. prominent art au thority, l.uis staged the 15111 Annual Art Best in show honor went to Walters, Ginger Bennett, Rodriguez of l.ucar Studios Art Ixltron.s werc also entertained Show and Tea. Iltien Ilickey. Others winners l'atrleia Ilarlsjni.ccz and By popular vote of at a tea under the command of Marie the public, (alkry, Winter Park. About 55 talented local artist.s were E. R. Stowe, First; Freida Susan lhghsmjth's "Gull's the past presidents and officers the Senior and Junior ' Approa ch" was in the favorite. Adding further prestige to the of Sanford-Seminole Art Divi sion exhibited some 165 Cannun. second; and V. It. In the Juni or Division Karl (irl ltamner's "The Train" cultural event was background Association, who can take a Althau.st'r, third. pa intings in all forms of art llanuner was awarded the Best won the popular vote in the organ music presented by bow for delightful relreshrncmts iiadia. Capturing lM'norable mention In SlEw ribbon Other award. Junior Divisi on. Phyllis Sills. served from a beautifully ap. A steady parade of art en• ribbons were Judy Maloney, winnini' ribbonc were captured Paintings by Elizabeth Sanford Flower Shop fur- pointed table. B DORIS WII.I.IA%Ls Sockly EdItor 15*1 Wwr Venture Into The Cultural World t1urUM the hou rs from noon In : L.f : • '!':. j . ., . lI• nnua F . = j. i . . A or tomorrow's agriculture. .today's Future Farmers of America hi yeI It ely td rtecl to meet the challenges of the environment. .are j I • -: •1 w, I Art already preparing themsclves for useful and satisfying careers in the nation's largest industry. NI F.F.A. offers its young members the opportunity to develop their kA I el l Show special vocational skills with varied training programs and com- Pal munity projects. We congratulate F.F.A. on its 40th anniversary, its members for learning, earning and growing. IT And These Firms Join In Saluting The F.F.A... 40~ 00~ir-~ - Tea Sedan& = GLASS& PAINT CO., INC. Ilt'rald I'Iiut.s "Paint For Every Surface" BY Glass For Every Purpose" si:ow I'IUS'l' PL:('E WINNER liii! Vincent Jr. - . - BEST iN E. B. Stowe with painting, "New Smyrna" Helen Iii ckey and portrait of Daughter, "Kathy" Benjamin Moore paints Ph. 322.4622 210 Magnolia I F F A OFFERS 01 11 Hwy. 17.92 OVIE. FLORIDA Central Florida BEHRENS 1tnIionnl ]3nnk % ASE COMPAX USED T Holigg Sales & Servkt, = Ph. 322.9436 Sanfo rd, Fla. / -Jf • -- • = se . . .. =. - MID 0MV0 Dnmm Sanford, Fl. American Geneva Ave. Sanlord, Ft.. Sanford ,t -7 4z — - Cf W4_1gr IL -----. -.-----i- I . SECOND• PLACE WINNER . nnon and her artistic The hon Freida Ca = - = 's =..,•' = .... ...y .,, . - Ilk ' • = =- ,, 'i-' I to Dial Long Distance Direct. Low evening rates begin at 5 p.m. ----.- Teachers 'have tommie a king I' " % way, baby" since we were in school! We were amazed that so many of the teachers wore pant LK - T' .,. suits to the inruknn Cd man, they're ;;;;;;;ctk:;; .4. '.' mini skirts—(ur teaching well as for other work. (inc of the Penney store than TheIWIterRa1I T'2Jcphon Compa _LV Ph. 3224033 = 1 .11 I.' .1 . \ I'l\ 1.' BA L I . ill I' 4'( HIGHLIGHTING THE Fourth Annual inc 14a11 sfx)n.onl k Loyal ( Infer of lcxise' 1831 was the crowiiiti of a king amid (ltk't'n. helen Kelly ij) all decked otil in a red based OP L'L'V II1, managers sa d a the decision of a panel of judges. By i J 1-1 j'tut:i r vote, (george Iwnis I r I reigns as the new king. Sharing the limelighi is Teresa KtIiIS, Junior Graduate Regent, who also served as ball chairman and mistress of and white gown embossed with hearts, which ceremonies. See 'Candid ('hatter'. she created, captured the 1974-75 queen honor herald Photo by Doris Williams) I' - = ..-. tlstf sIomt'n employees a 'dress k"' w initiated , Ttwte caUs for pants to be worn with a jacket of matching material or a blazer. He said it (t'ont'd (Ia fig. Hi I TEA TIME AT ARTSI1OW ..= 'Ito ri Jane Thaler. Liz Mathieux, Miriam Van I)uyn&' a . - S =.! .. --. ..-a -m-- -= -=. =, .-=i'-=. .t 1 '- ' - •.L-= #-= -- - • -=• - ., .= - -,- • ='.•-- -) . -__ '. 011 -' - =-' - =.-' - - .- =- = .. . .. West Vurgnia is a small state - -- W - - . F'- - 1, UW)I- FRESH VEGETABLES Oviedo, Florida I Ph. J33-1776 Remember I Produce Exchange - / v FORMA IArn$ INC = (305) 365.3217 . jW know the A0 9 4011OF DIC MM$t. U$,TkD F IN I T GROWERS and SHIPPERS Smitty's Inc. = SAW ORD PLAZA Growers and Shippers Green Onions • Cabbage S es. C1016 A FULL 1111vice BANK liol*an Farms •JE' = nuany people, meeting West Virginia reskkmt.s here, have asked the visitors if they kro the Likens faintly and all .,i'I y One friend of the 1.ik turned the tables and n'n is Oh,you're from West Virginia—then of course you - — Slavic,, Florida P9 by = . _ianford Pçj Duly Mulching = Stie and her husband and one M)fl are all teachers. Another son is a dentist and all hail from West Virginia. She told us so *NN UJIM VS Agricultural & Industrial Tractors & Equipment Ph. 322-1393 Rte46W., RR 1, Box 52 Heavy -= for aria educators. One of the women we met there was Loree likens who is on the home econonuics staff of Junior College. • - rt ) 4 p1 - U Si Tractors & Equipment REPAIRS 2714 Oriândo Dr. , - - }I!,h,Il;ttHr,,tj( l'eotic)spt)n.son-d ork.shop - 14 , , .., - - Aua Gow ke A. Duda &Sons Farms Lawn & Garden Equipment W All Makes — New Location E. Hwy 46 at S. Cameron Kennedy Tractor Co. Afl1herxcj -- ,1 -5 -- - group call Mrs George Otto Iresident Bush Hog Mowers Member The Atlantic Group 01 Banks in Florida Member F.D.I.C. Oviedo, Florida Oviedo, Fl p ' David Brown Ira ctor Case & Long Tractors tJu' Sanforj Allnnffr Repairs ROUND AWG - Aurk toward beautificat.ion of the area. If you ki.ow of any -e)esom" which could be Improved by the work o! this Ar. r—lik TRACTOR CO. WHEELER FERTIUZER Quality Grasses r qV 'p = S'utti Seminole Garden Club members are making terrariums "The Girls" are also interested In and willing to I Growers of .6 - - kvi ThMntk Ban h4 NELSON & Co. Sod Farms — •.; — Sanford - - Phone 365 3228 .— the gt;ests Were Mrs. delighted the visitots from the to Europe M0(1±I). Freeman, last year's Chess John [toward of Fern Park, frozen north, decorated a l;ice Lyman High School senior The and Club president at Lyman, acMrs. l)erek O'[)ono,hue of covered table for the occasion. president of the school's Chess cordi ng to Mrs. Elks. Rolling [fills, Mrs. E. Clay Gob will v1sit a cowin and the Taylor f Merritt Island and __two young men en will tour Mrs. Ilarr% Ward. Jr.. of Europe f)rhindo. Jauis Ellis, son of Mr. airid Jains baa been accepted at "To Friends and Lovers (of Tapers and current Florida Mrs. Henry Ellis of Longwood university and thinks hewill be choral music)" is the opening flowers, garden wInch is leaving- for a three- week trip rooming there with Ted line on an invitation to join — a local singing group. Healiy makes you want to sing. doesn't = - Phone 322.222 Of OVIEDO _ F Di C f VA .1 .uitng M rs . P. 11. Jones of Tungkwocd entertained at a recent luncheon honoring her daughters. Mrs. Richard E. Ilumnbert and Mrs. (hauncey C. Lester (if St. Joseph. Mich. 01 INSURANCE , THE CITIZENS BANK __ fly JOAN BABH HrraldCormpondenl FARM BUREAU Encouraqement a Guidance a Understanding *Achievement * P` W, Sanford. F =-'.s - • . I=• - ' -=- - -. .. = 'p..... _..= - -...- - '',==- -- '- .-,j =-ii_., -. - =- ft ' - =,• ,# - = - , = '.:-. • -' '=' -•" = -_.=- S. •( •,•_• -...,,I2 •- - •.:-_-_.$' .- •- - = S -. - •=' - -= .-=.-; -.. .. - ,_=_._j.=.=-• -=. . . -h-p _ - =-__-__--'__- - '1 -- = - �, '-' 2B-The Sanford : - - - -'-'''"-'--,-. '/ ___ ___ Herald — Sunday. Feb. '... , 1974 _ .. -.-.( . ..., ., - It__ Addiction Is Ancient TtT ivancy s •-..... --- ................... . Newsnotes The Sanford Herald ! . -_ .... Sunday Feb. 17, 1974-38 nn( I-Inllpv Sonva A —w --.--.,- I. - wits born to proud parents, .Mrs. I . The Drug Scene . , F, I ~ , North Ituni St. Tht PP Our son.in.law, liugers left for England on Feb. 8. lie will finally -, Steven ______________________ eldest daughter Susan. I finally because after on1y one ' t'ek of marriage, Susan was transferred b) the Air Force to L_ , --: England on Dec 17. The young r , people will not be stationed -' 11w same base, but about JO F -B) ANC 11(10111 unites apart. Alter belni! Herald Correspondent separated by an ocean I doubt WINTER SPRINGS if 3o miles will laze them Susan HI T. Over the past several weeks, I has already Found a place for have been asked by may them to rent while they People "what about Cablevi. their two-year tour of duty. __________________________ slOfl '" The 'tbet day I spoke to Joel contvrInc. is starting a — Fred Coad, general manager of . pilot program In the Seminole cablevision in San. " : li'rd. lie was gracious enough tn Orlando schools. Ilepresen. . 'atives will be going to Il'.' iI in ai vark.us schools and informing rienung tuh1rn tn .11: h.i" I)t eIfare of anwiaLs. If this . 14aut..ng supplies. Cables had program is a success, it will be neen scheduled to be strung e x panded to cover theSeminale JANET ELLEN I IMVKINS VICKI SUE HUFF some time In January. The new (nts' schools. Engaged to Johnny I. Box • . Engaged to James W. date is April 5. I am ° Garrison speaking of Winter Springs and March rummage sale is being the sections that do not have discussed by the organization cableisIon as yet. The turn on its a means of obtaining much date has been set for June 29 needed funds. .lthough there t ill be salesmen in our area, it you know of an twimiag om in the area before then. AMUNM" anuruul whip needs help, or At the turn on date, all who inabe you would like a pet subscribe will be offered free yourself, it so you can contact installation and one tnoflth3 Mrs. Sarah Yonce at 323.7515 I _ _ . . I , ' ____________ . __________________ -- _____________________ - - : ________ •. . . _____ - _________ _______ . free servict,as an introductof) If'r ( '. -t f Ut' !h.nthl , s&'rvice stands at 49 plus La for one television and a $1.00 Plus tax hr each individual leletision there after. Stations being offeeed at the Hawkins-Box ith 1t,,. m)rolxr For the past several Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Hawkins of Route 3, Sanford, Winter Springs Community announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Janet Ellen Hawkins, to Johnny Lee Association have been working auent time are channels ,l in at their recreation bui!ding, Tampa. 'PBS, Orlando trying to get it closed in for Channels 2,6, and 9, channel 16 their next meeting. from Tampa, Independent The meeting is tentatively channel 44, PBS Channel 24 and set for Feb. 20, at 7:30 p.m. at I -. maffiage of their daughter, Mias Vicki Sue Huff, to Junes Wesley Garrison, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Willis Earl Garrison of Orlando. Born in flabat, French Morocco, the bride-elect, Is the granddaughter of Mrs. J. C. Bramlett, the late Mr. Bramlett, Woodville. Ga.; and the late Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Huff Of Born In Sanford, the hide-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Ramsey, Longwood, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hawkins of Lake Monroe, Channel 13 (torn Orlando. A the City Hall. The date is firm, new Channel 3% it microwave but the place may be changed. channel from Miami is awaiting If all the hard work pays off. FCC approval, the meeti ng wi li be held at the Coail asked me to rail him In new communhiy building. We another month and he will give are all rooting for them, as not me an updated schedule on OnIv will it be the Winter cablevision in Winter Springs. Springs Community I'll keep you informed. Minuations first building, but the only one opened o all the A Nurtitior, and cooking people here in the city. school will be offered by the Winter Springs SeVenth-Day We have several recreation -auvv'nusi t.nuren reD. 4"2, 10 loonIs around, and the people 9:30 p.m. I nstructors for the who manage them rave been School will be Mrs. Blanche gracious In allowing Steiner, H. N. , p esltent of use them on occasion. To Community Service State mention two, Hacienda Village Federation and Mrs. Betty and the Highlands. But, the Scott, president os' the Florida rooms uirc primarily for the ii,,,,, 5,,.,.,c,.. t.._,..,.....,..._ "Jair ,'.ijij IllUil I llU UOII'j3, residents of those areas, not tot Fee for (tie course will be 12, the general public. It is nice t Discussed 'ill he "Those know that we may soon have Energv Foods". -What About one of our own, Fats", "Helter Meals for Less GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE Money', "Watch That D. Doug) Shell Waistline" and other timely WEEK j ( Sanford, Box, sonof Mrs. Hattie Lee box of Lake City. Lexington, Ga. /it Sernirole High School, where she was graduated In 1970, Miss fluff was on the newspaper staff and a mmber of Drama Club. She. received her A.A. degree from Seminole Miss Hawkins 1.3 currently attending Central Adult HiSh School, where she will graduate mit April. Junior College. ibe bride-elect will receive her B.A. degree in Humanities in March from University if South Flcrida. where she is president of humanities Club. Her fiance,who was born in Sydney, Ohio, is the grand. snof the IateMr. and Mrs. John Bryan ofMøunrje Ga He Is 8'19U graduate of Edgewater High School, Or land), attended Seminole Junior College graduated Summa Corn Laude from Flormd Technological IIniu.ar.tt. i ........i 'll rwau' 'ps." in ne'Izemoer he Will enter Floridaa State Univetsily for graduate work toward a master's degree, A garden wedding is planned for May 18. Her fiance, burn in Lake City, is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Box of that city. He attended Lake City schools and Is employed asa union capenter. will be an event Of May 11, at Central Baptist R . The sc hool Will be held at ih 7 ,_ wvi I' u7' PP for II'I)J("fl UI,,,JhiL,f I/I I1t'I_'l 117f-i P"P' U ifriwid Cnrr'poiit 7.f,- - , A fib- 7. ~-'i $. ,, - eBabb ti (jI) , " ' . . -' - , ' ., - , p ., aMidIf thvy would be wlWag In M5 ' ' '- ' ., y" Tile I" Mkaw Nvu& a "in". iWbopro; thie stativi ikilittria, I'Virmlly from (Iflia. Ruth was the only dauOler laud groan, the sectiond resWW 4mawr feelil prdly VAls will- take lain' (011Ose afhtf P4ad 171cc II', in shaking heads and the List tlwcurse Mfhighpnrrs' . "I ': tn,'. tn ' . . vise and swiinniung lessons in tlw allernoom and evenings And on Wednesday night3 we' . . had cccii classes in swmni ming, w1l;ch I instructed," Ifuth said. Ruth received her Water , '-.' . . , ,. Ilwever, preventative morphine addiction. presented the Valentine Queens under their command. • • • KO asfirst LOUIN chairman and her queen 'l'EItE.SA KENIS. The next measures which help produce Addicts were created by the happy, well adjusted in. thousands and the needle was dividuala can elimina te the firmly establ ished as the In. reed for involvement. Court house Recordings - -. • 1 , 710 "1% Crestview Dr.. CB. Delikht K. I ,..I Kennedy, 44 same add . i lephen Ave.. Sharon A, (,len I) Normnar 27, lIt 2 8* Merrell 16 13* 229 Geneva 499MIld., Patricia D. Ennis, 18, David A. Gallant. 20, ZX El 710 Seminole Blvd Cli Capitan Dr Elix,, A Hall 18 Leo M. Trettle, 39, 4334 128 N. Sunland Dr. A. Dauttert St., Orl., Juanita A. Will. L Knight. 40, 1210 r, a Myskuwski, 4, 201 Woudmere hamilton LW Doris Hivil. Coslmano,47, 144 lea Ave,, Gary F. Prevau, 30, Ill I Hz 4.JudlthKayDanlels,33 2322 Muzselwhlte A C Raymond I'. Burdick, 19 104 Hidgewood St., AS, Kathy A. (kt 'LI' • A Thomas, 16, same acid, Marri Richard C Allen, 19 711 Baywood 1)r., Diana M, Dorl Ann Ami & James • hlauser, 16, 403 Cherokee Cir. Wf former name • restored Marriq, Applicat ons ' , _ - = - ,,.. 01 ". c... . IN - ' - / ' ' „; - . " ' , ' ' . . - 11 !.\ ( ( ( SEMINOLE CHAPTER No. Ortkr tif the Eastern Star lucted a workshop to titake hospital gowlis for the 1dsonut hlumiic at St. Petersburg. Fabric for the gow ns was donated by Helen leinhart, Past Matron an'J a member (if Worth)- Grand Matrons' -Care-Now" c'i'iflhiiittet'. Busy with the project are seatt'tlt newspaper gaimie, knows tier I . FOR 1. L() !(, Kallileen Heytiolds ill liale (h Worth% Matron i.h iinn in if tht. Masonic 1k Limo' ih , iptt.r ()L.S 111"Ille ~oillllllttev, District 19, Department of Flori(Lj, and Gloria Warren. Worthis Matron. Standing. Fanim. ar"I Mi,rii Jane lla%kins. As.*wiatv' .NIatron. 11cr ild l'hotti 'i Doris williallis I 10 \i, AZ uJes' P1e,$L All Furniture in Stock-No Special Order . wudi. But the doctor said that Ja.'nei B WardweIl, , 7n Betty P Back Win 0 in. " the wanii healing sunshine of CherokerCir,, Myra J. Finni S children Florida was whet tier husband 2'i, iciune add. l"dgar F Ed be & Carol needed. She caine lit Deltona llk'kie L Ilanshew, 21 33 Ann, Wf 3chfld thinking all of her days would Concord Dr., CII. Donna L, David Roberts Gormi & be idle ones unable to work for Ct'.andler, 23 241 Concord ('II Mackkln,e Webre Rb I child 'tiers Paul .1 Higgins 21 2 ('h trIes M Miller Sr ' luow " o,t'dl hi' ltd no. 117. WI' Ftant.ts fib I "tuld ht wt 111k is b011 giving of her time Mary F. 1,jims. 19, Bx 10. pp Gordon C. Senart & Mary 'lobL Q I,aws, . 26. 1317 Wp Ann., Wf %I and taltnts to ollpers. Working or chitdren--3 % ith Ruth is a Joy as all who Dr CB,ChcrylJ K Chandler', Joseph W Sripp & Mari'yn now herwiIlcunfIn,. 29.105 lIldgeDr. l...Wfcustody2ch , g!. It UT11 WINTER AND DOLL COLLECTION . . G-fts from children she instruvied 'Ileraki Photo B) Car1ei Ldwardsi (; fab. Plait', Ch ill.110 4 .ortiitI ,' \ i art', SAVE 2040% OFF Woodard Lyon Shaw I ropitone Meadnwcraft Brown Jordan Carolina Forge F Igurinch. I'Iaque f'ppuii Shopping for wedding : k11 I r 8.;'1.. rotight Iruta, of February H thru 23rd , presents become a joy Instead of a problem for your guests when they check your preferences from a table with your choice of colors and patterns. Come in and register NOW No obligation. Ggf4 ii. : 2OiS.Elm 189 Uau FREE GIFT WRAP PH. 3227121 (in The Are Hardware 6ldg.) PPP $i' 0l9 ' tile phone 322.2810 Double Knit $288 YD. Permanent v c -, Uuti SzeslO AAAA ii .500's lI,(k 5, ,P'$4' Press S" Wide Req. $1.79 Denim Stripes & Prints YD. 88c YD. of trademark Rayon Lining 4, Washable 4%" Wide Stock Up & Save Req. 19c Metal Zippers "Where GrAng t Wils Fairbanks" 711 Orange Ave., Winter Park Fla. Ph, 647.2334 ii Colors 7" Ton"Long 50c 'C INCH 228 E. FIRST Si'. PH. 322-3524 Black &wii,t, Slat & Whit Stride i14 BANKAMERICARO ?MSTERCP4ARGE STORE HOURS: 9105:30 EACH DAY *Permanent Press Poly. & Cotton Blend 411' Wide Reg. $1.79 Our beautiful shawroom is filled with wrought iron and aluminum furniture in a bouquet colors. At Orlando Forge where quality and servico Is our ORLANDO"FQRGE iNC. Sanford 104 E . FIRST ST. S%•1: Kettle Cloth r \ouleu Warr. '." 11 '60" Wide Prints & Plain 'Machine Wash \ .. superior comfort and exciting w a rdro ' be "'i S Favorite Valentine SWEETHEART SALE .1. .J ;URC2M 77 Miter ' ' ' , I t is -I jo% babbling with Jo iii JOAN DAUB that who plans to get Seminole going %tilt her scope. scocip or what have you. Joan is a real "pro" in the (;r%'b1111, (:iii I antis who escorted their Others attending were Mmnes miscs were equal in brilliance Bernard Blackwnod, C. H, Ii' the chosen attire (if the Clonts, Hay Eubanks, M. L guest! . Gary, It. F. King, James Johny' Conley had the Koevenig, Frank Ruble, Paul pleasure of escorting not only Slas'ik, Start W;irfield, It. W. his lovely, Glenda, but their Whittier, Judy Berger and A. lovel friend, Maria Newson, l"!ournoy Jernigan, ' MAKES GIFTING EASY... y .. R"smnilesonthefacesof the - " . (if Ilk- ffttivV toccasicn. ---,1 . ' _P ,,- __!P11 - year JGP 1IU'NIE VARBOROUGH'S queen was PAT IAN' I'ist year F'LO)IF'CF' WILLIAMS was the queen under cotninand of JGR MARY MCLALIGHLIN. Anti I mnitit idtl "hit sit iSSOlUtint'ic e ~ A - . ._. front- - ' - ' Safety Instructor 's Certificate" from the Red Cross and a ''Leader Exa!nhiler Cer. Hf teak" from the YMCA, (ha-c she began working full tuIw,hIuthtaughii,mnaiJtJij swimming and physical education, the Fine Arts knitting, crocheting, needlepoint and other crafts. She managed a bowling league, a golf league and a volley ball team for the "Y". She organized and supervised Merle C. Price, 30, lix 1643 Hogan. several school clubs and Michele I.. Noel, 22, 11* 788 Dun 0. I)lngee & Nancy tin ted t_ hildre n d ty c iuip' iiimigwued IIOLM,tt W. F owler &t, and overnight camps. Kent N. Meadows, 20, 1519 F',, Wf I child Knowing her love of Raggedy Catonberry ltd., Mild., Patricia Nancy Ann PiIet' Spive Alin dolls, her class students A. hart, 20, lit 2 Hz Ill/i Win, Franklin Sr 11b1 and their muothers have Robt. S. Abdell Jr., 18, 302 Richard Allan Ilrcsentcdher 'smthdozensofthe Oak Aye,, Rebecca Province -Judy L ' II durn Ii si ir in wtiitti 18 S nit aulul !luri,,& c \lt\latiari & Si I lw imistruc'tc'd them. Itutiert C MvWatter, 16, 812 Gtilevies'e Wha'n her tiusbuind, Don, B'. t4, Susan I.. Jone, 18 I34 Robert Russell retired in 11017 and picked ou t lAeusi Ave. /Iflnett,pMorzjs Wf I name. prior home for them in [X'Itona in Ilobert 0 ReadIng, ii, Morris 1971 Ruth haled to leave She Azalea )r, MIld, PhylII L Clifford ppk1an & i'.a. 4 t,I. Bowles,lI,7fl F. LakeSt,,LW Sue, fib. childrgn . . - ducl mb - ' # . : ..- . WPUIIIM1II} m Thsi Run. I,f,,.n, ,'.i.at4wJu ill w, nOlih,,Ste'jsaisiia me er of The next qtsions were: ''” all mu tisatu. juvr5 the 'I'M;. (1w ikttozus Theatre Arts "Would no do stthout "I' security of the Mrs. title . Guild, and the Deltura Star zmiakup' "Would you be .iJting utralijiinglie TODAY I NOTICEI: A (IC!), ml utmi i now serving ir,i as IrRO tar sfunuisoo berries for irfiti rung girl with long Jift sud"nt of the f)t III i Oh nil; rv 1 ps i r k m'id i i ut.' I bat k I 'Jcti(il iii' cyr aal'cup ponytail ciotkni1., i.'i a FiL'ing hub t'mripost'd of ritI ns of ' I ; , g , £Nmetks wow .dleth* the . a ' ___ I and look the wom en for exper. . . . Nat *Poti, ihi W0 _______________ ' ve. - What . YOU think of the La." ' ' - --- - for r I f ' machines, dryers and t'oiu' During another segnimit the proWsal the wwnen wet '½' -- .1 li Mr's. Shepperd said: 1 think e' 111 i thur i' -'r - 4':""r parents of nine healthy YMCA. there. A year later sIC children," beamiis Ruth. became the Women's amid Girls' While the chIldren were direct or there and kept that griiwui1 of), Ruth became i Jilsititin front l9E4 until 1971 long line of teachers Lw is lor Frank Weaver of with the neighbrors. lie is an Her Night .midle, contagious Third Street and the other is Pir . WiLpir- rt carpenter and can ui tlt bib, brown &s and sot. little Monique llun'er aLso of always offer a Few helpful ine complextion attract one at 'nOrd "trM, We will tell you Pointers to those...%W are just a ininnent. that It*' We Monique ivill be five learning to build things...They She said. I lose peoph PP years old As for the .dultz, ray are thc reatest neighbors I especially children, I have lips are scaled * ha% r fl worked with children allot adults mu-it iii my life, ,-spevially in tile YMCA and L~e \'W('A in Ohio, where i conic front. My most precious years were when I was active with 45 them. I just hated to leave l'..uiiar'rnm?g,I.Ht brought on another In'esung there.was soflictilTies difficult to get discussion. Today, Ruth Is not only a part-time, holiday help The workshop was a 11- hostess for the Welcome and thes wdn t even serve Wag'ei sta' is an instructor , comply the pant cocktails, the Drltuna Day Caniips, He also said after %Shuk ta king pict ures at the sponsoreti by several ct:urctws suitahad been a llowed for some time, his secretary complained meeting if Mrs. Likens, .irs. in Ik'ltnna, where she teaches Joan Sheppard, another of feeling "naked" when the claidren, singing, dancing instructor and Mrs. Peggy and handicraft.s. wore dresses 1. r ri 'tiduil Li Lut.&d tile pictures didn th period when ideas to School Methodist Church and teaches ' .,tt M ISkrced. , . ., Cleveland, Ohio, She had three brothers 5) from ii with 71 01y Wn andSavings titoved to Willoughby. O., Ruth . % r the proud grand Education director a t the riatlist Personals ' If you are a net m esideat of l:tith's iuiatfwr wanted h'r to Hc'Itona , you will be iirited by a Ix- a teac he r. Ilowcvt'r, after i transferred here früiii oluntcer worker at the when she left for Deltena. very charming, very Btrthda s galore here in the Alabama. if I ever mnns'e again, gracious her graduation froni grade and Cleveland YMCA and directed '1 spcciallseti in lady who will introduce herself high schools in Cleveland and swiimia'r overnight camps at young ity Happy' wishes go to Mrs. I hope we can have children ages six months another as the hostess of the Deltona two years of lothy Conruoi!y of 79 Nor th neighbor just like him, Ck* attendir,g Western Cent.?rville Mi lls two Camp and to five years, swimming Ind Wagon. name will Uni Her versity. Ruth married her hliver Road Camp, as well Third St. who celebrated her feature I like about him is that as coordination. Many were be Ruth Winter. high birthday Feb. 3. school sweetheart, Donald children's drunuatic class he always has the time for a es at handicapped and retarded YOU will recognize her at a Winter on Mardi I, 193. Mr. Sarah Yonce of chat with the children the YWCA, 11cr girls &tended children whom I taught In the glance, for Ruth, aside from When he was graduated troni the YWCA camps anti Icr 50fl1 hacienda Village celztx'ated neighborhood. They all love separately, having the most pleasant college, lit enter her birthday on Feb. 7. ed the banking the YMCA camp, full because they know he personality' one could ever hope Profession "11w other child ren I In" and took a position Two birthdays on Feb. 13. m ares, Ifhe buys fruit lieshaz'es In !2, when the family u Thursday ninrm,,.,. fifth and sixth grade Sunday Sbool chilclrens' classes the first Thursday' of each month. Sic is it member if i r 'i i,i r I i iiilear ill their forthcoming prutiudjun of "Arnertmc and Olil "' .• . _____ 8yFANNp.rrEEDWAyg• -. , ___ S'vt'nthi-iji Adventist in'th letter I rt'et'ivtol r.ominating ni fir gol aeighbor..,,"fle am u Svutii Muss WI. come out. by the way we asked alleviatr the energy cnst asked for. inc teacher the women if they were Ms's-es 'II' Misses for tdenttfication. that suggested everyone join a . " - Shares Talents With. The Community of 407 St**t.'i Edgemnori St. I will quote directly from a • ' ) , • , ____ ... , It ' __ - Kenneth M. Doyle - . Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Huff of Riverview Ave., are announcing the enga'ement and forthcoming are P . • Of (;uulil iii Sanford -Seminolt'. %Vll.IIUII 111.1.15, lttJIIY (;i-;o,c(u: Wi':l.D, WALT •:'- ' comparative ease and comfort medical profession became lKl)SON UAI.E, lI011EIll ('AIIPENiER and hum) itoH .mnml get Its treacherous Mlhance might increasingly aware of the well, MAY. CATIIEIt I NE COOK hIl(vl2lj-:n Eleanor.. e need )UU 000 problem but was uncertain as to confer upon me now, I must It I V K U 5, A I. F It K I) 1 1 At ID am., the itiorie rang for cnduredaysofbodilysuffeilng; means of coping with it. Elllt'KM)N ill. and ROBERT 11w uuipteenth tnime while l'iui The users during the period of but I did not, could not, con. M. SHEAF'Eht. 1.1. DOUG BISHOP. Miss .Sonya Anna Holley. gown, jade necklace and 1 ay behind tmniw. Police ceive the mental hell Into whose generally fit Into two following Sanford Department, Anyone p knowing tiltdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. earrings and a corsa ge of white 'Whathlayuti dmn' for BY l)4JIIIS WILLIAMS torricretl iiit' i no, not for iitwreabouts of any Fierce corroding fires I was cauigorles; the opiwn eaters Alfred Holley, 2515 lmghlawn carnations with green ribbon. of the lunch,"" a familiar voice asked. who were generally found speedingu and wants to invite umussing, please contact ANNE about to plunge." SOCIETY EDITOR Ave., and Kenneth Mic hael The groom's mother wore a "Pri'bahlv without," I everybody to a chicken bar- AIKEN. These here the Words of among the middle and upper Doy le. son of Mr. and Mrs. John formal length gown of pale blue napiw(I William Blair, describing his middle class, and the opium Kill 'em iithi kindnes, eat l*t'ue at the Sanford Police K. l)oyh' Jr., 117 Anderson double knit crepe. diamni,roi ''Would you speak at the crow. or some suet, noise, addiction to opium for the smoker who was usually Benevolent building on April Circle, all (if Sanford were earrings and a white rarnitun " Back up' .Jaci'es lcnvIu,'on ToI)AV* he 'Knickerbocker," a New York associated with the underworld For several uiionths I had a (toni 4-8 p in. united in Holy matrimony Feb. corsage The Alkens, ANNE ,Ni) continued magazine, in July 1842 edition. of Chinese labor imported to blast getting in ''digs'' about It, addition Ii' good chow, lul'K, are 1, 1974 at I p.m at MI sis The reception site was the the proud grand. ''Rut, but, but,'' I puttered Although many people today build railroads. d my experiences at the uuntry music will also be parents of a beautiful tholic Ca Church, Sanford. borne of the bride's parents k1i baby kijis, like an tiutboarti niotur, The most prominent known tracks, ..and l'ni not referring featured 54) everybody plan to view ttw drug abuse problem as Decorations included Maria Anne hayes, daughter of Surel) nobitly... but cut capers with the to the ponies nor the hounds, Officiating clergyman at a fairly recent occurrence, drug American opium abuser of this the arrangements of white glads coppers on their daughter and her nolx*Iy wiml,l have the in. use and abuse can be traced to period was the poet and author, Sonic readers took my digs as t heir hi,: charitable endeavor. double ring, candlelight cere- and apricot da isies, weddin husband, MU AND MRS , lutitigated gall to mitake such ninny tits shallow lnrnor...to others, I the beginning of recorded Edgar Allen Poe. 11ev. Patrick Joseph bells, white streamers and — UhlsltI,E.s I). hAVES, who dt'nmand except a young 'un, of I With the dawning of the 20th i';fljo)ed yakkuty.yakking KetI. Mrs. F. K. Houmillat, history. "dug" gravely white Pont penis The brides and arrived in Feb, 5, t St',,iunnlc' nurse ' organist, resented On a recent outing on t he having lunch with members in voo B.C. marijuana was century. public awareness, an appro. table overlaid with a white lac' of \lt',i,uriil hospital. .'s ''You can speak on hit' town, had the pleasure of SemiiinoleChLpter no, 2 Order of known to the Chinese and through both informaUon and priate prograni, of musical tloth wasodorned with w edding Paternal grandparents are i'talisoptiy l ANNE (;KhI mis-information, increased. the Estern Star at the Masonic selections meeting A Q OLSEN, recommenned for gout '5 11 bells, pout pnun and 'i r \Iht ,\NI) MIN I ii \V1'.S, \t t',' (hiIII(mug('4l t lIt's SI i' irr,iik'nt uI ICiilru,nI Equip- Tt'u1' 'abent. 1it uh ruintr,ts rscd 'liI'.Itlufl •ind ('lurch decorations included son,iIizcd m.ipkun. Mrs. l.irr ,l9 Saitfird Wtit little are you picking mindedness.' By 15 B.C. the a; to whether addiction was an .10 titent tAuto Train m...who engaged in a sewing project. two basket arrangements of Hyatt, a neighbor, was in itic up. Larry? '' _____ 11w lunch was SEW good Eg)ptians recorded the use of illness or vice, it never again _____ remembered. whiti' niurns, apricot da isies charge of interior decorations MRS. KENNETH MICHAEL DOYLE Anyhow I t'nijiyetI the Sanford 11) the by, KA'I'hIl.EEN opium for medical treatment, reached its Past level of social The next day I was escorted tin the two altars, and gr eenery Jaycees and they stii,wed keen ...NeeSonya Anna Holley During the Renaissa nce Period acceptance. to tilt- terminal before "all IIF;VNOIDS will be installed as The three tiered wedding 'Ibis has been iiiy week for two potted palms and family inwrc'st as I rattled on off the in I9, importation of opium the ise of opium spread through caxe,mnararnblrng rosedesign, aboard'' time for a V.I.P. tour, lbal Matron of Cathedral twit Feel like a marked with sprigs of was made I*' queen being tip ml mu) head about Anne was prohibited by law, and the Eure pe. w hen I met l)AItWOoi) Court mit'. 38, Order of the the only gal in a c't'inmnittee by (1w groom's For greenery and flowers. 1miti C.J. BASS looked By the 18th Century, opium Harrison Act of 1914 sought CREOLE, assistant terminal Amaranth, Feb. 23, at the , real "swinging biggie" delicio mother. An aunt of the bride, us in an all'wtiitc suit was in u.'e in the American control of narcotic drugs. The manager, among others,,,,wty) te!op!' corning up. Go ahead and turn Given in marriage by her Mrs. Oulce Marie Holley, cut uinipleuwnted with a heavenly these laws, and their Colonies as a therapeutic agent effect of remembered, fat her, the bride wore a fcrma and served the cake ant grn'r'..l,kt' bright turf4'oloretl' blue .hiirt and white silk tie, in treating mental disorders. ha varying Interpretations was to 11w epitome of luxur) is At the organizational imteetuit length gown of white bridal pouring the champagne punch ',Vurder how many have By 1.1/. %t%TIIIEUX While there it was delightful uses had cspa:*Ied to include place the narcotic addict wit,'' reflected in toe vast operation, week, taffeta, trimmed with lace and was Mrs. Sandy Holley. Others lily psychic eye this I'm always digging and started beautifying Sanford herald Correspomudeni to see venereal disease, cancer, he cTilflhIi&l realm. Katrina Pierson, former t, So, I been invited to a result of seeti peat Is with full length assisting with the serving and Sanf ord Wonnati's wnsed ttwt I was cramping the Needing ki nd souls for money, ' Oviedo Stttc.gtht law enforcement resident who was home gallstones, tntertaining were Bill Holley dysentery. "track-test" Auto Train, gratis, train, Her veil of sulk illus on i Club ('ivk, Improvement fellows style, so I got outta favors, etc., for sonic worA real fun time was in store on a vis it from Flat Rock, NC., vomiting, mer,struatjon and and drug abuse education were and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard at illy convenience, .and SI I was secur there fast so they could by a take off ihwhile causc ed headpiece I'rojet't. for mmii'mlx'rs of the Oviedo and hkdcing just real elegant noted credited with reducing known childbirth. A Dawn fluky an I h!an Ii di, Just that in the near wink vt'lc'mt and seeit pearls i'awlson tm'upet', their let their hair If i{m'teii ti. lii t'n' t already, please H li_I. ( 1K 1.0W W'ii,i,iui's ('lilt) and their guests I can sak'l) presume to sa Philadelphia ph y sician also addicts to 60,000 by World War Catherine l'aw ison were a future nd she (iiiblmi, arid get do n to the nitty. .isked a favor carried a cas'ade grab a shovel and hoc ad start and I starteti at the last imiceting. that Betty Duda and her of. recommended cpium "in all H. Please pass the crows bouquet of white carnations, charge of rice bags. diggir1,,,but not at the tracks, gritty. puttering again, since it was those fevers where wine us Public attention In recent ficers can sit back and rest tropicana rosei, baby's breath What a difference in the way involving another person. 11ev. A. Brad Dinsmore Please For traveling, Mrs. Doyle, years has shifted more toward u pon t heir la urels for this event. safe or proper." 'Tis the season for hearts and and ivy, tiICti "get on with the business," performed his duties as auc. chose "liii always donating green a navy blue street dress Despite its wide usage, our the abuse of non-narcotic drugs. sweethearts,,.und that's how it fitst'like, as opposed to some of to you for some cause and don't tioneer at the fancy box supper. Mrs. Donald Payc Jr., with Jacket and the corsage colonial fore-fathers not only Because Of increased public turned out when Loyal Order of tb' bickering women's groups I ('Veil know what I'iii con. lit' was just so convincing and imitren of honor, was attired in froni her bntL'ml bouquet. failed to recognize the dangers awareness, recent laws have the Moose no, 1851 staged the The big class reunion of '39, have been associated with. Dig tnibutnig to time.,, she everyone present seemed to 11% half the a formal length gown with beige of addiction, but compounded been aimed at the suppliers The couple left for a wedding Four th Annual Valentine Bait, scheduled for March 23, has set I)ig enjoy his efforts and antics. saiti. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McDaniel crepe skirt, white bodice and trip to New Smyrna Beach and the problem. With the dIscovry these drugs while users are The loge was beautifully up .i mmilssing pe rsons buresu on, io l.Alli;h'.N AND She's right, and we break Some of those supper boxes are now living In Oviedo beige jacket, beige ribbon t heir new residence will be at of two opium alkaloids, mor- looked upon in non-punitive decorated 1mw the occasion with and the committee is at- JOE KUIIIM/il are co. were so elegant that it was just about even, in our "swapping" Terrace, The McDaniel family headpiece and she carried a Spring Lake, N.C. while the terrr.s. phine and codeine. PAT MANN SCOTT, her tempting to locate class c$wummnanof the event and ottier .ishamctoctit into the beautiful is game. from,i/ithnta, Mrs. McDaniel bouquet of beige tinted porn groom ii stationed at Fort When the dangers of opium The addicts who retain the husband, RICHARD,and all the niicn*bersto join lathe fun and committee mactubers are JACK trappings. She gut the check! is the former Ann Dunn, P'iil daisies and carnations I0 Bragg, ard serving in the U.S. addiction we, finally realized, now unfashionalbe heroin habit little Mann's helping to dec the frolic. IIOIINEII, JOHN PIERCE, morphine and codeine was are treated with a new drug Catherine Ar:m. When his tour of dut halls, which was under the Missing umuttes are JOHN 11011 OIIWIG, DON lIAThIEl, One was so done up with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Speaking of threads, gotta Bridesmaids were Donald A. Dunn Sr. of Lake administered to cure the opium known as methadone, Which In ends thus fall they plan to live to chairmanship of Pat's mother, HA M H I C K, (;H A n y JOHN CAhILl, BOB MCKEE itash and "dig" a gown out of salcntincs and flowers that I Jane Pawlion and Wanda habit. This "change of habits" of past success in rellevtnp TERESA KENIS. GALLANT, imioth balls for Beta Sigma Phil's should have been quite content [lame), Point. El. A Till ER AND 1)11. LUIS PEREZ. Watkins. Their gowns were Cocoa Beach. Fla. was quite popular among many one opiate drug with another, is The loyal Order of Moose NICKEIISON, CAROLYN Also 1111.1, HECK, ANDY annual (1iantt Ball... but not just to sit and :ook at the styled identical to that 1 the The groom's father, who is opium addicts since one grain looked upon with some skip; had a Itoyal Order of SEEIl1EF WEIDNER, RUTH CAIIRAWAY, WARREN before a plain o!d down-to. unopened parcel. When the honor attendant with white serving in the U. S. Navy anti $ tifmurphlr.eiaaspoteptas ten ticlsmbymany. Coronation. HELEN KELLY Silt A NF; S I>I- U It I NG _______ package was opened the con. PATH I (' K 110W A it 1) ''irthi, lviuu' 'I';, -ta bodice, and apricot skirts, and st.aticned at Gulf Port, Miss., of opium. The rew public sentiment was crowned queen and • tents were a gourmet's delight. en Club met at they carried apricot tinted flew in for the wedding ntt left 1 Oviedo Gard The hypodermic needle was toward the non-narcotic abuser GKOtGE KENIS, king. r Those Oviedo girls triumphed the home I bouquets, the' next day for eight months 49-V 1 of Mrs. John Ridenour introduced to the UnIted states is due to the general feeling that Queen Helen and runner-up. '' again, James H Driver, Spring overseas duty. who wi assisted by Ruth mu 1856 and widely used during this person is an Occasional or L RUTH l'KTrIS, were 1 . . . Lah. N. C was best man. 'Inc costumes which were t'uiuun as cu-nos'ess, the UvII War to administer experimental uter rather than ' sudicated on the point system Usher-groomsnwn were Steven worn were so lovely. I Was morphine. According o later an addict. by a panel of judges including Mrs. Charles Nlblack, Vice. Peter Schick, John Allen Doyle, US accounts, a vast number o( Fascinat ed by the President presided at the The latest" result of this TIIK000ItE l.ATO'Jlt - CD. brother of the grooni and Billy authentit , attire and jewelry m eeting because of the absence veterans returned to civilian sentiment has been treatment WARD It. SIMON, my y oun g Darrel Hope. 11. which Mrs. H. W. Estes wore of the president, Mrs. Dunn. life with "Soldier's fines,'.," In terms of prevention and 'un.s, LARRY Bl.A!lt and his The bride's mother, chose a and it you missed those SHOES rarcotic addiction, education aimed toward the * MERRY BEE, and CARl. multicolor forma l length jersey 4L,) ______ A business meeting "ou missed the whole outfit. zation of worthwhile DIEDIICH ond "yours truly" During the post-Civil War nrps'pdø,l 1k o ti,, era, opium and its derivatives ailerigauves to true use of mind ; altering drugs. I lovable...it was most d.fficult I could themm a barrel while on a visit William Brown at Slavia wlIere __ . - I'. . I be purchased mci. M summai', drug use and _oI Brown demonstrated the pensively in any pharmacy and abuse have been a part of I M in our tally sheets at the con. were authentic completely to method many rural stores without a of dividing arid ccmankinds existence since the elusion with 'rilEoDolu: 'c'— the suede tops and sharp potting orchids. He also spoke No sidelines for this beginning of time. Few, U any . , servirug master The solution to the problem pointed toes and the pir.aforei n the 1,j l. r Feedi. and During the course of the 1\ '10 I ' which Mrs. Vera Bell and her waterin • procedures was fineily realized in Life Stride spectator. 'M delightful evening, past Junior 'ister, Mrs. Pearl Tedford, when a morphine derivati ve appl ica ble on a mies level, lt' a runner runner was snyttesizeti. Considered although many Individuals (;rtht Hegents of Women of htt'frCShinents were served to •i"rm were so charming and I ' fill , have found solutio ns to their 11w' \1ust. 51110 started (he ball non-addictive, it bccme the all in attendance preceding the . i' 1 tful in Classic Styling. prime drug for treatment of personal drug problem, % I'll J cnri Oviedo Hilff- 6 7,arrison weekends, members of the I•I IflhIVI Becjmes Bride J A CK ' '" d and !ihe will put voll in touch ••S_••• •• ' - . . ELEANOR ' I . me itn cnIury u iniss '' 1 -.... I I., f&N ° . 4 / uurmg 0 be joining our ~'; '? ~ "I know that for every hour of ..J one. Michele. '. By RON KEE 11 k' 111-:1.1. and HODERT . Ii �- - - -- - - -111— The San f o rd Herald - -.- ________________ - - - G egeuo - - - ••- theupportunuty to learn tt,c ir -ti meaning of (Its statement. It ecin.s as I was stopped by one of our local Sanford law Carl and Ma.-y lou Edwards enforcement officers, Tom arid their chi ldren. LThdy, and Bernky, and severa l of my ('any, were out visiting with tried and true friends rallied ('aria brother and sister-in. round to render aid, Law, Horace and Polly Edwards But rest easy kind hearts, My down on Loke Harney. Crl and friend Tom only wanted to Mary Lou are Just recently time if I would mind reminding returned from Anchorage, you good folks to reserve Ly t le Art Of Ceramics __-_ em ll4'iC OU near. V ... - _. - - or Creative uth Wie boldt F -- 1r ffirrath - hoiiw over in Miiims - - 40 9b 0 I! R ttyEtHA NICHOLS lleraldCerrcspondcpt Explaining the procedure of locatedlnherhome.ShehuaU making a ceramic picee, Ruth typesolgreenwiueaiid bis said she first pours liquid clay plus many Pieces she is working Ever felt an urge to express into molds, to make her m. yourself in some form of art greenware. When the forma are "I use different Pieces stork? Nearly everyone has cast, they are timed according teach with," she said. 'I like to at one time or another. Some to sue. They must be carefully experiment. ; irts and work _.-~:--: ~_ - - 4. - . Alaska and are Wck in their Friday. April 5 for tile luscious - harbeque which the Sanford Herald Correspondent I hope that you did not umis.c the 15th annual art exhibit ;i - il - . I sponsoored by Sianf, ird Seminole %eck. Paul has worked for there to entertain you and you Art Association, It was super, numy long years and I hope may eat there or take your great that tie and my precious Louise dinner out as you choose. Tom - We were especially prooii ef can just sit the Junior Division who was so while now. back and relax For a went on to say that the tw ney earned from these dinners was well represented and took so Just so they don't go too far used to help defray expenses of many ribbons and the Crafts front us where I can't chat with the Christmas party for the section was not to tie ignored "Wt" at least once a day ... i policemen's chil.lren and-or either. think I'd be hot" take irt' ,1 ;snis untnrcset'n 1' tt whit miuctL wiiith may arise. were on display were so unniue including Marie l(ichter's 'j- f7fØ Fish Fry was the Hill Craccy and his lovely Woodsles". usual big success that we all wile, Cindy and Betsy Rankness Tim Donahoe did wonder's know it wi ll be; the food was spent Friday at Disney World ss nh the "thints" be had to super tklicio us and as usual so and took young M aster "i)ub" work with and his Batiks arc many people attend ed that the Gracey- with them. They tell me just too much cooks ran out of f ish and were that Dub is a buddi ng 'oung I Just love the annual art unable to get more: you have maestro who thoroughly enexhibit, I only wish that some of Just got to admit it these joy-ed his first visit to the magic --- ~ L _ -, _________ ____________________ ___________________ ________ -______________ _______________ ______ - ______ __________________ _________________ - _ the talent would 'Iub off" ('n Gei, eva fellows know hew to fry kingdom but more eSWlally mite, some real good fish and these the music which seemed to Anyway, the art and crafts girls make hush puppies almost literally' float in the air. exhibits were not all that as good as Mary Donaldson's, Cindy said that Dub seemed rnjoed. I bwnped into Mrs. Anyway everything was to trying to conduct the notes I mtlian Vickerv, a very char- super gnat and the lwratmon as he ss,sstl ins hand almuist in dress made of lace, that has I I nourishment, care and at. wrsteril first been 5atuted with liquid - _____________ _____________ RUTH WIEBOLDT AT KILN growing." Exactly what is ceramic art? keeps I'.uth's _____ - -- - - - - - , after and unlem I miss - noy guess she is still doing a li ttle gardeni ng on the side. off 4 heir foot as niucii as possible, - -_ - the birthday of Abe IAncoth and Lil said that she and Fiat-k I s!kw is cute s,Ight while the were enjoyring having t1twir son Larry' back home with them Harold Joh nson family we this wtek we will be obser%*Ig going biking toward the lake after a Xytar tour of duty in (h-c' birthday- of GcC' front wth their little lnao- Germany and as .d'i all narsrungwn and i guess man a we granoparents we got '.I-b - - •' shall be 'toisting "Old Glory" the subivtt of grandchildren If I could have gotten closer high above the rafters in honor would have asked what was in and Lily did a lot of bragging of these two gentlemen but let about her daughter Christs's th e vacuum bottle. Cold as flit tfU YOU that if I had the was, I bet it was steaming hot little son. opportunity to raise the flag in I had to Laugh when I asked coffee or the equivalent. honor of anyone peron OF Lily- about her room, raons it would surely be for flossie King, who will soon be a) the James V. Sloweil family. years old, she told me that Mrs. These four good folks Dessie was Just as well as she My dear yang ftj.4 over to the CP Telethon a Dunn, will be leaving our fair could be and still was and all but Mood on their heads tuiNi plow" to get her gamvillage soon for Jacksonville ((b raise c'onfrmbutrnns for this tknmg done. and then to Ft. Knox where he worthy ca use. Speaking of 70'year-old Folks, will o to take his army tests. Our C-'ttue even did the Jim s a graduate of the I had a call frcm Jacksonville Pc n g u I n' ' th t w I ' !' Sanford Naval Academy where telling rue that my iJ-year-old 'Artle" ... wonder why Jayvee Pink - -. - Lad - es -- t- - T . - - ,.3 - ' -vu', 'I .'t -''- -- _~ 1*" tee the hospital auditorium. ' - _i, a' . ,, -__ I . . . - 'iIt, ~Irl4' ' AN. Coffee was served from a silver coffee service from one end of the table and red fruit punch from a crystal bowl at the 'niher, along with as.sortecj petit Fours, party cookies, nuts and heart shaped Pl. northern winters. Bet, I belles-c this his positive treat The . I'maident, .Mrs. Grace Smith, auxillaq- intembers during the enerlty crisis," Gilliland agreed. "will aircelente the arrival of I# retirees, especially those who hare been indecishe regarding retirement plans. Many Indostries will encourage rUes' retirements rather than layoffs. Bet, tears that ffllrres con. ' - : IN THE PINK AT TEA tiers arc unfounded." Gilliland flatly declared that "Elderly people have brought prosperity to Florida and will continue to do to. They- hate' steady' incomes and very few are on welfare. Their Impact is not iieaseuable, like tourism, and thus adds stability In ibrerimomy. Retirees do not overtax school systems, while at the same lime lending ad s'alorr'm funding suppo rt to the learning institutions, Most own their own ears and add little additional burden to public transportatlonsvstems while still contributing to itt,- tatr's gasoline tax income. (I to r) Muriel Brumbaugh, Bette Cannon, Grace Smith (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) ' Double Ring Ceremony Doris Casimano Weds W1.111. Knight Naomi floward double rung ceremony. Ann Cauale and Stephen lJoyd The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Kathleen Howard, Orlando, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Carl Knight, Ontario, Canada. Attendants for the couple Knight, all of Lungwocnd, Following a wedding trip to Canada, the newlyweds will reside at the Longwood home of the bridegroom. He is owner of FINA Service Station in San. ford. __ 4 V Story Of 1974 Q. All right, what about 19747 A.."A recent survey of aportmunt construc'tlou notes many- prominent builders are s-letting 1974 with caution, Suburban toning problems are forcing some builders," said Gilliland. "b.wk Into the cities and Increasing the nphasii on town' projects. Former residential builders are also scliking afternatises to single femnily construction, primarily multi-famIly housing-rentals and condominiums. As a irinil, there in' rlose fl131 .sll auxiliary members and pros pective members. is We have new neighbors down I have always been told that at Mullet Lake Park Road, Mr. you never knew who your true and Mrs. Rosht'n Davis moved friends are until tHe chips are ov.,'r (rommi I.nmit,'wood Happy to down and this past week I had I 0 arm Q. ' DECORATE! Wood is natural insulation. Yarn acts as a nonconductor to both heat and cold, Cord and Pulley Shade with ovenlrap.flh, a By combining both wood and yarn you have the essence of DOI Mar Woven wood, Del Mar shades, Draperies, Dividers & Deors will hilp you 'Ke.p your cool" or keep your warm. JUSt call - Xm • . ___ _____ - Or IflL ui,.t S atIIlt t Decorating _____ _______ ________ Slim ______________________________________________ _________________________ By LOtlSE 1. GI 1.1, Extension home F:conomics Agent _____ _________________________ ______ %. _____ _____________________ __________________________________________________________________________ ______________________ A new idea in do-it-yourself IMIIC decorating starts with 1. ___________ ________ ___________ ______________ -- I - -- - - - - - - - - - - - number of patterns and cnh r O tla'OS&' fr( mu, and cer,u nothing cod be easier to ke- _____ W he t he r sheets are turned into tablecloths, curtains, or wall-coverings they still - CIP COMMITTEE SALUTES MRS. LUCILLE BRYANT NIRS. LUCILLE BRYANT of 1006 Palmetto Ave. is congratulated by the Community Im. provement Pct Committee of Woman's Club of Sanford for the neat appearance of her ______ -- -- vard, which has been chosen by the Sanford maintain the carefree ability to Garden Club for the "Garden of th e Month" award. (Herald Photo by Hill Vincent) be miuchi ne-washed and dried with case-especially the no. Iron varieties. Another advantage of decorating with sheets is that the extra width means less s"anmung and piecing for large items such as circular tablecloths. Also, sheets are easy to sew, even for novices, and they are often more economical than comparable yard goods. Cur ta i ns and draperies made _______ ______________________________________________— - Some Real Estate Closing Costs Are Deductible On Income Tax WASIIINGTON, D.C,-Smne. tax filing deadline approaches. records tin closing cost remain deductible when entivii-titional wortgage loans is with scallops, pleats. niffles, or payments just as on other In- uteliiizetlonfederalreturns But deductible if itemized. T. gathers can give coordinaLon and a (ace Lift tit any room in the come tax Items. He suggested ot he r closing costs are not includes 'points" charg but not all, of the real estate William J. McAuliffe Jr,. closing costs paid by 1973 home executive vice president, buyers are deductible when American Land Title careful study of closing costs itemized on fmieral income tax A&vKiation. reminded that the paid Wfore these deductic%js Include sp returns. vi Internal ll,vn ui.' S"rvlcv are iIenmied. uu,iipmeu' " "a.', 'unm property taxes in -__________________________________________________________ - By DA'.'lt) DeVOI.I. Extcnsicn Agent ('olors of B. purpurea range front white to shades of pink, rose-red and deep purple. The trees are partially eve'green to completely decidious from February to April. B. variegata has large fragrant reddish to purple flowers B. galpinut has flowers of brick red color and Is a ow l spreading shrub. Orchid trees are not particular as to type of soil, however, they do require a well drained one. They also prefer a sunny location or one with partial shade. One of the most attractive small trees this time of year is the orchid tree, a native of ('hinia and Southern Msz There are several specie.i of orchid trees grown in Central Florida. These include Bauhinia purpurea which blooms in the fall. B. s'ariegata which blooms in the winter and spring, and H. galpinii the red bauhinia which blooms in the summer, Orrh'd trees are widely used in landscape plantings and serve well as small framing trees, patio trees, or free standing specimens, for in(lusion in shrubbery borders and for tropit'a! effects. Svales anti mites sometimes attack the foliage but orchid trees are relatively free of serious insect and disease problemits. Scales can be controlled with malathion and mites by Kelthane if they Lmct'onie a problem, - _~~ _7__-_ -~ _______ ::~~ :: __ — -li~-~~~ A __w~ — ' ______ 'j! 1 Will the ti ght mooney' situation continue" ; -- - i - ltj, t * -- - i I I * - - - -- Làhi -- - / - Construction In County On Wane By DONNA ES') ES Herald Staff Writer New- ,'i,rlttn,rII,,n Springs and Casselberry saw an upsurge in building activity. - January, 11113 at $4,815,000 to 11,184,938. was seen in Wintrr Springs at January total, issued thm. I - ': - '' - - * -=,,. Idd(Ptrim have an i'oints paid by a seller to "•" euce init cmunmnaie.s 1mng. arrange financing for a buyer skt dust ruffles For beds, a arc not deductible as Interest. dressing table skirt, and use Not allowable as a Federal in. for services related to setting 'riginatmon I cc, commonly miiatched closet accessories, UP a loan; land title search and known as "points," that is paid fashion a curler caddy, outline owner's or lender's title in. by the buyer on an EllA-insured a teenager's bulletin board or cover a wastebasket, surancv charges; fee of at. or a VA guaranteed ban. One or two sheets go a long torney' representing buyer; Also not allowable as a pa yment for hazard and deduction are 'points" paid by way' in the kitcb.,n. Toaster iitrttgeinstiran and other ihe real estate seller as a loan cover, mixer cover, place. charges for closing-related pLict'mnent lee. But these can be mats, napkins, cafe curtains, wrvices, claimed as a selling espen,',c to and aprons can all be made to reduce the taxable amount match. Make a simple hostess, Skirt, or wide-legged pants in McAuliffe said that interest later ,,it when the propertypaid by borne buyers on most sold again, according to IllS the same print. municipalitirs and the I - nen for reA Ily are interest, they are tax deductible, according to IRS. benefits temsduisg to increase prtJk'rIy Value such as paving or swcr system Ito. pros'enwnls; local gos'ernrrwnt recording charges; land survey unincorporated areas were for 1349,584, down fromn $660,745. permiti ts for value of 133,357 total new construction value of Permits issued for the Seminole Included in A ltamonte'.., 15,914,188, compared with areas go verned by the Lioaru of totals stat the 1 74-un:t Orient.' $8.tI5.67 in Januan. 1973 t'i'untv commissioners were Woods apartments at $17i Only the i-thu's ut Altamii'mmte iI,'wmi 75 per it frummi a high in miaUimi * - [louse Some sheets have recurd seen during the first Altamonte Springs was up 68 55,oI7 and Sanford was off month of 1973 per cent from January-, 1973's three per cent From $346,418 to Building permits issued 11,4V,030 to $2.3&,910 1335,1117 iluriag 11w iiit'nth in Semmok-'s Biggest decli ne, ft9 per cent, Lake Mary', recording its first se%-en ' - —;- at a . 1tP - 3_* - ed O%iedo was down 44 per cent County- followed tile trend ivnt increase at M.449. up from 146.900 to $32.196 while acrom I-'I le nation in January, froin t1k,same rno6th last )ear 1,,,,Ig,A 4 k.il bulldl,,~, per ('Iii over UW at $385, 1 44. Hu1lding in "0. per cent From $619,136 to . ilill,0040mm"' J - pilill;Ill _I ~ II flVII UI ULTI A.Gilliland said, "There is widespread nmptlmsm th t the worst of the tight money crunch is over, A decline in shoi term rates is experteci shortly-. A long (cnn rate drop Is anticipated later in the year. The outflow of dollars from thrift institutions is also bring reversed. There has-c been signs of recovery during the past two months and the outlook grows brighter. The result," said the SWI) president, "will be considerably' more dollars to finance housing In 1974 than in 1973. Also, economists are saying consumcr confidence in the economy remains strong and a stronger housing market will prevail when the tight money eases. Adding to the optimism are predictions that Congress will also free ERA and %'A intcrst rates to fluctuate with the market, eliminating large discounts and making these instruments viable fund ing sunirecs for lost and middle income housing." --'-- -- (1 1 County Growth Reflected 9 Jan., 1973 County fl.184,938 S4.815000 -- Altamonte Springs S2.386,910 S1.422,030 • 68 per cent Casselberry S 936,449 S 385.443 Change Seminole -' - Jan., 1974 75 per cent Land Use Plans / THE W(ATHIgIORDS Hear The Weal herfords Custom Draperies For ln.Hom. Decorator S.rvic* -; LIVING PLANTS FOR EVERY OCCASION EFLOWERS & known recording artists In concert Tuesday, Febrva,y 19 7:30 p.m. Nationally -1 -: - - HaPPIrOss and Contentment In a homelike atmosphere Ni,rsincl and ConvaIecent Residence 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. 3277 1 -- : -, - - Ph. 322 6755 * k "11. 11AAW rvwvv '$øU•M *'ii ! ,% Jan' lad Witty Philip5 A NImO b. No (MesO 3 3315 - NO -' * at Palmetto Ave. Baptist Church Seminole Lodge 1 Use Your BankAmericard or Mastet Charge ' - Sanford Flower Shop PHILIPS cr.sons i SANFORD, FLORIDA - f - to krv4rig 209 E. Comm.ruieI .iiww, Dial 322.1822 CINC.,tod O$) 322331$ - Q. Here in Seminole County- there is considerable concern over land use plans and it could become a statewide issue. Do you have any opinions on this subject? A. 'i)nl% statewIde." said Gilliland. "A ru-rent Sr's York 1imsrIitk said that 'Florida's runaway de'svlupment binge..is - I' rapidly mos ing (hi state toward a showdown oser the basic issue of property rghIs.' Th e Times foresees a major bat tl e brewi ng by next Spring ,over the extent to which the state can regulate the set limits on nearly every stage of development. The lid Is being cla mped an private' investment pro jects' In Florida, the limes raid, and the situation Is being watched with interest by other states. Al issue," Gilifland as'errd, "is the struggle for peblk control over pris ate land interests which the Times described as Inc foremost ens ironmental ,,sut, of lime decade' Florida, the Times pointed out, accounted for nearly one-third of the national increase in housing penniss and four of the state's urban areas rankedinthetopfivenationallyinheusingturtsdoring l. Ills also the na tion's fastest growing large population s ta te. Nest legislation and the growing public opposition to development base tended to counter what the Tunes described as Florida's grutwth mystic. The plate is gearing up to effect a development showdown ud the restrictions will uhlimately be reflected in the market $acr-crdusg a la nd -rush, buy' now fever among Indisldunis tars. and p -' --o; 11- - _______ * _____ - -. 1.13 per cent __ 1k - I Sanford S 335,937 S 346,418 Longwood S 655,017 5 679,136 -3 per cent 4 per cent - -- -' Jll - / .W 't: . Winter Springs S 349,584 S 660.745 -- 89 per cent - - lUST WHAT MOM NEEDS THIS A(i'IVITIES area suggested by Armstrong Cork Company is ideal for homemakers who like to keep an eye on the dinner roast while rvlaiing with needle work. The pass-through above the work top area provides a view Off he aloifling kitchen Ov:edo S 32,19 Lake Mary S 33,351 S 46,900 -- 44 per cent ______ _______ - S591438h 58155,673 -- - - r - -- --:::--' ---.,-- __ - - - -', --'. .-- - * .. - -. 1,11 Home __________ ___ __ ________ _____ In , W IWA ________ ________ ___ : a 46 - IIS4MI tU TI 197 1P 31. 4 ____________________ shopping center development." i WHILE YOU 1i ______________________ iroects than in th e pas t, pointing to a larger square footage per 'wit. l)tsersifiration is everywhere," Gilliland aid th e sun-ey resealed , "including budget motel development, la nd dt'selop. ment for sale to investors and mor e commercial, industrial and INSULATE ~ I ______ _____________ -' - , - - .%r _ rqwrts the apartment market will remain strong through the ttilddle of 19"t4. 71he same study also revealed that apartments for - appointed hmss. than boxes and shelves in your - tribute little to the state's econotay "hile taxing our public ser- ... Doi-is Real Estate Market Q. What about the real estate market? A.,"The energy crunch, plus other difficulties such as ecologs, zoning, water and sewer," said Gilliland. "have put th e florida real estate market hi a holding pattern. The effect of a prolonged energy crunch may be surprising, such as a reversal in the suburban sprawl pmakul since the mId-br-ties." Gilliland observed, 'Property close to public transit and shopping centers have a higher value and accelerate an already' discernible trend back to th e cities. however, th e trend Is not yet well estabillshed in Florida. 71he real aisle market is expected to remain in a state of limbo awaiting developments." Q. What Is your opinion d retirees migrating to Florida? A.."It's true that many havc vok-ed lean of an hifluz 11 elderly people to Florlilla." stated Gilliland,"esespling the severe ceramics. It is really fun. as well as fulfilling for any age t$ - -' iou se-cnn to enjoy'...thanks . see you around. , tie.stpartisttislanycnewttocan use their hands is able to - i- grt';itesl in - ' - ficialing clergyman at the were Mrs. Nancy Casale, Carol -. = "t' ' 1bottnm will dropout, It won't. Florida is too vile a state with too much to offer," - wed. - y t,ra e.0 o say , : - -£ 4 . .. - %.. -- _. #-J't j - -: - - * fa -. • - a cheAp hobby, but salid, 'I'he tin thew Nts of news twhi h I enjoy writing up for you cam hi-. - - . ' table overlaid with a white clot; I was beautiful ly decorated with _- how many good dem they do Durn. jim'3 brother. was aISO tin private.,.and a few out home visiting tkeir parents the loud , tht% are just tile Dinah I)u,in.s down IL,rt'v Point - - V ''' Florida will ronfinue to be a growth leader, just as In the past. Th erefore, this no time top the panic button--or the , ,-.: ('LtSL'flano and William t Knight, both of Long-rood, were married on Feb. 16, at 2p.m.. at the borne of the bridegroom, 1210 hamilton St. Rev. Harold Davis of Lake Mary Baptist Church was of. tak - - second vice president and morn was under the he'i so cha irman of the tea, Mrs. I'll be making tracks for Muriel Brumbaugh, co. Jacksonville Beach In a few Mrs. Cathy Gray, days to be with my moth &chairmen, Mrs. Gertrude Fox and Mrs. brothers. Betty Marion served as Until I see 'os again, keep hostesses assisted by othe' smiling and don't ft to said iit - - Members of Seminole Ienl Ilospit'l Auxiliary iPinkUdjes) held their annual comnposed of red and white c"natiom, red hearts, edged with tiny pearls and ft-rn. Asparagus fern was also ptaceci in the center of the table and all silver and crystal appointments - '. . he maintained one of the didn't sing. He has such i highest naval records mellow tenor yoke. He will enter the Army as Guess that I am Just m. prejudiced about these people lie told us that he would be because I have known them file buck around April 11 and ?a,' so very long and I know just ., a' -- , tile n-vinci arrangement w.o; - -- A Valentine theme was carried out in decor and the tea * . , p no sign of a hurricane." Gilliland noted, "Florida finds itielf, * does the rest oI the nation. lnawaj( and see pe ,jJ.Tbis year wfu beaperlodof adjustment particularly it discourage "ft didn't seem to frighten anyone," she said. "The) just kept filling it with asi" Ruth finds great satisfaction in crvatlng beautiful ceramic objects. She said "I really enjoy working wi th people and helping them with thLigi they want to make. My biggest joy is lwir first piece of ww'k, as they are so thusCd and proud of It." She admitted ceramics is -: Sirtu we find ,ui.ulrs ;iiutw,t in the first titrartor of 1971, and in slew of the predictions made during the final quarter of 1973 as to what would happen during early 1974, we wnt to John A. Gililand, president of Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Company, Jacksonville, to get some answers to questions everyone even remotely related to the real estate profession Is asking these days. During these past few months, Gilliland says that the mortgage banking, real estate and development Fields have faced one of the most c ha llenging periods In Florida's history. 'It hasn't been an easy time For any of us," said Gilliland. glazing, .ives a frothy, pulled- I prickly-houseplants growing things other . up look, great for ding bird feathers, etc. Ruth told of recently nusking an y, with a skull on the side, to __ - - Tea - - i Annual - wers '"the worst appears to be over," Q. What about the energy crisis? A. "It's the first time sluci' World War 11," CillIland said, "that we has e been on fronted with such a t'onfused and u ----- Let plants be the (oil for your them carefully and you will hobby. Make unusual ceramic , believe, a return to better months ahead. Certainly," he declared, ______ greenery- . Let a bright plant say for hanging plants, to bkrnni if left uritended too w ill restore their good spirits,- becolne anything worthwhile. With a little imagination and wetcome at the front door. Add It's easy to become doting Y ou get the flagrant beautlez, effort they can be put to both the natural grace of long, but water them regularly, like pop and candy with kids. a growing pla nt parents. You'd be amazed vulgar showoff,, The vivid ilceurative and practical use. plant to sour table ce nterpiece. how easilly a phllodendroni , admire them i'nch time you l'lants also exhibit intriguing ri,ltirs ace of ten out of tone with IF you are going to dccornte l)upitc;ite plar.t.s inside and tuberous begonia or t alk li Boston fern and gise theirs a nice Iwrsorcnlit variations. You get sour i uruiy spot to sit in, and you'll (1w tomboy tvpe-geraniuma, heir 11'sen color scheme, but efectively v'th plants. )OU outside a window way or sliding can become your pride and joy __________________________________________________________________________________________ sheer exuberance makes must give them the same sta tus glass door-th is way you seem about the house. "Hit together we have weaihe.-ed the storm and can anticipate, I piece. the design of the clay. Using the ceramic studio Is liquid gold Is quite an expensive procedure, but the effect is breathtaking. Another special process . ,-ed her 38th birthda y and young folks s es-en more super. liappytnirthdayloOtisSlede !dnnethatshieranstillattend Wcjusttiavesomesupergreat Sr her parts arsdtumuyhetterhalf,Joe. Hope ''iyoungsters out I n these linda long talk with my dear hx.'rw back to the pasture but definitely older. friend Dr. Wade Garner, who the horse had other Ideas and made roe wish that I could find accidently placed We had a very pleasant long his "lead" the time in nn- busy schedule hat with Frank and Lily Gatlin to fit on her very' shut one return 10 Di. Bert 'iflctUefs the result was one extremely at the fish fry. Lily surely did Monday night sessions. From sore foot, snap back after her recent what the good Doctor tolci . When I last talked to Vivian open-heart surgery'. Dr. I'erinchief has many she told In fact, she tells me that he , tha t t doctor goodies in store for these lucky advised tici to stay in bed and was back at work eight weeks ( with the next c ALso - ,:hatted with Mrs. Edna that you have many more. 11rica, sister of our dear A lso Congratulations to my (;eorgra Ball, who looked real Speaking of super this and dear County- Edi tor , Jane pert in spite of a few ailments per that... poor Vtv'an Dunn Casselberry, and colleague, which all young ladles In t he ir nas a SUPER swoIln ankle, Elda Nichols, who have Just 80's sooner or later acquire. Vivian was t rying to Lead t he become better and very ' Place thein thoughtfully. tend C By JU11AN SrENSUROM the work. and the class just taking a few extra precautions had made hand-cut flowers in ..Arranging ceramics for firing (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) . - ns -s - and need devoted hair. at; extra allowance of fertilizer training it they're ever to pe;mranees. shapes and sizes. 17hey droop and pout and refust- 4?eai Estate A thmnpv, isulki that arid daring Others ramble a N,ce-ilal, watering and do. t , -_ Others are delicate. like the dernands will reward the antiqu( , -. of coinly rocking the light filters ftough the ,he,,, theiui untended for a single vry'haby kid who is always first dramatic or soothing effects as Iluth Wieboldt, Sanford. Is froin (Ile piece, until it is I Love then irresistable. Many house .LS your furniture and other to bring the outdoors inside. plants will seem grey and decorating acctsones. Their larger plan ts can form atdeseript in contrast to the ever- place in a well-planned room is tractive room dividers, or place blooming varieties, but per. as important as that of a in front of a standing lamp give sien( devotion their small favorite picture, treasured dmatIcor soothing effects as prevent them being pretty weekend. and they are likely to on tile block to catch a cold. the light filters through the effective child substitutes. resent the neglect for weeks titThere are plants who greenery, Shaggy, bu3hy. slender iv. You ran tell by tile clamber with vigor. d-rection librarylnSanford,Shereccivt'd time. Ruth also has several t t',''' tt'rtificati' .Aft e r that has-i' teartbrtaking mnoniunt t'c,u!ifsil passing the Duncan Teacher's occurs when a piece breaks satiny miuttte glaze. Court', She has also studi ed at uiuring the firing. A weak spot, She said, "Some pieces re Stininole Junior College, and or a poorly put together piece, very pretty, with the rnatt and hai attended many workshops will often be th cause of such a glaze combined. The malt glue given by various visiting happening. And even worse, is is harder to use than Just the teac he rs, letting a newly-finished piece regular site." She now teaches a class at slip front your hands to the She also has a very jsu,aJ The Forest, in Lake Mary. She floor. goldleat vase, that won a blue said, "1 am really proud of this After the shock, most ribbon at a Jacksonville show, group. The are so Interested in students just start all ever, In the teacher's division, Ruth - Need : in the city program at the old usually six to eight hours each doine to keep it dust-free." -- ' i dren anti IiiO!t cacti-who thrive neglect. Sit them in the window way and they'll 1w content as long as the sun shines regularly. Ilite place of children arounti the inent, care anti attention. Leave lirwLce of course, but that doesn 't type of work," fired to 1900 degrees fired, and all the lace and Born in East lAverpool, Ohio, Fahrenheit. fabric burned away, leaving a pottery center of the world, After rcno1ng from the kiln, the exact imprint on the cla y. Huth grew up In a family of the pieces are then glazed and The Face and hair are painted potters and gla zers. refired, at a somew ha t lower with china paint. The doll Ruth began her ceramic work temperature. Firing times are should be kept under a glass - hil she made, is of porcelain. She said, ',This doll has a ceramics. She said, "Pottery Then lite piece Is ready to be clay. Then it %as dr,3ped on thte Nis always been a part of my either fired or underglazed. doll, and arranged the way I life. I ha ve always enjoyed that according to design, The kiln is wanted It to look. Next, it was I Plants can never quite take Sunday, February 17, 1974 C ike be rewarded with a healthy living presence to brighten up your home. house plants. Just children, clamor i nourish- It) JEAN lleld Stall Writer . I L lants But many are .isvinated lines and any other defects, with ceramics. must be scraped and sanded quick to admit her love For smooth and neat. - P estyles Real Estate • Gardening • Decorating people try oil painting,some try removed from the mold while with ghues jind points to we the different effects I can get." for photography. After drying, the mold-scam One beautiful figurine that ~_ sponsoring at the Sanford Police Benevolent Building on Congratulations to my Friend, the lakefront between the hours l'aul Maxwell, who retired of 4 to 8 p ni. front over at the Cape this The Blue Crass Band will be Lif que. SculptuJ'ing, while others go In wet, Police Department will be fly LIZ MTlllEUX This put wtd we obsm-ted _________ ---- Especially When Ignored 1 A I - * 1_41 0 -1 es y - enough to attend. - Sunday, Feb. 17, 97 G - - - - * - -.' '__,--,__'--- - �-- ---'-- 2C—The Sanford H.rRhl L .. - Real Estate The Sanford Herald USDA Warns Bird Buyers By FRANK J. JAM County Agricultural Agent The U. S. l)epartznnl of Agriculture I USDA) warns prospective buyers of pet birds to be sure they purchase only birds that are raised domestically or are Imported through USDA-approv ed quarantine facilities. Birth fanciers should require evidence that pet or exotic birds obtained from approved sources. The reason for this caution is that smuggled birds could carry exotic Newcastle disease or psittacosis iparrut ft'rcrt. Exotic Newcastle Is a foreign .urus disease that, although tuirmiess to consumers, usually s fatal to poultry and other birds thus posing a serious threat to the nation's poultry supply. P.rrot Fever is it respiratory disease carried by parrots. parakeets and similar t hich 1 on h., lr,iu,to11u1 to humans. were ..... At TAR WINX — S ALES AWARD STENSTROM REALTY General Manager at right. Antar, a Former Navy Lt. Cmdr., Julian Stenstrom I) presents "Salesman of the joined the firm in April 1964 and has led in sales \'ir" award to Albert :tntar during the San- every year thil tiflit', :ittar was named i 111,111'S rec ent I 'ASOCjil((' of the Y ear " in 19t17 by the Seminole __± ti er _of the firm, Herbert Stenstrom, is shown County Board of tcaltors. I Sfl('4. 1(II aflIIiVCFSaIY [)it' tV. 41 The Fine Art Of Finishing BUY NOW Its Mr.Fix buying tur Thete are some I sint,pieces of rhi (\ \y • Builder 4 \\; -411 deportment stores and turn- . 9OO 1111 — 7 I (' r I—. 0 — * . 4 -- I 1 Tandem Program ,-'-. FILL HOL(5 WITH PLASTIC WOOD u". Own t;uvfl fini s hed luF nhture and for less munt. than you might think you can fit out a recreation room, outfit a child's bedroom, even FHA/VA SAND — DUST THOROUGHLY-AIN 73/i % mt. . I , ç small lU Hein e mber haar=rni, ni.(S / . • - - -. F VIII", Lake Mary Sivd. C,roveviqw. near Sanford is located approx. I mile West of l74 or 4 miles East of I-I on Lake Mary Blvd. 1129, 5 00. $10,400 (5 pct. financing available) NEW HOMES DIVISION 894-2333 323-8190 otht Orlando - I L ? , * YOU'LL JUMP FOR A DEAL LIKE THIS! - 4 : * ' — i - wuut 1de 01 : i it - - - . . - . . l)t!E FOR completion in October is this $2 ulIlIWn Masters Cove coltiI)lex 011 i(1geW)(1 Avenue, Sanford. Located on Reservoir Lake, there will be 132 units in the one, two, and three bedroom garden apartments with separate House Yes. You and your committee most ceinplywlthtbe state's new election laws, according to Secretary of Stale Richard Stone, Florida's chief ek'ctkos official, The state's siew campaign finance laws apply to committees supporting candidates and Issues Just the same as the laws apply to the candidates them. scItex. The serretary said "Ciroupu and committees need to quickly become acquainted with the provisions of the state's election laws and he ct'ratln they are In compliance. The new election laws were approved by the 1973 Legislature months ago . and it's too late for groups and committees found ptianc'e to say they did not know about the law, Stone concluded, ________ir - 11 -- - - Tired of hopping from place to place looking for a new home? Let Lifestyles do the leg work for you! 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Most persons arc There is a small convex wheel aware of this and will do such made for that purpose, but you things as painting woolen can use the eraser end of a frames, tigt'tening joins and pencil or something sznilar patching nnall holes. Replacement of th e entire ( The do-it-yourselfer w ill fin d mesh seern.s a more formidable much vaivable totormation in b and is, a degree Andy lang's handbook, 'acwith the result that a lot of Uctil Hone Repairs," which screens are thrown out when can be obtained by sending II new screening material would In this newspaper at Box 5, ha t' given them many more Teaneck, N.J. 07666, m years of life. First, some tic' tails about replacing the mesh in a wooden frame. . ' - — years ,t... ' HEATING and COOLIPIOPRODUCTS "'' Weare Proud tobeassjaled with a company whose home comfort products have bnn known and respected for more than 70 years. For your home heating and cooling Singer COMFORT-MAKER Is on. surpassed In quality, per formance, and price. 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Weeders Guide have been reSome time ago we read in questing columns about organic Organic Gardening about a gardening. This piece includes udes farm family that had fresh prothe reflections of an old ar duce year round with the help ______ ,.• • quauitance, Allan A. Swenson. of cellars built to bold fruits - author of a recent "Practical and vegetables, maple s)rup, NMi.oy f40o of Organic' Gardening," preset-yes and other items. "Organic gardening," he The cellar had a spring that says, "is the logical application flowed across a gravel floor. , cii common sense toward im. This helped maintain an i"' p r a v e d sod productivity equable temperature find moist $ , through the incorporation of or' air. The produce was stored in . ; (I the soD. ganic matter layers in piles of maple leaves. 1 ."When th e country was The leaves were gathered t•SS young:' he reminds, "most shortly after they fell, while ______ t 11 people were Farmers or they still moist, ,,,,, -----i' •i,a rd, their food in homestead 'grew The organic farmer said his ....-4 They had to contend family ate crisp carrots, beets, 1. with bugs and blights. Poor onions, potatoes and apples up 7 74 farmers depleted the soil; their to the Jul following the past irid" 1rclmne d autumn harvest. - " "Gto,tI farmers and garden' Other householders pack Irealized that high yields vegetables and fruit in sand, il I t and continued productivity lay The sand, one explained, --' 6 IL "-v in maaitamg sod fertility, keeps the apples from the air I S building filth and unproving the and checks evalmaration or persod's eapactty 1., grow alum. spiration of Fruit, linerotated their .scr ing them 'tr.y moisture dnt rup l. -• - 'TUf, U)LU UUIUJSI IIIlUIU1 VI' K1YCB 00 0) uie appies iS RD-"-' 'i : ......... •-.. 4 ,iectively arid replaced the nu• sorbed by the sand, keeping the HOUSE PLAN HASIPY Is a two-story, four Irlent.s needed 14 provide for apples dry and preventing mnusa bedroom home with a covered portico in front and a the following tear's crops." (Inns. The sand also acts as terrace in be Swenson holds tha' these bas. preservative from frost and beck. There is a lavatory off the kitchen ic prmcVles are still sound. rot%, he said. . with direct access to the rear yard which 13 great that millions Americans are AzakaGrowik for kids, Next to the kitchen is a walk-in pantry. reabzing that conse.'rvation,rec Good growth Li needed for Sliding glass doors In the family room also open )cling and organic farmin g go good bloom of azaleas. l These onto the backyard, The master bedroom on the together naturall). plants should be fertilized with second floor has Its own bathroom and walk-in 1. Organic gardening tnt-ant special preparations des1gned closet. The main bath has two compartmet,g so it utilizing natra1 fertilizers and for acid-liking plants. Fertilize "' reeycling w o*ue grows, early in szing if plaids are can be used oy two members of the family at the ii r o u g hi compustirp niany not blooming well. For those in same time. Colonial exterior of brick veneer with tmun.ts (tint will enrkh your isuon, fertilize promptly after wood shingles has shuttered windows and a double soil. bkmuuis have faded. front deor that opens into a large foyer. Anyone --j T*rc u .'.tii tsipe friend ,i 'e'gtja reminds, on iburban Three new recormunc$ed wishing to learn th e cost of the blueprint con write to the designer, Herman York, O04 181st St., development land scasped of ra.'icUts of strawbcrrki for ] 'tpod. leaving sand or clay yoir garden are Marlate, Jamaica, N.Y. 11432, Enclose a stamped seL'. óa. All you need Is time. ApoDo and Redchiel, addressed envelope for reply. - AT Advift - ii; ANL)V I.t'.G Al' Newsleaturcs _____ _______ - 9 '= EACH OF THESE IEAiiO NEW MOOS SN HOMES HAS Cftrbi Hut $ A.,, 7,*e lam,, •Iu, Cerpeta. O.sA lt?If. O.rbaW *s.a', Pat-i. Ga'.,.. t, p.t tal4,C&.5, Itl$$ S-Ia Wall$ 1 -. 'i... Sanford for 9 - it irek 11m tlfjittncd it in il~~ otth.pq*dan.p1lsbd - fj . f S. . 0!...y lk/,. i_ ,I'. I .. Include a swimming pool and tennis courts, Frank L. Schrimshez' is general contractor. (Herald Photo by John Spolski -- - 0.1 . FOR AMERICA ~ HOMM -. IN SANFORD 111. t_*t.s] - sections for adults ilrl(l families f{t'creatio:i building is seen in foreground and facilities will Winter ,3jI1" ...o touch of Palm Beach kik . %. ' 1 - INoIRL . 7' 1,S((',S Spring Blooms Hide Work ,. - About six morilic aro tt P In ul% basdnent n'mu act retlin. It's if t'okl-watey Following some instructlum I inenfre] a tv.d sl Lre, iiP. 4 ri - 4 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM - THE MASTERS COVE APARTMENTS II - '•. Q. ,- - - A A a*v l ,.'1 ('-(l S.dv..A'. I 5ev" P40,0 i.'e's41'.s, dIi,ren 1$1 vI.. •.4tøct,,, p.' a"d C.t.r,t 1 - c• : usmg the driveway aout a week, reinspect each patch and see whether znors material is truared, - . - 1" :. 154:- 4: . .. " ri'' ,.' r -- It #, ,..i ' I * we ' - ,":L' - - -- -' t'.. ,- - '. _ - .-'_.,'_-*.•. ..- 4 - ii _____ -. - - ~ - 4 h An we og Q. - - Several holes have cirve!uped in our W-cktop drive, uy. Can these holes be filled with gravel' A. Yes, but the patched &eai won't match and will be conspicuous. A better way is to pit some gravel into each holeand pak ii dur until abouLan inch or so from the top Fill the remainder of the hole with blacktop patching material. Pack that down and, _____ !; -~ A ",-. I ~ 111111111illill " 1 PW9 - gp( finishing from the inside. g the hard-to-reach faces %ou art- painting the r t e s es consider enamel or at' east a emi'glos.s finish. esale that the leak could occur By ANDY LANG again at some future time. I pecuelly in a child's room or AP Neuleatures think I'd let well enoth aiorrthe kitchen. This kind of sur' Face is easy to wash. Apply an The metal flailing Q. time you 'o undercoat a the paint manuaround our chbnney, at the patc at the h tact urer recommends. Brush pokit where It cones out of the to b sw' It'Ts hok1In' with the grain and appl eve. house, Is curled up at one of don't disturb rb disturb oR S;irad l,htiv hen ttr: the ends. Should n'in' U then PI on the finish Coat. kre about this and, so. how A natra finish iIlows the A — Something should be Q. When painting a pan. grain o, sho jnr about C immediately. In eled door, ituulJ the panels or varnish. lacquer (act, It is surprising that you the main part the door be or 0it-Ilac. The furniture will have not yet had a leak the peuited first, look better if you deepen the house. Straighten out the end of A. The PflCI5 color of the wood bclrc apthe flailing to that C lies flat plying the finish Use an oil aamstthe roof. Thiveacouple stain which colors time wood naUuthrnighil into the roof. 1 For either of Andy Lange without hiding the grain. (bvter the area conçletely with booklets, "Paint Your House A color chart will give you ro&*ng cement. inspect care- Inside and ,Out" ON "Make an JJjIrUxlmalc idea of what fully to be sure some other ample Plumbing Repairs,' ou will gel Depth of color is pu'tsof the flashfrtgdo not also send 30 cents and a lor, controlled by apn'vuiig thinly need attcntion Ii 'U do not stirnpd, stif-.oldresscd cnve. and wiping oIl quickly Appl y care to climb on the roof and kpe to tStM'bS-tlnW P.O. lbs with a brush md wipe off it's one handyman job thz1t re- 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743. Re with rags. The longer it stands on the wood the qutrex c'on'tlete knowledge of rare to specify which book1 deeper the color. Oat you are doing — better you want get aroofer to make the repair jiere's 1 _t 4 ' —Mrs. MPL Has Dear Mis, MPL: The latest infonuation we have Is from the Tampa Electric outer edge of the hole that will I.1I1 Storm. By VIVIAN BROWN Compsny which says it uses thousands of gallons of Tampa Ba she dot n t want to wait until Al' Newsfeatures Wr it er Sous. the materia l used as backwater to condense the s l am th at turns the turbines which spin to let reef leaks her helpmate gels aromd to generate.' needed electricity. The water is returoed to the bay. A homeowner may forget the big. When it begins to h'den, year after year becau.e maybe It). just a dripis involved. But of. True, it's warm, but not boiling. It's cooler than the average rugged wlnte4' left behind when nii m more towards the center. Measure the quantity needed The big safety pin is easily ten the ceiling Is being weaken. and spring breezes flow. But the ask the local hardware j temperature of bath water. In a five-year study Tampa Electric cd and might Just fail on one's purveyor house provi des a memory. removed, If a hairpin found no significant adverse effect In marine tile. In fact, It found how it is used. Many troublesome, cut It antique quilt ore of these days. out if umecesstained ceilings and floors materials with the I' certain species, including lobster and oysters, seem to live and , bro- sary with the tip of a knife, and Very often a leak around the Idea that their husband will do grow better in the warmer water. A new Tampa Electric plant to warped ken walldeck plaster, bulging wails, then fill Ui the center area. d'ihnney floor wt!1 have caused the work, but th ey fall to get become operational in t575 won't empty even warm water back almost hard, finish th2 leak In a stacks of tiling below even 1 explicit directions. It is often pipers at doors are )b by coating plaster over it Into the bay. The discharged water will be cooled In a the seems towater be some distance why a home handyman will 1g. system of all indicatlorn that the bloom is whole thing and then srmothing away. The canals and be reused over and over again, may travel nore the project. off the house. The soft, spoIt's Kood to make repairs that off with the edge of a longstick ivitil it comes to a seaP. area ngy strpings, for example, or ruler created by a loose •'r intiRig keep e house from deterlo ratbe fastened in a way that I wall be thatpatched Is a mass of b'al. s I n g Ic. Sorretlz4ies many comprestes them oreoutdoorllvtng pushes gesAmay when the up where shingles must be removed be- door is closed. U Is Altamonte Springs the largest city In Seminole C'nt-? it all out of our minds. these are and then covered fore the proper spot located bought by For example, plaster walls the foot and there —Mrs. EVD patched before reshingilog Dear Mrs. EVD: can be patched even by the with fabric If the wall can't ie and are ix, directions, he may not can be done. This Is reauy a lady of e house. Small holes done proper. to te with it until he No, It Isn't, Sanford, with approxImately 23,500 people, is th e b for a professbml unless In one bedroom two smooth that fan out to a the finds time to decipher it. It Is a largest city In Seminole, Ca.sulberry is second with 13,500 sunburst of wails were painted yellow, but man of the house enjoys roof good , cracks must be enlarged o the idea to write out the diAltamonte ranks third with about 12,000, However, Altamusite another wail and the outer workaid of the deep crack. A piece ciaxr.ageci rections as they are given with Springs is the fastest growing municipality In Seminole which is If a chimney must be check. the nristerial wall at the window and pit it vi the the fastest growing county In the United States, GeorapbicaHy beheavy buckram or wire may were covered with fabric which ed out anyway, the chimney cut sightly larger than the package. speaking. Winter Springs Is the largest municipality In size, aperture and worked Wide (be. was stretched over the wall and "fl may spit lo ose flashings, covering some 12 square miles. g4 to furring Repairing the flashing, may Deck floor rot may result hole. If the buckram is used, stapled all pit a little glue around the Mrips. some decorators short-help the leak problem. While when there are no gutters and edge that will meet the wall i. cut the treatment at a window )e'son the job he can clean the downspouts on a house. InEditor: side. Either buckram or wire wall, running drapery clear flues and check the interior of stalling the gutters can be a do. A group of friends of a gentleman on,slderthg running across the wall as it it were a the hearth for loose firebricks it-)ourself operation and may for should be held with otice are contemplating the fus'inaUon of a committee to cam a heavy hairpin or safety pin while yo u wail of windows, stretching the and the chimney will be all set only require a low-ladder Job : patgn for our candJda. If we raise funds and campaign for our are working With it. Put It in fabric at adjoining wails, for next winter, from the deck itself. It is usualIf this is done, the leak that c candidate would we he oubjeet to any election laws, aws, especially If the center of the material to A s for weatherstripping lY not an expensive project, expend the money we raise ourselves and do not contribute it dlitat moving it about. Leave has caused the damage must doors, locai hardware stores and is easier to install than 1*- found at once. If you don't sell a variety of materials that having to replace deck boards to his campaign fund? In in the backing until you (Ix the source of the leak, the may be used for that purpose. ever) few years because of the —A Committee app y the plaster arod the (abric will be ruined at the next This could be a woman's job it constant dripfrom the house. Dear Committee: 1111111 — L_ rL' pCoL- l$ E. South St. hwy J -_- . I . I '- H do -. - _____— - Groveview Village Sanfe -- - . -79 #I I I 1 1444~ _11[1 . t Editor: Does the discharge of thousands of barrels of boiling water from an electric generating plant have a terrible adverse effect on marine life! -'- - - Dear MRW: Yes, It's true. FJlecth'e Jan, H, 1971, the Florida Real Estate (OfllflhIsSi(,fl ruled that it is no longer necessary for a broker to sponsor either a new salesman or new broker applicant. The potential new salesman still must have completed Course I and must attach the completion certificate to liii application. The potential new broker must have served his apprenticeship with one broker for l con secutise months and must hate ('olllpktt'd C'iursr II. Also, the FREC now required only four references Instead of seven as called for In the past. If you ice the old form requiring seven referent-es arid th e broker's sponsorship simply omit the brokers sponsorship sec tion and submit names of only fo ur it ,IUIIIIII1IIIIIIIII\ and material re worth / something so don't waste them on junk. Buy well eon\' structed pieces Whether the results are good looking or , jusi presentable d nth on dLIT1' I Httl the care with whivou do the job. FILL OPEN&RAIN APPLY FINISH WITH When ou buy. make cer, WOOD WHEN DRY 5MW LONG EVEN STROKES tam you know how much work you will have to do. iiiih it tna,,h.,r sei I hen till the tiny holes If you Some 'Furniture in this line vorjI. check instructions With sood tiller and sand That acsembled furniture Comes una.sembIed. Some of and material lu1s thoroughtv. it is partiath as.'mbkd. If Lay out all the pieces on the that ou pull out of the big box looks ill ready to paint or you are not too handy with a floor to make certain hammer. nasls and are ail then'. Arrange them varnish. No matter how scrrwdrivei then look so that the best surfaces si ill smooth it looks it needs sand. elsewhere. It you are looking be on the outside, Use theing before finishing. Start !o sa"e more ou might be h nijot construction the mart- with number 2:0 sandpiper ahead if byou assem ie the ufaiurer recommends — and finish with 40, Brush off furniture ourselt but make' generally a combination of sawdust and wipe clean with sure the sasing is sizeable !mniThin nails and glue. Set a cloth slightly dampened enough to warrant the extra nail beads by driving them with turpentine. Trim pieces. knobs and oik. below the suriace with a nail handle should be removed 41 —MRW . • '' - Edi tor: I have been told that it is no longer necessary for a person desiring to take the Florida Heal Estate Commission's license law exam to have to be sponsored by a broker. Is this true? 01 Nestled in the quiet setting of Lake Mary. These spacious 3 and 4 bdrm. homes offer all the advantages of suburban living In a planned cornmunhty. •# I ____________ ' complete And * .m.' p,v-vs that art- not sit fine ., ' ' - (Editor's Note: Almost everyone these days has a question or Iwo about real estate, taxation, planning, zoning, insurance or anything else affecting one's lifestyle. Send your question to Editor, l.IIesIles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Iii. 3277L Be lure you sign )our name. however, uput publication only your Initials will be used.i ____ WE NOW HAVE .. " ~ 1 I 14a a•' By JUUAN STENSTROM y P -_ - -- 1111S is r Question Box - % 179* ' -1 . - ______________________________ . *1 two-yell resulted In a eradication program thvolvuii nearly 12 million birds mostly toying hens at a c of more than fSO million was also caused by imported pet birds. ________________ ____ I ____________________________________________________________________________________ Gives Free Central Air Unit Valued At ''' Recent seizures by the U.S. related birds for psittacosis. Several cases of exotic Customs Service and agricultural quarantine In. Newcastle In Florida and spertors at departure points In Tennt'&See were cllus?d by Puerto Rico and along the imported pet birds. In adultion, Mexican border confirm the Lirge outbreak In 1971 In reports that some birds are southern California which being smuggled into the United Stales. Appropriate in. vestigations are continuing. Seizures have included parrots, parakeets, finches, fighting cocki, other birds and even J fertilized eggs. Animal and Plant Health In e' t' In (100 Serv ice . . -$ regulations require corn. mnerdal tots of birds to be examined by federal veterinarians upon entering the decide to buy ? United States, to be quarantined a mintinunt of 30 days in facilities in the United States * which arc operated by the importer under APHIS stanthrds, and in be re-examined before release fors ale to the public, Public Health Service regulations al s o rcqtiurc treatment t.t parrots a r.tI Sunday, Feb. 17,1974-3C ' '' 'flit' oil narrow mnollmng that runs a ong the inside of th e frame should be pried up with a putt)- knife or oth.'r flri( L,i. l iiukling is sti ll in good , pr's inig very carefully so that it can be used attain lake off the siset'n mna terul, which is held in place with either tacks or staples. k'asure the opening and allow about one-half inc-h extra on eat-h side. This will give )Ou the iik'asurenn'nI for the new 'u that wlci, ,IOU purI...... II -tlI.L'SI It tJU tUi get a piece on teluch there will not be much wast&-. A tiniw-tesled method of makbig the miieh taut on the frame is to place the aooden part on asthrd"latsuxlate l'lace two boards about one ii*cti thick un tier Now LLSI clamps to bend the king edges of the b-arnie downward so that It touches the surface of table or whatever else is teusi; us's]. 'Ihe screen frantic' mw will hove' boo: ends higher than the center. Attach the er;thg to frame, using tither tacks orthe staples, the latterbemgtheniorvnwrna. til for th is wi (11II1II5 art' removed, 01' e, l , ------- '' .. 23,9OO INCLUDING Lull FHA VA C ONVENTIONAL FINANCING A V it it, A ri -. THE PONCE DELEON • 2 & 3 BEDROOMS I 12,2 BATHS • 12' SLIDING GLASS OCORS • CENTRAL HEAT & AIR • WA1LTOWALL CARPETING e WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES e CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL • LAUNDRY ROOM • CONVENIENT SNACK BAR • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP D1 t0s Takr "t O.to' L*, go 0Bity Doirl, Rd I 4 mots t Prvvd,ccpgItd.tvrnu,ttgo1m4ifl,OE, ,am Blvd tur,ieft3bjocitsiotp,, n,oØ,u,0. '.t%t On o 1211 I v •• w •• • U• I I • • MHRon11u11C 831-4c39 6282162 ,on I L.. It F . .. - . ____ ____ I �-- 2C—The S,nfnrd Wørilrl r_L ' — USDA Recent seizures by the U.S. County Agricultural Agent The U. S. Department of Agriculture t USDA) warns prospective buyers of pet birds to be sure they purchase only birds REALTY General Manager at right. Antar, a Former Navy Lt. Cmdr., Julian Stenstrom t1 presents "Salesman of the jo ined the firm in April 1964 and has led in sales STENSTROM a r'' award to Albert :\ ntar (luring the San- every sear since that time. Antzir was named ftdli 1ifliU\ criiy rtv [hi d firm .\suciate of the Vc:tr' fit I%7 by the Se minole . iwner of the firm, Herbert Stenstrom, is thown Comity Board of Realtors. Finishing raised being smuggled Into the United States. Appropriate in. vestigations are continuing, evidence that pet or exotic birds were obtained from approved sources. The reason for this caution is that smuggled birds Seizures have Included parrots, parakeets, finches, fighting cocks, other birds and even fertiliied eggs. Animal and Plant Health Inspect a lion Service timId i'atry exotic Newcastle regulations Heir.e I 11 WITH FILL HOLES PLASTIC WOOD SAND - DUST — , / ' - X, WOOD WUEN % '1 - DRY Ng swerTh sible that the teak cmñd again at son* future time. i think I'd tel well enough alone. Every time you go down to the basement, glance at the patch be sure It Is holding. U S. ct..torb When paintmi a pan Q. cied door, sluukl the panels or te ma in part of the door be painted first" A. The panels, - -- t For either of Andy Lang's booklets, -Paint Yaw House Inskie and .Out" OR "Make &mple Plurnbbn, Repairs," send 30 cents and a lorE, tampe'f. st-lf-address,(tI enve. lope to Knose.Rjw, P.O. Box 477. Huntington, N. Y. 11743. Be sire to specify uhich Lookipt you start. I ;il fit S everal ices have tieQ. veloped in our blacktop b'irestay. Can these hoCs be Elled with gravel' Yes, but the patched A. areas won't match and will be conspicuous. A better way s to pit some gravel into each hale and pak if dostn until it is alxut ,au inch or so from the top Fill the remainder of the .- LONG EVEN ., carpetinqi quite aisIle that tide a repatr tt.v is 1301 (iso Custom Some 3238190 J1urJll Orlando d *YOU'LL JUMP FOR A DEAL LIKE THIS! _N,, - of 2. 1 63 Park Dr. Sanfe'rd ______ '4__ - . r, - '- a ,_ d Ct,.. r Robes & sections I for adults and families, Recreation building s seuti in fo reground and facilities will . '-' (V}4) c —. ', ,...*w, -- ('.. ._.. " Gilnian, tue. - . .-- 4,).' :Z -, - '-' if 9 71)1 2t'? , D.-.... '- C..- ._. s21.too '.. .A _______________ _____________________ . • _'••' Models Priced From THE MASTERS COVE APARTMENTS ,LI t ___ .a ~~AMTMMMMM~~ - - Blooms Hide Work stop House Has Winter Wear It '-. - *•Aic. O.,baw D'IJ%II, P.t.u, 0.,1.. I£ft s--. Lashar.#s '-v'o'id S.d. Wa'i ., -- "------- l. T,i SaVNi. •h,, Ca'ti,aq, D.A A.,, _,, l)IIF; FOR completion in October is this $2 ittilliori Master.,, C ove ct)mlij)It'X wi HtgewRI i . 'T,-.1 FACH OF THESE hAND NIW OOEUN HOMIS HAS CreI H.at A . t ar _ " ~ looking11. We've Got What You Wan'i at Terra Alta - You Own Your Lot! Spacious Horn esites I Family Section! Recreation I Price! All price ranges available Yes 'iou and your committee must comply wlththe states new election laws, according to Secretary of Stale Richard Stone, Florida's cidef elections official. The stale's new ramimlgn finance laws apply to commIttees supporting candidate. and Issues just the same as the 1i apply to the candidates them- t srls.s. The secretary said "Grouptc and cnmmltttes need to qukkly become acquainted with the provisions of th s ta te's election laws and be ecratia they are In compliance. The new election laws were approved by the 1973 LegIslature months . and it's too la te for groups and committees found out in cornpitance to say they did not know about the Law, Stone concluded. : 4a - ______ ___ ____ _________ - ___ ... for you! Lifestyles has what you want! ____ 904-775-4777 to Window screens last 15 n'T(jTZatsu "''I, Ill - 1. realizing that conservation, ree- * You Can Be a Big Frog Good growth is nerded for y'cling and organic farming go good bloom of azaleas. These togtthe natually plants should be fertilized with 11 OrganIc gardening means speUil preparations d i ed uUIizui natural fertilizers and for acld.bktng plants. Fertilize 'recy'cllng wn,, .ture grows, early In spring if the plants are h r o u g h compoti' many not blooming well For those In tiungs that will conch our bk'oni, fertilize promptly after blooms have faded. Then . e',vn hope, friend suburban Three new reeonrnended Swinson remin ds. 'dev.4openent land srs-nped of varieties of strawbcrrks for ..I— sand or day your garden sire Marlate. leag All you need is time, Apollo and Redchief. Lifestyles !'i Heller -a'- bID • _______ es gn l.i%iiig in Your Own Pond fES. I - '71I ID ( - 'I, ,- - 7*6N4ft //we 0a W6P1 W1eV MaV,,e,4 —9 _W SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING • I Sanford for 9 years for into normal poslion. automatically making the mesh tight. 'fl*n away any ragged edges. ii you decide to repaint the molding, do it before replacing ..L tMAker 11 I -. source, which can be anything it. from a boy's baseball to a cat's To replace screening in a claws, metal frame, the procedure is A certain amount of mainte. pretty much the same except that the mesh is held tightly in rance is necessary, though, maintain the appearance of the the frames with splines, which screens as we as to keep out are pushed Into the grooves. There is a small com-ex wheel tn.set'ts Most persores aware of this and will do such made for that purpose, but you things as painting wooden cia use the eraser end of a frames, tightening Jorils and pencil or something similar patching small holes, HEATING and COOLING PRODUCTS . I 11!:f - ' . - - We proud to be aswciatij with a company *hose hom comfort products have born known and respected for more than 70 years. For your home he&ing and cooling Singer COMFORT-MAKER is on surpassed In quality, per. fcrmance, and price. Let's talk obct.jt Total Comfort 'or your home. are Repla cement of the entir e (The do-it-yourselfer will find iriesh seems a more formidable much valuable information in b — and is. to a degree Andy !.ang's handbook, "Pracwith the result that a ht of tical Ron,, Repsirs," which screens are thrown out when can be obtained by striding $1 new screening material would iii this newspaper at [lox 5, have given th em mans more Teaneck, N.J. 07666.i . ' CALL 322.63P0 FOR FREE ESTIMATE - '''' -. '' ....... . ' , qar -_ ,, , ''. . . " " _. I ' -i-- - '-'• : - ir ______ I '" (ç?..) ' _____________ Cob 1 i"' SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 1612619 S. French Ave. years of life, F'mrsL some details about renlar'ino the mes h in a wooden frame. --- .... '. PuhlWwI Everv Sunday ha The Sanford IlcraI.1 't (AJiiiJirtli.*lIl% r li t -ill Emiaie (;iiide it - ' "''. ' .... In shag Realty *... '111* 7. bowed frame eili sixrii beck many years, unless th ey have been damaged by an outside r_"_~_I I young." tie- reminds, "most shortly' after they fell, while people were farmers or th ey still moist. grew their food homestead The organic farmer said his ),gardens They had to contend family ate crisp carrots, beets, with bugs and bights. Poor onions, po ta toes and apples up ' farmers depleted the soil; their to the July following the past If sit—H., ,1,'clirwl ;njtunin harvest ".od farmers and gardenOther ho useholders pack t ' C17 realized high yields vegetables and fruit In sand, : arid continuedthat productivity lay The sand, one explained, so fertility, keeps the apples from the air building ttlth and Improving the and checks rvajxration or persoil's capacity Ia grow abunilration of the fruit, pre. .' tLitit r'p-, Ilies riit.iteci ',heir sl-rsmng them Arty' mmrnisture : 'i-oz. used natural manure ef. given off by the apples is at)'P tectit'cly and replaced the flu' sorbed by the sand, keeping the trients needed to provide for apples dry and preventing miss1. (be following year's crops. tiness. The sand also acts as a Swenson hokis that these bas- preservative from frost and ic principles are still sound, rots, he s'id that millions of Americans are AzaleaGrowib ,#,*-- HOUSE ,(~, Al' Newsleatures - - U home? Let \ R ANDY E.-%NG muscle, faith and patience and fly EARL AHONSON you can reclaim seemingly AP Newsfeatures hopeless land. More and more readers of Fresh Produce Weeders Guide have been re Some time ago we read In ques ting cokimns about organic (ganic Gardening about a gardening This piece includes farm family th at had fresh proI the reflections of an o ac- duce year round with the help quaintanee, Allan A. Swenson, ci cellars built to hold fruits author of a recent -Practical and vegetables, maple syrup, it ilnok of Organ:c Gardening" preserves and other items. "Organic gardening." he The cellar had a spring that says, ,, is the logical application flowed across a gravel floor. of common sense toward tin- This helped maintain an proved 5011 productivit) equable temperature md moist isirougn inc incorporation of or- air. the produce was stored in ganic matter into the sod. layers In piles of maple leaves. '- When the country was The leaves were gathered Learn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home In. vestments, - I .. r fireplaces, 3224420 L I I 11 I I! II for a new 7' -.111, Aw /Ow - looking "" MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION ws, au-etching - of hopping from place to place eft Terra Alta a Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secure— Adults exclusIvely. To see, contact Realtors . - w dIstinqvfsMd ,.,id.nfW area. Stenstrom - -- - family rooms, formal dining rooms and beaned cii lingc — and more. na r - -. -- lo Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, duplexes, acreage, investments, transactions, gardening and decorating ideas and much much more! a p. dtaps have - If 4MODELSTO CHOOSE FROM 11 Lifestyles do the leg work tments have been provided. poin Fuipped with every convenience. Spicioune ,s a keynot e , Eat in kitchens, - Avenue, Sanford. Located on Reservoir Lake, include a swimming pool there will be 132 units in the one, two, arid three Frank L. Schrimsher is and tennis courts. general contractor. be(Jr)rn garden apartments with separate t Herald Photo by John Spolski —Mrs. MPL In 8942333 Tired AVE. thoughtful ... .•rS . s,,..m. i 5sfl,P,c',. ti.'ittP'" d,II,.iI ø$ Dl 4.Oøct.v I isees The latest Inlormatlon we have Is from the Tampa Electric By VIVIAN BROWN outer edge of the hole that will storm('ompat.y sthkh says It uses thousands of gallons of Tampa Bay she in't tant Li stall until AP Nesisleatures Writer the material used as backwater to condense th e steam that turns the turbine s sihicti spin to Some peok let roof leaks go her helpmate geLs around Li Ing. When it begins to harden, year after year because maybe it. generate needed electricity. The water Is returned to the t, A homeowner nia' forget the st a drip is involved But ofin more towards the center. True, True, it's warm, but not boiling. it's cooler than the a rage rugged winter left behind when the quanti ty needed ve The lag safety pin is easty ten the ceiling is being weakent4 ask the spring breezes flow. But the temperature of bath water. In a five-year study Tampa cal hardware If a hairpin peeves cii and might Just fall on one's pur veyor house provides a memory, tro found an sigitlIlcanI ad ve rse effect In marine life. fact, found St how It Is used. Many ub que qu lesome, cut it out anti ilt one of these u day-s. ained ceilings and Floors, bro. buy materials with the certain specks, Including lobster and oysters, seem to live and sarY with the tip of a knife, and Very often a leak around the Idea that ken 'anti plaster, bulging walls, their husband will do grow better in the warmer water. A new Tampa thenalmost fill Vi the center area, chimney will have caused the Electric plant to warped deck floor and the When hard, finish but they fad to get become operational In 19Th won't empty even warm water the leak in a bark stacks of papers at doors are ceiling below even if explicit directions. It Is often J b b by coating plaster over the It 5SUS to Into the bay. The discharged water will be cooled In a system of all Indications that the bloom Is be some distance why a home handyman will 1g. whale thing and then srruothing awa y. The water may canals and be reused over and over again, off tie house. travel nore the project. The soft. po soffruler with the edge of a long stick until it comes to a .s'eak area e,gy spings, for example, It'sgoodtomakerepalrsthat or created by a loose .r keep the house from deterViratmust be fastened in a way that Editor: A wail that Is a niasa of ihal a h I n g I e. Sonwthies many big foreoutdoorllvingpushes Vs them when the , may be patched up where Shingles must be l'flhio%?d lie. dsor is closed. If these are Is Altamonte Springs the largest city In Seminole County? It all out of our minds. necessary and then covered °' the proper spot is incited bought For example, plaster walls with by the foot and there EVD fabric if the wail can't be and patched before reshlngling ore rs DearMri.EVD: can be patched even by the directions, he may not I can be done. This Is really a lady of e house. Small holes done properly. No, it isn't. Sanford, with approximately 23,SOfl people, is want to bother with until he the In one bedr oom two smo oth ,bib for a professlonal unless the that fan out to a sunburst th time to decipher it. Ills a largest city In Seminole. Casselberi-y Is secowl with man of the house enjoys of walls were painted yellow, but tracks must b enlarged to the & Mtamonte ranks third with about 12,000. however, Altamonte roof go'xl idea to write out the di. ano ther wail and the outer and of the deep rectiomu as they are given with crack. A piece ings Is[Saint Ike [Saint growing munkipr:fty In Seminole which Is damaged wail at the window If a chimney must be check- the material and put of heavy buckram or wire may L in the the fastest growing county In the United States. Geographi ll ws.i'e covered with fabric which cii out anyway, the ch ca y he cut sightly larger than imney package. speaking, Winter Springs Is the largest miniielpafity In size, erhwe and worked lnakle the was 3D-etched over the wail and man may spit lo ose flaslangs. eoseriug some LI square miles, furring Repairing the flashings may Deck floor rot may result hole. If the buckram is used. stapled all arotaid strip s. Some decorators short- help the leak protem. While when there are no gutters and put a little glue around the edge that will meet the Wail In- cut the treatment at a window IL's on the job he can clean the downspouts on a house. In.. Editor: aide. Either buckram or wire wall, running drapery clear flues and check the mterVir of stalling the gutters can be a do A group of friends of a gentleman considering running acr the wall as if it were a the hearth for loose firebricks it-yourself operation and may for should be held with a heavy sta office are contemplating the formation of a committee to cain ll of indo the and the chimney will be all set only require a lo w-ladder Jo hairpin or safety pin whil prngn far our candidate. If we raise funds and campaign fabric at adjoining walls. for next winter, from the deck Itself. It is usual. for ow are working with 1. Puteityou in IF this Is done, the candidate would we be leak that subject to any election laws, A s for weatherstripping ly not an expensive project, especially If the center of the material to Ii 4 we expend the money we raise ourselves and do not contribute i cilitate moving It about. Leave has caused the damage must doors, local hardware stores and is easier to install than to his camp-sign fund? the put in the backing until you be fotd at once. If you do n't sell a variety of materials that having to replace deck hoards fix ap ply the plaster around the fa the source of the leak, the may be used for that purpose. every f,w years because of the —A Committee bric will be ruined at the next This could be a womans job (if constant dripfrom the house. liar CommIttee: , Six apartment residences of tasteful luxury -where I- :'e; 4j.,•--' __ - - S pring MPL: Groveview. near Sanford is located approx. 1 mile Wa-st of 7.92 or 4 miles East of 1-4 on Lake Mary Blvd. 529.300. $3,400 (S pct. financing available) NEW HOMES DIVISION f -. ii AT 2015 SANFORD O but tie Beuk1 tie couId not lie. Iii other - . f',- , - Also, the I'REC now required only four references instead of sesen as called for in the pi. U you see the old form requiring seven reference, and the broker's sponsorship simply omit the brokers sponsorship section and submit names of only fo ur references, I.M _-, .1. The Sevilla Gardens . 'w' r,hi lake Mary. Ihese spacious 3 and 4 bdrm. homes offer all the advantages of suburban living in a planned cernmunity. Look Z —MUW -- - -• ("iurt' II. and se iping off quitklv Apply is ith a brush and WIC oh 'itti rags The tongor it :.lands on the stu.,d thi' deeper :1,.' color r iins kak L9 :1 iu ceding. Its a oki-statii' Fotossiig stime msu'ucttors I rejd ouwwh,r.. I cemented a Ipctoln*beroserthe'leaky Wes then ugtteiici in .Wh $ A*damp, L lie leak inniedlately and there hasn't been any trot" since r.etghbor tells ow then ".f is :iteant to oc only a tent. this it porary repaL' My be a xwnth or two nx'r*' br(t'tt U'' leak MML' ug.iti I" I ____________________________ without hiding the grain. A color chart will give you an approximate tUt'a of what you still get Depth of color is cor.Irnlied by applying thinly - I :'- six mr1hs village I have bcci1 told that Ills no longer necessary for a person des1rinetto take the Florida Real ltate Commission's licc,...inw exam to have tobe sponsored bya broker Is this true? I .- I -. Palm Beach IN SANFORD rounding surface. add some, ;:;i; !it''. Af'r using the driveway aiout a week, reins peel each patch and t.ie" more material is e it'qutred. Aboi . If _______________ ___ ...a touch of material Pack that down and. - Nestled in the quiet selling of , ;:~ * _____ ____ I Dear MRW: Yes, It's true. Effective Jan. 14. 1 74, the Florida Real Esta te Commiss'on ruled that ills no longem necessary for a broker to sponsor either a new salesman or new broker applicant. The potential new salesman still must hate completed Ceurse I and must attach the completion certificate to his appl ication. The potential new broker must have served his apprenticeship with one broker for I! cnnsec-utlsr months and must has,- completed _______________________ STROKES hole with blacktop patching Q. to. 6 Groveview Village 18 E. South St. set. then till the tiny holes with wood filler and sand That assembled furniture that you pull nut of the big box looks all reads' to piint or varnish. No matter how smooth it looks itneedssand. ing before finishing. Start with number 20 sandpaper and finish with 40. Brush off sawdust and wipe clean with a cloth slightly dampened With turpentine. Trim pieces knobs and handles Qwuld be removed and Finished separatel'. Start linuhing from the inside. doing the hard-lo-reach surfirst. then the outside. If you are' painting the pieces consider enamel or at least a semi-gloss finish. es pecially in a child's room or the kitchen. This kind of surface is easy to wash. Apply an undercoat as the paint manufact urer recommends. Brush with the grain and apply eveIIISaud light Is stht-n ølrs'. then put on the finish coat A natural linish allows the grain of the w.xxl to show sho through Use varnish, lacquer or shellac The furniture will look better if you deepen the color of the wood belon' appls'mg the Finish 1'st an oil stain which coors the wood on - i before YOU , No : 141th the Sur Orovey,i Lake Mm APPLY FINISH WITH 5AIW If you do put it together yourself, check instructions and material lists thoroughly. Lay out all the pieces on the floor to make certain they art all there, Arrange them' so that the best sutfaces ilI be on the outside Use ihe kind otconstrucuuntne manufacturer recommends gt'eralls a combination of finishing nails and glue. Set natl beads by driving them below the surface with a naa - if it still isn't level - - -- . u - Where can $119 rent let you try a home M '. p Does the discharge of thousands of barrels of boiling water from an electric generating plant have a terrible adverse effect on marine life'! Sanford IM M FILL OPEN'&RAIN The metal f1at*g woimd our caknney, at the Pahl where It comes out of the house, Is curled up at one of I 73/4 % Iii?. 7140ROUGULY-.9A1N . 0;~\ " %,.0AS'I.t, By ANDY LANG - FHA/VA L. Editor: Tandem Program s the done about this end, if so. ho,A ' A. Something shouW be durw about 2 immediately. In fact, it is sw-prtsmg that you have not yet had a leak in the house. Straighten aid the end cf the fliashing so that lies flat tihe roof. Drive couple throih it into the roof. (bver the area completely with roo5ng cnenl. Inspect carefully to be sure some other parts of the flasiing do not also n,çt attention If cm do not care to climb on the roof anu ;ts one handy man job that reqwres complete knowledge 34 what you are doing -. better get a roc!fer to wake the trpau' at once. - - WE NOW HAVE AP Neukatures Q. . iP birds, 1 ______ Que .% -------- - .n,1 4:0111- I - Builder Gives Free Central Air Unit Val ued At 1900 ____________ - require I 12 million birds mostly laying hens at a cos of more than 150 million was also caused by imported pe nearly Sunday, Feb. 17, 197+-3C sjiiis yihi? 1-9 $ St ion Box ' two.yeai in a eradication program involvin ;-:u.ed ______________________ - BUY NOW 11% Mr. Fi x 1''r soint' people having :it finishing unfinished lur niiiirt is almost atit life i'herr ate slime fine pieces tit furniture available at department stores and turnher vards, waiting for "ou to make complete And some ;lsci's that are not so mw iW 'fit rt.,tl\r ttt'i t han hu lng finished fur niture ar1d for less mnne% than sou might think you can fit out A recreation room, out' fit i ch;ld's bedroom. even furnish a small apartment k"rnember that Sour tim..' and material are worth something so don't waste them on junk. Buy well con,1ructed pcecs. WIwilter the results are good looking or just prese:,table depends on the c.'u'e with which you do th oh Mhen u bus. make ct'r' lain you know how much w ork vou will hive to do. Some furniture in this line comes unassembled. Some of It is patiaIb assembled. If SOU are not too handy with a ha miner. n a its a It d screwdriver then took elsewhere. If you are looking In save money you might be ahead if you ssemb1e the furn'ture sourel( but make sure the saving is sizeable enough to warrant the extra work. are domestically or are imported USDA-approved quarantine facilities. Bird fanciers should require 1 Of that related birds (or psuui....: Several cases of exotic Customs Service and ag;tculturcsl quarantine In Newcastle in Florida and spectors' at departure points in Tennessee were caused by Puerto Rico and along the imported pet birds. In addition, Mexican border confirm the large outbreak in 1971 In reports that some buds are southern California which disease or psittacosis parrot inercial lots of birds to be fevcfl, examined by federal Exotic Newcastle is a foreign veterinarians upon entering the sirus disease that, although United States, to be quaran. titrmiiless to consumers, usually tined a minimum of 30 days in fatal to poultry and other facilities in the United States hads — thus posing a serious which are operated by the threat to 11w nation's poultry importer wider APHIS stan. supply. Parrot Fever Is a dard.s, anti to be re-examined respiratory disease carried by before release fors ale to the xirrots, parakeets and similar public Public health Service IjiitL, tiit..li t an Lt' traninittt d i cul.itmitmn, dl ,o require to humans. treatment of parrots antI ANTAiiNS SALES AWARD rt .--'-'----,-'.--'-----'-..-..''- The Sanford Herald Warns Bird Buyers IIyF14ANKJ.JASA A - - .'-- —..---- Real Estate The Fine -'- ' ____ --...._i .4' • " . The oil narrow ritohi mng that rims along the t'isile of the frame should be pried up with a putty knife or other fbtt LcL I! Uft .is.hling is still in good shaw. do the pr) trig very care' fully so that it can he used .tga iii lake off the ".t' - t'n ma tt'rmal, which is held in place ft$fu Al ! . r; I ..-. $23,900 with tither tacks or staples. INCLUDING L011 Measure the opt-fling and allow alsiut one-half inch extra on each site. l'his will give you the mmieasurtjiu',it for the new mush so Uiit ehcmi ou miur- FIIA VA CONVENTIONAL A VA ILA air it you will gel a piece' on w?ilcti there will not be much chase' HOUSE PLAN HASIPY is two•Story, four bedroom home with a covered portico In front and a terrace in back. There Is a lavatory off the kitchen with direct access to the rear yard which Is great for kids. Next to the kitchen is a walk-in pantry. Sliding 9123i doors in the family room also o onto the backyard. The master bedroom on the second floor has its own bathroom and walk-in closet. The main bath has two compartments so it can be used by two members of the tam liv at the Same time. Colonial exterior of brick veneer with wood shingles ha, ihuttere window, and a double front door that opens into a large foyer. Anyone wishing to learn th e cost of the blueprint can write to the designer, Herman York, 90-04 161st St., Jamaica, N.Y. 11432. Enclose a stamped self. addressed envelope for reply. 16 Sanford wiicti.'. Awne-tesm,d method olmak. met the mesh taut on the frame is to place the stuixien part on astiirdy flat sum fare Place two tzmrtjs about ore itirhi thick on- damps in bend the long edges of the frame downward sottlal It touc-tics the surface of the table or whatever else is kisig used, 'fl,t- -screen frame (WA wjl b.tve' bo th ends higher than the center. Attach t.s. setcenfrig to the Ftimw, using either tacks or sta ple s, the lat. ter being the miiort' tiiotk'rn mater'.al (or this purpose. Whemi the cLitnirs are rernowd. the THE PONCE DELEON • 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 1'z2 BATHS • 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING • WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL • LAUNDRY ROOM e CONVENIENT SNACK BAR 0 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP • DIREC 10145 t'.*s on lIt. I I t) T DeSry OOi* MO Delt'-'a ti S miej to PrOvideistCBmj, turn ).$tgoIm,,,j,OEmkp,a,, Tur1iesr3bioepotru.moø..i,ome.. MARon[>4 HOM ES Inc. __ '12]' 831-4039 628-2162 I 789-2999 i 1 -j F. :,-r'c:- —: - �=_____.=-_; 1-- . .0-The li l t I Sanfcrd Herald Sunday, Feb. 17, 1974 cm;n I k , " . li tQCI)i 'tukrl Inc. in Advance U'tWtr. I n c. , I.i II. t &I.l 81k C Sweetwater 8r. ii • T ,1 Kern& sit. Edn.a & l.0 Itakertu 141v.rence It. Iicrct' & U. i. Pasid knip. " ii UigU Truster & sf lC'er A Vinci & wf Kathleen Itidy A. wi (lirictiiic to Perlormr'2 by Silver fl99 Airport Rd 90s 3M i77i, R es 211 hill Seminole 322.2611 Winter Parke "I4otIin" The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Sutiturban Sec 19.19-30W of Org IIlv& A. (,'ulset & WI hiwnes sd $2,000. 1.1 I Sec 24-19.29 less S 2146.11' hiarbura to Gary W. Bean & sit itnics F. P;ingie & sib Iva In 16.300 Host' A., I.I. 2.3 111k A. Country (;t'IIrl(' ('St Laurent, 'I'rnsk'c' itennit' 1.. h"osIer & sulMargit tUb Ut' I ii 1. 520, ei I..itC p,.,. ,...NL'iO)IIO.) - Pcier htautenstrauch & sif Until N Webster & sit. Nancy Bathi. W 261.6' UI K 35.4' of to Dean K. Webster & sit. Mary N': of NW': tI SW', Sec 29-21. I .1 .11 ItI. !), e IS 11, S1ASI ..o '''IPSUV i "Jul r., nuj oitut Is I I Iarrfl,-t :- j - Russell I') 0111.11 iIllLIlt' barry.............................. Inc. LU Ri,bt. N. Webster & ssf, Nnt'v. t.t 35111k I) Sct West \l'arn'nt e hits SlIM) - - L VglvSia Counties . - ___________ II Apply in . - - ______ 'r _________ - - , .4 53 - Homes, Inc to Harry A. Goehring Constr. to Stanley W. ituck & wf. lichen, Philhip B. Bees-c & w f Margaret IA iu hiepi. BIk /t. Queens A. Li 4 81k 13 Golf View Efl., Mirror MilAn ('B. 139,900. Sce Mt's-edith Mancq. Un. 1)00 itl('t)i Bresier, Inc. to Three 11 Homes, Inc to IloylsOrIaiido Indus. tin. Inc., From 'A V 1. uS ifli.lftII I . 11V5. ................ SW. cor. Lt 13 Orlando at SE Cot - tA 131k 0, Lake Induatria) Park. 1100. Wayman hits.,' 1.ake Addo Ott Indus, tins'. to Bre,ser , 5J Inc.. lIlt 8 & lÀ 13 Indus. Park 10.100 less parcel. hiocola Soldier of Ha Inc. In Willard I) Welch. 5100 B Trustee Beg. at p4 on S rw K. H. Fisher to Sillier Lake Rd. in SE ', of Wilinier, Trustee & Frank Fulmer. Truslee lit Is & part of SWI of 5. 7.20-31 , etc.. 3.901 , 111k 7 Fats-lane EM., Sec I Akltua H. 'TtK,mnpson & fib. rep!. $1,S'.kl IiiI flit & Mary hi lone IA'nntt to Raymond T. West. tiuthine Lots 13 & II Mineral Izonk & wi Alice, IA 9 & W 10' of 1081k 17 San Lanta Second Sec. Springs Pk. 2nd add. 565(X) s nut,. Itunalti C. Jenkins & sit. Rita WI1c. Constr, It, James S. to !iuW Dennis Knowles, [lilt Z!. No. Oil. lii Adds., Hall & sit Pega . Lit 8 Ik I. Nce-th Oil. Ten'., Sec. I Unit I Wm. H. Wachtcr& ,At. 'a. to $30,000. [ ' er- : -Rift Hilt - Itabit. Soinme- nille 3r. & -.0. 'iakru'. lAs 114 12111k F. Tr. '6 I .'saulando Springs - Wanda lnternati land Planning inc. to James H. Reinshrnsrn, U 15 '° Joti T Ashford Jr & wf Lois Ii 52 131¼ A Crystal Bowl Addn SIeep. Hollow Adds $414 iQCDi Comae Sue Appleton. I sgl. it) (:bUord It. Appleton. Henry K Uogr& sit Joyce , sgL LI 56. 'The Cojvnnaijes. Ii..r.,..II iii.... 1. I t$,&a.. I 1" 'I"l .,t.,lJ w WI i'WUJ IA II Third Sec.. $100. $25,150. Arvin I.. .Mihtni & sit. iQ'T), Benjamin H Patterson f0 347f'fl7ynd f) Williams & sit. & sib Gertrude to Gh Aurbeck Carol A. I.t.s. I. :t. & S w,. of it n I I ucilk' M., N 40' of S t.itcaled ailey etc., Liuws Ailan. l4UZf of '/1 77.33' of K 162.66t"Sinf., $8,00Q (;11%1. 1.1 2 Sec lion ('harks C Flowers, sgl. to 'Q('tii Mary Black & fib. I.awrrm,v S. Jones & sib S)tul hluh to Glen Aurbeck & sit l',.l,tl less El3'ijN;1o', BIkS. Lucille. 5 40' of 2 1004.22' of W Tier 10, Sanford. 510,01.11 ;1.3.1. rf F 52,66' Govt. IA. 2, iQ('Dj I14ASCKSJESKI*m. Se. :!1-2O3 $100 lit Daniel A. Jenkins & sit. i.?' 'I), hlessi,' Alieman, wuil Mar) 8., N64' of S 124' :4 LIII Ii' Glen Aurbet'k & sit 5100 Robinson Surst' Addle. SanE., Jint't .S. Jones to Sara K. $100. Burke. Int. Sit of NE'. of J. F. Story & sit. Blanche to SF I £ less lsarl. .Siv'- ThlQ.915 of of -- r''. Franklin D. Krt-gkr & sit, $41 500 fl I u' Oit uL' aiw A nn. : 4 r. DL'. I .Juseph H Gibbons & sit Doris S of I Sc t r '1 - Milli] i to ICa)lflollll J Iartmeau & j '" Vic Springs to Pelics Auttion I-orell, 1.1 10 Rik A. Lake Inc Lut 12 111k 1 lIes Pl..at ut Jsathir> u Park 2nd Addn the Sprmes Willosi Hun Set'imrmk'd $ZIA%.NJ. Ilenrt t). Craven &wIt;yp.c' tinseti O'l. Inc.. 11' Ilona 1'. I-If;il itt f'r;hnkllrse N Mulberry I I 9. "° 'I -,:I I A 'l .,, j.. , LI . L .- ii 2 111k (nit 2 13USD. Camelot I-'. Hidge hliih. 1st Addn f . - . . is ul It, Vet • hi Saun It t £ Iltnilkr Ill' s 1 1 ..t \T,% ' of SF i ks.s 'i4 F I' ingli 4 sit Is F IA 2 & less S 441 '4 Sec 254131) 330 .01I'll t h4ifl,sSimu,J 1'p I II I I & it irs 'itatiha to 5'. is ne Mt Bride 4 sib t.h I &Ji Ii N I 5 of Li 2111k Ruth, 1.1 21 81k 11 (:kn Arden A. West Ataip,tn(e ft,ç l'ç" - uIJWi Harrs Wesfte, sgl H.in' S. Kwiatkowski Jr,, In Il Ii' 1411 $1111 ficl-Afre ll.qm-s. Irw It: Jerr) Jursi & I lit tr '. I sit Va' Inc k., flit bar IA * Jr 4 si I Nast, & si-f mire J ' Donaki C. Bunk & wf Can. Ththae,' lu'mpklns l.a'-td Co ma", to Jo1w V urificka .Iiir & elf I Helli-a. JA , lralIsio . ooJ i.t, tmt).''l .1 i ,.•r & t l.rL't, 1.1 1,1 spt in Oaks Un $J),3(J 1.7 3*51115) II, Ii I,. hit r & sil Hc&-oa. (4' 54.4 (3 HIlt A. Ttirt w5saat fnII's "pnns f.elstt r I I-Ijill-ex V . - - 1 ~-_ u i,w, jut * u 4$ILb00 - - - -- . Bicycles - - At,indonicj, unwanted rn er or $117 - 67A speeds. and Standard bIts r)w ava i lable at Frtstonc Store Call Lawn and Garden - '4SCHEVELLE WAGON NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 321 67j0 lu tn Motorcycles 68 ur've a u.i'ie )Ivi a ici Oviedo r,uryery 11110 (Ira i-arm. wa 411, rn II ,4 O v iedo 345 6791 Wanted to Roy - .,-,- CASH - cars Machinery and Tools C,r,rlv I,actor. rotrery, mower, ml ihllt'r, r,ujer & attachment El,Ct,Id star?. Mont 3230269 7Z~IiG-ZAG n NG MACHINE OUR TUNE - UP 7') .SISICHEVROLIT REfluI,y (NC,lNI: CALL 373 5469 SPECIAL SAVES -- GAS & DOLLARS 8 Cylinder FordExcept .aCk. $2193 - 1.000 MILES 1502 4 Cylinder AA F We'll Trade For Anything Trucks and Trailers all U?? a Z.,'l aa, he 7.1 All makes sewing Hi-Pert. & Trucks) 6 Cylinder Ford....,..,,(Except Trucks) bILL. BAKER VOLKS.'fAGEP, 37195 17 97, Sanford 73 H ON 04 7 5* CALL 123 YOU 1971 Ri,,i'I 5h1l411, IS 559,1 rril(,, 11C -wncr. regular gas. 350 V I -nqoe. green & white, air nor) dl ione, automatic transmission, 51)ki'4' %ler'ng & brakes, luggage 77Yamatia 17$ c Good Condition, S000mi Bored &flewpiitCafl,$J50 Ph 373 iSiS after 6 322 4117 I or used furniture, applian,, tools. etc our I or 1001 .tem.. Larry 5 Mdrt, 215 San t Ave LIurPL1;ImfI1,Il tYt2?2 141$ (ru ?'y Sale 1971) Cfvyster Town & Country, .mbiolulely loaded with every Item of lu.ury equipment at the unheard price of $1550 t( y( i s.rancv' 111410 AGENCY 3733166 "ii- domeStiC I imported Pickups Sale 40 pt - Due drt-ct -. Autos for -- 19 . s-ce Save Gas 5.'... 1970 Ford Country Sedan, air COnd ti(4)4'tJ, POArr Stnerng & brakes, '1tt' (001,! Ion 119-S - DCII BALES Sar'fcrd .'o'c.r (Omploy S l-r,-r'cP, A,e 177 4397 38 Station Wagon Bargains STEP BUMPERS-53750 CITRUS TREES from $4 49 to $5 at Low overhead prices on all plant% 63 Feed iiMDAt7)Y SI 10 I 'rd from boicCi 'OweS? wt'yDli' 4lte prices gjaranterd Open '71 II) 9 p m , 6 dlyS GORM IV S. )". c'l%tol SInloeddIn £4 .11 Uk )fl47)) 1770244 c4%h lI flIT ','APIAf,UFi '--' baued sway Your cot, $50 Orlando, 795 6191 anytime ',' NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY I$I.JY DIRECT FROM (IOXCAR SO , It (SAL 1.52 SO $;s 1011 GORMLY I HWY 16 $I"4i-OUD All sirs and models. 50 speeds, S 67 -'-'-''- Junk Cars Removed /8 Livestock And Poultry 61 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes HALLMARK 617 1577 BU . PIntO......(wI,h (Witlisepul $23 20 $ Air Coned.) For Tune-Up Special 18°° $198 (JolEldiAl RUGS WANTED t."ceS )ltJ, uSeO. any C0110'on 141 $136. Winter P,,1. - - - - . ~,,. ~ . Ctiz Stint' & Co.. Inc. ____ Estate E'RVI Wanted Will. Mercnandfse 19 SO-Miscellaneous Sleepy hluHw For Sale IQ(.'DILiis'onda M. Simmons, ou e 0 Goods s;:I ill Raleigh 0. Sisiuiion.s, - Appliances K' tot SF:', and NFl, of SW, Sec. r-2l-21. SJ_Ty Radio Sereo to 111a1 t -araqe a" Greater Constr. Corp In Wallace F. SI.alnaker & sit Ill X. I Iiri I, u .Suian B It 'nU'e,pOm(s, Inc to Dr-LICC Tompkins tompkins LardCo C Inc. to Wiudlapds, Sec. I, less part A Brazen & siI Jot-e, 1,1 453 Frank F. hieskctt& sit Annette, Prin 0..ks Un 3 136 200 It 146 5 5 5 cit 145 I'rihlwood Sisiem iker (onsir . to 11cr . .' hlirhael A. Bryant 4 wf. E.sl., Sec 1. rn.Wo. (sl3le to John It Brown & wE lid Aire IIonii, Inc to Cheryl, 1.1 20131k 1 htepl. .sit . 1 & Sainuel,s& wf Debbie 2 No. Os-I. Townaite liii stddn., Robert M. LI 451 Spring Oaks Un. 117.200. 1 !.w I 't hilt, to (.orduii IIcI'Aire Homes, Inc to Merritt, Clearrttser White, Ioqui ' . ' ' • '. ' . $3-Boati 6 -- Rummage Marine i.nr Equipment -n CICS Ius hood nrtces ever-v. 61 -Build i ng Materials day. CABLE CO. L00rlAr,-.a3 Ui 42--Lawn and Garden ____ %tat R $1' 1)33 To place 64-Equipment for Rent vi sw', vi 0.iks Un 1 of s'i'i'. SF ( IS-Pets and Supplies Inc, 'A 525 of N dllS of 111k 69 22.21 29 S acres mu J$7(i00 flit Alt-c homes Inc to M N Snot a-d less F 270 & 5', 64-Horses Ba¼o (omtst' it Han., Angvlol. Amare& wE (,aleR , 61 lIvestOCk and Peultry "In t 'it & ( J' It! tsr II 421 II . Spring (iakst n 3 $40 i i Ihh III Forpst Broe"k ~ptb sec'. P1,900. Jillin F. Newbrough & Serf Enlr. InC.. IA)I 3 [Ilk G. 69 -Stamps Cotns Joseph I' Harris & sit Jannie' I In Milton ( (hr-nun 'sssi t Its .ittr IkS 1k-s-the to Larry i. lImit), & *1. & sit Mic& Kt'nneL C. Cannon $12,E. 70-.' Swap and Trade Udovcs$35 SI fAIcN'.II & 4 Bertha N • II 21 the il-Antiques Pcnna [lilt homes, Inc 11 E u Vista flit, $17500 .4tjqyij, 120,200 14w F. IkIlill & sib Patricia, W 73-Auction Kvfw. T. Julunsoø Jr. & sit. hO'14U,34lQueensMjflor So - --------Transportation addn.('11, W.9M, I Altamo, 13 N i Catering - ------.. . hualand $awtcina'flllmn4 hb tre;ltIv.orpN 150 Maxlns'IJ•.an K Manjw"&u & sly! ofE64'of . • _. I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~i eSlèblItJv,d MISSN . , - -Motorcycles '9-Trucks it,J Trailers 50-Auto for Sale ci -Avst'on - . - - 4. icxai F l 0 J $V7IIf C1111 Mr. _ ttTtIiI I - 1--:...... - - .. i , Tired of hopping from place to place looking for a new home? Let Lifestyles do the leg work for you! Lifestyles has what you want! I . P II 4 Iti 2 17 ) agg rwP Look t Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, duplexes, acreaqe, investments, transactions, gardening and dccorcitinq idc..s and much much more! PAUL SLAYER ' *1% abetter time It,,n use 1 (lOSSl ,i'd Ad III', Ire, Estimates Ph 327 41?) , 'lord Herald Slop making rs Dial 337 761$ on 1)1 9) - ''1 ' sil,c,i,6 goorant"d. (vision, prim p.,nelng painting. ail repaiti male 3774)S1 F fee - I. 1 In Cr simulated brick -- ',l ( 7 r!°'_ t'i small jots Wanted f - oi 1531 after 4 Income Tax . Ili! ) I av 14 C-lij I I 91 JACK%C14 t, (I 4AMIL!i Supplies. cilndealer lOS C'QSed & Sunday 112 112, herd help With Your InCOFFIC Till Of II 'ill f9I ,, rarm Ego pmenl Boip ncj' Cal. iac Mary , * ocr --- vestments, DrilIlig MEMO ,)ICK JOYCE WELL j)RILL'p. 3 and lanqer.pumps Sprinklers Wa,,rcondIioners,rnIIIO 1III ilihet I Es ers Stun Ia In 'l'Iie - - out. ~- TO .LJIST S S 5 ~ 1 I ~F= I - I T_ I'--. fifL - ;::- SPR!NKLER Lifestyles We repair and wrv Cc %TINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO USINESS 0. 0 . , DIAL I --- -1) - - - - -- HeraldI SYSTEMS --, ..- I- -, -322,sP,261-`1.-.0-:0 -831.. ,9993... -. -.i...'. i1......7. - SdII1. in I WEI ILS DR ILLED PUMPS e are a (70'S'a l'fla ccilecl f or App,, in I 171 WON In .nler.or Call Lifestyles. Feel secureLearn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home in. SPHAI, I 7 C Old" P II rililvl S AY'. %I AL (041101, nur c.evce ni colons f hI 11(1 ,our - II i'1 Examine the marketplace presented TWOII l' PHDTO TINTING * tlPI4nitCTh,tCt7$,k -_-. .... it ------- company COtflPlfly ed Even no oaier ________________ I - • - 'l. I ,, HOME IMPROVEMENT! csl,,OrF,eeeSIlmdC% ' . your art&, 1411 sepiling ,slivoll, 11 -junk C . - ,, ' • 140 CI 00 individual of investment reguir Parts scenonicrs 'Af (4'l[s'rii, SIlk) sif lri'n,i' J 1.1 21 East5t"onk s-il Juanitu 1.' District Si-h:oul 54 II (,fl'Vfl & ,Sons lix to Ut tS lit p1 111k 14, 1,Rx ent. , ,,, (-'urtiti 2.. ktoberson & itt. Hoblno'I.add FIn., TIW. to N of $W cur of IA. 04 spring Sherry, f 30 %Iakien Tert, Milr1e F 1)antho, IA 25 North. 1?unllIuick s.d run Nil 519 0 W sw.ex 0 I to poly., $100 I T,III'nj 16-Auto Repairs, 17 5G Opportunity tot fich, Ii PressureV Cleaning mInJ r.;r%carpf'm1tr __________________________ OUTSTaJruIJr' YOU CAN'T - mmm .:.t'i" Home Improvements silly 24 Busk1.ssOppo,ju,ü' filits - 1141003 - - - P III ( 11111 & 1.r.) " PP. 322 42S7 - . Vile. Elfilic. Cii-., Inc. to Coll- I27,1 Marva V. flaipikiw. sgi, to sun F 8111,31" Vic., $10. t SCAN i II TRY VIII.. 14 SIII,y 4t t Comm tton Call 5)0 031-9993, e,_,ia•, HaytnBoard.rl,j Gmoomng 372 $75i PvtSture COan-nq, (atm's 5. Icaned, R t5(luanrd& Ccititid (,terior & Iruler.on Panting 371 1703 or 372 5050 r MAN r xPF WIt NCI C) t" 1111411 for or evalalionl3'7310 hrn flfof 'ys .sj.nj Oy ,idowS 311 056% i .- penIr y Wnrnodi' ng (uslorn work Free EillirnAll" ftnolted)7lU099 I ( I H&R ad cliii I rc i# P4TRY 1001) 5 CARPENTRY Sg,rc'i'l'nq ,n%mIl And od~l lobi, ( all Ill I Ills Sanford. BlocS In, DeLjnd Fla fOid narlli.IU6I Pat Care 04% I) ytu word pOur i, 5 ..' I) your Painting ObIuO%rn,)llIfl)73 IS?, PAINT EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING arpen,ry A eye ca tchina " , I . H. I '5 Elptri"c", Dart lime Well do -I I", mm' ney,r .----.--.------.----.--------.- A Tools - - Dog trainIng n your home Al 5'7,IU tuIIOOSU for rent. rI' eaton.we isoii "'1-'-A II I in ens 2SllCountryClubRd _______ Apply ..... Sanford, lii 373 1310 ______________________ 21O.Magnolia Ave 173 72 4 BULLDOZER WORK .rar nq loIs our S pecialty 333 1711 alt er 3 p m Pt,h', required Part lime help -.. Panting Cor.lrac?ors House Cleaning Bulldozing compa *111 be COMICIVed perSentop(N i- Jr*u'lri.Trcr..-'i Sanford .2 IS'.4 SEI'4KAWIItGLASS& Care r ' . Glass-Mirrors )2:'e2 c.'.t 0 Slit AU! S ',ALO?l 4 4 .' 11 brawl PdCioli ijfll' ,14' 1,1 )2 - Painting .- - - 1"OcS, Pepsi Dr - ,o* I Cell 4413079 wanted to; wire IO-OffIce Equipment And Supplies -. Beauty SELL 5940151 111k 1) 4 141 (300 '°" F. Wigintoll, Ind. a Trustee to Robt. I, Slagiw,' & sit liirett',. IA 2 Ilk I' North Orlando htani'hes, Sec. 24, .10. I (1 -Al it'd S ',an'c.rj :.. Cllutucta. Crnqyà or Ovsrcjo SO-Musical Merchandise and TkANMl SSOP4 SEWS.. RALPH'. HOME SERVICE 373 SIS. NUIIAS'1140. i 1.1. 1ENGRAVING ICE SI ' A'eal A KEN 5911045 GARAGE PEPIDAtIL E LAWN MAIN P41-lICE SERVICE CALL. Engrr.vksg 3235350 Paper delivery man needs morning hel p, 7 hr's a di Must live 'n OOu UUyS, - AUTOMOTIVE SEI.VICE tOJ - P YaWli' A1i' - Sanford '. - 1,111fl and Lo! (Iran Up. and LQhI PiauI.rtQ TIeflbIlp. 323 2771 ______________ & Res.denliaI Elec lrcatSrvce Iceniecil Bonded . Al Srmr.ole Co. 24 Hr. An %*rr.ng Service 5)0 3011 ________________________ _________________________ ()Hl LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS (commercial and fes4firifiell Con tracli no w available Call 377 7377 _______________________ Trader WIll mower. w'll cu t admiage 01 lC!S Ciii 222 lilt. 312 14W £Iect& Automotive Servke ' L "' __________ Con,m,'rc'al __________________________ PIrw I , 63-Machinery - on (.1 Appt.nci't .)r'c ci (let'rc company 21? 1342 7 'ar Or PIIOPII Watchman Construction 323 7900or613 2377 ilit Sales - 1,• Appances ' inan Prenchnik & Sell (;erd,,. IA. l BUY ,OR mpli'$p hathm)Om rrmodpin0 't' ,'',,,4 SO .1' all ________________________ lialill"'llillillill" .'. '_ 1111)) * . Lawn Service _________________________ iiiiiiiiiiillllili G & G Ceramic Tile ,' ON -- Equipment 57-Sports all TO 56-Camping Equipment r%t,'7111I1". ciii Carl I. 'lAOS n 'lrt),li I?? cit ________ _________ ____________________ ,4'C U nIS o l:l Rc1l19i, sanioro. Floneo _J Ceramic Tile Conditioning Air S5 Cocktail Waitresses E A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ---. 8LLY'"Ii ~ IS . - '' DEAL iiir THILf - -- 4 7-Real JUMP FOR A - - - *YOU'LL INE -,::;7,11:, . - : I .4 tlltlrrIu'hij'i(' I{(!! You I'tiIIl' ( ;tlII h' It) IleII.'r I Can Be a Big Frog in Your Own Pond - 1I -- -. . - .-- - ---- - ------ -- ---- Soo $2000 Hwy. )7.92& L. Mary Blvd. Ph. 322.1481, W.P.644.8916 cleaned oiled 323-3900 '1 IJACK PROSSER FORD machine repair ' _________________________ Ai,_____ ____ - - . WH:Tt Petiy and 1 mu old coil. wliel tIn, h4mnp arid sacidlr Call John Holliman 319 5469 1'7? P1w,, 17 57 311 5961 be ,,..,,, 12 ',/oil IlOtImmesSIl 9$ Of UI'S OODY SHOP 111)9 5anfd Ai'nu(. /1 Horses 66 ROBSOPS MARINE - -. . Auto Repairs Parts,Accessories n'J VJlhtoe5,, fl.Il I'!. 371 JvyI or 271 Cruiser Stand up had & galley E,cellenf con OliOn. $3003. Ph 131 7093 58 • JEEPS** 'U cnvv Pit,. up 1401 HIPIG DOWN, TAKE OVER II o,ld u r S)q eons ' '-rs 51,tlIiOLL (0114 111411 R. tOO W Itt 37) 1337 P000LE GROOMINGe 21 OwenS Cabin - '77 BUICk Electra 371. all power. a Or ar condtical. new tireS. 13.603 Ph (121191. . the bes t buy n American p/.oiOri, and Jeep vehicles, tee StampsCo,ns ,., 16 **AMC For 0 90 old Reg All 5h015 575 373 6515 OAF I Uan Boat 7) 12 notor Call 323 $9 ( John Boat, sturdy, US Call 5)0 - Trucksand Trailers IV Truck L o(k.ng fI bol ()(J(1 (ON1iOfl C-Alrd toe rear I- rel. SIW doillin or 11000 34 73I after S 177 677 to twir and Pets and Supplies Olj(k & 14n Gv-rma,i P.',,k !mOt nil * * STEREO ** autiful Altnilit Conioir AM FM stero wlp. 5 trlk, tape recor d clover Phycfiedel C ight 57 r( ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - 10 if 1970 Mercury Montega MX. 1 dr I'.,rdt00, small VI utomat,c. po wer steen.ng. power brakes, factory ar, Completely checked Such a deal! Call Paul-It 641 3011 Dealer ___ - 1966 Ford LTD. r & h. power Lair Oiilv $495 SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 Frehcls Awe. 3737160 'rather inter,or, I Speed. radio. '1W economy and trust $1715 Call (inn Pope, at 327 lISt Dealer 1 BOATS Fishng. ractory SeConds. I to be sold at great reduc'lon Call 1304555 durirlO week only. ct.l7S Call 377 6613 - ii - ---- ------ ---- ---- - • J . - - Jansen . - '. J .. .. 19 U II) 1t ;Er f u r u\rd Mill Iii.. fur flIUfU rir HWY 46 ANTIQUES 69 - Boats &M,arine Is' (1010 Lull 'r -- 377 1110 67 Voik%eagen Bug. blue With black Seneca. will Sell as s. Best Our223 0565 .. Wanted to Buy '70 Biscayne, 33.000 mm , I Cyt. p s Pb • $573, firm Good on gas Ph. '67 VW PdOfhnQCjOMi. takeover Call (rid? manaqr 321 67)0 uuness t'lo'tj K. Combs & wf - Autos for Sale 40 - )e1t's & Ell,. ( Liu. to ç'osmll Torrt'ntmu & sit Theresa, ii 6 111k 13 Caunelo: Un. 11100. rep). 2nd ii' - . - - 55 57' GE Colon Ti'lvution. bea ut i f u l ' - Stereo TV Radio .11m It g (Ommun,, vr'yU.I rc,j ,lfld ur Irr U.n (,ill 172 211 I i,l 7) 65 ---- - - " .. yOu'll ('ye the cla%5linij Equipment Tt'L('4l5,O SETS$35uP _________-MILLERS 7Al9 Orlando Drive, 377 0352 - ,,.,,',, cu 24V Autos for Sale 1973 Vega. automatic. P,Itef, at. radio Nice 57700 373 1151 Matatior, i r Sedan. FUEL MlSER.uptl9mi per gal $1511 Terms c an e arranged $31 4354 .ftri' 3 10 6 1 (ni-var Van and '60 DcvJjr A ______________ ' .. t ___________ AVOCADO Hot Point range, U'tt cle6n.nq 'Ivan. in new CCW)d,tion. also Feodersa,r conOiI.oner 31.003 flU, used apçroi 3 mo Call 313 ISO,. - CARROLLS FURP4I!IJMI ________ vol,d 4th wryc th. bu,.n •w ______________ CC. used maClines MOONEY APPLIANCES 7 C4) . ' .-- - Hunting 1977 194$ 01. 05 Good Transportation $75 Ph0n 530 9917 alter 5 68 for Rent tupe I (,slrr tft. )nprr for or.I v $1 pier dav iOu have an eye for real vaiu, KENMORE WASHEH. parts, sr,v ' , ' '- eDI/,IYF4-5L _________________________1 I )d.j1 (L) CARPORT SALE (11141%ware. di%hrs, linens. csott,,, rIi5( all sorts $at St.'o It I?. lit? Piartwrtl Ave. 312 6311 4117111 APPLIANCES. - ,,,,,, WITH ThE - ____ Eq ui pment 64 -. -- I4 ECOPIDITIOPiID Re-lmges'alors. .ViIShi'fS and Dr,&r'. IVAIIRAII TV Free Delivery, WHITESIDC - .._. dual ft5autf A f,nancial diSaSter! Have to sell Call Pete at 444 5011 1 F /// r - Garage- Rummage Sates ----------------- Appliances 52 _____________________ •, unday. unaay. ____________________________ 80 Autos for Sale 1912 Plymouth Duster 343. Chalk i-i'a*n. 3-40 V 5.4 SOled, wide tires, Li \ 54 i'LL. iIi 1U1)( fl iii 1151 ~% _____ - -- '________________ 80 - .- WATER SOFTPIIRS. Closeout 2 only) Satwday am onl y Old ç 1,1' r. $ AI.( I 5.'. LI ' .t S L management million can be your% atier a monthS speciaiiieo Iraning- earn SIS 3S.0a year In management We w.f setid YOU 10 vI for 2 we'ki. eipenses paid. Pram you in the field, 1I1i,Sa and -----------------servicng established acCaunti. Mo?Ie person, have ca:, dable. ambitiouS and sporli minded Complete pitall:abon no Major Medical, very liberal p...s.on program. Call for ap pootmenit. 201 (25 21W Feb. 55. 19, _____________ -. 4'\ ~, ' . - S mi%C copper and brass PARK I ANTIQUES 101W First SI Mon tmu Fri . tO to 3 MANA( FR TRAINEE d I AR VU TOFGT , Ab? IQU( cherry comm Cupboard, bow ftCiil China cab.net , I Clip pendale dn'rg Ov5. Sian? top - ________________________________ ..-. Sonsom , // ( lstSt .Santora 373 SIll Eve%1e9 ----.- SANFORD IELLOW CAB CO 201 S. Park Ave Hot meals Tender love L cates lot your child. (duCatmQflaI child car I. kindergarten A Child's World, as' S Sanford Ave 32) (131 Art ______ I person to Care _____ .. " ,,,•,•, - -. ft S Bargain 7l TOYOTA COROLLA ISPEED $1,130 PHONE 377 3407 51 (4(i.nI, repo%%e5sI.d ' An Equal Opportunity Emp'oyer ----- , For ____________________________ 1WT't,L'j ( s can Day or fllglpt$hIfI$. Fullof pa older We *111 train you "!~! ii yrs or E,Ctfl.Mt income, liberal b000wl and ,ar4s Openings n San Witf4'j, 1115________________________________ Day Deforo Pub5cation I 7 mmchnp uI'y automatic Pay ballnce o4 57$ Ca' 10 payments ot CreOl Dept SANI Oc c.1Ajlr. rri,,r,, fltafl, Wtfl in Lake Mary area Child 7M3 fl _y. .. iew.nq In 140 G & N 31' of 9 Tr. 1 l'aradise $60,(00. .. . SVii,, M.Sh,ucrt & wE AhItw;, to I"i,nt Sc thru Stimes r5dH SOc a line hkrt J. Shuerl, : lot: ii! & N Barbara to Lester 6 Castor & 6 thru3S times . )Oc a line -- Jotu, K Ilurrcsis,sgl to ic °' .t i till, lu m.:j.. .. i i... - .,,,.. . " uu"' J0 u, ioue uugri WI Eileen, 9 Goo 1.1 tflIflg% To au 19, 111k Il, T. Morris, sgl., 1,1 .1 Hardens ' 2,00MlMUM CHARGE) $4,300. Weathcrsfjeld 1st Addn 125400 Addn 12.500 3 Lines Minimum ltichard K. Webb & Carolyn Stanley Potts & s-if. Violet to Gra pefruit. Tangelos IQCI)t hi Knox B!ttlnghaus, E. V Foster, 322 *A I.' David 6, Latto.s & wE I.)or.s L.P.T. Enterprises Inc., S 100. hod. & Trustee wf & iItcn to Announcements The Meadow.; iuI,t.sI,2&3&8.7'iib5 100 i'll It.. I.t 32111k 11, Alice 11. Brewer, IA. 20 111k F. 13 Travel Agencies ) 111k 21, htepl.. Kathryn l'ark Us. i $44 I-Carth of Thanks . W. Altamonte hits., Sec 2.21.29, 1 LYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Frank W. Fullmer Jr 1100. 2-In Memoriam tickets, Cruise and Tows at iV(1), Itobt, Srhroc*cs- Jr. s Audrey to F W F'ullmer Jr.. An Equal Opportunity Company Afl. Alice It. Biewet-, wid to t", 3-Cemetares official rat es L3 Stmoran Blvd. (s-n. (ontr. Inc.. S 15.0' of IA 9 ,A 1. Wynelic to Wynelic Michael Trimenatos & wi I lu*y'IMFII 3233 REAL. ESTATE SALES 4 -Personals I all of hO & S 7.5' of If 111k 8. .S('hro( Icr, IA tO 81k II hirliler ("iri'l I .t 20 111k K. West S-Lost and Found 18 Help Wanted SurnIrlole I err. Ut'pI;iI & 5 37,5' hiinirs. ('( $100. .Slt'iiiit Ills., S1.,, 2, 52,500. IMMEDIATE INCOME Ho> hIuihes & sit. Cora Lu 6--Child Core ut Is & N 60.00' of 1.4 9 111k It 11 KItChIn help, I, end olden. Apply 0 Tailored tomt your requirements, littyd Kainper & wE. Ada. IA 18 Harry W. Wise At wf Sandra to person Only to Bahama .So.s, 230$ 7-Motels Hotels Due to our Dynamic Gowfh, *e f. French Ave., Sa.slord. .Slancfra A. Wise, W 30' of it 6 & James N. Sansoni & sif 111k II Crystal Bowl sec. add. ire eipvsding our New Homes I-Eating Places SaltS Division. We positicvss have all of7Blk 13, Dreamwold, 1100. General oltice, with scm. I)ulot-cs to Patricia B Winfield _Go d Things to Eat available in the Sanford Area for bookkeeping e.perl.nce, Slier Nit. Oil Co. to Paul K. Riddle, Anne C Wickliffe to John Pat . Li 6 81k F. White,' Woods Un licensed real estate ptOPlC With thand helpful bet not rw,Iislry, 10-Do It Yourself 1.1 tO 111k II No. Orlando flj3. Hick & wf Carol, froni W cur $49,000. direCt sates background and Apply at Southern Chemicat. 701 ll-Instruction L It I Watts Farms, u.. Pfabl,Ihed track records Please Pt Elm Joe B. McCawley Jr , sgl to ches, s 2i'i, $1,100. in ________ reply person, or call Bob On'lUe Cregory I.. C. ShambHn & Rapes-I, sgl & Estate of Molly A. Fenn, Bec'd Travel & ReCreation Goldfarb. Aoc. fo r .ppt, lull e.poWrt.take ff ; Frosit Si :mile 3OSt of Sec 21-19- Janice, sgh. to Maurice M Felts lea), to Beneford 1. Shz.mblIn & HENRY HOCHE REAL TV INC sign down, and run a 65 E. South Street, Orlando Fla. 13-Travel t'flCI1S classified ad in the 3antord run K Along S line 195 00' ' wf. Alma. 1.1 68 Lake Harriet sit Margaret S., U. 7 less W 1' HI Herald. Dial 373 2611 on $31 Pen lk I No, Orl. Towpj((e, 4th Est., $21,000. etc., 3 par $2,300. 14-Camp.ng.R.sorts Terrance J. Holley & wf. Adda., $400. Agmt- Julia McCawley, IS-Action Sports Truck Drivers MECHANIC Al... 5111.. A,lrimnna G. ('h,,pi,.. ,, OCfl. . R. ,,, U,, .. nivi,, rrnn iii ,, & OWNER large corporation seeking qualified niganlA 1881k C, Winter Woods Mile to Linda Jo Murphy, sgl. -Turner, From S'2 mile pt diesel truck mechanics. Send Employment OPERATORS IA. U.S 160' of N 3' of K zn,9' 21-19-29run F;a'&ongSline of lii, Ur.. 4 130 7(Q resume In confiderce to personnel Ne.de3 to transport automntilies in of SW'. of SW 1 , Set' 6.20,3 1. IS-Help Wi dept. Post 0411cc Iso. I. Mimi. 195.00' etc., 3 parcels 11,750. the State of Florida Must have a NtIS Industries Inc. dorm. Fla 37714 5100. good lafety record and be able to Edw. J. Miller & wf Betty o Miami Brick & Stonej to Mule 21-Situations Wanted Aft EQUAL OPPORTUNITY aullfy under strict DOT ----- .--Jack U. Sullivan & wf Nancy Nancy W. Canetta, its 10 & 11 IndustrIes Inc., Beg. 4' W of EMPLOYER requIrements. Owner operators to IrvIng B. Cussow & wf Terryl -- -. Financial 131k 13, Ir. IS, 2ndrt'nl. Sanlandt, Inttrser. P- lint. fWI' f7.It.itfl L must have new or nariv rw ___________________ 7 Chevy, Dodge, GMC r Ford 1rsg.5 133,500. Secretary'.Bookkeeper 5 line St Gertrude Ave.. etc., 5 6., IA. 31 111k 38 Dreamwold 4th opportunities conventional tractor. MiIe MC 123 Burgess MeMahan to iCr-lI acres, 1100 Full or eart lime, gas to keip booKs. 3$-Loans fo Sic loaded. 1k empty. Wkfy Wallace & sil Mary L, Lot 52 Trustee handle rorrespo'Itter,ce. enter Settlement and other beiwitti Bankruptcy FrankG. Miller & wf Hazel 74-Insurance produgj Apply Bldg. lit Sanford Airport. ordert. invoice an Oak Ridge, Oviedo $$,9N. MIJS Industries Inc. to Maide Frank 6. MIller & wE Hazel L, ,, -. sw*r phone ar.d manage otlice. or phone 1)05)373 '014 fOr appt. I'tci- Vanhaelst & wf Myrtle Industries Inc., Beg 4.0' W of lÀ. 170 Queens Mirror South Moon I cubic Pleasant office in Rentals to Phil Orr & '(alley I_ Hat. Inlet-sec. K line of SEC Men wanted for wire company. We Longwood area. Reply to . V.19.30 Add,. CB, 1100. will train on the lob (40 CI 140yer, at P 0 5*. X. LoniUwOod Uzway its 13 & 14 111k B. Ir. 30 siith N line of St. Gertrude Ave., 13. T. '.an Bet- Lang & wf per 11,1CC requIred Pert time help ?So 1cr in'etvitw heqd rn Fta 73 Sanlando Spring,,, 16,509. 3(1-Apartments Rent etc S acres, 115001)0 Lucille to C4isseIberry Baptist will be cC'nldefed Apply in mediately Unfurnished 'QCBSardraj., Clark, sglto person to PARAGON WIRE & Shoemaker Contr, to Robert Church Inc. Beg. at'NE cot ii. 4 1 ii WHOA Donlrnrowaeravus.fvl idle CABLE CO.. Stale Rd 431. 31--Apantment Rent RotrE, Clark.sglW66o'Icss W.Lorering&wf. Mavis W., 131k 3, Amended Plat of Sell 'lIens quickly with a 'tems Lo'ugw, Fla III ITS) . Furnished S 1056' iii SF;'. of NW', of Sec 1 111k 0, Idyhlwilde 'of loch Senunola Park, $0 Hera.4 Wan' Ad by Calling In 30-21-311100. 2511 and asking 'or RECEPTIONIST 33-Hous a frIendly Rent Ar-bus-, SEC 4, 137,700. I..G.IL, Inc. to John A. Unlurnutbed Advisor Doctor's Qfl ice. Witi. B. Shippy & wf Viola to Effie ii Ihewson, sild to Albrecht & Mat-p.s-ri Marie, 3)-Houses Rent Furnished Espirencepre4erreJ Ph 333 Dan 1'. Johnson & wf Carolyn. S Simon Brunet & Ethaleen & Wm. J. Young Jr. & J1"-Mobile Ilomes Rent sit r of ii 21, & all of 22 Spencer Dillenedetto, S 16' of LI 50 & all t)arle9e, 11.21 Alf (c4tdI9InIng,perlei!pc('J $ yp((' 81k A., Sanlando 33-Mobile Horn, Lots mechanic Third PlOnet Ell, n HIs-., 114,600. of hO, & N 40' of 61 PInehurst, Spring', Tr. 15, 2nd Rep),, viroewnental $yit9nus For RenI Kermit Wallatedt & wf 19(01. 34-Resort Pr*p$y Annette It, Oscar B Johnson & Thomas C. Douglas & l, wf. making ron Rent elperlence dci, Margaret C. Canunock, l. sit Eleanor W 66' of K 132 of NonnatoGaryK. Prinkey&wf loleranc, Winding ad polis,Iuinq to F'Ia. Posi'erCorp So 172.29of 37-Business Property %"-. elf Blk 17 Cril-stal Lake Patricia 1.1 18 Blk 11 1!~a5tbrook rt'g,Iri-4 Appi1 n person to 'iSilitel' homes 122,000. PARAGON WIRE I CABLE CO sil Un. 8. 131.500. Stale Rd 431. LQOwOod. Ui I3SO MCIVILI K. (;ubvrt & wf Tais Devd.W.L. Kirk & James ill -Wanted to Rent ('amp Corp. to Jeffery Novak 11wInu to David S Redwine & C. 67110Cr. itS V & BIL C 4 siF. Itarra, IA Conttrution laborcr's for plactet 81k C Sky sif Aide, Us 21 & 22 81k 3 concrete work Clppoi'tvnity, for Slovak Village 13.600. Real Estate Lark i'd, advancement Ph 32333.53 I)reamwold 2nd Sec., $20,uOO. jjT5 for The Iluskey Co. to Gemini' 1 A. K. McLean & sit Birtara Sale Jerome If. Johns Jr. wf & Secretary Receptloi',e,,, for busy Buses Inc., IL 24 SIlt A to Marion T. Grilliths, sgl. hat Jeanette etal to Elmer K. 17-Moh,ile Hm,s office MVII l"e attract,.,, and Sweetwater Oaks, See, 6 217 Ics W 30', Queens meet PubiIC well Shorthand and 13oht and Acreage MISTOf Martin & wt Grate K., IA. 91 513,900. ' So. Addn, CII, 122,500. typing essential, Slanting Ia.ary, __________________________ Brookhollow, ,j 14-Farms and Groves It4r4mk ooen. Call 121 123 1210 F la . Magnolia, Inc. to Roger IS-Resort Propiety WANTED - De-iir, ,,5 G. Ilrunzme&wf Neenya K., it. For Sali f'Lai competent, elperlenced%,cretvy SE 7$ Apple Valley Unit f or full time pDaIbon Salary con, l6_:,e;d, Bramur Dcv, Cot to David K. p' , - - us auuifle- Il NCOrI 5, IIVIL4fl C.Oi t)F 1' tiC H 14 - tun to use and read tlaiplitd adli Call 377 Mu or $34 59U to place Si REWARD 322 4591 -__________________________ .' IA 3 & N 4' of 2 Blk J I.ake W713'IIWO IllS., $20,000, Kennettu J McCoy & sit SW cur. Govt 1.1 I, Sec 14.1929 run N 425' K 820 etc losçtnlilll. . tl -- male "Ili -m", ViCinity )I 112111, vin 6 Household Goods - 4 pult js bargain of sell a bargain with - Sam.. 5:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays i-n. 12 P400ri - Great by i Set tip people for Mobile Home- Won ffl I.onawood LOST Shetland Pony in PaoIi area Child's pet Reward. 373 1439 Department Hours ,.. L. .9 (!Ic it) Wni. D, Ball & %f Betty. .1. William-,& wl Diane S 64,(o f to . ..,_ - Dean E. WcL*trr & wl, Nlary Govt LOSER EXPERIENCED f'h Want Ad sionxiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cali in - Rated For Consecutiv. Insertions-No Change 01 Copy. Ads \ cuc' . o. Want 4 area Ph 90.4 311 5351 - BORN THE - - •.m1t1.aIaII nidaLLt..,mfl..rj Per Day. i ',urem Sunday Dinette Sets $35. Student Diii. $10. Jen 11)4 fled COreiptefe, P0.3nis items on late no* KUI P DECORATORS 139W Is, St 172 73)5 AutoMechln' ffleyprien(CafldOwfltOOIt Lost and Found S - ________________________________ - __ _____________________ $I Painter Wanted t erienced Only Call after p rn 373 7757 Put a class lied ad to o' for im.1y cafe ninfi or Ask for Want Ads ________ --- _________ ' - ARE YOU TROUBL ED? Call Toll Irre. 411 7077 for 'We (Mi"- Orlando 831.9993 - Carl ii_.__i_, 40 : • PROBLEM Perhaps Alcpol;c Anyin% Can Help Call 173 1557 write p 0 son 1713 Sanld.FIoriUa • Herald - ntCU'y. 1d area Reply 10 Box 59. cave o' me Sanlo.d nraI. P0 Hc'i 1657, Sanford. FIa 37171 -- DIAL The _______________________________________ -________ 1. A,E 5 MA P 11t, , Help Wantd FACED WITH A DRINKING .. .,, ea,.,.._a '"V 3dfl1OU -:--!_---=-__~_-~_:~:_-=--%) . iPersonals WANT AD ' ,.. .rL_ __ I_ ____ INFORMATION Hut)r ,•,•,,,, Acts Wnn# WI iiVii3 Agmi Dcrd-LcoSals'afl & wI In l4uh-IbmpIon Inc., Ii. John J. & Forest 1 Weston & wf t. Karl"' S.. K 30 of 1.1 20& all lot 3: Beg. at p1 420'S 58 Ire. K tjt,1.1 2G 81k H Oakhrnd I \sk,. Stt r. u m i .t ii iwzz 4iiI4 . II! 21 111k C Tr. II, SanIaplo III NF; i or. of NE', of NW', it EM, 2nd &t. 137.000. l"*; Reed, & i. szuu &i -2I-30 run N cit., (11U Assoc,, Inc., it? Daniel Alvah In John C. Nu'l III & wf. Vickie Ben Ward Agey. Inc. to 14ltuy Itiha & wf Hitonie In A. Flynn Si WI Katherine II., 1.1 Eris H. .Joluijon Jr & wf to Roger A Vinci & A IJ 7 J 0 Packard IM Addo lk'sjkis It, (itiihs & wf. Vie. C. Sandra F:.vCe5 will. S' of Lot 52 SndiIwooil 1.0' Kathleen H LI 5 HIk G, Glen Midw1i, 1u.tKi0, 1.1 1 111k UMead Manor Un., 1.0 81k 3. West Wildinere. LW Iei II ..Ev ans. sgl lit Arden 1st Addn, $57,). fflant'n Owen & sf. Abbie tip 161.000 5*000. Josephine S. StitIt, 1.1 4 It!k II Oviedo Land Co to Win. K. I)enms F'erre,ra& ssf. Jiiue, 1,1 Q('f)i Carolyn J. l.'LIrfIser ?srlemus McCoy & wi Siwin VIllc) 1:711.1115, SC('. 2 IIiattJr& wf Eleanor G., [.is 19 3W': of 2111k (' La ke Wayman Well. form. Farmer to John l. Margaret ti Itichard 1. & 20 Oak Ridge, $2Z200. Ills., $22,500. l'ariiwr,sl. Ii &i l.ake Harnel ('orrack' & ssf Gail It. N ill Hugh H. Turner & if N. First Nati, Ituilder-s. Inc. Per-ma Hilt Homes, Inc. to EMs $l) sw', vi NW' of SW' Sec. 16- ElaInt' to Wm. C. Kerr-her Jr & Di$ W. is B, CrensluIw & wf Doris Shubert Cunstr., dei. at pt in N Ruben TaIor & 14)15 RJ less Rd. 117,500. sil Barbara its I & 2 81k (' West I wk $30,000. I litk' elf Set- 1.21-29, 231,9* L (if J. 14, Saidando Spring Animal In.sSlac Tolisinsend & fib. Gtmp. ,%II4m, lIte ills., . . N i s see, post cIt cial, $100. hasp. Inc.. 1.1% I & 3 81k G. 2nd Ii, Ibtuan Friedman & Geo. VisLa Constr Co. hItId-IA 37 Walter S. `,... it Jump II & wi English Woods It Addn $10,000. Addu Mobile Manor, 165.000. hle7llIng lÀ 21 111k 1: SunliniI 'l1tere.a In Harris C. hfarisis & Th nma I. ('artt'r & sit. hhlI4I (or'p Inc to New Vista Three I). llo,nes, Inc Ii EM,, $12,300. Sit to IA'Sle heal Angelilt. 1.1 5 Quail Pond ('ostr. 1.1 38 English Woods 1st Est. Stt'vt'n J. 'loin'n & wi. BLint' a'l), It. Knox 1kttinhnt, tililri tit I lI1S.IA30h1lk!ItcpISI.l&2 CII 118.800. '-,. • III ttwIaa'.u.slflIfla u.TI.'uflIL1IL"Lfl,flyfl fl N ! ink!!! - lift.'.. ow,,. .st*, i,. ii'snri.n tfliaiujo itIsiuisIti 4th & ,At laura Ii, Ills., Un 2. 142.100. Corp., Inc to New Vista Tmdall & wE Yvonne, 1.1 29 I 1i F AddIa.. 90t Hither-I l'4lrker & wE Barbara T_ 1i Consir. it 42 English Woods 1st Kathleen 6rtn & hb. James hickory hill. $100. II & K 41' of 10 131k . QCI)' I:Ihel C. Webster Addn II' Francis K. Jones & sib. Mar) J.W. Hirkman& sit Josfane to Tanglew,iod, Set I Tolar, br-ui. Webster to ltobi. ('., IA 2 111k 13 hillIer Ihns, KugeneCftomalne& wf Julia Leroy V. ltlha& At hlonuk Us 7 Mary illclueel Col N. Wehstcu & !'an K Webstt'r, 'siltz, wItl III Jainc. ill ,, wUh crnii _ .------- ---- - :.'.' " - �6C-Tlip Sanford Herald .11 11 Want Ads Are '1fluyerflnders " Cali Opportunities Business SIDE G J4 41 Mcbde Homes Rent Houses for Sale LA NCES Your by Gill - - ---- ---- --------_- - JUST IN CASE or A NECE5SION 2 t.1rm '?priIp tffl , cab ina tni Porch, npij 4r Child "I o4 !Pi .va I PcI 0 K )?) 0144 coin _________ C'0fa?ea kWIK ICAM WASH , the UOit in the way Sell it f ast a nd sy Sanf or d area *u Prov ,cle yert o AIPI 4 low COIl (Iâ%tl'eci 00.16 STEADY INCOME An in ____ ettmen* 'or tPEte w'o MUST17 SUCCEED Call Coiled. Business Property 57) AND A ESPECIALLY bec Qit rta. 4 Friendly For Rent - -- ---------. Classified 19 Rooms for Re nt - - - -- - - - -- --- - ---- Sanford Court Motel I - & C'( Dip or *9 rat 2621 (Stlindø Dr. Santoro 377 3J03 9i'ç! -ø (It .1 Cr Cr ' '' CCflc( 30 • ESTATE 1. CONSTRUCTION Gal r • I Caitbart Real Estate IIWOP,ERc itt I i,,' T'ste.g J Days 1224%11) Nights 322 .1.424 I ,'-tqciat 7 beoomp,. 7 baths, Ityng rm. dining try. . b.eakfas? O'" . tarnily pm cc*aul be 3rd rdr'n Fire-i'Imcc, new pant inside w-w CarQet. (Ol0r,rt outside. new tool.. 132.400 EXECUTIVE rice 3 LONG*OOD- I •Furn. &Jnfurn. • HALL REALTY REALTOR I Large 3 be . 4 j 31 beron, I ba. ovees I ca'prt I 13j 100' i' landscaped lot Apar1ment Rent Furnished Small 7 br collage AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS *1 71 Hour 5ervIc Call 322 71,5 ., JQOO$Ifl.$ISOMO. W1libesPdMattjr,CaijpI. No Peti. 0PM41 3730730 i thslorrn 0' pels ),J9507 Cmi attjc 6 .'. Mi I r oom partrrni AOttt only. no p4s hut ospiai Alte, & I.Olst • 373015 : -- *3 bedrpm dupICi Iurn,9ls,d aomrtment 4770 Orlando Drive, Saff.Alod • 7 bdrm list Apt. $130 m VtiiIl,t% included, idIfti. no pets. 373 01 PARu$, BEDROOM, 2 Adult parks ' FA., P.'&I 3515 *'4, , 11 P3, ________________________ j.,; 193.3. Di,. 'S S..nbpr M' I 8euOrn Adwt$9 Only PMeA,iiwM6D,i.pall, 2545 Park Dr •ve. 372 21t1 Fi.i"nr%t*Cepartrnm.. $13 Pin ', AdvlV$. pr efer 914t1r0 cov&1f Pei 3724440 N'e I bsimcorn Gooø 'ca'on For mPur ZjpI!. O a" man Phone )3)S+'S 11 1*1711 2 BEAUTI F UL 101111, a(roa from time. 129#11t, lt$ of trees. 14.750 ORANGE HILLS Li PvelY I bedroo.n. 3 bath brick mej for duriminatiisg people, Peactul Setting Oak trees add to liv bea4y of these deligitfVlIy 04c to., PiOtflj4t4j BASS CAPITAL OF THE WORLD 63 274 acres *Oed-.Pifles.palm, magnolia, and oaks with l9l, waterfront", Attlwnorfp,yi, take George on the 5t JChri's Rsp.r Pira)rirfl ( ytw fr om a 3 tv.iruorn 3 batn horn, with lrqe 5, r4'fl4 00rth 100' boil dock and boil hOii Term Cell Barbara P.¼Lean, Assoc, TI it advantage of mr vices, only 934.100 mU bed,oim 7 balls Miylai P wIhfedel kitchen and )Q ftmiiv room on I3'Qe li' Pd ii Cr1 q $47 I)fQ C US$ 7 0-IAN I gaII,n of gas Iron 'uw,, ii lh fleirly nc* I bdrpo"n tItP hofl.e df(&ated Owner iflh't) 9 to 1.011 12.1)0 Terms Jtr,l 'hr 11 rig l's, a runQ fim.Iv - Stemper Agency 08th. newl . ,, , '--' '-4, Orange Mills in Orang. City day A new crimmunity Of 50 ' . -- - - ._. -- -I f,yd't"sr," tVrn%tpp4 hOjS,' IfS country. 1130 mo. plus Gomi'q. Call €f ter 6 o m. 377 6711 - -: - ,,, toar,,tt' e %1" .jrity - AUlls rit,!, pt-..p. bF - 373 41i SANFORD REALlY Stenstrom Realty SUPILAND- 3 bedroom, I bath, Mat, air fence and carpeting. 135.500 Eacelletsi Condition Realtors MAYFAIRMmot? new 3 bedroom, I', bills Climate Control, cirpe$ng and Use fight p.1cc Only 977.150 OPEAMWOL 3 bedroom, I, buds loSe Jennie home Climit. control Garage. etc. 933.350 SI 1101' - - - ... . ,. ,. Only 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando. E511c1,ncses, I & 2 bdrm, Townhous, from $145. pe GENERAL , SPRINGWOOD A VILLAGE .0* SNlN05 Kingii 'Ou,ert - 1.4 and SR 434 $34.3M3 98 AUA*l PetSCaw ' s k . .-.. - . - --;- : - -.- ..: .-._-.k':' i.---. h,2',4 , ' 'S'': . - ? -- 'I ? h_ , * .. . ~- a Life in 99 tu Welcomes You... 12 Cl) Street Lighting Sidewalks 'a City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM 'a to H - - '= r".Z C . .- .':. n V: 0 1~~ ~ - P7 a .:. . L. - ;.-. C4 I- ~ E P., . Ef v _,c c: -C tj r- L' r- . 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N I 322-3103 © APftY OIC1J1ATIOI DP*RTMBIT: . a Ca ll Apply n person to... - .9 & 2 .. Idyllwilde Homes By Anwr U 1 '' a r- - = 2 4-0- 'I it: - . I'd SATURDAY 9.3 . .. LECTRIC APPL NCES I . .1 , 'i.e , teas. Short Term C . _._.__ 1 - ill I of .10 - . yI .. . T 5 - Furn. & Unfurn. I. Beautiful Large Wooded Lots YJ . - . ,L?- .- - ~ I t L . 2? 44 'F 4 4 : I - A Household Goods SALES MANAGER 3222611 -, - 11 4 I - 9dq2&vi&le HI LOS Applicant should have a dependable automobile, a desire to build a profitable business and SIOO.Oo to invest, 't(d ii, ' 1 Shel C. w call lee elclalmed lees Two to three hours each day Monday through Saturday afternoon. Grossing $70.00 per week. .I 4ig : ... '1 NOW LEASING 131 (7,' 111111,111111`1111A Ills Veil 131 all $149 I t '°" ' ':. I L ' - ROOMS CARPET INSVALLID - C - . a. : , 4111, Shut 1200 1'Pflch Ave Sanlord, Fla 321 1414 tILft$lPletg Illuhell IMAGI *i, ilIl '•; ,'5.r KULP ,ollte tables, paintingi. wall 3 1140 1304W, Falrbask 2S4S Park CV . - 9. , , , . I I ' - -; -, i''. decor. etc For ea,mpl, Sofa worth 1-100, will tell lot 1133 t'f- - 5r iii! 611 Sill ,iI?(r 4 pm 2343 Park Or litL1uItjiptlII'I 10159W50d 1. -• 4., .-.-. 2 ly, we mvii tell *ltIl tremendous sacrlIi,. beautiful cuStom mede living room fur nIvep Sofas, love seat, chair. Climab,' cOhIrol 127.950 .3 - • ' I . This werk SUBURBAN ESTATES- Split 3 bedroOmi, 7 bath, Large Id PtALTOP5 i, I 4 Whirlpool, '73, Air conditioner, 1.500 fitu Used 3 not 1130 322-flIt living moons Only 111.500 "Sanford's Sales Leader Your Multiple Lilti,l'g Agency I,or.I and National MIS I. I ,_ .1 innersp.'inq extra 1pm mattress- - SanitIlCd, like new. 150 Call 3220173 after S 94 Sell, consign, appraise, or sperlal 54115 Ou t of anythlig Of . - Call 322.2420 Anytime , 5. St ARS full;i SUNLAPO- 3 bedtoorn. Equlppd kitChen, carport, dining area. CITY-- New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room, clitnal. control. 0*rage. etC. 121.400 1 : i il..14iN -E I rti'.in-ixj. we get the drt out estimates 1)1 (ORA TOR S, 3737335 It,,', WE TAKE TRADES -I -' TiN B 5$ - YLjtu _________ -, ' WOODS BARN - Auctloneering Service Forest Greene, Inc. L ---m__. I'; - :0MPLETE AUCTION SERVICE rolIng land Good c'trut, Older 3 6457333 "g I For Sale story tram, home. 154.000. s.443 Frr'n<h Ave Davt 377 1717 2000 Brunswick Lane f A D de Lan , a, 32720 An Equal Opctrtun,fy Employer lS' N 3524ParhDr. 3722115 REALTOR Afterpiouri: 3771214 377 31119 1 3330445 ST JOHN'S MARINA ARIA- S acres at HWy5 14 & .7. 1419h, dry. and wooded 915.000. DELTOPIA AREA-11, icr,s A realili flood buy. $17,500 FORREST CITY AREA - 2C acres, rolling oaks I pIbses. 100.000 APOPKA AREA- 10 acres. 410' on b'acktop road, $130,000 APOPsA AREA- 13 acres, Psi'gls M ,,, , 23 pcI Coniignmsnt Free Miscellaneous DISTRIBUTORSHIP BRUNSWICK CORPORATION tstaineQ ?ixm th '4 iJ' ' L 0' "-3f'I7! t.tf iS Lole .. be1zy , rh. poa a - Hunt Realty - p'ckups Auction Saturday at 7 p rn Sanford 323 7770. furniture and appliances PluS Special sales (watch ads) Lots and Acreage Open in Altamonte Springs MON.FRI. 84 AGE OISCRIM1NATIQ1`4 I4EMP10YMEUTACT AVe iftformpion may :;# !''ahi. Jim 43 •! ' I ________ • a l*n mower MUST SELL Ph 377 1137 Sanford Auction * payments. 322 5430 1. .. _ii The Circulation Department is taking applications for a Au Itiri Devt'lopment Corp ltamonle Sprng. 901 7?11 47I, o f Uradfor'J Open I 6 p m We'r, located in DeLand, just north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the DeLand Airport. - a preferncs bd on au from em 0per1 Ci'vftl'i ty A. ________ . .4 'p PINEY 'wit & air, all electric, ljiiiily 14 thud. covered porch In beaulilul Hacienda Village, Wit,ter Springs, 'UBLIC AUCTION EVERY with COVs'plete recreational MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TV;, facilities 11.500 down, like o',r M'icsllanc'oj;. New and used 831 6300 - .j_T!I li"T 1160 If you're looking (or a job with potential, we'd like to talk. plus HELP -WANTED ADS that 7. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP . Upright Deep Freeler High whtl "SanforIl's Salts Lee.jsr" So . 7A ___ fI ---.. - V r 4 Sanford Herald Our sign will cirri you No experience required. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely pail health and life insurance. 33 Houses Rent Furnished - . HILLCREST 17.4Q, I no old. on turn . carpet I. drapes, central I .;;a - with all flier hom% you have COntdf'tpd mercial .cif ferf ,or 6 54 1 ) 3 bedr oom. I, on two baths. at brick From 133.400 7h Street tc Loru%i. ?urn lefl to tIlls St. right on Valencia Court North Model OP&n 16 pm. dilly fin 'IIi phone J F~ 1911 Hwy 1112 Open Sat &Sun S Call 1317130 Income and Investment Property REALTO RS 11 01 JI a I *Maitland Flea Mart* Your Multiple Lifting Agency Local and PationaI MIS Dealer. VA.-Nothing Down , We buy llj?flitupp and misc Sell f or Cali 322.2420 Anytime Available (0 mobile homes. new, used. cli. acreage, "ental;. pets. family Call Larry. a. III 737) Mobile lionie flank Rrpoueulons 1310 choose from 131 7373 Dealer 2231010 OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 17$ Brunswick Corporation, a leader 'in corn. and defense manufacturing, has immediate openings for mature production workers inter es ted in assembly type work. d*rceatrd 76 70 s Realtors Sate 4, ...,.5- Farms and Groves 1, 031 I'LL ILLY remodeled arid ','de(Oraltd SR unit apartment cniplei All new kitchens and .'ppliaflce. Room for addt,o,sIl urIS Eicpfte,st location $137,000 7 harm,. 37' house trailer, good condition 911$ See at Palms Tasyrrt, N onHwy Ill?. Sanford. I. = 1 S HOLLAND Realty for rent or sale, pay sm,.Il equity and take over payments 373 19,33 . . - tOttOrn lake REALTY. 373 7073 ramp, bdrm ' i 0 bedroom uflfs%niVied PsOc,te *plm heir Chfl--tn And WS - ,s,,oded 101, river righti, ho,') 3 bdrm . 61' . 13' Oea'cr 11) 0350 :a Portable dith.alhef $40 Crib - SIC, T,lalyp* -- 140 Ph 562 1711 SADDLE EQUIPMENT -uOOTS Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral We s tern Shop, Il 17. I mile Stenstrom 3503 O'Iarsji 1 PRODUCTION 2577 : A,5' f ?~ ; ' '.flv,tI rOtW comper,sgn MIlI,t.t.t.L LISTIN(, ERv,cL 72 1I' 11193 rt.-(r F.,' ,.'.,, )7? 117 4 C!, 373 1154 L0VCIP no"Ir on like AdVl#$ Only $775 per month 323 7100 or 615 - fitl p 1, ti,9 I Houses Rent T Houses for 511W FirtiSt in 5641 _____________ 3Ø55() Unfurnished - Carrier A(. --- It'i F up" Time. Hire an caper? repairman from today's classified IF, I, BALL REALTY Roberts & Gilman, Inc. - 32 451144$ (-73 ii.- I '',t 3; 277 5061 or 473 1370 - bath. f.t4C1CAlIy new home in cslaoliVi r*'Qfl bofhoOci, beautifully carpeted, IMQI back yard with large trees. 175.000 DeBary A. UNSWORTH REALTY I ¶t- YiNCJL,( R,.TQl OWL Trailir CORBETT REAL ESTATE REA1.TOR BATEA&AN BROI(ERI737ezJ 7 screened porch Iv' cool summer venngs 3 b0dru0mil 1' abatlss on large Ien(i'4 p114. For more detils. ca1l Fran Gerry Asp, Price 130,300. horn, 176.500 1110W 15 THE TIME to move VIJ Vt) 133 Bedroom AJMO Trailers I. .pP'% MOSS I E C. FOR THE SMALL HOME BUYER ).BAR Y. Ovprk,'skng Iak, 2 bd,m OWNER MUST SACRIFICE Smnbord, All Bteii'CIilf. 3 odrm. block If IC' i 130' Asijm mfg S4.00 1' pt,. 555 7? m's No rpa'sr,i,f,' c-t?rr ?,tu,.j-rj - SANFORD Large living roon . cat in kitCh. EVEREST REALTy INC Realtor. 1601 5 Hwy I? fl Maitland. 435 aM 1141011, II, st I. ith lirgi camden in gooc CaIlóart Real Estate well r, lstnorep,3nU Dip or 04 de I.AA APARTMENTS TUEN TS I ; at HUFFMAN REALTY NO PETS 5l for condition SoIls hOrnet are in lO*n Price it 117.300 emch, *i?h great terms, , bath. pat io rwvv than Sl7,3(s. len f - ri ThiS P$'ftty borne in suburban Altamcntp Springs It tastefully decotaled. Large and spiciout on a tree shaded lot 4 bedr ooms. 7 baths. $1911? Plan with cozy paneled family loom Convenleint to flI* mall and tour Place of em ployment Small driwis, price 140.500 Call Lillian Campbqil . tack yard OSTEEN ' SANFORD 3237870 41 f? It J- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE but sell Irade ItI 31S First St 3735622 COLt ECT 13111 392 1325 1.F4EGORY MOBILE I4OMES 1 _____________ ________________ COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 'CLOSE IN CONVENIENCE YOU CAN CHOOSE 2 story with plenty 04 room, end flerdt a god lv up n 3 bdfm, P, bath, 92.110 down, $147 m, I pci Acre Realty, A±J! 273 )750 110 W. Airport Blvd. fuses for Sale - ALTIMONTE SPRINGS Realty, 373 1301 I ~ j REALTOR 1311273 _____________________ 7440HiawapsaA v g at )7 fl "ii "Lers all be here next Sunday as pcomptly as the 53-mile speed limit will allow!" CLIFF JORDAN Payton ' O'vIfIOOkinç like Cm ut. kilchgn w * carpef Aflume 7 P0 Ony 92* 3 hURRY?'. *All Elec. Kitchen 'Clothes Wash. 'Dryer 'Swimming Pool 'Club House 'Shag Carpeting fl& 2 Bdrm. Apt. L- . OWNER $' Mobile Homes 17 tt$4 00KF'IELD 'lI,set uponlac r e GOOD NEWS S 1494 10 acres with 7 bdr'n h'ne. tiled farm Isrid priCed rgv't (t-1 involved - tell something with a last, low cost Clftt%ifsed ad' SPECIAL 71160' Barrington with FREE 3, ) I I Southe ast ern Acceplae Cot potation. 47$ 1571. ____ SANFORD AREA ACREAGE FROM $169 S 0 IN La,qe citr 10u'pf*d w $f carpet. dtapeti Mir garage, ritri large two" I ) r'i4," ?I ii11 I For Sale 50 ACRE RANCH, 123.950. Lake of Ozarks. M,ttori. $3900 down, 70 years on balance, I mile from lake, uSC front access, big trees. very scenic Must tell, by owner Write Barbara Naughtora. Rocky Mount. P,ti;icjtjri, 6S01) or (.111 .. ~, 18- , ,'y' ': ~ 1111 Ten Iakefrortl lots. Lake Markham Estates. 9110.000 Call Bud F.'atMr, Broker, 543 4000 44 222 " ) so I I S ,st Deflary room, Florida room, overlooking C.yslal Lake, Lake Mary Shut lletjarfl, utility houte. By Owflt-s ' --- i I N EED ROOM ? 01 DER HOME.. Potential corn ' t -- 7 bath, Only U6.sw for thlt lovely tpacis 1 be,kuonn, 7 bath home featuring rni utility room, central Iamily room, carpetj. eat in kitchen, fenced yard Cltri,,j Ire, La,cje 7 Story horn, with evIra Vill, much morel Assume pretent n living roo m, formal mortgage or refer-nc. *ills •_ 1) fl flQ, beautiful nsCdern kitchen, dDwn Call now , PhyllIs Cappoøl, I bs'dmoonn, 7 baths, central htat Assoc and alt. Vety Udod condition U9.SUI Terms N C W 3 bdrm , 7 bath hommi, t)0XE 72rj md ManoIta Sandlewood Villas '' SHADE COVERED Corner loça?.n, 3 harm lair,. *-orks'sp 9)7.503 - __1(,Q: ____" -4,40, Will purchaSe tirtf or second nIorlgages in any condition I) ba,h. fenced rear yard. sprifli Itt System and wIl, central heat and mr. 123.130 , /$, .)T' -__ . . " - 41 NEARLY NEW OPEN •IOUSI SAT SUN 75 I 1 "-'. I 3 barm • 2 b4tk b.g lwjnv area. opens Onto I&rye palo, central '.It and ar UI 9-:') - 1145W 1311 $1 , SPACIOUS LIVING 3 born - I ST. JOHNS REALTY CO1 34 H our Syrvic,. Call ?n 7490 200' Water Front - - , I(\, I 8176161 lull Three bedrnom. 3 bath house in equipped kilChi'fl Adults only Ph Lake Mati,ham Ei?a,c $45.000 Call Bud FitPii'r. Broker. 562 ".17 1 rp4EvA lfl[ i, I J .4- 'It,', DALE REALTY, INC. A " All L Sartord 7 bd'm. C A home, pit*o, will to wall carp, kltChet eQupped. in COnVt'fllflt locatie, tC% t(tIOOl% and -shoppingU I .%nrl'. Ciii 1120"I ba't*tt'9' 5 II . 59 p fl tearoom, 2 balht, convrn.mf 10 kPol, tPpp.ng certer Shag 01`6 *9. dtr1wanr , central heal &m,, jip#fhIWV clean pool Cirpe1Mo in9 ve in today. Children 4(Ceptejl 173 2010 , 975.000 Appointment Only 44.4 5437 after Sot Sit. 1, Ssni. •, fn(ed back yard and ifl%vJ featuresthat most 1e teen to be Prfc(ifed Call today for an appo,ntm$,I to view ih.t lovely F to, Ida hone Priced high 1.30's drapes, 3 DEBAR'!, 3 bdrm. FIa. room, largi lot Completely luinished, rsev range, refrigerator, *other dtyrr, and carpeting throi,gtsotjl I , Park JUST LISTED 3 DORM 2 BATH YOU MUST SEE th,9 home to .rtey, all the Citras Suth as t'ndetgrotjnd sprinkler system, H.A. L Ip.m MAYFAIR NEAR Houses for Sale $l?,5A3 Call now l and 2 bidroomi, carpt,ng an centri heat and ar, $ I 377 MIS t , .-_MESC&IUJOCGQ Low in (tl, high in result;, tht'i clatslllvd ads read and Ulf IPiCffl! lIOOE 7$lh51. ,'\s\ Tt1 531 154? ____________________________ ________________________________ ___________________ -- FRANKL IN ARMS APAPT)i(ENTS I170 FLORIDA AVtjtjp -- 4 R'al!pn 172 47 . N - Ct I and droomal R '00 Magnolia Ave . Apt 3 373 1544 Ia m Ip TAFFER REALTY 'I •.''' Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Country Club Corp. 402 : A. '' 2 flr'droorns. Den, I bath. thn'ns- "'ON I. 1tId(., S tute ln,jt,',,j i-I P'anehr.q. call paper and carpe I . F and alt condition. Covert eati. corner location. Elite Oreit. '333 N Country Club Iii Sl7Spe, me up on mInImum 3 yr Ica JOPsPOfY WALKER R(Ai I bath, will to will Cirpetn, Crapet, Central '' a'id at Fully eQuipped With d 1P, *4S?ier Call 19r9 Weatherby I Till We Succeed!" y i.r, c'earoom / ) 1 LA IF 41 Apartments Rent Uufut ushed - - )) I I - conditioned cot crete block home. range I refrigerator $I7,)0Q with ttrmt 'S. !'p9 -______ - / Lots and Acreage Longwood Hwy 111 Prim" cattle, location lOt 0111cc or bujinfl% lflclt,dr-9 7 buildings, Hallawa1 Realty 1.31 7500 a'r bedrpms, , • 13 ONLY ONE- at thiS price T* I _L - Houses for Sale . 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I -- • any mn itiarried hn' inoie than 10 yea, SANI'OItI) DEATH CAR Mother and child killed. gr:mdrnother injured IIiIbHiflhi, uriver of if VJIi In the cr,ish. vas aillidlied to St-,iitnok MtfliaIraI a (dl II d'.t111$4 ($fl. $1 tig IIII -.- ---...--- - - itne-w. street tqt (1w bus,Salarday Iwn her ca r facvtne 11 Ii' swerve into aniatIr it (ruin •i - • .4. htl State 1- -- I • ' I) . S a 1I II S - - �- - - . • I_ - .- -- - • ;- p, • 4. ;• AMA r*T3DA PANDA by Course & Millie PE LETTERS HAvE RAJSEV POTS IT SAYS W14(C11 TdE iirJO "SEE" ' TOUCH 'p d 1; •. • 'HI, SHoRTY" - -•-- I IT'S THAT 0MV. WAY UP THER O .: ... : • •: .. .. Do D --- OH,'1ES! V61'1 M(JCI4.1 THa IMPORTAMT ...ttth ANCENTS wz MUST &T ml HIEgOYPNIc ISN'T ALWAYS PUT THEIR LADDER AND THE ONE DOWN IMPORTANT WRITINGs INTERPRET THIS UP NIGH, CLOUR HERC EgNie. MSA&E FOR To_TH CODS. POFTIRITYf *4 WXZqTll OP fro by Dick cavaflj - -CLEAN - • WITH . r A; I!LIVELY II _i YOU RAVE= SUCH A LOVELY HOME, LITTLE OVA a f.3 GCrr if-iFop RET1Y WELL TRAINED. OUR BOARDING HOUSE OF MINE. NP5 I INSIDE ENERGY V4PV LIGHT __ 25 WATT BULB 15 TOO ANEMIC, COUNTRY! EN IT YL; TOU5ENVNER6' __ I by Les Carroll __OkC__ I- EHOL F EXERCIAER CU TYPES __ - XSCXXaXmAlro Pop LIBRARY \,IS A G7 I F;Z L'S EcT FR lEND PRICILLA I by Al Ve m3 3 -p O:r LIKE A MAGIC: KEY, I_r OPENS THE DcoR 7<D \COUNTLESS -4Ouls or7 ENJOYMENT' To ENLIGPTENmE:,pq-r 44 _ ________________________________________________________________________ 7 !lr - -' k I •tfl TC IT DOESN'T 1 e - -'- - - - -: -- : =-• -- . ___________________ ___________ ______ - �f•f T ! WOMENIS C"S _ ______ a ' . YOF6. KW . . U1 WHAT F-09. 0;1& r1Z0U6LV r PSL . Iv HE SAYS HE STARTED SMOKING CAREHES IN ORDER TO HELP HIM STOP CHEWING GUMI"' § THE CHAIRMAN OF THE _____ YS AND M EANS COMMITTEE REPORTS THAT THERE ARE NO ME ANS ç: '. FT AND VERY FEW b BER,?y w ,& ic F1T9 10 WITh W P141 L.060 P4 I 'i YOU I< FFPA I &RJ IT &CEG __ 2 I - RIM _F TAKES THINGS ONE OF THOSE EASYGOING TYPES THAT JUST AS THEY COPJE...EVERY PAYDAY!" This week Im io ctsion o re y ou rchock t propaganda. p.ople may want to sell you Otherwise on the upgrade A~R AN ASSOCIATION NG OF EFFEjTi'' aur me r,so sis 0ANIZ/3SOIJAL 9ei41 1 GEr TOO FAR AWAY FROM ,ioq.t' t'/#/Q j301U CAN TALE LIFE PREflY ERkDL1SLY gESPO,'4SlBILIflES ARE TUERE AMO 1I4Y ARE AWARE c TWEM. irs AVERYDOWN- 0- V rAfY1 pj- iii" 7 EARTH ;rr #iiiA - -- . AN 0r14 F. F?- YOU Q - I I , _- __,- &O6 __.) a 951 PC41 PC4 LEO (Ju!y 23- Aug, 22) Observe carefully but hold back. There are unknown lactors some hidden by vow unconscious. Allow things to fail into their natural places Next week better for Initiating. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Keep well.balanced. Don' t overestimate the (avonWe side o' things Hold enthusiasm In check this week You'll do better the two weeks to follow if you avoid enrol novi. • ____ ___ _____________ I - @ _____ ia t, - tIAYtF aAThMPLA FlT I I.IJJ (ART/I SIGNS. PR.4CT ICA L LOU 71046 - avotable or ng your WELCOME IT IS .SJGJ.JI ICAWT. 711E2E A' i>ce.riv TUOSE, MIT Th' AND E.J(TRAYAGAIJr ACTO1ZS. VAT ,wC7 CR47E EWEct VL4tC14 IS VALUABLE. )'OU SUOULD NOTE ION OLJ CAN EMPLOY ITMOr CAFECWEY ' 61P&I Monday,lay low. Gain ample rest, relax. CANCER (june 22. July 22) S el w more important New contacts can Out more spice into life. Thursday through Saturday furnishes greeter color to the social. P red J4OWpo5 -C IFIWAJ1 carefully so that successes will not collide with interests of othorS In the future. Weekend ahead brings you to a top. TAURUS Aprd21 -May 2O) There's l romantic tlnge. The social side O life iS l ASSOCIATIOILLC IS CAPABLE (4 _ ______ Mize 4AJ r Wmw_ ... * ___- 00FM'r #E4 PC71 'GRANCPA SAYS TO USE PIECES OF COA FOR THE FACE WHAT'S COALT' "HELEN'S "MUS f YOU S TARI EVF9Y SENTENCE, 'JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME 161J'TTMATA 7 1' ____ - U.11A(Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Tuesday till Thursday afternoon are your best days this week. Whole week is better for the artistic than fw bustrim. Good M. Or $COIP1O(Oct 23Nov. 21) Overconfidence weildntbehelptuL Try tobe moderate in all acth'rties A douhttul time to buy, Appearances can be deceptive Feelings, too Keep family matters balanced TOYS SAGIf`TAIr.US ,1 No-s.22,Dec 21) The yelicw lights are not so good, either, but you can onginowt your way through the week if careful. Pat btfore Friday. when need !of protective MeASurn shows up a bil, ITH INERTIAL MOTORS ARE EXAMPLES OF: THE POWER OF A SPI NN I NG FLYWHEEL TO*DRIVE VEHICLES LONG 4- 40 CAPRICORN (Or— 22-Jan. 19) Stay in the saddle A good week for getting our affairs, yourself and rifts'affaii: organized. Sunday. Monday but. titdoy, Saturday lavor communications. short trips. AQUARIUS(Jan, 20-Feb. 18) Bruks can be more in you.,f3vv this week. but "we to Tuos* through Thursday. Skill, judgrmnl and Intuition ar(s better. 17 0 1974 PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Give this week your best. Allow the m(we artistic side of your nature Ia have expression You don't have to pterpetuata the past. Thursday through weekend best of all. by WIA Inc. Ill) 0 'Pew by GENE FAWCETTE -- THE DISTANCE DEPENDS BOThN THE * ' GHT OFTHEFLEEL AND 014 ____ -- - - - — - ITS SPEED* OUT OUE WAY rCLIVE L[ 'rOtJRE A clar ELEcrRIC HF-ATERS GONG CREATURE CF ANC) YOIJF< FIREPLACE BLAZING! COMFQRT UKE THE REE-Sr OF 1 IF ALMOST RATE TO &) IN52E. VR)H,CCME ON WTH THE FUEL SHORTAGE GEORGE! YOU Ct4, I T'S AG Cf-N- V CAN'T KI[2 ME! HOUSE IN .04 4 AS IT OUT ) - ___ by Ed Sullivan 74 Zgkes I KN.1 Hi_ ;_COAE SEE v ---- - BRCL)GHr POWN TO THE BAsEmENT-1 __ - sky so, FL YWI'IEIL El ECTRIC A SAN fR4vC/sc TROLLEY BUS, EQUIPPED WITH A NEW FLYWHEEL PROPULSION SYSTEMI MAY SOON PUT'THE CONCEPT TO AFULL-SCALE,ON.THE-ROADrEsT. A 600-LB., 3.5-FT. DIA. KEW(KINET,C 'ENERGY WHEEL), DESIGNED BYTHE - THE WA Y To GO? -- - IWA - FR LATER; A 00 C "_4• L - — SPIN AT18I000 RPM INSIDE AVACUUM OUSING TOTURN AN AC GENERATOR41 THE ELECTRICITY PRODUCED WILL POWER THESACT1ON MOTORS OF THE _- _____ __________ _____ $ ___ - lmrnLcMM3,aro44Ox,s q HEkMorArLowe) Y E 13E NOT ___ ,, I. — . e ev "i AND THE BUS DRIVEN ON ITS OWN KEW POWER. —2-MIN.RECNAP(GEWHEN THE SPIN 15 DOWN TO 9000 RPM1 WILL BRINGTHE WHEEL BACK TO'FLJLLI'1 CURRENT PICKED UP 8YA RAISED MLLEY, ---.- ufl)UIdfl married for irtore t han 10 years, p SANFORD DEATH CAR \Io' her find duld kiU tid grndrnother njured - - _J_ TNI1 i 1 WHEN FULLY "C HARGED," THE THICKER ATTHE CENTER AND THINNER ATTHE RIM - I I - I - / - ___ nt ed 4,,! r _ ----- Nil ___ - 4V —1rRhWA4Y4WZP,6,E ;7VArW.4Y M 60,r InOhU1In % ailioittetl to SCIIIIHI)It' iltiiiitiiI ifl,it?t Irt IIu it ti strtt hit Iht b in'. inttwr '.itur'Ln .* t. ii tE.Ifl her r w, tnt Stale Iv I Ird �CAM PETS CMAT ' TZE LarryLOWIS by DEAR POLLY — it was iI**ji a chore to got mytoddler son to - WE 4.4ANGED'-OVER VEARS AGO W.1E WE MODERNIZED TI4E CLASSROOMS . BESI DES, EVERYONE IS USING GREEN ___ ) - GREEN IS MODERN, __ _J- - _____ BIGT, COLOF PLEASING... ______ T4ESE DAYS .- _____ - __-_• ' _•__• — _________________ 'I ________ ____ take his Since he likes to drink from ass, cor. glct 0rIn a :: U eagerly. Now there are f6war " stained ___ •d. ____ __•_ .• J•' ____________ _____ 1 •'t_tq. - _____ apr . I 114.16k •. ____________________________________ ____ 2.V o In{ri. yards ___________ • - a DEAR POLLY-1 always had trouble keeping my kitchen carpet clean near the refrigerator. I was sure I would wear It out from so much shampooing unti! I started to spray It with that fabric protec. tor we use for so many things. Test a small spot for color fastness on l thepr -. -: A ... - - _____ PO easily. It does not have to be cleaned so often 8150 ' I I ' ,;.. - by N(.& Inc, TM. Rig. US. Pit. Of (GREEN IS I EASV ON THE 1 ITS... I ) 2 [ii's _____ I /7 I • -: :did -- - -: - NO USE, PRE$fi)EIVT) J BLflER...TEY ST(LL DEMAND BLACK . 1 ___ .',,. 6' . .4 _______ . CHALKBOARDS I .: 82U W11,111 FAMIC F"CTOR C% - I' . ¼ • vvy CCtftabe -, IT ii, MIX and Mitch No 41264 Pholo-GUIUE is in Sit" 10A to 2414. Sin i2ij, 35 AIL I S" 11'so. each with odsow, aif A size to PArrums JPdPail In 411111111, AWduve StarthiiiiI, to" Verb, N.Y. 10618 I- .. :. I they can seldom be found • ' 5444 If aced In a jar with screw-on lid.—IJIKI. Crocheted Skirt darting little girl, Ih6n add touches utes, sewing, made pants for my Of daughter. I match the crotch of a pair of hors and a bigger pair and cut around the outside. leaving the Inside leg $filam$ aiid the front and back seams &$-Is. I gow up the sides. hem the lags and slip elastic (frorr. old panty hose) thr0ugh the casing at the waist. to her, c/o this aiewlipig pilir. - $fl:flh ances the ftvo of breadod mea ts. Crumbs keep for some oants are another matter. The walstbands got light so they are usually 08sY to find for lass then a dollar I have bought them for as little a 30 cents and with 30 min. Pony pop $ 1.00 for unry Witio and. Send them F Ing pin until they are as fine as I rag sales or thrift shops. Lu1c DEAR POLLY save time by sprinkling powder on each of my baby's diapers as I told them after wash!ng. — MRS. M, S. Nice 18 mix and match A Side-glit skiff (lorq Ot Shodro with Unk WP Of "fill blotm and shortill are incluided ho SM *10 PHOrO-QUIDIF is in Sim I to to Sim 10. 32~i bvs' % yard of 60-inch iv top j.h yard, for long skit, tuffill embroidery for a colorful look. No. 6444 has Crochet directionle-. Sizes 4 to 14 years. with 40j"# $11so to NU Wit Wo Si•) rp rp — - DEAR POLLY — Children's play pants get such hard wear 14, Wy him- / - Tolley's 11411ty-Care knit latidricil make lhi% IoUl.pait COS- #. DEAR POLLY—For extra su er bread crumbs that cost less t an already prepd crumbs I buy a package of seasoned stuffing mix, empty the little cubes into a large Pit sack and crush with a roll. — —ROSE vy bdO., bath towels4uIrealoto energy togeldry.ithJnKyouwjJIb. amazed at how mach water can be absorbed off the body with a slightly damp cI M. F. L. H ;. Nuutiold tful. $150 with PHOTO4wpt is in Sii. • lOwSludtOflfl1$h the not Ott neady so wet. E Ark.tKkt,jm, r ______ 11181 WV W"Oh to dry off with C w hulln~~7011lr lorry washcloth. other dirty spot they might have missed. The C1thU.—SHl&Y. Trim Cobbler I DEAR POLLY -Energy ef many u, dJg one stays ln sorts can Tvq S . 6A _____________ it _ PIT , ! '' I maim V Is . •••_keW 4 '• J4 A BUT THAV6 IEL C " S 4 LOW BELLE. 711 zoxwwr 4 WOND]EIR - Dick Eog•rs by EB CC %ou *40,111V HM -_ - - By Paul Sellers EVER SINCE WE 80 MANY — and FLO - COLOR 1 1. ET FLO HAS ECE VZ t DECI D EDTO I REMOVE TO IT I km TWO. 12 OH 00 ICE CREAM 0M., AT lry so PISP - - . . L4 TWO ftACK *100W wo*&.v I 4AV ANYTHING I 1 I ____ y i #'I. • &.I HAPP t1 - " I THE TEI...EVIGION WENT ON THE LIN1< / ' KA 1,4 OHO 16 IOU" SALTY. r4 fok;r IN 1HE " .,A LIK60i IT RIGHT Ity Is I e MMLS MUCH W OWN 011111111 W S od L An autotnalk dishwaSher is Wly man inarr~ed for irAwe ?halt .• ,, -. •& -• • ..,y. • .-. I • I • -. • • .-!--.---- - , •-• - -, • - . . ,' . -. • .• •. . .-• . . - ,• - • • __•• ••' • - I. --. • • '''I - , . . . . SANFORD DEATH CAR Mother and child k HIM. grandinother in jured . ' - • .. . .. .. • .• .-...--._-•. - - . --7 W. .•--.• - --• -- • . . .•-• • . ,.••..,-. - .-• - ,' . . , I .• .. -_ •. I 5A - -. . ' -"--: .. �- _ _ -- 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 - � 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 17, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 17, 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 17, 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/47058df060081aa2daf68b9698bbba8e.pdf fb2a233b297fc7b8c0792943c332c240 PDF Text Text = t -- - - i 41711 6B-The Sanford Herald ~A7 Monday, March 11, 9?4 Net'er A Fizzle With A Want Ad. They Work Every _____ Time ____ _____ 0 ___ Tax For It - 41 Houses for Sale - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 76 NO DOWN PAYMENr I 'Pd 'fllefel.t. If you earn betwn $4100 917.300 annually. .'u m ay f u r a 3 or I bpi,c.oqr ro,e es a rural area 4 excellent de Ford 350. VI engine', also &erelt And tirCS for hal( ton Also automatic trorstmitteon toe SO) W r*,U,. 1? r ou Afte REALTOR h I? 78 _________________________ -------_____ Lots and Acreage Mobile Hornet = - -- J] 3 borm 113 011-0 ramp. _ __ 1 __ 41' i 17 Dealer .IS,'Oe) -_-__j -- 43 -- Antique torigigoociod Golf Clubs (his L - Cal 37)*219 .miter 1 30 *kdAy% Term% e'i-i- hOwell Super I Move automatic, 7QQm lens. I ,r old, 371. (IclI & Howell S uper Regular I Movie Camera. zoom _____________ -- -- -- __________ -____________ ________________ Miscellaneous - _______ ______ located in Lake EVER Y MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques. TV%, Msscellarseous. New and used lucfl,Pur a nd applianc es Plut sOecat sales lwatcpe ads) site. $7500 P4'cCpnet on 100i123' $5300 - LAKEFRONT SITES- Near C'ty. $9300 In Spring Lace Hllt.a security guarded cofnmunt5, Forest v" 0rnn A U... ,...r Ifl . Palm Ire,", to, sate 47 it tail 017 ,o';sed,7k Call 377 $340 after to - ,,774341fIer Stone SO I concrete blocks ki deal $73 Pt 372 $367 STEP BUMPERS537.50 rot domeStic & Import ed Pickups Save 10 pet -Buy direct Al(C chocolate miniature poodles, toe sale. I nate, I each Call 373 6971 or 3433335 3233900 _____________________ female $125 - ------ _____________--Tov Poodle Puppies. STREAK ERSor anyone . 1#10 Ford Muslane Convertible Auto, air, po wer & tept' Very ncr - firm CLIP At) ard 'etc l( BUY OIR(...T ' titi-Otir' qpv len through SOLD BALE.$7SO$95TON Watni"% Quality New & GORMLY E HWY. 14 SANQRQ, IS?) V0lktwgrn Super settle, t Used Ave 3711410 67 A Feed Excellent condition and gas J'3 DANDY FEEDS mICige 92.110 Call Pete at 377 $2 Appliances PP Direct from t,oicar lowest wpI 1631 Dealer MAITLANOFLEAMART 1911 H*y I? 97 Open Sal & Sun 95 'IV' 39S . ___ 17(5) French ____ ____ I ,,',,, ,. , a . m to e n $2895 - TRADE INS. 1963 VW ticelirnI COnd hion I Built in Disheasher 'c,,st valve mb 17*3 Ph 372 68 Wanted to Buy _______________________ 7 Portable DisP'wa',Psers 3 Automatic We-IPili'S CaUe ourer for u', article',,, fur 7 Dryers nlese, etc HWY 14 ANTIQUES 1943 falcon Slatior, wagon, 4 cyl, straqp.l st i ck , 2 Stereos n ectsàn'cab 3774577 1 20" Ranoe cOndt,Qn with eccon t plus SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVsCI WANTED Camper 'raId. 13' or Rado. $393 Call Don Pope, 377 Ii' Reatorsalile Cast ore the lIlt Dealer 77 S Sanford Ave - _____ - -_ __________________ A Directory of Experts Ready To Afr CondhnMg flectrIc - Tractor with mower, *111 cut acreage or hot', Call 2321316,377 ____________________________________ Eflgfavifla 1-I i'' GE Apçiareces EIrtrc Co'rpas1 2373 Pin Drie. 732 43 4 & t I GIAAVIPIC. Jq'A' ' , 414 BeAt. Dr - 9,,n'i-i'cj nijatore5 oF )fl 5-403 MOWING Edgr'q& Tr.mmng Call Ralph 333 3411 I ropes r'e 372 1 GIUU.MIITOI'$ KEN KERNS GARAGE Complete Service KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto.. Stand & Clutch oecaIists Fr" ptci up. Oefive-rr 1. tD*.ng .to Senn Co wr.th major hISS SantoqdAve-,3fl344 * 2)OMaQ WEST PIOME AUTO SERVICE Tune s,-gs & C or Saefcwcs area 3193)60 Ri-par - -(4. "a' - 5 ,tc, -. 1. 3t - - - ..t ' t' :!II - '' .5'-,: - - IJ Bar B - - - ii " ,' S . ;___'3-'.,' ''c'::4I2, V¼' ' - •1'" ' -i t$' " Restaurant L Bar i DUVI7 ' ,, JW't,"E', - .:' - -' i-'ej ria.r a - ,'. 'I Li* 1 - i' -- '-•; '' !:'t' ;- .: -ii - ,"..- - 2 : I trnI!t 3,1 l.t - '",H -11 is ,L' x .i., lMtr.*t Tr.m. Paneling. custom Carc*n'ry ',' - No too too ',mahl m C - = Servit Fti'e- £I/ One vcu iqscljide$ bill It I3I3l - _________________________ ' -' - -- , ' ' , , ____ ' ', p - - "'P" ft ..1 - eli .),4 l A ______ Wallpaper Hanging - - - - Tax A'TER 1W II •pfrHar,per 1~f##Ltlifv,slios Ph 3224471 Se'tv'c', h'o yEast Road ''7 ¶iJC (r4rIreCl 3727159 Wtw?edaodul vow ineons, fall Call js Mar', PSAIIIC AccoUnting 001v 3fl 4317 Cr 3731$t - 1 Wei D ____________________________ Nice Car, with sports appeal , & Sunday 232 752) F CAI, i-, ..'6zd;%ct; Ailtype$and$lle$ , I ,no Travel Trailers IS?) PINTO RUNABOUT with '71 1 APICER I?' lusulen travel air $3130 cash boogage a 'railer Sleep', 6 Aqua n g.( )77 3744 tilet, SlOw('e ',toye-. Oven. TV arterria. a*n'tvj, halt con '67 MUSTANG tt't',',c'i, batt er y pact. otief ell NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER 'rat Ike rep, $1R3 Owner, £11 CALL CREDIT MANAGER 373 - ''- -- --'"- Low miles, loaded ............. - _________________________ 1730 1970 2t- cvrolet Krg$w 00d 3 11 - 6316 eves - - - travel trailer, Fully 'eact'm.n. SCIl C0V'?a'fled Air coed. uSed 3 1550% T,avet Of yUr round living Reese hitch, alt contros CII 4331 or 373 4711 - SC _________ - i Wagon. gleaming while. a i r rordit iCrird, power %t,'r brakes. low r' lea'ae-. l695 (set Ore' Pope. 177 1631 Dealer _______________________ $4090 5 :11495 ano models, 10 spe', 72 Toyota Corona 4 Door Low miles, loaded - ' . - i - Nice car, loaded - - - -- --- - - - - INCOME - Low miles, loaded 71 Pontiac LeMans 4 Door Low miles, loaded Chrysler Station Wagon Runs good, loaded . Urp(wIe-d Itt s'I din. new f ,, e, OSvfllSflI Petpon%-blp si, o co oa 68 Ford hat.,-,. tad.... Pickup Nice, loaded ............. We repair 1554 Wrv,re STINEMACHIPIEL supp,yco knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS PIsis rut ,'s'Jcale a preference bated on ae trolls '13 plopers cover ed by fh4 Fcf . $11 )O'lo. OLV41b " Crisis May Outlast ______ ' ra b C E mbarg . _;- - RL- I - --. / I 1 -. / . .1 1 3"" , d ' '. ' I ,• / a. ' \' -'.'e - iii,. / 9 -/ ' - NORMAN FLOYD E.E.WIWAMSON ...A few rights' ...'Could be interesting' Police F'i'nd L LEON OLIJI"!" ...'No one's business' DAVID OUTLAW ...'Might den boast' Kidnap Cash By MARK WEINTZ lie-raid Staff Writer Can y Head Balks In Probe - - - 11 ' - Lo 75O ç o - , ' -' - - 7. - ' . , 2495 $ Station Wagon =1 ' ,. - Cancelled _____ B. Hospital lax CompromiseHinted - I 31 95 - ted Station Wagon II Nice, loaded ______ 895 II l6cylinder,loaded Station Wagon - Meeting -------------- CALL 322.2611 $J 5 ars (ask for the CirCijIc3tiOfl department) I * us ( From C 1 - , ' -,''• (I11r 'aiiftiri ifrtatii ' ' : . __________ -' _____ __________ - B mination ' . citizenry. " : - -- . declined comment on whether Sanford authorities picked him representing the FBI, Sanford Raymond Ellis Gaines, 6flEat ((;ainesl up and took turn back Police and the sheriff's Eighth St., is even being to Sanford along with $6W found department has also rerruintled A 26-year-old Sanford man questioned on how he came to in his possession," area of- mum on details surrounding binding arbitration. '1 think it arrested in Belle Glade Sunday pOSSeSS part of the $30,000 ficiais pointed toa Friday court possible questioning of Gaines, However. while no releasci would be Wrong fo- a city with what FBI agents say is ransom thrown into a Maitland order gagging comment on the government to be forced to morning. has been made on where Gaines case. the George Jackson orange grove March 2. u, stick to a commitment made (Herald Photo by Donna Estes) Gaines was arrested in Belle Sanford Police Chief flien is being held or what inkidnap ransom money today has disappeared in a shroud of Glade and charged with Butler said today the motion formation is being sought, reckless driving and possessing prevents him from commenting sources say Games is not court-ordered ;• I Con't. On 11g. 3A col-11. I d FBI and local law en. marijuana, but has not been on any aspect of the Jackson jailed in either Orange or kidnaping case fort'eme'nt a g ents ____ tothIv 't Seminole counties in connection Newman Brock, attorney for with the kidnaping, according Frank Lee Wheeler Jr., said he to authorities, ) filed the motion to suppress the o A However, Belle Glade police release of information that it 11 said they discovered $600 in could prevent his client from TALI.AHASSEE, Fla. (API ..We had an energy problem cash from Gaines' 1974 Pontiac, receiving a fair trial. An end to the Arab oil boycott before the embargo, and it will and authorities said Gaines Jackson was abducted from willnotsolveFlorlda'sgasoline continue long alter embargo WASHINGTON tAP) - The paid for the car in Lake-land his Sanford Shortening Plant by shortage problems, a Texaco Is past," said Arthur T. Zip- head of a Florida-based candy Alo two masked men. lie was held Friday with $6,000 in cash. official told a House 'Fran- perly of Orlando, Texaco's re- sales organization which uses To date, authorities claim captive for 89 hours until sportation C mmittee task gional manager. "Demand is ghetto children as door-to-door ' they have recovered or ac- chemically treated money was force today. rising faster than productive salesman has refused to answer counted for $18,000 of the dropped by his son ('hip in the capacity." questions during a Senate hearIts John A. SP(lltkl ransom money, including orange grove. Zapperly was the lead-of wit. ing. $10,000 found in a Sanford house Jackson was released hours nes.sinafull-dayhearingbythe '1 If this Is any indication of the Gerald Winters, founder of the day three men were later near the center of Sanford committee developing energy the former Youth Incentives type of voter turnout we're arrested and charged with the Seminole Sheriff John Polk (1-Isis hills for the legIslature, and more recently of Inner-City going to have today, well,. Feb. 28 kidnaping and exalso declined to verify if Gaines Aiso scliuled to appear were Youth Corps. based In Winter At 7:10 am,, Icast lily ballot tortion, is being held or questioned in representatives from Standard. Park, abruptly walked out of I wt1s the sevond person to have ('1111* 9U'fI.ER While Belle Glade police the Jackson case. SHERIFF POI Gulf, Exxon Find Shell dune so in Lake Mary's the hearing Monday after citing No corlimlient today told news media that A special investigative team Still working Precinct 26. In lrior elections, State energy chief homer his Fifth Amendment rights -) liutchinson could help speed up against had I arrived 10 minutes after , flow' of gasoline to the pumps by the po11s opened, IT))' number Winters left the witness table I IA)NGW(x)I) Councilmen luaking specific allocation after senators pressed him to wcul have been in the 20s L. helms rapped the council orders directly to Texaco's re- answer questions about his meeting to order Monday night gloria) office, Zipperly said. company. and swiftly ordered adHe read length)' list of "You don't krow what it's By 011315 NElSON public hospital to be built because it would be up to a vote by the Wk Journawni when four members statistics that, be said, showed Citizen's Salute of like to live in the ghettos," Herald Staff Writer people : of the governing body failed to very little change Ili tile has to go to Sen. Richard Schcorn- Winters told Sen. Walter MonA compromise on operating fund limits for Seminole *17he commL%sion has "no reservations" on a proposed three. pany's gasoline inventories in dale, l)-Minn. weiker, H-Pa., who reported show up. Memorial hospital may be in sight, Count)' Commission ('hairmill limit for a new puolichospj)KjnIbroughsaid. ' With an audience of some 26 1973 and so far this year. that the $6 billion loan to the In his opening statement, man John Kimbrough predicted today. Another section would allow the commission ti' It'vs i:on hand, 11011115 with 'fl amount of gasoline Ic- Winterssaid his sales programs Soviet tJnhni has been citizens Noting Monday's meeting between the commission, quarter mill annually for major repairs and additions to ui' Mayor Eugene Jaques, Acting zaco sold in Florida. however, were making salesmen out of legislative delegation and the hospital board of trustees, Kim. suspended. Remember this hospital, he said tint'" It tsas offered at Ii per cent City Atty. Ned Julian Jr. and has dipix'd frurti 782,82.1 barrels black )owlgsters who otherwise brough snililmigI) said, ''It may be the first ,ime in the histx'y of Kinib'ough said the count) (oniflhisslun, the interest. Know an)' place where City Clerk (.)nnu' Stiomiiate in Feb -uary 1973 to fs96,704 this would grow up to be pimps and the county for the commission and the trustees to agree on delegation and the trustees reviewed the problems Monday, "tflpl present said three council February, Zipperly said. something." you or I can make that kind of a drug pushers. now we are In the process of deciding what is the most logical members were out of town and lie said the federal gasoline loan' But Robert Green, coordinaKimbrough called the "big Issue" a count)- proposal to limit approach-perhaps Mr. Evans has a compromise. Council Chairman F.F. allolration program, uhich has tor It( charitable mllicitations in to one-quarter mill the amount of tax the hospital may The General Accounting Williamson LI Ill, for "I et." Kimbrough limi such annual operating expenses. Office ruled that existing law the Florida, said said. All business was postponed states, l valid anti Sc II stork organizations requires separate presidential were exploiting Under the present st-ate law, the hospital may levy 10 mills 011111 next Monday night. better 10 the future ghetto chtldren and misleading annually -which would produce some $6 million to $6 million on (leterm$unatlon for a loan of this kind, and that no such deter. people by saying candy profits the county's present non-exempt tax valuation. Hospital trustees except John Evans are holding out fat' a one had been submitted to would help support a youth center or send a youngster to mill cap-or $600,000 to $800,. Monday. Evans suggested a Congress for Its approval. compromise of one-half mill, or $300,000 to $400,000. camp. Oh i-es, the money would Hospital administrator Robert Iesserer said at January's In some cases the children have been used to help develop used to peddle the candy were a legislative delegation public hearing in Altamonte Springs he felt a llquifi.?d na tural gas project a one-half mill maximum should adequately cover any and 9 years old. Green said. In Siberia twhilc you and I An express bus from the U.S. The county was asked to fund emergency and operating expenses next year, James C. Amico of New Jer17-92-SR. 436 area to and fromu one-quarter of the continue to burn our cngines estimated Opposition to the county's quarter-mill proposal and the half- Florida sey said that high school girls and tempers in those gasoline Technological cost of the operation for six •waiting lines, ch' were sent to suburban shopping mill compromise comes from board of trustees chairman John University may be approved by months - $3,000- to ,,service a i centers with canisters to solicit &hirard and trustee Andrew Carraway, who said Monday they Seminole County Colt)- great number of students," in contributions. He said the girls felt anything less than one mill would be "dangerous" due to missloners next itt-rh, the words of County Planner rising costs. got $12 Iromo the canister an The board today tabled action Roger Neiswender, The hospital's chief of staff, 1. Charles Hardwick, cited on the requested 50 cents per their employes, whom officials "The courts, by making Chairman John Kumibrough never caught, took the rest of fears that a private hospital moving Into the Sanford area would ride servicenowbejng4IseHe,d con'iction.s difficult, are In endorsed the plan, calling it siphon off a pe rcenta ge of the paying patients, and said fur ther by the Orange-Seminole ttw, us or so effect subeidizing ('rime arid - good for both the students and I Congress is considering kgis- uncertainty exists due to various national health plans being Osceola Transportation making war on t he law-abiding the board because it offers a discussed In Washington. lation to require charities na Authority pending more In- low cost - Representative "experiment" in Kimnbroughtoday said that there appears to be agreement on fonnation en possible tionwide to reveal their F'retchllch of Harold V routes county-subsidized express the proposed legislation as it effects a Inillage cap Ii's' any new and starting dates finances and expenditures routs's 2 1 95 - ----- - AGE OISCR!MINATIS)N IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. Mere informatior may be i-ilta'nt'd fti-i $P. Wagt' Hpa,r .tiica at Rm X, Cjr fando C'-. a W. Lake UP P.O. Oa & C-la,sdo. Fla EMPTY VOTING BOOTH I - - - Z POOR turnout in today's special $6 million bond elections for a new third floor courthouse addition, security complex at Five Points, new agri-center and south end courthouse annex was being seen in all 49 Seminoleprecinc. Mrs. Eloise mmler, poll inspector at precinct 47 had two voters, both precinct workers. cast ballots by eight this $2195 Nice, low miles Ol Pord balaxie "ULfCOAST PIANO CO. pa to. 447. Panama C.ty. Fla __,__ 1 $695 Nice car 72 Toyota Mark II - , - agency. Outlaw, beginning his third month in office, said, "I see nothing wrong with disclosing my net worth to the public. If a man is aboveboard arid worked hard and honestly to earn his money, he might even want to boast of his success, "A three-man board to make recommendations to the city uould be fine," Outlaw said. noting his objection to any .. - . .. - . , - Longwood Convertible working only two to three hours an at. to earn money- - i 1 -. . Low miles 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, 1 -$1 995 - You can earn up to 3300 Per Month by have a dependable automobile, and a desire - - - $395 4 Door 72 Chevrolet about PIANO IN STORAGE X' - - I• personal finances to a state '1 I If you can spe9d two to three hours starting Beautiful Contole stated lOClllp 0, .., $1395 68 Mercury Monterey -. ' 2495 Olds Cutlass 69 Station Wagon Nice car, loacleo ............... , Musical Merchandise i supported by any official. 011iff said arbitration needs to be studied more. As far as osur 011iff said, "I don't think it would be right for an officldl s • toni On Pg. 3A eol.it U) finances to be rublished. I do not think it is anyone's buslness He said he 695 - I l - private A` - 59 - • v and, June lMnnann. 1 Olds Delmont Pickup ADDED - appro a I 41 249 72 GMC ternoon with a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. weeds. and Standard bikes -',.e'P-sir it r rr-'i'p.'v _______ 3730711 I on #1 ti the speaker of the Florida what he is worth when he goes another against binding ar. Patricia Hearst kidnaping as public out of office," Williamson said bitration were expected to pass possible negative effec t of full Sinter Springs Councilman I)avid Outlaw and Longwood ' Williamson Councilmen E. E. ' - FOR 1914 Bicycles $109S I I a ' . ' 4 ' ' ' ' ' .... Coupe Low miles, loaded 69 I i , Citing ransom demandsinth bitratlon in municipal employe when be goes Into office and financial disclosure and disputes. Comments enthus as c , . 71 Lincoln Continental -- lea', P085054 MARINE 7977Hvvy 1757 WatercanditIscwrL377$O JOUST YOUR BUSINI.SS -,-.,., DIAL..i ~; I... I I. - -I I-. :_ . . . ,~ . I. 322.- - 26 1.1 or. 831 of 9993 I - :1I _Z; -~ ~ I~ -_ .~. - ___ .~_:_- jafl,.vrn., al J anitoriII - A.rilf',,,t M.1i /v"e-cls. $1730 Call Pile- P cr. 377 tIll Dealer ______________________________ 1977 CPerys:er Brougham Very _________________________ _ special. r . 1 68 Ford Ranchero 67 4 Door Hardtop Low miles, loaded .- - A League spokesman said the 1974 Legislature. officials greeted with mixed object to disclosing his financial Williamson said the binding Ogden id he would be emotions today proposed sta te worth," Mrs. lrmann said. arbitration proposal needs financial disclosure would laws to require public financial "discourage top flight in. willing to file on a confidential "It mighit be interesting to see serious study. disclosure and binding ar. what a public official is worth A resolution opposing di%iduals from seeking office." basis his Lnicome tax return with disclosure of net worth ranged from absolute opposition by (Is lldo Ma'or (eon 011iff to .r_' I DICK JOYCE *ELL DRILLING" $PL'NKLER SYSTEMS - JACKSON'S cERAMICS. Supplies. Win dealer $03 Closed Itivesda, I?' All (abre Soorts Crute,. 1* ti ,'set. fly to 44e. ctxbpt to Iv,, Oteti'ty refjlI .It'i'ardov Ire SOorl Iith'nij 31 U Sarlord final Wrecks up ______.- d',1',ef Campers _____ 1777 Pf,or vulf, nu%?rr elIl.c, - All tileS - WELLS WILLED PUMPS - l* Bikes, Bikes, Bikes TV Service "'Ira Mtan', Bp'tlrnvaytarp,t(a,',& JadtorI.1 Ywv uw* slier cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W $51 3231337 1947 Cobia I?' foal, Molar and -9' Trailer, 60 iP jo,re%on, reasonable off" refused Call Don P-pe 3fl III) Dealer 33? )340 373175) t'r-tr',...'.,s Li,ir.-e1,,'n .'p,r rrne Pso 'aege Sr Stable Espanol" C'.d 3731972 tOt a"eraDesn 'rr.' I'i. 'l _____________________ efr CIsc I I?' 1177 ChrysIet. 194475 Pi,dr-Inc tart trailer arsti (esso":,-, Pt bef or e 13775700. '".rc 6 3730393 'fir,. uiiCOVTi Stamps-Coons to buy and sell Qoid or S.1ver Co,n7 cont a ct us t5t We aio by bulk. - !7yi1r--.-pIr--- - -- C 72 Toyota Carna For It,e line'st Preparation Of metal, on-etet'I call ft IC I rep (2sf J'esW.n'rej I Standard andblosting -, 0_i_i . • ''_d; -= e Pirk Court, Sanfor d hin$.tieflliah 4l 2127. - ,'lPl([Nl S CA'EPd'15 ' Cleaning HAPPY RIAR [flic,t'nl cleaning ofeiler.ortuetace-t Roof',.Mobile (,smmq'rcil, Industrial, -. BUDUY5 Ht''E IMPROVEMENTS 1941 Chevrolet Icyl New t,rPS new safety Slicker Good (c4'd.t.(%. $3 Ph )7204M_-- t'th.req DI*.,..PA Pressure 772 6)11 $711 Car try. Remodeling, Additions. C ustom Work Ire', Eltimal, Licensed Bonded 323009$ - '.' .:l'. 5 Ph 372 %? - root.ng, painting, par*ting. doors &w4'edow'S Reasonable Fr,. Esl Guaranteed 911 p en 373 7321. 10005 CARPENTRY ¶p#-,.si.7rO ,',-4'.' f P( REST INPI AZ REMODELING Enclosed carports, additions, cl*tslel ad ga-age _ D. training In your PeOmi Al. ' Breed Dog Training Academy Call SOf' Ire, evaluallon 31 7370 ç-$ C'pentry J .. re CASH 373 4132 for used turniure, appliance',, 1*61 POintioc Gi'TO, blue-, I Spend, tape player. etc. $773 Call Pet, Rich, 337 $1.31 Dealer 69 - % Sports Station Wagon Nice car, loaded .................. p4yn Winter Park /S II' fiberglaSs boat. 33 hp engine Trl,q. $130 May be seen t $17 *• Care Pet Ct' Asphalt DrvwayS No 065 t oo sm,JI P L McIntosh J iv - - n'er.or anti Cili-rOr flIflt,reg arpnntry drctr,c. tile, titMiCe biodk arid all rrssoreary HOneSt f'i* ptt,n'ale-I Phone, 733 Hip KdI looking for an extra oolterl Ask Morn anti Dad I 194 .'? _____________________________ ceram.c C" es' Plo lootoosenall Ph 333 1379 'j Home Improvements TOWERS BEAUTY SALO.4 lfOAmdrl, HarI',4415 Beletv Sit - We'll do your Painting - small lnI#r,or - . - 4 'ems Sale Cr irate •3433t0 - ., EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING ir iii -. 1,, Boats 8. Marine Equipment G P AINTER P P PM VOUSUPPI Y 322 3607 - , . C'C MUST $ELL*$ l973CPirol,I it, Palo Takeover tnt',, 373 It'll ORIP4TAL RUGS WANTED Larry" Mart, 213 Sanford Ave Air 6041, 173 Lycomirig, on or Hull Complete *ilPe new Rock et trailer 11.000 373 1761 or 372 6O ' Pett,' (earing, esg o t.Q f? '00 & Eateeov painting All ho0,", peSSufe cleaned 3731703 es.Ass Equipment EXPERIENCED y,ORKMAN ii 4; ,Q, -.i4, ,, ,. ilho Cleaning " a &oetr PII K ing, _Windows 373 Ioppr'cespa,d. uISd, any Condition _ 9*9 Crosby. 1$' fiberglass Tn Hull lPe 1945 ChrySler major, $ I HP. nun', good $300 3733457 pjL IIIIII i,,'-,. tt'avc-s 55 Call Ralpti37i i STEREO* * Beautiful walnut cornc,le, AM FM sforo w,tP, 4 trsck. tap, r.ccrd r ' !"'or." Ph "hedefic "ghtS 1742 rrr or mo III? cash HALLMARK *4/ $377 i-A'4N VACUUMING SENKARIKGLASSIPAINT AIomOtive t. *'*' wasteed sand fill toe lawn and Coo Will deliver 373 1106 - Automotive Service TV-Stereo $i Lawn and Lot C lean Up, and i1j Haultng. Tremblay, 3232774. ---- P',tic', _______ (IO(4 tools. etc Buy I or W items set ,'rtii - KENMORE WASHER, parts. secv ice, used machi nes _____________ - Central Heat £ Air Condlionhisq Commercial I. Residential, lIce For tree estimates, call Carl frlcals.rv,ce.Licensedi. Bonded. HarrIS. of SEARS Sanford 377 LII Seminole Co. 2-4 He. An 1771 twf'f'inQ 349,1CC. $30 SOIl E. - Serve You ! 19 Cutlass -- - I - Call 413 $173. Gary Gsesl.r PR 373 4733 __________________ FLOOR SAMPI,.ESI. ' Hatchback, ow mi e . loaded I U rOI'u New .n area? en - J" uesay, March 12,1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 L14I. Year, No. 173 PrIce 10 Cents 73 Chevrolet Nova 69 Old I t a - fq ' it Inc. I Call SAM. 372 Livestock And Poultry - - 6 cyl pickup lruc*s, now in 3391 Dealer - CIRCULATOR 04 E A I E R. COt EMAN. 570 377 3*43 Autos for Sak 80 AKC. 323 4SACor 373 )$AS P IL Pt' alter 3 173 3310 i $' ta pickup Cab ver O, htrvg down. take : it4*P# 4Jj -_____ - easily today as the Florida financial di.sclosurei by public -I would not personally ob "If a person has sought office to telling the public wha t I am League of Cities wound up a officials, Rep. Carl Ogden, (1)In Jacksonville) said today he two-day convention only to serve the public and his worth," he said, would oppose full disclosure in Seminole County elected cit' city, I cannot see why he would lloth Mrs. Lormann and Tallahassee. I I - Catl (rei3 I r'i,oarr 33) 67)0 3rnll female Igeesliel dog. FREE TO GOOD HOME Good pet for ,sd, or outside Ph 323 PSI 67 J,1Il0uVCW,r%dn%,%% IfIArQr,I4x1A- CHEAP11 Iya I, I to ;,-, g 13- w n,le Miami cam per tes,'un,rid States Covthes 01, cha" 11), Scw'N flo,ACAst DouUt bed. complete, machine. Imewiriter All very I-vinQ room chair. fainorrine Batt. Puy. %*if. Comign. Aippiraist, or SPOCLOI Sales, out Of antrih" of value 1200 French Ave Sanford. F la. I3 n.so 333 __ s.ngle beet. new moth-i-st & spring', 7 ch,",b', with hutchet, desk& chair. nghtstand $330 Golf Club',. $33 End IblC, 570 Large beige lineddrape. so 'es, haU "arhine, 1100 7 Gold occasional CPlert, 133 each Ph $312591 BOY SCOUT Site Will pick up Ph 372 2613 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 1301W Fairbanks tut Sell trade WE TAKE TRADES 311 313 E First SI 372 3473 Realtors Spsrih bc'droorn Sit, kroisie'r TED' 'Unwanled UseapPe COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE d.Sh with note torm DELTONA- 5 acres high, dry SnIct 401000ded. IIS= APOPKA- 1) acres wIlt older horn,. 154.000 HIG4WAY 33- Wnt of wait D sniopy %arid 40 acres Of level grojw4, stately pine free-',, $100000 I5 without going to the people," Herald Staff Writer 6230 51 Sanford 3725411 Eses Sry i l fly tX)NNA EISTUS CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 321 ree t,'mttiv I vce , APOPKA- S acres on Late Stan Forest Greenow• ?'l?'l S-n of OrB AUCTION It - '44GMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER to good home S's SEWING CENtER. 307 A East Pve's, f lit e'flld Pt, 337 939$ II? Azalea 1*9 -- PUBLIC Biii *ing Ar *itrat' ion Bad So ki . 4730 White Ph 373 na& D Trucks and Trailers BASE PICKUP Nothing clooviri. take over call Cred Manager in Pekingese with female Black & °'ach,ne Fully automatic Pay isclosure, I I' 61 CHEVROLET LONG WHEEt Professional Ph, 32) I"A or IN 39" Oldcc'rral We-',tern Shop. Hwy 7 Sanford Auct ion tiLJCtIOfl AL T.'MONTE AREA-- Lf.eI wooded corre C(reef I00il Pets and Supplies It On S P tl10FQuity& AsSi,"'e' I'a, _________________ 17 N all,'- - Andboarding W,thlove&car, balance of sis or to poirments of U Call Credit Dept SANFORD 0 ___________ 13(hev v -- -- in %t,*,ng Cabinet, repossessed -_ S,nger'% best moodel, winds bott),n Would like to Drftd male AKC Everlpthinq Reduced from 20 to So PCI Off for C1flICk Sale Save of the .1 79 *POODLE GROOMINGO GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW CLEARANCE SALE I, 'V I -- "6GI Sprin4s __ ( 6S - - Sloo, 110 North ccwte:. A,mler Wu Luor turiniture arid misc. WI for 23 pcl Consignment. Frete Pi ck up% A uct ion Saturday at P m . Sanford 372 2770 County Call Ralph David, Astor a tawaReaIe lit 7300 - -_________ - - 4. 4. (inrusr 4. .4.. pright tredled. 373 lb capact, - PINEY WOODS BARN IM - $4,11i. automatic. %?5, oster ,tro Slender. 4 Cu site. SIC, Alto -, le For Sale Lots and Nylon Rug i- icials ff V a r 4 (All 373 17$? Shamponer tctr oesi $1 tier (t, CAIOLL'S UIINITURL PP')reeJfl 1161 . U J - Rent flivi- Lustre Flectric C.irpef 9* IS' Gold Color,cj with Pact - ________________ (Sell eji •0 - - - -- '.lUil,ASSOC INC REALTORS _________ ___________ 0 ---=----- Equipment for Rent -- 61 NOrth ,ssalablc FRANKLIN RAM - Siscrat tracts sn.000 g, r.ctd from £ £ I __ - I 1970 Honda, 310. good (ØflJIlO redden daily to *ark. wIpe r,lr,i __ I $130 Call before $7. 372 1939 I $970 TRIUM PH *101 Gd' II Get nivolved tell tomelteing with a iciv (oSt classified adt ' - 373 3466 __________ tnut I flu AIR AGENCY Nursery am Bird Farm, Rd All, 2 ml N of Oviedo 345439$ qualit y - -----I Molorcy CInti, mi-c' I 4910 t i9 low overhead prices on all plants Drive a little Sa.', a lot Oviedo lAO 14' UprIght treezert. $0' table n? Look to clatsit saw. 1'" circular jaw lbolh I lenyt anytime I read today't .iinrn',t new$ hall 1 las $'ledt Rr(lfl'r P,ir llille't ==-----------------DtN'%. toys, .'SC $31 $761, 111 Sot a, pottOle' ,test'qur or euttom Longwood Circle. Wll',eltto hghnt hid by 37771 FORD AVE istetwith Irortape from lOOlo 700' F1 u4d-0Q lots W I(,0 L Pir, 102 ad lt,r-nQ 1100040 of, Adio* Aie just %Wh of 23th St Call I S13 119 I __ BROKER,37374.&3 _____________________ ('L. ,i-I\1 I'POP[QJ'e' Mle Home Bank IS to choose from Ill 7333 Dealer - P'igP, Looking for a be _____ ys ' - ~ OcAlef I Alwa As I Mull 171114 CITRUS TREES from 1.1 At, One Complete Horlontal Oil Burner Good Samaritan Home. 404 Mulbrry A ve . • C (' ,': --- - t,leni-e - 0 - $574 Houta YP?S tIll Lawn and Garden Household Goods __ 62 --- ---------mutt tell ,It lre'mS'ndoij% tacrIce, beaul'lul liv ing room _____________________________ furniture6.1.1 $173 alter S For Sale MOSSIE BATEMAN -- Cfstt In _______ $1 IAIIt, 37) $176 ,r'rr ' $22 1*73 Klr%yd 17.60 7'Mrr' Sm all equity 1. take , I , , C,P tar lp park I Miscellaneous - ioflrerc at, (REGORY MOBILE HOMES rec C A jr'3 so SANFORD AVENUE, I Acre, toned SAVE OVER $1000 Do.btew,de inventory mutt be rfthJ(nd & savings are benp OI5ted to you _ _________ . ---- Chrysler 1tn & Country .Il.CYs Waotr'. loaded with every I.'' of tuiufy iqupi' i-ill Muse ,'tt or r('%flrleble Offer rStV%Ad (ill Paul racetla, 373 iasl 173 9St1 'Much . l7C Dealer Motorcycles ' - -_____________ 71 %equpon I acre wcendSd lot, river riçPils, boat -ROOKFIELD l,.0 5 fli(t 11 S0 call P,iI $571 Opal Rally I iprcdtrant h('1t1. ?.e, ,b.- A PP-rue Orlando. 2954151 anytime, _______ Beetle. pc.trt rascella. 177 1631 hauled away Your cost, $10 I r t Jfl Oe.IS 377 3-591 337 5314 r or d Galac Ic 3. 7 dr tssi _____ new paint, excellent tires Po *r, &air Only $695 SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave 373 3$Q ipecd not like r Cars Removid Abandoned, unwanted junk cars 2s.4Pa,eOr 3fl3$lI - Junk 1 In acknowledge it publicly, have embittered taxpayer who get in trouble the way you or I Sandi Boyd, "but they were all Sanders. Two other persons returns. system ... is now being threatvoiced concern taxpayer preferred to remain would. By The A,socis tedpreu legal ways and if we weren't shared his sentiments. For cried to the peru point by the reaction flflOflyTflOUS. across the country will Sanford area residents polled One former IRS cornsure we didn't put them down." Daniel Peters and Charles moral indifference of the Presi"Olcoursethe president's not this morning admitted they be less favorable, Jackson, there Is one set of missioner, Johnnie M. Walters, dent to his own tax obligations A atmilar reaction came from paying all he should," he added. Vicki Brown said her father sa id that a loss cif wished they knew some Political observers and II man with the name "Ken" on II billion and his position as a national 'I'm not looking particularly helped her fill out her returns rules for presidents and would not be unrealistic. politicians, and another foolproof tax dodges, but said outside tax experts warn of a his overalls but who was shy of for deductions," said Torn and he did it in Rep. Charles Vanik an Ohio they had filled in their routine way "honest law-abiding citizens," returns possible taxpayer reaction that giving his full name: "sure I'd Stegner. "I'm starting a new he does every the year. "lie didn't according this year much as they always could lead to a Democrat on the tax.wriWig Arid a New York tax advisory to Jackson. reduction in like to know how Ican pay less business, which means my ask me any different questions had and were not affected by House Ways and Means firm told Its clients in a recent anticipated government but they never tell you things taxes are different this year, from usual or try to find any Tlu't persons polled had not Committee, said revenues letter that "IRS President Nixon's tax troubles revenues. officials are like that only how you can but if you mean am I following ways of paying less," she said. yet made out their forms be (Related Story Page 88 but might cut. much by as afraid that average as 10 taxpayers "They'll be getting every last pay more. If I was some the example of our President '1just did it the way Iusually said they didn't think the per cent, or shout 1 billion. will follow the recent examples Officials of the Internal drop out of me, as usual, I'm no politician I'd know all the tricks no.do. When you're a big deal you controversy over the Revenue Service Vanik said he found in exten- of corner-cutting polit.icos and (IRS), big.wlg that Ican get away with and probably use them. Even if "We looked into all the ways can get away with cheating, but President's returns would sive contacts with constituents do son* wholesale cheating although of reluctant I. I. IA A to tax (hidging," commented one those guys get caught they don't ... %.0 ZZIU10%; _1111.111t2 o 3al IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . not me. commented "title allect lim Way they did their that "the voluntary Income tax their own," • 154, VoIkswallen. Are Being Malol qe%u lieraldStafl Writer hardboc ,et?, rado. im Hunt Realty i - on IUOENGLISH FORD-VAN TYPE. ISO BRAD 3734323. 67 Ford Headed for 6 cyl maverick 373 3464 - Air (pndsl'Ofl ms By JEAN PATIESON American economy mid tIle 4 dr ,rdan $77 Malodor CiceHent 'ondIICWI. 3 new ti-S', all eti-es ,in V I mg Reg gas, IS m p j t,scr'licc sale. NOW 373 3430 ,'ll&* dlonCd, poer eleeroli. & t.r,skeS $Ii$S Call Paul late-il, 173 141$ Dealer 1109 Sanford Avenue M. UNSWORIH REALTY I -50 570 Ford (ou.Stry Sedan. $7 Volt Batteries $Il 95 PEE L ' S BODY SHOP QulIlfy I li OS*7 373 1041 of IN 53Y. Autos for Sale so Auto Repairs PrlsAcceswries Autos for Sale To FTU �0 -- a, • - -=-"=----=--•'- . :._----- T- 0_ . J=-._ 2A—The Sanford Herald _ . .. - _ -- __ _- - . _-_ 3k—_- _- _ - -- - . . ==._._-_ -_- - _ -- .. -- - . -- . _ -- • -- - -I 0 . -_-_-. - - . - . . . . —----_-_. _j,.._.--_-----.-------_- - - - - .0 — . .- - I ___ ._-_- r-----_ •- - -•' - 0 . I 0 - ::-_ - _. 5_. Tuesday, March 12, 1974 Layoffs, Cu...backs — NATION . ' Tee dT O i_li .. I By l Industry Lori Skirts Congress_' Bid Talk e Associated Press Th nth.r I is L'SIPIM. nI... .. .- - . ii me miners waiout noes r '" A shortage of Coal has force d near Philadelphia Altogether, not end this week, layoffs will layoffs and production cutbacks the b anklAP threw 650 men out continue until the East Chicago In the steel industry, and more of work, a company spokesman plant Is operating at one-third are forecast for this week said. capacity, Inland Steel said. less coal miners return to Chicago-based Inland Steel their in jobs West Virginia. rr rr r- r rr rr rw m r rn rw i some z,ouu West Virginia also said that It began a phased coal miners are in the third 'r r , rr rr rr rr eyv pit r r US. Steel uidMonday that il cutback o( its flj0O..mwork week of a walkout s1r had banked two blast ing protest torceatEast Chicago, Ind ., but Watergate Midwest' wrrrrrwrrarrmse r at its South Works In Chicago; did the lack of gasoline and state not disclose the total num. wrr KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) Fresh admissions are one at Youngstown, Ohio; and restrictions on gasoline sales. g of affected. expected in what cour thou officials are calling rrmrurr, rI,!prRru Of the hundreds of mines shut "Watergate Midwest," the tangled an ti trust case against IV down, six are owned by U.S. the na tion's largest dairy cooperative. Lawyers for the steel, the nation's largest steel Texas-based Associated Milk Producers Inc., subject of Elect Funds maker. The company warned ; multiple lawsuits and a Watergate grand jury Inlast week that up to 30, 000 of Its vestigation, are scheduled to submit a lengthy document employes may be laid off by the admitting facts which have developed in pretrial / end of this week It the walkout testimony of roughly 1 witnesses and In approximately 2 To N B continues. million d ocuments Identified as pote ntial evidence. U.S. r WASHINGTON (Al') - The retary of Commerce Maurice District Court Judge John W. Oli ver set a hearing today to U.S. Steel also said Monday Fi na nce Committee to Re-elect H. Stans, who Is on trial In New .'rveive the an ti cipated documents. th at it has curtailed 25 to 30 per 1-1 the President, money manager York along with former Atty. cent of its for the richest political cam- Gen. John N. Mitchell on Fairless; coke production at Clairton, Pa.; Gary, Mrs. Slovik In Detroit paign in U.S. history, has dosed charges arising from a secret Ind.; and Lorain, Ohio, but tha its books and transferred 13.57 $200,000 campaign contribution there DETROIT (AP) The widow of the only Am erican were no layoffs from -. million to a trust account with a soldier shot for desertion since the Civil War is li ving here The other trustees, according those cutbacks. -Washington bank. under an assumed name and trying to f orget, a De troit to reports filed with the General Other major steel companies The committee, which raised Accounting Office, are Charles t:tspiper reports. Antionette ovik, wife of Pvt. Eddie also said they were keeping an ore than $60 million for Presi- E. Potter, former U.S. more CAMPOUT Slovik, who was executed during World War II, senator eye on dwindling coal had been stockpiles dent Nixon's re-election presumed dead f or nearly a decade by a ll who knew her, cam- from Michigan, and Guilford NOT TOO far out campout takes these boy scouts to the wide open and weighing the possibility of paign, now Is known as the 1972Dudley except a few close relatives. e and lg Jr., a Nashville, Tenn., future layoffs. Slovik had no spaces of Kansas City, Mo. The boys chose not to go too far afield Campaign Liquidation mist. insurance executi ve, in ch ildren. But obscurity may become more difficult for It Is administered by three celebrating scout's 64th anniversary. Reassuringly close was the Sixth-ranked Jones & Laugh. In a financial report to the Mrs. Slovik, now 60. NBC Television is schedul ed to air a midtown Crown Center Hotel. trustees, Including former Sec. GAO Monday, the trust listed un said its stockpiles will be movie leng th documentary Wednes day on the life of Slovik, whose execu tion was kept secret six people on its payroll, - very low If the walkout contin. — from even the De troit GI's wife for nine years. beyond the end of the week. cluding a secretary-treasurer, Appeal two assistants, two secretaries "By then we should be ready to and St.ans. Stans' after-taxes take some action," a spokesHussein Seeks War Goods salary through Feb. 28 was re- man said. WASHINGTON (AP) — The of guilt by innuendo, WASHINGTON (AP) - Jordan's King Hussein is adding ances across the country which ti as stx& Bethlehem, National and White house has stepped up its that he wondered why the press have been scheduled during the presenting President Nixon and Secretary of Slate Henry He also was reported as all said counterat tack on those who was not upset by Mills' asser- next 10 days. People like to see A. Kissinger wi th a mili ta ry shopping list. The king Is drawing a 1200 advance for an their production officials were suggest that President Nixon lions. expected to ask for Hawk surface-to-air missiles and for the President in person and get ur'itated purpose on Feb. 22, discussing the coal situation should or will resign. The presidential counsellor their impressions first hand inincreased military aid. The military aid, to modernize w jch was repaid six days latand they expected to have a Presidential counsellor Bryce said he was among the advisers stead of through the "WashingJordan's armed forces, now a verages about 1.40 mIllion a er. NEW ORLEANS (Al') better picture of the situation Harlow, talking with reporters who have urged Nixon to un- ton filter," Harlow A year. Paul E. Barrick, former said In a today. on Nixon's jetliner en routeback dertake the personal three-judge federal appear- reference to the news media. panel had treasurer of the Finance Corn_ from Florida Monday night, wider study today the Celwnbla mittee and now secretary, accused Rep. Wilbur Mills, I)Broadcasting System appeal of treasurer of the Quakes Shake Los Angeles trust, d Ark., of engaging In McCarthya $500 contempt of court penalty stans' $30,000-a.year salary had LOS ANGELES (AP) - Two mild ear thquakes rumbled Like tactics. It received for televising been discontinued at his own through downtown Los Angeles early today, apparently Harlow, who had dinner wi th sketches made of a courtroom request during his New causing no damage and at tracting little attention Nixon Monday evening at the hearing, from a trial. sleeping city. WASHINGTON (AP) — The President's bayside Florida Testimony began In the trial Senate Is taking up a bill pro- home, said CBS was convicted of A spokesman f or the Seismological Lab at California InMills should put up big the sketches made of a pre- Ma.tCb 4. stitute of Technology at Pasadena said the first qua ke, viding for a mandatory death or shut up." HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. which kidnaped Patricia registerIng 3.0 on the Richter scale, occurred at 12:33 sin. trial hearing In Pensacola, Fla., Stans, chairman of the Fl. penalty for certain kinds of fed. OIlls said in Little Rock last( APONewspaper executive Hearst, 20, on Feb. 4. for the Gainesville Eight. U.S. nance Committee since its In. era] offenses in the absence of week that he expects POT. The second quake five minutes later registered 2.5, Nixon to Randol ph A. Hearst sa ys he will District Judge Winston E. ception early In 1972, at w mitigating circumstances, Hearst admitted that his mi. he said. resign, Indicating he based his attempt to respond to demands tial plan for a tong-term food Arnow had said that CBS yb- Point was earning $60,000. This The measure expected to be forecast on a report being lated one of the gag rules he was cut in half after af made by the kidnapers of his giveaway with which he hoped elec tion brought prepared by the House-senate daughter, White House Tax Checks Imposed on newsmen at the and after, according to Barrick, Is an effort to overcome a to gain negotiations for his Internal 1172 Revenue Taxation hearing. Stans began spending more and Supreme Court decision ruling Committee. Mills is vice NEW YORK (AP) - President Nixon suggested in He pledged Monday to do daughter's release was a MIS. more time on personal legal unconstitutional the death pen. chairman JUNE OF 1969 & that' White House staff members In appealing the July 7. of the committee, "everything we can" to mee t take. problems. check the tax returns of former presidents to see what The abductors sa id in their conviction, CBS said both applied under most allte which, at Nixon's request, is the Symbionese Liberation latest In a note attached to the II- and federal laws. deducjjcms they had taken, the New Yor k limes said taped communique order and the way It was made studying his federal tax returns Army's demand for thedis. today. nandal report, the trustees said were Illegal, Saturday that Hearst's People tribulion of $70 worth of Strongly urged by President for the past four years. quality The disclosure was based on a metnor andwn dated they expected continuing In Need giveaway l Nixon a year ago, the bill was Harlow said if Mills has facts food for every needy resident of tiaiunng out "hog program feed." was June 16, 1969, and written by John D. Ehrllchman, then CBS said Judge Arnow issued expenses , which have totalled recently approved by the Sen. on which to base his Francisco y statements the San several verbal Instructions in almost $1 million domestic affairs adviser to the President, the limes They also warned there would he should make them known. chambers dealing with sketch- of various actio since the sta rt ate Judiciary Committee, And he said he would try to be no further communication repor ted. It said the memorandum -addressed to an against t "The only way s to attack Referring to the era of Sen. Jo- arrange a nationa lly televised ns he lag and nev er actually wrote Ehrlichman aide, Edward L. Morgan committee and its officers a-line In America Is the from Miss Hearst until Joseph is now in the an order until after he forma lly followi way seph McCarthy, Harlow said news conference for hands of congressional Investigators. ng the Watergate break. crime atta cks our people — that two Im- R niro, 7, and Russe ll Li ttle, 20 years ago the press be- peboned SLA "soldiers" Accused CBS of contempt. as do- 24 , appear on a televised news in In June 1972. without pity," Nix on said, came upset a bout a campaign manded by the terrorist group clrnlerence TODAY , other areas, The pot of public frustration and discontent is no longer just State Sen. Lod Wilson told the boiling over," simmering, but she said. Sanford Rotarians Monday she Sen Wilson pointed to inis happy with her current office creased Involvement of and is postponing her decision homeowners assoclatit,n.j and on running for Congress until civic groups, such as the current legislative session Seminole's CROP (Committee ends in June. To Resist Oppressive State political observers have Politicians) and the trend hinted the Independent senator whereby politicians not symfrom Brevard County may run pathetic to public opinion are against Congressmen Lou being abruptly remnoveti by Frey, R-Winter Park, for the voters. 9th Congressional seat. She reported lobbyists are Sen. Wilson said until she fighting statewide to kill a bill makes a decision to run, stories she Introduced to provide for a of her runn ing agai nst Frey member of the public on each "are only gossip." state regulatory board, conSen. Wilson called her talk to troling, testing, and licensing of the civic club members "Later doctors, dentists, 'uneral Than We Ever Knowed It To directors and accountants. "There Is no Intent In the bill Be" and told a story about her to harm these professions, but grandfather who acquired an to open a window of cornantique clock. Once, she recalled, when her mnunit'a lion," ,she said. Sen. Wilson has also ingrandfather heard the clock chime 15 times, he shook his troduced a bill providing that wife, calling out "wake up, it's Public toilets, required by the later than I ever knowed it to State Division of health for it business be fret'. Additional be," toilets above that number could Sen. Wilson, Florida's only be fee-producing, she added. women senator, likened her The ball has met with opposition grqndfather's reaction to the from operators of pay toilet current slate of events In this facilities, she said, that bring In country, saying "we are facing about $100,000 a year, and with a credibility gap not only in apathy from her fellow government, but business and legislators.. - 0 1 an ew ' - - - - S - - - - -. CBS - Nixon's Attorney Criticizes Mills Of Contempt - To Judges - Senate Gets Death Bill Hearst Says He'll Try /vfeeting Kidnap Demands - 1 uesday, March 12, 1974-3A Off icials Disagree By JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor I Re- The Sanford Herta About Disclosure has nothing to hide In income (Con't. from page IA) He favors arbitration by a tax returns and would not oh- three-member panel including House only to verify his sources ject to disclosing this to a state employes, of ficia ls and taxof income, board, he does not think it Is fair payers, but strongly ob ts jec to Sanford City Commissioner to ha ve the returns madi e ation being binding. th arbitr Gordon Meyer said although he public. "1 (eel we tu*e it few rights even if we are public officials when it comes to our private lives," Altamonte Springs , Mayor Norman Floyd said. Adding he would not oppose making disclosure of worth avallabletoa state agency, hi i said it would not be fair for a public official to have (Coo't, from page IA) something was out of place "Someone printing every week believed to be directly related when the 6-foot, 2-Inch man how much I made or lost of my gave US identification belonging private funds" to the kidnaping. Belle Glade detective J.R. to a shorter man," Everle said Everk said Gaines had been today. Floyd favors civil service systems for city employes staying in the Sunland Motel In "Everything the man had rather than binding arbitration, Belle Glade for two days prior was brand new. He had a new to his arrest. police officer, car, stereo and an array of new noting "Gaines was pulled over for a clothes. We firefighters and sanitation phoned Sanford 10 workers should traffic violation, but we know find out who the man not have the was. He power to strike and endanger gaveusidentlfIcation3thtthg Laity Clark, 18, but he the public welfare. "Civil servi ce is as good as any union ed older," Everle cxwasned. to protect eznployes," he said. Kidnap Cash Found Court Gags Off c als Sears Denies Sanford authorities and FBI Councilman Dan Dorfman of agents left to pick up Gaines Altamonte Springs said public immediately after being disclosure by publi c officiaL, has merit, "But s.hould be notified, Everle said. was scrutini zed carefully before a The 1974 Pontiac Gaines formal for that disclosure Is was ta ken beck to NEW YORK AP - Govern- driving set.' . Sanford along with th e cash and rncnt witness Harry L. Sears all his other possessions, Everie "A dispute with city emtold a jury today that he never said. asked former Atty. Gen. John ployes over salary demands or By JANE CASSEIJJERRY Piland had been deputy typewriter in icily atty. Torn submitted has N. Mitchell to fix the Vesco Prior to locating Gaines, in other issues should be taken County Ed itor resignation and shine Law violations by city mayor and Browning, 31-year. Freeman's law ofLce?" e Butler said only 110, was approved by council to officials. of the before an Impartial panel only old resident of The Terraces "Do you know what p, , ransom money had been after all other avenues have P - S WINTER SPRINGp0li, subdivision, represent Winter Springs on the Herring offered, however, to means in Mrs. Baker declined Imedjately m cast 'ered common parlance?" tical newcomer to an. East Central Florida Regional been exhausted," he said. provide Donald the deciding a written re s wer directly saying, Plannin vole to give freshport of the asked Mitchell's lawyer, Peter Butler today declined to Oviedo Council Chairman gg Council's project Investigation with pertinent Fleming, at the Browning was appointed councilman Irwin Hunter "Whatever I did was in the best review committee. conspiracy trial comment on how much of the James Pearson, Casselberry Monday night to till the city man information, saying he would of Mi Interest of the city." e deputy mayor's post Instead ll tche th Mayor Bill Grier and Lake and former Corn- money Is still missing. council vacancy created not submit when of councilman John Booth. Mayor Piland appointed Mr. Fulenwider to a merce Secretary Maurice A check with Seminole Mary and Councilman DeLores councilman Troy Piland was personal confronta tion with the In previous meeting Mrs. Van James Sta ris. Orange County jails revealed Lash refused comment, saying Caviness and Mrs. Betty council, elevated to mayor after the Browning gained his council Eepnel attempted to esta blish a Easthani Piland said. to the Zoning Board "Yes, I know what 'fix,' no one by the name of Gaines Is more time Is needed to study recent resignation of Roy seat when Piland broke a tie connection between means," the and re-appointed Richard said Sears, who sa id in custody. the proposed legislation. McClain. vote be tween Browning and proposed ordinance, which Allen. Their terms will expire he was the go-between in a se. former councilman Victor Mrs. Baker had said was July 1976. Also serving on the cret $200000 cash contribution Miller, both nominees for prepared by "my attorney," zoning board by financier Ro bert L Vescoto are Mrs. Etta vacant council seat. Fomer and Freeman. At that time Mrs. Hars'Ille and Mrs. Sharon President Nixon's re-election councilman Vicki Baker was Baker had denied the ordinance Patrick. campaign. also nomina ted but received no was pr epared by Freeman or "Did you attempt to fix the his office. Board of Adjustments Vesco case with Mr. Mitchell," member John W. Daniels an. asked Fleming, who was crossWhen councilmen questioned . Mrs. Van Eepoel Monday nounced the board will meet the night , produced examining Sears. nominees, Mrs. Baker dressed copies of a third Friday of each month at 8 written opinion of LOS ANGELES (AP) "No, air," Seats said. Merle D. A lledherg, now in Jail on other her prior council p.m. lie asked Councilmen to 0 Mit. one-time 4, "Did you follower of Charles charges, was named In the govexperience. Key, service manager of amend the ordinance ever ask Mr. . - Councilman Irene Van to in. Ecpoel George Stuart Inc., who she chell to fix the Vesco case." Manson is being held under erment complaint along with '-onfronted Mrs. Baker with crease the board to four or five -- $350,000 bond on charges that Mrs. Forbes and Garrett B. "Never at said was an acknowledged any time." statement: 'More members and to clarify the important expert, that former cabinet offishe plotted a kidnaping which a Trapnell, 36, who Is serving The two th than experience is truth." e copy of the terms of appointment, cers are accused of attempting federal attorney said could time on a skyjack conviction. proposed ordinance 1 submitted by Mrs. Baker) and one later to Impede a Securi ties and Ex- have led to an Interna tional Both men are orisoners at the Mayor Piland reported State "I ask you again If the tan- prepared change Commission investiga. cident. Los Angeles County Jail. by Freeman were Attorney Abbott herring has num be red ordinance a (or a city both typed on the same refused council's r Asst. U.S. Atty. Robert Perry The FBI said the two prison. ' tion of Vesco In return for eq uest that charter change to provi de for mac hine. pleaded Monday that she be ers planned the kidnaping and campaign contri bu ti on, herring's chief investigator, recall of officials, Introduced held without possibility of ball asked Mrs. Forbes to help them Sears, former majority leadIn other actions Monday Jack Fulenwider, appear several weeks ao g by Man. night, city zoning board before council eroftheNewJerseyststesenfo r fear she would flee the ca1TyItout.Thethreeal3egefjy to report on an DONALD BROWNING ate and head of Nixon's cam- country. He said the alleged wanted to hold a consul general Baker) was written on a chairman Charles Kelley investigation of possIble Sun. - Takes oath plot-kidnaping a consul gener- hostage until authorities paigns in that state, said u w al of a foreign country---came released Trapnell and Hedberg, he n he 1111, I first met Mitchell in CIIAI(I.ES KEI.lX him perilously close" to being ac- gave them asylum in Swed. n 1960, Mitchell said he knew Appointed as "the honest politician In New complished. and paid a $250,000 ransom Jersey." The proposed victim of the Mrs. Forbes was a fanular state for pol. kidnap plot was not named, nor face among Manson followers B JEAN PA1TESfl nr,4r t I lo. t t2 .1 L_ a . . •. ."That's a rough IIL iiu oc coumu compiete in other action council ap. incians, rew Jersey?" Wd3U1ecoUnt)'nerepr5flte(i whocampedoutaldetjieHaflof Herald Staff Writer occur and (aces a stiff fine Phase I within three weeks, but proved the site plans for Fleming asked, A defense The 22-year-old woman, Justice at Manson's trial for the should it happen hoped it would not be tested by Summit Plaza on S.R. 436 south objection prevented an answer, charged with violations of fed- August l murder 0, actress CASSELBERRY City Sears said he had been called era] kidnaping statutes, was Sharon Tate a nd six others. Phase I will see the con- a real breakdown as he could of Summit Apartments, and for council Monday night ordered not guarantee its. effectiveness, the Linclay BuIlding off SR. "the hcnest politician." He also originally identified as Maria Manson and three women an immediate start on an struhio of 900 feet of 15-Inch Phase II will be a 3,400-foot north of hay-stack Apartment.s, said Theresa Alonzo. I agree with it." followers were found guilty In estimated $225,000 upgrading of pipe to act as a storage or extension But she told a federal mnagis- March 1971. of the holding pipe Sears said that when he asked Council adopted an ordinance a sewage lift station which it holding line should the lift along S. Triplett Drive nor- annetmn a lot trate at her arraignment Mon. on l,keview Mitchell's help in getting year flooded several hoimies and station break down and sewage thwards to Switzerland in 1971 day her real name is Karen Seminole l)rive for the Club Juana out of jail in prompted a damage suit by start backing up. ' Boulevard. There a new lift parking lot extension, and that there was no mention of a MarieForbes,Shewasarrti MONUMENT Irate citizens. This holding line will give the station will be constructed with annexing Big Daddy's .lounge possible campaign contribution Saturday. The city must appear In court city an extra 45 minutes a 10-inch force main raved Authorities said she is mar. _____________ from vesc'o. leading to and Package Store off S 436 . March 18 to show proof that responding timmie. Included in the sewage treatment plant. n jailed in ned to another defendant in the _______________ 'esco td "positive steps" have been Phase I is the installation of ______ Consultant Engineer Cal The bid for Police in. Berne on the complaint of a caw. Robert B. Hedberg Jr,. 37, ~ ,, Country taken to correct the faulty automatic kick-on pump Conklin estimated the total cost vestigative equipment was dissident stockholder in the mu- also known as Bobby Forbes____________ ________________________ ('asselberry Utilities number equipment. of Phase II would run between awarded to the low bidder, tual fund operation he con- one lift station However, Utilities Director $175,000 and $225,000. Layer Equipment at trolled. Sears had retired from 'b C The city was sued a year ago John Lane said the holding line The surveying and Council agreed to abandon public life logo on Vesco's pay. by residents Charles Woodruff w as only a 'temporary" engineering will take three the monthly calling of the bond roll as a $60,000 a year lawyer. of and Don Willson when sewage measure and that he did not months, said I Conklin, by which on Reliable Garbage which backed up Into their homes favor the automatic kick-on time some means of raising the serves the city' unless the IRWIN HUNTER following a lilt station break- equlpmnentasit probably would balarce of the funds should t'omnpany"s service ag ain Deputy Mayor "When Ser'ire latter down. The city is under a court not work have been f ound . Vesco Case Fix Sought Browning Appointed To Counci'I I -- Ex-Manson Follower - O Held In Kidnap Plot .' - - _ ' - , - - - Okionawa Police Overpower riijacker II.. TOKYO (AP) — An 11.year- inanded $65 million in $1,000 continue to Its ri al o gin old Japanese hijacked a Ja pan bills and de5tI- treats about blowing up the ten and 45 men who were eimillion yen, about nation of Naha on the Island of plane or other Air Lines Jumbo Jet with 425 the equivalent of $666,000, in Okinawa for refueling. by pJ st j1 guerffl, over violence, doily or In frail health. Iraq Last November. Other persons aboard today but 10.000 Yen notes. Ninety minutes after the With these passengers gone, The youth had operated alone plane had While the hijacker negotiated was captured seven hours la'r Police identifi ed the youth at and there landed at Okinawa, persons remained captive with airport officials, were no other the yi ed the plane by police bringing food on KaLsuhjto Owaki but prohibited hijackers, authorities ,)9 allow i2 passen- aboard the plane, equal to the board. was parked on the center of the publication of the nametn Jagers to leave the plane. They previous record hijack load runway, wi lie was seized by police who Included 111 th more than 300 poPolice said the youth, who pan since he Is a minor. women, three chit aboard a KLM jumbo jet seized lice surrounding the area. dressed as aircraft attendants carried a black bag but turned - WORLD TODAY . .1 , 4.0 a I - Repair Ordered On Faulty Station ' Police said the youth told to bring food ordered by the hi. out to be unarmed, told them he them he had planned the ht Jacker for the plane. research of the jacking for about a month te 710" PO* lice in at ndants' uniforms earth. Since childhood, they quoted s A the hijacker In the They said he took over the him as saying, he had been in. Boeing 747, with cockpit. a record mum- terested In geology and biology CAIRO, Egypt tAP) — Bahrain, and all six agreed on th ber of persons aboard for a hi- but had no money to pursue e embargo is lifted. But early Officials said police had car- Egypt's semijacking, by presenting a note to Studies "all aspects of the oil policy." last week the Saudi oil minister, n ed food onto the plane twice newspaper Al official i, ___ Abram gave a crew member saying "Obey This indicated Police said the youth was not previously to see how many hi- another Indication today that lions would form that the six na- Ahmed Zaki Yamani, called for our a solid bloc In an end to the ban. orders. If not, I cannot believed to be connected with jackers were aboard before Saudi Arabia, the key to the opposition to Libya, Algeria and guarantee the lives of the Pu- any radical group. The oil ministers' meeting In moving against the masked Arab oil embargo against the Syria at the meeting sengers." of Arab oil Tripoli Wednesday was first 0uath. At one point when the pilot United States, Is In fsvor of states In Tripoli, Libya, An officer said the youth's on scheduled for the Libyan capiasked him what he planned to to They said that resuming shipments to Wednesday. in addition comment about wanting tal on Feb. 14 and then was do with equipment he rethe $55 America. to questel, the tuciy the world might be the million in dollars Saudi King Falsal, who con- post po ed at he replied that the hijacker had demanded 3 mil. n Sadat's request. The paper said Egyptian trols the world's biggest known Sadat tried to get the meeting reason he demanded Alpine equipment was to Lie picked up lion yen, th ut Presid en t Anwar Sadat, e equivalent of a bo the oil reserves, has never pu blicly he equipment including ropes, in Tokyo and he would give fur. $6M ld In Cairo last Sunday, but prime mover for an end to the retracted his repealed demands Algeria and Libya — both millshovels, knives and face masks, tier Instructions and 15 parachutes, boycott, met Monday with the for an Israeli withdrawal from tant defenders of the embargo He took over the plane on a A JAL spokesman said the hi- oil ministers of Saudi Arabia, all captured territories, inJAI. officials said he also deInsisted on meeting in Thand allowed II to jacker had not made any Kuwait, Qatar, Abu Dhabi and cluding Old Jerusalem, before poll. wanted to do - - T77F1W71 7 - -'4-':.- - --cfa .4-,' 05__ % 44ç - --\ * - .,rS : - -a'S. - '•:W. .p- 0. . _ r' t'd. : --5'i 16 L - 'r; -- t_._ T~ • -ft 5',, .-S-.-S- ' 1% - -V .__ VI I- ,'~ j• Im - . , ~. ~ ,~v , . .J- 8..; --' - - rabs Indicate Oil Embargo Halt ~ I ~ 1 ~6 0 I* = 0 ol 4 • 4 1 4 - to r-. a a V . - * - ~. *. V 14 a -. . - 5-'. , _ Ethiopian Airmen Ask Officers' Firing ng ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia and Debre Zeit, near Addis men and noncommissioned offi. (AP) — The military mutiny Ababa, are "being in. cots pay raises, and a new govthat began two weeks ago Is subordinate, threatening their errunent fired or transferred a continuing in Ethiopia's air officers and refusing to come to number of navy and army offi. force, Informed sources report, work." ed today. The ainnen are do. The sotlrcessaid inutineersln mamiling the ouster of 21 ofii'the mutiny began Feb. 25. It the 3,500-man air force corncers. subsided in the 35,000-man plained that w hi le the govern. army and 2,000-man navy last ment had acceded to the army The sources urcessaideni men week after Emperor Haile Se. and navy pressure against usat the air force bases In Asznara Lassie promised the enlis11 popular officers, it Ignored aiim. lIar demands from sir force enlisted men. Meanwhile, a new strike by TOKYO (AP) — Anothe, adding that he was very happy air traffic controllers closed the airports at Addis Ababa arid atrugles from Japan's Imp.- Japan has Sown into "such I Asmara Monday, and riot rial Army came home from magnificent country." police wielded clubi to disperse World War II today Slid Slid he m, 52-yesroId intelligence students demo nstrating In doesn't regret holding out in a officer , who vu flushed out by Addis for political freedoms, Philippine Jungle 101! nearly an expedition including his oldThe airports had opened only Years er bi'other and Yoshimi Tan. a few hours earlier after a "I knew the war was ended fourlgtMthi his -• day general strike. Goyonly v'tien Maj. TanlgucliJgay the cease-fire onler Im Officer, sold his mjssk,n was ..tO ernment broajcasts said the continue guerrilla warfare and airport workers were demand. Saturday," . Hiroo big salary increases, pensions said ata news conference after to collect Intelligence," and the right to form a union, flying home from ManIla. "1 do "That was all I thought about But other reports said the strike t the past 30 years In during thoee3Oyears," he said, was prompted by the arrest of the Jw le.", "IsmuhIafied$fldhappythatj 46 employes who dlstribi led "I do not care now about the could absorb myse lf In one leaflets during the general result of the war," he *aIcI, duty." strike. War Over After 30 Years •.. 'S - COMPLICATED KITE FLYING IN SPRING, young fancies turn to fancy kite flying on Taiwan. And this model must be one of the fanciest on record. Shaped like a Cfltipede and made of 40 sections for a combined length of 50 feet, it tests -I breezei near Sun Yat sen Memorial Hall in a Taipei sub urb. __________________________________________________ Pat In Venezuela -, CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Pat Nixon sipped champagne with Venezuela's outgoing president, got ca ug ht in bumnpero-buniper traffic and joked about ta king a few million gallons of Venexulean oil borne with her. The First Lady of the United States Is heading th e 11.5. delegation to the transfer of Venezue la's presiden tial sash from Rafael Caldem-a to Carlos Andres Perez, Mrs. Nix on, the only woman to le ad a delegation, delivered her cred enti als and a letter from Preside nt Nixon to Caldera Monda y evenin g at a reception in Olraflores Palace, .. three months ago from his kidna ping otdeal, Irish Senator Killed I)UBLIN, Ireland (AP) - Irish police said today th ey found the body of Sen. Billy Fox shot through the head near the house from which he was kidnLped by armed r1tmders late Monday. Fax was one of the few Protesta nt members of the republic's legislature, - - BRISSON 'I.JNER&I_4 HOME - Area Death I. Police Blotter l.ONDON iAP — Queen Elizabeth II opened the new Parliament today with an annou em t nc en that Bri ta in's new Labor government wi ll seek "a fundamen ta l renegotia ti on" of the terms of the na on ti 's membership In the European Common Market and then the British people can vote to accept or reject the m. 11 Smoky Room Politics I Sanford police have arrested windows olt he All Souls ('hunch one jut'nile in connection with bus with a 1113 gun Monday vandalisms at Pinecrest night. Elementary School after school Queen Opens Parliament I Robby Shelton told police lie WILMA PARRISH Jaworski Stock Prices Climb Wilma Boyd Parrish, 51, of Valencia St., Sanf ord, died Monday. Born in Chattanooga, Tenn, she came to Sanford 20 )'ears ago from that city. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs Wilma Sutton &l, Cautions Grand J u //j th ry Oil FIov, Hopes NEW YORK , AP , — Stock the company reported higher market pnce• continued to quarterly earnings Monday. WASHINGTON iAl)i - 11)e climb 1(xLay. propelled by holws (;eneral Motors was up 1.at and Miss Kathy I,)nn Parrish school had been broken Into parked the bus behind for a resumption of oil supplies 53', and US. Steel dipped ti to grand Jury that investigated both of Sanford; Sons, Stanley Shamrock service station at 6 Monda'. when he %4'atergt' break-in and cover from the Middle East. 412 4. H Parrish, Sanford, and p in Monday and The opening Dow Jones averadvised by Special Police said more arrests returned at 7:15 the windows up was advised Charles howell, Kansas; two Prosecutor leo Jaworski not to age of 30 industrial stocks was On Monday the market shook would be made in connection were shattered. sisters, ,Mrs. Francis Heif, include President Nixon in its up close to a point and gainers off some early losses to ring U) Illinois and Mrs. Marian with the breakin, An employe at the service indictments even if the cvi more than doubled the number a broad advance. The Dow 1;ossett, Chattanooga, Tenn. Paint was thrown on the station told police he left the dence justified it, a spokesman of losers on the New York Stock Jones industrial average Gramkow Funeral home In gained 10.40 to 888.45, Its charge. walls, book shelves were station at the same time Shelton for Jaworskl said today. Exchange. overturned, and an adding did and when he returned _______________________ Brokers said it appeared in- highest close since last Nov. 16, The spokesman, who declined Advancing Issues out. machine was stolen police said someone had shiot out two to be named, said Jaworski vestors were counting on an 'dlltDrj') IierEI today (eels that the question of wheth. easing of the Arab oil embargo num be r ed dec lines by about a 9windows of the building. margin In relatively active era president can legally' be in- after a meeting of Middle East Published 11 Another case of vandalism Sunda He also reported a $401311 gun dicted was substantial enough producing countrIes scheduled trading on the Bag Board, except Saturday and was reported at Seminole High was stolen from the station's to rule out filing of charkes by for Wednesday in Tripoli. Christmas Day by The Brokers said the market's re school where po!ice said the office. Today's Big Hoard prices In- cent strength appeared the grand jury. Sanford Herald, 300 N to have vandals stole two electric French A,-e, Sanfor d,Fla tlu(led Scott Paper, up It would not be responsible at 18, created some Fred Sweet, owner of The of Monday's en. jp typewriters, valued at $700, in his opinion to return and Boise Cascade, also 'g thusiasrn, They noted that (lie flooded portions of the schooland Fishing hole, 1215 French Ave., conduct by told police someone broke into an indictment against the Pres- higher itt 18. The Cost of Living rally accelerated when the Dow Second Class Postage Paid overfilling a dishwasher with stole ident in the present uncertain Council renioved controls from Jones industrial average his shop Monday at Sanford, F1,x1d,s 32771 night and soap. state of the law only to learn in the paper indujtu-y late Last jumped above the 880 level, a 118 gun. Subscription Rates by the end that the United States week, which some technical analysts Police today are also looking Police have not said if the Carrier Among other active issues, described as an Important psy. Supreme Court holds such acFor the persons who shot out the in'idents are related. Week 5k Year m Vetco Offshore rose to 2$ 4 . chologmcal barrier. lion to be unconstitutional." .,-- fiur ROME(AP) — Premier'deslgnate Mariano Rumor and leaders of the Center-left parties wer e bargainin g on the shape of the nex t government in a smo&e4llled conference room, But the smoke came riot (toni their cigars and ciga. rettes but from the fireplace. It was not open and belched the smoke back Into the room, Ballet Director Honored - apartmen ts, - I officials and police found the PARIS lAP) President Geor George Balancblne, dIrector of theges Pompid ou honored New with a luncheon in Pornpidou'ai pr teYork City ba llet, iva Elysee Pala ce - "... Count Still Missing ROME (AP - J. Paul Getty III was released nearly but there Is still no sign of Ita ly's other glamor abduc tion vi ctim — Coont Luigi Rossi dl Montelera. If still alive, th e 27-year. old vermouth heir has been held captive for four months, In vestigators say they doubt Rossi has been ha rmed, But there has been no report of any word from his kidna pers since a few hours after they grabbed him, They told the family then: "I.uigi Is fine, You 'll hear from u.s again." • / I ____ _______ ____ ,, _______ II ___ - IS. ______ l;4'- St _______ _____ r" - PLAN NOW FOR TOMORROW'S NEEDS NOW IS THE TIME to plan, chooe and make decisions when Judgment Is not blurred by emotion. Plan together before need. Spare your family needlesr1 worry, confusion, and doubt. We at Brisson will do everything possible to assist YOU. 322-2131 Oldest FvneralHom.In',mjnoi. Covitty FIRST ESTABLISHED IN IUS �- ---i 4A—The Sanford Herald America, rea i P ) C To over )PLEY NEWS defense of the Panama Canal. The United tates is said to have agreed that Panama should eventually assume sovereignty over the Canal Zone, which has been a piece of U.S. real estate in Central America ever since the 1903 treaty was signed which led to construction of the %vaterway across the Panamanian isthmus. how soon, of course, is the sticking point, III.-; current Panamanian government has demanded a relatively short timetable, io or 20 years perhaps, for removing U.S. military forces from the Zone and turning operation of the canal over to Panamanians. Ambassador Ellswortli Bunker. Who heads the U.S. negotiating ti~inl, says only that it remains in U.S. interests to continue both the operation of the canal and its defense for "An extended period" It %vas 10. years ago in Janthiry that a bloody ___ - ' -T' I ________ ~m r ~ ~_ clash hetwee rioting Panamanians and U.S soldiers in the Canal Zone moved the subject of renegotiation of the 1903 treaty to the frontburner in our State Department. 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Estates Jaen Babb 671-M Ca$mberry - Ftrn Park CoiliMenrod - FAstbrook flor 67125$, -- — ________________ _____________________________ ______________________ • and charged with murder in the death of an elderly Naples woman, authorities report, UF Grounds Head Quits (;AlsEsvzu.E, Fla. tAPt Noel Lake, who spent 18 )cars as superintendent of landscape and grounds at the University of Florida, has resigned to work for private tedustry. lake went to work Monday as director of landscape operations for Amelia island Co., which is developing 3,000 acres near Fernandina Beach as a residential, recreational community. lake said he left because the state doesn't pay ifesional salaries competitive with private industry, Iii' said he increased his income about 30 per cent by the t.nge - 0 WORLD other equipment over the next with oil wealth. te . y 1 AI)MISSIONS Sanford: James P. Cullen Reuben J. White Rebekah Futrell Olivia S. Brumley, Daisy B. Speer William F. Splvey Frank Robinson Louis A. Fly John Fehn Lawrence Williams Stanley A. Washburn Miami K Kelly Maybt'll White Bess N. Jones Ada C. Blanchard Mild M. McMil an _ easons Iena Norris Ar)' E. Ferguson One source keeping clae astonished at the amount of inquiry will proceed. But, ob. watch believes the indictments evidence ar".a.ssed In support of vlously, if it moves slowly and represent a watershed, beyond the charges. For nearly a year, has poor luck in compiling the The Lung awaited roster of which the Washington scene is one reliable source has been documentary evidence it seeks Watergate and related In- not likely to appear the samie telling me (and this predates for a decision, the trials and dictments against President again, both special Watergate their inevi ta ble disc losures will Nixon's former aides running Men who possibly had prosecutorsj that 'he relevant overlap with hlouse proceedings from top through middle imagined they might avoid grand ju ries have a wealth of and almo st certainly add to echelons, is guaranteed to give being formally c harged will be material that has never sur- t he ir anti-Nixon thrust, him an unhappy apt-lag and wonderi ng what ilwffl be llke to faced. As earlier indicated, the 1111ve t1wir Pan hi dw urdid All of this is bad news for the Ervin Committee's findings 1 P;eatdent's bluest pipe doings of 1971.73 laid tmre in presii.ni, The courtroom stuff could add important un. dream among many he hIS opn court. Some kgal analysts is likely to be peppihg so fast he dericoring, By July the indulged was the notion he here think there wi ll be more may have to go Into summer President could very well could consign Waterga te to 1973 and more - bargainlnj, with hibernation, In fact. one believe that he is being triple. and "get on with the nation's guilty t he result. pleas Republican thinks Mr. Nixon teamed. business" in 1974 and The tlmeto weigh that coijr.e held his press conference Feb. Assuming atleg5t1 few of thereaf ter. may be ample, It could be late 29 Just to beat the indictments. Nixonoides'trialsprovea3y From indictment-time f or- spring or summer before any His hut had been Oct. 26, 1973, popping as sonic are predicting, ward, this year is going to be a new trials begin, and he couldn't be sure when It convictions (added to the anminef teld for hiuL On top of Time cherged who dxiose to would be wise I or afe) to hold ficipated further gWity pleas) that, he'll have Congress and fight will find some of their another, the impeachment issue to former associates in the Nlxog period given the unfolding may combine to threaten of trials ahead. Peachment confront, plus much more regime arrayed against them. No one can be sure at wnat seriously than the Presi J' Senate Erviz. CuTunittee. -'o dent The of the indicted may be pace the House impeachment says hebelieves. M ARCH II, 1974 Georgia M. Vincent Ds'ayne P. Hall Charles Bank, I)ellary Andrew C. Brackin, DeBary Shannon S Smith, DeBar)' ____'I" I Sharon H. Cannon Rosie L Carter, Oviedo Wz - .,- ,A*A -_ '. -_ .,&Lft~__ i. '- r4 . - - j 4 '1 1 - - " - 1 - - it! Roy C Kneeland, DeBar)' Herman Wagner, Deltona Vera (' Halter, Deltona 4 .- 0 Genevieve Gladwin, Orange Alvah Lane, Dehlary Edward F. Delafchell, CII)' • Dorothy Elisworth , Dade C'tt) Defta ry Millard C. Tyson, Osteen Gail M. Slndle, Deltona Rex Black, Forest City Mary Fishman, Deltona a __ I!!Ic lIII::ilZ&t_. ______ _______ Hazel C. Schellentrager, Deltona Tilton J. Smith, Mims Virgle 0 Talkington, Mimns Earl W IAidwig, Osteen " 10mm) H Ludwig, Osteen Rebecca J Denmark, Paola Tami Welling, Davenport Warren Haynes, Pierson 'I'KNOW about their value, but sometimes t wish hadn't Converted our savings into gold coins" you yn., - Charles M M Re olds, Geneva , Pa tr icia A 0 Quinn Titusville . - . O' IHS(IIARGF.S )W$VNfl rJBLOCIc 0 ) Regulation - 1 . . __. ' TAI.L%IIASSEE, Ha, APj The Public Service Commission's authority should be expanded to include allowing it to tell dtywned utilities where they can operate, cornmissioner Billy Mayo says. Presently, city-owned utilities and rural electric cooperatives are not regulated by the PSC and can freely expand into territory serv ed by private firms. Mayo complained THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE - SANFORD 301 E. First St. 322.771 Mon Fri 910 9 Open Tonight—No Appointment Necessary _________________________________ _________________________________________________ Rent or • NIO GIFT FOR HARRY - ANNA HOSPITAL LONGWOOD 903 N. Hwy. 17-92 131.4454 Sat -Sun to S The expansion, which is also done by private firms in to city andruralco-ops' territories, resuits In overlapping services and in some instances higher rates, he said. . present situation is one. sided because the Psc can force private utilities to comply w ith a territorial agreement, butcanonlygotocourtlfacity. owned utility backs out of it, he Lease a now FORD I PINTO -MAVERICK— MUSTANG— TOR INO FULL SIZE FORDS ____ _,.000111iili~!!'@ 1-4 Crash Vic tims' Iden tity Sought In For New RENfA.CA] [ Electric Car IIIIIIIIIIIIII — SEBRING, Fla. (AP) Off cialsof a company that is man- March 13 St. Patrick's Fun Day, Elks ufacturing the first electric auS eminole Junior College Club grounds, 4-8 p.m. Ham. tomobiles to be mass produced in the United States in 50 )'earsCurriculum p.m. and Fair. 9 a.m. to 1:30 burger broil, bake sale, 6:304:30 p.m. games for everyone. say they are being swamped Displays of educational and with orders. Sebring Vanguard Inc. start- social services and special Sanford Republican Women's activities. Door prizes, Free to (lub lunctwon meeting at the ed production here Monday on public . the $2,269 batter.powered Sheraton Inn, West SR 46 at noon All Republicans invited twinseater that travels at up to 30 mil es an hour. March 14 'Response has been fantasAnnual St. Patrick's benefit Star. 17 tic," said Robert G. Beaumont, card part)' and noon lunc heon, VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary orders From all over the couri- resumes in afternoon, Table l4ingwotxJ. try, the Bahamas and Austral- prizes. Tickets at door or From March 19 is." circle chairmen, Members and Democratic Women's Club of Fifty cars are to be ready For friends invited. Seminole County, noon, Otto's by the end of March delivery )ear, company off i cials said. Cavalier Restaurant. "It is the economic, efficient, Mar. 1$ Grace M. Metz, Lake Mary modern answer to the second or __ Sanford: I Mabel Oliver Isaac J. Bushart Bonnie I. Tucker Emma Bacon Ella H. Jeffers -al 1, Orders Pour - Hospital Notes We pay any i Westand hehind our work. chan Made - 1311t if our error means you must pay t(l(litional tax, you pay only the tax. POLK CITY, Fla. (AP) Pa., a driser for * Leave With A Full Tank Crown Cork the U.S. 27 interchange. remark after reading the name Police say they are still trying and Seal Co. "It was a mess," said Autag was a short profanity. "it Of Gas to determine the Identities of Police said two white malts fire chief J.A. Ilan. Don Yearwood, 44 and his two males burn ed beyond rec- were trapped in a car and cock. ,.Two ca rs were democompanions, Jack Humrlch, 40, ognitlon in a fiery car-truck burned beyond recognition. The * Do livery & Return Service lished by fire - Semis were on and Leon Owen, 41, were pileup which claimed five live3. car's liemu tag a nd papers top of them. For the people In. booked for possession of a stoWithin 15 Mi. Radius At least six trucks and five were destroyed, side there seemed to be little len car, police said. ___________________ ft may Like us a month or car s were Involved Monday in ce of getting out." * Short Term Leases Available Illorc to trace dental plates," the chain reaction crash along said one officer. Florida Highway Patrol in log-shrouded stretch of Inter. Six other persons were in. vestigators said the pile-up was state jured. None were reported triggered when a truck hit the Police have identified three of critical, rear of another truck that had the victims of the crash asJohn Seven vehicles including two slowed down in the fog. Within Sanford 23.7o000r3?2.148) Page, 50, and his wife, Lucille. cars burst into flames following minutes, other trucks and cars inter Park - Orlando 644-8916 50, of Albion, N.Y., and Robert the accident on the busy super. rammed together and one truck After Business Hours 322-0356 ,of Philadelphia, highway about 10 miles west of apparently ran over two cars. - 0 Reason 11. We're human, and once a great while we make a mistaI. in - . . , - - - 4.._ ____ . third car family," Beaumont said. trips in urbanized areas at slo* . , f - - - . - , - - V - 62'T& -I I I .7 - L '. C - * 11 - - - - - • & tI Service Coiiiiiiissioncr Hill i-levis. Longwood Fire Department's annual chicken dinner to raise %Iarch 5 funds for additional equipment, Compan) officials tout the 4-8 p in. Shadyside Park. auto as t he "City Car" for short - - It' " #_ the car's originator and com. Garden Club Center, Highway rummage salt-, beginning at I 0 lo Tests tax help. City Utty KEY LARGO, Fla. ( AP) The closer he got to a speeding car, the more familiar it looked to Monroe County Sheriff's de uty Al Lankin. Once he got close enough to read the license tag, he said he knew for sure. "hey, I'm in pursuit of my fl car," Lankin told the radio operator said he chased the auto at speeds up to *5 miles an hour, before finally pulling it over, Lankin said he asked the driver: "This your car?" Lankin said the driver's only St. PETERSBURG, Fla. tAPt State biologists were to testtainted waters around Tampa Bay today to determine if the fish-killing Red Tide was spreading, Officials have compared the latest outbreak to that of 1971. which turnM away tourists and emptied local beaches. ____ ________ BEHOTS Red Tide incon:ie Mayo Seeks name-plate. - Tampa l friend," Lankin quoted theIBAI STOCKS 1, to Jim Oliver for the Florida Elks Harrydriver as saying. Anna Crippled said Lankin. s Hospital. Pierce, past "I'd have sworn this car was Al exalted ruler of Sanford Elks Lodge 1241, gave Lankin's car." the stocks on behalf of Donald Bishop, a New "That's right," Lankin said York resident. Oliver is the hospital ad. the driver replied. "Good old ministrator, buddy Al lent us his car" "Look," Lankin suggested as he leaned toward the driver and displayed his breast pocket Monday in Rockford, Ill., and charged in connection with the death of Ruth Waples, 71. He was ordered held without bond pending an extradition hearing, Officers said Mrs. Waples's nude body was discovered nine months ago. She had been shot in the back and her hands cut off, pollee said. ____ y Geneva Oviedo Slavia Rangers Control Fire Iran Lashes Oil Importers 1 ciaThe governor called for spe. But he said motorists who use l bus lanes, park and ride the non-stop toll road will s scientiously trying to achieve a terminals, a mass trans. up to 10 million gallons of balanced system of trans. portation coffidor from St Pe- gasoline a year that would have portation for the people of Flor- terstiurg through Orlando to been wasted in stop-and-go city ida and its visitors," he said . Jacksonville and rapid rail driving, Pursues Own Car As they dashed in front of the stage, the student audience erupted into applause. Murder Sus pect Arrested slxI)uld come to us trucks annually. near Orlando. "We are dedicated to con. lack of Deputy University, 40 BY BRUCE BIOSSAT Washlngloe (NEA) Rear Lake. Forest City - - 17 reasons why yo serve as a roadway for lium to serve 22 million cars and road officially opened Monday transportation." ings in time, in temper, frustra. to serve the tourist who does not transit projects in the next five Askew noted that, in the tion and in gasoline, I think we have a car and wants travel years. midst of a gasoline shoage, it n all agree that the 4ent within the state," Askew said at lie urged that highways such ""light seem ironic" to dedi. to the dedication of the ll is 40 cents well spent.,, Spessard as the Holland Expressway cate a major highway expected Askew said. Jr. suggnted a study on daylight streaking. "I wonder If e could conduct a poll," he said Monday. "In 193.3 we did a poll on topless bathing suits for men, not Women. "We found at least one-third of the public opposed men going top less ." The six youths, wearing only leather belts and tM'adgear, emerg ed from behind a building w here Gallup as speaking to an outdoor gathering at Jacksonville GAINESVIIJ.E, F'la. APJ A 300 acre forest fire was under control but still smoldering today after forest rangers worked more than eight hours to control the blaze, officials said. Forestry spokesman Gabe Pelley said the blaze came within two and a hall miles of Gainesville but never threatened to burn any homes. He said the fire was started by construction crews trying to clear land and was whipped by gusty winds into the woods, "It was really dry out there," he said. "Maybe the crews weren't watching the fire close enough and it escaped. It's under control now." Henry Block has N adequate public transportation spend $O) iiulliwi on mass Jor cities. strt'ake,s interrupted his speech, pollster George Gallup - In his April 30th speech, the President announced that on March 21st he had "personally ordered those conducting tie investigations to get all the facts and to report them dirtctly to me." The three men responsible for the investigations By DON OAKLEY earn more than $100 billion Klelndlenst, Petersen and Gray - testified In What are they going to do 10 years. separate a At a recent conference of from petroleum sales In pearances that they had no t been asked by the President to 1974 with their "windfall profits?" report Saudi Arabia, the small the major OUIrOducing countries and will be earning $150 billion # At9eria,Iran Watergate facts to him. andIraq,allwith Persian Gulf states and Ubya, in Bangkok, the government of annually by 1980. There are also other circumstances which led but four of Iran issued a harsh attack fairly sizeable populations and on the other hand, are expected the 23 grand jurors to seek some way to hold Nixonallaccountable Even if oil prices decline or ambitious development to pile up "gigantic against the oil-importing some surpluses" For the cover-up. They agreed upon thesealedsummary after th of the Middle Eastern programs, previously had nations, and the United States e to with no Immediate plans for prosecution Informed them it would be impossible countries decide to cut back borrow heavily abroad to purchases from the to Indict a in particular, charging that production West— sitting President, rather than prices, finance these programs. Thus a except, of course, for arthey are using the energy crisis revenue generated this year major portion of The President's attorneys are upset over th e as a their new niaments which the West, and sealed report which they fear could damage him badly, tie may wind up "scapegoat" to reduce and in following years "will still resources will be used to pur- the Soviet Union, too, are their aid to developing court- be staggering," says Business choking on the words of his April 30th 'IV address: "it is chase Plants, machinery and always happy to sell. es. essen. Interna tio na l Corp., a New ta nkers, wi th surplus fun tial." he told the nation, "that we place our faith . ds It may soon be a questi None of these newly rich the judicial sys tem," on of York-based research, possibly earmarked for In. nations, however, has s who is the tart led pot and who is the publishing and counseling vestment in the world capi ta l the world with the kettle in this matter of foreign organization, an. market, says Business Inter- nouncement that It aid. may be time The 11 countries are Abu national, Al about the same time as For them to take over some of Dhabi, Algeria, Indonesia, Iran has announced that it the load 'from the West In Iran was making the charge Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, will spend some $5 billion for helping the economies of those cune a prediction that the 11 Nigeria, Quaw, Saudi Arabia Ce a tors and des-eloping nations not blessed major oil-exporting nations will has been the general T rans it — [. Holland Expressway, a toll - transit systems are needed so that tourists who !eave their car s at home will be able to see Florida quickly and efficiently, 'One of ot.'r great concerns In J;\(- K-S(),'AI1,l,E, Fla. (AP) — When six inale - Nixon Ma Hav ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Gov. Reubin Askew says mass Streakers ________ Il M,rv,i Ha-,',.n', 4 As k ew Ci t es M Florida since the energy crisis Herald Area Corresponde,its Black Community jp The Brevard County sheriff's office said the body was identified Monday through comparison of x-rays. But investigators added that they still have not discovered the identity of the filth victim In the series of murders. The cix bodies were discovered over a lG'week period, beginning last Thanksgiving Day. Bernard Eugene (',lles, , of nearby Mims has been charged with murder in th e death of one of the six, Nancy Gerry, 18, of Tiloslle. His trisl is scheded to begin week of April 29. ___ and Venezuela. my Titusville. te Watergate Still Kicking Longwood - TITUSVIU.E, Fla. lAP) Police they have identified the body of a sixth young woman found in a wooded area near here as that of'Krlsta Melton, 24, of 'The President set out, apparently, to do exactly the OPIX)site . ,rio., ,)F ,,,, A Z ByJ01INPARKER h)April 16th, he huddled %40 Haldeman and Elirliclunan. Out of Copk> NsSer%icc soared over a dollar pound, will and since 1tsia and others tons of the red metal for 1974, this came the decision to fire not the pair Petersen had suspected be received by Chile remains to called back ships that were but the Copper Corp., the of running the cover-up but the counsel who was helping the SANTIAGO—The new, free be seen. Chilean copper is paid bringing bought-and-paid-for governmcntagencyponsibl prosecutors make their case. Chile seems to be going ahead for at a pri ce calculated on a cargoes to Chile, it may be that for the management of the The President dictated to Ehrlichman a letter of resignation with its first important formula based on the London the copper will never be paid nationalized mines, is being for Dean and then called in Dean arid asked lam to sign it. Dean economic objecti ve, to increase Metal Exchange price at the For, cautious—In public at any refused, saying he was "not willing to be the White house copper prod uction, and wi th it, ti me of arrival of the ship. Current average monthly rate — and forecasting only scapegoat for Watergate." to start paying off its debts. Some of Chile's shipments output could give the large 750,000 tons. The grand Jurors believe that the President tried to thwart During the First nine months De an, who presumably was cooperating with th e prosecutors in of 1973, the live "big" mines O7'7yj 44/N57 Dib-q,,% /i1WM.i' 171' g the hope of getting immunity For himself. For on April 17, the averaged only 45,000 tons per President issued a Watergate announcement declaring: month, which would have given "lhaveexpresdto the appropriateauthoriusmyew them on ly 4O,000 tons for the no year, Just over half the million importance in the Administr a ti on sh ould be given Immunity from tor1t hadn prograiimned çtiticrn" for that )ear. Meanwhile, he asked Petersen for more specifies about Dean's Copper production had been confessions and other information gathered by the prosecutors, frittered away by Marxist He resisted the pressure to remove Haldeman and Ehrlichman political management of the until April 30th w hen he finally felt compelled to apt their mines, by "prod uction coinresignations, mittees" that were fighting to Rut on nationwide TV, he called them "two of the finest public oust the antigovernment servants It has been my privilege to know. " In another statement unions. by party committees issued by the White House he praised them still more. which called the men to protest "Throughout our association," he said, "each of these men has demonstrated a spirit of selflessness and dedication that I have and rebbing the men of their seldom seen equalled." recreation hours by calling After they left the White House, he met with their lawyer and them to political gatherings. permitted Haldeman to monitor the controversial White house After the Sept. 11 revolution tapes that had been denied to th e courts. For a short term, they toppled President Salvador / even kept their limousine privileges and arrived in a White House Allende, the Marxist bosses limousine for questioning by the grand Jury. were ousted. Some of them, as The sealed grand Jury evidence, according to our sources, l Arc t— in the case of Chuquicamata also implicates the President mine, headed for the border In a silence of the Watergate defendants. Their demands for money company auto, with the con. were discussed at a March 29th meeting in the President's office. tents of the company safes In Dean testified that he told the the back. could run $1 million. Nixon told him "that was no problem," swore Dean, "and he also looked over at Haldeman and Technical management took repeated over once again at all levels, the same statement." and the results were seen by Haldeman agreed under oath that the President had said .. yearend. The monthly average for the fast quarter ofl.went President had added: "That would be wrong." The grand jury, up to 69,000 tons, to pull up the which had access to the White Ho use tapes of the meeting, year's total to almost 620,0(X) charged that Haldeman had lied about this. tons for the five big mines. Here are oth er incidents that raise questions in the minds of the grand Jurors about President Nixon; Chilean copper mines, by the As early as July 6, 1972, then-FBI chief Pat Gray warned way, are divided into three the President that "people on your staff are trying to mortally groups, large, medium and wound you in the Watergate case." Gray testified that, "Frankly small, according to their basic I expected the President to aske me some questions for two weeks output, &M each has a diffemt after that." But Nixon never bothered to ask whkh Ides wm . setup. - •• . hurting him. * How much of the bonaa _________________________________________________ —The President ordered Petersen not to fol low up on discovery th at Watergate conspirators had also been involved the 1971 burglary of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, "That's a national security matter," Nixon allegedly said. "You op stay out of that." ne,sspsper Ann Rile y $ - Report American Free implicated in the Watergate cover-up, according to informed sources. Most damning was his action after hearing the evidence against his three closest advisers H. H. Haldeman, John Ehrlichnian and John Mitchell. The case against the trio was laid out for the President on April 15th by then-Attorney General Richard Kleindlenst and Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen. They presented most of the evidence which has now become the basis for the grand jury indictments. Our sources say Petersen also warned the President that it looked as if Haldeman and Ehrlichman had direc d a crimi na l cover-u p, Pe tersen advised the President to fire Haldeman and Ehrllchjnan but urged him NOT to fire his counsel, John Dean. Petersen explained that Dean was cooperating with the presence. military and managerial, at the canal. from their own giveo at s "New fife Olaic," put $500 down and pays $50 a are seeking the names of other death was lLsted as gas ganMrs. Hooper is one of 12 month for the injections, which people who were given the osteopath Dr. Robert Peterson were blurred outlines. I knew I grene and sepsis decay originapatients contacted by the Fort are made by straining the Fetus sheep cell injections during cured her diabetes and saved was going to die." the flag in the left buttock. Myers News Press who have and mixing the result with a past six months, her life with Injections made But le County authorities Officials are also t:to me the defense of Peter. salt solution. from sheep fetuses. say they are probing the pos3i The Tampa fireman, George vLtigating the death of Texas son, 50. "I wasn't even able to sweep Sacco. 39, was treated ,i 'I wouldn't be alive right bilitythattheJanuarydeathjof t the insurance magnate Arthur She has been Peterson's the floors here today if It wasn't for God a Texas millionaire and before I took it, but clinic and died Jan. 22 after he Heed, 50, who died at the clinic lk Patient for 10 years and says now I can do all my work," she was transferred to the Miami in January, and Dr. Peterson," Mrs. H Tampa fireman were caused by she never asked for another said. per, 51, said. "I almost died Peterson's sh Heart Institute The cause of eep cell Injections doctor's diagnosis. She says she The Lee County investigators WE HAVE STATE FORMS 7- for a long period of continued U.S. unthinkable, no matter how much we sympthize FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) - three times (corn diabetes. I Sally Hooper says Fort Myers was nearly blind, all I could see I WASHINGTON — President Nixon's "guilty behavior00 convinced the Wagate rand Jurors last summer that he was never undertake such a project by themselves. There is little point in even discussing a new treaty with Panama that does not recognize the need Says Sheep Shots Saved Life ToDAY Convinced' Tuesday, March 12, 1974-5A AO1_ FLORID % and increasing traffic. The Panamanians could demagogic politics of the Republic of Panama is Pan The Sanford Herald with the aspirations of the Panamanian people as "maximum chief." Using the Canal Zone issue as a propaganda weapon for villifying the idea of surrendering it to the volatile and Jack AnciGrson Grand Jurors P Energy Crisis Called Scapegoat VINCENT, JR.. Chief Photographer Home Delivery --- -- \ TELEPHONE 322 26)1 300N FRENCH AVE. Panama ( ana l with Gen, Omar Torris wielding the real power Panama and the United States finally have cleared tile way for substantive negotiations to begin for a new t reat), covering the operation a nd ,t. Negotiate IZZ ~ t -- March 12, 174 Tuesday, Panama - Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 p lii Civic ('enter; Semi nol e high Interact Club Sla ve Day. Out to lunch , -Spaghetti supper and white April 5 speeds. elepha nt auction, 48 p.m. i Chicken bar be que t Sanford fl vehicle can go about 50 media center, IdylIwilde miles on one charge. Estimated School. Proceeds to purchase Police Benevolent Building, al ong lake front, starting at I operating coats are one-ha lf playground equipment. p.m. cent per mile. ____________________ ____ SPECIAL SO&L1e6 KARNS, 2 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, maShed POlatoes and gravy, Cole $ slaw and a hot butter tashn' biscuit. si SOValtri + TAX 11am "ISp m Limit? !105S, Park Avenue 60% 111jadim 25 A. G. E.NCY Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322.5762 .2ou6 ReCOO FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11A .M. IlL 9P.M. FRI. & SAT. IlL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) Sanford �v•,..._s._, .uiIIzI ur uuii enricn our .. "Don ' t hunk it ouhuiiiak' ,_ uv(s. hide Is a weal th of it i n an interesting area, much of it. little deaf lipreaders rate the public this to the general corn. DEAR WANTS: If you're a happily married registered nurse with a family, hy dig around in IS-)ear-old records to unearth that which hasn't given you any trouble since? If )ou'rr not satisfied to let sleeping dogs He, have an Illinois attorney investigate it let yo MUNNOWN i IuII uII. IaI IMMEMIN . !III DEAR ABBY: Please settle a disagreement between another 1 i man and me. She insists that there is no such i III I I I I i rrmn thing as a platonic relationship between a man and a MEN woman. She says that given time and the right set of circumstances man and roman are bound to end up In a sexual relationship. I say she's wrong What do you say? BESS MEN -a a IIIII MMENN IIIr _____________________________ DE.%R liE'S: I sa that ant, omzn sho subscribes fi this theory Is admitting that she Is Incapable of holding — Interest of a mu without bringin g sex into it. DEAR ABBY: Help! We have an argument! We have the etily phone In a rural area. Naturally, we allow our neighbors to make occasional calls on our phone. A neighbor, who Is of foreign extraction, came over and asked to use our phone to call her husband. She spoke to him In her native tongue. I had another neighbor here visiting me at the time. After the caller left, the visiting neighbor said she MUNNIM POLLY'S POINTERS DEAR OHM: You i,rrc' IP.S. I hope you didn't tell your visitor anything you didn't want repeated. She sounds like a busybody.] CONFIDENTIAL TO "ENGAGED TO A SAILOR FOR ELEVEN YEARS": You are not "engaged." Sister. You are permanently Problem? You'll feel better It you get It off ysur chait. For a pee.saai reply, write to ABBY: Bus N.. 07111.L.A.. Call. NSØ Lade,e shaped. selJ-addressed evthpe Pbom Fir Abby's b.sklet, "How to Have a Lovely wis," Md $1 to Abigail Van Barn, lIZ [ashy I) CAL Hak. u. brings a plea Polly's Problem typical bray of the donkey or Ring on table ____________ - a saucer. The surface is clouds- and there are rings cvi dentiv caused by the saucer' running over when the plant'was watertd, I know there has been a remedy for this in the column but it was a long time ago. I do not remember what it was. l'lea.e, someone tell me what to do — MRS. E.W. DEAR POLLY — MY l't't Peeve is with the manufacturers wh'i use thread that fades on the garments they make. I re' centI bought a pair of white pants, wore them once washed them in co (1 Water with soap and yellow lines faded from the seams on to the jants. Perhaps someone would know how to remove this. — lNt)1. t)E,I( I'OLL' and Helen — Venetian blind slats can be painted but I would suggest taking the blinds apart for best results. This is not too difficult. Underneath the bottom rail are clips that cover the knots of the cord that run down through the slats. Remove the clip. and knot and pull the cord Out of the slats but leave it nitthe head or %ou may gel in trouble. Slide each slat out and hang them on a wire to get to easily. Use a good enamel for WOOd slats and metal paint for metal slats. When they are completely dry slide ack into the slats being careful to get the cord first to one side of the ladders and then to the other. — RUBY, a DEAR HELEN— If you decide to paint your blinds while they are hanging exercise the utmost care to be sure even* angle Is painted, This will mean lilting slats this wa and that. Unless you are verb professional sou may have to hu , •_-s new tapes when flnishe1. 1101.1.1'. DEAl! I'()LLV — I have started to go to college' again and ever minute' counts. My dryer has saved me so much iron' ing but I was never satisfied with the side and inside seas I...I•_ - ._--,-.-- —. -- SM. - from the Carroll Rtar institute On iu iiuit s trousers. iner nail had a puckered look even with the pulling and smoothing I did. always wanted to touch them up with the iron. Recently 1 took his trousers out of the dryer at the almost dry stage and with PRESSURE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1.3, 1974 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Plan your future in a definite and determined fashion in am., and think through the best campslgr' pcsslble to attain your most cherished longings, bu t postpone action until pin. ARIES ( Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You can handle those dudes that are pressing durin g a.m., then m ee t with others for your finest purposes. Make plans with mate In am. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20 Know w ha t partners want of you, then you can work on new plan. Something crops UP In *iii. that shows how to proceed on an important matter, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Echedule yo ur time well 50 YOU cangetmuch accomplished in a,m but rfl. the afternoon for talking matters over with associates. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Plan your amusements; for the coming days early and get right Into the work ahead of you. Show liking for others. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Ha ndle home affairs conscientiously before running off to amusement, with congenlals. Get Into functional monetary affairs. VIRGO (Mg. 22 to Sept. U) Get I__•• your business operating uuv / ~v BUGS BUNNY —. ROSALYN SPENCER, PROJECTS CHAIR MAN . Planning fantastic free festival . (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) another be tter; to demonstrate are member organizations of how a community can work the Council Arts and Sciences together, pooling th eir talents and many others who make and resources for the good of cultural contributions to the all; to serve all ages, children community. to seniors, and the family unit; of and in ..nlnrø the 'r.ni.... potential of a growing, vital community's needs, Who? ------ -, -- ---•- Television Ir - LIP[UFUHIUICVCflUUUTW the four days will include TUESDAY CAPTAIN EASY concerts, recitals, exhibits, film.s, plays, poetry, sculpture, DeBARY — DeBary DELTONA DUPLICATE DELTONA — Twelve tables Oink.Oink" is the language Duplicate Bridge Club had 13 of duplicate bridge A Csar. choral groups. Also children's theatre, ' audience participation in environments, f'( ( TV coverage and closed circuit and science departments of four universities. Among the 51) participants In the gigantic "first" are the Mrs. George Physics Department Cats and cows use the "hI" Hazel Anderson and Mrs. Farr, second; Mr. of Frances Henley, second; Mrs. and Mrs. Seminole Junior sound, as in "Meow" a Coll ege who th Franklin Hudson, ird; Mr. Edwin Wachter "Moo." and Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Robert, fourth; will occupy tent 19 with a William Woodlock, third; Fred and Mrs. Sheep Edna Reilly and Betty display "Energy." seem toploy "B" u Peotrow and George Pearsall, KoLsan Several demonstra tions will "BU," In dogs hi (halt fourth; and tied with Mrs. Raymond Mrs. "Bow Wow." show the conversion of nuclear Donald Murphy and Mrs. Eugene energy, solar energy, heat Actually, most of the animal Johnston and 1. H. R. Rosbo. Hackett for fifth place. and bird sounds that we In- rough, fifth. East-west winners were Mrs. energy and mechanical energy East-west winners were Mrs. George Merrill and Mrs. Albert Into electrical energy. A con. terpret with consonants, are E. 0. Evans and Don Mac- Carlgnan, first; Mr. and Mrs. tinuous slide show will acmainly vowels, a PRANK AND tKP4&ST 9~ 71 (34) Man And Environment 3:00 (2) Adam 12 IJCIIIdIIUS palate. These unique anatomical Second-hand item worth more DEPARTMENT of CONSUME EDUCATION * -.. -- \5' (9) Happy Days (24) Bill Moyers Journal (44) Bold Ones DON'T HEED CONSUMER EDUCATION. I'M A NATURAL-BORN CONSUMER. 1:30 (2) Mystery MovIe (3) Hawaii Five-0 (9) MovIes (34) Ame ri ca n River 9:00 (Ii) Monty Nash (21) Black Journal (44) Muvie 9:30 (3) G E Theatre (13) Honey West 10:00 (1) Police Story (9) Marcus Welby (I)) Washington Debates WINTHROP I DAY LOP'G, EVEvBor,-,- BEEN'rA r Me.. \ f•, AND iTS ALL MY I I MOThERS FAthr,, / ' THREANOTHE / \ ONE.' (24) Creativity & Modern Society 10:30 (13) Washington - - -. — • -. .- •.. '.-' I ' rtvr4J YOU EVER 5EEN A 6t4ED 5W5ATH$RT BcOtE? Debates (24) Byline 11:00 (3) News (3) News (9) News (24) Speaking Free ly (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (3) Movie (9) Wide World Of guild da ncers will per. f0 n tn - .., q ch...I... ol p.m.; . and Sunday, at 4:30 p.m. f — Formal Wear RENTALS For Weddings, Proms, etc B.L. Perkins Men's Wear EFIrstSt, Ph. 323.1111 __________ Ti2' f I - ' ' "u' Entertainment (44) Movie 1-00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie (41) News -• -. '• ' BLONDIE _____________________ WEDNESDAY ME THE NEEDLE AND LOOK AROUND fl4REAO1. or Everyone else does STERCHI FURNITURE 1100 French Avenue Easy terms 322.7953 (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (9) Movie (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (24) MisteRogers Ne.hborhood (41) Green Acres 5:15 (1)) Tomorrow Show 5:30 (2) News (3) Green Acres (13) Revelation Generation (24) Electric Company (41) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (2) News (3) News NOW FRIDAY MATINEE Post Time 8 P.M. Matinees Mon., Wed,, Fri., Sat.,1:45p (9) News (I)) Wilts Family (24) Sesame Street (41) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) News (3) News SAIl New Grandstand New Color TV Sorry No One Under I (9) News (I)) Ernest Tubb (41) Hogan's i'leroes 'AflFORDORLRflDO KEflflEL CLUB 10 Miles north of Orlando b.twen Reservation iini as, ' U . Weg Semester 7:00 (2) Today (3) CBS News (9) Bow's Big Top 800 (3) Capt. Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas BEETLE BAILEY Show Mort Walker 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (3) (9) 9 :io (t) 1000 (2) (3) What's My Line' Movie Concentration DInah's Place The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Jeopardy (3) The 110.000 Pyramid (41) Fury 11-00 (2) Wizard Of Odds ') Gambit (9) Split Second (44) Film 11:30 (2) Hollywood . Squares Lee Falk and Sy Barry rtr to (3) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Women Only Ii'55 (3) News AFTERNOON grnvel more 4:00 (2) Somerset (t) Mery Griffin 6-IS (2) Sunshine Almanac (3) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) Spr.nq Street USA (3) Sunrise to in. Life (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (3) The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) How To Survive A Marriage (3) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (44) BuIlwinkie 6 - 00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee ..H1 Your home North was right. The sec- dummy performs his part of the Her weekends, however, are spent traveling to par ti cipate In ond'hand.high play would be dialogue. He (3) The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In M MORNING " n (t) Maude form at the band shell Friday, flncnnh r rp,, j,jPh fl,,,_ £UA.J5JJ1IJ I I.) J UIJ nicely and then enjoy own t'ome and kin. Do Important errands. 4 K 64 Catch up on reading you've neglected. V AK4 a sure winner here. Est t 1O tOurnaments. The captain If you wish to be a yenLIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Handle monetary affairs early • 103 could take his ace, duck or triloquist, therefore, try to "se holds a brown bell in Judo and 4K 5754 before you go out with congenlals. Plan property Improvements. sing a spring song, but he is working to earn her black words that do not contain these belt. Norih'South vulnerable wouldn't set the contract. Get the expert advice you may need. letters: B, F. M. P, V. Wand 1 West North East South wanted a hobby for my W4Pri rTrr,,q, SCORPIO (Oct. 22 to Nov 21) Don't take any chances and And If you public platform spore time that would keep me money matters can be handled well. Talk ti) long-known friends Pays 1e IC ________________________ speakers or radio and TV an- fit. I didn't want the usual and get ideas for your Improvement. Pass 30 Pam 3.N . T'. nouncers wish to Increase the things, so I tried judo, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Morning Is ideal for ram I'am f'am comprehension of your spoken Recently, after reading the Opening lead— planning your future rnth an expert. Then go out the words, omit overhar.glng mo tto of Kelko Fufuda, one of Tb.' bedding 12 recreations you like. Make appearance attractive first. hest ranking women in mustaches, beards and By Oswald 4 James Jacoby CAPRICORN ( Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Listen to what a good friend West North List South 'p°L I have co nie to realmumbling. has to say that Lan be helpful to you. You need more Information I South wa'1'd no time playIN that sbidylng Judo also You a ls I'ass l 2C for sc1n cutlet ixforc you go out socially. ing tlit three of spades trom lam o have an advantage if helps me in being a woman you ha ve thin lips and a cordial mar 24 Pam dummy, spent a lot of time AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Get that dvicaffalr In back in e. The philosophy Is 'Ifl' ready smile, plus crinkly 'yea gentle, kind his play after You, South, hold you quickly, then off wi th the congenials you like to the social considering and beautiful, ,,'t East that help dramatize your let his pa rt ner's eight 4,05654 AxQs3 •AJS•m and strong t*i9i mentally affairs that please you. words. hold. Finally. South played What do you do now? and thyIkaUy," Capt. Smith PIS(IS (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20? Get data needed, then call 111W his own (our of spadea. A—Y"warns to bid, ks oup. Project Yo' words, too, as reca ed. ainst the dLdut wafl, bweW Stuting In IOU, Cop(. Smith you 106Y -- .'nt deuce of spades and East bottI1ni tm deep In your has won awards in bwltatlo,al 17 YOUR ami IS BORN TODAY. . .he or she will be able up his ace this time. East ed TODAY'S QUESTION tournaments in Delaware, throat! a third spade set up his last to absorb a grett dea l of Information dur ing youth. Later. he Instead of responding one North Carolina and Maryland. Send for my two spades. but It di him lit- notiump your partner has iesstarting osin career, this youngster will become highly artlø.i'jte "I'm never satisfied wi th my Platform Strategy," enclosi tic good. South led diamonds pooded two clubs and then bid and can help others to ex pand their interests for beyond their ng performance," the attr active an when West did Ike his two spades uver your two a long stamped, return en' young wonwn added. (b-earns, Mtrh Is indlcattd and the field of Imports-exports ace, he had no "1 know way to get What do you (to -' %'elope, plus cents, that can always b better.! Is especially fine in this chart. Give good spiritual training. Easi (Always write to fir. Crane Ui Strive to become Answer Tomorrow "The Stars impel, they do not ccrnpvl," What you make of cornSouth had to lose a trick at care of this newspaper, ee- petent and successful your life is Largely up to YOU! the finish but was very h?PY closing a i . as well as a judo player, st.mi, Ca,.&J Rigf's hxlIvldujJ Furecazi f or to wind up making our S'C $v for JACOE)! MOOtAW f "I don't believe that I should dresseil eeye zs notrump. book to "Win t B'idg,, - (do Is now ready, Fm your copy send your blrthdate and 1 to CaITOIJ have to settle for being second "Pretty good guess on the th, fle*lpapei), p 0 Boa 489, typIng pn Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. In my endeavors, am not spades, wasn't it?" he chor- Radio City Station, Now York, costs tsbea you seed for one at best what you call NY 70079 ei a fanatic . his boohleta.t fectiorgat. but I do feel that w Consequences (13) Movie ' by Bob Thai'.s We merely read Into those nanghthn, first; Miss Ethel George Miller, second; Mr, and company the experiments. Toward the artistic side, the sounds our own Consonants, as Johnson and Mrs. Abbey Mrs. EverettJenne, third; Mrs. in the quail's whistle, "Bob Rkh8FdSOfl, second; Mrs. Lee Forest Tressler and Mrs. 24 company dancers of Ba llet te Whi ." DiLeo and Mrs. Herbert Arnold SmI th, fourth and Mrs. Guild of Sanford-Seminole will For the quail does not use the Gregory, third; Richard ward Jones and Miss Ruth appear In nine fast-paced "B" sound In "Bob," but w' Stevens and Charles Miner, Poletti, filth. contemporary ballets fourth; and Mrs. Ward Jones just ascribe it to that bitt Play was directed by Mrs. beginning with a lively Country In ancient tisnes, primitive and Mrs. Arnold Smi th, fif th. Richard David. Western, 'Hoedown," and men had very lit tle Language ________________________ ending with the dancers and what they did evolve was climatic version of 'Super. largely vowels s'e1ar sounds ). star". 'VToniaii Marine Applies Judo (9) All My Children (44) Movie 1:30 (2) Three On A Match (t) Az The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives (t) The Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors Or North-south winners were Al North-South winning were Poirer and Mrs. Other fowls may whistle James s. Mabel Peotroe and chirp, while the owl Mrs. McFadden, first; Mrs. Peter may say Albert Coregan, first; Mrs. Burkhalter and "Who.o.o." '' Presents (9) Dragnet (I)) News (24) Woman (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Sale Of The Century (3) Andy Griffith (9) Truth direction of Oscar Crosby. "Err-Err-Err-Err," Is the rooster's a'ow. use of the lips, tongue and soft a- (3) To Tell The Truth (3) Englebert Humperdinck TO Te-. C$r performing and visual arts, sdenceandtechnology,ec,logy and 7 F Ef'T:s&,TFr were inpoly television, a film story of tables in play March 5 under the at the Deltona Woman's Club on Dimensions '74 and art, music March 6. of the hog. Civilized speech thus Is de noted by the way we clip off tw.l. with -• uj "s" EVENING by Crooks & Lawrence Participating In the festival lectures, demonstrations, WASHINGTON (AF) — In. doing the best job in whatever stead of sleeping late, U.S. Ma- Is undertaken — and knowing I ran each leg down the edge of the dryer, sometimes twice on assets of the human race are rine Capt. Gloria Smith is up have done the best — leads to a each leg with emphasis on the seams, This works like a thusoneofllebaalcreasonsfor early so she can perform judo rewarding and satisfy ing life," Chat m and no more need of touching up. Works on knits also. before going to work, she said. the deveIopent of '. rich — JUDY T. The Mar in e Corps' senior spoken language! You will receive a dollar if Polly uses y our favorite tliackwomlnoffcer was ahjgh herselfawoman'sljbe ratlomit, home'maklng idea, Pet Peeve. PoIlv's Pro 1cm or solu's a corollary, however, we school teacher before she but s he says a Woman tion too probenl•Wi'itel'olh lncarco(thisnessspaper. mIghtuy that those poeplew pnd the service, Now she an- peting against men today fall to employ the li ps, tongue steers Coogressbinl letters re- sho uld be well..trained, highly WIN AT BRIDGE and palate very much, are thus celved by th e Equal opu. qualified and willing to do tha' more akin to the guttaral flies branch of her headquar. li ttle bit mo re to s ho w she is as __________ sounds of animals. hers unit. good as, if not better th an, her Deaf li preaders th us would be "I wanted to experience more male co un terpart. oitni "It certainly was, but it was i a great a i d In analyzing public of a feeling of satIsfactIon, The Rockvdle, Md., nati ve totally unnecessary", replied 4Io3 speakers for they can quickly someththg1 could sctmysh says her family is proud of her 76 his partner. • Kq3975 detect the gutteral vs. precise on and gear my energies and efforts in her career and in "I f had only stopped to efforts toward," she said. judo. Eventually, she adds, she +A2 think before playing from lip enunciation. In addition to regular duties, would like to open her own wisi dummj at trick one you i.s-r Ventriloquists are a bugaboo Capt. Smith often travels as a school of judo. 432 would avt' reached over and to llpreaders 4AI97 5 for they corps representative b ,t ,j atte nd played the queen. After that deliberately try to keep their conventions, conferences + All play there would be no way to and + 62 lips immobile while their seminars. 4963 urt you," 4QJ 10 SOUTH I D) area, . tidge Results 1: mule. are by Heimdohl & toffel L. B DCBARYDEUPLCATE there's no time to git another securities he stole (ruin the date. So they agree to go as bank where he's an executive "friends," Meanwhile, Richie's magic is his hobby). Police parents this year's prom have found out about the theft chaperones, and they're not and are just about ready to nab taking any chances. 'They've him when he fades away. Enter cased the and have a map Banacek to track him down, listing the "make-out" spots. 1lIi marching bands choir and "Ee.aw, Ee.aw" Is the specialist's Sister. CARROLL. RIGHTER 'S a far stir- such as voweLs. Their vocal utterances resemble th e speech of a ventriloquist's dummy, being almost devoid of consonants. l)EAII I'OLI.Y top to m expensive thought it was rude of the caller to speak in a foreignble was dainaged by —a The chrysanthemum plant sitting on coffee ha- tongue. I maintained what she said was none of our business. Who is right? CHIMACUM, WASHINGTON speaking speaking talents of clergymen known and other platform orators? Where? "For many teachers, The community endeavor will salesmen and at Loch Haven Park, much gutteral speech and thus take place Rollins Avenue and Highway lose the value of precise 11 P 7.fl A wonderland capturing artinn" action!" me "come to the lair" theme HUMAN SPEECH wi th tents, cafe am and first Our human speech aid area to be featured, passes the vocal utterances of When? birds and animals. How? Dates and time for the By the fact we have movable showcase are March 14.17, from b ps and an agile tongue. 10 am, until midnight. • For example, birds have LI Why? bill that is Fixed and hard. Dimensions '74 is a project to Horses, donkeys, cows, dogs provide the cultural community and cats, lions and other and the public wi th a way to animals employ throat sounds, come together and to know one I' - -- - as an of- appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 ' fV1 (3) Ness (3) Secret Stein' (9) Paswoqd (41) Variety News 17 - 30 (2) Battle () Search For lomorrow (9) News 1715 (2) Nev,s tOO (2) Jackpot (3) News — - Complete $125 Regular 1' Value 3 pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw and hot bisc ui ts. GOOD ALL DAY Limits Iankgxxfrs torthegoodnes of 7ou$ , 0Qe FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL9 P. M. FRI & SAT, TIL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (HI-way 17-92) Sanford �ØA—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, March 12, 1974 'I • 1 a $1:. ___ March 29 Deadline RENT For Property Taxes I Th NCR 1OKoy 10 II . ir. 1 GIRL SCOUT from Eastbrook and iiglt o l art. . I.tuiicheti (;11-1 Scout \Vct. Saturday with a luncheon at Florida Technological University sponsored by Zeta Technological Tao Alpha sorority. Putting petals on the Tl )( )PS - Energy Crisis Toll Rises W 1, 1973." By RON WELLS Copley News Service 68 _ '< I H' Persons transferring property since Jan. I, 1973 should have made agreements as to who was to pay this year's tax. "In the event you did not receive a tax bill for property purchased after Jan 1, 1973,' ltiy said, "you will have to The brief, officious :newhat apologeuc note inHTiJrT' side the gas and electric bill read: Dear Customer: 'S e I rregret to inform you that due to increasing fuel costs and a marked decrease in total customer consumption, your Kills 2 gas and electric company is forced to raise your rates. This is done in order to help meet ongoing expenses and continue MIAMI (API — Two men Plans for future expansion. All were killed outside a Cuban this is done In an attempt to nit club here early today by a bring you better service and gunman who forced one of his _____ greater comfort. Sincerely, _______ victims to kneel on the sidewalk Your Gas and Electric Co." before firing a bullet into his As I sat in the corner of my eyes in red and blue ink, giving slowed down and turned off. I The vision passed and left me head, police said. den under the dim glow of a 40. it an air of good old American was happy to do my part, even stunned and alone in my den, The victims were identified watt light bulb where once I had patriotism, the scent of fresh- if it did mean mild cases of under the dim glow of a 40-watt as Arnoldo Duran, about 40, and basked under the homey baked apple pie and the glow of frostbite and pneumonia. bulb. Cans Huh, 30, a uniformed radiance of a 100'wau beacon,! motherhood. But as I reached for the chap I don't remember much after security guard at the Uceo Club felt an uncontrollable urge to "Nothing second class about Stick my gaze riveted on one that. My loving wife, Susan, in the southwest section of the switch on the color television, my gas and electric company," phrase of the message which I apparently entered the room city. turn the thermostat up to 72 I murmured while adjusting my had merely passed over In my only minutes afterwards. Bias Rodriguez, 35, was degrees and lip on a few more knee-length wool socks and first reading. She had been In the kitchen charged with two counts of first lights, tucking the cuffs of mittens it read: "...and a marked filling hot water bottles to put in degree murder and three p I _ J Gunman I __ In Miami Using all the willpower I under the elastic cuffs of my decrease In total customer the bed since we had removed counts of attempted murder in could muster Iflnaliy managed parka. consumption, your gas and our electric blanket as another the shootings. to suppress this foolhardy "They're really thinking electric company is forced to energy conservation step. Police gave the following acdesire for pointless, open about my well-being through raise your rates." count of the slayings: duty this energy crisis. mind recoiled and later told me she found Rodriguez approached Duran conserve energy at all costs, "Here they are sending their stumbled blindly back into the me clutching a tiny American after allegedly Firing and missBesides the warm, heavy buyers and geologists all over past to a time when shortages flag close to my breast and ing at three patrons leaving the Afghan I had wrapped around the world in attempts to get fuel were something experienced by staring blankly straight ahead club about 3 a.m. me had entangled my feet at the best price," I mused, as! other countries but not the while I mumbled, "...going and 'Kneel down," he ordered making any sudden attempts at stifled a sneeze. "So I can't kick United States, coming, going and coming. Dunn, who was getting into his walking more than a little about paying a higher rate. When it ceased its retreat It They got us going and car with two women. Rodriguez hazdot. After all, they're paying more transmitted a vision, a vision of coming..." then allegedly fired his sawed. "Ab, who wants to go rum- than double what they paid for red, white and blue on a grade off 30 caliber carbine Into his maging through a dark house fuel six months or a year ago." of thick, white bond paper that Our family physician wasn't head at point-blank range. .nywav," I rationalized and An euphoric sense of bore a message of bountiful, the least bit surprised or puz"lie practically blew the began pondering the obvious dedication to duty swept over Inexpensive energy and the zied by the account of my man's head off," said homocide and hidden meanings of the me as I clapped my hands admonishment to use energy revelation and Its chilling at. detctive Walter Martinez. utility company's merage, together and rubbed my legs to for comfort and pleasure tereffects. Ruiz was shot and killed as he The message was printed on a get the circulation going again, because the more that was He reassured me I would be ran from the club to investigate grade of thick, white bond I, like millions of other used, the lower the over-all all right and prescribed a mild the shooting. paper. It =M& to my straining Americans, had cut back, customer rates would be. tranquilizer. Police arrived on the scene — - and wrestled the Suspect to the ground. County Board To Investigators said there was Name Renaissance Concert no apparent motive in the shooting spree. defiance of my patriotic to whole My Two New Area Schools She Scheduled March 20 The Seminole Count) &hl 14 4 and lunn room financial The University of Florida The Sanford appearance of Board will meet at 7:30 pm. report for Feb. 1974. Itennaissance Ensemble will the Ensemble Is another Wednesday in the courthouse at Personnel--Stewart Gatchel, perform in concert at the First program arranged by Project Sanford and will name the two director of personnel — Presbyterian Church, 301 Oak "GREATEST", Seminole schools it recently authorized Instructional and non- Avenue, Sanford, Mirch 20 at Junior College. Admission is for construction. instructional recommendatl- 7:30 p.m. The performers are free and open to the public. The board will name the new otis. students of the University -'-__- -elementary school to be built in Bids — Roger Harris, directed by John Mitts, a MOVING CAN Winter Springs and the new director of purchasing— member of the music depart- G unmen high school tentatively referred electrical supplies, Pine Crest ment faculty. BE A REAL to as Lake Howell 111gb. airconditloning. electrical The ensemble consists of School Supt. William P. supplies, Sanford Middle air musicians playing historical Blind Bishop Layer will report to the board conditioning and drafting, and ant-lent instruments and HEADACHE! on a 10-acre parcel of land in the Ovicdo, gives about 30 concerts a year. IIOUS1ON, TeL iAPi Barclay Woods area being Pupil Personnel — Andrew Music selected is pee-sixteen Bishop John L. Morkogsky of considered as a site for a Future Bracken, director of Adm. hundred and is often p'rntj the Galveston-Houston Roman school. services - expulsion, in costume of the period. Some Catholic diocese has been For fast relief of the instruments used are Winded in one eye by gunmen call the AGENDA f.IflflfRY CLUES IN flutes, recorders, rinks, sack. who broke mlii his borne ON .I1ElilixK HOLMES buts, reeds, strings and Superintendent's Report — TORONTO API — The To. keyboard instruments. Police said today that no anWilliam P. Layer rontu library board announced Among their many concerts, rests have been made. Administrative appointments. that it had bought 69 letters the ltennais.sance group has nnetr,r,Ic (- ,vl cnt',.n r.,n.aA AND ENERGY TODAY WHiLE SAViNG YOUR FOR TOIIORROW. In these days of uncertainties, shortages and long lines, it's nice to know there are still some effortless ways to save money. Florida Federal Savings wants to help you prepare financially for tomorrow, and to make it as easy for you as possible. Here are some of our time-and-energy-saving plans and how they work. TREE POS!E. Use our handy postage-paid envelopes to make savings deposits by mail. V/eli return your receipt by return mail. No gas-consuming trips. And no lines to stand in. I1IPIDPIa1T1C PIORTGAGE PAYPIENTS. ' NEW YORK lAP) - hank have Aaron In the starting line. Mathews. accordance with the pattern of the present time, but the 'no will be in the up for at least two of the Cm. "I have had a number of dLs- his use in 1973, when Atlanta Braves' opening day cinnsitl games. he started comment' holds for both me cusslons with Bill Bartholomay approximately two line-up after all. of every and Eddie Mathews," Davidson The Braves' slugger has 713 about his February announce- three Braves games." said. That became a near certainty lifetime home runs, one behind ment regarding henry Aaron," Monday when Baseball Corn- Ruth, Kuhn said, "Although he has However, Eddie Robinson, Aaron started two of the first missioner Bowie Kuhn disAaron said he had no cornadvanced some substantial of the Braves, arthree games last season against vicepresident approved the Braves' an. ment on Kuhn's ruling, but guments in support of his an. Houston and appeared in 120 said he was surprised by plan to have the 40- added: nouncement, he has not been games, some of theni Kuim's statement as a pinch year-old slugger sit out tte "I've said all I can say about able to persuade me that the hitter. He batted .301 with 40 "Bill Rartholoinay and I have opening three-game series in It. I may have something to say procedure he wishes to follow is homers and 96 runs batted in. talked since Cincinnati April 447 and go later, but the ruling today.he's the commissiongood for baseball. tie said, 'and I think there will alter Babe Ruth's all-time er of baseball. I suppose, and I "As a result, I have advised A the Braves' training camp be a rornnicnt forthcoming, record of 714 home runs In At. have to abide but by the rules " him that I am disapproving the in West Palm Beach, Fla., Don not at this time. We lant.a when the Braves open at may have a Bill Bartholomay, the announcement and that, bar. Davidson, assistant to Bar- statement, but not home April 8 now. It's a Braves' chairman of the board, disability. I will expect the tholomay, said the club's ticklish thing, and I think w In a terse statement, Kuhn was unavailable for comment, ring Braves to use Aaron In the virtually ordered the reaction was "no comment." should be prepared before we Braves to as was Atlanta Manager Eddie opening series in Cincinnati in flartholomay is traveling at make a statement Aaron apparently 4 checking account, no matter what bank you use. Designate an additional amount to be deposited to your Florida Federal savings account, too, if you wish. Ask about TRAN$MAT!C SENiOR CITI!N5. Have your social security check deposited directly 'IGolfi ng H JUCO Division Play;' IA-Round7 These Games Count I By John Cherwa It seems as if another new sport is challenging golf as the top participant sport. First lt was ntS now it' s streaking. This.j ti e though it looks as If we can m!x the two sports together For those of you who don't know what streaking is let me explain. Streaking is when you take off all sour clothes except maybe your shoes and ski mask and run naked. By now you must be asking what this is doing in a golf column, What's All This About? Someone tod me, confidentially of course, that a local pro went streaking down the First fairway at his own course. You might want to ask your friendly pro if it %as he so I don't have to "expose", the culprit in my column. Back to more serious terms, the SJC golf team moves back in *to divisko n II play today when they travel to Florida Junior College In Jacksonville. Upcoming matches include Valencia on the 14th at home, then three away matches on the road. First to Central Florida Junior College in Ocala, Daytona Beach Cornmunity College and lake Sumter Community College. They return hom e on March 2llo play Florida Junior College Last year the golfing Raiders finished In second place in Division If play. They lost four matches all to nationally ranked teams. The main opposition for Seminole will come from Valencia and Lake City. Coach Larry McAdam reports that this year's team is the strongest ever. The member's of the team are Robert Ashby, Bill Knapp' Robert Stockman. John Harkins, Victor Richburg, Tony Harvey, and Bud Thayer. Not One Spectator Speaking of competitive golf, while talking to Lyman golf coach Dick Copeland the I found out that in his tenure as golf coach they have not had one spectator watch them. Naturally 40 he doesn't include members of the press as spectators so it would only be fitting to set' sonic people at the golf matches of local high schools and SJ('. On the subject of Lyman, the team moved into Metro Conference competition Friday with a resounding victory over Orlando Boone. Today they play host to Evans at Mid Florida Country Club. Al Kelley Moves PAY 'YOURSELF FIRST: Have a specified amount deducted regularly from your paycheck to be deposited to your Florida Federal passbook savings account. Instead of saving what's left over after bill-paying, yu'1l in effect be paying yourself first. And earning high interest, too. Speak to your employer about a • Mid Florida has undergone a few changes in the last few weeks with former pro Al Kelley moving over to 1)ubttred Country (lub in Orlando. The people who run Mid Florida have decided that club pro and greenskeeper are unncccessar. Mike (hamisstillaroundbut is nota "pro"assuch. Again a reminder that ieoah Country Club on S.R. 43-I in Winter Springs will now be open for memberships. Before, you had to own a condominium to get a membership. Sheoah has to be onc-oftheclassleroursesinCentralp'lorida.An). co thath a former Mayor as a starter has to be classy. Alter seven laborcus weeks Rogers' Rules of Taurnament May 13 finally winding down. The last Installment In this eight part series goes as such: it a habit and you'll never miss it. And it'll be there whenever you need it. Another Goofy Rule "A putted ball that reaches the brink of the cup arid hang' there for want of a half or quarter turn to cause It to drop, shall l deemed to have made that turn and duly dropped, providing however, the player has indicated by bodily contortions and gestures that he was genuinely desirous of this result. Likewise, to elimina te complaints to the effect that the ball "so close you could have blown it in" the player in such a case shall rlace himself behind the ball anti blo%%, If the ball drops, it , ,hall be deem ed to have been holed out properly." Just a note that If you have any question, comments or suggestions about, for or against Golfing A Round, write tome in care of the Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. I picked up a little static on my columns about the various people you meet at a golf tnament. ow Although not all the comments were good I vies Remember, accounts at Florida Federal Savings are insured up to $2O,O by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, L__i.._i t By DOUG STOIItJM tenders Brevard, now out of combinations fr Herald Staff Writer Melbourne. division play I le rott'r h,r Fir practically all 22 Florida St. Petersburg, Florida been trimmed from 28 to O 105.05 MILES PER HOUR OF CYCLE junior college baseball teams, College, liilLsborough, Polk and players this week and are the party's over and it's time (;lA()\1,\ AG()STINI and 29-year -old from Bergoma, Italy. is used to to South Florida round out planning on settling down with get down to business. Division Ill, capturing world championships in motorcycle racing, thirteen to be a fairly standard line-up for the This week marks the Although Division I boasts the remainder of the season exact, but it wasn't until last weekend when Agostini took first in the beginning of inter-division play defending state champs and Daytona 200 at the Daytona International Speedway that he won his Defensive errors have spelled for Seminole Junior College and runner's up Chipola doom for the Raiders, but are first U.S. race. lie finished 4:3 seconds ahead of defending American Valencia Cortununity College, Division IV is showing some expected to tx- eliminated when champion Kenny Roberts of San Carlos, Calif., both aboard Yamahas. Division II contenders, as well real talent in Miami-Dade the regular line-up is installed. as other teams around the North, and Miami l)ade's Jay Isler, Gary Jacobs, Jim state. Downtown campus club. Roth Joiner, and Dwayne Gray have The Raiders take a sagging 6- schools have gotten a head start been leading the hitting attack 7 record to Edison Community In division play and own 7.0 and for the Raiders. College ll)ivlsion IV at Ft. 5-2 conference records Nick Brady and Bill Dodd are Myers today for a respectively. scheduledtostart the two seven doubleheader, and face Other Division IV schools are inning gaines at Edison and Valencia Thursday at Matador MiamI Dade South, Broward lefthander Bob Meadows is Field in what is being featured (.7entral. Edison. Indian Ifiver scheduled to start against as possibly the best indication arid Pain Beach Atlantic. Valencia, of which team will capture the Both Seminole and Valencia Meadows suffered a cut in the division II crown. Other teams started out strong this season palm of his pitching hand prior in the division are Central but the Raiders have lost their to a scheduled The start against St. Seminole Count)' lake Brantley, aching from a against Father Lopez—Ward Florida Community College at last rime out of ten, four losses Petersburg last weekend that baseball stew gets stirred today four-game losing streak and a fired a one-hit shut out and Ocala, Florida JC at to four year school s and are 12. required two stitches to close, as three county teams set out to sore 14 record on a tough walked only two while recurJacksonville and St. Johns 15 overall. Valencia reeled off but is expected tobeready later find winning ways in the early schedule, meet the Higianders ding five strikeouts. The Lions River, nine straight wins following an this week. high school baseball season. from Lake Highland pushed across single runs inthe Last year's state champs, opening day loss and then Valencia Is led by hard Preparatory School at Tinker first and sixth Innings to sup. Seminole High School takes a Gulf Coast of Panama City suffered two losses in a row, but hitting catcher Field this afternoon. Armando plemnent the sophomore's heads up a small, three team they use a hard tatting offense Leonardo who is cracking the 2 overall and 0-1 Big Eight mound work. Paul Warren and Conference record into battle in Division I that includes Chipota to produce about eight runs per ball for a .600 plus average, Dave Bernosky who gave up Russ Leist have been leading and a 4 p.m. home contest against Community College and game, while their defense has hit safely in every gariie surging DeI.and. The Bulldogs only three hits to the Oak Ridge Oviedo's hitting attack. Pensacola, allows Just four per contest, this season. Ken lk'rger, Pioneers in last week's 5-3 loss, have been beaten only one time Division III holds always Seminole head coach Jack Wise and Jim Seagraves Sonny IS expected to start on the round to date The Patriots, under second according to Seminole tough Manatee at Bradenton Brade Pantelias has been juggling his is out the hitting leaders for the for the Seminoles. Mays year coach Red Washington, baseball mcntor. Jerry Mays. mound : 'l 't.itr , ii; I' see all possible Matadors remarked that Bernosky pit- has hitting from shortstop Oviedo will be trying to even ched well enough to win against Henry Branson, who is slugging up their 2-3 slate when they the Pioneers and pointed out at a .350 clip and sometimes travel to Winter Garden to face that the Tribe's biggest power from cleanup man Steve Lakeview High, In the Lions' problem is not having a con- Hargis. I' fr-' fl 'ktent hitter T'. Expected to get the startle, Jo P.t'nton and Jeff Patton nod Is Doug Fowler, who will b shown signs of developing on the mound the first time this i nto that much needed clutch season, latter but have slumped in The Pats have had trouble several games. Catcher Shaun . O'Brien also showed signs of getting their hits in the power when he clubbed a two. unguarded spots, say obrun homer to beat Lyman servers, and pitching has been earlier this year but had the Spotty with last year's star tables tu ned last week when performer Keith Bebout Lyman's Bob Costantine drove struggling under a i-a mark, " a solo biast oser the barrier to compounded by erratic supend an extra inning ball game port 6V The Associated Pre%% between the two schools. Friday, the Brantley nine Monday't a % Atia n, 1. Pe * York (Al o tackles Daytona Seabreeze at ctv i c'ncrat i Oviedo Coach [)ale Phillips home in a return engagement. '4' ''°"" °''' _i. has a promising pitching March 1, the Sanderabs ceked tc* Yoh IN) 3. LosAnQeIrs 3. ii 4.4. prospect in young Lee Ward. In ou t a 5-2 decision against the Mo.'Ireal 9. M,npesota 0 Oviedo's most recent win Pats . — - Tribe, Patriots Hos 0I L'io o n s Take The Tra'111 .- -.-- -- .' . I _. .,, I_,_ -- ' . 'fr . . .ie Exhibition Baseball Sc h ed u I e ' ' - , , , ' . - - . - . . .. . - - - . G m, - . ' - - ...- .,. . . . • " I .. , ' V — . . , - _ ., CP'caq IA) 6, P.ttsburQh Detroit 3. Si Lout 3 CP'caqo IPO 10, Cat'Iorn. C - . I\ ' Ye,at 9 ' r'1or 44 When you make your monthly Florida Federal you like deposited to your savings account, Make I . thereby eliminating fear of loss, theft and those mortgage payment, simply add on the amount S ?1 long lines at the beginning of the month, PIGGYBACK, : • to your Florida Federal passbook savings account Florida Federal Payroll Savings Plan. j . Have your monthly Florida Federal mortgage payment deducted automatically from your 1'7i--)B 41 '51 SC MI UT T ri.;d.,r rh The Hammer Will 'Abide Rule 0 As Kuhn Orders Appearance II ILECTRIC Current payment of real request in writing a tax bill for _______ estate and tangible personal your1f." Ai$ MICIIN property taxes must be made Hay said daily transfers from by 5 p.m. March 29 to avoid the public records are being penalties, Seminole County Tax applied to the 1974 tax roll, 1 • monm I Collector Troy Hay said today, the 1973 tax roll. and apply rental -Ray said under Florida law I Property owners with towald purchase p the Wes become delinquent on questions on real estate or 1' price of$t59.50 April 1, In accordance with an tangible personal property opinion by the State Atty. taxes can contact the tax JIM General, General, March 29 will be the collector's main office in the last day to pay taxes in person Sanford courthouse or the without penalty, since March 31 branch office in the Seminole 61 — 131 1MIP is on Sunday this year. Plaza Shopping Center in However, taxes paid by mail Casselbey. I will be accepted as current if I ' the envelope bears a March 31 postmark. There will be a three per cent pialty April 1 on all unpiad real estate taxes and a one per cent penalty on all unpaid tangible personal property WEEK OBSERVED taxes. The taxes have been da isv emblem for Juliet ft Lowe World payable since last November with discounts, Ray said. l'ri elitist] if) Fund - are i I to r Janice Kotkjr To "State law holds an inTroop 759; Jennifer Smith, Troop 428; Erin responsible for the Poole, Troop 737; Sherry Pritchard, Troop 472; payment of his taxes even and Kelly Montegnv, Troop 759. though he might not have 'W 'UR herald Photo by Joan Rabb TiME received the bill," Ray said ..The tax roll we are now collecting is for taxes as of Jan. r''. Li . . . W .'•''' '•' . ' ':- -.' Ilk 4 I, •" • • ' 1. - ?•ø - - ' 0.ikiarw . I I Ca(Io,na 3 Tuesday's Gain,t Atlanta '.s II!!IS Ji R (h. na t e Arcj,'It s ( ncnnat Arjø .* - 6 N. BREAKING OFF THE CURVE BALL SAM SWI\ NGEU, righthander For the Semn junk' -Junior College Raiders s1l't-tches otit as lie delivers ;in offering to a LAC Tar Ifeel in last Su Sunday's game m the Raiders lost 64. Swanger left the game leading 4-3. .. • ' Mnp,,iota s HouSton at CCKOA 6 Iostor, Vt New York (N) at 5' l'.'tetburq, Fla Pr.Iadc'Ipta vs 0"?P ,, . kI6ISd. na (P—ago ( IA I vs PIttbrgh 0 14racefilon, Fla Si Lou's v% Chicago IM a, '.,rata, na 1k' has been offered scholarships to several lotir year colleges and two Sjn MOWvt (hcao N' SioflsOa!e. Ar, major league teams have been scotiting him closely. lra.sco vs 004ind ,o kdn Wis. Ar -t 1 lt'rald Photo by John Cherwa I .if'5 '. Ci vi N,'* York (A A& dbite 14 : - -' ' -- �* -im - -- .1 - - -- - - -. - .-•- -=-_- - 1 .-- 2B-The Sanf ord Herald P . -. . - - i - .. - -- • - __ - t •. I. - - S • . -- -• _-,----.- - - :- - - .- • . - . -. -- £ - a& - . - • - II rni4,iI (ifI7 IIIItoo a" N Ae C,,.1. - -4;m %u The Sanford Herald BYJRICHAR I :. ___ LSfl_ Not many people go to watch Special Olympics, and Saturday at Lyma n High School was no exception, but th ose that did show up were the ones th at counted. Seminole County's young a thletes , boys and girls, were on hand and th ey were the people th at mattered. _4~~"" 'Divorced' Dick Liwtnn, Hopper, Pinecrest, MUIWa, Milicce, ('roo:iis, I'akii. Fcrest City and Sanford Grammar School were on htnd for the competition. SCHOOL the embarrassment of piloting liever John Morlan. their Violet spring debut and Joe Cronin Monday's hltless wonders. own from Gene Tenace. Mi4ody White Elsewhere, Vada Pinion didn't veto it. Amanda Borges But he was in the stands at playing his first game for }'AnBen Green Steve Blass made his spring West Palm George Hend ri ck continued cunoc Berry Fla., f . sas Cily since being acquired his heavy hitting and the Cleve debu Tyrone Wilder t and dlscoveted that 1974 no-bluer', He came over from from California, smacked a tie- land Indians shows no signs of being that his home at nearby Riviera breaking took advantage of Dixon ho Sandra Smith me run that helped three errors to score wonderful year which 1973 Beach onbehallofa friend seven who the Royals beat the Cincinnati unearned Regina Oliver wasn't. has a son wi th major League Reds 3and beaIUISan Agnn Green 1 . SIOF1 Jy before Diego Padres 10-1. Hendrick Karen Hawkins 1l Corn. pitching ambitions. Jim Cox cracked a three-run tripl missioner Bowie Kuhn virtua lly ed, doubled and Dennis went "1 came to see if I could ar' homer in a six-run third inning Calvin Mauld,n ordered the Atlanta Bra ve In a 'B' squad game, Ivan s to range a tryout with the that powered the Montreal LlOyd cha nge their plans and send Murrell clubbed a grand-siam Braves," he said. David Anderson Expos to a 9-7 Aaron out to pursue vIctory over homer to pace the Padres to a Roy Milli Willia ms spoke bri efly with Minnesota. Ed Palat and Joe is-i victory. Leoniad Gordon Ruth 's home run record Yan kee President Gabe Paul, us homered for the Twins. Bridges Srvant opening day in Cincinnati, Doubles by Gary Su therland Virgil Younq then sat and watched the game veteran slugger appeared as a gtr'i Billy Williams walloped a and Ben Oglivie In the eigh th Herome Dunbar ed by newsmen. He grand slam and B il pinch hitter- against th l Madiock inning lifted the Detroit Tigers Herbert Madlun and also homered past the St. Louis Thee.... Chirron York Yankees. He f oue New confirmed that A's owner Cardinals 3.2 Olinef a wiiilt in led off Charles 0. Finley call Chicago Cubs' 10.0 the rout ght pit ed ei ches from Mel Stot. and the New York Mets edged last week and told him he was the California Angels, llemyre arid then struck out. the L Angeles Dodgers 3-2 Th e Texas Hangers when Steve Yeager committed However, Aaron's in- free ce to u munage any team ex. six runs In the fourth Ipiilp,g a two-out passed ball ank auspicious debu t was overwi th the SOFTBALL THROW three on Toby ilarrali's homer, bases loaded in th shadowed by the pitching of At. e 10th Inning. "We had a pleasant chat," and defeak the Halt1more lanI,a's Ron Heed and three Un- Williams Felix Milian homered for the NAME said. "You VICIOCLI Bellamy sung hurlers - Dave Cheadle, Charlie. know oles 9-4, Joe Lovitto also horn. Mets, hn Kenneth King We didn't get along for er-ed for the winners. Joe Grsefld Jo ny Bench, playing fr.J Addle Hayet ,laaodJ,jpje,1.. three years. If you don't get Boston's Doug Griffin rind base,hlta ly. They combined to hurl a no- along with tworun homer and a Pam,t. Parker your wife for three John Kennedy hit C So1or Hardy onsecutive fw,-.coring single to lead hitter and the Braves won 4-0, years, you get a divorce the rncy Golden . We homer-wig off Houston rookie Qndnnatj Reds with Rowland Office smacking just got a divorce," over PIgla- Fob.,? Dunman Carlos Alfonso in the seventh deiphia PhIllies 12-2 the a two-run homer. in a 'B' GarrIson In Sarasota, Bliss, a Wor ld inning and the Red Sox went on game. Billy Grabarke Andrew Tum,iThanks to last December's Series hero in 1971, gave up and Cyr Lowery four to beat the Astrus 9-5, ruling by Cronin, then the runs in his 1974 Hill Nahorodny homered for the' Violet Jefferson exhibition debut Pedro Garcia's three-run Phils Brenda Fossil? Reduced Ducats JACKSONVIU, Fla. (AP) Th e Jacksonville city council was sche duled to consider tonight a reduced scale of fees in an effort to at tract a franchise in the new World Football League to the city's Gator Bowl. The Florida Sharks are expected to settle here if the ordinance is approved, Owner Fran Monaco has indicated he will pick Jacksonville over Orlando as home base if the contract ran be worked out, The proposed ordinance calls for a rental of 8 per cent of the gross for crowds tip to 30,000 with a minimum payment of 17.500 a game. Rental wouldgo to 1o pert for crowds Of 30,000 to 45,000 aM 12S per cent for crowds over 45,000, Capacity of the Gator Bowl is 70,000 and the proposed contract calls for the Sharks to play at least 10 games there of the next t hree years, Rivers To Return Tony Lemo Pro-Am MARCO ISLAND, Fla (AP) - RE FlO)1J'g team has captured the eigh th annual Tony Lema Memorial Pro-Am golf low'nt'nt here with a best ball 54 as Floyd had a 7-underpar 65. F'loyd, who rnisseda 20 f oot eagle putt on the final hole Monday which would have given him a share of the course record, earned S1,(X. Other members of his team were Joe DiMagg,o and amateurs Carling Dinkier and Vic Allen. Second was the team of George Archer, Eddie Arcaro, Frank Prather and Ted Ellis with a best-ball 66. Officials said the tournament made $iO,uoo for three Collier Coun ty you th charities. Iowa State Signees AMES, Ia (A P; Three Florida prep standou ts have signed letters of Intent to uittent State University to( tLill - ;~ .. ,-~ - ~ -. - M - - -- Wagner Reds' VP CINCINNATI (API - Dick Wagner was elected administrative vice president f the Cincinnati Reds, Inc-, Monday at the the National League baseball club's an. nuil meeting. He has served as a"Istant to President Bob Iluns,'nn i'tr the 'ast )ear. Former club ?nnident Francis I.. &1e, nnw U.S. ssnhauador to the United Nations' mission in Geneva, was elected an iorary director, ST. LOUIS (AP) - Southern Cal's Coach Bob Bcyd says his Trojans u-ill be out to s Colie. giate Commisjoq atlon Basketball Tournament, "Nobody li kes to end a season by being caved in," Boyd said Monday. "We have fl wins and we're going to try to make It n," Boyd's Trojans, who have lost four times, were ranked seventh and riding an eight. game winning streak until demo lished gz-s by UClA for the Pacific-S Conference title Saturday night. The crushing defeat pl ed ung them to 15th in ings and relegated them to the eight-team CCA, which is pu. many for major conference flmners-up, - !ow;i RAI..EIGH, N.C. iAP) North Carolina Sta te guard Mo Rivers Is expec ted to be in the starting line-up f or Thursday's NC/SA Eastern Regional clash wi th Pr'widence, cracked nose and all. Wolfpack pnkestiinn Walt ttifl II Ut lier; had iratked during Saturday's A tlantic Coast Confm'nce championship game in which rc. State beat Maryiind 1-l00. Trojans Look For Csciich Earle Bruce reports. One of the trio, all-state defensive back Courtney Graham of Miami's Sou th Dade high School, was a mid-) ear grad ua te and is already attending U. Another aIJ.statt'r , k(ensie ti;irk Juiuuj itariduiph of Jacksonvill', ltau ies High School, a nd An thony Brunson, a 64, 200 pound defensive end from Miami, will enroll at ISU next Septeniljer, Bruce said V1011111day. froHock Hockey d Standings BY The Associated Pr.ti WHA Eat D*,tIiø IN L T PIS OF 0* u Fr it 77 79 ni 4 1426133$ 3431 3 7i7647aj Cleveland 3) - me announcement increases the Cyclone football recruiting g to 11. S . Saints Sign LaPorto NEW ORLEANS (AP I - The New Orleans Saints Monday announced siinin of offensive tackle Phil J.aPorta of Penfl State, their ninth-found choice In (J National Football Igu ft lAPor'a stifered u knee tnjtzy In the spring of 1973 and got off to a ilew start i the in seago ' 'I Si 117731 31 36 3 I 225764 IDivW Houston Mr.. °" By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer Women's lAb stalks the red SCORE 350 vs - 31.7 31.5 335 o 10 - - , 330 33.0 Crooms I, 70 7.1 70 7.1 Crooms 65 69 7' Milwe Pin.c,ttt Tafef. 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' - , .- : ', - I - "I , - - - a 1 - ' :-. - ' ' - GlUM DETERMINATION AT THE STARTING LINE .Ljttk' llthers, Carletta tlOi and Michelle (28) (hlerald Photos By Jean Patteson) ____________ SI S - Ben Green Professional Sani Mid 94 Basketball milare C Calvin Miuldin Clay Goodnwnd Herbert Madison Tyrone Wilder I 41 610 ____ Boys middleweight Ill - Thomas Allen Carroll tdwart Ronald Rund JOi'v, Baker Jimmy Genton i.t.t. __ • AO * . . j , Girls Team Dlvis5s., I z / '- milwee / 603 40 Sant Mid ^ ,, If - 630 P lit - Sandra Smith Agnes Green Karen Hawkins Diinefl. Willis i SOVEREIGN MO BROAD JUMP SCHOOL NAMI Jennifer HamiItn Charlie Jean Fort Shirley Fred,,ck Add-* Ha yes Lnda Jackson Collie Redden Solomon Hardy Cynthia James Gwendolyn Cody Marvin Cotton Tyren. Wilder Clifford Berry Clifford Fratier 111#21no Oliver Sandra Smith Leonard Gordon Bridges Bryant Virgil Young Jerome Dunbar Ray Hrfr, Agnes Green Jane lddingt Leann Stevens Jan. Wilcox Jackie Goodman Daniel Seymour Dennis Welts Theresa CPar,on Juanita Anderson Joan Tobin Corrine Darn,r,au Ronald Rvnd Jimmy Genton ,John Baker Carroll Edwards Rolle Lawton Lawton San Md Hopper Pinecrest Mid*iy San Mid. San Mid, San. mid SAM, Mid Pinerreit Pinecrest M,Iw,. San Mid. Pln.reit Crooms Sin Mid Crooms NlIw,e M*I*te Pinecr,it latefa Yates. YateS. P*ner,ij Crooms Crooms Talet. Crooms Talesa Viftt. 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Pct. 0.61 47 29 627 - B> FRED ROTHENHEJIG ball Association, the New York AP Sports Writer Nets have a pinky hold of 002 The Milwaukee Bucks, the over the Kentucky Colonels in Golden State Warriors and the the East t)ivlsion after outNew York Nets all have holds lasting the Indiana Pacers 124on first place-but with dii. ill in double overtime Monday Ferent grips. night. It appears that the Bucks' Hut since only two teams in hold is a strangle hold after the entire 10-team ABA do not Milwaukee crushed the Phoenix qualth for the playoffs, neither Suns Monday night 105-92 and club has much to worry about. grabbed a 4'.gamc lead over Hounding out Monday't pro the Chicago Bulls in the Slid. basketball action, the Virginia west Division of the National Squlu'es scored a 102-91 ABA s •a Basketball Association. The victory over the San Antonio MIAMI (AP) Nearly 13,000 Bucks have seven ganies re- Spurs inainiug and the Bulls have Miami Dolphin season ticket Buck_s 105, .suns eigh t left. Karcenl Abdul-Jabbar and holders hage not renewed their lithe Bucks should falter, Lucius Allen split 36 points and orders for 1974, Mike Bobbie, they're still guaranteed a play. Oscar Hobertso and Bob Dan. ticket director for the Super off spot. dridge divided 32 to help hand Howl champion football team Not so with the (i,icIt'n State the Suns . not on Coste!Io's says, Warriors, schost' l2ii-lts 'victor) good list - their 31st loss in The [)olphtns have received over the Detroit Pistons raised road games. 68,138 season ticket renewals so their lead in the NBA's Pacific far, Hobble said Monday, and Warriors 120, Pistons 163 Division to one game over the has another month to match the The Pistons reducs"d a Los Angeles Lakers. point Golden State lead to seven 78000 figure reached by midBesides the division winners, with less than two minutes to April last year, two other teams in the Western go, but the Warriors held on for s..uninvncc JUURC it to me play- the victory . offs. The other two clubs qualify '-kts 121, Pacers 117, 2 over..... based on superior record, and limes at this stage of the season, New York ran off II straight Chicago and Detroit, both in the points in the second overtime, Midwest Division, have the five by substitute Willie Sojour. inside track ry'r, to win an endurance con. Therefore, whichever team test with Indiana, maintains the upper hand be. Squires 12, Spars 91 tween l.os Angeles and Golden George Carter, who had a State, makes the playoff and gainebigh 73, scored six of Virthe other probably faces elimi- ginia's last eight points and nation. hell off a San Antonio came. Over ill the American Basket- back ASC111111111 GRAND DAD 4VR " - I • mkvm OLO CROW I, Stilt.? I II 5 954555$lUIl "a 4SIU,I ... WHY PAY MORE? I "' VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' - - j OilS 1 ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ______________ GRAND AWARD 15 YR. w cuaiva tu $M?OITID AvailAsu- so 1111! 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PP'cni. 27 17 345 133 Portland 23 49 319 4's Monday'sOames Mt*akee lOS, Phoenix 97 Guide" State 120, Detroit 101 Twesday's Games PPiO,n,. at Buffalo Lot Angeles at New York Atlanta at Cleveland Kansas City Omaha at Ch oroce P}H)E.'D WINNER FOR SAL11 5C .. AMERICA'S LARGEST STOCK UP FOR DRY GIN ST. PATR OLDI!EDAL DAY Seattle Pinecrest AIR - Standings Pin.crei, TUG OF WAN lsl Violet Jefferson D14br. Johnson Brenda Foisill Cynthia Lowery 2nd - Cynthia James Gwendolyn Cody Regina Oliver Shirley Fr~;Ck ( 0? - 300 N. Wolverines ' Five Upends Hoosiers - - Ind - Kim Frazier Clifford Frazier Jerome Dunbar Don Watkins 3rd - 1. - Don't Get Caught Cold - - 1111 behelmeted rnirni-niinl bike (50 cause I've got a real hot foot!" not a Ltwnp the whole way mind not winning, was the around at speeds sometimes c.c. engine) racers of the fairer she explained, round," sobbed explanation-but it just reaching 40 mph, ne up near the green flag Michelle first straddled a The condition of the track in wasn't fair for a girl to beat Safety, it is drummed Into the among at lust tow' times their minkninibike at the age of two, no way accounted for her him. little heads, is far more Imnumber in male competitors, It took a while for her to gain second place victory, however. All sex discrimination seems portant than winning, however. That's what makes victory so her balance and master the Carletta was adamant about to have gone up in dust after That's the tune Mom and Dad much sweeter, gears, but by her third birthday that, 'Sheer determination," more than five months of girls sing all the way to the track, Not only are these little gals her parents [lodger and Sandra she would have said, if her and guys riding in the same and that's the last word the kids out on the track and rlaing, Smithson had her confidently expression at the starting tine races. To tell the truth, under hear from the starter before they're threatening to wipe the speeding around their Oviedo were to be put into words, all that gear even the mothers they hurtle from the lineup. board clean of trophies in the back yard. She entered corn. The greatest disciplinary would have trouble telling If it three- to six-year-old section. petitive racing soon thereafter. threat In the Perkins household was Jimmy or Janey leading Another of the female riders is not bringing Carletta oldMichelle Smithson, five-year. to the thefieldiftheydidn't ha 'elr ace of the novice division, coming to the fore In the clocked mininext race meet. Not for offspring conspicuously colorin first for the sixth mini section is six-year-old anything would she risk coded. time running last Saturday Carletta Perkins of Orlando. missing her Saturday night at Competitive spirit is high, night. She won her first trophy the races. The little faces under their Resplendent in vivid orange Saturday night, coming in hot At first the little boys on the enormous helmets wear ex. leathers and matching helmet, on Michelle's booted heels, track didn't take 6 kindly to the presslons of determination I and~n 6 the pixie-faced rider dismissedThere's no telling who was girls wearing the laurels in this concentration throughout the her victory with a nonchalant more excited Carletta or her supposedly all-male sport. One four'lapraces,and not even the revving gesture of her right parents. fellow disgraced himself by most frantic cheers from the hand, "I just keep her wide 'The track felt pretty good," burtjn1 Into tears hen One 1)1 channed (TI "d distract then, pen all the way round, No need toilimnented the veteran of three the female riders pipped him at from that vision of ttie for mneto slow down at the tu,.ns month's racing. "Smooth, soft, the winning post. Hedidn't checkeredflag as they tear A Carrier Weattiermaker Furnace won't let you . down, whatever the temperature. It's the "Furnace with a Future" because air conditioning CHAMPAIGN, ill. (AP) Michigan, with a 214 record, soringspree - including eight can be added easily. Michigan's Wolverines, given advances to the NCAA Mideast of 10 points in one stretch - to "When we lost our leader Installation by experts. little or no chance for the Big Regional at Tuscaloosa, Ala., to pull the Hoosiers within one 1 Russelh on fouls, we went to a Comfort guaranteed. Ten championship, will repre. face Noire Dame, while Indiana point twice In the closing mm- delayed game and hit the free sent the conference in goes to St. Louisto play in the ute s. But he couldn't quite turn throws. Everyone came NCAA playoffs, And Indiana's newly-formed Collegiate the game around. through. Indiana is a great Hoosiers, Pre-season favorites, Commissioners Association "No one thought we could win team and Bobby Knight is a M have been relegated to the Tournament, anything at the start of the great co"Chr Beating them is "runner - up" tournament. Ci. Kupec with 22 points, season," said Michigan Coach really something," Orr said. SOUTHERN Michigan and Indiana tied for Campy Russell with 17 and Johnny On'. We played He shook his head when asked the Big Ten title, and in a spe- Waymari Britt with 16 lifted times and 23 times we were the about Noire Dame, the ration's rlal playoff at Illinois' Assen'i- Michigan which never trailed underdog. But this team has No, 3 team, and said, "We have blyHallMOndynJ&htWoI. - to victory. done great things. None of to be very luck)' and play our OF SANFORD INC. verines battled to a 75.67 Indiana "super sub" John tI.'se guys Is anonymous any best game of 100 N. Maple the year to have a triumph. Laskowski went on a 20-point more, Phone 322.0321 chance against Noire Dame." , 249 -- ' • who started hislravelng at 5:30 a.m, with the rest Jibe Knights In Quebec. . - 'v" Crooms No 2 Marvin Cotton Bridge, Bryant Kelvin Davis 'Jetting Jersey Knights Blast Winnepeg, 10.0 CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP) .. After waiti ng i'-4 hours In The Jersey Knights wailed for a Quebec, the Knights made it to f or an Montreal for a two-hour other jet In Montreal, and wait. stopo ver prior to flying to ed for a third jet In Bost'in, Boston w here they had a three. how delay before the plane left And when they finally got tO for Phi ladelphia, Cl Hill, t hey t ook out their mey landed in Pli1ladeIp (rustration, on the Winni pe Je ts, grounding them 10-2 in g at 5:30 P.M. and bussed to ry Hill, arrivi ng an hour only World Hockey Associa tion C li te r - much game Monday, early, as It t d urne out, f or Winnipeg, ., IIV w e no er games Js.4. Wed In the National Hockey . - Division Ii SCORE 1 - -- .,, 2nd - Rory Milts Leonard Gordon Virgil Young LIo-'d Whitlock hr 7.7 114 12? 63 7-I 11 ?o 74 71 7.1 ' Boys Team Division I 10_I hi 7.0 Croo,ns Croomi SCHOOL Gram Lawton Hopper Pinecrest San. Mid. Forest CIty Liwion Lawton MItw,e Mitwe. Mitwee Mll*-t Mitwee San M id . San Mid Pinecrest San. Mid. Mitwt. San. Mid, clay motorcycle track at the are getting a second-place Orlando Sports Stadium glance at what it's all about. Saturday nights, and the guys Diminutive, leather-clad and ' 445 RELAY Division it II Mitw Pin.cr,,f SAS Mid. Pinecrest Pin.cre,t Crooms Pinq'crt San. Mid Pir*CrNt Pinecrest Crooms Pinecrest Ciooms Crooms p "You would've thought that 63fllfl we'd be tired from all that £S77173$ 4 34 5) sMiting and traveling," said QS in Player-coach Harry Howell, I 301.1 3 74 SI 0 'n,ei,s 23 ii a Moaday's Games J'i1.y Iv ,'. 'w" ) TWSdJy$ Games t' Edmonlcn U ,v,eoha at Houston New [ngfa at Chicago Wedeliday's Games toot Angel at Vancouver at W*r*pe'q MuI*ee Alfred Harkness I6 Ia 13 0 7I 73 I31 7,3 MiIW. 40 7, S is . in p ICON. San Gram Liwlon Lawton Liwto Sin MI( Pinecrgf Pinecrest Midway Lawton Forest City Mitw., P.4l*e Watches From The Stands C)elb Johrtton Fred. Fells Cynthia James Gwendolyn Cody Aminda Borg... Bin Green Don Watkins Kelvin Davis Phillip Brown CIIffor Crazier Marvin Cotton Rory Mills Ray Hetmi Herbert Maasn Karen Hawkins Leann Stevens Jane iddings Wiio Roosevelt Woodbeery Da vid Anderson Lloyd Whitiock Calvin Mauldan Juanita Anderson Marietta Willis Joan Tobin Corrine Da'nereav IPOI Aim Ronald Rund Jimmy Gnton John Baker Carreti Edwarty - 1 1 Tuesday, March 12,1974--38 Jimmy Or Janey In 1st; Little Lib Takes Track Is Il,r - Roosevelt Woodbe,ry Crooms No I Dennis wells David Anderson Daniel Seymour SI 0 YARD o*tp W1*111*0MS Sports Briefs Crooms Pin.cresl Crooms Special Olympics, which was begun in 196 nationally by th e Joseph P. Kennedy Foundati on every year draws th ousands for competition in age levels and has local, state and national com peti tion. Victoria Bi Ilim Jennifer Hamilton Charlie Jean Fort Kenneth King Shirley Frederick BY Linda JiCklon A?HERSCHEl. Sports WriterNLSSENSON American League president, as the Chicago White Sox homer and George Scott's solo Pamela Parker which upheld the Oakland A's defea Hank Aaron made his spring claim on Williams and pre. 6-2. ted the Pittsburgh Pirates shot paced the Milwaukee Cow. Redden Andrew Turner Brewers to a 5-4 victory over Robert Dunman debut Monday and Bowie Kuhn Vented him from managing the Buddy Bradford hit a 450-foot the world champi didn't even have to order it. on Oakland Brenda Foul" Yankees, Williams was spared homer for th Delbqa Johnson e White Sox off re- A's, who got a home run of Dick Williams made his il MatHe Dijon Clay Goodmond Roosevelt Woodbevry PENTATHLON Jimmy Kelly State Senator Ken Plante lei the recitati on of of th e special Olympic oath, and youngsters from Sanford School, SANFORD GIRLS SOFTBALL PRACTICE DEENA FLAMM, 14, reflects the surprise of }ielrian, who broke her leg in a motorcycle anyone who has ever missed a softball during accident, and will have to sit this time at bat practice for the Sanford Girls' Softball League out. at Fort Mellon Park. Catching is Sharon Herald Photo by George Ifayesi Morgan, 15, and on crutches "umping" is Linda * . , -000_1~ _J__ - Lawton Law?on Mltwi Milvet S a n Mid MiIw,e Milwee Pinecrest k I oWi w-' _ -l I 1_ - SCHOOL NAME Leroy Garrison Picky Golden Don Walkini Kim Frair Kelvin Davis Cynthia Lowery Fred. r.u. Clay Goodmond 445 YARD RUN Let me win, But if I cannot win Let me be brave in the attempt" Special Olympics oath) - ft r_ [_ & loi 235 YARD DASH g,% ,4, L',JI&__ "i"... ruwr . I. I 14 Youth ompetition Area - - -,•-•-. ----- Tuesday, &Idrch 12, )974 S - • -. -. ,_, ,. ,• , 2795 IMP L&MBRUSCQ ITALY III •" �I - ==, .• ----------.j. —.- . . .. .. - - '- 48—The Sanford Herald __-. :1--- . -a:._ I . -.-_ I • I I - -_-_ - _ . • i-_ • - _ -•-_-_______-_- S - • - - -_ --- I --- . . -_ - .. - -._-,_—_-•_-- _- - H--_:_---i._- r::;? cr,i4iø'e411etiffr" & c*s%rtuqi FLO,DA -; I ------._------=-_ --:_.•.-; ,• . .- • S --------. _ -- ..--,_----.._-,.--.-_ You can find terrarium to wit FIBERGLAS REPAIR LEONARD OINGMAN L'S ItYS F As of Jan, 1 this year, anyone those motorists who have had who owns, operates, maintains accidents and need an SR-22 or uses a motor vehicle in the filing to keep their drivers Stateof Florida will be required license, to show proof of liability In. surance In order to pass vehicle CASSELB(RRY B EVERYTHING FOR I VISIT OUR C D KACTUS KORRAL 0 S HOME & GARDEN:: All This Week F I B&E FURNITURE ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH 831.3304 232 S HIGHWAY $7.92 CASSELCERRV, FLORIDA iuuuauiuiia••su•i•iiaii••uiuuu. -• Fertilizers - Seeds Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items Tac Pet Supplies Annuals Vegetable Plants ¶ . —:i- _( CON. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. 202 S. Park Ave. AUTO INSURANCE LOW RATES kk For Quotes CALL 323-3$U 373.7710 Downtown Only Open Sun. 9.2 1 1411 I TIMEX 11DII? .\ Ckiedd Adjusted *ART SUPPLIES 'GLASS 1j, ; C 11 AL $350 50 $6 EDWARD'S SHOES are the shoes Hwy. 17.n * Longwood L, ii GASOLINE SHORTAGE? FORGET IT j NO GASI NO Otti NO ANTI-FREIZII NOT EVEN A DRIVER'S LICENSE REQUIREDI AND SPEEDUPTO25MILESPERHOURI People Are Interested FOR In Your Business Story -- Tell It In 'LuLfi1rt jra1i 7 •lI) -I ' -- - OL1 FOR SHO1V'J FOR WM. ORLIST FOR F1l . . - -- with OFF FRJ,D CHICKEN coNPIm ItimoaK MALYI$ THIS COUPON Oif,r riCIrfi March II, 1174 ts Psass. 995 2 .iii An To em Tiftm CAN 34,95 most 8 cyt cars ASK AECUT 0U 6000 MItff120DAY WRfTr[GUMANTIE GET AN APPOINTMENT TODAY LONGWOO Hwy Yvonne WS NOR74 OP HIVVY 4341 831-2677 7 30. 600 i SAl 730.? 30 PM WNE UP Goofshy MOi THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TOASKABOUT I U - ~ ucI(Ke6 HYPNOSIS 323-2650 f4az*6fgeo 2012FrenchAve. BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK QUISTION GENIE BLAIR ... Compare our prices first Wholesale And Retail e I Wxai is I4p4s,p Caa ii 'lilt, Carl CI'fil'A 11$, ass, it,,, 4 tid I, w.di ffi Cia5(.iv$ wiAft Ns,A4 ir ii audi the s.bcsø$C,.,t N asi,,,s, ci4itrsiThsi iqm.ts vs I. lerasti, w,th the m,ad, .,,d ai vvss N I. sItrew4 In inst i(h I, W41 I datt (IAIr,j, Pnofa, air,,,, Ii. 5.00$. Soislia, M*y$,ai; 1514010,5, ir ThiV v*aiAt,4 1,0p I4i Pwy$. , asiiaq,I ii tr, IA 01411 ,o$tlac Ni.,, a L'c..iee Imotal Htpist,it ,,t ICilpi such cisi For The Best Buys See Pet Animal Supplies PUPPIES THIS WEEK ** £OKASOUYCLAS$ISINSELc HYPNOSIS C C Tea Cup Poodles One-Stop Terrarium Shop Pekingese, Yorkshire Terriers SPECIAL Parakeets $4.95 up America's only complete the wide variety of terrarium patios are also available at Burdette has hundredi of wholesale terrarium supply supplies available at Bur- Burdette's. terrariums already made up in center is now located in d.tt "—•-- ----- --- ,-.you re in t e rested In a wide variety of glass con Longwood, opposite the a single terrarium for your tainers. In addition to f Owner of the st or e, Wimpy ea turing Longwood Plaza on U.S. 17-92. studio apartment, or a massive fine, healthy plants, these Burdette , recently return ed Burdette's Terrarium Center, or der for a flor ist shop or chain showpieces inc lude interesting the exclusive representative from a national t our of gift stores, stop by at Burdette's patterns in colored gravel, and Of shows at which he displayed an and distributor of Thermalene or call him at 134-1244 charming little figures of terrarium products worldwide, assortment of the items stocked The new trend in Florida animals and persons. Is the only one-stop shopping In his store. These were well living Is in an apartment or center for wholesale chain store received in Atlantic City, condominium whete space for Hang y our ter rarium from Atlanta, Chicago and New and florist shop purchasing gardening is often limited. the ceiling or roof of your patio; agents in the area, and oilers York. In June he will at tend gift Terrariums are a fine way to stand It on a table, shell or room the private shopper the finest shows In Miami and again in bring a fresh breath of the great divider: or have your terrarium Atlantic City and Chicagn. seiectlon of retail terrarium outdoors into your home form an imaginative lamp supplies in Central Florida. A complete color catalog 01 In addition, in times base or the lamp itself by Conveniently located for all the Terrarium Center P when more women are out placing the light inside t buyers - - from -- _. - - All _,. nr . _. he SuPPI is being printed in New working and leisure time for terrarium container, and the surrounding counties, York and will soon be available men and women alike seems to Burdette's carries a fine to Burdette's customers in his be shrinking, terrariums selection of terrarium plants, Longwood store. If you have the time and demand little ca re and at. cacti bonsai and miniature talent be a doit stop yourseller If you favor a patio garden tention. They reward their terrariumtodesigner, by plants, at over indoor terrariums, Bur. owners with a bright, living Burdett.'s for all your supplies. Wood charcoal, color gravel, dette offers a full line of hand- display of foliage and flowers, and then create your own in sheet moss, soil, animals and made clay produ cts in which to and all they demand in return is figures in plastic, ceramic door garden from the plants, and grow your patio plants. Of admiration not hours of ornaments and soils Adv and shell, and leaded glass, custom cuurse, plants suited both to backbreaking, painstaking gravels you have chosen and imported glass are among semI-shaded and full sunlight tending! , PET ANIMAL SUPPLY ' pages: -' I I. List PRICE PINe OS MPCHIOAW DIL,VUED tO YOUR 0001 ", p.o staw ow ., . w## ,, , , PARKER ENTERPRISES I tI.#i4. 1flt w 5AMP01D P01 ti$js 322.2611 !Q_it' , FAIRWAY PLAZA — 123-4635 I to llELPJN( CUS'l'OMF;I( WITH COLOR COORDINATION Jerry Senkarik and Mrs. Jessie Dawson op The I3ritins are islan ders, and never forget it. They love everything about their islands, but most of all, they love the sea and the unpredictable. rainy weather. Sir Winston Churchill himself spoke of England's history as "our long isit,nd history" For 1 small island, England's history has had a tong last i ng effect on the development and culture of many other places. Go to England for beauty and enjoyment, but also for the tradition and history that are so legendary Wherever you choose to travel you will receive valuable Information -- - - - -- - - - . -- - -- - a - Current Picture Helpful Hints: The sma'I collapsible rain outfits made of plastic are indispensable, wherever you plan to travel. AND WIMPY BURDET'FE Offers all style terrariums and supplies THERE. OUR FRI II Tax Deferral Explained l*g capital gains tax bite, Tht tax can also be redu('ed b) adding allowable Tax-saving in selling and "costs' to the original price buying hones is more iinpor. basis 'amount paid for the taM loda) than ever before, in home,. These costs include the light of accelerating costs aniiiunls paid for major III,. triggered by the energy pRitt'Iiii'nL', for your house. brunch. Many recent inquiriesExamples. :i new roof, mod . 'fiave related to the current ernf:i'd plumbing system, Lax picture rww air. tnditioning system. Most sellers are concerned addition of a room or exten. about their "capital gains" site landscaping Improve. tax — the lax paid on the profricents It gained in the sale of real es t )tht'r lt'ss r-kn,itt n M'll. tale. And for the pmt few tiec. ing' cost 'I li',e) u.uallt be Wes. a profit has been real. added to the original cost of ized In most home sales. the home, saving even iiiure Prices on resale homes have tax ill 1mw of sale. 'fl;t's in. ten generally increasing dude broker's conuiu.sslon, trim Ito 10 pe r cent per year. att.rnet's and appraiser'. Still) home selkrs still do let', sm I') t'xprts, title not know they may not ha to cust and recordIng pay such a Lax at all. Or at We should point out that least L can be postponed for a common repair and maintelong period. If you sell a home naut' n cnst are not deductible now, and purchase and move items, and cannot be added to Into another borne of equal tour ta* b.ests ilowi's er, even value or fibre within a 'ear, thesecosts couldbe c'onsid. cos could You pay 1.0 tax on tiust trans. ('lTd if incurred for the put. lion. The tax is deferred to a suheequent sale. An iMerestlng wrinkle in thetazlawmakesitpossible, /_ In some cases, to avoid paying the tax at any nme. One prob. tern: you must die to take ad. Month vnt.age of this tax break. A seller zna>'sell and buy sever. W hgmes without paying a tax NCR - his capital gan being di'. Electric mred ea(-li time he steps up Adding Machine and apply rent toward to a better or larger home. if purchase price $159.50. he dies while residing In the tUghet valued home, the ha. sis or "book value" of the f2 m home will usually be puslied 133 1. iOIiNSOtf up to the market value of the ORLANDO, FLORIDA prof'rt) cit the dale of death. Thus his heirs are spared the Y'uIT" pimt' of making the property more salable. To qualify, the work must be completed within 90 days before the sale and must lx' paid for by 30 days after the sale. Other tax-saving uppurtuni. tisarenowavatableto home sellers, including special iii. and Up Iossances to the elderly. Also, new tax breaks are evolving from the energy crisis. One amendment to the F.nwrgen. cy Energy Act would give borne owners a deduction or up to $1,000 for borne im oveInent Out would result in eneI'gy.saing. Claffied _______ SHOE?UE The Sanford Herald -_322-2-611or831-9993 \ -. ".;c 'r , . J-' 01 Ie t .— Yes You Can Get Results! For More Information I CALL . \ Our Toot Is Loud And Strong 322-2611 or 831 9993 • ,Ask For Susan Panning Your Advertising Consultant / "I Don't PutOff'TiI Tomorrow WhatYcuCanDoToday Us BLOW V WH STLEI • • • ' - ADVERTISE Your Business or Prodtjcts in the Review of The Herald Let us feature Your Business with a PICTURE and STORY Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100,000 . Prospects With Your Product Or Service t ge ige stuart . 6- SPRING SANDALS. RENT 10 Orlando Ave., Winter Park. Tel. 645-2060. Open 9:30.5:30. Sat, 10-2. Group and Individual Travel Available, 4 BARING A LIiifl,. IiRE H) Jt%W.s M. W(M)DAftI) Copley Nesss Service from those at CARIB BEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 514 N. - FOR INFORMATION CALL i ' - J Businlu R•vI•w Susan Panning ANY TUNE UP .J•w,II JOHN SCHLENK TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. $31-HIS 3SLOPIGW000 PLAZA As I see it... PH. 13I.7252 7N Longwood Plats Hwy. ii.ei Longwood RIID_(H1IIN Mabel Duggln I , . C41?L4ICK9M For Every Purpose Vale' s Junior Shoeland CALL 322.2611 — 00 ii McCoilough The Blair agency invites you to compare their prices before you buy. The Blair Agency specializes In helping young drivers, ages 16 through 25. with good or poor driving records. They can also place I fit for your feet Mayfand. R. 1 Jewel Movement *WALLPAPER FOR PHONE AHEADORDERS PH. 322-9442 2100S.FRENCH SANFORD REGISTER NOW FOR FREE STEREO NO PURCHASE NFCESSARYt - - - - *MIRRORS *PAINT SUSCRIBE NOW MACARONISALAD NOWAVAILABLE ------------IALLFOOiSCOOKEDIN PEANUTOIL !-! - Newspaper In The World. • 11-24 Year Olds SR22's Filed EZ Payments Open Daily 9-s Sat.9.12 322O$0 Open s. Mon. ttiru Sat. - The Local News of Seminole Better Than Any Other New Planting Guide & Almanac First SI. Ph 323 4)O Sanford (lflTheOdKjlgaqeSdStQr• Bo.I poll HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE- sk Ageicg V— 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford - - -4 Some motorists have neglected to get this important Protection because of the cost. At Blair Agency, after a reasonable downpayment, the Insurance premium can be financed with low monthly payments, WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF FURNITURE 11p"t and GLASSWARE Stock Reduction Sale o and Machine Shop - be necessary for the C mngi April 4th. Mixon Auto Parts Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. customer get the exact shade he If you are looking for pattern Onto your wail, you then has been around since 1943— or she needs—and it you can't wallpaper rather than paint, paint it in yourself with paints that's 31 years of serving the find it on the carrousel, Senkarik's is still the place to included in the kit. You can't go Sanford area with the finest in Senkarik's las an additional go. The storecarries a complete wrong, and it great to be able home Improvement products color coordinating system line of wall coverings from the to boast you did it yourself. Including, paint and paint offering a further selection of newest vinyls to attractive Children's story characters, supplies, artist supplies, wall over 1 O0 colors to choose from natural looking grass cloth coverings, glass, mirrors and fIor,l scenes, race cars It that sounds like too wide d picture framing services To liven up a room and really zodiac signs or the most choice, the sales personnel will give it personality, browse popular mod geometric design Locatedat2)oMagnolia Ave be happy to help you narrow through Senkarik's selection murals are all available at Sanford. Senkarik's features a down your search to the perfect of murals There are sure to be Senkariks, and usually come well stocked paint department match, many that would look beautiful in a choice of two or three sizes where Jerry Senkarik or one of on the walls of your home Add his friendly sales personnel will Senkarik's stocks Indoor and a bright touch to a breakfast All Supplies for do it answer all your questions and outdoor paints by Benjamin nook; define a dining area, or yourself wall coverers are advise you on the best paint for Moore, as well as t he ir own beautify a bathroom or stocked, as well as art supplies 'he lob you have In mind brand, Pen Paints, manufac, bedroom wall with a mural and accessories for both oil and lured herein Seminole County which Yuhave either painted acrylic artists Matching your interior paint by Peninsular Paints, yourself from a kit or have color with curtains, wallpaper. Senkarik's can recommeno In addition to paint, a full line pasted up wallpaper fashion, reliable painters and paper carpets or upholstery is no of brushes, paint sundries, and The do it-yo,,relf kits are hangers, and will work with a problem carrouse at Senkarik's. A rollers Is available for both the great fun After carefully customer on redecorating their l of 1300 shades lets a homeowner and the contractor. tracing the Ci",~ jnn mofodst to show proof of proper insurance at the time of the annual motor vehicle Inspection. U I Mon. thru Sat. , Financial Responsibility law already on the books Now It PH. 323-7990 uuuuuuu•iiaiiumuuui•i•uuuuuiiuu OPEN $4 - - -- Pest ,c,dp. Fertjiii,rs ,Buik Sieda Hardware for the Firm or Home HYDopQp TOMATOES Just $3-PS, tir1itiir bsichgded Watch for NurSery Opining End oItheMontp, $ Many people have Ignored the ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS Hwy. 17. 3234404 I_ the 1973 General Session in order to protect the driving public from the financial dis3sler that may result from an accident. £ & RIDER -- - - This new law was passed by E THE HORSE N is '.ell as ,1uton)obles The Sanford Herald Covers FORHOMEORFARM All Paint Supplies Stocked Monday through Thursday 9 5, Friday 96, and Saturday 9 17. Phone: 373 366 and 323 7710 Adv. Motorcycles must be covered F Oviido OPEN DAiLY Horse & Rider Store TO 3119 The Blair Agency Is located at 202 S. Park Ave. In Sanford and now has more hours to serve you better. Hours: Ph. 345.374, MIAMI Gardedand At Senkar jkts Liability Insurance Needed Located nut to the Plaza Theatre in Sanford Plaza 3221610 Duda Auto Parts 1 and Oviedo Tractor Co. Route 426 By Law SS(RUrIYY PIZZASS : i 322.5752 You Muon Auto has LAWN a FARM EQUIPMENT Bidg.400 17.92 North Just North of 434 Longwood Ph. $341244 Call Crusty's For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli— Call Ahead& Pick It Up HOT. THE BEST BOARDING & GROOMING IN TOWN WE GIVE YOUR DOG THAT EXTRA ATTENTION HE NEEDS Locations To Serve WHOLESALE— RETAIL of the Home. Office. Lobby — OR I Ovt& Save And Accior is yoar W hawe TERRARIuMS fat... Telephone $301111 Drive I Recreation Area MORE FURNITURE SALES 17-92 AUTO PARTS T GIFTS beautiful ETT'$... They mae. d lasting ,ift lot any time Ph. 322.707 Sanford, Fla. TheSanfordHeraldTuesday,March 12, 1974-58 Your an dnsr, or need at CUR. Tired Of Cooking? Glass £ Paint Co., Inc. Ph 122 "r. 210 Magnoiá Ave. Sanford .. ...-----. _- BURDETTE'S IMP WE SPECIALIZE IN 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients — VA — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Senkarik - TERRARIUM CENTER ZZCCOUøuDNIV( hA, I "where your friends are" ! . _ Tuesday, March 12,1974 a/1t 91t E. 2nd St. --._'- -_ 'f1.( , u.ewvtl Pt4lA''4, (A1IIIIV HQI4( fit JJJl A$Q Mr(l(}y5 uOf OPEN Ti �~ ,~ i~ i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - .- _. - 1- - .-__ --~ _ - I - - I , - - 613—The Sanford Herald - - - !JU - -7. ~ t— . - - — - - - -- - V - - -: - I-111111 — - ..___________________ _ _________________ - - V__ 1 1 - ---_'.....-W! ________- ___ V - _= 1L VV N - - Tuesday, March 12, 1974 ___ Classified N eW H ama Will Find A Ads — - Fur I,h.a.__ r - — wxi V , VnuI Var iii - ____________ The Sanford to Herald Tuesday, March 12, (1111 -~~ I' THE BORN LOSER Personals INFORMATION Art by Per for med b Silver S;rings Airport Classified S.nsorn 'ijj MARRIAGES MwilVn (/Mr Res fl44a WANT AD _______________________ FACLD WITH A DRINKING ____________________ PROBLEM Pect)&ps Atcolsol.c Anonn1c,us Can Help Call 173 1567 Seminole 322.2611 Wr ite P 0 Boa 1213 Sanfosd, Flosida Rd O1 7)6 1717. IF T)1eR5 tJO LIFE 114 AFTER cTf4, Splen Spars Clun3bedroCm home with many plus features lnCtui*nQ screened gazebo. and fenced private yard. garage, ovals landicaping, close in. Reduced tO seli for Payments theapr than fIV r DIAL Park. Orlando 831.9993 Housesforgal, The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line -. -"V Help - Wanted ---.------- Help 18 __ Of - Copy. Want Ad - Rooms for Rent ___________________ __ tar or Amin rOOm Or trd — Found -_________________ 'ost Early in February Z.po lgP'lea, Paratroop wings one soi' (rr-stçç1r, ("" Si" Sr' irtal a e ajrd 3:2 4 . V ' ' r' r. ,' ,'' (4'P( ' -' ,, , ill , - trtlf?%taktn -- V , - - - 44 F 4-LJ !I - V - open - - - hours ----- . ''"' - - - — '_ - 323•6650 Financial = - (1..,,......&.C.,. w'yyv. Nice I bedroom apertmetil. air, carpeted. kitchen equlpp•d rio pets $105. 3" 72% il -inturance )'—Rooms ERVI - _________________________________________________________ 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished 31 -Apartmen Furnished Air Conditioning eots Home For Rent 34-Resort Propert y For Rent [graving J7-8usin Property For Rent --- P' IS—Wanted to Rent 13--Lots for you Sale And Investment Property 17-Real Estate Wanted _______ — Merchandise C '" For Sale SI -Housihold Goods - - 111-Appliances S3-TV Radio Bar & Rest. Equipment - Retlaurint & far Equipment Custom fabricated So tern's Sale or lease 125 5710 - S6-Campong Equipment TOWER'S BEAUTY (lormefly Mar-left's Beauty Nook) Houses for Sal. Rtpnedrnm - F urn i sh ed- U f n i sh ed urn R Disposal- Dishwasher - - - - - -2 bath CH tn i- laS Florida coon, new ca-pal, r'i-* roof. new pa int, a large utity noon hat been used as fourth be-diocin. Large screened patio. available wilts 1110 DOWN PAYMENT) to gualfed person PAINTER RANKLIN RAMSEU ASSOC. INC. REALTORS . * Club House (''p _____ _______ ________ For App? DRM, Central H&L a M,ItdrIO II i I'L 741 7 LI. Ii t. Spell1,ng Ando" fObs CatlIil 13(1 C.irpenlry. Remodeling. Aodit, 63-Mactunery and TOOlS 64-Eqvipment for Rent Cjslom Licensed 6$-Pets and Supplies 66-Horses I' é7-Llvel*ock and Poultry - U—Wanted to Buy Work Free Ellornaff Bonded 323 0099 VlNFUl S (ASePFHY,-IY 'r"r Ic n f'j ( %i,)5Carpent ry k'o feb too small 373 '477 f - .i- i $3$5S41 9,iiiie 7 323.7860 w 41 . Iqlw, Your AMERICAN - Want Ads TO - I 'fl—Aatiqve - ____________ - or BUY . ( Transportation ___ REALTY r.!ri 74-Auto RepairsParts - Accrsiot,s 11-junk Cdrs Removed ! - PAUL SLATER _____________________________ iSu_a.y lung-er Licensed Resiaenlial Commercial FreeEsflyr,t __________________________ _______________________________ _____________________________ f"d,4 M5 , BINGO ________ Janitorial Ev d a - (tin r rrc.ii & P,-s.d(nl'aI Call AL'TZCLIAPI t7) 5954 T-9 IISTIOUR BUSIN'SS and Trailers 322-2611 gr SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Atllypetandsize's Vve repair and wrvice Suppli Y CO. 207W 2nd St __ 7 30 p m I Oft*"idroom dplea. adults Only. No pets 377 3610 li-dim 1 t ______ -S i A ___ sanwd 0 t ' Jfl 4472 94 knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that •itdicatt a pref erence based on age from cm not Covered by the -. , C, . 11 . " fl'ld iY loll N o 100 & P40 IC? ad ring 100.110' on Wllo* Ave lull south of flIts $1 Call 151)171 ifl, ________________________ ________________________ ________________ 7 S are Iracts located in Lake C jnt, Call Ralph David AsAs 114111wsp J4l'aItp. sit 1 0 APPLIANCE APPLIANCE SALE .00• . r1 I Coachman ruily sell contained Air cond • I owner, us,d3mos Travel or year round living Reese hitch all controls ,''_, .-- .-"" " .' 'rsi'r "::' FLOOR SAMPLES& TRADE INS I flu II in Oi th *asheq Portable Osniwastoers -. Cie 0 'AL for _______________________ V s & sxi tIiii - '•' \J" 4.'i1' 1. ' ' -: .. i'\ (• 1' P%\ j? .,/4 - - 'o- - - ii - - -- - J J v. - V- * STEREO * - . - ____ Iê . - ______ - -------- 4". • t3 - --- ________ _______________________ ________ .5 a? 1 ." __ v. _________________ - a..' . Bikes, Bikes, Bikes d 322 2270 -'V-- STEP BUMPERS-537.5o 5i105 and modelS. 10 speeds, Realtor speeds, and Ilandard bikes now icir domeStic & imported Pickups Fern Pos,h $34 * 'A Sivc 10 pet -Buy dred ____ available a? Firestone Store Call PUBLIC LARGt&LVEAlItISp,scos AUCT ION 3770714 EVERY 323-3900 bedroom 2 bath hOne D.ri,riu, MONDAY NIGHT Anliquts, TVs. -___________ room,. 'si-add, near eten enfury Miscellaneous, New and ute'd 9 Musical Merchandise -scl'c.c,l C,c-rai yAlt'. jt syt furniture and appliances Plu's 80 Autos for Sale tam-s watch ads) SU noah-Ip PIN STOWAGE STREAKER S or an poor lSeAulifl Console stored locally TAFFER REALTY 'Auctioneering Service. 6 no* ctl pickup lruck, in stock lep()rl,-d Ike new Responsfite 11001 2Slh St (ill SAM, 372 3)91 Dealer Party can take a big taving on to (OMPLI T( AUCTION SERVICE 3724655 payment balance Write i'7O Musta ng Cor,werfb$1GULf-COAST PIANO CO. P0 ign, appraise, or Buy. self, cons CASSELBERRY AiI, air, power & tape Very ncr Boa 441, Panama City, f-Ia special sales Out DI anything condition. 51500 firm,, 12) 07)o 32101 value, 3700 Fren ch Ave 1422649 A DOLL HOUSE 3131340 _____ Sanford, f-Ia 373743$ Ne*ly refinished mahogany ba by New in area' Perfect forth, young couple, the Ill 3', 7i • 35" , orand piano New strings, tuning while Miami Credt No Problem Peg. 1011%. handlers. and ivory% re t e blacks Call "S 11". Gary Gunter Ph ]j] "to P aCkage deal Ph 2 S17 __________________________ — This 2 bedroom hn' 5 .m 1 0 Ford Country Sedin. s' 70 ------,il Sanford Auction __ 4. __ - t Carl "Matt" Matthew SCott I Business Meeting 7ndMonda y7n Club Hoursm W il y cIosed Wed) ________________________ 01 trrn-5 - ' nj ' - - as ______ If ______ winter has left deep you ho-humdrums", and you 'd like " in the to march to a different and exciting beat, here's an idea: ____________________ - -' _______________________ * mISCUISIC 148% Carpet, air, with a VFW 10,050 carport on a corner lot Priced at ooly $71 (all led Cci'rr oocordDr CasseIberr, Fla $ , I I . - Ill, ' • t WATERFRONTSEMINOLE COUNTY 3 wooded waterfront acres country Raise 1' ds and hors es ____ hall '.i Rec liner clii, fulfil 1' tIes, to ts, N,tc $31 1261. 141 nCfI sr'c1 fluri P hOutC Not Ih Lontj*ood enctilerif condition A.r con Lawn and Garden Ah IT - 64 Equipment lr Rent tIler Lush-i Ele(tr( Catpf shampooer for Only SI per day CA R R OL L'S F___________ UR N I T U R E . C orc It. 1 11 W First SI in $441 ___________________________ ________________________ _________________________ f ifflothinq Reduced from 20 one-n 1191 "ii P t-t f t (Vld 3ftdrr't .2 bath, family carpet, central H & A Terms HOLLAND REALTY, _____________________ Will purchase first or Second mortgages in any condition Southeastern Accepta ice Con poraliori, 671 1123 So JalOuj%.PW,ndow.s I fouh (71, chars (3). %ew-ng "-a ?i'flI' type-writer All verp # 1 c c , 10* priced 377 3791 ___ joining the parade of innumerable newspaper readers who have found the Want Ads the leader in tho movement of goods and services. Whatever your needs may be, check the Classified Section first. You will be surprised at the Ph 377 6132 before 9 pm 1W C he vrolet 6 cyl standard N ew tire's, new Safety slicker Cord conditi on . 1595 P? .17) &A&& -------.---______ lgagc 3.1 3786 I J I rl and ar 92150 casn S 6? MUSTANG NOTHING)*N TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 6230 I 1W F or a Galaaie 100. ldr hardtop German Shepherd, female. I yr. old. I excellent tire Phe-er good watch oog, byes Chi ld ren. lAir Only U SHELLEY USED 550- 321 0-151 after 4 CARS, 700 French Ave , 373 2960 4,ll, V I '- 4tr. / - To, poodle puppies 3731510or3733$i$ __________________________ Coilieptjpsfor5ale FulIblonded No papers 3504 Caronal St. SkIark 1'forne, Lonowoad - ..., 1912 PINTO RUNABOUT ______ be parade of bargains. 1977 ChrySler Brougham Very special, takeover payments $1 34 me Pvs,3 each Call ]11 &921 of 36S $139 off for quick lIlc' Siw at the Corral Western Shrift. Hwy I? IDlarcir' Ili. SA'. CHEAP'' Pti- ilti-iS 37232)0 You'll MUST SELL'! 1973Chr,roiellnpala Takeover payn,en,s 3731125 -' BALL REALTY speedy sale. - conddion & gas rmleage ILOW n, _. Pets and Supplies Bell Howell SuPer S Movie -_ Protector. automatic oornlen5, I Would like lo breed male— AKC Pr Odd. 571. Bell & Hosvrll Sup., or Pekingese with female Black & Peqular I movie Camera. tum White Ph 373 7714 lens. autonialic, 173, Oster,,cr fllerdtr. Icu sue, 110 Apt tii' Small bemale (gentle ) dog FREE i pr.3Pit fri'c'zer 337 I TO GOOD HOME -- Good pet for ISO North Corte:. Wnlis intide or outs,de Pt 37)7791 's AKC chocolate miniature poodles, CLEARANCE SALE tci 5il I male. I female $123 Lorsqw000 19730p,l Rally I speed ti-iriS heal, i-Ad- Opel OT.--1912. 4 speed, EicelIeot ______ _ ______ -' Realtors look $1193 (tll Pail S US TREES from 14 19 loiS 377 1431 Dealer Low overhead peiceson all planfs Drive a little Save a lot O viedo NurseryaridBird f-arm.Rd ,, I9bOEPIGLISHFORD.VVAN TYPE ISO BRAD- 3771333 rn N 04 Oviedo 3636391 65 Roberts & Gilman As you do your spring house-cleaning, carefully for those items you no longer use but which have value and serviceability. Then list them in a fast-acting Want Ad for d'tioned. power Slier nil & in! LCvlq*oOd C,nIl (limb fhi's & Piers) 1-3000 (117' takes lP,s one Cull Barbara Mclean, A ssoc __________ -- _________ -- - II' (iprigIlt frcc:crs, ID" t,stjle 7.. circular saw (both t'-rn- r 8305500 CLASSIFIED DE PARIMENT 322 26t1 372 5471 ot imnlal Oil Burner oil Good Samaritan Home. IN "utberry Ave .11-1011 new). Antique walnut Inc It your club or Orgt'sfltzOttofl would like to be included in III 3351 Flrit St Fish in back yard Small block - - WILSON MAIER FUR NITURE 62 buy sell tr ade __________ , Nice waterfront building lots F irst p nujo (very Tuu'% Night Early Bird at? Regular $ 00 Meetingslst&3vd Thursday HERALD . ii t - II P I - -4 Bdrm, 2 Bath ALTAMONTE AREA- Level Spacious home 0 ,aclusve ,5iCi wooded corner corn" lOOp 110' Sunken lv-rq root,- fireplace, 7 644 1574 or 323 1711, SIC, $1500 Nice PirW'5 On 1000 173' Automatic Washers car qara, Well landscaped site. 55500 A55r, 7', pet n.ortoagc BY LAKEFRONT SITES- Near Forest 72 Dryers 16 Auto Repairs Sterecs OWNER. III AIde-an Drive, Ph City. $3500 In Spring Lake Hiil5, a Range Parts-Accessories 70" _____________________________ 901345 3133 security guarded --V community, SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE !;Vol! B.11r,intll 95 522.300 RE(L'SBOOY SHOP 2561$ Sanford Ave, APOPXA- S acre's on Lake Stan VA"NothingDvn 1109 Sanf or d Aven d-sti with nice Irees DEL TOtIA- S acres high. dry and Montgomery Ward ele-ctrlc stove. For d330, V I engine, Also Frigidaire Refrigerator Wits ice 3 bedroom, I', or two b'1ss. all wood ed, 113.000 wheels and lire's for half ton FOiCI maker, both harvest gold Used I brick From $23,100 20th Street to APOPKA- I) acres so with older automatic transmission for mo 1700 for both 323 0117 after I LOrull, turn left to lilt) SI, right home, '61 Ford Heaer for 6 cyl On VAI"KIS Court North liolladtl HIGIIWAY I)- West a# Wait _______________ en II P.m daily, n Site Pho ne World 40 acres DI lctvel ground, ice. used machines 3737030 ¶talily p.ne trees, S1Q MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 11 Junk Cars Removed AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT Forest Greene. Inc. Ill -"i Abandoned, unwanted iva-sk tans 5) TV. Radio-Stereo Realtors hauled away Your cost, lii 1331W F air ks SANFORD I bed room, block. I 5733 7956134 anvlime. WE TAKE TRADES bitt,, ar COndition units, lot 90' I - * * 130-. walk to sho ppi ng £ Schools SANFORD AVENUE, 3 Acre, z oned Beautiful walnut console AM FM 18 Only $23000 Motorcycles cemmerc al. owner to finance steno wilts I track, tap. record --- ----------Ge-Cal tCtni 522.000 player Phychetjllt lighI$ $917 1971 P4onJ, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN per mo or III y casts t.•uslsClI BROKER 3721643 HALLMARK 641 1577 MOSSIE BATEMAN 373 614 NO LONGER USED CAMPING BROKER.3fl 7643 Motorcycle Insurance GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT ss Boa ts& Marino NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED BLAIR AGENCY AD COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, SAN Equipment 3233146 FORD AVE 1369 Crosby. 1$' Fiberglass ti-i Hull i sites withfrontage from 3 00 Ø7. IP?OTRJUMPH4$011GEp wi!h 1969 Chrysler motor. 53 HP, Priced from 172.000 Terms $600 CaIlrt Real Estate runs 000d. 1500 372 3697 available FRANKLIN RAM CALL 3777717 _________________________ 74Hourlervc, _____________________________ SEUR ASSOC INC REALTORS Cull 377 719$ ill $100 iiull Conipirle with new Rock et Trucks and Trailers lrailCr _______________________ 19000 3724761 or 377100$ ____________________________ - - - ''Stop U rn !'' 36 Income and 'I3CP'evyPickup II fiberglass boat, 33 h crOne $150 Equity & Assum e- Pa, Investment Property Tralnr. $*50 May be seen at 7913 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - 377 7IISaft S ________________________________________ _______________________ Park Court. Sanford Budget priced. $ i.so f or tor old Business fl h3rfle. zoned C I, '41 CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL bdrm horro-t Carpeting hat Just 11 brick bVild~ng, with large ] 17' 19?2 Chrysler, 1969 ?Shp Johnson BASE PICKUP. Nothing down. been cleaned, inferior being bedroom house on electric Star t with new trailer and of l lake over call Cred Manager 373 punt ed , oversihed yard Vacant so 1797 DetLary 6616517 accessories Ph before S377 1100. 6230 _______ you can move in if you assume _,After_6V 3230393 44GMC WINDOW VAN mortgage, or pul $1700 _ MIscellaneous NOTHIP4000WN.TAKEOVER ROBSOPIMARINE down on new mortgage 2 97 7 Hwy 1192 CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 377 For Sale 77) $961 'We Donut Stop P151EV WOODS BARN _____ - -1910 TOyQIapcI,ijp Cab Over 1'csy furniture and misc Sell for Camper Pfcthng down, take over $8 Bicycles 29 pcI Consignment f-re, _____________________________ Till We Succeed!' Call Cr,d-I manager, 3236730 ________________________________ pickups Auction Saturday at ., "1IPIXIS.$II.IO3, - Lots and Acreage ....' L; ',,,, FLEET RESERVE ASSN Pets Mgr Loch Arbor 11W. 25 322.3103 _________________________________________________ is 44 - I ng _________________ 'j R= Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, Built With Pr DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Mere information may be cSlaipeJ fm the Wags' Ha,r,ffIc.alRm 309, OrIarsdo Prcf. Ctr. 32 W. Lake Beauty Dr.. P0. o* ?'4 A. Drla.'Ido, ,Fla.')06 1 I HOMES OF DISTiNCTiON — -t . - This NEWSPAPER does PICY00`1 - Elmer Bakalla , Inc. -- AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS- NO PETS II6W.lnd.5t AGE DIAL I 9993 ' - 0 0 di I 13 -- . IOihc', Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area ? Two bedroom duple, furnished -_ PICK JOYCS WELL DRIL$,fbSl 3" and larger, pumps. spefn6.j Water cdlflonsrLrnms. WELLS DRILLED PUM('$ __ — 114W Ill St. - e ry Mon &'Tuet Early Bir t 7 'S P M Re-guar .ttl ISP M 322a,2420 r'àt W.I Drakg No 2 East Rua it 97 worr'ed at your income a. Mary PISlic Mc fp 377 4311 or 3234799 kin CeIIec 10 Closed Thur seip & $vwdy. 372 1,111111111, Trailers IP rn-c W*oper Moog 11111111111111111, - Professional Ton Return Serv'<e t iOc'r t.".r.' No I'Ii'O!' - 54. ',i'. I -p-.5"u Ci jjj hi fL( appf every .aflilflQOfl •acept Sa turday --- IPM-lndandltps Thursday Each Mon'h L S ____________________ Income Tax - MEETINGS _______ -- -- - Ph. 322-2611 323-1870 .c . 0 rr,scJ, Mobile Horn. Dank Repo%5e%s , csr,s ______ 15 10 Choose from $33 7373 Dealer - South of Sanford it - '- * Shag Carpeting * a j -- ISJC Entrance) 332119$ erounks 111"Va SELL • Morans-Be'letwav Carpet Care P. lant96n.l Scndce. Free Eli. One Price sdsdes all Ill 531 053$ - LEGION POST V ',, _________________________ _____________________ p CALL ______ ____________ ' r, 1516.3rd al MU IS6$ParkOr. 113 Carpet Cae 'is—Swap and Trade 30PM Tuesday BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30PM 12 Bedrooms EXTERiOR STEPIS'l'ROM do your IIOWAIRpORT BLVD Painting PRESSURE CLEANING We'll __ Floor Waing, Windows 3730543 SANFORD, PLA. Plolobtoosmall Pus 373 I37 ________________________ & L Pressure Cleaning, no lob Ioo ORANGE HILLS _________________________ ho or 'CO Small Interior , & ____________________________ Lo vely 3 bedr oom. 3 bath brick Eater or painting All host5 home's for discriminating people 13993 pressure clean" 373 I?$ — Dog training in you r tsorne Al, 31 Apartments Rent Peaceful setting Oak tree, add to - EXPERIENCED WORKMAN fsreed Dog Training Academy. the beaij$y of these delightfully Furnished Call for free evaluation III 7370 . spacious homesites P4cc I br'droon iniIer Ar cord -_ Home Improvements NNN Get ___________________________ involved sell somethi ng wilt) __ Good IO(itiOi f-cr n alu,, c ou ple Take advantage of our opening , ___ fast, low cost dassified ad' Interior and ruterior painiTj, or 1 nØn Ph 173 S6 pi'iCI%. only 176.300 and 137.100 carpentr y . Cleriric, ceramic lIe, PET REST INN pitr,_________________ block arid all masorslry I 7 Bedroom Adults Only We invite yogi comparilc4s with al Boarding & Gr oo mi ng Plonest tree estimates Phone 323 Park AytnuC Mobile Park omer homes you have considered p, 1057 0791 2545 Pars Drive, 372 256) ou -'REALTOR see Orange Hills in Orange City SASH MO PARKS. Ill Bedroom A Z REMODELING Pressure deaning today, A new community DI 30 Trailri I ApIs 2 Adult parKs, Enclosed carports. additiont, ;APPY BEAR Efficient cleaning brlcktsomes West DI I? 93on Holly Family parks 3511 Hwy. Il 9?, roofing, painting, paneling, doors ____________________________ (MULTIPLE LISTING 5CR VICEl Di. Our sign will dir ec t you Sanfo rd Mo. 3231930. Day, Wk DI eateror surface's Roofs. Mobile _______________________________ & *,rsdow5 Reasonable Free 1st Homes, Commercial. Indust Guaranteed C II pm 373 7371. Austin Development Corp. rial. Furnished clean garage apt Residential JI 7321 7774331 Allamonfe SprIngs, Call Orlareto IS) I Mr Bradford, open t p an CALL ANYTIME i F urnl$"d apartment, 115 French Can*l put the car in the garage Soil too small R L McIntosh 327 Ave,. 1)00 per mr. plus $23 $754 no longer needed urns w ith a For the fin es t preparat io n of metal, dePosit 377417 or 227 6550 ___________________________ 2565 PARK DRIVE Classified ad in the Sanford SANFORD Herald Dial 172 761 I of IYI 1110111] to I bedr oom, furni sh ed, with carpet r Patching & simulated 37710. 31) 1252 place yours ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ ond an, '110 per month KULP brick REALTY. 3773223 TV Service ttUOilV ( r.vfl ti-SI flt.r fiji-rutted apart ______________________________________________________________________________ p,os,. IMPMO'd(s,uEN I fiji ('..if)'rl 3%' 1 mint Adults only 9004 Palmefto rtt'mitet Curls TV. Ph 417 )370 Small Join Wont ed Ase, Sanford n 1131, "Lake 730 ft Swonpe Ave Mntlrsci _______________________ WELAKA APARTMENTS Pen5onl Tax 5.-ryce 69-slamps - Coins COUNCIL $337 Business toting do 4,_/ 301 ___________ 77q pcj, VA.FHA Financing . - _______ 4 V V - ' . I ________________ ________________________ ___________________________ $23,950 3 • _______________ Father Richard J - 47 -Lawn and Garden 1 AN TO - - ______ OflVIflflOflaI V. V fur .. over - :1 -,usi'd - aes. --_____ p.5th DOWN - V - - for _____ a SAVEOVER%I0, DoubIesy inventory must be reduced & savings are be ing passeci to you GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOO French Ave )POiOrlanctoDr 373 5700 )fl 5500 I??? K.nitwooa. 17.60, 2 Ixirn 'in all equity & take I.Sffl intl In ta., ly ?2 ACREAGE 35 acre railS High & dry 5)0(3) Per acre Terms VA NO PMT. ill lie-Croon central heat, kitchen egupped ia.5'.dqe No down payn-ent for vet er ans Rvys pai-t Only clot,nq costs F HA tirni available Sun n erlin a nd t 201 h St WASHINGTON OAKS 1410 _____ _______ Ii1tjIIwIl,l Othle CIll From Bring Results __ VwOOklELD '7l.trt up on tacre woed lol, i-her rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm 61' 17' Deutce 17) 0350 , dif Sofa, poss i ble antique or custom WANTED Camper IraiI, r. i0 Will sell 10 highest bid by 3 77 14' Reasonable Cat?' on tr I3,Irr,lP 0 Boa 1534, Sir'fc'rd faIl 327 9713 alter 3 30 *kdiyt ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED hiIS' Gold Coored Tc-i Lf'cespad used, any condt on Nylon Rug with Pad 1176 Winter Park Phone In 5161 ______ CAS" 312 1132 or used furniture. appliances 'A 'A Singer * 1(1)1%, etc Buy i or ,t items r.OL US-ti Lrry'a Matt, 215 DEN ?flhICii -lii Sewing cabinet, repossessed 69 Stamps.Coins Snger' best model, wifld5 bob in machine Fully automatic Pay To buy and tell gold or silv er Coins. biIinC of $76 or to payments of contact us first We also buy bulk II Call Cr ed it Dept SANFORD Slyer cons SEMINOLE COIN '1 WING CENTER, A East __ i( 141(11 109 A it? 5? 1 s1 32 4357 Sanford 372 911 1 Evcs itt 1116 - ________ Campers Sofa tied, $60. OnelIc, $3LS*ei is rock.,, 140 Sale on at Travel Trailers KULP DECORATORS '71 LANCER It usury Ira,' 40$w 1st lr-ler Sleeps 6 Aqua n ii 122 ltrI, tNOw,, SlOve, oven, Iv arterna. awn-nj. 'hI heat Con 52 Appliances pvenor. battery pack. other ra Iris Like new, 51100 Owner. 646 _ 6514 eves Mobile Homes on GORM 7726912 5S%ite115 - ------ - Reilly, 322 1301 2610 Hiawatha Ave' at 17 97 It 3- Bet*,in Treepa,k$456 Range. Refrigerator _________________________ ____________________ Painting Call V Payton - O., 377 7)15 ,' fi'r ,5(rl- $lS9i3 -. The Greater Mall Cesselberry, Fla - MOBILE HOME WIn ( direst %hngI Cabin ' 219 - Vi ~ - , 6 days ADE Wanted to Buy Looking for a high guilty oarqain7 Look to ClasSifld Casts tI.arr n tii y ii mc' r e - - 831.8400 PAR LYS 3 'ii vast of Sanford on 46 it RR 323 4133 ---- --- mutt sell - ii rerncndo% sacrifice. beauliful living room furniture 644 5173 a fter S Wi- KULP REALTY 107W St Iwrnty acres. Some hgh and some Io, laid 51 3000 OPEN SAT. n "5anfosSale'sL,adeq" - , - FHA -VA Y? - V 4 ' 1sra, - 55)5 A better Ii, NOTICE I It m to 9 Household Goods sl finance Down payment negotiable By appo,ntm,nl only Call I balh, will to wall tpet Central Peat, fenced back yard $739 NEW , r i' t ) 1,14". iarpetc'd dthwatler 577700 4 3b.*'oom, I' bath, fully carpeted central Peat & sr f)f 17? 446 .iller.5 _______________________________ 11 N,ct h0orno. Plus extra lot, coryl n'e,clal, $11,000 Owner *11 _ 68 Sanford Herald Stop making eacusis Dial 377 2611 or 131 9993 No Closing Costs Two Story older franc Pore, 7 bedrnon-s. I balts, corner locaton t?aoea loot e 3 nO ,V 1 0 uSe a (I,ltSiIiid ad TLA1 __ NICE AND CLEAN -- Ti' t'r never % FINANCING 3 Bed,00ni CB hon a Si,tslana Estat e's, fenced yard. carpeted, a very nice hone After d ow n neyne5l2,nosto (an ba assun Cd Located 601 Blywonil - Call 7Y4 TA CKS ARE DULL COMPAHED TO THIS bedroom, I' ba th LochArbor. large )bedroon.7bath CA hone, very rice lot All coons Dreamwold home for only 13&3O Has Centr$l Climate Contr ol. range are large Makes a real rice bone br a large fan Is Pr ced Al andrefriaerator.enclo'sedgarage, near middle ars high 5hoc4s 127100 tacellent financing available Home is lass than2yearso Let s, JOHN'S REALTY CO. BROKERS us *150* you One of our bell buss J T he , ilmi I We 8150 have 0 3 beclitoom, It, odya. 3n_6 n rest ed nfrm woti: 222-44U balls nearbY with many of ttse ______________ _____ tar'). teitures f or 122.230 REALTORS * Boil in the way! Sell It fast and idly with I low cost ClaSSifi ed ad ! ________________________ * Clothes Wash er - Dryer LAWN SCULPTURING Mowing. ______________________ IC __ SANFORD REALTY 75415 Fr,nchA Days in 7212 0 30037,5OO 4.g QUALITY 311 UEDROOM HOMES NATURAL SETTING "'" ealty Local and Nat * 1 - - - e wanf ad - _ 7 i~_ .5. - UUU 4 P•tICøt.i, .L Plaste 60 -OlfiCe Equipment And Supplles %1—Aviation _____________________________ - fh - Unfurn. VILLAGE land SR All Advil REALTOR Se minole Orange MLS 377199$ 13195 French Eve 322 7371 322 11,6 3277SS . lig-Mulsital Merchandise U—Autos fOr Sale 6451. J k%JI I%J%.0 ,00 like living within walkn to town! Thin see fbi charmingly remodeled older I',mr with 2 bedrooms I bath 1 ,)C1pllc', fvrnSt'riJ Onl Ill C5) Sandblasting SA -B.cycles 79-.-Trck Club Corp. NOW LEASItIG,Ssuifelfjn,thedin paneling, wall paper and carpet, heat arii a;, (04"dtiCfl (Osl'i-ed walk, corner location. Eliti ad el' Pd Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Fla "5l1$ per ma. & uP on relnimum 3 yr. as JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE& CONSTRUCTION 377 41 I i, ¶IAflCC _____ I; -Sports Equipment 78—Motorcycles Country & SPRINGWOOD (Vs Stemper Realty I N JO Systems APPLIANCES ne Ma2noIia Square BY I - ii, 834-3363 — Stereo Rummage Sakes %S-5eafs & Marine Equipment - * Pet Care 3:eiC KEN KERNS GARAGE Ccei'plet,Automotiv,Ser-iice KERPIS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto. Stand & Clutch Specialists Free pick up. deliver y & tOwing in Sean Co with major work 11)95 Santoro A.e, 377 3463 --------- '54—Garage - HotisesforSale HALL REALTY Short Term Lease ACRE IN COUNTRY WIn fliCi 7 bedrOom trailer , fur n.thed including two patios and hO utilty buldfl'7 Only $17 LiSh Or ret crier __-. ,,,.,, _____ ___ ____ -______________ WEST HOME AUTO SERVICE Brakes r.,'ry-,l of Sonfc'ia area £6-Income Washed sand till for lawn and loundiI.oqs* Will deliver 377 I$ WiD ci YOUSUPPLY,377 3602 Automotive Service - Lawn and Lot Cleanup, nd Lii3 Hauling, T remblay, 3372714. House Cleaning _NNNNNN I$-Rrsort Property For Sal, Jrriry. Iropries, SunfcAd, 322 6554 SENPCARIKGLASS&PAINTCO. 2lOgnoIia Ave 1224622 FulIlint GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7377 Park Drive, 322-3562 _______ and Acreage frS'el,vi. Pl,i'lC', 611 ShIN (in - Appliances $1-Farrnsand Groves SD-M 0 work IO13&V Call 127 2611 or all V"j Hornet 13-Mobi le elutsl.ea ad a Estate 4I -Housis for , -- -- __________________________ GENEVA GARDENS NICE 2 BEORoo, this oldv APARTMENTS home in City features air, central beat, formal dIning room It $501 W 25th St is _ _ _ ______ 3 bedrooms, 7 balhs. convenlini nice InAo to SchoOls. sfwpp.ng center, Shag CRAZY DESIRE! IF YOUR MAIN _ _ carpetng, drapes. dishwasher. DESIRE 9 to w a home that Central heal & aIr Sparkling ciman esn'f cost a fortune, let us show pool MO ____________________________ accepted 3222030 ri today Childr en you this 3 bCdrm, Ii-, ba th _________________________ ___________________ M-aytar home for only 523.000 Has air. Central heat and a DI LaWI Sirvice n w home feitvre* YOu'll like Sandlewood Villas Tractor wilts mower, will acreage or Icts Call 3721316,377 Call 322.2420 Anytime FROM$169 -, Cent ral teat & Air Conditioning, CommercIal & Residential Elec For free estimat es , call Carl tricatS,ryc,,Licen.j Bonded. Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 All Seminole Co. 21 Hr. Ass 1711. twering Service $70 SOIl. _____________________ AIR CONDITIONING ___________________________ TROUBLES!?? central stems. *4r40* units, fr ee H t rill Call Grpoory't Heat & Ar Ii, II, 5 323 7117 ' Real E1ectr1c Iinfurni Furn. HELP' 3Acrespiussmall3beoomhom, that eds pI99Wy of help But it now Iivie $1 000 Sorry, Cash Directory of Experts Ready To Serve YovI th,d 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34—MobIle Homes Ren t 3$—Mobile Business Property For Rent o Rent Rent 32 -Houses 17 E ________________________________________________ ________________________________________ for Rent - Only 10 mInutes from Sanford and Orlando. Efficiencies, I 1. 2 bdrm, Townhouse from $145. apartment for added income or Call no* for .511 I30.O - . 2$—Loans i;tais flO Yaie. congenial Share 7 Ixirm v.eblteIsome TV. telephone. i nai Clvbhotjse, social acfeytiej After 3 $31 7746 __________________ -______________ - - ,c_R.. . trailer, Adults Ofli Small pets Utilities furnished 1125 M FirSt liasI Ph 313 7971 ci 372 1301 -____________________________ 1 t'rc'room furn%hed r"ble Ar, carpeted Very AiCC Adults on1v Ph 77)Sa17 Child, ' . - NOW LEASING Ix)nlment ____________________ - ________ 41 HousesforSale ____ INCOME OR ltd LAWS Tns3story.lbedroom,lbathhornc _______________ Sanford's diSIliXtyC homC%ilC% Has 7 bedroom No pets Ph 377 YOUng woman sq.rso share apartment After *4Adiy 321 7076 ask for Susan ________ fiiiV Homes Rent NO alcoholic Alncil every ad f or real estate t'st off the f0llO*ri f-'ee Department Hours tfghe-%l Cot-rirnisions Sanford Court Motel 1a.m. S 30 p.m. C.' e'attsl Opp*rtuites 'ri Pu'rrtsii Etc Saturdays & Hoiidys 'i S - tIer MCnctiy lhruiturSd,,, "" I % -' Iv dIn 9J Abc-,r , "- - 12 Noon I 1 9 am Sunland t-t A area Call att,s-t uan convince us that you are nIl-I Dip or wi rates 741 DeldIfne-12 Noon 330 really Out to earn upwrs ,f OcIars Or Sanford 372 3l Day Before Publication Sl3.000per year and will lit m with WANTED Handyman 9 Good Things to Eat the aggreSSive people n our of All Ptcise'ScI carpentry *ark — 1 thru S limes 40C a line fcc WE WILL START YOU ON A lO Apartments Rent Free Est Ph 373 C., -eli-it DRAW 30c a line 6 thru 2S times _____________________________ p ,y Unfurn is hed 'i our new modern office. Drywall finishers E apenencec ______ 23c a line 25 times call Mr Joni Skein for only. Come t fob titC 900 Ken Tw beOoms. I bath. wal' to *ilI (s2. 0 MINIMUM CHARGE) po.ntrpent tucky Ave. D,Land See Al it carpeting, drapes, Central beat l Lines MinImum _________________________________ I] TravelAgencies Jim EVEREST REALTY INC miii FulIvn1uIPdwIbdisIs 1601 S 1192 watnl'r Call Mrs Wrath,.-by TOURS. INC 6%anfnt Dthwattser Mn M,sIland, f-la 62* f' Announcements 3 Paid vocations & muM Is (ruse and —________________________ At OIf.(3I riles 703 Simormn Iwo bedroom upsta i rs apt ply in person. Da ln TO BUY OR SELL 14 .5? I i tivd, 114*, 436) 133 )733 oo Security '"o uf.lil,rS AVON 2-In Memoriam 323 1901 alter 3 p m Colleu70,1 0(51' CLERk Appl, ,n 1$ Help Wanted 3-Cemetanias D'rlfoyi,j Esperapescedcw'uNCR PART TIME-102even.ngt ese'ning 1P113 19 In%&.r.iiie 4'Peronils n person, Holiday Inns of 5lure*oman to work in frut FRANKLIN tv dl 5 Allan or-1 c Sun rss bag eg lru I P!caart Lost and Found font ip Apply n person -Child Cane a' GI R Fruit & Gift Shop, 1.4 and I' 'Chin helper with cooking in 14 Business Opportunities ARMS peretice Apply Semi-sot, L000r SR 4$ 7- Motels Hotels Nursing Home. 300 S Bay Ave IMMEDIATE INCOME Santoro S-Eiting Places HOl'diy House of Sanford 5 in APARTMENTS D-sIrbutor-'pans or hull lane tinested in a pail time Cashier supply C*mpany ritabIshed '-Good Things to Eat Holiday HOUSe of Sanford ' ng TP' tion fantastic Worki ,n((Onjil5 *,lh RCA CBS D,vsr, 1120 FLORIDA AVE. tevestii) in lull time eatress.s NO.1'S 34 fIrs i week 3 10-Do It Yourself ircon'e POt5b.I14j jp *OnknQ 310 9 30 Tht -ii YOU must be a highly qualified to 51.000 per month wIN only Il- Instructions (Welt of Il 93 buM*99n FaIrway ,ncSude some Safuraays 6. Sun cashier hostets A pp ly in pe.r535 - ___________________ los inveaStory and PIasa&Semlnofonigps) days Apply In person only to 330 E Commerc ial, Sirs leaning Call COLLECT for Mr Trivel8 Recreation C om mercial, Sanf ord • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. ,)u)el (7111 461970$ ____________________________ e Masonry Construction , y..i SECRETARY WANTED I!VTl MYflLI5 ----Mlii (i)Nl3I rlrINIPJI '-rv.-i , sn-ave- a us efulcompetent. e'Pefiencedsecnetary Central Plea? & A ir 14-Camping.R,,orts PurPOsiagan when you sell tpse',n Ice' lull time position Siliry corn Eiperirncea service mechaniC, and S Pool & Clubhouse with a claSSified ad from the me'nsurafe with qualifications IS-Action Sport s eapenier'ced fiberglats duct Sanford Herald Call us today! Send resume and requrements Ic Laundry Facilities C(PJr c Third Pl anet Envron on- t delay! Just dial 327361? or P 0 box 179$. Sanf or d. FlorIol mental Systems, 170 0503 ___ Shag Carpeting 111 9993 To place yOur 37711 _____________ _______________________________________________________________ Employme.? want ad Kitchens Equipped Is- Help Wanted . 6 Months Lease __________________________ ADULTS ONLY fl-SItuatIons Wanted Lost and Mobile 26. 3 Bedrooms CAMP SEMINOLE ___________________________ Pt' between 10 10, 377 56i0 nests liuci t l.ntt 'id 'eSun (' in cc'nl*drqCe to Pettirir ci C$CPt Post office Boa I. N-n f-li 37751 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Needed 31 41 ____ _____ Only $21j500 ____ - _____________________ 29 ________ MECHANIC Real Estate Agents REDUCE safe & fast with GoBese Tablets & E Vip •'water pItt V Tc'uci'?cn Druot __________________________ - __________________ fl sale - -- - - - Il Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change -4 - i - V _ Day. .*r1A •- Pay SO Miscellaneous i 65 Pets and Supplies IM?'sCULAT( 7 be-droorn V NO DOWN PAYMENT For Sale V - - fimly room, SiIChC,i rtj,*d, ________________________ flil air, fenced, shade i. irut $.p(l fltcre'l, if you earnbetw.,n Carpets 5-,rn clea *POODLE GROOMING. IrOn) Sti %Q$;7yjJ annually, you may Irees Nice area Low lairs per room VA APPLIED FOR Qullify for a 3 os I bedroom home Andboifdng WiltsloV,&c.,, KULP DECORATORS Noon 1hI5 $dOr$blt3 bedroom. p P'OlCS$*OflVil Ph. 773 3',', 3 1t19 a tU4l 377 old BARGAIN wall to wall Nice 3 bdrm 7 bath splil plan argc paneled family room car p•,. sto rage M. UNSWORTH REALTY , Asump 7 pc t rntg $7J,7 MAITL AND FLEA MART 67 galore Central heat and Livestock And 1l liwi I? 92 Op-en Sat & Sun $01 W. Flrl St extremely Chttffl Fully Poultry 13$ 0517 373 4061 or 377 equipp ed DON'T WAIT Call PlItneck gQin, Associate NOR THE RN TIMOTHY MAY WAN TED' tUn*anlrd uSd131, (thY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR EALYOR R_______,_____ 373_slYi I IrmS for ¶'i3LB UALE,$2 501195 ION nov scour I Jim Hunt Realty (,ORMI,Y t: HWY 46 SANFORD Four Sate Will pik ij __________________________________ Hr ____ _ __ R(A,T()p Pt) 377 7615 I_RECONDITIONED 7524 Park Or 1722111 I 67-A 1 4314 Feed REALTOR Alter hours 2 bedroom, 7 baIts. fireplace, carpet. l'.itri tile 6711 og — in 92*1 377 3991 377 0-4 Pnperjt -3 bdrm, I bath Large breakfast room and screened *Qun%elf, ?Sc Call 377 5510 after 4 JIM DANDY FEEDS pond 527150 lvflg area Carpor t & big back — Dined from boxcar IoweSl whole ___________________________ sard %77,9 FHA $500 down sale Prices Quarant(ed Open 1 • $311777 TOW ______________________________ 4ey Kids looking for an raIn kllar! Ask Mom and Did to let ou PlayC a clatsiled ad garage - ___________________ SANFORD CLIFF JORDAN -- I a" the tote owner of "VIP , ASSOCiitOfl Trading Jr AI ertt$ing, Publicity, Promofoi 1. Public Relations. Trading ,is I P " Hostesses. Ccnvrntpcis sightletinQ Tours Carl I IS DeSou:a. P0 no. s?, — Casselberry Ask for Want Ads Per - yOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Frte, 1417077 for • w Care""Hotlne Adull Teeni AWL They ______________________________________________________________ ( Winter Don't - DBARY. OvERLOCkIP4G LAKE, 3 btdtOO(fl. COnVSII? to VlOp ping. pretty residential area owner must sell. $21500 COROETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR MOTIVATED SELLERS ' Ads Cost, Houses for Sale Houses for Sale ..1v.,ç Dial 322-261 1 NTAa ." ' - - - -_______ __ OR 831-9993 j1lt 'aI1ft1rj' ift tiaii I �a --me B sanford Herald _____________________ T.esday, Marc,h 12, 1974 Legal Notice - Legal Notice j1Nt1ciT FIcTITIOuS NAM IN THR CIRCUIT CuwiT IN THI CRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE is n.reby given that we CIRCUIT. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 11th JUDICIAL SEMINOLE cousyy, FLORIDA CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE or, engagrd in buinft at 351 High *0W 17 l3, Cass.Ib.rry. 37707. COUNTY, FLORIDA PROlATE DIVISION S,mnole County, Florita under the CASE NO. CASt No. 74.I.CP IiCIIIIOUS name ol OPEN SESAME. DIVISION I Estate gpi w intend to register said In re: me MarrIa. ii ARNOr ZIMMERMAHN with Ih Clerk olthe Circuit nime GARY C) GALLAGHER. ilfihiSt' I)' Uhilliars lflhOU5lfli' Diceasid. st.ir.dards I'-IIt reatis t'very *4uInd, Court, Seminole County, Iorida in NOT ICE TO CREDITORS . When longres.'c w11n1e(I Iii bill 1w votes on - a rarity TO ALL PERSONS HAVING spend nmne', on a congres' ht're"I. iciilious Name StatuteS, y JUDY N GALLAGHER. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST sional flag li shot it (town Wile. Wit Sr ton IS 05 Florida Statutes hut i they've mi'llowed to' SAID ESTATE: Congfess Bids Chicken Little Lieu 8 Tom Tlede - - When he came to Congress a itiarti'r century ago, lilt. (,rns.s had his reset ations IL)oUt I lie Ik'ait Ii of (lit' nat Ion. Soss' prepanng for his lit ire' nit'nl, he set's it lie but dtHtfli Thi' Ri'jiuhlic. hi' sa bluntly, is about In collapse. l"or thoM' who know the ('rusty losva ltt'puihhicjt1, I hi',e i ill 1)1' flU running (toni uniii'r a (ailing sky. harold Uoci' (rns.s. 75, has plavi'd ('hiickt'n t.ittk' in the hInus' ot lti'iiit'5i'tit at 151's I'tt'l slthCt' lit' j i,ivt'd. I"or 2.5 'j r hi' has sIIMMI on I hi' 1loo, all 56 iii hIm, SVoiiving uhich Wittild come first I hi' sinking iii liii' ship fit tati' iii a 54.'l of uuiu, iii liii' (litos- ning ol his i'li't'It'd tw'is in hit' lake ot hi hat-g NOW liii' Wisp, kuacious t'i'flM'iVah ivi' has appal-t'nt i ik'cidt'ii Sitt log lit-hit tiil hits Ciutteit'iI dusk, dresseil in "lwr black, hi' says liii' titil' 'till hi ii' in hii' ttit'iii is ii I5 II Ishis liii t I'S ('(S • I" t'IM' 54) iiiiit'h IflOilt'S ii' $24 trIllion at pnt'M'nh ih.si liii' "I'S S l)t'mocraIs going dosu n from os-vr• '., igiti, flow t'at tt 1' retIre this $ flotil,ed and required to tile • would you 1k it - atxivt' or them, "l'vt' always objt'ck'd claims and demands which you, or tk'lo%u' the squirrel tall on an to the way they run this elher 01 u, may have against said aultitmolille antenna?" situp," he says. - now ,r'rt' estt in theoflic.ot the Clerk of in, m1 when, last year, the than ever. He says the past Circuit Court of the EigIi,,gp hloucew as considerIng a $28 few Congrt''ics have been "the Judicial Circuit. Seminole COunty. nhIhtIon grant to the arts and worst sirhet' I came lien'." 1k' tbor,da, Probate Divisi*n., in the S William H. Turner 1101 Crystal Lake Circle JoAnn Gerard Macon. Georgia Pubi,th March 3. 17, is, . i,u NOTICE __________________________________ YOU ARE NOTIF lED that an DELL) FICTITIOUS NAME Action to4 onoiuf ion of Marriage Notice is herby gIven mat ws a,. ben tiM against you and you are rquired to serve a copy of your engaged In business at Highway 434 sinci' 50011' of tIle flU)'h%' within tour calendar months from the time ci the tirtt publication H MORRISON. Petitioner's torney, wtow ress is pa duplicate and state tie place of original wilt' the Clerk of this Court t' iI.ittini'iI II lii' d s' yt'1. (hI)i'SthI tl('it'iitt' 54)1111' neW ' I ) ,;)' 0 4 ' - r -- / • : :- - .. mon' than $35,000 (the na speech. colleagues hiavu' ill)' Florida In accordance with the Center, ISIS Hwy 1752. Malttand, aforesaId court on the lit day of CREDITORS. LIEP4ORS, OR provisions cI the Ficlits name SSminoie County, Florida under the February. AD. Iflf. in That certain OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY. " -ti' men, is mnn' than $lOO,000l one, "Gross insubortIinatio" And in Iwo' and 'a 'half Despite liii' old confronta. 1t'ca(J('s hi' has steadfastly tion.c, h)ow('vt'r, then' seems refused to sot" for foreIgn non' an attitudinal mellowing use private money to pay off ing power)." flow else can it spending measures he' calls With his retirement ne'ar(t'nd public debt, and citizens n-ill all i'nd but in woe' "outlandish nonsense." gel back only what's left of thIs yean, he is inFor hIs part. HR. Gross has his ttghit(istt'tjnt's is legen' ene'asinglv being chanipionet1 over, dune precIous little to dt'fIat(' it's a beads sCu'njrit) darv. When Johm Kt'nnt'tiv as a kind of boths'rsomne' but But, the value of U.S. currency, was prvsidt'nt, (;roM loudl valuable curmudgeon Gross has hinted at for sears and eschews parts __________________ tinht'. and Frank Sinatra being ing attendance' record (98 per Though hi' admits thiat fit" ntghtiifi' ,tint other i'xpu'nsIst' chaulleurt'd to the White ci'nt and his thorough-going Cheating Grows As Social Statement By Tom Tkde WAShINGToN (SEA — When the internal Res't'nue Service began a campaign recently to tabulate' the tips of waiters and waitresses in Cleveland, the resulting out' cry was loud and ominous. The IRS branch ouR-i' was deluged with complaints that were' remarkably uniform in ('untent. "Why art' Situ hounding us:' the attt'nt1nts asked, when SISOn gets awas' scot free?" There are' fears on high lfl the nation that millions of tax payers mas' be' askIng Ihe same queion this year. W:th the dumblouading disclosure's that the I'res'de'nt of the t'nited SIaIt.' p.111 unIv 92 fur 1970 i.ii's 'a ,t 1uis iii $200,000 ,iiitl iflat hi. burden Incri'jse'donhi, $86 thefollowIng 'ar. (here is con- withhold personal income tax and the figure may be dou- - '.• .. ;ii ,.,..., '(•'r.. . -',JtX"L:-i'-•. 8t - ______ _____ _______ ______ ________ _______ ____________ __________ _______ ('int'l . 'F,. . I I I I ________________________ __________ 1' ....,.._. 'I SANTA BARBARA. CALIFORNIA You are flOIitid that named Petitioners DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN, JR and DORIS JANE GOLDEN. have tiled a prlition In tie Oboye styled Court Petitioners' attorney or im mediat,ty thereafter, otp,,rw,w - sales but continued growth of the t'ener;mI sites ta's The I)eiinrtment of Revenue reported that the state collected $27 million in gasoline tax reve- - fn frnj Jwmv $27.9 million in December, The January total was I per cent less than Jas'uv'y im '1 I. Wrwfl uw '5 I - - aiC COiiviu •U nullion in gasoline taxes, State energy officials have i , C3u.'ui.iucu I •...,1 II. ii uwsa 3a301 mand grows IC) per cent a year in Florida, indicating the take I' 5, t, Ii from .,5SOi1flC taxes II IaUen by about 12,7 million a month. ' - LICENSE PLATE SAYS IT ALL c*ilya few in the United States and the same model used by the Queen d England, ?' mdmmi Ut ''"Y' WU SOld Ut FlOrid.a the bond issue should get Polk said, noting the referen- for these things for a long but added he hoped the jail and inadequate, bonds as mch," Kimbrough Florida Statutes 1557 'antiith ANNUAL REPORT A -k•I Inc . ton the calendar year, State Road 431: thence South 55 As Cterk of said Court hampering firefighters in the blaze discovered at 5 I"uesdav evening involving 32 units at the San Pedro ____ Op)/ty Clerk yOB LLOYD C1t' Editor . - 4 . - ________ radio announcer started a chain of events that plunged State Senate President Mallory _____________ 4 Dated February 25th 1,74 S Oa'd Sve'n Wrttrr As AdminiStrator STEPISTROM, DAVIS McINTOSH Publish Ate, cli 3. 17. 1971 or: it thence run Suti along tieWe$fiineftsu,iaidp,ival, easement to the Point of gi,wiiøg, Further desuibed as North of State Road a3a and East of Wekiva Spninq Road this pubIIc hearing will be held in the Counfy Commission Chambers Of tie Coorthouw, Sanford. Florida, on April 3 1511. at 7 - 30 pm , ci as 50cr) thereafter as (noisbie Planning and Zoning Commission Seminole County, Florida Pubtith, March I?. 1571 OEZ 67 lever for him. '"\ -i !)f r()',ed A Finall F -- - F Herald Staff Writer chairman Don Crabtree, the could be thrown off their land Agreeing, along with Sid who only agreed to nearby After months of negotiations Geneva schoolteacher who led but said lie still wondered what VihIen Jr., that "there are a lot trailers after promises sometimes resembling the months of protests against the would happen to trailers of illegally parked trailers," they wouIc be temporary. Paris Peace Conference which old law which effectively illegally placed during the Kimbrough said owners will - .' 4 -. Seminole - State Sen. Louis de La Pafle County Corn. county, declared "we've made effect. the county if the ordinance's planning out the window," to Oppose Oppressive Polic. p1eaI, although there are two attempted to reassure the trailer was placed Illegally, "mingling mobile homes and .. mission charnber that the only Only CommissIoner Mike place for mobile homes in the an agricultural zoning law worked nut." Crabtree saul he felt the way a trailer could be thrown hlattaway opposed final county, but the people who live regulating placement of mobile In a final burst of Five and a tlfld!t'(ltbe major issue fueling permit, and does not meet legal b;ttrrlv comnit'r:!irg he feels i'ntitlt'vI approved the proposed oratter an interview," Borne SEN. IIORNE dlnance line b' line, with CROI related. In field of 10 members and supporters of"I thought the recorder had Those who have filed include fering amendments and been turned off. I was shocked The promises of a politician that night on the way home secretary of State Richard questioning the intent of many are usually accepted with a when I heard what I'd said on Stone and Miami Sen. Richard sections. A. ['ettigrew. Effective immediately, all cain of salt. However, when the car radio." Borne said Tuesday, "I think mobile homes currently holdir it's a situation when you're Borne said the next asked to increase your ('ongressman Bill Chappell "all (;urney's own vulnerability was valid permits are ''granil fathered" on the land when' taxes...and you're having all but announced I was a canS the' invitation to inan' of they stand, and became well know-n can LM kinds of difficulty makinit ends didate and this thing Just In have similar homes ditional taxes. - ' ' a . , ' ._... ." paycheck, well the eventual outcome really Isn't difficult to forecast. : ' '---I "I know It sounds like a hearings, Borne said, but his special exception permit. Further, all new trailers ) strange story," said the 18-year popularity plummeted with veteran of state government, publicity on the alleged fund coming into the county, or sold who is one of 10 announced raising by his es-aide, Orlan- in the county, may be placed on landofoneacreormoresolong canddatcs, including Gurney, doan l.arr' Williams. Borne is optimistic about his as the land meets en. for the U. S. Senate seat. Gurney has said he'll seek re- chances of taking Gurney's seat sironmental requirements. ' • (i S -. * ' 'I " _. 9 Yesterday, we had a visit YO arid path of you are hereby severally nolaild that the plain tiff(sl tiled its sworn complaint or ' $ Mallory Borne, candidate in the I)irector Dot Glis,son's office baseel largely tin his iUorne'st Democratic primary to reported Tuesday Gurney has record of state senate service, anti loniner counts agricultural agent Cecil Tucker, the board help turn around the legislative sections which could have as a whole but in- anti other agricultural area Gurney in his quest for could come into Seminole and before the HorabIe Clarence T Johnson, Jr • one of Judg of the ' lbovestytedCot on ttse 77th day of Mardi, AD, 1571. at ii 00 o'clock. any. to said consplainior peS'ticn on HOWARD MARSEE, At$ittønt County Attorney Seminole County of are your • Blvd., Orlande. Florida fbI and file Sue originf P'ffi Itio CIen it the Styled 31sf, Cowl on or etoe 1974. OthI*i5 a udgmenl may be entered against you for the relief demnded I thi Petition W1TP4ES$ my hand and seal of said Court en February 77th 971 (s..tt ' AItPK.,r H Bt(k*ith. Jr Clerk Ci th Court By Joy w.tt DepeAy Clark Attor,s,y for M4rci a not ,_,_ Sanford, riot Ida on or- before' tt'e Thid day of P,',,,ch. I I) 1171 arid tie tht orig nal •ith thC Clerk of the above styled Court ,, . 1571 sure, but I think you can get the riiones bat k front eu' ctiiti' Now thst s the kind of answer I Iik I he r right, titlC, interest, or lien you or any of you have in a to the oroperty deScribed in said corn it any you have, wsuy sai' property should no, be Condensneg toe the uses and purpow, as set forth in tie Complaint or petition tiled here,n I' you fail to oo so, a default *ill be tered again you for the reli,t dtmanded in the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and seal ot said Court tin tip 22nd day Of Tebuary. A C) . 1571 ISEAL) ' f,i ' Publish Peg 2$. M5rch S. $2. 19. Quite frankly, if our security complex is becoming so ovrrcro spar y as a resu of not being able to remove some of the prisoners from Se:ntn&e's lall and transfer them to the equally over('TOWtkd state jail at htaiford then b I all tnean,s invite the state to construct the necessary facilities. ' A?lht,,.Ii liecIwliS'. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court 1571 ' - - -' - . . on the needs of a detention renter,thenwhy didn" they use 'I'hiEhlt MoNEY anti build it wherever they'd choose to locate it? In response to those queries Eachdptenitan, s hereby re-q-"i to serve written defenset, if Center, while offering an annual token payment of $1 for rent. Bear in mind that the four years ago to assess themselves the cost of this structure. So, why should the state have the authority to usurp '- Publish Del 1$ Ordinance - H) John A. .Spoiskl AND Neighorp,) Law Oftice of Central Fla., Inc Attorney for Petitione, v.bOse addeess I 101 w Centra March - • ,, - I f You are further notified lisa' the NOTICE TO CREDITORS curve 17591 feet to the'P.T., thence that an action for Oi5tott All crrrjitrS of thp estate of North 7' deoreOS 09' 77' West IA) Marriage and other ,ei.,f hat iit,P I) ½' . A (j . ',' t '.t r- '.' ,,.......... I,'.., .,,...,,. ---------. -, .4." " " '4 ' ' riled age nstb lou arpØ you are hereby nolitie'd and required to East U755 test, Thence South 74 requir to serve a copy of eaSement, vestigating the scene today to determine ks from the fire an(l water damage. No one was injured. ut'i 9a3 Iocatedln Semiro'r C3unty, Florida, iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE whichuscofl(a ,,eNc)qthwarda 'sat BETTY E. HUSTON. wife EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. aradIusofilu7lfeeStp,ncealong AND CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR thC 0Cc of tad tory, 13143 feeS to LESTF P F) 01)51014 ltushari'i SEMINOLE COL'NTY theP 7 - tre,,y blufIh 71 degrees ' DISSOLUTIONOP PROlATE DIVISION 30"West2sssbeet, thenceNortfs30 MARRIAGE PROlATE NO. degrees II' 33" West 17130 feet to NOTICE OF ACTION In ye. Citale f theP C cIa curve which is concave TO LESTER HUSTON. HA'7PY FAR'. WI STEP West*ardan4p'.a%aradivsof i33I whose andrea is unknown lie office' 01 Clerk of C'rcuit Cosal of SaminOf County, Florida, in the courthouse at Sanford, Florida. within four alendar months from the date of the first poblicatmon of tnis notice. Each eJaim or demand must be in writing and must stat. thepIe(eotresid,andpo%t Offite odorets ol the claimant and must be sworn to by the' claimant, his agent. 0 hit attorney, or it w,ii become void accorong to law ______ - ,',iniQet0tth,10ut1on is Father by L. F. HENRICH. surveyor, for tPiouse. Sanlcrd. Florida, its ap Mr. Ctialres Sellgman with the IN THE COURT THE plicatlon for an Order of Tak,ng in John C Adam' March I. 11 North right ob way line of Slate EIOHTEINTH JUDICIAL Cli. accordance with its Declaration ot joseD', P Pnuadi, Road 131 *11th Said pont of in Taking Pierifotor. tiled in thiS cause (prtiIld PubIc CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE leniecticri is the Point of Beginning, Accountant All parties to this suit arid all other COUNTY, FLORIDA lhenceSouthI5degr3g'30"wes, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74433•C Publish March 17, 1911 lnterestedpaniosmayapp,aratl along said North riolit of way line DIVISION C DEl $4 time and place desIgnated and be thence North 67 degrees 34' 30" East 3234$ led to the Northern t' mmationpoinfCftheWlIof aforementioned private road _______ I you as defendants seeking to con the principal of lice located on High North rlCfit of way line 13543 feet to Attorney for Petitioner way 17S7 in Fern Park. Florida, for the point Of Intersection of tie west P0. BOa 1755 .nsperton during regular busi,t tine of that 30 foot private road Ianforø. Florida 37771 easement shown 0)1 Plot of survey Publish' March 3. I), 1, U, 1,71 hours by any citizen who requests Itir, ma,, hvp aq,i,nit t,.i't estat, in '(Ii. _______ SAN PEDRO FIRE 'PROBABLY ACCIDENTAL' LACK OF available water was given the blame today by it was probably an accidental fire of some kind and not (oldenrod-Dommerich Fire Chief W.H. Mayo for arson," Mayo said, noting his department will be inWednesday, March 13, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 6.6th Year, No. 174 Price 10 Cents Dual tfrieandonsame bearing iI4 fp,t breathing down our necks ____ ________' , 4 , Altamoede Garag. in Aitamonte Range 75 East, and LESS the Last 37 feet theriof and LESS Its. East 350 Springs. Florida. Further o. (Seal) resived at any tune. However, __ __ __ the booth (only a few in this weeks ago to go back to private point; failure of the Jail bonds, saying _________ tying Northtof Palm Springs Road in a Vihien echoed Khnbrough's ____________________ race for Republican U. S. Sen. Edward Gurney's Job. Borne, in Seminole County As the results of yesterday's Tuesday meeting with supdismal bond referendum in. porters, told Sanford Herald Of April, 1914, other-wise a Ji,grnenl may be entered gaintt you for the From the center of Section 3, relief demanded in the Petition Kimbrough was referring to the Jail expansion project which stale officials have said is an ______________________________ ___________ 1r 5.4)4. SEMINOLE COUNTY. A C) I71, otter for sale .ti t th• hlghett bidder, for cash. Mibiect DESCRIPTIONS: Deceased. to any and ati euisting leini, at the PARCEL NO. ill - PEE SIMPLE - WATER RETENTION ARIA Front (West) Dr of thi Seminole NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING County Courthouse In Sanford, WATER RETENTION AREA LEFT Florida, th above described per. (NORTH) STATION 55+00.00 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST That part Cf tonal property. SAID ISTATE& provsicns nf tip Fictitious Name C I Retail Commercial District St*tutet, To Wit Section p the bO$lO*lrig descr.bed ptoprty they were disappointed by the voter turnout, Williams calling it a "sad thing." ___________ I Estate of VIVIAN LOIS GRAVETT the time of tie first pmlication of thiS notice Each claim or demand Commissioners Dick ) action for dissolution of marriage Of area In callIng right of way OWNED BY: a' other relief has been Ilied L NOTICE is hereby given that lam SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING agaInst you and you are required to SCHRIMSHER and MARTHA H engaged in business at 1011 Citadel AND ZONING COMMIISION serve a copy Cf your weitten SCHRIMSHER. lilt wife q, Attamonte Springs, Sem'not, defenses 70 it, if any, on GORDON SUBJECT TO. MOR TGAGE NItiCeSf Pvblic HHrt*, recorded in Official Records Book County. Florida under the fictitioijt Tie Planning and Zoning Corn V. FREDERICK, Attorney name of ALTAMONTE mission of Seminole County, t, Petitioner whose address S05,50e477intavorOfROlERTK ALUMINUM. end that I intend to Florida. will conduct a public I'. P0 1795 RElTfN ed Boa register said name w,th the Clerk of hearing In co'iider recommending. Sanford. Florida 33171. ano fitS the MORTGAGE recorded in Official the Circuit Court, Seminole County, oroposed change of zoning from R 3 original w'tPi the Cliii of the above Recoe'v look U7. page 7V in favor FICTITIOUS NAME for one reason, liii' _________________ for the prlscners. . . they must be paid for." I Tag No 7W 5715. yin No. HAVE ANY RtGHT, TITLE. OR TERESA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE INTEREST IN AND TO THE IllS I1N3NIII7$ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and the underiiwd as Sheriff Cf NOTICE Seminole County, Florida, wilt at COMPLAINT. TO-WIT. TO MR ZYGMUNT FALKOWSKI PROlATE DIVISION section line 5025 feet to TAI.I.AIIASSEE, lAP) — State revenue figures released ' _______ AdOptfl of NICHOLE FALKOWSKI. a Minor DES Roth' Kimbrough was inclined to a iiiilosophical approach, saying he did not see the outcome as a "matter of winning or losing. The commissioners asked __ but no money. among the' anhi'tax other. Susan Wilkins of outcome will not change his philosophy "because I've always taken a conservative stand all along." "I think my next step will be call another special election, and If any vote Is held this year the "most logical time" would be the September primary. I I Name StatuteS. ToWil: Section folowtngde1(rlbedpropertyoved GRANTEES, CREDITORS, Florida Statutes 1551 by Gall Yates nsa Gail M. Kouwt, L1ENORS. OR OTHER PARTIES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT P0 R sild pprty being located in CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UN Alfred H. Piurnmer SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA e DER. OR AGAINST ANY SUCH Publiih March Il. IL 7$. April 7. Seminole County, Florida, NO 73 tOfl.0 DECEASED DEFENDANT OR ,,u particularip described as foIisIn r, Petition of One (1) i5fl Pontiac. 3, DEFENDANTS, AND ALL PARDANIEL WEBSTER GOLOEN,JR DEZO Seminole County, Florida, run S 00 saidCoVrtth1sflthdayOfF. ,uy, Declaration of Taking In , it endorsed the projects by simply placing them on the ballot, In retrospect, Kimbrough said, 'I'm not disappointed by the vote, but I am coccerned on - DECEASED SUCH BILLIARD CENTER. and tnat I Plaintiff, vs M- A. TinSiey I Gail ANY iofend toregister said name wiTh he Yates. Defendant, which aforesaid DEFENDANT OR DEF ENDANTS. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Writ of Eieutlon was delivered to IF ALIVE, AND. IF DEAD. THEIR County, Florida in accordance with me as Sheriff ol Seminole County. UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. PbIiSh- Mirth I). IL 76,ApqII rovvi fl9 _______ Florida Statutes IS7. S. Wanda Pat?,rn PubliSh Feb 34. March S. 17. IL 1574 ______________________ which he urges Americans to I - • - certain when It comes-in casually talking by telephone to in g cheatIng - Ed ward u'hl nht'Iht'r Ih- frets are' WIfl5 Ira(iItlonallsts. some' of e nt r en cited War T a S Stephens, a Washington tax justifte-d Early las return' Resisters nrngrani has bt'e'ri whom has't' allegedly withattorney', says he's convinced art' as yet too (ew to arrange' held part ot all of their tax so successful she has begun a ___________________________ popular tax columnist and many tax observers agree withheld taxatlons. Bob Lynn. organiztsr of an _________________________ author Ray I)e€'rane', of the that (1w anti-tax rumors are Arizona"hasd , J group called ('It-s i'land I'ni'sc ',vs that his thii' strongest in decade's, anti Tax lk'iunmnt'rs I nlonitur)ngs undicati- "a liii of stirne' i nd iv idua Is ia tid deavor (TIIIJEJ, says that fPle' who are' fed UI) — at organizations are openly lt'ast 4.5 million Americans _______________________________________________________________________________________ . Elections Mrs. Camilla Bruce. 7 40000 and Survey Station Seminole County, Florida PubliSh Feb 34. March s. n. i,, 55.0000, said survey line and sa' doing incne'asing talk of ing Ior 'e'vet-y deduction south Seminole branch cow'. when theelectorate shows signs "But then de ha Parte withof a lack of understanding of the drew. I mentioned a deiire New Yorker, pubhIshi('s Lube ne r Ian newsletter and Means Committee, h.s counted by the commissioners 575. Winter Park. Florida 31755. on Judicial CIrcuit, Seminote.County, Division of the Seminole r.ounty Seminole County. Florida, lying within 300 ft North of the survey before March 77th, 1571, and file Florida. Probate Division, in ti, Sheriff's Department, 111W Of State Road 5131. Section John E, Polk. t. original *ith tPi Clerk at Courthouse Cf Sanford. Florida, conventions, but publications %Ide'rabhe concern I funding for a central county In his Interpretation of Consutitutton. He says Recently the conservatIve LIbf.'rt)' Lobby group held a cons'e'ntlon in Washington in which tour people were hun' ored for non-payment of taxes. And this Rightist move' ment has not only generated But elsewht'g't' tln're is con. voters are more preoccupied with more immediate problems and that those who did vote are concerned with other areas of taxpayers' expense," he said. to expand the present jail would be throwing money down a dry well," Polk said. "It still wouldn't meet state and federal standards." - as follows 0EV-Ill the relief demanded in tie duplicate and state tile place prohibits a persona! income residence and post ottice address of Bgin at a opint 4, M teeS South 00 jon taL. He says if the' u s re' ortit WITNESS my hard and the seal of tie claimant and must o. sworn to IN THE CIRCUIT UUR POE degrees 1401" East of the Southeast turned to the ConstItutIonally by the claImant, his ageat or at tile Court at Sanford, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA- corner of Lot 33. The Moorings mandated method of "issuing County, Florida, thi5 fledSeminole lorney. or the same Shall be sold. Subdivision, according to Flat CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-USC day Of recorded In Put Book II, page 33, money through Congress, in- February. 1914 Ditpd at Sanfo.-d, Florida. this 5th In ci me Matr(a. PIk Recorthof Seminole County. day of March. 1571 stead of the earral Reserve (Seal) FRANKLIN C. AKERS. Wanda J Putll•m, Aripw.r H ft.'kwltri. System," the nation could tax P.titionqr, Flovida,tPieec.runp4o..m$oeg,,e, As Adm1ntstratria l5d 31' 34" East '51 SI feet to Station Clerk of tie Circuit Court money instead of people and 5140000. thence continue North 91 Cf 5d estate Op Martha T Vuien SHERRY W AKEPS, thus raise similar capital WILLIAM A JACOB degrees 31' M" East 700 teet to Respondent Clerk Ht'gardles of the' worth (If PbiiSh Stat on 91.0)00 toe the end 01 said 33 E Washington NOTICE OF SUIT Feb 74, Marcts 3. 17. 19, (hi' tonstliutlonal argument, 1574 5rv1y line Orlando. Fia '(0 SHERRY W AKERS increastn numbers of people 0EV IS) Attorney for Admn'stratri Containing 25,400 square feet Residence Unknown _ ______ 1,257 for and 3,972 against; branch courthouse, 1,322 fç and 3,876 against, and agriculture center, 2,508 for and 2,783 agaInst, written detenses. it any on either of you, may have against said Petitloners'attorney,*hes..dd,eSs estateinm.ofvIceoftIseCIwkoftls. Sales TaX '4 W(gt / I , may hi' building among disgusted citizens The worry is not coming public from the llt.S. Spokes' men there say the offIcial cxpectationisthat"niostA,ner. tcans will comply honesti with their tax obligations.' Even the recently beefed up tax Investigations staff is cxplained an'as' as "part of a continuing rocvts to keep Uf) with a growing population. Unofficial totals on the individual bond votes were: security complex, 1,829 for and will undergo "considerable change and belt tightening." Commissioner Mike Hatt.away, lone Democrat on the commission, echoed Drum- kr years. I think I would be unpatriotic lit did." the the was opposed all four bond Issues, commented he felt the vote "is a warning to the board that we can't go spend crazy." "The lack of attendance at riamei in that peition and you are notified and required to tile any satisfy the terms of said Writ of - ______ Cefliet admits. "I haven't paid my passages eonccrne'd WIth the' protection of individual _ million but had no explanation for their failure to campaign for is. With only a 13.2 per cent turnout, 5,291 of Seminole's agriculture rejected. S Anna .1 DeMost PubliSh March t. 17. 15, 74, 1571 DEl i . frivolities I'rolt'.ititiill tth 12 succt'sshuit 'ani ign Io 5J Seminole County Corn. missloners, with the exception of Greg Drummond, Tuesday professed sorrow at the rejection by county voters of Seminole County, Florida in cc register said name with the Clerk at Maillarid, Florida 37731 NOTICE OF SUIT tie Circuit Court, Seminole County, Attorney for Petitioner THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Fiorlda in accordance with the PubliSh Feb 9. U March 3, Refl K Peter croylsiom ot the Fictitiout Name Ifli Saltsburg Rd . 7 Statute's, To Wit, Section U, 05 0EV i Monroq,lIle. FICTITIOUS NAME __________________________________ Pennsylvania Notice is hereby given ,,lam Florida Statutes 1537 Wiillam B Antrim PARCEL NO Ill engaged in t*isinrts at 7510 0 Oak PubliSh- Feb. 34, March 3. I), 15, NOTICEOP SHERIFF'S SALE IF SAID DEFENDANTS ARE Ave. Seminole County, NOTICE IS HEREBY CJIVEPI that certain writ of LIVING. AND IF ANY OR ALL OF under the tlditlous name Cf THE that virtue of ______________________ OR DEFENDANT PEPF ECT TOUCH BEAUTY Eecutlon i;ued Out of and under SAID SALON, and th.t I .ntei o rrstt'q tue seal of the County Court ot DEFENOAPITS ARE DECEASED. FICTITIOUSNAM! name with the Clerk 01 the NOT ICE it hereby given that i am Seminoie County. tor.a. un a THE UNK OwN SPOUSE. 1)1 IRS. • t'xt'rct' his right totakt' over know the US. IS spending Its the F'ederal htcsen't' System, way to ruin. "The dollar tohience. "One day we'lI all (lay," he sass, "isworth about wake up and the' banks will 31 cents compared It) hut' 1939 hears County, Florida undCr in. ticlitiov$ name of SANLANDO PLAZA and i battles alone }"or years his great fear has been that, as a Inner, lie would lx' cut oIl in dt'h)at(' hwlont' hit' hiatt his (till Say. To avoi(i this he still carru's in his kickvt a t'1)('(l ami'ndrni'nt that he can propoSt to any 1)111, strikIng its enacting clause This is a nitpit' kin hut r It' i, I'll arii'mliiit'uit that . (fit' presIdent will, in a lsI support, he says he has S ' 5 Harry F. Stokes, Sr. against you for the r,4i,l demanded lorney, or the tame Shall be sold Ju'cts to u)ngresson.I any- grows so i'ndies.slv that JCS E. Stokes in the C,mplalnt or Petition Dated at Altamonte Springs, thing. lie, says ..... Publith: March 5 I). IS. U, 1,71 , - too .. many -- .L. essarv work is lost iii tin' ,,,. .. , vnii or ciioyio IJnT uay UT revruary. ''""'" "'" -- -iIirIliI'rs ot'iong It) tilt' T&T shuffle. ;,.--.'.,'. "'" that an action to impreSs a iiCfl on DEl IS ('liii, "They come to work the Iollow 1ng property in Seminole _________________________________________ Doris McGowan on 'I'uestl; and go hiitnie on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE County, Florida, As Etetut,ii Legal Notice Thursday. In 1962 he Icilti an at said estate. Lot 7, Block C. SAN SEBASTIAN 11Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND COUNTY, astonished quorum that This HEiGHTS, UNIT ONE A, according FOR SEMINOLE James B Byrne, Jr. FICTITIOUS NAME " Eiquire to the pIat thereof u recorded in FLORIDA IS the most do'nothing &'%SiOfl NOTICE is hereby given that lam Attor','iey br E'ecIria Plat Book 1$. page 70, Public CIVIL ACTION NO: 74.1551 ' I have ever M'('fl. ' 1k' has engaged 'nbusinessmtOrangeDriye P0 RCcords of Seminole County. DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION. lor.g soled against congresin Ailamonte Springs (Mail ad Ait,Imni, Springs STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART Ftqida Firid 17701 sion.iI hI itit'Fi'isi.', And a P0 Oo. it .çit firrss o 1RAP4SP0RTMJO4 I'?-, nv hand and teal 01 5.-rn nii.' Cuunty. F iorid.i under the lvii S(',II ,i)), tiI'II ht'.iijt'i S COiJ on F 1,71 y, 13th. IiCt,tiou% name ot WORDS dt't'Ided to hold a non-work' SEMINOLE COUNTY, tSeait 1IMIt and that I intend lo FICTITIOUS NAME Pta mutt is I ing lm'-dav session. (ro Arthur H Beckwitpi. Jr register tOid name with the Clerk of Notice It hereby gisen that I am showed up every day for Clerk of the Circuit Court the cCt Court. Semnole County, engaged in buinett at KING HELIE PLANNING GROUP. OA By Joy Stokes ilie Week That Wasiit." Florida in accordance with lh Georgesn Dr , Caswiberry, 'O. aI INC a Florida Corporation. o.ty Clerk g*OviIiOtfl of thc F ctiiious Name Seminole County. Florida under the w H MORRISON In thit' lMSt, sut'hi taIling Defendants Statutes, to Wit it fill few InIt'nds for (ros.. As Secllon 14$ 05 ticiilious name NOTICE OF HEARING of MID FLORIDA Attorney at Law ' Gross lwiteves the repuidia- not an economic exlx'nt. a po. lIon siihl to' From the highi'st siti'ifl m,ins iii his i'olle;igijt's '. P.: I ,ii ts4. ...-*.-7"-.'k' '.. .:i , '- -_', . - ',' .,. '.......'eq -.- .. t. v 4'J .. C. -,, ,...•. . -': grc1 '• i: - ' ,ls . ' • 'iiis ' grt'siiirial spending weren't dint lit' says hit' Iihh0Uflt Of the claimant and mutt be swOrn to aitorney or immediately thereaiter, FictitiOUs Name Statutes. To Wil pUblIc debt alone us non proaching a halt trillion did' Iiirs. Well, sit' can't retire lis 'iitlin,ir r,ii'ans. Wi' can't Inipose last's Iii take care of utah kind of flhunu'v, so we'll have to do 1111% sonw form repudiation -,-.-'. -' '1.•. '-'4, i''_ sheti tiiI0flsihIhitv liki' liiiis h e - Vote r s S o w Bu t Defeat F0u F • Bø n d is s u e $ 1 -, ' expense of the citizens of Seminole County haven't tested their efficiency'. Borne proposes cornputerization of information on Good News, programs so citizens can get quick response to their cornplaints. A similar program has t up in Florida WI his guidance, Borne said. St'mninole County' may seek a Commissioners early this pipes, and investigated. Control last week warned circuit court injunction to stop morning authorized Adair and "They are literally piping Orange County of the violation, Orange County from pumping County Atty. howard Marset' to muddy water from .st'ctions of and 'they the state are mnudtly water from a private seek the injunctiun—if the Little Wehiva and are working on a number of things First, the gusal news: inthest' housing development Into the necessary—to stop a pumping making no provisions what- separately." tunes of shortage, Seminole Little Wekiva River, pollution operation for Riverside Acres, soever to prevent pollution," Avl,iir said he Is "not op. o iirt So u gI'i t () F' c)I Iiit Io ri ii Mosquitoes iiisted about in the govern- arthropod control director Val llearll railto e r • Senate seat tie will propose told Tuesday, one product Said today'. overhauling the antiquated promises to Ix in abundant t'n;ite seniiirity ssteui and supply this year. will support a federal "SunNow, the had news: it's shine Law." "There's a lot lobe mosquitoes. According to - ()rd Adair said he discovertd the ooeration violates state and dniniintwaerw,4e.wf Isv lh SWIM tniI operation, going on for at least counts' aw because the' pumping six months,whenhe was driving In fact, he said, the state designe'd Ii) prevent flooding of through the area last week. s,in I)t'part meat if I'oltutu,in the pit'. .it-' i:'s 'ç - p - .. fl ,' ' think It can't be changed from be,tctics will enjoy a "bumper nithin," Ilorot' said ihi ,.,-," _s "- : r 'i"' 1'" Rut all is not lost, Bobbins says The county will again hand out anti.mosquito fogging spray to all citi:ens who want it. Spray should Ic available within 10 days at the Forest City Fire Department's Sanlando station, mind suitable distribution spot will be announced soon for the southeastern section of the county. Comn.'lssioner Greg I)runimond, SpSifl.SUi' of the county's mosquito control program, said spray loggers cost approximately $10, and adding that he hopes all citizens taxe anvantage of the county's tM - -' , - ili.Je'- .r MAN ,&. w DROWNS IN LAKE MONROE TIlE NAME of a man found floating in the choppy water of Lake.' Monroe today just offshore from the Central Florida Zoo was withheld pending notification of next of kin, Sanford Police said. An unidentified fisherman who disappeared before police arrived, made the initial discovery, IIe'rald P)'ioto by I'I rutiv l"la iid'r' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 12, 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/226b0f08ff84636c3bc94c2497569967.pdf a74536665c102088964028d2e2ff552b PDF Text Text 68-The Sanford______ _Hcrald Bank Monday, Jan. 21. 1974 The 0 When Apartments Rent 31 Un furnished Magnolia Ave • Apt. 3 373$516 Its m. 9pm. GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W. 25th St 3 brooms.. 7 baths. convenient to Schools. shopping center 57rng CIrpeIrng, drapes. dishwasher, central ht & air. Sparkling clean pool. MOvC in today Children accepted 372 7090 31 Family park. 3315 HAVr 17 97, Sanford, 373 1930 Day. Wb. Mo L !!!: "rrn d ',rirr(' ri Clean I room apartment. AdlfS only, no pets. Neat hospital. After Feb. 1. 1st & las.t mo 377 U4I Trailer. I bdrm . good location. Quiet, electricity paid For mature II Houses for Sale ' GOLD GOLD Check these Ca,stlberry f..3tures Plush shao cArpet, eat formal d;nng room. ri large tcyer, central air, patio. Iarrly room, large lovely lot f',lt,.:i!l,rc'du:i'.l tIrflt,'.t'i' 'r. r.rr.r toda-, Phllis El u ' C? CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Sanford location For op poritment, call 323 2920 BALL REALTY I Central heat-air, enjoy the our' and beauty t miS country i'c 147,900 Call Ruth I'. nr,Cc-n 'INTER PARK within walking distance of stores along Aloma near Lakefront If YOU dOnt Ike to drive anymore. th;s 2 bedroom home will fill the bII The air unit oo s thewhole ' t'me For more informaton cat' D: Bowler, Assnc Roberts & Gilman *TRYTHEN BUY!* rgPit We are so sure you *11 love 'Ii.S care free living, that we want you to try it before you burl Sf00 by our 2 furnIshed modets for detets on thtt manty back offer We even hOve 0 plan that w,ll pay halt of Inc Ør payment for you Isn't it worth investigating? Located; an Airport Bh#d between U 92 aria 5nford Av e That s REALTOR 631 7500 ST. JOHN'S Ngrls 177 PICTURE wooded 115 closi t School, Priced 113.700 to $73,700 VA, FHA 1, conventional financing avalah. Low down payments igh NO TRAFFIC NOISE 3 bedroom home on largt for Ottfs.de of city with p.a'o afi1 all Me gooces. 133.300 Teems SNUG AS A BUG SMALL GROCERY Austin Development Corp Attamonfe Springs. 901 715.47M. Mt Bradtcird, Optn I 6 p hOm tOtS. and - matonary home, 1105 '1 9i St. Asking Pti(C 51 4,300, owner will consider cash offer Ray Lundgus?. Broker 327 1796 rneess KlNGSBERRy El Caultan Sf Ray Crank, Builder New boom, mes Car ce?ng. range, dIShwAs.h,r. Jsposel. central N41 air. Lot IN a i4' Pft, 671-440. - Rrt4u.L', - .; - - --- o n Ra,fw,3fl 1)01 . *iPllIWAfhO A v e at 1793 ---- ... SANFORD REALTY 1,443 FrvhA .137 - 7?. 5 R l DAn ea in R jrf MOSS I C. Dryers., furniture and appltances Plus Fit Part sAccessories AuctIoneering Service * Boats &Marine Equipment 17 Voth Auto Batteries. SI) 95 Buy, sell, consign, .eppraise, or STEP BUMPERS S37.50 tom aomest,c & Imported Plckui. 40 pot - Buy direct 58 SPARTAN BUMPERS Sanford Atport Triats tne difference Free Lit Kuip Decorators.. 109 W Is? S' 377 2335 Air onustiomng '- Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free eStimate, call Carl Morris. t SEARS in Sanford 377 1711 carport 515.500 Have p, J (,[ Appliances ¶.,ir'omd t'rrtre (cripari, 2572 Park Drive, 317 1562 51 Livestock And Poultry rys. wU 'L.a itli P*I( I ROOMS CARPET (lT'i' - IS THIS COULD BE IT , We t'trorn oider hOme wth .110. YOU ought to - Care-' Reaut'y -I-- P411.05 St.,p fl or a!i for tub VP to 31` - . INCOME ',"rn u!:,nI,' -/ OCirencIs Ave 'r.i' ' iO 'r?,i' *th heal, or double def A C hVid garage. barn and fr t1i0mrSilio it ffiiiir turns 'nf0 bi.ry All if' oOOd COfldt,on. This*tin:! tsf tsg' 322.2420 Anytime 5jnfgrd's Sales. Leader Your Mull lLit Agent LO'4l and Nôtonal ML.S 5*S Pat Or L) - 13 S ontdrsdO Sprinç. Palm Spring s etiOn.- 7 iat. Write Pfo,liCrc, cc'j'lir,n General Okl'-dmf. Lors*t, F! L.Ake Mar,-- 2 acres plus, corrr s'te, extellert area, cleared, 51-3,300 Of owner 373 5106 $43 6307 'sw1r 11 i'~ titfnri J f, _ . '.. __= ' *_ f" - = of those involved in the Watergate -Ik-anlal 1mve or will W nwde ((I pay the price for their actions %ill Ow saine appl), to the oi and when it is onclusively proven that they C ei)ntrived F' I re nt fuel i L~ 1, - . Imoftwl -__ --- - k I I 199&= .- -. OMMIT - :'.' - - - - r '- ----' ______ ---'-' p'''._ '' if 9 a.. f " - '' a. h.-' i ' . ". , SCOPA •i JIM RYAN I . . Slisunderstanding' ______ - '- ' . M --~ to i.1; told 1 M M, " per'111111. i3 secur . "As %,flu know this i3 a taln ng hazar& to life and property. In his memo t oday to CO119133 iSSIOfl, Gundli g it es ro fes ' " ' • SEX CRIMES SEMIN AR OVER 100 law enforcement officers from across the nation are attending a week-long sex crimes seminar and morals squad course at Altamonte Springs sponsored by Seminole Junior College. Conducted bv Wafter V. McLaughlin (sho%m speaking above), former FBI agent ' police training coordinator, thc seminar is designed to provide and police officers with an understanding of all phases of sex crimes and investigative procedures to successfully prosecute perpetrators of such crimes. The seminar, which ends Friday. is not open to the public. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) ct -- FPC Plant Chief Forced TO ommission Ref an ea s and pia(.t' lii be announced, M.iit'v 5.11(1 tOdIy act ASsistant County 1'ttt). lItsarii I'' Wrect how a city uses land IIIC proposed legislation, could be delayed until April by Marsee said the county within its limits. He called the retirement a By J RICHARDS drawn U) ot. tour)) Without the delegation, a tiublic hearing proposal is "go4Kl legislation" City Manager search for a scapegoat, adding, Warren IIt'rald Staff Writer Seminole ('otjntv cuiilcrisis' p utfrom the cities, would held and the act could still and the count)' feels It "puts the Knowles - said under the "i've always received A-i tiussioners today SIlted to delay in It should be obvious of the county- require ttwcltiesestablish local possibly be introduced in the cities in a better position proposal the County would ratings before and had never a Florida Power Corp. Turner controversial infinitely more damaging Lint, planning agencies and leglslature. dealIng with the county instead have to approve all applications been called on the carpet proposed land planning act aspects surrounding the Plant Supt, J. D. Parker today comprehensive land use The co unt>' y act is pattern ed of the sta te." by cities for Federal grants and before." until February sit counts' of- a rullificattons connected with labeled his "Forced early protesting f ans by Oct. 1, 1976 to after and furthers the state's Sanford commissioners have see every rezoning in cities and Company officials in St. Pclicials retirement" effective Feb. 1 a can meet with the oil manipulation. Seminole sIxcilic1itions laid down by the proposed Environmental Land labeled the county propos al an also changes in building codes tersburg today confirmed fficia!s In businesses closing , people punitive firing by St. Peterscount> or be covered by a yetManagement i EI.MS act. "anti-growth measure" and say Parker's scheduled retirement imiunicilalities. burg officials for a recent either losing their lobs or bc'i,i to-be-adopted county plan. Sanford Mayor Lee Moire said it would give the county power date was July 1, but declined to Can't. On Pg. IA C.1. I.) subjected 10 collect unem- 500,000 gallon oil theft from the The county act is on the a give any reason for moving it agenda legislative for i b _______________-___________________________ ploynient pay, plus in- Enterprise power plant S up. theft he said he had no control delegation co at a nsideration nuliier bI' th d 1 had no inkling they would Thursday night pu Stop. public hearing effeTts. ng like N3," F)arker Ili Altamonte Springs. lorcedtu tO1r said he was told of his I st Will these oil men be said. "retirement" Monday afterThe county delay came at the IIY for their crirnes ... or, will "The>' said I was doing a poor SUfeStil)l1 of delegation noon by Supt. of Production they "pay" for favors granted 1 Eugene • I chairman, Rep. I • and escape any punishment' George Marshall. lie said he job. I don't think so. Parker said the theft could Mooney. Mooney said today the was scheduled to end 48 years of occurred anytime and, "I act may be discussed at the L Keep the above in mind when "unblemished" employment can' t be there 24 hours with the company a July, day," delegation hearing and tabled. 5 4 1 0 read the following news he said. "This shoots to hell my The delegation has tentatively release from the Shell Oil laf1s, tie 5,11(1 (If the Feb. 1 schedulcd another llt'71ri!lg 01 Glascock agreed with her, 11) JEAN 1'Al'TESON aht'lutt' tllLflltllUlll ut il71flflin 'iillIf17Iil)''S public relations +the iIII1S i1 early retirement, Herald Staff Writer February with exact (late, tniie commenting, "the county is required." department, relating to the Jan. 15, it was reportedYesterday 's high 83 low this attempting to usurp the She said the county has set estimated Inventories of crude Some night fog and 500,000 gallons of fuel oil was morning 60. erogatives of ('ASSEI.BEItRY-Count'il i9i6asthe the city." by deadline which all pr i,l and major products as of 4'::' sunny mostly imiissing troll) the plant and that afternoon Councilmen John Leighty, a authorized City Ally. Ken preliminary land planning must Jan. 1, 1974: unknown persons had helped Wednesday. Mild with highs In -________ \1"lniosh to represent tile city's 1*, completed. "It's not possible John Zacco and Chairman Tom .iII(bmtic heating oil, diese l still unidentified hija kers the low 80s and Ions tonight I rong opposition iti the Ii' get i to-cal agen c y to do the Fmbrre added their objections % '' (iii I jet fin I Ir1(l kt'riicerle dris 1. out of the plant with the near 111100k Count) 1011) the planning act dliiiIUIil required in tFt tune to st,ntori&s total iipproxun4itdy k t i Winter returned to a broad fuel, valued at $250,000 n prhensive Planning Act when given, I think land plan is needed CSCII if we had the million barrels, 22 stretch of the midcontinent toda> s market. tilt? SCIllinole County legislative ililtUe)'," 53i(i t)uerr. and we l)et'tt cooperation bet: 'IbIllion barrels representing 10(11.1>, producing freezing rain The local plant superin . delegation) meets 1( Th urs d ay wren county and ci y governShe e x pl a ined the dl) does 1g dil additional 6-da> s supply tendent for the past 20 years and snow In Kansas and Iowa night. not coniplete ill detailsoutlined ments," said Zacco. "But this .. / over the corresponding period said there was no way officials and bringing travel advisories (,ouncilman I'AttJI Duerr said b> the date specified in 1976 the muprehen.sise co plan is tot a ll y for 1973) I east ward o the Great _______________. 10 say peci1ically the loss during Monday a worksnop the county will take over all unrealistic. Shell also said that Its minor lakes, was 500000 gallons. proposed legislation could planning tot' the city, whether "It removes representation #lltI III product inventories tTlpple the city. a'tthough Its er not the its wants it his It tiit, titizens of (asselberr) reflects IhL' war mer winter this I d A app.trent intent is to develop .lrs(1 restri. Ic met-c is nothing that sass I't continued far and the. efforts of the . . oOt1 zoning prartleet themto development mthecitv the county bust consult the Area deaths Entertainment lB 7A Aiwrican public to, conserve Mrs. Duerr expLnncd the 4* ut> Bridge cities but the cities must but not the surrounding areas 6A Horoscope tncrg> II woider what those - = LI rvquireU to designate a local IUlk rati with the county. ZA Naturall> cities will grow Calendar Hospital notes 2* (iilks In the North are thinking I(ki planning By. i'lL s 180 s faster than thc counts said t I LS,ctfied ads This is a dcs ice to c n,iblt' the &-7B dii> wIn Ii the tIc .r itixitit this 'i4 i t> iltir F. the (oinprelsensise t'uwit) (omIiic' It) control deselopmt'nt Zaccu bet citizens will lose IA .ft warmer winter we're sup,,: 11 Planning Act is accepted "We in Uw cities. 9nC1 not sound land their prerogative tc tletennint (ru'ssss.ord puzzle State 6* (it 5A poSC(I 1w hn.Ini' this year hi don I liase the funds this year," planning," objected Mrs Dear Abby kw their tit) will grow 6* .Stocks 8k this i)unti> l i 't..o.i' ..i said Duerr. "The agency would Ducrr. lie said the Comprehensive Dr. Crane ..,.. GA KE'I \ICINTOSH it ........ JU delay Ue (1 )5t -. TV $40,000 to $45,000 on't, On Pg. 3A 1o. I' I for the Editorial comment C.i ii n c i i in a n ('h a r le s 4A I Can't. 00 Pg. 3* ('o..' ii'preellting opposition the se ,', C ir's edhow -, TfiIl, ': e''. is Wea Fir up" Time, fire etpqrl repairman from today's class.f I'd ads.! -' Lawn Service We ll Drilling - -'''i ,'. ,. ,i .. , naintei'lar,(e ,tq , ,- cn rib ,vailahle. 31) 5951 -' . " T 1.1' 1 1 HO 'n. i11113 i,Srgei . P-i'.'%, tprrk Water COnditioners., 372 1610 ' iii, riot, 3 '' ' 41 blf'tAkiflg" up too much room?A ClASsiI'e'd Act will find Ito buyer. '-"--' ' - ., '' ' t _____ .. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and siles. LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Commercial and ?e5Ien ('yllracts now available 122 1377 --' .'%(ian,,. ,frvr,.iJ. tIri .1 -(lea,, Up and Light Hauling r Ia '.11' l.il f..I'.r..! Tramb!Oy. 3732771 -- - We repair and service sTlP MAChINE I •iUPF'Y I'"J - n ex A 1 I . '' POOI -I P45 MOWING SERVICE A creae, Lots and Lawns F fee ell ima$ecallifl*C4s tit ___ r _____ " ' • an in ProfesstonalwaIlpape, Hanger lienled Residential Commercial le Lstmat. Ph 3224673 Personal Tar Service No 7 East Road I? 97 3277)99 ISJ( rnhrance as S e erry 1c, ReS i have Wallpaper Hanging______ PAUL SLAT[I4 f'JM1'('i1 ;'/ 5% Jrid5t 1726-l). .. 00 --- ]1 I - "- ....... - .'.":' ' -- i _ a1iI :. s 411111, 1 IL PRESSURE CLEAPIIPIC. cleaned-- roofs. cleaned & - ...,ted 5r c t,1tri spec .al rate,. 17ts 21 tilt I Income Tax ,r,u,',,i'.', .1 l-',Ir.) i'ij Plumbing Co. * HAPPY' (SEAR Ef'iciert cian'ou oI eater or surfaces. R oofs, fitcoite omes.. Commercial', lndustr,at. Residential 675 7 3 27 - ox Plumbing Pressure Cleaning ii '. -. 12 -j SC) 111flfl p - E tI GREENLEAF ROOt It-Ic, 5 11f'At' ?3 1it'i'r p - -- .. I -- ' ','.c-tal, Pts.trs., j'-wtlry mti rtr'pi f')n ,, ',n My to ejuorce Uie - E'!i'( Of., HEATER & WALL I :iPPIACE Lots and Acreage @ -s.t ,4fint SCrvice, old arid new florded. 'cr'si'.,.,i. 377 0939 -- - ..t i iS for carpentry, maSonJr-n , "rigling, painting or tree trim ig Small jObs. 0 K Phone 377 PorT-I , . tr'c)l i in 4 lit All Semnol, Co. %*ertnq Service 910 Y)II '1 Question ... since PrardnQ..pvotes.sionaI with 511 p ni ,l Pp Rc,tr.r 377 'OME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 37-7)331. "Lake Mary" Heating (ask for t'(-, (.lrc(JIftbr,)n dep1rtr13eI1t ^n- 911 * Bell with mower, will Cu! reage or lots. Call 327 tile, 32 I. ,-9 RALPH CALL CLEANING HOME SERVICE 73 5951 - ', " ___ ntrrior & Exterior Plastering mulated Brick P hone 327 775,0. 2l0.' .' or -° )Ll Pm Ofettomlol P1* B) John A. Spolski Call for free evaluation 131-7110 -- sissi -________________________ a A '.' .322 4672 - 03Orlri-Or -- . • C C LO Dog tran'ng in yOur home All Breed Dog Training Academy - 6 Ioss-hirrors CALL 322-261 1 11 pm 4 A4xjifltmtrul i, - ' 2) i SENY.t.RlK C,t,ASS& PAINT CO GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 4 19 form of a memo to the board The ifldus(.r) dfl(l the bwird of and a copy of Gundling's Jan. 17 examiners were worched in an letter to Torn Tranter, the October grand jury report exevutive dire(ur of the rbarging (Ile electrical board I Florida Association of Elec- with conflict of interest and the trical Contractors contractors slIttI possible illegal The count) has no in- construction practices tenti:n of subsidizing electrical One member of the electrical Contractor activity ruin funds boa resigned after being provided by the taxpayer nor indicted on extortion charges, does the county intend to and the commission subpenalize the elf tclentcontractor sequently passed a strong by using his permit fees pa eles.trical ordinance expanding the cost of rci1iiict1on for the the examiners to make sure a (P rb"'; t rib aIC not contrac'tjrs dliru- td anter. The extortion cha rges against Among the man) illegal the former electrical board activities said hetlasuncovered member were later dropped, "that are due for a change,' Gundling revoked Dec. 12 the (ttncllini: said, is the practice of permit of Palmer Electric Co. 'ailing for "rough-in In- for work on a Job specified in spectarn"oti work done before the grand jury report as con- fuel allocations from private violation of the law,.,and the $124,000 balance needed to be borrowed from a bank using companiesusing the ta nk farm, reflects a total disregard for the a lease on the tank farm as The private firm that leases the law as well as the purpose of a chastised the electrical board rather certain Link tarn, operation from government permit system," for Dec. 20 action recomcollateral, m9ndingthe national electrical the C(IflIIIIISSIOH didn't un- SCOPA will be asked to supply Gundling staled. Ilk? (7tiuIIly with a percentage of derstand Its only option was to lurid $139,000," Williams said. its fuel needs at 'cost plus" the seven cents per gallon. In return for the i t A fl)'aui said If the counts county would be promised storage space and a percentage iCon't. On Pg. 8A Col. l.) ~ 65 Pet Care Tractor o .1! - ii-r,cnce r,snshp 6:'? alter - acre 000 tribution last week would allow re PAIPIVERS, Inside painting. IS yrs - ,,t%iciw "- Electrical P. " '.ASTER - Additiors Insured Licensed - Bonded Iry J Seyk - 373 4.1)3 --- about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, Used home'l starling at $7495 Low down payment & easy ?erm when 1531 9 a tn Engraving have a dependable automobile, and a desire 2 . 10 -- BUDDY'S JACKSON'S rIRAMU. 5. suob..s. kiln dealer 10 S Closed Thursdby & Sunday 31 2 792). If YOU can spend two to three hours startincj - - CONCRETE PATIOS ternoon with a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. Williams 1. 11 Uppers.- Remodel Concrete wooded lot, river rightS, boat ramp, 3 Dorm . 14 x 17 Deafer, 373 03, abed r'stimate Work guaranteed Pi 0"K Ceramics , - Remodeling. all types of trim won small lobs, paneling, doors, wndo*5, room addition s, pa-n trig, etc V er y reasona ble Fr.' Bulld,9 r- Painting by L(eflWd 322 3176. ' made cabnets, bars, vanitie s or replace that old counter top. 3 73 1010 ', You can earn up to S300 Per Month by •' (.''arr IROOK FIELD, 71, set up on) iiiiiiii .t Ill ,i-lu.'r, liii 1,1' ftr.t, 5191 322 5 47 see COUNTY "FOR t33.'OOWEHAVE FIVE ACRES, which isn't FWcC. Out you cons4et 9 f . in ,it rCSwtn a) bedroom . 7 bath IJE,ALLTOS ' ,11111 S HOnIng Con'r,sctors 2516 Country Club Pd '..,nford, Fla 371 1010 Custom ,NS TALL (0 working only two to three hours an at fro_, c".c.'co rom tjl 'I S pe iglel Stet',riens -- 107' P4 Maple Ave , Sntorc 3)3 65*0 - SNAGS s1 $ 149 (oslom made screen rooms, car orl% Top workmanship and mOhCr.al$ LEACH ALUMINUM .i.11le.. . It>an said he requested $139,00o last seek from the counts Ctflflfl)ISSIOfl to complete the Seminole Count), ort 1.57 million gallon first phase Authority (SCOPA) members work but be cause of Monday found themselves "misunderstanding" cornm$124,000 short of funds to is.sioners granted only 115,000. complete the first phase of Count) Caiiimissioner Dick petroleum storage "tank farm" Williams, liaison for the it t1.t Putt O ,,adiilC, .*J,j ilL Qi, it , ti . SCOPA Administrator Jun already supplied $80,000 for relocating storage tanks to the port but is "unable to fund" 0~jfjv further funds. Painting __________ - "' - 111['L1I'!JI-'L 11- 41,'7 a By BOB I LOW) (it) Editor deal 1 .irpcntr v. Remodeling. AOdt -istom Work Free Ettimati tensed Oca'ded 32700?? JOHN S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE (Or,liUPPl FEPICIT PH AID 3,73 - t*ile HOme fht'i Rrpn%%S'yts I Mi £ of SanIo,don Hwy. 115. Corner of Celery A. S i pes Ave Ph 333-6430. M.lch Partridge says, "Corn. on by. l,t's. work 0 I ABRICATIOPI. 373"75. Automotive Service NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLE) RALE,17305957(DN !OR',tLY I li'it' 46 SANUORt) ,i , ,. -' I".,' ' - Appliances Ci' FOR 1974 Mobile Homes_ - 350 FrC advice & est Eap interior & rt painting. re pa irs, carpentry, texture, mildew removal. 373 0791 ,,eL,.,I -- 2 Home Improvements ________ ACk U P,'((lr,' , Rcq Bro*cr, N, Park Eciws Bldg 377 If/i 7735315.319 5336 Port Tank S1 o r I By Is- Is.POPITIILC CATAI,INA UJ In g!Qd shape 5 all power !$98 ,.,_ •'' 61, USED tch 's CARS ____________ -U ---- BULLDOZER WORk learing lots Cur Spec 'Oty 323 173 1 affer_3 p m AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 63) 6)00 550 5 of A'' rfl,trJ'rig With by" & tire 'ctt'.t'Ctil Ph 37-3 3594 or 371 f' ,'a'lress and boi spring good condition, IitChtn table, natural wood look, formica top 371 0357 373 '0)0 FORD COUNTRY SED WON All power 6I Ir well as Seminole County, Gundling said 'modifications" such as thoFe attempted by the electrical board weaken the "' A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ,f,r4 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy 5i'lI trod, ill 315E.Fu'sI St. 3323677 I6pm.dA:l, Ori.s..I4'pndq,e Loaded , f'..,.,..i I Price 10 Cents Monday night that ('ounty COflhiIIiSsioflers Ufl POODLE GROOMING. 1, .,rgt. Ar Compressor 1130 1109 Sanford Ave. ADDED 595 No. 131 tIit'!lltJcl5 Alma. Lake Mary. 373 1299 C.i'pt Cleaning--We get the DIRT Trundle t,rd Sofa. $80 115W tIC.'. portable *tti stand, 130 Apt s.ti'. refrigerator, like new, 11$, KIJLP DECORATORS, 109W lit St )7' :315 5 cpt- Pets and Supplies Love is a Pug for Christmas. See yours. now. Terms Available. 190 Household Goods 67 Equipment for Rent 65 R ii rig lawnmower With Electric Starter Ph, '349 5677 afte7 S 511 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 3 I Altamonte Springs, Gundling -said he has been informed that none of those cities "intend to take any action to amend the on ''"" Tuesday, January 22, 1974-Sanford, Florida 327/1 66th year, I #44~_.) y 0 '. Is. (4)1_I. __ "I own 44!I-str Noting that a similar alleged Code) relative to this matter." law. lowered the boom on dissident he stated. In the Jan. 17 letter to Calling the national code a county electrical contractors Gundling candidly admitted equipment shortage faces and the county's board of to Tranter the county has bee n Orlando, Orange County, ''dt' r,! minimum (safety) Tranter, Gundling blasts . r . :..i; ' (Can't. On Pg. 3* CaLl. ('lec'trlcal exalifinurs, warning "overly perm iss i ve " in the past W in ter l'.rk, both that national electrical wi th "many unfortunate con1 . codes will not be ignored, and sequences." Further, Gundling that ta xpayers' money will not admits that some county of. . "subsidize electrical contractor licials may not be upholding the i..' *l(tI'lit). law as they should. . ' . . . : The s.s.arning and blast I can assure ou that bnth 1. against inefficient" con ____ of these conditions are only . tractors was released to county temporal)," Gundling 's letter 11: li ' i,'ol ti'u.' I ,,'rr [ecu-: (i.vç." Shamp-owr fr only $I pet da y CARROLL P URNITURE , 0 a Off1claI 9* code provision "Idunot intendtopermitthis outside practice - andit is practice- grounding equipment be continue. like practices, ignored because the equipment contrary to law, are also IS not presently on hand in 11), CHRIS NELSON lieraldStaff Writer $ 595 "II 63 '4 jJ i ;rratia 3220741 'J ?7 323-3900 I speeds, And stanaaro bikt'S now awailabte at Firestone Store Call - said. "These things have to be of such magic that people will forget Mr. Nixon's problems." prepared by pollster Richard Wirtline of Anahaim, Calif. The substantial Republican losses -- Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All sixes and models, to speeds, C1y From 173.400 20'fs Street 'o Locust, turn left to 11th St , right on Valencia Court North Model 17 Kings. Queens voting for Republicans just because we don't have a rec ession or we don't incru-ise unemployment," Goldwater without Mr. Nixon," Goldwater said. Goldwater said the poll was Official David Gundling has planned for early internment, MOBSUPI MARINE 2927 Hwy It 92 322 396) brick +si Ly t a BOX SPRINGS REEL'S BODY SHOP ti ,,II_I Seminole County Building Vinyl Top lilt 'us PLI.L& succeed him, Goldwater said the true dimensions of the prcblem facing Republican candidat es are made up of the Watergate disclosu.res, Nixon's 27 per cent standing in national polls, and the chances that both the economy and the energy crisis could worsen. "I can sense a strong feeling right here on the hill, and you're going to see it more and more as weeks go on, that many Republican members of congress would like to run this year Told 11lignal Practices To End $950 67 MATTRESS COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE special sales out of anything of value 1200 French Ave 323 7340 Santarct, Fla 313 7th Lfl Ui CH(V. CAPRICE AT, PS, Fac Air, PB, 350 VI, AM- FM stereo radio air con 1'Il foreshadowed by the Wirtline poll will not be reversed "unless things take a decided turn for the better," Gold water said. Such a reversal would have to in. elude "a very, very obvious and successful" solution to the Middle East problem and a quick and complete solution to the energy crisis, "so that we would never again have to de pe nd on foreign sourc es of energy," he said. 'You're not going to get people to %P1YKU,ti 3 iMP'MLA .oaded Nothing down, take oer r, 1,1 n,t"-iIi'r ; is. r 44 MERCURY MARQUIS All power. loaded showroom clean Come by & lake 0 look! 67 iict# ovals, tinted windows, extra lea,. 12,100. 377660 3-372 274) Auto Repairs %W 4. # _ Mi 76 to resign Ford is the best possible person to ecrica . --_ ,".Iff - % 77 PINTO RUNABOUT Vega G.T , i speed, or, rIb, - Tra-,v'l Trailer i,4'..p at-oned 322 1470 specal sales (watch ad'sl VA.-Nothing Down open r, .. be asked or be forced to face the impeachment process. But he said that, if Mr. Nixon were to step aside, Vice President Gerald R. AutO ,7.000cc.21m Pu 271 1649. Orlando $ 1. 271) ii. TV-Radio-Stereo 55 .'. - To buy and sell w1d or sllvr cns, contact us first We alto buy hulk .l-,c'm co mis SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109. W lit 3734351 I , -t OIdsrnobIe. Air, pb ps 1967 ChevrOlet 6 cyl., auto" ,' 377 3222. )RD MAVERICK 1970, excellent nqi'tOfl, new fires. standard hilt $993 May be s een at Scottys arkng lot, 700 French Ave sanford. or call 319 5373 Buying U S Silver Coins., Pay' léc for bC. 1Sc tor 2!,. $260 for St 'Jc for 50c Call 373 6416 Nixon should either Vote Losses GOP 0 A,t V --.,* . -7 .I . after after ,.30. 7 1 MERCURY MOPITEGOMX -ided Nothing down, take oer Call credit manager, 323 62)0 Stamps Coins BARRY (;ou)wATEI( I0 per cent loss 57930. 6764060 after 6 13 VW Super Beetle Must t0rlfice '77 t ,i, __ " '. ,,--- " F"- 73 RANCHERO 500 Nothng down, takeo ver Call Cr ed it manager, 373 6230 ------------ TELEVISION SETSI7SUP MILLER ¶, 7619 Orlando Drive 372 01 MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. TVi. Miscellaneous. New arid used ' . 51100. Call 172 1317 Travel Trailers * Sanford Auction * 53 wall to wl carpet, large lot fenced yard $t6 900 3 73 0011 tiNL?.'1O - HERE'S A N.ti'iN TO EARTH PRICE on a J tqdroorv, ho me with ht, air. terrazzo. And Call z~ and :t - 70 Maverick C'rabber Good Condition, Automatic buyer for used articles, fur nture, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 172 6972 ARRANTY Free Delivery. IIITCSIOE APPLIANCES. 644 LI mileage. pm. Sale 69 P on tiac LeMans, extra clean With ar. ga t mileage good. 11,100 . 327 5137. Cat's 0 1973 Chevrolet Nova 350, pow." steering, air, vinyl top, 10,., I Camaro. 6 cylinder, power steering and brakes., radio heater. 1 1 owner. good cond,hiO.i 5730. 32 ) liii t service, used mOchines MuoltY Ai'p-LlAiii,tS, 4140611 OWNER. 3 bedroom, I: baths. SPLIT PLAN'- 3 bdrm., 7 bath, neled family room. Central he at arid a'. near ¶h0pp1'ig $73 73 ;Oe 7- 39?) a5hCrs. excellent a kind of general public disgust with all politicians, "Now the po ll indicates Watergate is going to hurt only Republicans," he said. "We'll lose in the Senate, no question about it," Goldwater said. In the course of a pessimistic political analysis, he said the GOP is beginning its campaign for Senate seats by losing three, and pe rhaps four, "sure bets" through retirement and resignation, Goldwater said lie has seen no evidence to indicate that President - 1967 Ford Galaxy Convertible God' condiliOn. 5300 Ph. 3777611 Cit 57 63) 1211 eves Nt' w C "SM 377 4132 ' or ' rl I tm niture. .ipp llarrr.('s, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave - 1917 Pinto I speed 11575 Ph 177 5026 63 Super Sport, With '85 7th lraflsmits-CIl 1 ,nçjne Conditioned, 70 to 72 mpg 323 31)8 mirrors. and glassware, mis.c prwOte party. 322 9193 ------------ 3732730 Ui 032). Wanted Old furniture, lamps.. & E WASHER 7 YRS. OLD $75 PHONE 323 0527 Miscellaneous For Sale 'I REALTOR 3737750, HALL REALTY ust rebuilt. Only 5395 SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 Fr en ch Ave , Ids 112. dark blue, black yiflil -- - ":.l.. 'b NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD MAITLAPID FLEA MART t911 hi 92. Open Sal ISun 95 Washers. ranges., reIrlU, 139.95 up lie 7970 Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 310 Sanford Ave. 323 7937 - SADDLE EQUIPMENT--- BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old K ENMORE WASHER, parts, Corral Western Shop. 1797. I mile 3 bedroom. 3 bath. 51 750, assumr 5797 mo I pot, Acre Real, BY Wanted to Buy I (ill 171 3799 57.795 Autos for 0 a 14 1961 VW. wide tires, curr ent in speclion slicker. Engine & Clutch after 6 !-pp1rs0it4 tj.410.an',conc1t.on b'. ,'.-nit -r ., 3 Bedroom, 1I5$ Mo .I.p , Acre Realty, REALTOR.-373 17',3 NEAR LAKE M0 4 R6E-2bd,m. I bOth, fur-shed Young couple or retirement home, $15,900 location SlY.SM Pa Evrs Freezers ty to cnoose from Dicti's. *p once Sales & Service. 26)7 S rench Ave . Sanford, 372 76S4 1304W Fairbanks. i'.1 TAKE TRADES Veterans No Down ,97 _ Realtors 127 9111 :AtPt -.1, Stenstrom .-.ateo in prime sPicocing n:ticles. 'nyenlory equip . -',•. iiL.vl today A new community of $0 brck homes Wes.t of 17 97 on Piolly Or Our sign will drect you r' SHOE REPAIR ,',I S.'.' Orange Hills in Ora ng e City tiridition, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - AbOut 10 acres of rolling land, Citrus and Shade trees Good ?,-rm5, 1)10.000 nv,te your comparison with all other homes you have considered REALTOR 373 $fll -- __________________ 523.950 Trm ri'at eltele, edupment .'-'Ory, $70000 we 1 Ranger XLT Ford, 11 JEEPS** Sanford Major Company 5055, French Ave .327 4397 - j;t, I bedroom. I, or two baths, 0! couple *h super rrtucri rn ',,,j - '' repossessed 1 . DON (SALES '"' ________ Appliances ;,POPKA- 660' on blacktop road, advantage of our openrig 1' (tS. *1ly $26.9C0 and $ 21.5(I) 2SJIPars.Dr 372 211$ REALTOR After hours 372-92*1 2723991 322 CMI Large 7 bedroom, I batf ce*'tral rat and air, ideal ,ot rrtred -- ' . S,rfO trees.. $30,000. "" llOOE 23th$f n 4 0 spacious bomeslles.. TAFFER REALTY hertin"A ' $21"000 :41 L ov ely 3 bedr oom. 2 bath brick homes for discriminating people Peaceful setting Oak tr ee s acict to Inc beauty of these delightful t. -.'m Di'.wr PS! 7'79 Arcadia Rd. See this 3 bedroom hc'fl' *'th frtt,la(, Garden setting orom Street to stree t Quiet 51ijdd e :pOpKA-- S acr es, 163' lakefront on Lake Standish, Palm & citru% ORANGE HILLS 1', 17 bath homes, central heat & Sir. carpet Located on large 64.000 each With ttrms. PRETTY ' Must sell & sacritice beautiful Spanish and Contemporary living room Sofa, chair and love seat Marble top end tables. cocktOl tables, lamps. & pictures All items. Ike new Please call 64.1 5123 after S p in onl' DELTONA AREA- East of Lake Monroe about 1 miles off I I Approximately 1 2 , acr es $17.500 WANT TO BUY fl300, 71 iL ;.i..- , HOLLAND R1LTy, 3737035 Lake Mary- New) & 1 bedrooms, 1 ISO' cabinCt, -It lit ;:çt,' A. J. PEP4P'N'31ON ASSOC. Home 323.77)0 327 9)70 ( Business, Pionirs.. Acreage Beach and Mountain property for Sate Five acres with 3 bedroom home. Co. Qeg Brokers Sanford. Fla Cs a )fl 61?) 5121 317 )eBARY Close to lake, 3 beOrms. baths., large lot Holland eaity, 321 107S I bedroom, central heat & at, fenced %rArd, no down payment for Qualified veteran Call today. Houses for Sale sewing Singer's best model. winds bobbir n machine Ft.ly automatic. Pay balance of 17$ or ID payments 0' 1 618 lit 27 6437: After 5,122 1111 Jim Hunt Realty 162 1`1w,' 134, L Ong wood LWigwixd JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Citra large I bedroom. 2 family room. 2 story home [a celteni condition, nice established 'e;hborhood Moders ktPen & ba'hs., all rooms large, lots of paneling. You can look high ar i d 10." and never find tb'% much home for only $20000 HATTAWAY REALTY REALTY Realtors This Buy c..PDE',COD VlLL.Y ri Blair Agency ______ - Don't Miss Condominiums. II 830.5500 3236061or3730511 Call Bill Wade 32)61)0 Smtmna Terms PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY DEAL RETIREMENT HOME 03'j F -st 5! Office spa, for rent JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from ,boxcar - lowest wholesale prices guaranteed Open 7 a m to 1% p.m . 7 days r.Ot7p,q,y'5 3 ml east of Sanford on 4 6 at P 373 1733 ,Ot.1L1i TOUCH N 51W - Lake M. UNSWORTH REALTY Busine ss Property For Rent -- Feed :ONDIT IONED Refrperators, ,,arge creent'd Porch cvrr!ks Mary from this 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. Cyclone fence OrOund large lOt, Fo. children arid pets 1)0.1W Fafrbs'k, WE TAKE TRADES eattors Household Goods Hwy Forrest Greene, Inc. a New -- 67-A SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East 645 213) LAKEFRONT toage, 115.000 Mobile Homes Rent I. buy in Anirricani and Jeep vehicles, ,'.ofors.. I WHEEL DRIVE 1971 Dodge Power Wagon. V I. 1 speed. air, radio. 327 6971. -. SO kLTAMONTE -- Lakefront con temporary. En j oy gorgeous. sjn5t5 Over Lake Marion 3 bedroom, 7 bath. Sral staircase leads. to 3rd bedroom. Ideal for artist Or lovers of beauty. Quiet rustic area Low interest ror Country name in Geneva Retired Couple preferred No pets Call 319 3333 or 319 5317 home, .' - '*Singer* 'A S Acre, cleared & fenced With like - .. . . ,••,. E ','ARY LAK 645.030 7 bedroom hous. kitchen equipped, space healers., double car garage. Citrus. trs., renovated inside and out. 7461 Palmetto Ave, $175 per MO Call 327 3771 Si Call 3 77 719 ALTAMONTE-. Trees, Trees. Trees! Quiet country setting. new I lOvely 1 bedroOm, Split plan 7 bat15, nice big family room, andy k.h'n. :c. •itrest (dli', 191* ill.' 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barry Goldwater says he has a private poll sho'wing that Watergate will cause a 10 percent loss of votes for all Republican candidates this year. He said that without a virtually magic change for the better, the loss will be enough to spell the wholesale defeats for GOP candidates for governor and the Senate and House. "I want to tell you it's going to be tough for any Republican to get reelected, including myself, and I look in pretty good shape," the Arizona Republican said in an interview, Goldwater said that, as late as two months ago, his polls showed Watergate disclosures hurting Democrats as much as Republicans in I or The best Trucks and Trailers --. Forrest Greene, Inc. 7-I i'ICLr Madland.67$0S Lo,rl' 3 bedroom, 2 bath new noUSer Centrally located, near AiidiaI Arts. Bldg. in D.Itona. CIII 571 bdrm. 3275641 Calibart Real Estate EVEREST REALtY INC Realtor. 1601 S Hwy. 17-12 Unfurnished , Lots and Acreage - Beach- 17.500 517 Wret First St EAL[T,TC REAL TOP 666 1791, DeB-ary eel 1655 ----- 2 Lots 30* 100', lemon Blu'f Well & Septic in. 5)000 down, owner will finance. Raymond M. Ball. Reg Brok er E ither Platt, Associate CO RB E fl Houses Rent )) - 7 bedr Nice oom home by owner, - Clean 151 floor furnished apartrr.rr't Adults. Only. 1001 Palmetto Ave Sanford. J3 i Fern Park J34IW 2 bdrm, living room. kitchen, bath $150 me. including vNilies. Call between 1 1 1 pm. and after 7)) pm $31 7643 -- MEDALION LAKE FRONT irrp,Ire Sill' of home and tot and ,o will Ogree Ibis. tush, .3 bedroom home s the lowest priced in DELTONA. 1st area $20.50-3 AsSume 7'j pct mortgage Payments. $77 £6 7 br adults Also apartment 313569i -.- ___________________ Elmer Bakalla, Inc. ReaUoc **AMC m ONE TON PRODUCE VAN. Nothing down. takeover call credit manager, 37)62)0 Till We Succeed!" required. 323 1901, - - r 'i ,irr t cr 3 at anti t- cat S15, 50) ¶L 1 1I :l-.' yes.. old Close to wni (RC 2 bedroom upstairs furnished apartment. $130 mo. Deposit -. , At FORD ', TON PICK UP Nothing down. Ia ke ocr C,sll credit manager, 373 62)0 "We Don't Stop 40 Motorcycles /9 PO MONEY DOWN-- BUY VA OR FHA AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS- NO PETS heW. 2nd, St. -U air COnditior,ed, automatic trans mission, power Steering. 5-175 Call p,',otOl,. ,ClC Insurarice ULAIR AGENCY 323 3346 "Stop Urn!" Furnished one bedroom duplex, adults, no pets 377 3610 after 37 1963 Chevrolet Impala, I cioor sedan, 78 SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL , WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 327 1991 1919S. French Two bCdroom duplex furni5hd. [we , Sunday. 372 7371 or 372 1196 apartment 4770 Orlando Driv e. Sanford "C O Paul at 327 1651, Dealer WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St. 17' furn;thed trIiIr for rent Call Steve Knight, 323 1310, or after $ p ni 773 10311 cars - Stem per Agency I 2 Bedroo.n, Adults. Only Park Avenut' Wobile Park 75.15 Park Drive, 377 790% *11111 1 away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 2956194 anytml. hauled Goldwater Sees Wide Ad Autos for Sale Junk Cars Removed Abandoned. unwanted Ii,.1k family for home & income. 2 units SAN MO PARKS, 123 Bedroom Tra i lers I Apts 7 Adult parks., 2 34 by Art Sonsom 17 with room to expand 516.000 MAYFAIR - Ibedrooms with extra t3, 9 family room. modernized eat n kitchCn. $42-WO Financing alabte Furnished 32 LULK Houses (orSate $16500 $3700 down, payments less than tent SANFORD AVE. - Zoned multi Apartments Rent Classi f fied a 11111 HIGHLAND PARK 7 Bedroom with F la room porch Ideal for retirement Close to Shopping Variety of citrus trees. $16,750 W000MERE - 3 bedrooms, remodeled kitchen, fenced yard Assume lOw interest mortgage with SubifInhial down $45 mo Total price only 1)7000 SO SANFORD - 3 bedrooms with eat in k'then, patio 1. utility tiiIding, all large rooms Only Nice land bedrooapls m 700 e th Needs"wi Sell "Don ' t You 1 I lW OUP(N 30 .4 Cash '-.. ' ''' * c , I Sv --- �- -- 2A—The Sanford Herald :: ........_',J The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1974 Deltona Over Budget 4 ___ Hear Incorporation ___-~_7- __ __ _ ___ _______ ________ ________________ __________ _________ __ _____ _________________ ______ ________ _____ _j _ - 1ii, _ _____ ___ — - ...... ____ _J _____ ADMIRAL SON GOES MARINE MARINE SECOND Lt. harry D. Smith, (right), son of Real Admiral and Mrs. Harry Smith of 102 Par Place, Sanford, recently received his commission in the United States Marine Corps. Administering the oath was Capt. F. G. Wickersham III (left) in Jacksonville. Lt. Smith earned his commission through the Platoon Leaders Class tirograin Marine at Florid.4 State University. He also att ended corps 14inford Naval ;%cademv. Seminole ,lunior College and University of Florida, lie is an officer student in the Basic Officers course at Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Va. Service N - - SPITC11, ommissuon reuuul9 4 O at of last year's staff protest at Thursday Also boosted, by$lOto$6O for tention a re pe By CHRIS NELSON By FANNETTE EDWARDS they expected. night's scheduled Altamonte by the county in the first hour. was the operating performance special Herald Staff Writer Ilmrald Correspondent "They have en legislation legislative Springs City Hall public a room fee, The room wui cost requesting Residents of passed without their consent to DELTONA — The answer to that old $25. a $5 hike, for each hail- bill giving the county power hearing before the legislative Deltona recently listened to levy taxes upon them, because delegation. over the hospital's budget. question "W ha t happens when hour after the first ,hour. Monday afternoon, KimJohn R. Mattingly of DeLand, they have no status j, The new wrinkle th is year, Administrator Robert visiting professor of school law county council as a non- they throw a war and nobody municipality," comes" was supplied Monday Bes.wrer said the raise is Schirard explained, Is a section brough called the threatened and president of the Florida incorporated by the Seminole County Corn. needed because the hospital is in the proposed bill upping the fireworks "a very simple, nondifference Association of College and she said. of mission and its would-be ad. losing money at the present ante by giving the county the dramatic University Attorneys, spoke to "Fm telling it to you as i opinion," and that if the the Deltona Civic Association it," Mattingly said, "not telling vcrsary, the Seminole Memorl- rate level. The increases cannot same line by line budget review bo ises trustees (eel that strongly a ut on procedures and advantages what you should do. I want you al Hospital board of trustees. take effect for at least 60 days power It currently exerc Informed that the hospital until approved by Blue Cross over departments directly in its the budget power he gives the to weigh what I've said then of incorporation, ision "a 70 per cent chance Fourteen months ago, 90 per make up your own minds. A trustees threatened mass and other insurance programs. control, such as road and prov of being thrown coot." The trustees re-elected last bridge, cent of the citizens poll ed were municipality is not all peaches resignations if the commisKimbrough said the commis. "Th is legislation Is wholly unand cream. Self-government is sion's request for special year's slate of officers, with against incorpora tion, "Today, however, if you were a responsibility, but I know that legislation giving strict hospital John Schirard Jr. as chairman, necessary and If the board of slon asked for the budget power the county, and John Evans as vice county Commissioners feel this because the board feels "this is to poll the community," said OU have many very qualified budget power to Mrs. Florence Rurnph, Civic people here in your conununity Chairman John Kinibrough chairman, and re-named Andy control of the hospital board of the way it should probably be Association president, "you who are capable enough to shrugged and said if that's the Carraway to the finance trustees 15 the mandate of the because of the tax power various case, he doubts anyone will committee and Sophia shoe- people they should abolish the authority." the would find the majority of administer Only the county has the power maker to the Joint conference board," said hospital attorney in. municipal departments of push the matter. Deltonans are for to levy taxes, and it should have Gordon Frederick. In more substantive business, committee. g o vernment. corporation. "Let them run the hospital the authority over the budgets, Newly appointed board "You may feel that you the trustees approved an tin. "This is due," she added, "to K imbrough said. the fact that Informed members haven't the greatest govern- mediate four per cent across- member Jack Shubert was themselves," Frederick said g The same argument In of the civic association have tent, but at least It will be of the-board pay hike for all elected secretary-treasurer and trustees Carraway, Evans, Look reverse was used by Schirard, spokrn in the residentst your choice and not some 'self. hespital employes, with the will sit on the finance commit- Shoemaker and Shubertno r'i who said "any good bosinesa turns saying they saw various times and the residents appointed, self-anointed $E.5,000 annual outlay to be te. practice couples responsibility o T'he threats of "war" caine to serve if tile bill Passes, themselves, have taken note ()f [xilititians inanother p~irt of the funded by a previ usly a P. trustees decided to with authorit>," and called the '[tie taxes they have betn paying state, trying to run your proved semi-private room rate after Schirard "reluctantly" brought to the trustee's at. mount a personal and medical county proposal a "common hike, without receiving the benefits government for you. nse farce." Kimbrough last week blasted ______________________ se Legal Notice Legal Notice LegalNotice otice Legal the trustees for turning down it Legal Notice 1971 offer of county help in UNITED STATES DISTRICT FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICEOFAPPLICATION SEMINOLE COUNTY SOARD OF PUBLIC HEARING buing bu y ing the recentl approved COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF NOTICE IS hereby given that we FOR TAX DEED OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The Board of County Corn The are engaged In business at R (Section 197.491 Florida Statutes of FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Not Ice ofPublic H.aring Sem inole Lodge nursing home missioners of Seminole County. 213 Case No. 13473"'" The Board of County Corn. Bo 10. Sanford. Seminole County, deal. Florida will conduct a Public NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. miisioners of Seminole County will Florida under the fictitious name ________ - It--- I'll-_ ~ .,z ' Industry, City Is Protesting Contractors County Land Plan bWarned Con't, from page condition the area be fenced, ) I (Con't. from page i Legal Notice r St , l 1 J STE 14 ; . ~ __ ''" be — of Gundling's letter also deals letter to the Seminole County Council authorized Police with a sununary of live points School Board at Wednesday Chief George Karcher to raised by Tranter and several night's meeting objecting to prepare an alternate bid on four to electrical contractors, in- any rezoning plan which would or five police vehicles. The city cluding Palmer. split 11w city into several zones is having to purchase vehicles Noting the contractors claim and necessitate children being because no dealership is reinspection requests are bused out of the area. prepared to lease large cars "inconvenient," Gundling calls Council approved lighting when resale values are low. requiring the contractors to SMD's Land 0' lakes driving A public hearing on the request reinspection "probably range, located along O's,'erbrook removal of the Triplett dock the most important and most Drive and Sunset Lane, on was set for Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. effective aspect of the requirement." 9 rraming center to) . I ic - - — 10 Ov& va _ ~1QB -< 1 r3 1 _________ 61 I ____________ 0 t I C • 111 11 ' Robin Moore, author of "The Gee, if that's a success, there should be all kinds of sub. sequent sequels. Watergate alone crilil prt'liic' a dis'n or SO "stars." Funny, but l?bought thit the highway speed reductions ed be a,-.d of Sentencing Scheduled Friday Sentencing of accused child but had adjudication of guilt Molester Clifford Milliken has withheld pending a pre. been delayed until the end of the sentence investigation and a week while Seminole Circuit pledge to continue psychiatric Court Judge Volie Williams treatment. Last week, Williams revok ed studies transcripts of Milliken's Milliken's $5,000 bond after the 1971 trial. Milliken, 48, of Sanford, had stalt' attorney's office came up t*'emi scheduled for sentencing with Information on possible ftCI'i)O(1l1 and sat in new offenses committed since court for nearly an hour while 1971. Monday, the court learned Williams and prosecutors the judge in the 1971 trial may studied the case. Milliken pleaded guilty in have himself entered the plea,November 1971 to indecent bargaining process, thus assault of a seven-yes;-.old girl, making it possible for Milliken to now change his guilty plea. Lake Mary Meet Time LAKE MARY—City council Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the fire hail will hold a work session on state matching funds, dog control and reappointment ii! a building inspector. Mayor Margie Hess said a representative from the state will explain state funds due the city because no one in the present council knows the reqUift'lIientS or limitations of the state monies. Dog control, which she said ha, been a problem for 25 years li t Lake Mary, may finally start getting some action, "Now t'nit we're a cit people want to see sonethirig (lone about the dogs here," Mrs. Hess said. The city's building inspector ;xsition. in the past filled by Ray Hradstiiw , whose a p lhlntllIent ran ('Ut with the new )ear, will also be considered during the session. nnnlinrl Sn nil of us q er da and "The is quite serious about offering Agnew a fortune to film is life s'.ory. Also, a lecture circuit is willing to guarantee a million d o llars in one s'ear if .S1iitti S.I\S yes to a tour of the country. be morn Connection" Green Berets" Legal Notice mee ng, 4 Con't. from page 1 I my crystal ball ... the 11)011th of May 1974 will play heavily on the part of One of Seminole County s t.,omtnisorwrS. As a matter of fact, if all of the parts of this prediction come true, it just might involve the intercession on the part of Governor A,sP.iw. Don't believe it kiddies when you hear it said "that crime doesn't pay!" Take the case of former Vice President Spiro Agnew. As a direct result of his actiuns which ultimately led to his resignation, he now is in a position of making a fortune, French , S e in i n c I e Ca Ien cl or -- + t 1.0 B John A. spolsj It. speak. 11 I P:p* - r""""" - • M i l liken , Hospital Notes j Planning Act is prejudiced screened by trees, and the contractors for complaining against smaller lights be adjusted soasnot lobe the about a $5 reinspection municipalities who cannot a nuisance to neighboring imposed on rejected work by afford the residents. to fulfill the county. The recreation board's requirements of the plan. His investigation has Embree commented he found request for an intra.budgetry revealed that in some in. it hard to believe the county transfer of funds to make stances, electrical contractors could come up with such a plan. money available for the lighting are not inspecting their OWfl Council also objected to the of the Sumnrnerset ball field was - ,,work before calling lot- county "using" the county to inspect proposed county expressway authority with Mrs. Duerr their work. The bid on the lighting has saying the question of millage "The county has no authority for the coLnty should be eyed been awarded to Clark Electric, to expend public funds for this carefully. "We're paying who quoted $10,000un the whole purpose," Gundling told muillage for a part authority, lighting package, and 17,600 if Tranter. Repeated inspection and I wonder 110w much we they provide the electrical trips cost the taxpayers money, he said, and "this can only be benefit," she said. "There is no fixtures but not the poles. If the recreation board can indication the city would have construed as waste," i nput .nto a plan for an cx- obtain poles free from another Gundling's investigation of source council stipulated $1,000 - the Industry also revealed, he pressway." Council said it would not go of the balance of the money told Tranter, many rejections along with a fire nrotevtion l" must be returned to the tc from which would give the county Camelot tot lot playground the national electrical code, and control over the city's fire equipment fund, and the rest from work done differently system. must be distributed where It is from the original Plans sub. The rest of the meeting saw most needed. initted to gain the work permit. council approve presenting a - Plaintiff, Mid a public hearing to consider a ARC ELECTRONICS & WELDING Hearing in the Commission That Venancio A. & Jane W. Intend to register Chambers of the Seminole County Mriatico. Trustees for Carmen vs. proposed Change of zoning from Al CO. and that we Hayden, Adrienne Addington, Juan OTIS LANDERS and DOROTHY Agriculture to R1A Single Family said name with the Clerk of the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida on J''y 2$, 1911. at 700 P.M. or as Adriatico the holder of the following LEE LANDERS, his wife, Defen Dwelung District on the following Circuit Court, Seminole County, _______________________ certificate as filed said certificate dant(s). _________________________ Florida in accordance with the soon thereafter as possible to con described property: Name slder an application to dredge a for tax deed to be issued thereon. ORDER FOR SERVICE FICTITIOUS NAME Lots 34, 31, 36. 35, 39, 40 and 41, provisIons of the Fictitious The certificate number and year of BY PUBLICATION NOTICE IS hereby given that we McNeil's Orange Villa, Section 17, Statutes. To Wit: Section 56509 borrow Pit on the following described proPrIy: ssu,nc'. the description of the On motion and afl1a',it of Township 71. Range 79, as recorded Florida Statutes 1957. are erd n ti.,slntSS at P.O. Lots 2, 3, 7, 5. and 9. Tract 2. , 0çi'tty. and the name in which 1 plaintiff in the .Thov enttled caise S. Dorothy L. Brooke in PB 2, Page 99. Public Records of Oo 202, Lake Mary 5. 3rd St., .101Sfl% Ranch Estates Unolatted, In Seminole Cunty, Florida under by Harrison T. Slaughter. Jr.. its Seminole County, Florida, was assessed are as follows: Frederick 0 McCleary the Section $7037. Seminole County, Certificate No. 1071 Year of Assistant United States Attorney. In Cecil Bqtler fictitioui name of 817 SHARP ALL. Further described as East of Bear Fla, Jack P McCleary Issuance 1911 an action against the defendant(s), Lake Road, North of MNeiI Road and that we Intend to rtçitter s.aid Further described as: Description of Property: Otis Landers and Dorothy Lee 1974 Publish Jan II, fl. 29, Feb name with the Clerk of the Circuit South of Bonnie Road. North of Highway 44. South h of Old Loss 77 & 23 Wit C. Slovak Village. Lan ders. his wife. and to enforce a Thi s pu blic hearing w be di Court, Seminole County, Florida in hohen QC " Geneva Brick Rcad and East , a S PG 15 lien upon real property situate in the County Commission Chambers accordance with the provisions of NOTICITOTH.UBLIC et Lake Park Road. Name in which assessed Henry this District and described as of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. Notice s hereby given that the Mull the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Board of County Jane'sko, All of said property being follows: Wit. Section 56509 Florida Statutes on February 12. 1974. at 7:00pm., or Board of Adjustment of the City of Commissioners in th e County of Seminole. State of Lot S. LONE PINES, according to as soon thereafter as possible. Sanford will hold a Special Meeting Semnole County. Fla. I Florida. Unless such certificate Plat thereof as recorded in Piat . RON Board of County on January 21. 1974, in the City Hall 5: lames C. Zimmer John Kimbrough, shall be redeemed according to law 3ook 12. Pao* 21 of the Public Commissioners at 3:30 P M in order to cnnild.r a Paul Bishop b stair man the property described in such lfecorCs of Seminole County. Seminole County. Florida request for a variance In the Sign Publish. Jan 5. 11. 77.29. 1 NORi NOR' ll CHARLESTON, S. C. AIRMAN FREDERICK 1 certificate will highest Florida. By: John Kimbrough. Ordinance. Proper ty location being DEX 30 H. Beckwith, Jr Technical Sergeant Robert J. cash bidder at the front door of the and it appearing to the Court that Chairman at the southwest corner of Per Arthur Elaudet, son of Mr. and MI-S Clerk of the Court Seminole County Court House at the defendant(s), Otis Landers and Attest: ADMINISTRATION —95.3,I simmon Avenue and West First S,tenstrom, son of Mra. N. j Frederick 0. Bauder 2000 Publish: Jan. 77, 1971 Sa n ford . Florida. at 11:00 A.M. on Dorothy Lee Landers. his wife, are Arthur H. Beckwith. it. INVITATION TO BID Street. Stenstrom, 1117 Poplar Ave. DEX 11$ Hartwell Ave., Sanford, the first Monday in the month of not ir*abltents of nor found within PubliSh: Jan. fl 1974 Seminole Memorial Hospital 8 L. Perkns Sanford, has received his third February. 1914, wtiCh is the 41h day the State of Florida and have not ini'tes bids for Laundry Service. DEX Ill Chairman been assigned to Chanute NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Of February, 1971. voluntarily appeared herein, and Specifications are available at the Board of Adjustment award of the U.S. Air Force NAME STATUTE AFB, ill. after completing IHTHECIRCUITCOURTFOR Publish: Jan. fl, 1971 Datetithis 2lth day of December, that personal service upon them is Office 01 the Administrator. All bids Commendation Medal at TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN basic training at Air 197). not practical because their SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DEX-124 thal be mailed to. Mr. Rober t T. Notice is hereby given that Charleston AFB, S.C. (Official Clerks Seal) residence and whereabouts are No. 3.1S?9.0 Be%serer,Adm Seminole Memorial Training Command's ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ C1TYOFLAKt" undersigned, pursuant 10 the In Petition of Arthur H. Beckwith. .Jr.. tAlknoWTh it is Hospital, 1101 East First Street, Stenstrom, a supply superLac'kland AFB, Tex. He has MARY. FLORIDA 'FoctitiousName Statute" Chapter Clerk ORDERED that Otis Landers and DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN. JR 3271$, Bids mutt be was cited For meritorious Notice of Public Hearing 165 0 , Florida Statute, will register Sanford. Fla. been assigned to the Clark of Circuit Court. Dorothy Lee Landers, his wife, and DORIS JANE GOLDEN. receivedby 12.00 Noon. February 5, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: with the Clertof the Circuit Court, Adoption of NICHOLE TERESA service at Nakhon Phanom Seminole County, appear or plead to the complaint $914. Technical NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by lnandforSemnoleCounty,FIorida, FALKOWSXI. a Minor. herein by the 19th day of March. Sanford. Fla. Royal Thai Seminole Memorial Hospital AFB, Thailand for specialized the City Council of the City of Lake upon receipt of proof of She NOTICE Ry: Linda C. Mauldin 1914, and in default thereof the Court By Daniel P. Vinson now He serves at Charleston TO: MR. ZYGMUNT FALKOWSKI Mary, Florida, that said City publication of MIS notice. the tic, airetalt maintenance. Deputy Clerk will proceed to the hearing and Publish Jan. 15. 2). 77. $974 Council will hold a public he1rir: tit with a unit of the Military 1111M name, to Wit. GREENBELT iSa Paseo Del Descanso Publish: Jan 1, I IS, 77. 1971 adjudication of this Suit as if Otis DEXSS to consider areestof change under wh h we are efqaged In CPL M.R.MESSER Ionia Barbara. DEX 6 Land p!s and Dorothy Lee Land*rs. Airlift Command. of zoning from Al to M1A of the busIness at Longwood Lake Mary Ealifemis his wife, had been served with NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF INTENTION The sergeant is a 1952 following described property lying Road. P.O. Bo 1911 in th• City of You are notified that the above, process In the State of Florida, but NAME STATUTE TO Canjeurs, France — Marine graduate of Seminole 1Ih and being in Seminole County. Lake Mary, Florida. only to the extent provided for by named Petitioners. DANIEL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' REGISTER FiCTIT1OUSNAME and Florida, to *11: That the port Its interested In said Cpl. Michael R. Messer, whose School. His wife, Irene, is Stales WEBSTER GOLDEN, JR. Section 1655. Title 75, United Notice is hereb' given that TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON PARCEL 1: GREENBELT huslnr'is enterprise are as follows. DORIS JANE GOLDEN, have filed wife, Teresa is the daughter of daughter of Mrs. Irene Frenier undersigned, pursuant to the Code, it is further CERN WILCO DEVELOPMENT petition in the above styled Court WEST; those lands lying in Section ORDERED that notice of this a Mr. and Mrs. Grier Penlaad, of of 2662 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that minor child 1920 30, descrIbed as follows: From COMPANY and FLORIDA register order be published by the United for the adoption of the P4S0. Florida Statute, will the under sJgned. desiring to engage are he NW corner of Section 192030, after St., Longwood, Gum 117 LAND COMPANY, together named in that petition and you wittitheCterkottheC;rcu,t Court. in States Ma rshal in a newspaper of in bu3iness under the fictitious name 10" W. trading and doffig to serve a copy of your bearing S 0 degrees 06' holiday liberty in France, is and for Seminole County, Florida, 09neral circulation in Seminole commanded of "DAVE ROOB ASSOCIATES" at business as GREENBELT, written defenses, if any on 1S.7$4 feet; thence S 79 degrees UPOfl receipt of proof of the County. Florida. once a w,* for participating in training Orange Avenue, Paola, Seminole 120.16 leeS to Point of ANTHONY BRYANT a joint venture Petitioners' attorney. whose address 19' 0)" E. (6) consecutive weeks, commencing piblicatlon of this notice, the Sic. County, Florida (Rt. No. 1, Box I d Beginning; thence bearing S $9 exercises here with fl Dated at Lake Mary, Seminole is Icardl 1, Wombies, PA., P.O. Box fl January 77. 171. titiOu name, towit' SUNSHINE B. Sanford. Florida), intends to degrees 52' 33" C. 108 1.14, fool; to County, Florida, Janu ary A. 1171 DONE AND ORDERED at 119, Winter Park., Florida 377$9, on Marine Amphibious tint. FT. KNOX, Ky. Private SAPDBLASTING under which I am register said fictitious name in 2, 1971 Orlando, Florida, this 3rd day of or before February 7. 1914, and file the West side of Lake Emma Road. Publish: Jan, s. is. flQC0ed In business at 705 Palmetto accordanc. with the requircmensf thenceSOdegreesol' A former student of South Anthony B. Bryant, 18, son of IS" W. 159.311 DEX32 the original with the Clerk of this 1974. Section $63.06. Florida Statutes. the We'it side of Lake — Seminole School, Casselberry, Mrs. Leola W. Bryant, 911 Avenue. In the City Longwood, George C. Young Court either before service on feet along Florida. S: David L. Robb he joined the Marine Corps in Sanford Ave., Sanford, coiiiChief Judge PPtIt loners' attorney or im. Emma Road; thence leaving the That the party 'nterejled in said Publish: Jan. 5, IS. 27, 79, 1971 West West side of Like Emma Road. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Publish: 19, mediately thereafter; otherwise Jan. 77, 29, Feb. 5, 12. October, 1972. DEX 29 pleted eight weeks of basic business enterprise It as follow): bearing N $2 degree's 21' 77" W. The Board of County Corn 76. 1971 default may be entered against you SUNSHINE SANDBLASTING th en ce N 79 mittioners degrees 19' of Seminole County. training at the U.S. Army DEX Its for the relief demanded in the 769.9lSfeet; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SGT. ROBERT DAVIS By' Edward Dilge', i" W. 324.331 feet; to the Point of Florida will conduct a Public petition. Training Center, Armor, Ft. Publish Jan. 5, 15, 77, 79. 1971 CITY OF BegiMM'M Hearing in the Commission EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE LONOWOOD, FLORIDA DEX 35 Kniix. Ky. PARCEL 2: GREENBELT thambecs of the Seminole County ZWEIBFWCKEN, German the Court at Sanford, Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA. Notice of Public Hearing Florida. this 3rd day of WEST. Those lends lying in Section Courthouse, Sanford, Fla. County, CIVIL ACTION NO, 73.1171.5 TOWHOMITMAYCOUCERN SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 112030, described as follows; The January29. I?11.atl:O0p,M.oras In re the Marriage of NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENbyttie January, 1974 OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONERS NW '. of the SW '., West of Lake thereafter •5 possible to con (Seal) OLGA L GOMEZ. Wife; City Council of the City of Notice of Public Hearing Emma Road, LESS the N 330 feet sider ar application to dredge a Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. The Board of County Corn. L0fl9*ood, Florida, as the Board and the S 330 feet borrow pit on the following Clerk of the Circuit Court LUIS ANGEL GOMEZ, Husband, missioners of Seminole County will Adjustment, that the said Board PARCEL 1: GREENBELT described properly: Adjustment will By: Linda M. Harris NOTICE OF SUIT hold a Public hold a public hearing to consider a WEST; Those lands lying in Section From the NW corner of Sac, 19, JANUARY 21, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. John Dunaldsona proposed change of zoning from A 1 Hearing on the application for a peputY Clerk TO. LUIS ANGEL GOMEZ. 5)55 1170 30 described as follows: Twp. 2)5, Rog. 32E, Seminole . 974 use (special exception) Publish: Jan •. . . Van Kleek St. Apt. 2M, Elmhurst, ADMISSIONS Agriculture to C) Wholesale girl, Sorrento Beginning at the W 1 4 corner of County, Fla. run S 0 degrees E DEX 31 N.Y. Commercial District on the allowing the following described Section 112030; thence bearing S $9 along the west line of Sec. 19 a Sanford: property: ____________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED following described property: E,1.932 feet, tothe distanceuf StOft. toth,centeriineof lAthe Dixon DISCHARGES Becinnino at a point on the North that an action for Dissolution of That partodthePforth "sal the SW CIT YOF West side of Lake Emma Road: SR. 419 (OviedoChuluota Rd.). Marriage has been filed against you Michael Len Crisp ' of the SW d lying Westerly of line of Section 1. Township 21S, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, thence N 1 degree's 77' 50", 116.716 thence run S 73 degrees Of' 30" C. and you are required toservea Copy State Road 46 and Eastery of Range 29E, a distance of 231.9 ft. FLORIDA feet. along the West side of Lake along said centerline 202)20 ft.. Milner Ryals Estelle Robinson c written d,'fe'nes, If any, to Gencva Road (also known as State East of the North ' section post Notice of Public Hear,rg Emma Road to the beginning of a thence run S. 0 degrees 55' 23" Edward J. Ingram Roy 0. Walker Stephcnon Gene P. of Road 476), Section 77. Township 20 lhereol, lhcc run South 100 It. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Curve, then ce to the right along a 12U.75 ft for a POINT OF JaIlieS A. White STEPHEPSON and BEANE. Post Josephine Von Ilerbu!13 South, Range 32 East, Seminole thence East 250 it. Pence North 100 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by curve having a radius of 752.750 feet BEGINNING. Thence run N. 59 ft. thence West 730 ft. to point Office Drawer One, Catssfberry, County, Florida . Arlene L Hickson of the City Council of the City of and a delta of 1 degrees 11' 42", a degrees I?' 73" W. 3 43 ft., thence run Leon M. Swain III Florida, 37707, Attointyl for the Further described as the SE beginning. Being aparlolBlock7of Altamonte Spring Florida, d.stancaoftl799feetalongtharc; S 0 degrees 31' 73" C.. that 310 ft.; NeIli L. Dillard Robert W. Utterbick Petitioner, arid file the original with corner of State Road 176 and State Peplat of tracts I, 2, 7, to, 13 and the said City Council will hold a public thence leaving the West side of Lake thence run S 59 degren 12' 23" E., Opal E. Robertson 01)4, less Block H of Tract John Tucker the Clerk of the above styled Court Road 46 Intersection In Geneva, South hearing on tte question of amending Emma Road. bearing S $9 degrees 340 tt.; thence run N. 0 degrees 10, SAPILANDO 00 or before February 7th, 1971; Neda N. Blankenship SPRINGS. certain sections of Ordinance No. 33' I?" W. 1015.790 feet to the C 'm 23"W., 310 It to the point of begin, Mrs. Richard Wise and girl Florida. otherwise a Judgment may be on, This public hearing will be held in Seminole County, Florida, ac fl 13, said Ordinance billing the c.ornerol Section 1370 79; thence SO fling. Containing 7.47 acres. Wanda Bingham Mrs. Lawrence Williams and to the Plat thereof ta-ed against you for the relief the County Commission Chambers cording recorded Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance degrs 14' 10" C. 201.360 feel to the . Further described as: William R. Butch girl demanded in the Petition. Of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, in Plat Book 7, Page 1, of the Public within the City of Altamonte Pont of Beginning South of SR. 419 across from WITNESS my hand and the Seal f Selether Lark, Altamonte on February 17, 1914, at 1:00 P.M. Records of Seminole County, Springs, Florida. The amendments The present classification of said Flying Seminole Ranch Herbert Douglass Florida. ALSO begin 106.9ff. East of said Court on this, the 4th clay of or as soon thereafter as possible. to be considered are more fully property is Agriculture (Al) as that Board of County Springs Penr,ie Westbrook NW. corner, Tract 1, SAHLAP4DO described January, 1971 Board of County as follows: classification is described In the Commissioners Beatrice Duncan, Dellary SPRINGS. as recorded in Plat Book Estella Williams ('eat) Commissioners 1 Amendment to SecIk,n 6 "a. zoningordinancesandregulatiornof Seminole County, Fla. 5. Page $2, Public Records, MF," Sub section A, by Paul E. Carson, I)eBary Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Seminole County, Florida Patricia A. Moye providing the City of Lake Mary, Florida, John Kimbrough, Sirninoid County, Florida Ihen run that the By. John Kimbrough, Clerk of Circuit Court maximum allowable The Public Hearing will be held In den Chairman James W. Snyder, Delt.ona Sylvia Messner, Deltona East 135 It South $00 Cast $75 It Chairman By: Martha T. Vihien sity in P MFI multiple family the City Hall, City of LAKE MARY, Ittest: A rt hur H. Beckwitñ, Jr. William Mueller, Deltona Robert E. Brenner, Deltona 50ti 100 ft. East 125 ft. SOth 23 01' t. district be changed Attest: Deputy Clerk from iS dwelling FLORIDA. on the 11th day of lerk of the Court West 310 It,, North 16 degrees Lawrence H. Goodale, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Publish: Jan. S. 15, 22, 79. 1971 Ethel D. Larson, Deltona units per gross acre to a maximum February, AD. 1914, all' p.m., or Publish; Jan. 27, 1911 West 732.15 ft. to ml of beginning; DEX 34 Publish. ion 77, 1974 of U dwelling units per gross acre. as soon thereafter as possible, at DEX lDe ltona Paul If. Bixier. T)elt.ona tad property being zoned 81 Amendment to Section 7.5, which time interei.ted parties and .!xI12 Gertrude Pelzinan, Deltona William S. Miller, Deltona Business District , as that zoning Parking. Storage or US* of C ertain Cltizensforandagainst the proposed ctsstitic,if 00 ii dewibed in lhe Recreational Equipment, by John P. Erb, New Smyrna Robert G. Smedley, Deltotia SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ex. change Of xoning classification will Zoning Ordinances 04 the city of OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS cluding motorized dwellings from be heard Said hearing may be Beach Eric 13. Carlsri;i, l)t'ltona 1gwQod, Florida, to wit, Or Idoticeof Public Hearing the definition of said equipment, continued from time to time until NOT The fQlIo*l,ig fu,i eIongri to owners of lands. *tuc.h have James Kuubeck, Orange City Linda A. Varnes, Lake drianceNo. 113 and as amended and reclassifying salt molorl:e'd final The Board Of County Com been iold for taxes, and which have been unclaimed for longer than tires action is taken by the City Robert N. Clunie, Osteen Mi'irot' m,isione'rl of Seminole County will Supptementc, to be used for the cl.veiiings and motor vehiclet and Ciuncil (3) months are in my hand, and uness the owners shill apply for samson pe ci A hOrt,cjlturlt nursery r.r-)rir, To cons der a ,.j i'u.dinu ,iddilionai regulations THIS ?(JTiCL ihall ti,' lxitc.J at or tefore Februaryl?h, $74, Such funds will bepaid into the General Fund \i;ritS Vkii, lsixn1 with retail business normally therefor. the City Hall within the City of of Seminole County, Florids: proposed changerot zoning from C 2 BIRTHS Rev. Michael Karloutsos, associated thereto. General Retail Commeriai t M TA 3. Amendment to Section 211) by LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, and in Public Hearing will be held In the reducing the size Of Individual off three (3) Orland4, Very Light Industrial on the other places within the 1969 Certificates City Hall, Longwood. Florida, on s tfW parking places from not less City, and Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson Ruth V. Miller, Orange City following described properly. ?ubfished in The Sanford All that pyrt of North 2917 feet of Monday, February Ii, 1971, at 7:00 than 10 feet x 22 feet to not less that, Herald, a newspaper of general No. $32 K. V.a Eula M. Scott $ 11.03 twin girl and boy. Sanford Bertha B. Brown Lot 91 lying East of Highway 17.91 pm, or as soon thereafter as 10 feet *20 fret. circulation ln the City of Lake Mary, No. 149 Mae Sheafer,Heirs 707.S3 time 1,bte, at which fre,rrst.d Public Hearing will be held it, the and in Seminole County, Florida, and all that part of North 291.7 feet No 713 Geraldine (3 Linnekugel 3101 perties b r and tte lr1(o , City hail, Alt.imont Sprinij, c4'c' a cek tot at Iea'.t tour (4) No 371 JOhn ChiSoirn, Heirs 7 10 92, Spring Hammock. P87. Pages 2, P40. $11 JowphA.& Mary E. Jackson conditions' use (special exception) Florida, on Tuesday, February 17, consecu'ive weeks prior t the date 1917 31 will heard. $97 at 5:00 pm, or as soon Of the Public Hearing : the date of No .5.97 JoseptiA &Mary' C. Jackson Os'crbr(sik Drive, Casselberry, 3. 1. and S Public Records Jan. 2Z This Notice is to be publish by thereafter as us5ble, at which timi thefirsi put;ii'at,gnto the date of the .• l. Q't f No 711 Dave Fulton 15957 places Sanford Pilot Club, dinner noon. Furti'.rf dr'scr, d as (East side I posting in three (3) public Longwood, interested parties for and ag ainst last publication, both dates in No. 576 Murton L.& Evelyn G.'Iornpkiris 1055.91 City of the ti US' Hwy. $797 and West of Slate within 6:30 p.m., Sanford the proposed amendments to Or, ctuiive, shall not be lets than No.920 AnneiieseM.Kope'skiWarden 21.35 Seminole Chapter Florida Highw6y 4)9. watingu to both; Florida, and published In The dininCe twenty eight (21) days. In addition, No 77173 will be heard. No.914 Rosa 8. Thompsonet al Civic Cent?r. Mric. Marian 421.13 Sanford H ald. a newspaper Audubon Society, 2 p.m., Holy immediately North of con This Notice Is to be published by notice sh all b' potted in the area to flethweJl will on iguaus to Spring Hammock Tralkr generat circulation in said City one posting in (3) putaiic places be considered for change of toning 1q70 Certificates Cross Cross Episcopal Church, lime at 1,151 fte'ni (15$ day* • bership and leadership. Pak. wiqhi..ti CIty at Jtamonte at east fifteen (II) days prior to the to lh ti,iia of the Public pror Speaker: Frank J ings, Fiends, and pubtijtid in This public hearing will be held ,n te of the Public Hearing. No.33 Willie C Byrdet aI .71 Ilearn, ,i'So. said Notice' of Public ?23 R e Sanford Herd, .i — "Spritig Gardenc." DATED thiS 7th day of January, tP, County Comrniln Cm'e-r No .91 Jolinnie M McGt't al c'4 2722) ttear47c to be posted i 00 trrt ,jri.' theGit 'fl ragrircula,i& in l. II City oric AD 197' lid. rodui tIre Of the (ovrtnoijse. ,.ar,fcrii, F:or,Qa. No. 112 Julian) Silcox 717410 described properly p,,v,,, (i lal it fifteen (15) days on February $7. 1?li, at i S Kay Sasiman techniques of Transcendental , least f'fteen (15) days prior to the 24 ;th 'ijin,. of Site Public prior or as soon thereaiter as poss*b.t,. City Clerk 111917 time of thC Public Hearing. Meditation as taught by Hearing, 1 .Of 9.City of County Board United Daughters of the Con' DATED thts 11th day of January. 8p.m., DATED tbts '?th day Of January, CQmmitSiOSla-S Lake Mary, Florida .tahirishl Mehesh Witness my hand and officiaIsealthi )$thdayotJanoary A.D.,1974 federacy 'irmai' tkVere A D 1911 A () $714 cFmir,l- C(.'.n$y, F'o'dn ThOmIll G Freeman, iSeal) r:!i I kti4 State Rank .f .Stte Or,e Iluwani (:i'r, S. f3.))1., Attorney S Phyllis JOdhl (3y' John Kimbrough. I.: Arthur Pi Beckwith, Jr Free tn City Clerk L'ii. p.o City Clerk iUi Clrh Sknwcrth and Chairman Clerk of the circuit Court the City Of Of the CitI 0 Attest: Altamorw, Spgs. Ft*. 37101 ri'.chairrnan Mrs. Watson inandborSemlnolecounly, l Ftorsa Jan. 24 Lortgwaod. Pblith' AltamonteSp.'itiqs, Florida Jan. I. 15, 22, 79, Feb. . Arthur H. B.e'ckwith, is'. Publish Jan. 77, 1914 W Uth .. PuClith J "I $94 Florida $P74 IJ,rncheon and card party. Wallace Pvt'ith Jan fl. 1974 PubliSh: j 77 rr $11 infiwd, DEX 113 Casselbe$'ry Wojilan's Club, :;i. y ____________ source. "The time periods and county itself could meet within and gas, plumbing and eke. required reports (from cities to the specified time. trical codes. Knowles said the entire the county) are not correleated "The outstanding charac. and the cities would not have package of required and opt.erl.stic of this act was the fact sufficient time to obtain tion.al reports set forth in the 'ie county commission did this professional planning reports county proposal "appears to be secretly and included a control as designated in the act; could the removal of the innovative element of local governments not comply; and would, initiative from the private without consultation," Knowles therefore, come under the developer and creation of rigid said. "It is in conflict with Jurisdiction of the county," controls under county direc. many charter provisions of the Knowles said, lion." municipalities in that this When voting to delay the lie said to meet requirements proposal today, County corn. function Is the responsibility of the locally elected officials," of the county act cities would inissloners cited "confusion" have to pay $50,000 or more to among professional planners Knowles charged that there planners to meet requirements and city officials as to the vas no planning input to the that even with a full-time county's intent in proposing the county legislation from any planning staff it is doubtful the land planning act. N ________ from page 1 (Con't. - U.S. Air Force Sergeant Robert C. Davis, son of Mrs. Gladys Davis, 711 Locust Ave., Sanford, has arrived for duty at Zweibrucken AB, Germany. Davis, a fuels specialist with a unit of the US, Air Forces in Europe, previously served in Thailand. The airman attended Crooms High Sc h ool. ool. His father, Gregory Davis, lives on Rt. 2, Sanford. IW _______P N M ft..i F' Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1974-3A Seminole Delaying Land Planning Act 4 Residents II ._~__~-~ R - ' . . S . I' , Not so In Tennesee and Kentucky, apparently. Or Georgia for that matter. One of our cr,iplriyn trqvekw through all three of those states this past week and found speeds of 70 in Ga., and Kentucky and 75 mph. in Tennessee. Ile did not encour.ter the first bit of trouble lit purchasing unlimited amounts of gasoline with those prices varying fro m 42.3 up to a high of 50.9 per Callon. I (i ~ 14114OO4 PlAZA O'ENDMI,yiQAIf.lOpM pnry'OOD PtALA OPVDAltygAM.1OPM. OPI$LUN11AU .7 P.M. L _ . 'ORNDO 'ORNDO ___ ?IN$UN '1M1'±ML11_ ' VVINRPARK . 5.31 Is O0111L&Is0O AY9. 1'1 'LEESBURO 16.ei STx(IT, U I P'lG*y'77 0P1N WAY $AM..$QpM, Oltl(DAItYlOAl4.IOP.M. .. fll) ______ . I I I �- 4A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1974 Syria A t Core Jack Anderson Eavpt-Israel Accord Stirs Mideast Impeachment By WILLIAM L. RYAN troops drove within nearly 20 miles of Damascus. Syria boycotted the first stages of the Geneva conference and seems unlikely to reconsider unless there is some assurance that Israeli forces will pull back from her territory as well as from Egypt's. Because of the way the October war turned out, Sy squabbled with her allies in Iraq. Now, however, the Baghdad regime seems to be importuning Damascus to accept a military alliance that might lead first to unity of the two and then - an old dream - of the whole Fertile Crescent. Al' Special Correspondent Egypt's troop disengagement accord with Israel seems likely to churn new uneasiness in the Arab East, posing a possibility of new political turmoil and instability, As usual, Syria is at the core of the matter. Its regimes have shown great talent for demonstrating the fragility of Arab alliances, and an old Middle East hand can detect developing new Arab rifts and even rifts within rifts. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's diplomacy has produced what the Syrian regime of President llafez Assad warned Egypt to avoid. If there was to be disengagement, Damascus held, it should be simultaneous on both Syrian and Egyptian fronts. Was Egypt now thinking of Egypt first and foremost? At the least, it would seem the Egyptians have trod upon sensitive Syrian corns and perhaps angered Iraq as well. Egypt may have looked ux.ui the iiitiai Suez puiiback as a step to wider accords, but Syria has been saying the two Arab a I lii' planned 01f, war t oger her ; td thus \%ere obliged to plan any disengagement together. Syria insisted on the letter of the 1967 U.N. resolution on Israeli withdrawal from conquered territory, plus what Damascus calls "guarantee of the national rights of the Palestine people." President Anwar Sad-at of Egypt also linked prospects of settlement to ultimate Israeli withdrawal to 1967 lines, but he sounded less hardline, amenable to achieving his goal by relatively slow stages. 'Me tenor of the growls coming from East of Suez suggests that the Arab camp, with its diverse philosophies and interests, remains unable gm lb TE L E PHONE 322 2611 83) 9993 300N FRENCH AVE . SANFORD, FLA. 32771 '1.' LT ER A GIE LOW, Ed'tor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE A'l.ertising Direcir & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor WINIFRED F. GIE LOW Managing Editor Comptroller BOB LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager City Editor ROYGREEN Sports Editcr Advertising Manager FdLtOr M'Chan,cal Sup? DORIS WILLIAMS RALPH HAYS Society Editor Comp Room Fore man CHRIS NE LSON Magazine Editor RAY STE VENS PC Room Foreman BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Photographer iom Del,-,very BV Mail InFior,da $7 lOMor,th $25 sOt Year SameAs Home $7 70 Month 6 Months gI8 70 INC TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Rep. Bill Gunter, D.Fla., has asked federal energy czar William Simon for the exact date and time 140,000 barrels of oil will be returned to Florida Power & Light Co. Gunter's office said Monday he had sent the telegram to Simon asking if the federal office planned a replacement allocation to the Florida firm, aide Mike Petit said Monday. Simon ordered that the fuel oil be diverted from FP&L to Boston Edison. Simon's order said neither Exxon Corp., the supplier, nor Boston Edison had any obligation to replace the oil or reimburse FP&L for additional costs incurred In obtaining a new supply, - WASHINGTON—Although each new Watergate twist tightens the vise on President Nixon, the inquiry Into his Impeachment is floundering. The doors have been shut tight on the House Judiciary Committee's investigation. Only staff members are permitted t enter the offices and no papers may be removed. Attorneys and investigators have been given strict orders not to discuss their with the press. What the staff is really hiding behind the guarded doors, however, is their own inaction and lack of direction. Here are the facts which we have been able to dig out: —House Judiciary Chairman Peter Rodino, 1)-N.J., has assured House Republican leader John Rhodes privately that the impeachment inquiry should be concluded in April. Those close to the investigation don't we how they possibly can meet thE. deadline. NO INTERVIEWS Both Iraq and Syria have been run by radical, far-left leaders. Iraq has had territorial designs on oil-rich Kuwait. The sheiks of the Arabian peninsula and King Faisal of Saudi Arabia would hardly welcome a union of two radical-minded, well-armed states on the northern tier of the Arab East, nor would Egypt be enthusiastic about it, either. FPL, Union Reopen Talks MIAMI (AP) Representatives for the Florida Power & light Co. and its striking electrical workers union have resumed negotiations with the help of federal mediators. William J. Usery, chief of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, reopened discussions Monday between the utility and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The longest strike in the company's history began Nov. I when the 4500-member union walked off the job. Last month, after negotiations broke down, the union defeated a company offer by a 2-1 margin. - Bargain Rules Drafted TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The Florida Supreme Court's Commission on Collective Bargaining hopes to have a rough draft of several rules ready for its next hearing Feb. 18, says chairman Ben Patterson. Patterson, who is also Gov. Reubin Askew's liai3on with organized labor, said the next hearing by the public employe rights commission probably would focus on establishment of a neutral emit crcement agency. "There may be problems with funding," Patterson said Monday during a eak in the commission's first hearing. The seven-member commission was appointed by the court to draw up guidelines for implementing the provision In the 1968 constitution that allows collective bargaining for public employes. 10 Police Search Fruitless TITIJSVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Police say a search of a "As ZLV aivci v wivft the body 4a young woman was found last weekend has proved fruitless. It was the fifth corpse discovered In the area since Thanksgiving. Authorities used trail bikes and a jeep Monday to search for clues and more bodies in an area about six miles north of an orange grove where the other four were discovered, police said. A spokesman for the Brevard County sheriff's department said Late Monday that the latest vlcthn was still unidentified and the results of an autopsy to determine the cause of death were unavailable. Dl'very $37 S Postal Regulations provide that at mail 5ubcriplions t paid fl Entered s srcond class matter A'jgt'st 27 1905 at the' Pest Ut? ice I Santn'd. Florida 37771 Nopartofanymaterial,newso(advert,snCofth,%ed,,,onof The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner s.?hou? ,..rit'Cn iermisson of the publisher of The Herald Any 'ndiv,duat or fir m responsible for such reproduction v,ll be cons'deced its ir.frrignq On T?e Heralds copyr i ght and ei ill be he'd liable to, damage under the law Published daily and Sunda,'s, except Saturday ' Bruce Biossat As a talent scout history seems a flop By Bruce h3iost WASHINGTON (NEA) liida about I'J16 presidential possibilities is not to stir even faint enthusiasm. it is fairly common, as late as 11w opening of a piesidential year, to hear surveyors of the field say. on one or both sith's. that "no ono can he nominated. But there is an added dimension of dismai this time. Something more than the pall 'if Walt rat" ic urlsilvi'rt t'tt. t.'at Ihi' p rr, pectIs't' clioice an' ne lunitcd. both in number and in the range iii their promise. On the Republican side. a held dtiniiniled ,odav by old laces Nelson Rockefeller. itonald Reagan and lw lland Vice President Gerald Ford — causes Few flutters. Among Democrats. Sen. Edward Kennedy n arouses much deep affection but also touches off deep (ears (not the least hieing that he won'! fuflt Sen. Henry Jackson, a 1972 bidder, is already trying hard to position tihnn. but remembrance of his t'ariier ji.d lid field pi'iIornianue I t rtltg in man ra m er t )(hi'i ii;' fiii'' 1), q ) up. ho; hl lilt! flu Ii! hit lii thee%('s 01 one such pruspet'l. whom I shall It' anonmnous hire, prfli'd sup1wrlur said "My mini on has more drive arid will to achieve hi goal than that roan has. Scholar Uoriild \hitthews of Ow t'ni uNItY of Michigan ''o "nih ina fuip'r for "iluiniiita -'iflrri('jli '\ssem hlv ihji Un' la'I third iii a ct' (uu V unI% t2 Democrats and 47 Republicans have gained the support of one or more per cent of their fellow parIin'1 as pres idential bidders. )b li'U"k fliJfl th'"'i' '.'.i'te lth'' m''ie thin token Jirti'.ti'tI '. To ah .inv major ptilitii.ltii in ''ither 11, 11 t , - .. ' Al the Assembly's [)ect'mber meeting on choosing presi dents. seasoned panelists agreed in a report that more prospects should get into the act and urged that the early stages of the "winnowing" process Ix, made more compel I' l ive, Yet.somehow. as that urging was offered, the customary feeling hung in the air that the field for the next run already has a **narrow set." and that the major nom inees will he picked from iiiiting presently ment ioned names How to conduct the 1. sternatic search" for other contt'n der.s that was propn' " It is easier .aitI than done Wi rh#.ui I nerd invetiliv,' new dt'viei. tot lt'tit'ting 11(11 high talent, not just from professional political ranks but From other realms where achievement suggests presidential liiW.M. Quite instructive was a yen' long talk I had with Dr. Forrest C. l'ogue, the distinguished biographer of the late Gen. George C. Marshall, probably America's greatest modern vri,'ral 1 ml calk'd by Wiii.toii 111the tuii' "lirg;illi,i.r of victory' in Wiir Id cvar II There is no doubt in my mind, from the record, that Marshall's range of taletits would have qualified him emi nently for the presidency. He was a man of broad seopt'. bal. anced temperament, dogged will, superior intellect. In 1916. whe he was an Army captain who had just spent some months putting trainees through maneuing paces in Califernia, a superior officer wa filling out a vo utlne efficiency report on the then 36-year-old Marshall In answer to (lit' standard question whether (bit' superior would like the 111111 to "rVe wider his command, the otticei wi ole "Yes, but I would prefer to serve under his command," He labeled Marshall a "mnilita,y genius," urged he be made a brigadier general immediately, and added "every day this is postponed is a toss to the Army and the nation.'' Yet Marshall Caine within an ace of ret iring before World War II, and only when he assumed the top war command were his remarkable abilities and his wide knowledge ap. predated by politicians. hucine.smemi and others twvond his n JwClll Iii'l i l Revenue Increase Is ' Illusion' TAI.LAIIASSEE, Fla. (Al') 7-8 per cent during the 1974-75 that state general revenue in. the energy crisis, expecting the before the full effects of the Ida enjoyed an economic boom, An official estimate of a 10 fiscal year will more than eat conic for this fiscal year will slowest rate of growth since energy crunch were felt. Yelton said. per cent increase in state reve- up the increase, said Yelton, a total $2.11 billion, including a 1971. The estimated 10 per cent InPart of the expected surplus flue next fiscal year is really a member of the informal reve- $175.4 i,iIlliori surplus, and next Of the anticipated surplus, crease in state revenue from this year is catching up with "money illusion," says state nue estimating conference year will total $2.33 billion, $111.7 million already is In the July 1, 1974 to June 30, 1975 population growth and Inflation economist Jay Yelton. which made the projection The forecast projects a deli- bank from tax collections in the compares with a growth rate of which has been growing faster Population growth of 5 per Monday. nite slowdown in the economy first six months of the fiscal 16.8 percent during 1973-74 and than state forecasts, Yelton cent and inflation anticipated at The conference estimated this year and in 1975 because of year. July 1-Ike. 30. This was 20 percent In 1972-73 when Floe, said. — U.S. Is Obligated To Lease Forest TAII.AIIASSEE, Fla. (Al') representative, said a 1969 should "propose suitable legLiA federal official says the environmental protection law lation to cancel lease oligations government faces a dilemma in gives U.S. Interior secretary and provide suitable corndeciding whether to grant Rogers H. Morton authority to pensatlon to those who may be leases to strip iiiliw diiy 'i,lic kàea. emititkd lu preie'une lease in the Osceola National Forest. He said the f&,erai agency rights." "We're caught on the horns. of — WE HAVE STATE FORMS di hi nina as I'' whether to ive them the leases they're legally entitled to," said Brad Ham. sworth, deputy assistant U.S. Interior Secretary. "If we stop it sse're going to have to give them damages for leases due." - Hainsworth commented Mon(lay on the government's position at the conclusion of three days of hearings on the mining proposal. Although nearly all of the ic's. timnony was against mining, in. eluding remarks by Sen. 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Economists Examine Crystal Ball CHARLES HAYS SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSC We#IK 514 206 Months T• bi (drd Peavff Mayor Depression JRICHARDS JANE CASSELBERRY (n%P, —At this writing, not a single witness against the President has been interviewed directly by the committee's investigators. Instead, they have spent their time studying the work of other By KENNETH J. RABIIEN when appropriate, teachers and others. 01 the etc.—after cvcrytxAy else has Investigations. Copley NeA s Ser-% Ire One of the National School dozen asked, eight said opinion had a chance to express his —The White House has not been approached, even inPublic Relations Association's shouid be given; three said no opinion. if preface my formally, to provide any information which might help to speed 'IR'hIn atti tile ilitiral aptly tiled in'nthty uwstut and '' nIht he ,'!acs.'d a. tatenitnt uh; 1,111x'akiig the inquiry. Stif( mcz1ii)rs even L'een allowed to request scandals called Watergate ters, "it Starts in the maybe. as a person and I'm not trying personnel lists or telephone numbers from the White house. provides an opportunity either (. I ass r ooni," recently to influence anybody. From my —Although documents related to the President's personal for partisan iiuschief-inaking reviewed, "How to teach about An instructor In the flitenour reading and thinking, this is the finances were available to committee sleuths from other sources, or thorough analysis of what Watergate" and "Should you School District, Overland, Mo., way I (eel about It.' In this the information was not accepted because the committee "was happened and why. express your opinion?" by said. "Yes, I tell my students way, I hope to get some not ready for them yet." Public education is becoming presenting comments from what I think caused Watergate, discussion going." —Although chief counsel John Doar has a staff of about 40 one of the most politicized fields his command, more than half have been assigned merely to TNMF,41ji'E Of A MAN in the United States and the answer the routine impeachment mall that has been flooding into education lobby is powerful and the committee's office. wealthy. By its own admission, its financial influence and other NO COORDINATION ' election campaign support is effective from cliv halts to state —Some of the Investigators, because of administrative and national capitols. problems, spend much of their time reading newspapers and About hail of the nation's 2.2 novels. Although they are supposed to coordinate their work, millionclassroom teachers are some staff members actually haven't met each other. At 5 p.m., members of the strongly an. there is a rush foe the exits. tiadininistration National I —Instead of turning up evidence that would justify tmEducation Association. Another $ peachment, the committee is concentrating its efforts on 4000()() public school eniployes, researching what offenses might constitute grounds for fin. rarIy all in classrootsis, belong peachment. to the American Federation of —man Interview with us, t ar placed great stress on setting Teachers. Joined with its parent up a secure and elaborate filing system. The problem at the AFI.-Ci0 in a massive media moment Is that nothing of significance has been collected for tho cdiopaigt 1' isiipeucii (tie etlorgamzed tile drawers. President. —Staff members have been warned in strong terms that they will be summarily fired if they are caught talking with reporters. It stretches the ii iimaginatlon This injunction has worked fairly well, since the committee hasn't it' believe that teachers whose turned up anything newsworthy and most aides are reluctant to money, time and effort are admit the probe's shortcomings. involved in these enterprises can present fairly both sides HISTORY,NOTHEADLINE '1 Watergate in the nation's P or, as the NEA and Chairman Rodino told us he is more interested in making AFT claiiii, that teachers can thar headlines. The removal ofasitungpemit, Rodino leave their personal beliefs at mid. id, can be justified only by the most careful and thorough inthe classroom door. restigation. NEA and AFT spokesmen say evidence Is now being assembled by the staff which will thatt teachers have as much caruUy piece it together, he said. Then they will start searching right to political activity as for the missing jigsaw pieces. This will require access, he anyone and that they should stgested, to White House tapes and documents. state their views in the no" 1110V Ø,y . Ile wants to have his case ready, he said, before he asks the classroom freely if asked and House for subpoena power. The committee's constitutional ex- " perts say the White house cannot claim executive privilege as an No excuse for withholding evidence from an impeachment inquiry. An) refusal by the White House to honor a supoena would, itself, be grounds for impeachment, they believe, Our committee sources have told us the staff hasn't cornpleted enough background work to issuc subpoenas or to begin its proceedings. But Chairman Rodino assured us he Is more cornBy CLIFF SMITH respondents agreed with the The survey, completed in initted to a thorough Investigation than an April deadline. Copley New Service following predictions: November, was conducted in Peon Non Grata: Robert Chenoweth returned home last —The number of nations form of a so-called "delphi," a March after spending five years in North Vietnamese prisons. He (" Through the rest of this century, possessing nuclear weaponsand system developed by the oracles of tried to go back to South Vietnam a few days ago. The Saigon the United States will have no major long-range delivery systems will ancient Greece. government, for which he had risked his life, wouldn't let him into depression, no Socialist revolution, grow ifromn two) to six before the Dr. Robert I.. Decker, assistant the country. black or Ieiiiale president. end of the century. chairman of economics at the lie was one of the eight ex-POWs accused by Air Force Col. Many Americans will work only —Pollution will continue to be a University ofCalifornia at Berkeley. Theodore Guy of "collaborating" with the enemy. The Pentagon. four days a week, a guaranteed major problem for the economy, sent three different questionnaires however, refused to press charges. income will be enacted, white-collar —There will be no black or female to 300 noted economists chosen from Chenoweth wanted to go back to Saigon, he told us to corntituens will grow and multiply, wage president of the United States before the faculties of all major univerpare "the differences between South Vietnamese prisons and and price controls will prevail. the end of the century. sities in the country. North Vietnamese prisons." He had spoken to former "political Conglomerate mergers, tax —State and local governments will Results of the final questionnaire, prisoners," he said, and "there's no doubt in my mind that the loopholes and large oi l and auto represent a rising share of public South Vietnamese prisoners had it much worse than I did." to which 65 of the responded, companies will survive. Fiscal I expenditures and resource were reported at the annual meeung policy will remain in favor and in San utilizations. Francisco to pick up his visa, it was stamped "void." lie had been of the American Economic least modest economic growth will —Qualit y changes will be taken denied entry into the country, he was told, because of his "pro. Association held recently in New continue over the long term. into arcount in constructing price ciuinunist'activiucs". York City. euphemism used by the South Viet. For the world in general, there indexes. namese to describe anyone who opposes the Thieu regime. will be no major war but the nuclear The final questionnaire consisted Ninety per cent or more disagreed A South Vietnamese spokesman told us: "We are willing to arms threat will continue and of 100 flat statements about possible with these statements: consider his application," but added "we would have to take into become more complex. There will developments over the next quarter—There will be a Socialist consideration his activities." be no world government. Starvation century. Respondents were asked to revolution in the United States.— will not be eliminated, agree or disagree with each Internal conflict along racial lines These are the views of a majority statement. Anonymity was mainwill develop in the United States to a of U.S. economists polled in an effort tamed throughout the survey. degree comparable to the present to predict the future. At least 90 per cent of the state of conflict in Northern Ireland. — DAVID A. BRYANT All this can cause nervousness elsewhere. If there is any prospect, however distant, of a Syria-Iraq merger, it will frighten oil rulers who, up to now, have displayed devotion to all-Arab unity by using their oil as a weapon. Gunter Questions Simon Can Teachers 'Teach' Watergate? to bury old mutual suspicions and hostilities, ' a nfli r? News Briefs Probe Flops Most Oppose regardless of recent displays of Arab unity. Syria has sounded bitter since the cease-fire. Sadat had something to show for the October war, with his forces on the east side of the Suez Canal and his bargaining position strengthened. Syria, however, lost yet more land as Israeli I r Fl orida Tuesday, Jan- 22, 1973-5A The Sanford Herald & ,I 64V<11 w*.t W AI. '41? C 1Ii �w. 6A— The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 22 , 1974 Ane I OIio I r' to I 151 I Prt Dear Abby .iIt Up The Odds _____ N!tii St U di Rites Ring ea ByGEORGEW. CRANE Ph. 0, M.I). .. I%V. 1UUIIl, 41 '"b 'V 1 MEllll1 I JUllll jlllU ll Jlj.l illlllI T'tpr handicap than I settle for. As in this instance. - . -. 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(9) Password Wt*re Game 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy * NOW - (6) Gambit (13) EST IN GROOMING SERV ICE ALL BREEDS A~i ____________________________ 13 (9) ' . tr-J2i\ -J -----J -_ -;- w ") ~,~i -. 9 - It) ,l - - 4 - ,/L4 J , .f Tt# tjtI I * Lit I Today we chow the carn( illl North hand as ',tsttrda and l'.est North last 'south 'PI: IT;:almost the same South had 14 I'ass is The difference in the South Pass I4 Pass 3 SANDRA KERN has beei. hand is that three of its high- 1'ts 4V Pa wo-king in the main office at card points are represented You. South hould Jack Prossoev Ford Ili .Sanby the king of afamonds in4 KJ65 IV 2 0 AQ10654 K43 lord for several months. Her stead of the ktng of h" rt I South still opens iou club Intuit' is ui Lake Mai where -%-' nor three hinirts ssas a and rebids one spade alter spllnt.'r. Y our partner has """""Inc. she lives with her 16-monthNcsrth re5poflds one diamond. shown the ace oF hearts and slam I Abt%ii%t write to Dr. Crane iii "Id son, David, Sandra likes Then North makes to hiees s;we iii this iicwspaper. "i t spend as much of her free splinter hid of three hearts 1 *5i.i a urn ?aIiireul. ai tU as jssibk with her Two hearts woul') tiart' 'Ii't ',stuI IIUIIIJM irud 25 :ts TUEJAt 'stIl E.!s'IIUN '*n, and tit, also rijoy ' a forcing hid and shown hearts The urnecessary d vurparLrwr continues to list (a (Ths-$' typing 'and printing sporting activities such as vinds What do you do rww" Ilists when you send for one of IN)wling. ridinit ard min. jun was a splinter to show his bookietLi spa support and asingleton Auswrrlomorrow hung. bcvn s ! I . - '--' - . __ - - 3 FASTER TI4AN AN'IBODY I K NOW !Z_ 1 11 __ / / CAN I ~_) Z_ I -i 14-W A F Al-A.-= -----) 7 -- - -- ,, 1 CANGE )1 41pr HE 1 114E 61.1 JECT 7)'.'( I WHERE 2 ZERO, TACK UP Ti41g NOTa - r Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY won 1J. J,itA 5:30 (2) News (6) Green Acres 11: 00 (2) Wizard Of Odds - - - _'I..' 4 .rt. Ii, - . - RACING r06 5:15 (13) Slarcast Baffle (6) The $10,000 Pyramid - - " \_'INGLE.,,!' 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital 10:30 (2) - - ALSO AT - - - I MORNING - - to SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Your regular roufines can be uMroved via a new system. Consult with a business ex pert about ways to increase yourCapri corn ( Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) A more modern approach to monetary affairs sees them working out much better for sou A communication can start'.ouoff right \U ItlLa tJa'l 21 to Feb.l You are charming dod magnetic today and can achieve much in the way Al personal I t res Attend social affair this esenmg PISCESFeb 20t3 Mar 20) Adsisers can gibe you the I4eas and pointers you need now centrate on romance tonight and be happy. Art Enthusiasts Teenmre V&M (9) Dusty's Trail (13) Movie (24) Man And Environment 8:00 (2) Adam 12 (9) MILLIOIJASRE I GO 4HEAP' TC'j'j - ('ouidbethebegmngso1a rew series Nice little touch. (6) Andy Griffith ' new from the Carroll Righter Institute TUESDAY 7:00 (2) I IS -._ . 1111t V _L)1Ufl EVENING To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) Garden Show (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Sale Of The --1 AcE,,yA CAN T) - ni.J - A... A... Class Of 1939 Plans 35th Reunion For Abby's booklet, "how to Have a Lovely Wedding," send $1 to Abigail Van Bonn, I. Leaky jr,, yy C • 'fhie frustration mounts when 10-11 NBC POLICE STORY the car breaks down as they're "Countdown" (Part II) Vic article preparing to pick up their Morrow stars as a police officer 8-8:30 (itS MAUI)E It's iolwt'iiian's magazine his dates. target of mob vengeance for MuU(le's birthday, so Walter written by, of all people, killing a racket member in the gives her a party. Same old partner. Officer Reed. Both line of duty. Tage Andrew of party story—the men talk also are in for a sheck when "Mod Squad" lame is sporls and politics on one side, they have to investigate a noise CBS HAWAII FIVE8:30-9:30 costarred. Mobsters terrorize and the women sit across the tiimiiplaint and conic face to This Morrow and try to get back at rooiii It irritates Maude, ,c'i she lace with a lion. It's really a 0 "Death with Father" is especially dear to tutu by endangering the lives of decides to Like a severe step to busy night, fxcause they also episode Jack Lord. It's the first one of his wilt' aid daughter. get the attention froiui her catch a robber and pick up a the series he has directed. husband that's due her— narcotics pusher. AndreW Duggan is costarred as I 1 lOCMmG (NIl espe cially on her birthday. retired treasury agent whose 'l'liat's where the surprise sonis accused of working with a r, pI A" ft. J - I , ( - (lilies Iii. MAT. narcotics ring. Opening action 8.8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS 11.40 makes one wonder about police "The Lemon" Oh how this one the stomach. marksmanship. More than a will hit the pit of fire head on at the driver i 8-8:30 NBC ADAM-12 "North Richile and Potsy become dozen Il"llywuod I)ivision" Officer partners in an investment—a in an escape dump truck, and ' Malloy becomes some sort of a 1950 convertible. It looks good, riot one hits the target, But isn't so good.McGarrett gets his man, and el - hirity as the hero of a but underneath it for a first effort, Lord gets— yyyj 1 'ri '' THEATRE iivaybe a C-plus. .. -- ...'t .: i, j 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY r 7:30 & 10:23 MOVIE OF THE WEEK "Get Christie Love" Stars Theresa wu , • • (;raves as a olainclothes police C) -- SHS DEAR PUZZLED: Only If they want It. "i..-., .41 1, their DEAR ABBY: My 18-year-old sister has moved away from home and is sharing an apartment with another girl. If she decides to get married, is it my parents' responsibiliPUZZLED ty to pay for the wedding? '1 by Lorry Lewis ) Polly's Problem _____________ DEAR tJPSET: Start serving when you planned to. Guests will arrive on time If they know that the hostess will not wait for anyone. Your guests have trained 'ou to wait for them. It's time you trained THEM to be on time! 1 -/ -,,.: .'l" ."'.. -land is feeling the inch - HEAVEN3 ___ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS "fl ~ .. OLLY'S POINTERS DEAR ABBY: Every year for the past 16 years I have made Christmas dinner for "the family" at my home. always have betwien 21 and 30, and I work very hard to make it nice. My question: How long should I be expected to wait for late guests? My invitations read, "cocktails at 6:30 p. m. .....1 A;........ ..S 'V V. t -. . This past Christmas a married niece and her husband arrived at 8 o'clock! (They are always anywhere from an hour to an hour and a hall late. I The little ones were hungry and got retles, and the older ones drank too much, and my dinner was overcooked. Need I tell you how I fell? Plum answer this in your C011=0 as I AM sure other UPSET hostesses have the same problem. 6 ~ I & ill.. ulJl.IJlalll Jlli_ 1jul11. E Nl.1lm ffl1t• ?>L r )o TV Time Previews Hi hliezhtss .If '- a Jllll. Jill. Jill Blow Aoom s.e ' THERE ø 114tE" ELI NN_.__4 N \ ' ... CI E f united in marriage, Dec. 15, white moms, white glads and presented by Mr. Ken Williams, 1973, at 8:00 p.111. at Porterfield white porn ponis arched by organist, cousin of the bride. llurr oilers the widespread Memorial United Methodist candles and greenery. During Mrs. U. Edgar Campbell , t'umplaints of medical students. ('h,,rir'li ths ii,,,, l'LU .....a. ...,,.,,ii,,t .n, "li,, Wpldin&y W IXIUIIUIIJ LlIL• UEIUUI LOUhIIL 'h For professors split hairs and Steele officiating, Know," lighted the family candle tree. Song, " "For All We trt'txuitnnepth'ir own (rirnn .................................. Parents of the bride are Mr. The profile kneeling bench was and "The Lord's Prayer." by petty improvements on and Mrs. Morris Earl Forguson swagged with boxwood. White A floor length blue peau de previous discoveries. They arufthe grooms parents are Mr. aisle post garlanded with soje dress enhanced bysequins, stress "gnats" but overlook the and Mrs. Milton Ortiz Sr., all of greenery and holding lighted pearls and crystal beads "ciuncLs" of private practice! Albany, and all former Sanford tapers with green velvet bows outlining the V-neckline and th e CASE Z-532: Harry K., aged residents, marked the family pews. lifted waistline and long 22, is a medical student, Till.' 11111fl.' .l h,Il.. in Innin. wyic wnrn ho thø '..dUUI UHU lUll) IIVIL UVU "I)r. Crane,'' he began, ''my bride's mother. the sanctury windows, lather isa farmer, so I grew up MEMEME The bride, given in marriage The groom's mother wore a in a rural area. by her lather, wore a canfloor length green epe long ThE AUENDANTS 'And I'd like to go back (ilelight formal A-line gown of sleeved dress enhanced by gold viilae emumunity to serve as a peau de soic overlaid with silk trim. Each wore a white orchid as Miss Kris Young served i'aniilv Physician. organza. The Victorian styled her cousins maid of honor and corsage. The bride's gr,q. "But itsost of the empltasis gown was embroidered with Mrs. Fred G. Fralick served is ndmother wore a long dress of Medical &hool lnt' W': . tin of Mis.j Nancy dv , '. ii':e a:id re.emtcoi'i"red with &ILY crystal beads and seed Pearls, a Young of pwpo orchid corsage. Va., Annandale, iiiedicine. wide band of scalloped lace cousin of the bride, Miss Louise Vh unit '1 hit' MOdit'a 1 trderctI the heziiline. The long 1)iitjI nu-: lu:u:Pi ION l JCSU1I, College l'tuk's.sors take Up LI the sheer sleeves closed at the wrist roommate of the bride, Mrs. iiiillions of folks in small towns with sell covered buttons and Martin Ortiz, sister-In-law of Following the ceremony, a arid rural areas? rcc'eption was held at the the cuffs anti high neckline the groom, and Mrs. Carey Cato - Besides, why stress So manyWere edged in a self ruffle. A were the bridesmaids. Federated Woman's Club. fancy experiments in biology long train of peau de sole and Assisting in the serving were Floor length princess dresses and chemistry, while ignoring silk organza was attached at in red peau de sole fashioned Miss Doris Ann Daniel of the practical, everyday tlw lifted waistline. with candlelight lace yokes, Thomaston, and Miss Melishla iiiethcai complaints of ordinary IFT-1111111'r-M Her fingertip three-tiered veil edged with wide ruffles were Camp of Stone Mountain, people? of silk illusion was bordered worn by the attendants. They college roommates of the bride, llJ "I'd like to see more General with scalloped lace and was carried topiary balls of holly, Miss Patricia Hunter of Practitioners on the faculty, to attached to a Juliet cap of lace pine cones, gold glitter bal!s, Atlanta, Miss Denon 5dm of ' inject some of your 'Horse embroidered with seed pearls. and red velvet bows with Daytona Beach, Miss Yvonne Sen.se' into college teaching." The bride carried a topiary ball (catered carnations, gypsophia Stokes and Miss Julie King. I1,L_ 'Il ILU and JIH. [U5C3, pUU3lIVU and red streamers. E ach ball Pioaung nostesses were rnrs. ItRAINTRCS1'ER and k!vnonhila with nink u,c it )w r,i Iihtni ('),,rinc Willimm (rffin k,cc in r- ------------r IU "h''"'' lEI)lUlNIIVV and white satin streamers, taper. Ann Weber and Miss I'am For sentiment, the bride wore Aldridge. \'(IU faithful readers know flower girl, Meribeth a gold and amethyst pendant The punch table held a silver that iri reaction to Harry's withapearldropletgiventoher Crow, cousin of the bride, urn of red glads, red carreniarks is ii resounding maternal grandmother,Mrs. carried a white satin wicker nations, pink carnations, and Bertha Lamerton, by her basket filled with red rose whiteFugiamumsandapairof • For I hate long vetoed the maternal grandfather' as an petals. Her gown was of red silver candelbra with red IInli%ersit) emphasis on "brain. engagement gift. She also wore peau de sole and candlelight lighted tapers. The silver punch truster" tcachingand have thus lace was fashioned with an bowls were encircled with agoldbraceletloanedtoherby C. W. Gidtlens and two empire waistline, a rulfied greeneryandredapples.Apair ticalit>' or 'Horse n Pollv (rallier blue garters loaned by Mrs. neckline and long sleeved edged of topiary arrangements of red In the last July-August Carey Cato and Mrs. Fred G. in ruffled lace. carnations arni white porn ______________________ issue of "The American Far- Fralick, For luck, she wore a The bridegroom chose his poms and gypsophila flanked itier." r. M. Wilson wrote a six pence in her shoe, lather as best man. Serving as the three tiered wedding cake spk'ndid article outlining how DEAR POLLY - I hope you or some of our friends bridal couple spoke usher-groornsiwm were Robert topped with a Christograrn can tell me how to stretch new elastic. As one grows the itietlical profession can by Watkins of Statesboro, Martin encircled with flowers older the waisthn-~ has a way of expanding and underreturn to the Family Physician vows before the alter flanked a pair of spiral candlelabra Ortlz, brother of the groom, wear that fits otherwise can be uncomfortably tight P The groom's cake was concept. with greenery and lighted Glenn Jones of Sanford, cousin decorated with fresh grapes around the waist. I would like to have about two more 1)oi in Virginia, the Medic-al inches of room at the waistline but not a larger size in and cherries on a white cake (tillege has Co is area established ____ the underwear. - M.R.B. stand. hand crocheted white _____ I a Department of Family table cloths covered the tables. DEAR I'OLLV - My Pet Peeve is with those people who Iractice. The round registry table held have lengthy transactions to make at the bank and use the Prof. Leon P. Bloodworth is a hurricane lamp centered with drive-in window. The cars lU lint' arc caught and bbs' waiting an able professor therein and can seem endless. This is especially had when one has small a tall red candle encir cled with cites his own medical children or pets in the car. It seems that people with so much boil)' and red carnations, Mrs. educition, as follows: business would be kind enough to park, go inside and leave Donna Crow, cousin of the '1 trained expertly," he the drive-in for the ones who only require a brief stop. the bride, was in charge of the A luncheon and planning who was the only guy at began. "Li, treat acute medical HEBA. 1.8 guest registry. problems. session were held last week at session, DEAR POLL\' - My Pointer is for Blanche who does not After the reception, the want to put curtains at two living room windows that open -I knew how to handle the home of Anne i Mrs. Dick) Jack Bolt. now of New out to a glassed-in porch. She could remove the sash, glass iiuple left for a honeymoon trip strokis and heart attacks. \iken, for a 35th reunion of the SrlI)Tna Beach was president and all, and use plywood strips to fill in the sides along the to Puerto Rico. The bride 'But not until after I had Seminole High School Class of the class of 1939 and appointed facings from top to bottom. Aid shelves of wood or glass and to work on traveled in a maroon and white graduated did I see a case of 1939. the above committee as far apart as desired. These shelves could hold ornaments check pants suit with maroon chicken pox, riieasles Hoping or to coincide with arrangements, and potted plants and look quite Pretty lPoiiy's note Trailaccessories. They will make iiiUiiips. Spring vacation in the north, ing vines would look soft and pretty.) It was agreed to have as the their home at Fort Carson, Also I would like to suggest that older folks who eat in "Iltad never removed awart, the committee voted to have the restaurants and find the portions too large might try order"You Colorado Springs, Cob. now even as much as treated an reunion on March 23, at motto of the reunion Club, with Haven't Changed a Bit," ing a child's plate. I do this and find it works wonaerfullv - - ingrown toenail." Mayfair Country There is no food left and I have plenty to eat. 'Poll's note Men's Formal Wear This tendency to ignore the dinner at 8. Anyone knowing the Also this makes "eating out" less expensive and could be RENTALS vverydcy iiiedical complaints Attending the luncheon were whereabouts of any class (lone more often) - 1)VAH For Weddings. Prcms etc lii Ia'ur (if glamitorized heart Mary Nancy i Mrs. J.E. Jr.,) mnt'intx'r who might be lost, I)EAR POLL\' - 'i'he' Exitato chip cans make perfect B.L. Perkins Men's Wear holders for storing candles. Taller and small-around candles transplants, brain surgery and Terwilleger: Betty Mrs. stolen or strayed, please con204 E First SI. can be slipped in the cardboard rolls from waxed paper, foil. Caesarian deliveries of babies, Chuck) Bowes, IAJcy (Mrs. L.B. tact any of the committee. An etc. - MRS RAG. Ph, 322.1111 inflates the ('go if the Jr.) McLend of Orlando and effort Is being made to contact DEAR POLL\ - Some years ago I tried desperately to put ___ professors of such subjects. lonesome Fred (frantic) Ganas all members. a map on my basement wall. The walls are cement. 1 could __________________________________________________ —____________________________________________ NEW, CLEAR SKIN ________ For such medical experts are not drive a nail in them and had no luck finding a glue that Iv?.p.on O,onIc L1isi Shift Peal highly competitive and always would hold the map. I bought a gum-like substance that was DIs.slvss Old, D.od Skin Away supposed to do the trick after it had been activated like pull- hungry to see their names FREESAMPLF ing tally but this only held for a few weeks. One day while in printed above their petty UM 254 lu Hodling £P,sPa,e the basement I was chewing gum that Iliad been "aclivat' technical umiprovements on the HillS FOR YOUTH ing all morning and that rang a bell. I put little )ieces of the I Box 943, DANIA. FLA. 33004 1 surgical techniques of rival gum around the back edges o( the map.pushed t lemagainst tllC Wall with my fist and the map is still up blow about that" Officers are Mary hIartwu:, But thi(' REAL ituedical The STARS (Sanford Teen Art FLORENCE Research Students) meet the president; Susan Tetenb.iiuiii, practitioners who burnish tile first Monday of every month, vice president; Mary Borup. WIN AT BRIDGE halo linked with the medical M I interested young artts is are secretary; and Joan Hartwig, profession are out in private invited to participate, and for treasurer. practice, soothing the worries further information, call Judy ,Some of the Juniors paintings frantic niithers and raising heart, Maloney. 322-9.S. 2 have been on display and were II' morale of feverish NORTH Now South knows that all _______________________ also exhibited at the Jan. 18 4 K.165 u11's, or by holding their his high cards will be hard at concert, at Sanford Civic 2 h ands and offering a few words work. He might have started A QIOSS ('enter, sponsored by Seminole l'fencourageliient. \\(rki a ser!es of complicated slam K 43 ...... i'..,.. ..._e -'IIILVt ""l tries but this South preferred Ii dt'nttstr) nowadays, the VAST ''EST '." the direct method of using phrase "wet linger" dentist has u 1LL U1 472 • 843 j _u1__ _________________ v lv"-' Blackwood lie lumus to the . v All ,, a,it,. at... Ifl 3..Pdlsuic lilt' ' -. " j, slam after ,North's 'live'dia OnF professors, salaried mond response showed one ' 10 c P.I T dental surgij1.s in Publir act'SOUTH (()i k.id lliihth Bureaus it, those East ttit heart 4 A Q 109 and returned a trump South pharmaceutical research , __________________________ won in tits n hand ruffed tabisratirits 1imltI Miiit,ir K4 heart in dummv, ca ~le to Ills ")tf'%i(t 4AQ72 ________ hand with Such holders of the D.D.& North-Smth vuln0rable last heart: drew trumps and . - IT - - vkk .west %,or tii F4%t Smith ~ claimed tile rest of the tricks with ThEV AE uAITH I.24.. Lt)N, (j).kED U1 ALBANY, Ca.—Miss Kay tapers. A single rosebud was of the bride, Jeff Young and :ller Forguson and Milton placed on the alter. On the Jimmy Young, cousins of the Ortiz Jr., Warrant Officer, lower level was a pair of bride, and Fred G. Frallck. The wedding music Was United States Army, were massive arrangement of large I tti by Dave Grouc CD ThEV IER AY fl4EE jPEr 000200 once in a while. Let Dad play with a handicap! Handicaps are used by pros and amateurs to even the odds in all kinds of games. Sure, the son needs to learn how to accept defeat with grace, but losing all the time is no fun, and it only teaches discouragement. I've been playing games with my seven-year-old son for years and both play to win because I take a handicap. As his skiil increases, my handicap decreases. Accept defeat gracefully. Abby, and tell Dad to even up the game by using this suggestion. DOUG KINDSCIU: SPRINGFIELD, ILL. % . , ,.,; ~ N c Double In TJ, l)EAR ABBY: You missed the obvious answer to Mothwho ',ht Father sho.. let their eight-year-old win I Ln P tImP&Ifl,p,l nJ'.flflta•'% W7ed Subiects DOWN liquId 33 Senior iab 37 Drama paric I Ter.,rature II Individuals 21 VenerateS I2Onceezistcd 3$ Article ab i 39Strearns 201 the mouth I9Cognizance %Abstractbeint 3Goby 2lSketchanew 42Goddessol 2Mezican state 27 Le'e out aceimyth 4 East (Fr i 31 Hthwayi 23 Formerly 43 boctrine S7ew l3Skepers (archaic) 4i Wine cups Hampshire sound 24Lasso.Iorone 4S Flesh como city 34 Whorl Iiobyyacttt form 6Itu'h 28 Change 46 Hawaiian city destination position 41 Rail s Anatomical 7 Measuring tissue 29 Angered 49A devices 3i Steamer sb ) IEatenawav 3ollardyheroir*e 50 Clever OCommuItlstS 53 Law haunt 9 Ampere Ia) 33 Selenium (symboli S4iongfish 4lcountytfl 101mmersesin *,s' Isn't the same as letting Junior sin. Children are not easily fooled, and lI' ninre ti4"ie. uhatt..ri'ig to suspect that Daddy is "letting" them uin. But rcad an for a bu: solution. jflt rA Ti s5 2OMannrS d,rrthofl 0F;R JUDGMENT: Letting "Papi," win at dominoes flI, l . S$ Thoroujhtare miastles DEAR AUEIV.A mother wrote in complaining because her husband would never let their eight•yearold son in at Monopoly or chess, and you agreed that the lather right. Let's put the shoe on the other foot. Years ago. I used to play dominoes with my fat her, who was then getting on in years and not as sharp as he used to be. I could have beaten him every time if I had wanted to, but I often let him beat me. I can still recall the look of pleasure on his lace when he'd win. You said a child should learn to accept defeat with .l ..A ..,1I • t,.li i W.V all b!AAI.5,V011.511111,11113 p WIUI IIV U.. 1 LlUlI.) II 3U4 W win fairly and squarely. But in the meantime, the boy is apt to think of his father as a merciless "machine" that runs over nim with all the grace of a bulldozer. GOOD JUDGMENT II IIOPEI Sn,, T Ii Ii STTCaC'ikes I$Certait% By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN IEven C ICN Si CI*sgs Th$s.i.$. V. We,s $r.t. at. 1W SIt i}iIt( N 4ftact ruse lGrauland cjrcuit l3Eigtr 1t)iml l4RchfUr 1SOverwer S3Ple SSGsrIs name hit 56 Peruser 17 Iaces lab i With A Handicap er, E N ilFemaleruff -1- I I. I Trr F_ ^ Kay Forguson,M.OrtizJr Wrong , Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1974 -7A The Sanford Herald OOP ALLEY 1111111111111111111 Regular 1" Value - GOOD ALL DAY 'wink gOodneSS forti egoodne.ss of RWO$ FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. IlL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) Sanford N4mLjmLjmLj"~~~~~~~~~~ll,,,,i~,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l'~il' ,l l l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 �_-'' 8A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan-i, 22, 1974 _ - swftt-_~ft, ~ , - ~. 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I'll .4 We Wr'ttt'.s *v, D,*r 37L4 37t1 37z 4 1tfl'i ¶3', t oll 11%1 . 7; 73 ' WASHINGTON i All i L " . _____ I •, • I ' , ,S , '' . •tI ?,i, • ,.% . - II'. 34 34'1 .; . 2 kj.IL .5 . __ . S. .'. 1 , 5 • ' , • I S -' -z 16C -N Opening NYSE prices indudto 777; CNA ed Merck, up Financin!, up to 9*; Texas Instruriwnts, up lit to 1081i; and Continental Oil. up '.. —91 '.5 I , • - ••• V • , - • 01 . •••.. 'I. • I,.. ••'_5_%_ 55 5 5 1 . .-. 'r -. Snl*Idr to - a Advance season get-togethe,s arc, so low priced at Penneys you can collect an extra outfit or two. All In lightweight polyester knit for mixing or matching; textured red, white, or navy solid; pin dot red or nllvy MIcctsc -- , AP On ,. MORE FI )LL 1Y. 17.92 FURNITURE SALES CASSEIBERRY '-.,--: - '--- - '- - -i - ,- A % :, -- appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size . -.-- — - — - •- All Kraft macaroni and cheese dinners suspected of being tainted with food poisoning have been traced to eight states, the manufacturer and the Food and Drug Administration say. The FDA said Monday all the suspected boxes of food are stamped with the Identification 9-30-74 C, and are believed on shelves in Arizona, California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. The food was thought to contain the bacteria almonella, a common and seldom fatal cause of food poisoning. SANFORD PLAZA Open iOa.m.to 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Catalog Center Ph. 322-1020 Store Ph. Z23 1310 for $3 DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 - , Suspect Dinners Traced JFerrey • F-'.:,'= -' ,,,-. '':;' ' - ' ' ' • '. . - - -. t' " .•..' ...' - " - - . * &, c"4'i ' ' 'i:' C - )4-' ,' .' : • . - . M ,, . - - ' ". - \. - . ~__ -_ - - - ' - -\---- , - ' ..' ,,'. ., / • ''' . . i . . " .. ,/,, . .; o, '/j'-J';, t - oo e2 Ir r'J".sY -, ~i.-,;rt , 'Y :q(' ' . Jmmli,s M. Pugh,, 55. of 413 Tangelo Dr., Sanford, died Sunday night. horn in Aimiherst, Va., lie lived in Sanford for the pact 11 years and was a laws prohibiting abortion tit he t first three iiionth.s of prvnaney / / of rib'. ItlifIttis were declared legal but ubjct't In state regulatimmn. 'it the tiiiie, an e-stimated one mimillion women a year had tiee,i 'r _. _t it- have care in '- ,' 4:, .Mr - -- .- : iEul T LI I - CIRCULAR VIEW , CHICAGO S LAKEFRONT skyline forms a backdrop for this fisheyc e l ns view of work being done on the large residential condominium at Harbor Point. The 54story building will boast 742 apartments. tamity , '' 'uiii ii i'stiuiitt' thi.it ioiiut'n had abortions uts*h'r supervised itit-olical los 1pitals and clinics. Opposition the abortion ii.'( ision is speartwa(Ie(I by the \atniniil Right to Life Cm. ii ittt'v and its several hundred .ffiliates throughout the nation, Ftc group is behind the curI ent lobbying effort in Washinjt''ts. ilic usatniumisl iiiuiiuiiittee PUGH. JOHN M. -r',nrrdl I,r S sirv (es br Jri,i M Pugh S5, , of - as new offices, a larger staff SIRS. Fi-:RNF: REYNOLDS 1 Ii I fir *ho clseci '0141 is plau:uiing to SIX-11d inure 'id.Iy, will b held a? 7 p n* luau $1 um,ihhismui in 1974. It lois Mis Funk' ( lativs Uen*mlmLs, .'v'clneiy, at CiIral ap's t ell 11111 J~ t'statili.stit'l a newsletter with a 77, of h'iuse Street. ()viedis, tlitMl Church w,Ih Roy R*bert E LQ, olc'at ng 111 lot ' lit i'm t hat '.'nI to 800.000 \lsottLiv ,it 1' F'hm'riil.i Il' '.itdi P,il,flV,f I i Par'..uviai In O,SklaAn Br ssn U ,ner i North, Altaiiiont Springs She 04''I' in lwrsI,its g.' . ' "' ' ''' Sot', iv rs include his wile, Man Pugh, Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Worth Yates, Sanford; three grandchildren: father. ('hiarles E. Pugh, 'imiiherst, Va.; four sisters. Mrs U. I). Falls, Amherst, Mrs (;!mrom, Marshall, Staunton, Va., Mrs. I 'restout I ttie, Williamsburg, . Mrs Vivian Stinson. 'ilcxa,idnii %';I ; three brothers, Thoitiuis, Springfield, 'i a.; ('buries Jr., K. , Va.: Bobby, I4'Ch) burg, Va - Brisson Futiera I 1141111I. iii * hiargi' ii srraIsgt'umst'nts. umidergnmng illegal ahirtions ill secret, often under conditions that endangered their health. In lit' ar ye since, the Pipnl:.timi ' " I Funeral Notices ii;t'iiiber Central Baptist ('J:ord, lie %.ats t'immplti)'Cd b) Riiicr Machinery Co. of were unconstitutional. Abori,iui alter the first t hree . - 11 I V71 T1. - ~ -V- , . ~ Ill.... ;* , i I •. , .V ,6 ' ii f 'I .t . 4, ' - ,, !_/, 'i : . - " 's '• . . '' , - ' 'j' ' 1 .' . ' ' "\ . .1 . ' ,~ - , - • . çVt . . • P0 .. . ., ''. 5'. . .' . . )/ - ; • , ~, c ' ' .'.•f 4 • ', 5 ,4 .. 04 -'. __ . - . - k- 1 .. • i '.% LS ii native 'if Partilenia, Pa. \'arIrtui:lo If (e1oc'.m auth hail lived in Oviedoi for the Sun viviirs Include live luist U years, iiioving there mx'pticws and four nieces. friiiu Warren. Pa. She was a Grainkmiw Funeral home is in itiember of the Winter Springs i'i;arge. Seventh-day Adventist Church. She is survived by her I usLxmd Arthur J. Reynolds of ()rit'ihi; twit senis, l'hcron A. REYNOLDS, MRS. FERNE Reynolds, Oviedo' Warren A GLADYS-rurwrai %rc..(el 3i' ' t fl.71 '7 lli'vno'lds, Warren. Pa.: 10 of Pone $lr$, Ovo. vs hoo 01 grandehihdress and 11 great- Mny in AItmnn?e Spr irandchsldro'n, II t it 33 p in sda V 4? Granio* Funeral I'"',' t ;ruk'.'. Funeral house mu, Chapel sth El'r Ron (iu'4 ' barge 'if ;irrangcn a'nts, 'noer otuc sating Cven'at,on Ii loliaw requ&l '*rS be Oni'tt aflO dOnat'on'. "lls. MARY ',%R801101 1' made to Winter • Sprs0ql e,ii dy Athtnt'.' 1t'r 'rt Fend Or.' \tm Mai 1. V.rt*'i,j, rr I 3(2. iii 948' 48 SW. l','iichtree 5 AR Y Y AR e0ROUGH, MR S 'itlamili, (.o , li'tJ Sumidiiy i ANN -(,ra.c,' -.,-' . ,-, mc, Sisi,lm,rml msiirsuig imme, Burn lit Mrs Mary An Ya'bo,0v13h. $7, F'raiikhmit. Nt'., she lived us New f $41 S W Peachtree St Atlanta. C,a , tio ds SNid4y York ('its for iiuiny d an Liii' last Ii) scars in e\uLinti. She Sanford, will be held •it I P '.1or'.eda1. n Geneva Crn,oter was a istt' '1 the Liii' .1. Walter *tt Re, Lloyd I4an ptin i , 11 'C it ing Gram I c' 14 ''' n r Funeral Notice JOHN i'tGlI ,. . We know what you're looking for. -- — to L1IICACO (API .. . 1 %p- Area Deaths success of the opposition's ''hurls," he said, ''It's hard for i.'o'ple Ii' realize that ills pus. cible for a Supreme court do7Ci' sion tim be overthrown. The imurt decision, issued a ago, today, said that state Public works and health were prospective voters. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Monday that an appeal of a Florida Supreme Court decision raised no substantial federal question anli did not Collie under its jurisdiction Lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation had challenged the oath as an unconstitutional infringement on the right to vote. . %, ,. ' .& 1* to WASHINGTON (AP - The Suprcme Court has dismissed a challenge to Florida's loyalty oath for .. ! M~ , ') _t i. - It --t-%,- , .. 4' -r ,t" . :~ I . ,- .0 4, - . _., — ff~~ . constant NEW YORK (APO - One year and an estimated 800,000 abortions later, the controvers) still rages over the U.S. Sopremne Court decision that struck d'wn most law's prohiblting abortions, Antiabortion gr''ups art' *rcs.s7ng for a constitutional .IlIIen)dulient that would nullify the decision. In 10 states, they have succeeded in obtaining laws that limit the circumstances under which abortions iimay be performed. Their success has begun to worry those who regarded the court decision as a long-needed reform. ''It's it very serious situation and we are considerably worned about these antiabortion iiu'ves." Lawrence I.ader uhiairiiian of the National Atior. (ion Rights Action League, said Oil an interview. "Wt-were caught short by the Loyalty Challenge Dismissed S ' .4 am Z-~ --- -. - : S. ~, - - till S. .16\ ' I AMPF . I 1 = . -_____ ,,_-_ , *11 lj - --- --- By 811.1. O'SIIE1t ''N - provision for gat!oerin: lual'trv i' wok_spread. .S4rne 'fls pruiii'.c Slurda t' stt'k ( 'rr 'dli '10 ' t'tiii*nit, town Associated Prss Writer 'iii inforiiiati'existed prior to "flitials blaiiicd the crisis on a kgislatinmi requirin,. sra'wplows and ambulances are Surprised by the fuel crisis. .Jan. 15 and we won't have fig- teal siHlrtage of crude 'ii. but accounting by nil companies of ;-citing gas from retail pumps. states have scrambled ap- ores until Feb. 1." said Harold many had nagging doubts about their supplies and reserves. Sure, you can identify a big red Iiint energy officials who sud- ".% ills, Kansas fuel allocations f i ll industry involvement. I!"w about federal efforts so fire engine when it pulls up, but denly have to, find out how real officer. "If it was caused by tit. far in the crisis" when you get to agriculture, the crisis is and exactly how How cenuinc are state gas reased c'nsumiiption, lack of They were called confused, which vehicle has a priority iiiueli gasoline and fuel oil and oil shortages? supply and refining capacity, t;iisplaccd, unresponsive or standing" they've got tom cover spot short''As far as Vermont is con- then the oil tiinipanies are tak. ''too little, too late" by 17 state ages. cerneti, 1 know daiiiii well in.. a butim rap. If it is part of a officials. Thirteen gave Wash. Oregon's Davis said, "For lilt')' are attempting this Un- there's a shortage," said For. planned Itrategy, then they liigt.in "adequate" ratings, whatever reason, the federal precedented task aiimd the con , rest Dir, head of the special ought to be brought Lii the bar of I'-'nur didn't respond to the i'vernni'nt be'carne concerned fusion of changing federal regu- state energy office, lake sev- public opinion." said Robert question, about the problem entirel) to'., lations which) some say are too end other states. Verimiont has Davis. (keg"n's top energy offi"We are just beginning to late." little tIki late, little ''ii storage capacity, tOil. iitmpkmnent the new regulations. The Arab oil embargo only Au Associated Press sur'e how lilU('hi fuel does each and I believe it is too early to, accentuated the situation, and "We have to rely on supplies .1 34 state energy officials lrmimi outside," lie said. stati' have, tell if additional action will be the federal goverijient's failure showed that all feel their states F'nurtrcim surveyed states had m t'quired," said Wallace to' act quickly may be responWhile he said he did not know are in an energy pinch, but list' extent "f national fuel im reliable figures "ii their fuel hk'nderson, Florida's budget sible for the deep-rooted conmost are unsure of the root shortages and had no inside in- supply. AnoTher 14. relying on director. '.iction that the energy crisis is 'auses. Many raised questions liirniation to show that the oil 'ii industry figures or educated But some states, particularly not real, Davis said, about oil industry culpability in industry iiiay have contrived guesswork. said gasoline and rural ones, were noticeably un'the new mandatory allocathe energy ( risis, and many ad- the situation, he added, ''lIen' fuel ''ii stuek.s wire down ''%'er lappy with federal measures. ti''n prigraili that went into' efuiisttcd they duIn' really know is a certain degree of doubt in LiSt )t'ar"S figures. A few- said "They just don't recognize feet last week was called umiore IKIW misuch fuel their states umy mind that it is real." they were holding, their own. Itie basic problem of identifying effective than earlier efforts by have, All welc"iiied l'resmdent Ni'i priority uses in retail uutlet.s,'' -ioe ons.'rgv ''fficials. lii'.' survey showed Orr's S the subjects of congressional action Monday as the second . more than 2 to 1. Controve rs y session of the 93rd Congress got underway. The Senate also began considering energy legislation, but no votes are expected until later in the week. A bill authorizing $533.2 million to deal with crib deaths and alcoholism, to overhaul federal programs for health &tati.tics ar.d to aid medical libraries was approved by the [louse. I I. •• market pikes headed higher today, continuing the late upturn of Monday. Advtnt-c led declines ti Lhe New York Stv,0 Fchariee by • 4~011 0 ' . - - NEW YORK (AP) — Stock 11 WASHINGTON (AP) S ,' • , , I • •s• . . 5'' _ ' '.1 .•: . i ' .': ' .' I :7 :• S S. • S ... .•. , - I I ,. _.-- - ~ States Probe Fuel Crisis Status Railway Congress Considers Health .ii . :. :eI•.': ' :,...' . . ,' & T. '%.:%:':.':.y' % .':": . • ,% •, - .. • .,• I Market Upturn Continues ::\ '.::::) . • S. ,, • I . •S. , .\ . . ,I St.•. : 0 0 a 0 0 Abortion of WASHINGTON (AP) - White house staff members have been asked to report any contacts they have with members of the news media, i presidential spokesman confirmed Monday. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said there was no intent to intimidate people or curb contacts with the press. The intent. fie said, was to be informed about "concerns being expressed by the press" of things that are on the public's mind. Warren said he did not know if President Nixon was aware of the request. lie said the reports are lobe made to the press office headed by Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, who is also an assistant to the President I I, # . . The Brotherhood Press Contacts Sought tS 37 - and Airline "lerks announced on Monday a tentative Feb. I strike deadline against Amtrak, and then returned to the bargaining table. The tentative strike deadline was announced by BRAC President Thomas Fitzgibbon. Negotiations to replace the current contract have been underway since June. Fitzgibbon said Amtrack broke off the talks Wednesday and the union then began its strike vote. However, Amtrak has moved to forestall a strike by invoking provisions of the National Railway Labor Act, which provides for long-term mediation before a union is free to strike. " . _.. .,_ -_ I - r Strike End In Sight 1' . 1. H, 434 ll. 1116, - .,. - be noticed or effective? You're reading this one! nits W. W. Xr'CJCP (' . means 1 column by 7 in ches. Too small for an ad to ,Ie JO 341 34', 3134 ,g El It - 1x2 211t 3.4'. 44'. 4.4. 441 On C.arb4d. Ulm O$ Cal Uniroyal U I 4f004 The state announced Monday that 154 insurance companies have agreed to reduce auto insurance rates up in 20 per cent for car pool vehicles. It also has asked the other 100 companies which Issue auto insurance In New Jersey to adopt the practice. Insurance Commissioner James J. Sheeran did not have an Immediate dollar estimate for the savings that could be produced for motorists who qualify for the car pool reductions. But one department source estimated It could result in savings of $30 to $40 a year. - - 13 31 opposition. insurance reductions of up to 20 per cent. , ,s Textron 'ö' ' is 't 2S'. \ / 11 44 711, 47'. \ ' s TRENTON, N.J. (Al') — New Jersey motorists who use I -. is Car Insurance Discount ,' to'. as', u III. 7$ 3' Reg Co Soy R Sprcry R . urestlo% fuel inventories run Mike Mansfield told reporters ul; ilI('rm' than 5 I'r cent above ho' Slotilil pr'bably file a deb:itm'. la,st year'i leveLs. ending cloture petition within Members of lite panel of oil tile next two days. That wou executives pointed out that produce a shortages also occurred last Friday with a two-thirds mayear and attributed this year's jority needed to shut off debate increased levels to warmer and bring the measure to a than nornwleather and public vote. onservation efforts. harry Jackson, the floor manager of Bridges. president olShell,pre. the bill, said the measure " dicted "acute shortfalls in the urgently needed now to provide next few months in all prod- the Administration with interim ucts." authorization for measures Citing the record profits re- which they would like to impleported by many oil companies went but cannot enforce." last year, So. ri Jame Ii Allen, Hot. i,'. r li'n' tilled the bill's l)Ala., said "It would seem ac- provision to limit excess profils 'ually that the oil companies "idiotic" and "conlpletcly irrenever had it so good." spon.sible." Z.D. Bonner, president of 1k added that his Finance Gulf Oil, responded that the C4m1;inlittee will hold hearings iti.itttr of profits is greatly on that provision sta rting tOdd) ;iiisunderstood, arguing that and asked the Senate to gist. his company needed a rate of usatleasttwodaystorcporton t :s )C1' C.It i. iu '.4111 Ufl&Ii.s. order to ha %e adequate in Meanwhile, President Nixon uit$%c to explore mr new told Federal officials to see to it sources of oil. tlwt oil companies repor F igures presented to a House ratel) about the energy short i subcommittee last week age showed that profits of the top Nixon told top Federal Ener fist oil companies were 48.6 per Ky Office and Internal Revenue cent higher in the first nine Service officials to make sure IlO)flthS of 1973 than the same there are no windfall profils period in 1972. and no price gouging. The' oil executives told JackBudget Director Roy L. Ash son's subcommittee that said the administration should despite the recent high profit review the oil depletion allow, levels, oil industry profits were an' and consider reducing or . ' Cuffed or uncuffed flare leg pants; pull-on waist style. Also matching skirts of 100 pct. polyester. . ' ps', 00141red Is 33', IS't Ill% li 11s 4•j AV. liz & 41. I, 411%, t 31', We 4Ig 911. Iou#* W . 334i, $331, lip, Pii MY Prud P$ 33 Sun R F -' ____ I - The ERA provides "equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex." Last week, Maine became the 31st state to ratify the amendment. MFRS s / . 47', 43'. 43-, O4inCp 13 . 311. 3144 aT, 4, 4,, 43'. $3', 33" AhoftiOn *IbIco We, 37'. 435 4.71. 0 7'• 241. 34,. 74, Gin 331 8 34 = gg . .Z-7 ' their automobiles in car pools will be eligible for auto IS,. 31'. 37'. IS, IS Sri Cs? Ll. N Dressmaker vest with v-neckline, 4. button front and self belt. 1-button blazer with patch pockets, white platter button. Beck is the business manager of Orlando lm and Evans is also an official of the local. std 0.3 to 4 and conspiracy to commit a felony in connection with the blaze that wiped out the asked right of first refusal on the two remaining tanks on Noon Stocks GinYrlE) M.4ay06cs 1U1i Low 1.4*1 ('FC I . se arates a s ecia prices* By NIARK WEIN77 Ifearld Staff Writer '• ' hELENA, Mont. ( At)) - Montana has become the 32nd state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Thirty-eight states must ratify the proposal before it becomes the 27th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Montana's Senate voted 28 to 20 on Monday in favor of the ERA alter two Democrats and a Republican dropped 0 0 property where Lakefront future tax funds furnished Williams said he's "not opDevelopment Inc., a group of truck neet of Air-Flow Designs SCOPA by the commission. timistic" about the county local businessmen, plans a was set for Monday Feb. 25 in Ryan said the second 1.5 finding another $73,000 for the major commercial develop. Sanford. million gallon phase of the 3- tank farm project. "If we find it merit on tht Sanford lakefront. William K. Beck, 55, of million-gallon tank farm would we'll have to take it from In other port business, Ryan Orlando and David J. Evans, be funded by a bank loan using something else," he said. said SCOPA may have to rent a Altamonte Springs were the tank farm lease as A lease with international building constructed for Con. 26, of not present at their arraigncollateral. Oil, Orlando, to operate the crete Structural Systems Inc. Williams said he would take tank farm has yet to be signed someone else. Board members ment before Circuit Court Judge A. J. Hosemnann Jr., but the explanation to the full by SCOPA. SCOPA Atty. Bill authorized padlocking of both men entered a written plea county commission today but Hutchison did not attend the new facility to force con ta ct guilty. N doesn't favor ivthg SCOPA Monday meeting with a report from CSSI officials who Ryan of On Jan 4. three Orlando men $139,000. He said he would back on the lease as the meeting said "have been very hard to pleaded no contest to charges of the project if SCOPA puts up agenda indicated he would. find." arson connected with the Sept. the yet-to-be-consummated SCOPA members authorized SCOPA co-signed a loan from lease as collateral or. a bank Ryan to negotiate with an Orlando bank with CSSI and 19 truck fire at Air-Flow loan for the first phase. Lakefront Development Inc. for Ryan said the first paflflent on Dens, The men, Kike Mullins, 34, Ryan said the needed money two former Murphy Oil C*r- the $380,000 loan is due Jan. 31. &rijdIfllfl Haines Jr., 39 and can be cut to $88,000 by deleting poration fuel storage tanks that Ryan said SCOPA and CSSI a fire protection system and a would add another million have been sued by a contractor Arthur Brundon, 17, were ii'd in protective custody at "key lock" metering system gallons capacity to the second for $25,000 in unpaid change their request that cited "some ordered for the tank farm, phase development of the port orders and may have to pay off fear of the union.' They and Deletion of the fire protection tank fann, the loan with revenues from their families remain in system would mean no gasoline Ryan was fold to offer up to another tenant, rotective custody. could be stored in the tanks, $10,000 for the tanks that would Ryan said CSSI had proposed p The trial of Beck and Evans Ryan said. cost $23,000 to relocate to the manufacture of motel and Presently diesel fuel, which port. Lakefront f.elopment condominium modules at the centers on charges by the state has a much higher flash point. Inc. donated 12 tanks, including port site 'but apparently the •s(torney the pair conspired to burn the Air-Flow fleet of is being pumped into the five the five in the first phase, to the market has dried up." ______________________________________ trucks. NEW YORK lAP) - i33f ill .ö.-0.iOdiaO, . . ERA Passes In Montana Red, white, and blue The trial of two union officials port. hazi said. the port has charged with third degree arson cnmm,r" 'passes a reoluti tank. th ,re idk i. piws of support for the SCOPA one. Ryan said Wait Disney project the $121,000 could be World will store 200,000 gallons borrowed and repaid with of fuel in the tanks this week, 3 their For Union 124 I [8AC — SOUTHERN AIR OF SANFORD INC. IOON. Maple Ave. Ph.322 8321 ' •,: Beef prices must increase "more than just pennies" to avoid a domestic shortage, Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says. Before speaking to the American National C.attiemen's Association in San Diego, Calif., on Monday, Butz told newsmen: "We nillef Y. rIa$TI3fld hr 1ut, L:''': with our own production. Only stronger beef prices can markedly increase beef production, and where added IJr(lUctitm is P) sible LIII' UiCI'caSt1S Will have to be iiwrc than just pennies." Meanwhile, Cost of Living Council Director John T. Dunlop said higher cattle and wheat prices will drive up the cost of meat and bread. Trial Set 1000 .4 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - gouge Stuart added he felt council should not Schreiner voted against, be limited to one candidate. Earlier, motions to table Mattock said he had 17 years action on repealing Lmayor' s in law enforcement and salary and expanded powers resigned the Thornton police arm be - S - WASHINGTON (Al') - Sen. no higher than other industries t'veri dropping it, learn all the facts and figures in end of the Arab oil embargo. However, Scott would not ate leaders say they are likely measured over a five-year Energy chief William p; Si- a very useful dialogue in Senate Republican Leader predict when the Arabs might to move by Wednesday to force period. "You have years when imiun predicted Congress will Hugh Scott said the Israeli- reswne nil shipments to the be Congress," Simon said. a vote on emergency energy tU are up and years when successful in its quest for an 1k also said the United States Egyptian agreement on dis- United States. And several legislation stalled by a con- you're down," Roy A. Raze, explanation of the energy short- will have to continue efforts engagement has removed the Arab officials discounted the troversy over excess profits senior vice president for Exxon aie. toward self-sufficiency in largest obstacle to ending the speculation that the embargo earned by the oil industry, said. "We are going to able to energy supplies even after an Arab oil embargo might be relaxed. A vote could come as early as The question of oil industry today, Senate leaders said, profits is said to be the chief Word of plans to head off an roadblock in the way of passage -. imi(iupaled filibuster by Re- of the emergency energy bill publicans and senators from that would give President ' . oil producing states came as Nixon authority to order gaso. Senate investigators quizzed oil line rationing and enforce ener' ' ' company executives on gy conservation measures that ' .: whether the energy crisis is are now voluntary. i I - - -_ _ - _. real or contrived. I I __ The Senate resumed debate . ~- , Sen. Henry M. Jackson. D- tin tile bill Monday, but Sen. -•. Wash., chairman of the Senate Russell B. Long, 1)-La., inI permanent investigations sub- (fiCatLd he intended to resume , ' 0111111littee, oil Monday asked the filibuster that prevented . I .6, . ;, _"'k .j . representatives of the seven passage of tlw measure before - ... leading oil firms how shortages CA!nvrrkq:;(I1m.--dlast month. Id ;`_1 J Beef Price Increases n BUSINLSSNILN SELECT OFFICERS SANFORD'S DOWNTOWN Business Association members elected new offi cers Monday night at their annual dinner at Holiday Inn. Elected by the downtown merchants to head the organization for the coming year were, from left, secretary Jack Weible, president Jerry Munson, vice-president Harnett Waddell and treasurer Fred Joriss. The DBA coordinates downtown promotion campaigns and jointly sponsors the annual Sanford Christmas Parade with the SanfordSeminole Jaycees. (Herald Photo by 13111 Vincent) WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon will deliver his State of the Union address before a joint session of Congress and a nationwide broadcast audience at 9:30 .. Save up to 40% on LUGGAGE AttaCñebdSeS ess I Energy Bills Senate Jan. 29 would conflict with a National Press Club dinner honoring returning members of Congress. I e Braces For State Of Union Address p.m. EDT Jan. 30, The White house and congressional leaders announced the scheduling Monday. Nixon originally arranged to give the address at 12:30 p.m. EDT Jan. 29, then changed it to 8:30 p.m. EDT that day at the suggestion of Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott, fl-Pa. It later turned out, however, that an evening address , • _______ ting V f "1 f ~W l j H - 1, •• . o On Jaques branded "lies" not know there was an ad. until a feasibility study on city chief post three weeks management is completed and ago. Schreincr also said the Schrelner's report last week ditional file of applications. until a work session is held city would hae to determine tl1it one man V.aS denied an IA)NGWOO[) y ci stalemated as were efforts by the time necessary to have opportunity to apply for the cilmen after five straight HelmsandFerrelltoplaceboth Thornton certified by the police chief post Jaques said deadlocked 22 otes including ordinances on first reading state lie added interviewing the clt)'s personnel department / one on confirmation of a new all applicants and taking time has a file of applications for the ' // police thief,walked out of city \ _. Schreiner's attempt to carry to confirm an appointment position hail Monday night along with a over both items to next week's would be merely a safeguard. I, I I. .3 \"\ 0• 0 • .rs. ...,rmann, as,., ,,) standing-room.only audience meeting when Williamson j 0 in the Jaques said morale audience if she had looked without fonnall ad journing ed to be P police department is decreas- through the (ile,saidthe mayor the four-hour long council J a ques J)OS move 0 ingbecausenoonelsincharge. brought her a file last Friday table for work session, insisting Chief Wesley Dowell's conta ining only Matlock's and would a means of resignation is effective Jan 31, Deputy Sheriff Tom Hennigan's Council Chairman E E humiliating the mayor of the but he is now on vacation Williamson, who held the applications. She said she did breaking vote, was hospitalized city." Two men who created a I SEE Monday for tests and the disturbance with loud talking conclusion of a series of treatments he has been taking and laughing near the council t several monthsdesk were removed cc over the efficer on &hreincr's order. C.,.. Mitttww W MutJw ii your future iT'S the inerly police chif of Thotnton, During a brief recess "furnace with a future" Colo. and now a Winter Park Schreiner talked to the men an because Air Conditioning Suppli can be added easily— meeting for the appoln ' tment stormy meeting. Installation by experts, f I promised him by Mayor Matlock met with councilmen comfort guaranteed. rIflCii., Eugene Jaques. andJaqucs in the mayor's o ff ice Councilmen B. 1. Helms and prior to the public appearance. Lamps, Global, . If. Ferrell voted for con- Schreiner noted Matlock's 0 Dighil ClorAs firmation while Councilmen summary was excellent. but .." . - i talls fly DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer . : 3'~T' S Longwood Delayed By Profits Furor National News Briefs _ ___ .wI Williamson In Hospital luesday, Jan. 22, 974-1B The Sanford Herald ' ' - '-_ -'-- years : • , ,, •1 , -F .' - �nj fz'!vrfl - çcI prr..zj ----- - t.T.Lt': r.r . .- .- -..---, - fl-St - -----------.- -. - '--c --n X'='2V - --..-.------.--.---.-'--------. •- -- -- - . .... . . -------- -- - . .-.- . - - -- - - - . . - ., -. ,.. - ... -. .-, - - -- ' - :. - -. - -. -..-.-'.---------..--- -,--...---------.--- - - --"-- .-'--.--'..----.---- - - - - '--- -- - -- - - - -- - I .. S 2B—The Sanford Herald 0 1 -1 Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1974 For t 9th Straigh J Win t'li_ r,_ .I_ Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1974-3B The Sanford Herald r iI - rar mers icace 10 31fl vvin lTi ng ! i - \ ~ .1 itz " Lyman Grapplers Bl Hornets . ' LONG WOOL) - Metro takedown and near fall in the Dave Colomb battled the clock first two periods. Richards escape for all the scoring of the varsity win via a pin, driving Round Crooms Cl aws Kowboys, conference wins are coming first period. The second period in his iii match against Kevin, accounted for five points in the match. The team score then Mark Kuziv to the mat in :62 seconds. Nitsch scored with a easier and easier to the Lyman L'ayas finished him oft with an Ciullo but as usual Colomb opening frame with a takedown stood at 21-3. matmen as they took a 57-3 escape takedown and pin, Jim flowarth got revenge for takedown and then went in for pinned his foe early, 1:20 into and near (all and added to his : decision from Bishop Moore in I. match, lie first tallied on a margin in the second with a the Hounds when he pinned the pin. an event that left Lyman 9.0 on Bob l3rucato won his 13th of At 107 Doug Peters pinned takedown and spent the rest of reversal. Fred Fowler in 3:48. Howarth 8Y John Chervia : the year. Toni Weiss In the second period. the time striving for the pin dominated from the start the year in one of the moA' The official time was 3:04. The making the team score 18-0 in the scoring on a takedown, heated battles of the night. In Jamie Ciullo won for Herald Correspondent : In the opening match of the match was Peters all the way favor of the e. first period the referree had hosts. Hornets in the 128 division on a predicament and near fall all in the varsity session Armando Payas gaining a 7-0 first period ad. and Joe For the next couple of months the area links will play host to "mained unbeaten when he 5-2 count. The majority of the the opening two minutes. to warn both Brucato vantage. The second two Fowlers shoulders to the mat Isola to 'cool down" the six Seminole County high school golf teams. Unfortunately in past pinned David Paul Richards continued his points Nickarson in 3:29. nimnutessaw Peters score on a unbeaten skein with a 7-0 period came during the second for the pin, tempers llrucato went on to years high school golf has been hidden along with cross Country when Ciullo was on near fall, decision from Doug Glicken. All win match tch &-1. and soccer. This year, the emergence of Lyman, Oviedo and 1a)'as dominated from the reversal, Brinker-Tim bottom position. He quicklyThe Jim pening whistle with a prediciunent and finally a pin. the scoring took pla In the evening finale Mike S.anford Naval as state cross country powers has boosted interest BogeaJis confrontation went the o ee in the reversed Cambell and Canibell in the sport and hopefully the same situation will arle in golf. then escaped but Ciullo widened distance with Brinker picking While scored a 1:44 pin over Pat or Vanatta. White tallied early The competition Is as good in quality as some professional - ad the margin with a takedown. up his 13th win without a loss Satellite Tournaments and the excitement rivals the Masters, The next period saw Ciullo tic. The final read 84 with with a takedown and smndA -~ Qtrua, and U.S. Open. If given an opportunity, area golfers later got the pin giving the get one point on an infraction Brinker on top. I Nitsh took his first Lyman varsity a 57-3 win. should get out and watch the future Palmers and Trevinos Instead JOfl call and Cambell tallied on an them because they are tying up the course. The high school scene officially got underway on Monday with the Patriot invitational at Rolling Hills. The tourney continues through today. Spci-ting teams are Lake Brantley, Lyman, Oviedo, Sanford Seminole, Trinity Prep and SNA. -_ ____________ — .. ee ina _______ &"#-(--I-4j4 . I st " ~~, unorthodox evening with a total of 34 of 54 Osceola club was awarded 23 game going a little bit better." After the free throws to the Panthers The two Seminole County clubs beginning the Panthers pushed from the floor, eight and pointed to the style of meet in the Crooms gym aside the technical aspects of Osceola didn't do that poorly The Crooriss Panthers got the contest and literally blew frorn the floor — hitting 15 of 36 game that the local quintet Thursday night for a 7 p.m. their fast break In high gear their opponents out of the gym for the night for 42 per cent. plays. tipoff. "Our club plays a more Monday night at the Crowns with a dazzling run-and-gun However the 'Cats continually HERALD SCOREBOARD gym as they blasted a visiting offense. picked up loose balls and aggressive game than most," said the Osceola Kowboys by a lopsided The Kowboys never had a outrebounded their opponents Panther mentor, "And creams FO FTM.A TP 71-39 margin to post their fifth chance as the Crooms quintet — affording them 18 more shots because most ball clubs here i 1 11 5 victory In' eight decisions, scored repeatedly on fast at the bucket than the Osceola play a deliberate style we seem SmIlh JtnkinS 3 0-2 6 Starting the contest in the breaks to amass a 39-23 lead at County club was able to get off, to get more fouls called on us. It SIraUICr 00 10 S itiost unorthodox manner the the half as they canned an Leading the way in the eleven hurts the players some because Rain 00 10 $ 7 00 14 locals found themselves overwhelming laof22 field goal player scoring parade for the man), times close calls will be starling Co$tc 4 2 00 awarded with two technical foul attempts for a blistering 82 per Sanford based school were four going against them because of Woodall i 00 shots before the game even cent, double figure scorers topped by the fast game we play here." K aion 1 00 1 2 0-0 1 started. Time win brought the Pan- BrdQC1 playing an Joe Starling with 14, Terry With the hosts 0 1-2 1 The cause of the technicalson aggressive man-to-man defense Smith with 11 and Bennie ther's mark to 5-3 for the year G. Brown Clem ley 1-) 3 7 the visiting Osceola club was the Osceola five was able to get Strauter and Thu Raines at 10 and they now face Longwood TOTALS 34 3.1 71 Lyman in a rematch of their due to two Kowboy performers off only 15 field goal attempts as apiece. wearing the same numeral on the Panthers continually ballCoach Bob Bray of Crowns season opener. In the initial their jerseys, FO FTM.A TP hawked and made the visitors expressed pleasure at the way cage contest for both clubs the Oiceoia The two charity tosses were pay with points for every his learn performed Monday Greyhounds were able to keep Perry 0 25 1 missed but the Pantoers still mistake, night when he called the contest the score down but Croomns ward 6 35 17 ''re awarded th -' 4, tot the j'.nrvi tut naas,...".'complete teammi effort that urevalled by a 43-36 margin. Bliruwn 0-7 50 S -W. I fiui was at the ftF3u bounds as they began the su bstituted freely and still" saw' every boy out tnre' 4 cumr 2 00 iimmt&'hup in a :tv that many wiur:d up hitting 16 of 32 tracks hustling.'' year,'' said Bray, ''This tune 00 0 0 fans have never seen. Bray noted however that the we hope to get the running TOTALS at the bucket to wind up the IS 5-73 3' By DAN GIfMARTIN Herald Correspondent of cursing ..t. T _• - - _ • V __________ WFZM11~ _ - improve my game. They were written by Walt Rogers the District ile Manger for Easturn .\t 1:n. 'fl: : .re I (:Iit . 'u.' c I—. - "'Ap. I" f _____ 46 _;_ W F~~Ak_.ft _141" -41" PW - - - .-'--I - - - _ S lnordertosparethevaluable turf of thecourseand to protect dub property, a player MUST hereafter employ small wooden pegs or tees on the fairways. Should the stroke played from one of tese wooden pegs result in the player finding himself In difficulties, he shall have the right to examine both the peg and consistency of the ground into which it was thrust. Should a defect be apparent in either, one may play the stroke again since the purpose of the game is to eliminate all mechanical and extraneous factors in or t the beauty the sport shall be permitted to flourish." -- ______ _. -I ~ -06~ By DAN GLLMARTIN Herald Correspondent op . . -. . N Beating The Pro - . lm.,. ~ . - -\ I,- ''.' - ________________________ ____________ _________ ______________________ Either ROLLING HILLS is playing easier or local duffers are setting better and I'm pretty mare its the latter as three more golfers posted "best evers" this past week, Georgine Wright ...............................a-'. ______ ame in tha9l,BobOliverbedupthecoursewjthane.,. i--.par 72 and Milly Gaul had her best ever with a ____________ . _---Congratulations. - ___________ OnSaturday Ina two ball best bautourney Bruce Ballard arid Bobby Stockman finished with a 66 to take low gross honors and Bob Oliver and MaardReesehada541ownetcount. Sunday in mixed four ball, best ball the foursome of Carry and Mary Gallcmani plus Fred and Toots Mitchell had a 67 for the HEAVYWEIGHT low gross trophy. A 57 was good enough for the low net category Baby Hounds are 9-0 after downing BM 60-3. and Bob and June Vandlewalker and Glenn and Louise Williamson were the proud parents of that score _________________ ______ - -. -- =- -= . . ': .• -j --- Stag Day At Rolling Hills A reminder that February 2nd is Stag Day at Rolling Hills. From SIIEOH host pro Mickey Bessignano Is going down to Port St. Lucie for the PGA Business Mech,ndise Show this week, Mickey is hoping to learn about all the new lines of golf merchandise so Sheohgolf ers won't get caught in the dark ages about the proper equipment. MiD FLORIDA held its monthly Men's Club Tournament Saturday and In typical Mid Florida style the contest was quite a barn burner. Al Bridgers was the winner with a 68 He was closely followed by Jim tough 69, Bill Rowan 70, Mon-Is Brookings 71, and Dick Keppell and Dennis Canners tied with 72's. Jack Easterling won the closest to the pin contest on 18 putting the bail just Inches from the hole. The highlight tournament of theweek was held at MAYFAM. The second annuai Uttle Reti Schoolhouse was held Sunday under the sponsorship of Mitch and Doris Mooney owners of ru.ilrs Body Shop Ckm the men's side Howard McNulty took the low gross OWfl with a 75. In the low net category John Dickey carted home a for the win. Second position went to Bob Goodman and third was a four way tie between Fletcher Cockrell, Gene Miller, p , Whitaker and Giorge Pearks all with 71's. With a 72 and fourth place was Peter Duncan, Jim Ryan and Bill Stemper. Closest to the pin on five was Howard McNulty, on seven it was Peter Duncan, I-C. Bennis; was closest on ten and Robert Hunt on 16. In the women's division Ub Robertson won low gross with 87 and Mary Ann Buhrman took the low net with a 68. Other low net participants Included Evelyn Antar in second with a 60 and Ditty Weber was third with a 71. Plc/PIP ' P41qP - _JYt' FE W/i14r PO/'/6 77W rNt i L....] /CAj',/ difR.4,-'rttA,, -"- Saints Facing LB AV ,0e,&_,.- By DOUG STORUM Herald Staff Writer Standings - By • • S Atlantic Division W. L. Pct. 0.5. 31 10 .767 York NeA 28 20 Sol V Ouftalo 21 24 500 1)', Philadelphi a 15 32 .359 20 Central Division Capital 27 19 557 Atlanta 72 16 .436 6 Cleveland 16 33 ., 121,j Houston 16 33 .327 17'.', Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 37 10 .757 — 32 15 .UC 61 Detroit 30 625 7 K C. Omaha 19 13 3.63 30 Pacific Division Los Angeles ,, 563 Golden St 22 72 500 3 Seattle 27 31 115 7' Porliand , p 113 Phoenix ii 30 375 9 Monday's Games No games scheduled Tues day'sGames Philadelphia at Buffalo Houston at New York Atlanta at Chicago Poriland vs. Kansas CityOmaha at Kansas City Cleveiar, at Los Ar'gel,-s Capital at Golden State The primary Issue that is raised Is the feasibility of r--iei]uiin nii:ht fxItba1! gaines to aft&rnoori and the idea has met with woeful possibilities of not being able to achieve adequate incomes from smaller game attendance figures, r._ '. - LIONS' DEN DENIZENS OVIEDO CAGERS Eddie Browdy (10) and Leon Cobb (21) under the boards trying to stop an opponent's shot and take the rebound, get their chance again tonight at Oviedo against the Lakeview Red Devils. (Herald Photo By Lee Geiger) t.agers - Seek S Taking Teir Ti e,* m Revenge Over Jones Vandy Routs Tennessee By JOHN CI WR WA Herald Correspondent The Lyman basketball squad moves back out into the Metro Conference spotlight Tuesday night with a rematch against Jones at the Tigers home court. Tip-off in varsity action is 1 _ 3 Sanford Naval Academy's director of athletics, Pete Valentino, doesn't face the predicament as do other area coaches, due to the fact that funds supporting his sports program is acguircd through student tuitions. Posey believes that changing football games to afternoons could pose a problem for larger schools but points out that in his case, with Lake Brantley being a smaller school, he will not be critically hampered should the change take place. Lake Brantley has been lookii closely at scheduling since the school opened and have taken It on their own initiative to schedule teams in the immediate area. "We will have to cut our expenses in equipment and travel proportionally, but basically because we are a new school and can't effcrd more at this time," exaLathod Posey. The school board helps maintain the fields, and the school's Varsity Club donates a certain amount of money through fund raising projects, which helps shoulder the For next football season, Lake Brantley will travel to Cocoa-Rockledge, approximately 45 miles away for their longest journey, in the past they had traveled a far as Ft. Myers. Posey pointed out that they operate on two-year contracts, as do most schools, one home game one away. and would tynor such contracts, unless a man- - 2atory order were signed by Executive Secretary Lay. Scouting trips, another area the FHSAA has asked coaches to cut down on, are already at a minimum for Posey's staff. "We trade game films with other schools who have already played the teams we will face and leave It at that," continued Posey. III I Feels for them to win the Longwood live will have to start sinking the all-important free thmo and play much better ik kns&', Wright has been sidelined with a broken hand and will stay out of action for two more weeks. 1. squad. Randy's brother, Bernard, was elevated to the varsity team this past week. With the Jayvees he avenged over 20 points a game. Soon tube joining the Lyman roster will be Clyde Hudson. lie Is slated to start competition on the junior varsity and If the situation warrants It will be slated for 8 p.m. The last time these two teams moved to the varsity team,' met was in Lyman Gym when Against Jones head Coach edged the Rick Steinke will be starting the Tigers Greyhounds in the final minute four juniors and one senior. The 60-56. lone twelfth grader is Andy The Tigers are 2-7 in the (;idus. Cidus has been an inconference and 5-9 overall. The fluencing factor in the total Hounds are 0-1 in the Metro and number of points gotten by the 2-10 on the year. Hounds recently. One plus the Greyhounds had The other starts are going for them in the initial scheduled to be Rick Shuett, outing was the use of 6'6" Lee Cote, Al Cleveland, and center Handy Wright. Greg Rawlins. All are juniors. The Greyhounds will Wright scored 18 points and did a good defensive job in that probably be working from their contest. Since that game though man-to-man offense but Steinke Although one Wright is I' inactive ani ither has ji 'med the P40 - as the Ni'. I choice in the fledgling World Football League's draft of top collegiate "Prior to Mr. Lay's requests, we tried to scheaule within a dose proximity and so for have been fairly successful," stated Sanford Naval's Vilcntino. The Academy is slotted in the Lakes and Hills Conference which draws its members from the Seminole County area. prospectsF'iii m leamitrig to .ini J.iynes but aiim heavily considering Green," said Steve Arnold, head man of the Memphis franchise, on the eve of the 12-team league's first move into the domain of big league football which, until now, has belonged 0 When asked whether playing afternoon games would hurt his attendance figures Valentlno replied, "No, 90 percent of our student body lives here at the school and can attend a thiy game Just as easily as a night game," The situation presents Itself as the ultimate in fuel and energy con.cervaflon and allows great flexibility when considering changing starting times, to finding an empty bus during the ho as school lets exclusively to the established I atiuna I hotball League. Colts Brass At Odds Howard St-hnellcnberger, who juit 10 days i1go learned lic would be back next year as coach of the Baltimore Colts, was at odds BALTIMORE tAP) IL out, will 1 FAR WEST Colorado 90. Oklahoma St. 67 E New Mexico l9.W New Mexico Virginia at New York Memphis it Denver Carolina Indiana vs Greensboro .in Diego at XCn?j.p a? Air Force 75. Stanford 3$ Idaho 71, Puget Sound 62 tiurrboUjt 5' tiC Ds 1 SOKC Results J Monday Matinee Results Floor ILIA ? II II )N30 - CI cOda (5.4) 1)55 i) sw itscts. iiI) Us$5 Ou1TN lii 20 4I I a .a s 1 U(1.3) 05 S-IL 04 IAS 11 Ely Ps'siv Ika. 4 01 Love Q,s.$ to-ti E MA 1`166100f Sf.Csartt, - 3111' 19$ Li Sal I - 3 - P.rlda fit) t*ihi --------. - Monday with general manager Joe Thomas over the treatment of three Colts' assistant c'oa('h)es. After Thomimas fired two Baltimore aides Monday and said he also would have ousted Dick Voris had tie not quit last week, Schncllcnberger stepped out of Iiaracter and offered it divergent view. - - - " — - i I :.=; ' 1.iia jilt Dart trJa, '' '" We's Lily 3$ it Cott#, Q,icada (I$ .v'eicla ti-i) 122.41 SIVINTII Ho. ii - Huc4$vGlfl ' ______ I-i, "i $1 ," M srtsds SIYINTN. III. .31.71, sla a 6ke Fit* P o '.Pf5 sm~ PHILADELPHIA m Al') Buffalo's 0. J. Simpson was asked what he could do for an encore to his 2,003-yard record National Football League season of 1973. "1 hope to get toy team to the playoffs." said the articulate 26-year-old former AllAmerican from ii Southern California. Simpson talked about himself and the Bills before accepting the Maxwell Awari Monday night mis the outstanding professional fo,otball player of the year $ - III au . AW 4 IIOMIN - 0. S1 i.s i 45 404 5 35 tU. - -. ideal marriage. "I do all the talking and Hank makes all the decisions," she said. The attractive bride of baseball's ;enmmer house run hitter was in New York I,, attend a press conference at which it as announced that Hank Aaron was joining Magnaviix, an electronics conipony, under a five-year, $1 million contra t. This is assurance that the Aarons will be eating high on the hog whether or not Hank breaks Babe Ruth's career record of 714 borne runs, a foregone conclusion, lie has only one to go to tie, two to crack it. 0*(1, O•y in. s. 4.4) i'.. 71.41 SN 1)5 S 441 .44 a_N I -- 3141 in Ii. 4 Is &4 -th 1 . 11114 1)4. A.3H47.0 Ply4 14.elir $Hill pipN Red Devi ls --. 14114114 14. •. EN I Usk las.. so,,. P.,i.cia Il.s (I-i. 19$ 1 -5 ti. ES I - ito. t.ei '4-" ,. Ci'it led Tim r.l• 5.' 559$ t ? (141641.n 11114. 5-54. A. kill is as us i oi 3 DIs Mv U Dart M 00, R.;%1 1. lii) 5741$ Pii't.cta 431 ____ ' . Witill 55TH. 3-4, 'ujr, SN $ _ ________ 14n3 0 C. 39.5 I 4 01 vis*' By LEE GEIGER guar1 the Lions were trying to trouble. In that contest Oviedo herald Correspondent win with a patterned offense, looked like a runaway winner, host and as a result were finding until they had their fast break The Oviedo Lions play taken away from them. from wins hard to come by. tonight to the Red Devils When this occurred the Lions The first change Coach Miller Lakeview in an Orange Belt made was in benching senior seemed confused ahd were Conference conflict, The two teams that had the Canton Brundige from his unable to penetrate the best overall records last year forward position and moving Bulldogs 2-1-2 zone. On the boards Oviedo look to collide for the first time in the guard Eddie hirowdy into it. two then "Mr. All lie brought Robbie their 1974 cage season. Clennie PatLakeview has fallen on hard McCall into the starting lineup, Everything' times this yar as they are to team with Fred Moore at the terson and Leon Cobb, while Willie Kemp and Jimmie Jones currently 4-8 overall and guard positions. took height from figure to handle the rebounding This away winless in loop play with a 0-2 chores for the Red Devils. already small starting five, mark. This is a complete an Game time is 8 p.m., with a reversal from last year's 15-8 but it brought the quickness jv, contest scheduled for 6:30. quintet that challenged the that had been lacking. iusosner new otrensive Lions for their OBC title. led by 6'l" Senior guard, wea pon for Oviedo: defense. hIM. Harp. the Red Devils will After every basket, the Lion's try to derail the Lion's express try to put pressure on the op. - This modest streak has lirought tIme Seminole County squad up to 8-3, good enough for a 10th place tie in the state wide poll of Triple-A teams, OB('—WLSC, the Lions are currently in third place with a record of 3-2, behind Kissimi'.' i'!.li '" and the Iii 14$ 3-s I 11.0 4-lI 3 III $ stopping t hen undefeated New Smmsvrna before dropping suecessive road games to Apopka and Ocoee. Upon returning hommic the Lions were able to thrash KmSsimnmltt'e again, New Smyrna In their most recent sm', a noui-t-unferenct' clash v. itti thit Big Eight's Ih'I.and, the Lion's displayed their new found fast break to take the measure of the Bulldogs by 12 points, 54-42 After the kiss to Apopka it as apparent that the Litmes scre being beat because of their lack of ii fast break. Void ,f an ''utstausdmng btmnig I $W9'fis Bob* Q*ài4* (1-)) W$ 5Iod' 03) 1*35 Periods ill 1545 -s .ns all I) 0115.5 111)1, 544. C. 31.77 NCwt t$5$ 10 1 Prty $ all P A. Ieaime -, leader Apopka, 4-0). This was accomplished by i'. Ho. i •N EN 150 4 MOO EN 4-5 7 M.da JutIj AM,"4,JH Qv4M04a il-I) $W$ PiIda Is-i) 547 is . - ' 91-010"s _."i!!',."•' JOTs C. MMiA4UUISI Wildi$ Jr... °".!!!j±! ,iveSa ! ?-! '!'! &44 ,pw - -- I Talk, He Decides' ' rUhP9 WHeS Ovt.r. $54. NINTH - iSo. Pron 0 0.. !.".'J!°Y P.Oi,m 0,1 .10Ls (7.4) 5495 P.r$ulo s-3 et s a (Ii) lI Bmllye Aaron, NEW YORK i Al'i the contrary, believes she to WilUien'S lib has hit upon the perfect formula for an Lions Hosting that has finally got in high gear -----------------vith three straight wins. o-is. D. 1114. Fits 1.41 35 IN 6 a'-' Be I is .s 35 4 I" .Pw'$eØ 41,.41"(I-il sti s to-I) ins 1i I S-Il. C. cc".,. c.is, I,5ci'ic,u N' lvii I $10140060 a - M. mi 345)45 a,. Old too *I I 4_s 114110. SIXTH. Ou *. 39.65 $,.1$re Hwb in 4 3M EN POVITN 5-Il. I. 3144 hats i$ecsiq 4ASn 5 Mattis i was us 515 is T..$, 7 141 4 Lucky Pup 11#4 64$ S Qadi (I'll 1715 5.71 U11411 ps.ftcM• (6-31 5445 dr$Scta * a (1.7) smu ii O.J. Gets Maxwell -. ," - Memphis was NEW YORK (AP) expected to select either All America quarterback David Jaynes or running back Woody Green of Arizona State today It . v games scheduled Weiesday's Games After the Tuesday cage battle, Lyman finishes up a %;m,ity slated, III 77. FIorda . 73 E. Ill 51. Samford 71 Marshall 66 Stetson 5$ vV G.o,-ni* 90, Albany St P9 Vanderbilt H. Tennei%ee 65 Fairmonl ios, w. vurg;nla 5,. 7, The Citadel Ti. Appalathian St 76 Austin Peay 50, E. Teivi 67 Virginia St. 92, Morgan St. 79 bo'.u'5aM M. 90, 6e01'g ) LSU New Orleans Si, Tulin 79 Carson Newman $9, W.Carolina 5.4. overtime tenor Rhyn $6. All. Christian 71 Mtssissmol $3. Florida 73 Davidson 73, Willis, 1, Mary 63 Florence St. IS, Union I.)., Tem. 7$ Concord. W.Va 121. Emury & Henry 72 Pembroke H i gh Poi nt 62 Morel-cad 93. Western Ky. 74 Florida 93, MissourI St Lou's 60 PIE Louisiana 95, Loui siana Tech i Clearwater Central Catholic he scored 14 points on seven buckets, second highest on the teamis hard five game road trip with a Metro Conference game against Orlando Edgewater. On Saturday they %ill return home In a triple header affair with Oviedo, with all three teams; freshman, junior varsity and it - Playmaker Cleveland seems Sports Brief s I no doubt at times be quite difficult. EAST CI,iron St Pa 10, C?eyney s' 61 Long Island U. $6, L3y 74 Eastern Conn, 57, Barrington 51 Akron 17, Buffalo st . 6s SOUTH Va Commonwealth 82. Centenary New to have recovered from a gall bladder infection that sidelined him last week In the Boone contest. Saturday against Even with Cleveland the Hounds coaches feel they have a tough task in front of them tonight. NEW YORK (API "We're very pleased to took over the No. 1 position that week, bet It to be ranked No, 1. It's terrific," said Notre Dame LJC1A to weeks later, and it's been the Brains basketball Coach Digger Phelps Monday night. ever since. "but we can't afford to relax. We've still got 16 North Carolina State, 11-1, held onto the No. 3 gaines ahead of us." position with victories over Maryland, Virginia Phelps and the Fighting Irish, fresh from and North Carol inaCharlotte. The Wolfpack Saturday's thrilling, come-from-behind 71-70 picked up 782 points. decision over mighty UCLA, claimed the No. I North Carolina, 12-1 after beating Wake Forest spot in The Associated Press weekly poll today. and Duke, moved up from fifth to fourth place It marked the first time in three years that the with 651 poInts. Maryland, wIth wins over Navy orui.i, nave been kr,ocked out of the No. I and Fnrdham to go along with its loss to North position. Carolina State, dropped one place to fifth with top will 649 points and a 10-2 record. Whether or not the Irish can sta y on Marquette, 14-1, held onto the No. 6 spot after depend largely on Saturday night's rematch dumping Butler and Fordham. Vanderbilt, 12-1, against UCLA in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Phelps has been trying to keep his club from moved up one step to seventh after whipping looking ahead. Notre Dame plays at Kansas Georgia and Auburn. Providence, 13-2, dropped OflC notch to No. 8 despite victories over tonight and returns home to play St. Francis, Massachusetts and St. Joseph's, Pa. Pa., Thursday night. Alabama, 10-2, advanced one place to ninth The Irish, 10-0, collected first-place votes of after topping ISU and Mississippi State. Long and 990 total points from a nationwide panel Beach State, 12-1, took the week off and fell From sportswriters and broadcasters. ninth to tenth. UCLA, which aaw its record 88-game winning Rounding out the top twenty teami were streak snapped, picked up 15 Iirstptace votes and Indiana, 11th; Southern California, 12th; South 944 points. The last time the Bruins dropped nut Carolina, 131h; Louisville, 14th; Michigan, 15th; of first place in the All poll was Jan. 26th, 1971, Pittsburgh, 16th; Wisconsin, 17th; Centenary, following an 89-82 loss to Notre Dame, Marquette 18th: New Mexico, 19th; and Arizona State, M. - By The Associated Press _____ Memphis Picks First "For spring sports we wi" use buses," said Valentine, referring to the transporting of teams to other schools, "The problem will he requisitioning them far enough in advance so w won't have to ts.e private cars." With the Academy's epring sports all scheduled for aftermons, Scores ABA 71 East Division Eastern Ky 73 Mi ddle leon 70 W. L. Pct. 0.5. Auburn $7, Miss State ei Kentucky 30 16 632 NW State It. La. Col 61 York 32 19 677 ' Arkansas St. 90, SE Minor; ii CarolIna 30 72 Ky Wesleyan 72 Old Domnon 67 Vrgnia 16 21 364 53 MIDWEST Memphis 13 37 460 19 Michigan St. 93. Iowa $6 West Division Wright St 69. Cleveland St IS Utah 31 19 620 Cincinnati 109. N. E. Illinois 73 Indiana 26 23 .5.3 1 V Oklahoma 71, Iow a St 69, over San Antonio 25 25 500 6 time 72 21 All I Denver Pd Dakota $0, E. Montana 73 Dicon San 20 32 315 12 Mo Rolla 79. SW Missouri 75 Lincoln SI, NW Missouri 62 Monday' s Game Ball St. 79, Wit Milwaukee $3 Utah 113, Carolina 112 Purdue IS, Michigan II, overtime Tv.sday's Games The hounds are in an eight game skid since their last win December 14th against Tampa Jefferson. Their only other victory came December 4th against Sanford Seminole, , Sanford Naval's principal, Burch Corneliu.i, has requested that basketball coach Chris Marlett not use lights durmg afternoon basketball practice sej,,ioru, The self-imposed change, in an effort to save electricity, has met with no problems. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA , Lyman • Cage fls?on Patriots Jerry Posey, ath letic director for two-year-old Lake isranuey High School explains that his program is still in the developing stage and no changes are needed to comply with the measures suggested to cut down on energy or fuel consumption. • ns Rated Number 1; Ih 4) Rematch Is Loorfiffi., Pro Cage College r The energy saving hints, which were accompanied with a request of voluntary compliance, urged rescheduling of night game's to day games, cutting down on rarrpoi-thtkgi costs, and reducing the number of eouting trips as areas of nmJor concern. ,!.I!, Kathleen in loop play. Energy Iss... No Problem For Brantley, SNA at j} - . Kathleen - (;iud:irii presented by the Exeuut1 e ('ommimittee of t.h, Florida High School Activities Association has centered attention on the trimming of unnecessary ex. penditures of energy and has spurred high school athletic directors to take closer looks their Individual programs. I' -' - I. III. The locals have shown streaks where they have looked By FRED ROTIIENBERG lucky 81-77, Purdue sneaked by like a bonafide contender for AP Sports Writer 15thranked Michigan B5-84 In conference honors, and at other Patience is a virtue, overtime and for and Virginia CornTonight will earmark that might not have been an off- eight to ten points per contest, times have appeared like the Vanderbilt so is passing. menwcalth squeaked by 18th. point in time w hen Trinity Prep night by whipping Mooney. Walt Morgan, another San- Rip Van Winkle of basketball, "Patience and passing were ranked and previously unclebegins its ploy for a berth in The only tither loss the Saints ford product, plays opposite awaking too late in the game to the key to our victory," said feated Centenary 82-79. this year's class AA district suffered was at the hands of Dyson at the other wing position salvage anything but face. Vanderbilt Coach Roy Skinner Sophomore Leon Douglas play-off tournament, Lake Highland Prep in a 4644 of the Saints 14-I offense and following the seventh-ranked fired In 24 points and grabbed 11 thriller that could have gone for his size, 510", turns in In the Lakeland contest Conunodores' 82-65 college bitsrebounds to help Alabama keep The Saints, riding the wave of either way. sparkling efforts against Sanford appeared out of It. ketball rout of Tennessee Mon. pa ce with Vanderbilt in the a four game winning streak and But whcim George Austin's timber-fall opponents. Then all of a sudden they came day night. "We took our time to Southeastern Conference. Each owners of a 9-3 record that cagers win, they win most Austin can call on Ernie front 15 points behind to capture could just as easily be 11-I with impressively. Chalking up Hernandez, Dave Parsons or the win. Several times In the we what they were doing and has a S-I mark. Kentucky led 44-39 at the half the right breaks, face the several wins by twenty point Itick Nussbaum to round out the early part of the season the then attacked." it ttioii over half the game for but Alabama rallied quickly, Patriots of Lake Brantley in a margins. starting iine-up and get solid Tribe has pulled the bacon from Vanderbilt to size up Tennessee taking the lead two minutes into 6:30 p.m. clash in the Lake Little but mighty Pat Iwrfc'rmnances out of all of them, the fire, and several times they as the Volunteers sliced a scvthe second half and holding on Brantley gymnasium. Crwwimns of Sanford has beets The Saint mentor has been have bceii burned, en-point halftime deficit to to it the rest of the way. shouldering the scoring shuffling his line-up around and Lately. lately, however, things have three points, 45-42, with 15:10 In other major action, Cincin. Of the three losses pinned on responsibilities with a 19 point doesn't hesitate to go to the the left. But then the Commodores nati going the other way — routed Northeastern IIthe Saints, only one had the per game average and his bench frequently. and went on a 13-2 scoring spree and linois 109.73; Austin Peay other team's way, that Is, scent of real defeat. Florida Air scoring partner most of the John Kerbs, a 63" board Saturday is probably the Tennessee wasn't heard from clubbed East Tennessee State Academy handed that one to time has been 6'2" Doug Dyson buster was the starting again. post clearest point in case. 80-67; Oral Roberts romped them to the sour tune of 7-52. who fills a wing position. itian at the beginning of the Sophomore Jeff Fosnes with over Lamar 109-75, and South. season and frequently spells Losing to a 4-13 Colonial outfit 20 points and Jan van Breda ern Illinois shaded Florida Cardinal Mooney out of Breaking into the starting Lipp. by a 72-61 margin was probably Kolff with 18 did the most ad- State 77.73, Tampa caught Trinity on an off- line-up five games ago, 61" l'he Saints have a good inc of the worst showings this justing to the score, leading Cinncinati broke a school night and during a Christmas John Lapp maj be one reason chance at earning Ota! berth in ) -car for the Tribe. This is the Vanderbilt to its l3th victory remrd by dropping in 51 tournament slipped post the field for thu Saints' present surge. A their district. Trinity will face same Sanfrod outfit that this seison In 14 attempts. goals and Al Batts, who had a Saints 5347. Since then, Trinity tough battler on the boards, only teams they have already dropped a close 72-68 decision to In other action involving top game-high 24 points, became has avenged that lost and Lapp has developed as a shot beaten, for the remainder (if the a tall and rugged Mainland twenty teams, ninth-ranked the fifth leading scorer in the cleared up any doubt that it block artist and scores a steady s'ason, outfit that has only lost to Alabama .squeezed by Ken- school's history. Amid speculation that the energy crisis could prove to Ix detrimental to high school athIcth two Seminole County high schools view that possibility as conceivable, but not probable, while forecasting no startling modifications as it pertains to their interscholastic athletic programs. 0,.' - decisions, which included a four game losing streak that was halted by a come-from-behind '" 'iv Brown always in double figures Tonight will see the the locals are more than Seminoles step out against one capable of raising an eyebrow The Sanford Seminoles will of the better quintets in the or two throughout the Sunshine have upset on their minds state and many area fans will State. The question Is do they tonight when they entertain Big be wondering if Dr. Jekyll or want to? Eight cage power Lakeland Mr. Hyde will be wearing the Unfortunately for the locals ' KilhIeen at the SIIS gym. Sanford Orange and White they have not decided to play 1' cotmors, the cage sport until the final ' Facing the number seven If Joe Mills' cagers are quarter of play. Wlthoutadou Four-A team in the state wearing their playing attitude they are one of the best fourth Icals will have their work cut they could hand the visiting fled period teams in the state the oit for them, not only In teniu D evils the shock of their life, only trouble Is Ut many of of upsetting the Red Devils, but At present the Kathleen dub their opponents came ready to also as far as staying in the possesses an enviable 16-0 log play the first three periods possibility column for Big Eight overall arid lead the though Big aaid points, early or late, count honors. Eight Conference with a just as much. spotless slate. Currentlythembeownsa If the Seminoles are not Seminole is ledger that has seen the locals now tied for successful in their upset bid hsuii ihoir qhri ci 1ourth in the loop with th't'yeanatkastk* fcrrdt downs, Entering ti'e ne'w year Seabreexe. Both clubs own 3-3 the possibility o quick revenge. with a 7-3 log the fighting report cards for conference acAfter tonight's fray the Tribe Seminoles have had troubles tivity and a loss for the Tribe ,isits with long time arch-rival keeping consistency in their would probably put them out of 1)eLand and Friday night in the the picture totally. performance, hatter city and Saturday night Capable of playing class ball will travel to Polk County to After barely getting by however, with John ZeulI hit. battle again with the Red Gainesillc, who has yet to win ting at a 20.7 clip and Randy Devils. a loop cage contest, Sanford has ___ thriller over the Lakeland leadnaughits. . Note: This is te third installment of a four part series concerning how area high school athletics view the current energy crisis. 1 . %10 by Alan Mover - POP(/I4R --' dropped five of their six JV TUSSLE .. ' J-e'..' .: . 14'AYK 7 ., - F th'1rman, and John Gilbert-Handicap Chairman. - t - Over at SEMINOLE in Longwood host pro Mickey O'Brien showed all but two members the Men's Association that he deserves the title of pro. In a "Beat the Pro" tourney Ed Elam and Berry Newton were the only one., to beat Mickey's 71. Ed shot a 76 with a 6handicap and Barry had a 79 on a ten handicap. Senunole's Men's Association also announced the new officers, they are Bill Atteberry-President, Bob Ponie-Vice TALL TALE M - s v- oles Mighly ________ _____ emin .! - .... Rule Number 2 I -r - vO — - ri TIRES 1141: Na.Oes $114,341. - 14* ScaNS 0.'c.,s Tonight's Selections u1i2'1 A-.-I,4 4, 14 I — SnOt $117.95 Carroll Tbsv. 1 0 ,*).P1151Tom 13) C*.iin Lev* 47 1. 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Ask For Bill Mai- tin TIMEX V'IaII S.- • .. 4F through agents at CA. RIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 574 N. Orlando Ave., Winter INSURANCE "FF HOURS ndaySaturday AT NAUTILUS GYM Students are AS ADVERTISEDONTV TWO MODELS TO CHOOSE BEAUTY SALON U . - WIG 710W. First St. N I '*115 . called Fleming Beach, which is owned by the 64 Open 9:30-5:30. Sat. 10-2. 722 Magnolia Downtown Sanford 322-7029 .j Learn more about other 3IS9 Hwy. 17.92 81 Monday-Saturday . . ., WE NOW HAVE THE i • .. - . I ~Icund sc hool child, or th e 270 Simply take the first red ..f__. Canhsui,dOtC,UfCte and lerlillie rcer rnp$emPfl'I i FREE DEMONSTIATI(Th - . . I - With A Permanent & New Hairstyle ... Open Thurs.Night By A point ment Ap A .4 - ,are anun dirt road to the right, lust PaSt Honokahau Valley. - . I *WALLPAPER - - _____ The beautiful beaches of BFAftA9pMj 3236404 - ., , lf *PAINT Mixon Auto Parts . ft IL ,I LV DOOM CARPORTS Remodeling ., --- JOHN SCHLE K Yo SPECIAL —. - - ,....4...., ___•__ - For Every Purpose Locations To Serve This Month's - *GLASS SUITIIIi.U1.pi*yij* sstulY,L,a,3,v RJJLLDLR1 7.9 ' ' "" FILM FROCIE111000 ALL TY11111 A STunu 1 TOUGH--OEPEMDABLE—STRONG Attachment for vacuuming gr*,ieavts. pin* need i*L and 1101 litter. - Nautilus Gym offers the most the way to success for you. and vigorous people. filled w:Ih better— call the Nautilus Gym The Seminole Independent a zest for living modern exercise equipment, today — Ady. specializing in weight control Nautilus Gym is located near and general health building for Lake Jessup, on Lake Avenue Amen, women and teens who about two miles south of the reilize that hcalth is the most Sanf or d ci ty limits ,Jfrrga'//'jJ (j . j4tr4'/1 precious thing you can have. In addition to the gym {l .I4 , uiptnt you rray Want to The famed NAUTILUS exercise machines are the use the fogging track which Is WE SPECIALIZE IN same as t hose used by the available to all members. Why FIBERGLAS REPAIR champion DOLPHINS of not phone today for an ap Miami. These machines can be pointment for a trial and full - A . caw" I' 4 SOIfflo 0r7e5lotT it M RENTALS F""T"RE U,cNU U ____________ *ART SUPPLIES Y*PIICA GOSEN 911TAL 111111VIC1111 Wt No" of 15 - uAll Works Like a Beaver Avenue Sanford i a. t3a n---- BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK J' ms The Riding Mower That M.TO PARTS Ge I Phone n24196 COME ..- - " ' EACH * i f29160%kii auan NIZO 1110111 Nursing Care Since 1964 from $425 to $1300 A- LIMITED OFFER Personalized Professional - -.- ' .- - M I XON I IAS'F%N'O SI Serving north and south Sanford ' ___ _____ -. f.roIIyouroIfc, printing - -. . ____ FRIED CHICKEN Nursing and Convalescent Residence - south s ore you find the same McQuary-Nofris engine parts. Walker mufflers 't and pipes. Perfect Circle rings. Moog chaise parts and Monroe shocks that the main location offers, as well as a long list of 'ther parts and tools. And if It's automotive paint you need the south store now carries a complete line Stop by and see for yourself — they've got just about every color In the rainbow. 'ii ______ • • eminole Lo of Sanford t —p.- 1i1 I . Service Modern Exercise Machines -- Mpk"d 25$? S& Sanford Ave. the south store, but you can drop off your parts there and the people at Mixon's will see Ithey get to the machine shop promptly, saving you several miles of driving if you live south _' A" I "~)A7 ---- r 14FF' - - 1 There Is no machine shop at ' - iA Jewell • :• car. s . . — 4 Working and Busy Mothers Y. 1 mg. .. tA- all .... Stop Today —Save. MIi - c'tj' arage-type repair service. but will be glad to accept the parts you want them to work on, after they've been removed from the - -4 1A M&bf We'll save you money, time & gas...Carpet Sewing Machines - Furniture.—We have it i,, mattresses-any i need-in both foamrubbero, - '" g .- . Yvonne STARTTHE NEW YEAR RIGHT! SEE US TODAY '. . Ph - 322-6755 icholsbeddingisanousehold buying at Echols is you buy preferred. The Echols factory. price. Stop oy today—these name in Sanford-Orlando area, your bedding straight from the is located in Orlando, which bass beds are being snapped where the Echols family has factory, which means you buy It means special orders can be up fast. been manufacturing quality at a substantial savings, filled without delays. A variety of headboards are Echolsmattresses conform to bedding since 1920. Now conIf you special order a bed also available at Echols. These venlently iocattd at 2040 North the Consumer Products Safety from Echols you can be sure of are in traditional or Orlando Ave. In Fern Park, Commission flammability having it delivered almost as Mediterranean styles in wood. Echols supplies soft, medium standards, and are sclen- soon as If you bought It ready. or elegantly padded Ina variety and orthopedic bedding, and tifically treated for the Florida made In the Sleep Shop. Echols of colors and fabrics. Master will renovate old bedding also— climate to resist moisture, factory Is located In Orlando, so bedroom, child's bedroom, mildew and odors there are no delays in delivery pick-up and delivery is FREE guest room- for the truly If a large bed Is your style A specialty at Echols is their beautiful decorator touch , The Echols family is still Echols Sleep Shop Is the place brass bedrange These lovely order your bedding from running the ' ' business t de . because bedsteea, ads, WrjIC a specializing In custom made specializes In king size (76 x 90 such charm and elegance to a If you have any bedding beds, T hey made the odd sizes Inches) and in Texas king size bedroom. are available in problem. talk it over with not found In most stores-the both (b x 88 Inches.) double and queen sizes, Right Morris Segal. He will be able to extra long, extra wide. or Their attractive round beds now they are selling at a special answer all your questions and especially high, low and even are available in the standard low price which means you can advise you on 'utstanding buys. round beds. seven-foot diameter size, or have the brass bed of your And satisfaction is guaranteed " if C.i' -Adv, Echols has a fine range of maybccrd.:r('c1,n.1i,lr;. '''' - FRIED (HICKEN Mlxon's will be glad to do the machine shop work for the do, it-yourselfer who wants to save the money that garage labor ac ory • -, ____ • 999 -- does not offer Ph. 293-2663 ORLANDO -.. rom - NUT OIL J FOR PHfl4l AHEAD ORDFRS PH 3?? A N FU k D Chicken - -Fish - Shrimp Clams Snack Pac ,. • MARCARONI SALAD NOW AVAILABLE (ALLkJ5 COOKED IN Mixon's main store Is a familiar sight at the corner of Third Street and Magnolia Avenue, and there you'll Ind not only or* of the wid st varieties of parts and tools, but t oilso an expert ly.staffed machine shop. According to Lee Mixon, co owner of Mixon's Auto Parts, ftelr machine shop Is the only Echols Bedding Buy Direc TODAY DOT LEE z so ECHOLS FOH CUSTOM BEDDING Call Fo, Appolntmtnt QUEEN ANNE CHINA ETHE' BAR1 SMITH. ,' the south. Private Patients — VA — Medicaid 9I9E 2nd St., I I - �- nflt-r.-r_--r - ._....- 6 -- The Sanford Herald ~`; Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1974 The Sanford Herald Faying Your Chad Care fii ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Fre. 641 7077 for "We Care' Adults or Ttn - rAnr usnsojes SIDE GLANCES CAVALIER MOTOR IN 9 Good Things to Eat Found Instructions 14 OtJND, light brown and white temal. shaggy dog. Vicinity 419 near Lake Jessup. Red flea collar. 317 1256 PIANO LESSONS 17 Week Chord Course Harr) Wetter, 373 179 ;'s 91 \_ 13 dog Vicinity of Travel 0ST. Lake Drive area C.4SseI rrv, black and white curly '- arei r'aIp d'q. J.rite i t.;' Cooks. exo.. able to order. FiCeive And prepare meals. 10 hr. w'rv week, stale employment beirl's, retired military preferred. 372 4236 5-Lost and Fcund s 7-Motels Hotels 30 to Eat Travel & Recreation 14-Camping-Resorts * Employment - 71-Situations Wanted 26-Insurance 79-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished ]I-Apartments Furnithii Rent 17-H0ues Rent Unfurnished - 34-Mobile Homes Rent For Rent 36-Resort Property For Rent li-Business Property For Rent 3.1-Wanted to Rent al-Houst for Sale Sarah Coventry Jewelry Co needs 10 girls, part or full t'.'ne. No in vntment or collecting. Write David Ramge, 7543 Park Ave.. Box 63, Sanford, Fla, 37771 47-Mobile Homes KEYPUNCH Operator, experience Real Estate ne_I -------------.- '-... Wa, • --•r_ui arsu acreage -. - - - - - -- r- erit, excellent benefit -ieribe Car lson Plant, Sanford Dv tkp I Ito Lake ui!,' rat to Rinehart Pa 373 I75 IS-Resort Property - For Sale b-Income And Investment Property - 3 SO-M.scfl - For Sale - _______ . ___ 2A'P.l tA.4 II 'Lii i ROOMS CARPET SNAGS SI.reo . 5i, St -Garage Rummage Sales S5 -Boats S. Marine 1149 Officespae for rn Call Bill Wade 37)6130- '' .t . - -. . ---------- .- -. - - -- ---- -aa -. --t -.-............... -:•-------•- a Condominiums SANDLEWOOD VILLAS * TRY- THEN BUY'* - HIGHLAND PARK 2 Bedroom LAKE FRONT with Fla. room-porch, Ideal for retirement. Close to shopping. Compare sit of home and lot and you will agree this lush, 3 bedroom Variety of Citrus trees $16,230. home 5 the lowest priced In W000MERE - 3 bedrooms, iY. i'nw1, u,nceo yard features: Plush shag carpet, eatAssume low interest mortgje ,th substantial down. $65 ri kitchei, formal diming room, total Price only $17,000. l.irgf foyer. central air, patio. family room. large lovely lot SO SANFORD 3 b.droorn with Drastically reduced You must tee CAI in kitcin, patio & utility building, all large rooms. only this home toda Phyllis Cpponi, 516.500. 5),3go down paymentsAssoc lett than SANFORD AVE. Zoned multi CLIFF JORDAN family for home & income, 2 Uflits with room to expand. $11,000.REALTOR ______________ $3) 1272 MAYFAIR a bdroom with extra Nice 2 bedrooni home by owner, big family room, moderniZed eatSanford location. For ap fl kitchen $12,000 Financing pointment, call 323 7970 i - alab!c' __________________________ ,• - .• C REALTY CO. Reg. Broken Sanford, F Is. Days 122 6123 Nights 323 3421, 372 2333 SAN MO PARKS. 1-2) Bedroom Trailers & Apis 2 Adult parks, 7 Family parks. ISIS Hwy. I? 97. Sanford, 323 1930; Day, Wk., MO CORBETT REAL ESTATE PICTURE 661-1791 PRETTY Orise past 709 Arcadia Rd. See this 3 bedroom home wth fireplace Garden selling from street to Street. Quiet secluded neigh borhood. $27,000 bedroom upstairs furnished apartment. $130 mo. Deposit required 323 1901. DeBary 641 '855 ALTAMLJNTE- Trees, Trees, Treest Ousel country letting, nra & lovely 4 bedroom , split plan 7 baths, nice big family room, dandy kitchen, low Interest rate, 145.000. NO TRAFFIC NOISE ALTAMC,NTE Lak,frcn$ Con. temporary. Enjoy gorgeous Sunsets Over Lake Marion 3 bedroom, 7 bath. Spiral Staircase leads to 3rd bedroom Ideal for artist or lovers Of beauty. Quiet riSfjC area, Lo* hurst mor. 'gage, 513,000. - 3 bedroom horse on large lot outside Of city with patio 4 all the goodieS $35,000 Ter ms Clean I room aparlment. Adults only. no pets Near hospital. After Feb I itt last ma. 3226646 Trailer. I bdrm., good location, SNUG AS A BUG quiet, electricity paid For mature adults Also apai- tment. 373 56 93 L.rqe 2 b"-orc.m 1 bitt reat And air, ideal tr rr'.r'.J lean 1st floor furnished apartment (OVP1C Adultsonly 1001 Palmetto Ave , $73,950 Terms Sanford. SMALL - Forrest Greene, Inc, Reaflors '0.1333 GROCERY Store With Super return on investment. good location, Inclvoes real estefe, guipmt and in ventory, $70,000 -________________ SHOE REPAIR SJop. located IPt prime Shotpnq area, in(lud inventory r.j.o ment and lea se WE HAVE RENTALS PIAO, P Lake Mary- P1w) & I btdroøms, I & 7 bath homes, Central heal & air. carpet Located on large wooded lots close to school Priced 513.700 to 573.700 VA, FHA & conventional financing available Low cto-,vi payments. 4COME II - ealty. 322 1301 ;a) *l&watf A..of '-.-- ......,.,, FOR 107A 62-Lawn and Garden o3-M,ichlnery and Tools You can earn up to $300 Per Month by -. 65-Pets ml Supplies - nniv ternoon 61-Livestock and Poultry hurt ••. il1h fa' Ikr,,,,, W 1111 k,,...a. .1 Ji( all al. a SANFORD HERALD . DISTRIBUTORSHIP. 68-Wanted to Buy If you can spenct two to three hours starting about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, 71-Antiques dependable automobile, earn rnonn have a - to Trrisportat,on and a des (' $fl V $1250 CONVEN. I' . - SI VA • ILA ,. rill, AC 10 TIP AR R Household Goods _ __ ','a,trri.s p uoo1 condition, kitchen table, natural wcxwj took, formica top 373 0532. ---:---- tram ott w,,, 34th st,,s hcp' Cap,,cw* Oer,"t Apti jDBLED 323-7860 834-3131 A DEVELOPMENT OF ir REALTY Ii)) W First $ t 273 406) Cr 311 05 1 1 2 bdrm rrtrement home Walk to 3 bedr&om, central heat & air, mostly all needs. Garden area, fenced yard, no down payment for tiacIe and citrus trees. $27,500 Qualified veteran Call today Iota' Price. Home IS vacant 1 block to golf course TAFFER REALTY 1300 E. 25th St. "We Don 't Stoo KINGSBERRY - Capitan St. El Ray Crank. Builder New 3 tiedrOOrn? bath homer Roberts & x 140 1 . Bingo E very Wed. & Sat. E"arly Birds 7:13 p m. I 0 830.5500 j.rc . Lengwoo Raymond M. Ball. Peg. Broker. Esther Platt. Assoc late $17 We Flrtt St 3223611 Calibart Real Estate (s for the- circu lation t~aI I tort) i ji rath 0", I Ir -, lit 3 i f- '13 VW Super Beetle Must sacrifice, take 0 .-.'r i: i , rn-ri Pr, 372 p4 ,iltet 1, :9 - 1961 Chevrolet Impala, 1 door sedan. Air conditioned, automatic trans miSSion, power steering. 54'S Call Paul at 373.1651, Dealer Motorcycles Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233166 79 1913 Chevrolet Nova 330, power steering, air, vinyl top, low mileage, 52950 676 4060 alter 6 pm t'lont to sell something? A Small 'investment in A Classified Ad will bring results. ______ 1966 OicV,ri-.'.t..lc'. .-r. pt, p'. Alto 1967 Chevrolet 6 Cyl automatic, 322 3232 , e *AMC -JEEPS** - 77 PINTO RUNABOUT AutO .2,003cc. 26 m p :77 7.0rla11j' 57,7(1) For the best DUy In American Mo'ors, and Jeep vehicles. 5Ct' DON BALES Sanford Motor Crènpiny -__SOS S French Ave.377 436? Trucks and Trailers I ,~iHEEL DRIVE 191) Dodge Power Wagon, V it, I speed, air, radio 322 6971. '5 1961 VW, wide tires, current In !.pection sticker Engine & Clutch lust rebuilt Only 1395 SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave. 323 7980 7 L*'Pl PIQA fill Pil "'22 MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS Kings. Queens $98 1 t___ I - 7 10PM Ist& 3rd Tuesday POODLE GROOMINGs And boarding With love A. care Profestlonal.Ph. 3733594 or )73-, LEG;ON e:' Hwy 17-921 Mile South of Sanford Sep Orange Hills in Orange City - MEETINGS today, A new community 04 30 brick homeSweStof 17 C2on Holly Or Our sign will direct you. 8 P.M -2nd and 49' Thursday Each Month Austin Development Corp., Altamnfe Springs. 101775 41$, Mr Bradford open 16 p.m BINGO Every Mon & Tut'. Early Bird at 1- IS PM Regularatl:ISPM - -- . - - - ii •aIi, I - - - .$" ..-_ - W i" - Life j,j LONGER USED CAMPIN(, GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AI' !. - -- '. - . ._I. . .---•Oeâutilul Large Wooded Lots Street Lighting & City Water & Sewer BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS . Scott , Malthew , .--,- Daily (closed Wed I Bingo - Thursday MO if your ciuli or organizatIon would like to be inIi,dn listing call it I TP41)ANO RD CCX*4~~~h-um Ifer-Ifil - ' __ ____ Beauty Care Bulldozing ______ _______________________ ____ ____________________ BULLDOZER WORK :learirsg lots our Specialty 373 173% after fl p.m - I 322 2611 in Thts NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that ,dicate a preference based on age from cm pioyers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Mcre information may be ,t-?,iined form the W,sgt' i,xjr office at Rm 309. Or lando f"rcf. Ctr, 22 W. Lake Beauty Or. P.O. Box C?'J A. Oria.lido, Fla 32506. teteph Care Boarding- Prof e55jfl with love S am 6 p m Animal Haven BoArdng 3275757 i Plumbing ______ * Bell Plumbing Co.* - Repairs --Remodel Add - tiYrS Licensed Bonded-- Insured " Irv. .1. Seyk_______________________ lnteritjr 5. ExterIor Plastering & Simulated Brick. Phone 372 7110. - Fist e'Itc.ent SCqvCe, old and new Bonded, licensed, 322099. I Want to tell SOmening'?c.,m ,i, investment in a Classified Act will i.v.niU rOSull', BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Sobs Wanted 377 t3)$,"L.ikeMry" - JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies, kiln dealer 105 Closed Thurs'iay 2 752). 8 Sunday _________________________________ ' Concrete - CONCRETE PATIOS OGflURN FENCE co ,525 - __________________ Pressure Cleaning -, C' Al I 1i5 lot carpentry, m,s',or.,r Shingling. painting or tree trio' ming, Small lobs O.K. Phone 332 1671 alter .__________________ Tractor with mower, will uI acreage or lots. Call 322 1316. 377 ' ---- Electrical _ (,imercI A. i,ntaI _Fl__ ee irC,1l 5ry-cp I (en',rdS, flc4cia'cl ,'ii Seminole Co. 24 lit. An s.iering service. 130 Solt * HAPPY' BEAR Etlicer? cleaning \4 exterior surfacit Pooh, Mobile Momes, Commercial. Industrial, Residential, 67$ 7377. -- , & L. ecst Cleaning. Eaves cleaned, roofs Cleaned & coatect 'C tfj',- ', special rates 32) 1705 E R.GREENL(AI POUrING & REPAIR 014 171 4171,stl'- r Wallpaper Hanging r PAUL SLAT ER Professional WallpaperHanger Licensed. Reshdintio$-nsmerc ial Fri Estimates, Ph, 3226673 expert a Fix up" Time. Hire repairman from today's classified Income Tax Engraving Personal Tax Service Pdo.2 East Road 1797 (SiC Entrance)322 7199 -- &L II NOPAVI P4(1. at, ., ads 111111111111111111111111 SERVICE Lawn '.'rf,sl Pts,jcs. Jewelry, Trupnes iii It,'tPi Dr . S,snlcl, 172 5355 Well DriIng Service )ICP. JOYCE '.f IL OPILLtPf( I arid larger. i Jr!lTs. Sprinkle'c S Water conditioners, 322-41)0 - '., nlCfld,,(. agr('I'ir'l-ril', ,wAble it,l 173 3934 SENKARIK ULASS& PAINT CO 21O Magnolia Ave 177 4427 -u I1Uflfl9 Pet aopOritrrrn? Dog training In your home, All Breed Dog Training Academy, Call for free evaluation 131.7370, -, Ceramics .. - - VHOA.'OontthrO*awavusieulide tems Sell them Quickly with a Herald Want Ad,by calling 372 2631 and Asking for a friendly Ad,,sor - ', - Custom matte cabinets, bars, vanities or replace that old counter top, 373 1Q10 Glass-Mirrors 98 ii Painting Wt,%^ Painting by Lc,nd 32; 3175 Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions. Custom Work. Free Es'.ma" licensed Bonded 3230099. Pool Table taking up too much roOm? A ClassifledAdwIltind it a buyer. - KEN'S MOWING SillY 1(11 Acreage, Lo'sandLav'nS - treeestImaie, call J7Jm . - -______________ _ Call For All makes sewing machine repair cleaned, oiled 6 adtusted , Spe sole & Stephens Panting Contractor's 2516 Country Club Rd Sanford. Fla, 372-3010 Custom made screen room,. car ports. Top workmanship aria materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION. 323 4673. i,f rof -To 2nd Monday 2000 Club Hours- loam TO CHOOSE FROM MI l'i 1.4 I Ii - Buins Metin 'Sidewalks __ 11~"It Cart WIcomes You... . - -- Pres 4ffiaA -. - fII1:LIr!Lii 9 I - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 414 $176, Winter Park FLEE .. WV -- Wanted. Old furniture, lamps. mirrors, and glassware, inosc ,ate pirty 377 91 93 -- - --- -- - --- c_'i• im 1 : .- - '. SS Free advice & est. Lip interior & cit painting, repairs, carpentry. lecture, mildewiremoval 323 0791 _____ i~v ' - Wanted to Buy - . - - ___ N E - - ____ lb I -' - Feed JIM DANDY P FEDS Direct from boxcar lowest wholesale prices guaranteed Open ?Am toltpm,7diy GORMLY5. 3 mi east of Sanford on IA at PR 32) 1733 68 OPI , .._.. NION - - - L. Appliances ' - ' ,' . Home Improvements - JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE $07' Pd Maple Aye, Sanford 3715350 ____________________________ And .POSTs3 67.A - TOWERS bEAUTY SALON rrmrni, t- irr, it Be.suty Nook) 3191 1' nt'. 372 3742 NORTHERN TIMOThY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLD BALF,%730$9310p4 GORMLY C HWY 46 SANFORD AMERICAN -I--- Automotive Service 1111111111111111111 Livestock Conditlonkij t'llI-rir G1 .piAns Sanford Electric Company 7372 Park Drive, 372 1567 Poultry %'e nvite your comparison with ail otter homes you have considered - g- .. - Thursday 730PM Take advantage Of our Ocng prices. only 521.900 and $77300 = - BINGO EVERY i " --- -- AkCRegistercci Doberman Puppet Call 372 0131 Alter S 30 p m __ _ ___ Business Meeting Air .1 Pets and Supplies -. USI 1 Central Heat & Air Conditioning. ror free estimate, call Carl Harris, At SEARS n Sanford 327 1771, _______________________-- -' - . A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You .e is a Pug for Christmat See t ours now Terms Available. 190 Alma, Lake Mary, in 5799 COUNCIL 333? DeBARY. Close to like, 3 bedrms. I, baths, large lot Holland Really, 323 7073 - Q - a . F ~ - - _-SERVICES Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only II per day CARROLL'S FIIPNITURE .,.__ 0 "4 a ' .. " ~~ fluslnets. Homes, Acreage. (leach and Mountain property for sal e HOLLAND REALTY. 313 7073 . -. 122 6457: ASterS, 37341)1 Ti0 eai tai Gutow ra,,ut.v, .- - - - -_.- 78 1167 Ford Galaxy Convertible. Good condition, 1500 Ph. 372261) ext. 37 131-1241 eves. . ibanoonect,uns.,an,ea iunk. cars hauled away. Your cost, $30 0ttbo, 2916194 anyilm. Equipment for Rent - - Lifestyles 1W Ir* 64 .s3 wiIde Homes + is an ideal way to In form the public of your REALTY . , '. ;.il tiles and modelS, 10 speeos, S 'Deeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 312 0241 JOHNNY WALKER CENTER depar'ment) '61 Ford Falrlane 300, Economical 6 cyl Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager, 373 62)0. . '73 Vega 0,1 4 speed, air, r&P'r, wide ovals, tinted windows. extra ctean. 57.100, 322 I603-372 224) Junk Cars Removed ~ Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 71 Hour Service Call 372 14;f ! -- and Trailers '13 RANCHERO 500. Nothing down, takeover ('all Credit manager, 373 6730 Boats 8 Marine Did you know That your club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? Th is Father Richard J Lyons re 78-Oforcycts 96$ Imperial Leflaron. All ac cessories. 1150. 7401 Mellonville Ave Sanford. I R065OP4 MARINE 7927Hwy 1192 377 596* club activities. L!" CALL '70 Maverick Grabber Good Condition Automatic $1400 Call 3731342 I Bicycles i 2 t7 1Junk Cars Removed - 173 Ranger XLT Ford, excellent condition, $7,793, Call 323 SiP,, after 6 11 w _______________________ R eo 77 - -Equipment ---=.---- I - - . Ph 671410 A. 76-Auto Reirs. Parts. Accessories Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories ' I? Volt Auto Batter,es$Il.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 109 Sanford Avenue ' TV-Radio-Stereo 55 - is Gilman disposal. Cmilral heat air. Lot Igo Realtor Fern eta u&iui ____________________ 1966 Mustang. V 5, PS, air, auto,. radio, new tires. Perfect Con dillon Mutt see to appreciate 323 6676. private owner FORD MAVERICK 1910, excellent condition, new tires, standard Shift 1995 May be seen at Scotty's parking lot, 700 Fren''s Ave. Sanford. or call 349 5373 - MILLERS 2619 OrlAndo Drive, 322 03S2 Meetings Business 7' 30 1st. Tues . 3n mill Till We Succeed'' 53 Chapter P. 1969 Pontiac LeMans, extra clean with air, gas mileage good. 51.100. 312 3127. Campers 16 Service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230677 11 WiLCO LAN D c0 - 1972 Pinfo, 7,000 CC engIne. 4 Speed, P and H. good Condition, $1,473 .'22 3026 ,___________________________ - IPIMORE WASHER, parts, ER ICAN 66 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Nothing down, take over, call credit manager 323 6230. '6$ Camaro. 6 cylinder, opwei' 'teer;ng and brakes, radio. -ate, I owr,i'r, r,cod condit-on SJ0f3, 313 1911 Tr.1vel Trailer, Sleeps 6. Sr on dl? Ofled, 322 .1170 Washers, ranges, refrig. S3995 up. Also repairs Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., 373 1932. , - Autos for Sale '63 Buick Wildcat Good mechanical condition Almost new tireS. 1250 ast* Pt,, 321 1611. Travel Trailers P F COt-dOlT iOPdt..0 Refrigerators. Washert anti Dryers WARRANTY. .-ve Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 644 7611. - 'J89U Appliances 80 Chevy '63 Super Sport, with 1$ 753 engine. Neo transmission, air conditioned. 2Oto 73mpg 373 3715. - 75 -- 32 -. 1l1 ru icinsi Cc,, Ii& •j a., ajr JL Why Pay rent? When you can on your own home and also hiyt incOme frqy the property. Large 3 bedroom, with separate rented cottage Quiet street, formal Onrg room, and woort burning frept, Only $19,000. Call fl.'i Edmunds Assoc. Lovely 3 bedrm, 2 bath brick homes for discriminating people' Peaceful Setting Oak trees add to lhe beauty of these delightfully spaciout home$its. Urn! " .... - ---------- Lovely new floral lined drapes, full length, 2 Pairs Call 322 3049 .'venngs 32256$ __________________ '' To buy and tell gold or silver coins, toritact us first We Alto buy bulk i,i0t (Qn5 SEMINOLE COIN CENTF-R . 109, W lit 371 135) - buy sell-trade jl)))SE. First $I GENE Lake Mary- 7 acres plus. corner Site, excellent area, cleared, 5)0.500 fly owner 3734*36 or 682 ) . 0n Stamps.Coins ' ?,'utt sell & sacrifice beautiful Spanish and Contemporary living room sofa, chair and love seat Marble top end tables, cocktail tables, lamps. A. pictures All items like new Please call 641 $473 after S p.m. only, Carpet Cleaning-We get the DIRT out. That's the difference. Free Est. KutA Decorators. 109 W. Is) St. 327 2333. - I & I REDROOM, 7 BATH BRAND NEW I'OME$. PACKED FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D IX PECT AND DESERVE East Hwy, SO. 330' front. 30 acres High A. dry, 520)0 acre, 23 pet down, by owner, 611 6312 TUuCpl 'P4 SEW Springs , CLOSING COSTSI . Cash buyer for used articles, fur nitur(,, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUE 372 6972 * K Kirby Vacuum Cleaner, reasonable - 6 pc. oak dining room suite, (AIWlitinhi IA '.-.S I' mahogany buffet; 7 box 32o34 irverspring me?tr,sses, 34"& *3.. .123 3713 altec 6 p m, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE r L IL i Autos for Sale top, keystone magi. factory tape 2270371. CASH 373 .4132 For u:ed furniture, .11p1iqi;e',, tools, etc Buy 1 or 100$ items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanlorj Ave. . . IN - - 'b 4 ' C BLAIR BROKER A. J. PENPIINGTON ASSOC 3737710 Horny 3739)70 - -i't.anai 12-000 home-s en ttt area. shostd "I{1vCt this *0 romovr.rq Th,, '\ With VA cleared & fenced #.i?i St. r'r'v 3 bdrm mobile home 522.SCO *Singer* 80 Wanted to Buy 1 910 Olds 137, dark blue, black vinyl ',t'wrtg 4b'nit, rcpoSlt-ssed Singer's best model, winds bobble in machine. Full-1 automatic. pa balance of $15 Or 10 payments or V8 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East lit St Saaforci I" 9411 Eves B)) 1146 WANT TO BUY Riding lawnmower With Electric Starlet _ 68 lii Bldg 77 Flight Line Ave Sanford Airport -Iiii- DOWN r BUMPERS 3233900 REDUCED TO SELL i 7S--Crnprt Travel Tra.lers cat C.S' ______________ - * GOLDI SPARTAN _____________ u,y 69-Stamps Coins .70-Swap and Trade For domestic A. lmport Plckp, Save ic pet - BUy direct Fact or y ___________________________ workinn 66-Horses ' SANFORD 2574 Park Dr 372 21 .8 REALTOR After hours 372-9761 322 299) 327 044S WiNTER PARK 61-Building Materials . - Tri,i'iie bed sofa. 550. 08W RCA a.rtble With stand. ISO. Apt. size n frigerator, like new, $73. KULP DECORATORS, 409 W. 1st. $t. 322"3-S $37.50 - Goods Household -- Hwy 17-92 0vIh of Sanf or d ORANGE HILLS M. UNSWORJH "Stop el-Equipment for Rent See this I bedroom contemporary homa, and you'll *ant to move fight in Large fully equipped ea t in kitchen for her. Nice office With outside entrance for him. Only 7 yrs old 139.900 Call Doris Be,, A',5 Jim Hunt Realty EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, 1601 S. Hwy, Il P2 Mattland, 67$ I 39-Musical Merchandise (.0-Office Equipment And Supplies ROOM TO ROAM ________ ayton .y% t WINTER SPRIIGS t$IW. Fafrkns WE TAKE TRADES P ADDED STEP BUMPERS ii BALL REALTY 'f. -- Sports Equipment - 31 Buy, sell, consn, appraise, c special salt Out of anything value. 200 French Ave. 323 7.440 Sanford. Fla, -, •38 ____ Agency Sonsom SERVICE V. ZIG-ZAG I bdrm home, New Smyrn,, fleach- $7,900 Terms Blair Art t__s__ REALTOR AVALONAPARTMEP4TS ADULTS -NO PETS 1)6W. 2nd . St. Mobile Home Lots For Rent n__I, If You have an eye for real value, you'll eye the classified ads regularly. ______ COMPLETE AUCTION - SEWI!G MACHINE -- by Auctloneering Servlcei l Zifs P1441. 1I* Psit Lots and - - Acreage - - -- _____________ - WHIDDOPI5R, BROKER II ra. rar,., jaruu 322 599) ST. J OH N'S 0 c,sr.a;, 3fi.3' to St. Johns River, iood water fishing Imi. E of S.,inford 277 SlS7 after 3orwkntj', INSTALLEd call tic ae.awmei1 REALTY 7541 5 Frenct- Ave Dayw 177-7717 Houses for Sale Good ______________ pi 2 LOt', SD a 1C4)', Lerror, Bluff •'acl e. Septic in. $1,000 down, owner .lI f'it, ____________ SANFORD REt.LTOR Ill 7500 157 Hwy 131. Longwood 60 a I?' furnished trailer for tent. Call Steve Knight, 373 6310, or after 1pm 323 1033 ___ - •*s ,.....,, __, ' Two bedroom duplex furniShed apartment 4220 Or iantJO Drive, Sanford - Pay! . - 43 They PUIILIC AUCTION EVER MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TV Miti4liiøij, New and use furniture and appliances Pl special tales (watch ads) - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave 3603 Orlando Dr. 373 530 373 Cost, I, _____________________________ _________________________ used homes starting at down payment S. easy term, GOLD MEDAL ION ' Don't * Sanford Auction i ' Fat? Overweight? Try The Diadax plan. Reduce e*ceu livid with F1jev no prescription at Mco Disount Drugs. BROOKFIELD, '71, set up onlacre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm • 64' * 12'. Dealer, 3210130. - -- Ira? % right We are so sure you well live this care fret living, that we want you to try it before you buyi Slop by our 7turnj modets for details on this money back offer. rsi,. We .w.., h* ," Stem per Agency hall of the down payment for you , Isn't it worth investigating? 'SEMINOLE-REALTOR ORL.,-WP. Lixated on Airport Blvd between MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 11 92 arid Santo'c, Ave . 327 1991 19195. French Eve., Sunda y. 322-7374 or 37341% *1 I For Sale 15 to Casselberry Houses for Sale - Homes Rent Anytime Call 322-2420 - Ads T.'i'r'.i'" Miscellaneous Mobile Home Bank Repossessions. ChooSe from 6]) 2373 Dealer. - 40 12 BedroOm, Adults only Park Avenue Mobile Park 2545 Park. Drive. 322 2561 1 MI LOS SO - :,,i 58 -Camping Equipment uction ------ - - Equipment 41 II.., 3S "s""" 'it - - _________________________ _______________________ ______ 5 -Apolpanres SUt1I0 - i Ji'ui. ; I - - 'Sanfor-ds Sales t,eadr" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS ________________________________ REALTORS 2385 Park Business Property For Rent - " Realtor s 04 FaIrbanks, 13W ____________________________ WE TAKE TRADES I _______________________________ - - It going around these days!" ineans*efto'.WhattodOW,lh your old Car Sell 1 wit?-, a C Iatt II ('(i WELAKA APARTMENTS 1)4W 1st, 53 Mobile VA-- Nothing Down "ft looks like galloping loss of confidence. There's a lot of Apartments Rent Furnished ' i]1ECARGO, t' $I -Household Goods Radio 31 $ cesiT,' se H* 41 with I borm. house. PR frontage. ZOnPd Mi 373 19 9 ___ --- Merchandise . , .-------- 24 Business Opportunities $?-Real Estate Wanted . 1 ; (11t ) - necessary. Permanent employ - 1 4-Farms and Groves A .-'--_:--.---...........------- - -. HATTAWAY REALTY SETTLED WOMAN Free from oOligations to care for ,oung man in wheel chair. Housework. drivers license, references.Lovely home, good salary. Permanent ter sui?ab: Person. Write Box 373 in care 01 The Sanford Herald, Box 163). Sanford. 35-Mobile Home Lots a ?? - ,--- SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOT 'tern Wear. Save at the 0 riwI ti. it Y. I Ffl torrest Greene, Inc. i Apartments Rent Unfurnished - -' Citrus and Shade trees. terms. 5120.000. [IV OWNER. 3 bedroom, I', baths. wall to wall carptt, large lot. fenced yard 516.900 373 0014 CITY THIS COULD BE ITt we Jack R. McClure. Re Broker, 1t N Park Ed-wt (IlUq 373 t.. P'jve a 7 beclrom older home e Ii ,f)"; rc- :m, frrnil cIririJ )" '"room, eat ri kitchen and den. Nice location $17,5-00. You ought to see Mobile Homes it' ____________________- . GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W. 25th St. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. convenient Ii schools, Shopping center. Shai carpeting, drapes. dishwasher central heat & air Sparkling clear Pool. Move in today. Childrei accepted. 317 2090. Carpenters Heipt Call 374.30 54 After 7p.mor$.jncay 33-Houses Rent Furnished ,fl .- -- Lake Standish. Palm & citrus ONE OF SAN FORD'S BEST BUYS i this 3 3 bedroom, I' or two baths. all bedroom, 1', bath with air, heat, brick. From $73400 20th Street to den and other extras. In good LocuSt, turn left to 111h St right condition. 571,750. on Valencia Court North Modyl OØtfl 16 pm daily O iii HERE'S A DOWN TO SUNLAND 223 7010 EARTt4 PRICE on i 3 bedroom home with heat, air, terrazzo, and AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP carpor,. $%6,SG Have keys, will 1116300 thowi .," N ice l and 2 bedroom apts. 703Magnoi.a Ave.. Apt,) 27365$69a.m. •9p.m. ECEPTIOPIISTS.TYPIST for rapidly growing development and construction firm. Good typing skills. Pleasant teteptone voice And able to meet the public. Good working conditions with excellent benefits. Salary commensurate with experience. Call 273 0'77 Rentals PINECREST I - ç - ____________ , It - MARY KAY COSMETICS o tuy or sell, 2606 Elm Ave., 322- $214 25-Loans 3-TV - MAITLAPID FLEA MAfIT 1941 Hwy. I? 92. Open Sal & Sun 9 S •a 3 bedroom, 7 bath, %1750, assume $797 me I pci. Acre Realty APOPKA- 660' on blacktop road. REALTOR 373 7130. About 10 acres of rolling land, Realty ,, FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS 1170 FLORIDA AVENUE ____________ 73-But,ness Opportunities \ -- ittamonfe Catering newts women 'ivers Salary plus Commission Call 131-923.6 for appointme,'it Financial S,' --------.-.. - APOPKA.- S acres, 165' lakefront on - 3 rm, turn, apt., utilities included 5110 ma., 5.50 deposit. 363 East Georgia Ave., LOrIgWOOII perienc,d two way radic technician Call Syntoric Technoto;y lot aPpointment coltect. 30S 299-1721. A Subsidiary of CDC t$•pWd - ' - -- 1 and 7 bedrooms, carpeting and drapes, central heat and air, full ,quipped kitchen. Adults only. PP 373 6630. -'.e immediate Opening for ca IS-Action Snorts - - For Sale - -. NEW 1 & 2 Sedrooms from 5165. 6 mos lease. Sandlewood Villas Call 3237120 TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call 644 3079 ')-"Travel Agencies 1'\ ______ New unfurnished two bedroom duplex%. 2116 Lake Ave., San lord UTILITY CONTRACTOR. Manhole, conduit and cable. Erpeflenred only. Paid vbCation. hotpetall,ation Call ,'.lN(O CONSTRUCTION CORP. 53) 3453 10-Do It Youreif )l-lntruc?jon a - THE BORN LOSER cn tfeeS, 530.000. ,%, - --- Foremen Places Things c Con tru tion * 6-Child Care - --. - - j DELTONA AREA East of take Monroe. about I miles oft II. i,, ... a,, a , ccl tê,rnith,d bedroom .% floicboId pr I r.ilee, anytime alter 5,30, 3fl-U59. - 4-Personals - "L\ (:_r) --__-- KEYPUNCH--Exp,rlen only. Day or Me. NORRELL TEM PORARY 2211 Lee Rd. WaitS ) -Cemetarie (\ \ ____________ / 322.1 Llassitled I santno Springs, Section, 2 lots. Write Howard Southern, General Delivery. Longwood, Fla Acre Realty. REALTOR-323 1750 Stenstrom - 7-In Mmonam '-Good I _0 Steeping roomforrent Longwocd area Ph. I31467 P l-CarsoThanks I . 5440 Help Wanted Announcements I-Eating ) ______ _____ CTèAiN Veterani. No Down 3 Bedroom, 5,36 Mo., S', PcI TOR 373-5774 ___________________________ ______________________- ) Lots and Acrpinø 7 bdrm. matonary home, liu w th St ASrq pr S1i,SC, vwner will Consider cash offer Ray Lundquist, Broker 322 I HALL REALTY ~ __________________________ - I , II ~I . . I1 f, II . ________ for Sale BROKER -' Rooms for Rent FLYING CARPET YOURS, INC. AirliC ti(kf'f5, Cruise and Tours it official rates 227 Sei'soran Blvd.. (Hwy 436). $317231. Arpor Blvd. REWARD. 3732936 ' Agencies " ,, Ad. Classified ' I / Houses ós SPLIT PLAN2 ttr. parIci family room, central hei? arid air, near shopping 123.UJ.) J P.an or wo man to room and board or share expenses. Call anbllmC, 323 - 051. large brown & white Short male 29 ;trr ALDl1 Clip newspaper items for a profit' Earn 5.5 to 135 each For in formation, send Soc A. stamped self-addreSSed envelope. First 25. gets information F REEl Sudduth 70) Bird's Terrace. Winter Springt, Fla. 32707. Oranges. Lemons Grapefruit, 1angel I V Foster. 311 a-sea 111 NEAR LAKE lbath,Iurnlstied, Young o'.pleor retirement home, sis.. 1 1 STEADY INCOME. An investment for those who MUST SUCCEED. Call collect. 9047" 32005 U.S 17 97. Sanford BORED? Wanted, Personable young lady interested in hypnosis to x casionally assIt in lectured demontrat,ons Will train 322 Lost and N Hoi,ses for. Sa1 41 AND E5PECALLY beacuse of the oat shortage, a Wit Service. coin operated KWIK KAR WASH in the Eating Places With A Bite -.. n %.27C %antord area. will Provide years of - The by Gilt Fox - .. __________________________________ 8 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford F tr ids Sad-Ease I in "IT I*)IJ1V. I!1IflTS Osleen Bridge Fishing Camp. Gun ed yard. Hof mCals Shop. orting goods and moue os hm for sale, We are retiring. 2' ml. east of Sanford on 11$ at , meals Tender love & care drawbridge. child. Educational child care & hridcrgarlen, A ChIld WocI1. JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSIONt 2154 S Sanfora Ave 37) 7i T4 busy earning a living to make ____________________ tnoney? Way to riches. 373-641). FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM perhaps AlCohol,ct Anonymous Can Help You ~ ___._ - ------- J6 Personals I Taxes __ - _+_ Narc.d rn - , ----- -- IT -- -- er, Tuesday, Jan.22, 1974-7B I_p - t.'% LAWN CAR 'IALISTS & WALL FURNACE OIL HE and residential. CLEANING, CALL RALPH'S Commercial Contracts now ,jyAi'Able PIOMI SERVICE, 373 s9sil or 3237173 iii'atcrsClcane,j, Serviced, Sold And t;,l:J Cali Ge'ny., iitg & ,, Lawn Clean Up, and L1411 Hailing Tremblay, 323 2771 -'i 3cr cc' 17) 5I)' WELLS DRILLED DUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and slles We repair and service S'INE MACHINES SUPPLY CO 707 'i%' 2'd 5t 172 64117 Call us Now Ir L lI atthhtri 322.2611 '4J1026 __ - . ____ - --- -ji- 3 _- - - - --- _- or !jrrath 831-9993 -- M = -- = ~---- - --.._t ---. --__'_ r_-,-- �I BB-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Jan. 22. 1974 . - .lb ~ -- .-..# . - ____ . . i. fl . ;' - .1 - I- Egyp t Agreement Open Suez Canal - - .- WHAT A DESOLATE PLACE IS GAZA DESERTED ROAD crosses this arid area of kilometers. Once it separated the Gaza Strip in Egypt. Road runs for about 10 and Israel. I U.K. (. 1)I ef c) f £ - - • in .jcru.uiiqn. I cold L W - '' _tl. _-_, --QdAug~ .2_;T;:___-SVr,= = UII.UIUUill of the voters to his Conservatives or to the miners toommil Paull _11FICIA11 of wild &"%' BACARDI GRAND OAD 100 U" 04 un -0 Some ministers were report- I ed adamant that the government not gibe in to the miners' demands for pay raises above liese the most important thing stations 'u 67.. 3 17 - I ~,-_ __ 'd, . - .- 14 ,_ , vow I IWIL . SIX 1114i 45" 3o79*vAn ,.. 00*0 :-ww _ ABC 8 YR. 'A"" OLD IMP. CANADIAN BIG "T'" M 11 I OVA 11 1641AI OF scotcil IMP. TEOUILA N-. In 10 14 1111ALl . . )M Vol WIRKO 49 . . . MORE FPCTS I IA . LAUDER'S tur 1i ,:n L H is it W" un 11111' UVID -, ._ . W 1 0 4 4S Iwo, Ill I . GIN-RUMYOOKA v iii ' STANLEY iT Still 11A ,VF n "- }- * 7 .a •. .ita.i '"", 3 sill 1 4 ,o V001114 ' ________ C5I&AI *tts BLACK ''I,.,' SUNSET , I II ISCAU RIC "3p to PLANTERS NUTS Pil l ____________________________ BEER6 *01 usi ItV, BIER CASE & SAVE Ck" 1114 M4 Sanford Herald, Sanford P.O. Box G22 Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 TRE G '.Send me . copies I " 4,19 I rig 399 109 429 5 :::" .:. ' ,14 ALL WINE 8110W BOflIED UI CALIF UI WI NERY Poll &URGUIIDY I a Si CwiA$TICLA*f I Time" - Address City ..' - - = -' U T0 1150"S1110114u.s.3.99 4.29 State .-;,.',, I. a - . !.-( - Zip .. / /' - *14111 P0*? GAlLON ABC - 'IV 4 CfihAJi')*DRYIHt*RVl4Ii ,,,I.J 2.1 9 via os cm.Mn SAN MARTIN IllLUTTA!" VptS'k'i .4tt.I PU tcv'' r A l I ,L I Flil"ll Ifil / . - a W _ ., - .. . P. 8'' S.9901IA216*99 "ART ~~ __ ONLY ARC HAS A TIMPIRATUPI COsTPOLLtO tile prolific "letter-writer," C.C. _____ . wasn't aware (if following "discrepancy" until I tVP StOlta _______ TlIklSttTL*llT ' meeting during the invilcation. Shanw. shame. shaine' received a communications from this country's most ABC 8 YEAR TEACHER'S tVP '' tcuc. I WA LARGE HI-WAY 17-92 Iliese foreigners help to inakv K1,;sInger told No high- rolls, CIUA VT(VH 31 .$CN *ALI2 - HI-WAY 17-92 . 'I"' GWO VIN. RED, ROSE, WHn I 1.99 11of 22.95 , 'I,.'".. , no sobill D sm ft"to$4060 - 169-- 18-95 It is Interesting to note that 0 ANDRE'ISIMON-1.ER CRJ . . 4.29 46.50 ABC PORT, SHERRY, MUSC., II9II 13.15 Mi .*M MASSOU GAMAY TORE; '69 ROSADO 2495 BEAUJOLAIS 329.. 3595 AT 436 CASSELBERRY et' .44"t.9-16 WOODLAND PLAZA 1.99 21.95 10-CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2.99 3395 CRACKUN RUSE 3 19'. 3? O AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH 149 00 ' MAN OF LA M.ANCHA " 22.95 CARODIU IMP. ITALY 199: 22.95 "'"'" '#MiMi'.iei t&* 12 .#..o... LEttER StWARU KAT1 229 2495 AN MARTIN BLACKBERRY 219 2795 ROSE FROM PORTUGAL ,•_. , SHOP. CENTER 1400 5 WOODLAND BLVD. DELAND WCJGD1.A'sC) PLAZA 5uOPPN' CU1TIR A .- _______ -' 2? 9 AMGRIA FROM SPM : • - - George A. Pfeil, a retired New York City police officer, and F)oroaId H. Dobson, former Winter springs chief. By LLOYD . -_ -i ____ - ...-' -_ -- ,_ t .. - - - -0-%-- 1: _ ~~i6lI - - - -M .1, - r--: _ IF - - W. zmall _ .F / , ~- - '.. . _. - _-_ . % -I - t= t.A - I __ -I __ * J . I '. , .1 i . - _-._A~.'_w' I V */ - -_ / - ' it -- -' * . -_ ---_ - I > .,. " - _# _---- - . 1 CIT\ W, it'r-. i ri .. IV Vol- - I _', N%ftl - . - - --_ - -1 ~__--_ - . -ill ___11 I- %L _4w:- - -. r I __~ ~ - ~ 11W ~-Ir . . - O\' MET PROJECT STARTS --Nlappilig plaris, from kilift, .~Irs. Kisli, Alrs. Gielow. Nirs. Crabtree and .%Its. Karlis U - "We hope to have the key citizens of th e community." support and help of these other Carrying Monday's date was announced by the public affairs Committee and the Sanford As the Community community improvement selects five winner for prizes department of the Woman's garden clubs," Mrs. Gielow Improvement Project takes pro*ts Pfl are judged ranging from A00o to Slo,000 Sanford, said. "But most important of all shape it is hoped that citizens on the district level, then and awards are made at the area and out-of-state pollice de. Help of all citizens, local civic is to have the interest and will mobilize for a blol statewide by the State General Federation of Woi partments. clubs and organizations is being coo.wration of individual block citywide beautification Federation of Wornens Clubs. Clubs' na I ns ed Sherman H. Elliott, a part-time which will be entered in Altarnonte Springs officer, na tiona l competiti on sponsored Other applicatio sought on the two-year project includ i iamilson To s Pro e Longu,00d Matthew W. Mattock, former by the General Federation of Thornton, Cob,, police chief; Women's Clubs and the Sears W Seminole Sheriff's Deputy Roebuck Foundation, Mrs. Walter Glelow, chairflioiiias Ilennigan; Do minick Galano, former New York city man of the Woman's Club I NIcEvers, policeman; Timothlill. public affairs department, met John Crabtree to formulate Florida beverage agent. Jaques said Monday night pla ns seeking participa tion in Schilds withdrew his applica. the community improvement 114,011on a,ii; sircretary of tinn because of the il-politic.11 stale In an administration situation" in Longwood, Pr011ect. Mrs. Karas is sponsor of Councilman June I-ormann Junior Woman's Club of San- A k Of By DONNA ES1'ES Herald Staff Writer ments, said he is concerned struction Co. for renovations on about the validity of certain the old medical building, he contracts and other documents said. The building was being LONGWOOD - Council Jaques may hive signed during remodeled into a city hall annex Chairman E. E. \Villiarnson the 13 months he has been to provide additional office said.Slonday he ~Ill ask the city mayor. space for city departments and told The Herald today she ford and Mr-s. Crabtree Pon- council to conduct a full-scale He also questions a bill paid sleeping quarters, lounge, investigation into problem by the city for automotive parts shower and kitc-'si for firernien. Tuesday, the day after Jaques' Woman's Club of Sanford, areas In the city government,, for a vehicle the city does not Jaques declined comment on the disengagement talks." statement, and Schilds told her NBC did net give its sources for the report. he withárew because of the low salary being offered. interest by Mayor Eugene by land developers and tapped Into city water lines Jaques In signing for build ing viola ti ons of the city's trailer without a permit and on ordinance, payment of auto parts bills for a Yesterday's high 83 bow this permit applications, Our greatest tiappint'ss dtws not depend on the condition of life in which chance has placed us, but is always the result of a good conscience, good health, 1 occupation - and freedom in i ll just pursuits. -- 1 and improvement effort. Winning projects In Florida are Citizens are being asked to By entering the local project judged with projects from other clubs, the Greater Sanford suggest beautification and in national competition the states in Sears Roebuck's five A citywide Community Chamber of Commerce Ladies community improvement Woman's Clubs hopes to win administrative territories. Improvement Project has been Ci0c and Community Affairs needs. money to be used to other A panel of national judges City Editor and Edward A. Schilds, a Mrs. Robert Karns and Mrs. Entertainment lloroscope IkspitaI notes Public notices Society Sports State Stocks IV Weather morning 55. A chance of fog Index Area deaths ........2A Iritlge IOU Calendar 12A Classified ads .. 101111 Comics . 98 Crossword puzzle 108 DearAbby - . 811 Dr. Crane . . 108 I-:diK'rial ci*mmimt'nt 4A -- - Mr. Moseley has mailed a cop), your breath, though.) .. -- ' _ amis -:NMA_75B.. ~ 17- .M- -= City that he belie v es President look part with Kissinger In _________ -------- ________ - - iiil!5 - 1-I.e.- I - ~7, ~_~__Mn~~.__=-_ _ ,- --- I of this letter toALl,MEMIIERS OF CONGRESS. Now let's watch and see what q lJA4 (ST(A!l FM3T hO4 I - .f __` b Announces rovement roj ect Nixon wig leave office WIthin the next six months. "Kissinger said his Ford sould not change. - including in alleged conflict of own, Hlegal tap-ins of city water the charge a land developer has liappens, O.K.1 (Nn't hold BROWN LABIttl[BIRAUMILEN1.99 .,V 2295 L!4i. oman 's Sors the tiew Junior Miss 3495 .. , -i ;f - .- .' the additional ..i4 -" headed by Vice PresIdent -- - -•.-. LXiwncy, a veteran of many Club of rt an 'out- - - - - --- --- ___._ ____________ office s Ithin the next months. NBC later said Kissinger po - - - - an application from John. it termed the re J __: reflected higher ui.l1i _R ~ :__ - ._ - 2rJ - i -2' __________ - deputy, replied the applicant Tuesday the prvitimnary fir '---- - . -~~.___--- - IV ______ . 4 A .."i sales volume ' Exxon is the sectind major oii r company to report how it fared ' nanciallyin the fourth quarter President Nixon will leave rageous lie." The report, aired Tuesday on NBC's "Nightly News" program, said in full: "NBC Ness in Tel ,%jr has learned that Secretary "u'.' " "Our citizenry is not 21.49 VIVA BURGUNDY. CHABLIS. generally aware of this type of Pb ROSE .. . 1.99 , 2295 MBAL FROM PORTUGAL - 229 24.95 'foreign aid,' and I am sure it .-fk--.~41-11 1,_ ' ROYA1 CHERRY IMP OENMARX 7 29 1r* 24 95 il would not be approved b~ them "P IA!1 RUSCfJ 111,1y 2 5 95 .... ' "' '" if the> could get any action by SCADET 2.98 '%I 31-95 1 1,A their representatives in TORRIS VINA Slit 129 : 2495 --.,---,-. - CABERNET SAUVIGNON Congress," 3.ga 4295 '12 YIN. SARRAU BEAUJOLAIS 2.98 'llill says It has learned that Secretary of State Henry A. Kis singer told two high-level Israeli Moseley of Glendale, Calif. "The Secretary of Health, . EducationandWelIare recently ,. confirmed that approximately i) 18,000individuaIsonour&ciai Security or Welfare rolls are not citizens of the United States. u,,, q,. CUBE ICE °' Nixon Out Is A Lie: I ______ -- in [I was James J. 0 Brien, forrnrhvJ ch ill nr iSin Mamaroneck, N. Y. police deportment. Jaques insisted ()'Hrien'sappllcatlonwasln the city's personnel file. However, a check of the file this morning showed O'Brien's application carried a dated stamp for Tuesday - the day alter Jaques claimed it WRS already in the file. Also stamped wi th Tuesday's date were appllcatioifs from ministers he believes 10 WISER 1 0 YR. 11* ' fie told city councilmen - -_______ the n Schreiner, a former sheriff's tion's 14th largest oh firm, said Church asked (or divine Monday night resumes and ituidatwe to 1p.H1 mtir n,i.,.. u, u0rr'•"" nf f6 the city council in workin g harmoniously with one another, At this week's meeting, Rev. E. Ruth Grant of the Pentecostal Church asked the Lord Li' lead those with selfish Interests in city government to lxii the good of the cornniunity first. S Each side taking advantage of "using" someone on their behalf at the start of the NEW YORK (AP) NBC '. 41 IS CASt *o.Ds,,S,u,lolc. HEOGISBUTLER S1AS HOWl 10 YR "..""" - COUNTRY WINE Of FRANCE 199 ______ UAW?s*OApi*'it3 'i PUt! SAtfP'I I$3'Ctt0*4 .1 . i least on e Kissinger J714 (09111 Wt WIIKO - p. h..;. - 9 99c 4 2 CHIANTI VINO GUASTI,°00y Name 1 .4. *aN '.".' AP ALMANAC Enclosed is $ I of A? Almanac. , (:;:..) CHAMPAGNE ' 'GLASSES fAL4 , period nmnlivtie.n 1. f. - '' :4 0_` raw material and product costs Dowell took advantage of ac. Schreiner charged last week crued vacation timp to leave the that an application had been city during his twoll notice refused a qUeSromat W. I.. seeking the job. Holcombe of the Nazarene - I . tsvek, Rev. lliJ&*TsTISflq " .. IMP. TEQUILA ST. LEG ER _______ 10' lbS. (AS. LANSON CHAMPAGNE 149 MACNU MS5.8 Il* I '' '."'' '''' CIXQ" pi \i' I CANADIAN THIS WEEKS BEST BEER BUY LUiESFE BEES StI.t.&EFIR BEER - S creased , , bargo was begun and retail now claiin there are 800 million Schreiner later told The Govoruhk ,accepted the Winter prices of petroleumand natural illiterate per,wris in the world! Herald he gained his informa. job. (Imagine what would happen if Springs police chief's tion from a complaint filed with gas fuels climbed sharply. On Tuesday, Cities Service they really tried. ch, i the state attorney's office. Herald last week only three Co., l4th largest in the industry, men had apphed for the sioll000 Monday night, Jaques in- said its fourth quarlev earnings Politics isn't aloix- in the City a year position, and he has sent sisted Schreiner reveal the were nearly 50 per cent higher of Longwood spotlight. Religion resumes and applications from name of the applicant who had than its profits in the coin. now becomes a part of their just two men to the city council. been calling weekly actions He said today 10 men are Sc hreiner 's charge a lie Cities Service Co., of CERTIFIED BRANDY^ ABC 8 YR. OLU il CHAMPAGNE-COLD DUCK 1.99 I "s.' 41% CERTIFIED 99 35 f, 'no .. . J LVII 44 3 50 3. 4495 349w 3'1O 3.10" 4188 3.-d4 5795 319__3795 V4*4151 5 flAil 0(5 "'•114.1 46' , I't';l JACQUIN . ABC PREMIUM BEER OR CRAM AU 105 i COLD COACH 8 YR. WW 1111 ii ROYAL DELUXE "i"'61-T410-MIZA 0-7 6.99 ___5.49 ____LJ1___ -1 1 KY. TAVERN •?I II . (U UOTti p5uf5 VELVET I tI PCI 991 I ~ PREMIUM "10" LA 14145 ALMADEN Aul . ", 11110 IC0101 a report in w is J 31 : . 1 - - personnel department today, send only "recommended" released W names of 10 appil resumes to the col .i, ' lli . lill I jj ______ -- -- i- prices rose, partictilarly in the latter part of the year, these I chirs - - Ings from petroleum and natu ral&u operations In the United States rose 18 per cent from crease of 141 per cent "Thi means that whil e J --- - V N' ~. i Toda>, Jaques said it has been "common practice" to W 1 Do ii project. n:ey were ' eradicate illiteracy, I'm tol(f, For the record...they t % _____ ''' GI 1sIl4IT I HUT eto , I - ! CI.AN upMCGREGOR Stoll" ________ . soma I. .4#ja hr.. •Il.L , Last LU1SUWI IUfltl 4 rm. bill . __SANDY MACDONALD QUEEN ANNE _ - b ' OLD RARI TY sons in the world. ' I , I%1ftAI1 ?A1A ..rn .r._) OUTHERN 12 YR. uo,ci SOIRSI -. ' cants were W'uGWOOD - Mayor Eugene Jaques through the city "ID i7clikin Illitell: to r-r- - ii PerCent 60 average return for the company new energy supplies. This is a vide the first concrete evidence Cities Service listed a per over the previous 10 years. 39 per cent jump over the pieof how the oil com panies have cent gain i in operating pro f it-, He said the earnings figures three years, he said. / sold in IM, about a half cent morle than in the previous year. 1.4 Jamieson said Exxon's earfi- * Forcxample,backinig5owt. eants (or the nUce GRAND1 J YR OLD TRADEMARK 10 . 399-. 4695 LANAIAJI '' TOM SIMS . .... They, do tWr job at the United Nations i I think???) .,_ %# . - BEA U KY. BEAU Ill 12 YR 9460 KY. J: Us"" VIP Ill "04611 2.88 I I~1`4*19V011 5353 01. STANLEY KY. GIN 59.15 OT, SUNNY BROOK BLIND 4.49 5895 WISER 15 YR CAN BOND 899 3950 OUART ,7. GIN-VODkA 19941 9250 CER1IFlED' CANADIAN 499w, 5695 PARADISE VODKA GIN RUM 3 Iii 41.15 OT. JACQUIN BLEND 439.. 5095 ABC VOOKAGINRUM 4 1 9. 49.95 OT. CERIIFIEOBYR 40% ':' 549..... 61.95 OUARTJAC0UIN. ,..., 549_ 6195OT. CANADIAN FALLS4YR 3 . 14 59.75STANLEY KY. VODKA HEAVEN O1°OUAl1 CREEK Clip Out and Mail the Coupon Below o Is, a - *4 " ' , *" S"I" set4 " -C%"U ~_ffi~ QUA1T +ot C LO I BOODLES ROYAL CASTLE MACKENZIE 6--~~12 - Ub,M U* tun I" a us Mi le im scgics . By DONNA ESTF-S p° IQT)_'TV 1 , l. , I L"7r- • C, " Lu Pi ? 499 4.99 '. ,', . 12 YR. L IMP.SCOTCH a..,...., a,....,? . UMLl 4 TM rr At 4.i t.iatu MORE PAGES I jui 319... 4548 STANIIYIMP.CANAOIAN U'' L "" ________ A* 44001 - I=_ Or0~~I= IL'.LN41FI1{"IL1_.V I1'Ci'Jttt_LLITi_Iii "" 1A 100 PR VODKA :I . .I I -_' 7.49 u ABC RUM ! Il:1L'.1V C-81:41 , , $111i fallill'all."I *D'i I 1111i 11 of Ill MINIPI 1[44: 1114111 (A "All ., SOMETHING LONDON I I 'I JACQUIN . . .4.49 "' ABC VODKA TOWER SPECIAL 14, COT 414 I" 01110140" tricill .1 Vims spill tcatcu WIA. 11lu" I A TIA MARIA - .7.99 11v HARWOOD STANLEY W . C Mill ucoto I"u JLM"& . . I IT 611*4 DOWLIN2 CANADIAN 91 1% Cal "I 04 all Ill - C" .A CA= _ .0"1 , . InIIA t - &"Ill - kuas(uv .T.S. 1000 " BROWN .4b.I 49" .. . . P V. A"Kill 11011 ttl 4l 8 YR. KY. BRB. 6 9 60 - , 5*, CANADIAN FALLS IUNOAT "" Chief Race (.J I'T) ers ! ! fiiust Al J K Jamieson Euon ihair man, said the company tu.i 1 RE PEATER 12 FOR 29 95 CERTIFIED 90 PR. OLD GOLD 01I Lit 1O YR liii) VSOP BRANDY 1" JACQUIN 1ZD 581 LI OLD ohaa,%, 2 99 i,s Longwood fl~ 4.99,.jIa, 3.99 oi.aa, n 34.J4" 5595 HIGHIANOBREUE CERTIHED 6 YEARS 010 ---------------------IIEftV PTIiirw PA?L1 ., 4•55 UUAflI IU1LU i.UlUl 5TH. 5b OLD IAMLY 3.99 . 45.95 ABC 8 YR. OLD SCOTCH,,, I' I 8 YR. ROYAL DELUXE f CERTIFIED 4.19 . 53.88 93 PR.[BEN HORN 8 YEAR .j9,,,, 5895 BAU..ANIINE 12 YEAR OT. ABC 6 YEARS OI.D 4295 INYIR HOUSE " 3.19 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER MR. EOKENTUCKY ....3,59... 41.88 KILT CASILE 86 PROOF Mc HENRY 8 YEAR ______ 3.99469501.WHYTE&MACKAY ANOTHER GOOD BUY.11 - '' 11 kM DANCING 'TIL 2 A.M. ANY BRAND. ANY DAINK. AAyIIl 4l- lit . J44jj'[44A•J1'Jl_i'j'j1 - ' ' I i I çO I1 4 KENT 4 via PIT 91 us BENECINE 8 gg Ila , - JIM BEAM "n ii:.S.,:~".",--ii 1.&.. SAYING IS YOURS - fin Jackson became angry at one point when Exxon vice president Roy A. Blaze was un able to provide some figures on his firm's fourth quarter earnings. I ath -110i ncrease lion in the same period in 1972, a spokesman said, The internatio na l refiner sa id its profits for all of 1973 also showed an increase of almost 60 per cent at $1 44 billion, or $1089 per share of common Wednesday, January 23, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 132 r. Pr ice 10 Cents I U11 10 MR" COSS- Imfffiesill 3999 KY.TAVERN 100 0 HEAVEN V IMP KILT CASTLE AXI I$ TO of "low 1111%1 Sill rwrm -Speed the licensing and construction of atomic power plants by encouraging standardized plant designs, establishing an inventory of approved locations for future power plants and separating the questions of site 1972, f 1ra MR ED KY ,, VODKA OOF GIN BROOMFORD IOYR . 1 4 4 J SONG AND DANCE ACT GREETS the Chinese New Year with performances in San Francisco's Union Square. Members of the Chung Ngai troupe are Chinatown residents ly rb I - -_ fti Awl k NI-Way 17.92 Fern Pad * 1. BROOK QUEEN ANNE p Commons replied that he ex- The 1974 official Associated Press Almanac has been in• creased to more than 1000 pages. That means more facts, more statistics, more data than even last year's jam-packed edition. Added features include a map Section of the United States and Canada, a color section of flags, a detailed chronology of all the events in the infamous Watergate case that rocked the nation and the world. Pick your subject, pick your Question and you can find the answe r in this practical encyclopedia for home, $choct or office. It's a super bargair. -it $1.15, plus 25 CVn!. for hand!ng. Send in flow for your copy. it wjH be your best buy of the year. SliM CLUB Meanwhile, at the Capitol, the Senate's investigating subcommittee chaired by Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., continued into a third day its hearings on the energy crisis. Executives of seven leading oil firms were Witnesses. NEW YOIVK (AP) -Exxon showed profits of $42.1 been faring since U start of for all of 1973, earning $135.6 were "encouraging" but the Corp., the nation's largest. oil ures million, or $1.62 per share of the Arab oil embargo and the million, or $5.21 a share, rate of return was "not satis. company, estimated today that conunon stock. compared with intensification Oi the nations against $99.1 its profits in the final three flU million 0th O8asharein energy problems in the final share, in 1972.million, or $3.84 a factory considering the cornpony's record high capital exmonths of 1973 were almost 60 the final quarter of months But Robert V. Sellers, Cities pansion needs." per cent higher than the same Several other major oil firms Exxon Corp., the biggest in Service chairman, said the Sellers said Cities Service period of 19,72. are expected to issue year-end the industry, was scheduled to company's return on share- needs an estimated $1.3 binion Profits for the final quarter of reports this week showing sim- disclose its four r MW ho We th qua rte rs - eq uity, or investment, over the next three years for figures a a N ew or was 9.2 per cent, less than the exploration and development of pared to earnings of $493 xiii! fourth quarter reports will erence today. -I . - - ~. __ - - ___ . I th . ' 2AM 'A " t ' OLD Heath stood firm against the TUC offer. The Conservative floor leader of the House of 4 YRS. 0LOER1 GOLD MEDAL 41 i •.4 dill 1 '' 1 e I 1411(Rt'rOUARE',Ei,(RALU',f .1, _0 I 'P. . 0 , .r I __- - VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN I ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES 011,11111 Il - IF-,,.*. . WHY PAY MORE? 3 ars 14 - - .- -. -, OUAN0 ABC NOW OPEN INW0OOUKOPtAZA LONDON DRY WISER 10 YR back to miners' demands Monday in another meeting with leaders of the 10-million-member Trades Union Congress. In return for gill-ernment agreement to more money for the miners, the giant labor organization had offered not to use their settlement as a basis for wage demands from 0her unions. but the Wks ended in deadlock again. Labor party leader Harold Wilson demanded that Health explain why he rejected the wro OLD FLA. RUMVSOP COGNAC is 10 end miners' n on overtime and Sunday work and get deliveries of coal to the na- turns power . r, ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD STHS the ceilings set by Heath's antiinflation program. Others be- - "Isle '' , ILA, '.. [ 0 I! ll11 AMERI't',A'S LARGEST ABC RAS THI LOWI mylm, illy 11= rvs17L $"I a 6"O&AS approval from reactor licensing. "unreasonable Major Oil Firm Says P rofits - 5 DAY SALE TLJES. THRIJ SAT., JAN. 26 A 12 YR - would need ' a -- __ goverment blames for Britain's ish Industry, the country's initment "to refrain from from all Arab territories arid counterpart of the National As- blockade and obstruction of the United State has not cornelectric power crisis, Political correspondents of soclation of Manufacturers in shipping to Israel and from Is- initted itself to pressure Israel London newspapers said the United States, came out in raci through the flab at Mandab to give up Arab territories." Qatar's finance and oil minisHeath's ministers are also di. favor of the TUC's proposal to Strait," at the southern end of ter, Sheikh Abdel Azlz vided over whether he 5hou!d get industry back on a full work the Red Sea, she said. call a general election next %v!t Jan 1hasswungthr'.ajorit> message urging passage of the emergency legislation previously proposed and addi'.ig some new proposals. Nixon's new measure would, if adoptt'J: -Eliminate the 22 per cent depition -. The disengagement agrel Ahmed of Kuwait said such net is reported split over Ids reConservative support of ment negotiated by Secretary speculation was premature befusal to give in to the coal miners' pay demands and end the Heath was undermined further of Sth te Henry A. Kissinger also cause "Israel has failed to decut in coal production which the when the Confederation of Brit. means an Egyptian com- clare Its intentions to withdraw Slit? $OUI*Qi which otherwise transportation trinsn rtatjon controls." " -Permit temporary relaxation of clean air deadlines and requirements for power plants and other sources which cannot get an adequate supply of clean energy. ' - VODKA SAM CLAY 12 YR 100 PR &EUTUD*T Relaxations Law oil abroad. -Reduce the amount of foreign income tax which U.S. oil companies can credit directly against their taxes in the United States. -Extend for two more years the emission ,standards now applying to 1975 automobiles. -Remove the present requirement for a 90 percent reduction in nitrogen oxide emissions in 1976 cars. -Extend the legal deadline for meeting clean air standards in metropolitan areas - Prime peeled the prime minister to restoration of normal civilian agreement. LONDON (AP) Foreign Minister Sabah ellife in the canal area," she said. Minister Edward Heath's cabi- speak t od , The election would test w he ther the three work 10 t : . Air allowance granted U.S. companies producing - should bear the consequences." L. Official statements from in the United States and else- Cr WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon asked Congress today to reduce the tax breaks available to 1 companies operating overseas and to ease the demands of present clean air laws. - t Clean N i xon Asks Hal t To Oil Tax Breaks Th e President sent Congress a new energy Cairo -ihow that the govern- %%livre that tLe Arab restricment of Egypt intends to start tions on oi', product.ion might be clearing the canal and fitting it relaxed because of Secretary of for shipping, anti to work for the State I population and rebuilding of the work in negotiating the Egypabandoned towns and the tian-Israeli disengagement ISIS 0 0 Coal Ill case, but those countries which prefer to support and consoli. date our enemy by all mel Khnlifa Al Thani, told the Cairo new3paper Al Akhbar, "Arab petroleum will continue to flow to countries that support our The Israeli state radio reportTEL AVIV, Israel (All) - that Israel will begin ed earlier The disengagement agreement separating Israeli and Egyp.. withdrawing Its troops along tian forces on the Suez front the canal on Friday. It said should lead to the reopening of those on the west bank around , `6'~ the Suez Canal, Premier Golda the tty of Suez will be the first to move. Meir told the Knesset today, Egyptian and Israeli military It should also end Egyptian planners met for three hours naval blockades of Israeli shipoutside Suez Monday, mapping armies of Egypt ping, Mrs. Meir said. Israel's new cease-fire line in details of the pullback which the Sinai desert "does not con- within 40 days is to put Israeli stitute a permanent border for forces about 2o miles east ofthe time of peace," and the govern, canal. E gy ptian forces cut of • i,icnt is prepared to negotiate the waterway will be reduced, the return of more territory for and United Nations troops will 1") a permanent settlement to the be stationed between the two Middle East crisis, Mrs. Meir armies as a buffer force. Meanwhile, two Arab oil prosaid In a major policy state. nienttotheisraeu parliament ducers, Kuwi1lt and Qatar, And IF . IA ... .913 9A 10-hA . - 3A .811 Jaques today denied his Jaques today said he has vehicle the city does not own. As for the trailer permits, aga in tonight. Mostly sunny and signature on the applications at signed contracts for the city at ti mild Thursday. Afternoon highs the time he was ac ng council the request of city council at Jaques said he does not issue chairman was a conflict of public meettngs and in most permits. in the upper 70s and low Wxio pointed to city Interest. "I checked with the cases there were no resolutions Lows tonight in the low 60s. charter, section 12 - the Showers and thunderstorms city attorney at that tune and or ordinances adopted to spilled over a broad stretch of he said there was ,,o conflict of knowledge as required by the mayor's )OWCtS - "he (the mayor) shall sign all deeds, the na tion's midlands from interest," Jaques said. city charter, In addition, Williamson, who One of the latest contracts contracts, bends or other inTexas to Michigan today, turning to snow in the upper entered the hospital Monday Jaques signed was one For stnimel of writing to which R'iIOflS. afternoon for it series of treat- $16,000 with Harris Con(Can't. On. Pg. 3At'ol. 1) ----.. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Wills, Mo.,-General per cent to G43,t00,000, or 19 prototype of its first new Company, Freeman Coal l)ynsmlc3 Ccr. ainoiced net per cent of the year's total. military alriiane in more than Mining Company, The United operating earnings for 1973 of Total funded backlog at year. 10 years. The plane, the YF.16, Electric Coal Companies, IXLESUFFIELI) $4O.3O2,000. This was 55 per cent end was a record $2.8 billion. is a lightweight, low-cost" Asbestos CorpOratiOn Limited AUGIES ELDERS - St. Augu.Une Cathotic Church 1024 greater than in 19'2 and was the Funded and unfunded backlog single-engine fighter plane and Stromberg DatagraphiX Crystal Bowl QrcleCasae1bet'ry_4j totaled $3.7 billion, the highest designed for the U.S. Air Force. Inc., all had an excellent year. March 19-10:00 highest since Stromberg-Carlson, a leader Net a.m.-Refreshments_Cj,.....j,0 earnings for the year since 1968. Developed In less than v in telecommunications and rniM TOWERS &arn TOW(I Sanford OrggnWtional ended Dec. 31 totaled $384 per "Our performance in 1973 months, from contract to roll. share, MeetIng Feb. 26-10am. in theparlor. compared with proves the inherent strength of out tand at less than projected telephone equipment, achieved HXYZ tat Baptist Church Longwood - R"rganization $26.042,000, or $2.47 per share, our company and of the cost), the new plane made Its the highest levels of sales, Meeting Feb. 26- 12 Covered Dish lunch Lyle K. Suf. for 1972. diversified nature of its first test flight last Saturday earnings and backlog in its field, speaker Federation of Clubs. Net earnings for the fourth business," said David S. Lewis and has flown three times siflCehistory, A primary reason was CE NTRAL SEN. CIT. CLUB - Church of the Nativity firm the continued growth In sales of W. quarter were $12,,000, or Chairman and Chief Executive -T- / 'To date, no SU 427 been its electronic lake Mary per share, compared switching as to Officer Meeting Feb. 28 Drivers Lic. 51.fl of General Dynamics, requirement has Utnewal. $7,892,000, or 76 cents per share "The continued growth of our established by the Air Force for systems, coupled with the (IfIJLUOTA SEN. CIT. CLUB - Community Fire Hall 7th in the like 1972 quarter-an commercial operations and our production of this type aircraft. record sales year for the & StJreet -Chuluota -Meeting 6 p.m.-Pot luck dinner. increase of 62 per cent. All of success in winning new, high. However, we believe that the company's older elecSO + CLUB - 7th Day Adventist Church Fore4 City Meeting the foregoing earnings data are potential government contracts flexibility, low cost and superb t romechanical switching March 4 at 6:30. before extraordinary items. should continue to produce combat performance of the systems. F1UENtS1I1P CLUB-St. Marks Presby. (Thurch-1021 Palm Materini Service, the MidNet earnings after e- higher earnings in coming lightweight fighter could Springs Drive Allamonte Springs Meeting Feb. 21 10 traordinary itenu west's largest supplier of were )ears.' eventually lead to production Improve.,. a.m. - Crime It Self Protection - Sherifrs De pt. - Hot $41,343,000, or $3.94 per share, During the fourth quarter, for the Air FOS-Ce.S of ft building materials, had record covered dish lunch. Fulfill your dreams by as compared to $24,771,000, or contracts totaling 1770 million country and its allies abroad," sales for the year. Marblehead (OLDEN YEARS FELLOWSHIP REMODELING Lime, had the best year in its were received for construction Lewis said. Community United Meth. 12.30 per share, for 1972. Church Casselberry It costs less than moving Saks for the of from history because Meeting Feb. 27 of year were capacity 11 618-dass nuclear attack Play - i act Sales and earnings - SA' (Irut, t hr mll saig $1,611,99.1, tr ; production in the ,%I us( utjuijritis steel pt'r cent industry h I .0 uhetn the F:kctric ( ; v neral Must ) iiis' kive reservations, higher than the 1I,539,3),000 lkat Division. bringing tu 18 the inercinloperationsln 1973 were and a high level of residential Home Improvement Loansf GREATER OVIEI)O SEN. CIT. CLUB - Grant Chapel A.M.E. level achieved in 1972. This number of these submarines particularly encouraging , construction. -AtChurch - Franklin Street oil Geneva Hwy. - Oviedo During the year, the Quincy ersed the downward trend of now under contract. Revenues lewis said, as they continue to An Equal Opportunity Lender Meeting Feb. 18 - i p.m. the previous four years. Sales under these contracts are cx- represent increasing propor. Shipbuilding Division achieved OVER 50 CLUE, - Al] Souls Catholic Church - 718 S. Oak - for the fourth quarter of 1973 pected to exceed 11.45 billion lions of the company's a firm backlog of orders FLORIDA STATE Sanford Meeting Feb. 19 Bag lunch meeting at 10 - were $431,953,000 compared through 1981. business. These operations, totaling $650 million-largest of INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. gatr.es. U.S. with $387,%5,000 in 1972-an commercial A inalor milestone was including Stromberg-Carlson any SANFOQO M..Wf so UIN$4 CHIl F*da 56"S. I*( SANFORD SEN. CIT. CLUB -Sanford Civic Center -Sanford - increase of 11pr ceM. Corn. achieved during the year when Corporation, Material Service shipyard-for construction of Meeting Feb. 19_. Noon __ Covered dish lun ch _ Mingo. mercial sales increased by 19 the company rolled out a Corporation, Marblehead llnr MEMBER F.D.I.0 PH. 3221611 . huge liquefied natural gas I SANFORD SOUTH SEM. SEN. CIT. - Women's Club Overbrook Drive ta nk ers. Casselberry -Meeting Feb. 31-1 p.m. nothing planned. NARFE (National Asa. of Retired Fed. Employes( Meeting March 1-Reg. business meeting-Ira Weigley "Florida E WEEK THRU SATURDAY Birds" Chamber of Commerce Sanford -1 p.m. Mr. M. ONLY FEB. 16 Wright - 7!8 Magnolia Ave. 322-4041. flIIHTY.NINEIIS Sts. Peter & Paul Church Go!dcr,-d Mcci 1st FrIday -7:30p.m. Mardi 1-nothing planned. YOUNG AT HEART - St. Andrews Presby. Church 9913 Bear Lake Road-Fccest City-Meeting March 14- 1p.m. nothing planned. VILLAGE CLUB - St. John's Village - Fern Park Meeting By MARTIN PORISS with local poverty programs, frvin bad to awful, Feb. 21 Every Thursday Happy Hour 10 am. It makes little tifference Legal Aid will help ANYONE everyone welcome. Whenever you tangle with a who can demonstrate an whether you're selling a LUThERAN HAVEN Slavia MeetIng Feb. 21 -7 p.m. OFF merchant, spouse, landlord inability to or for legal advice. squabbling with neighb or s, t he 10% Sefnhzx)Ie Junior College - Drama Program Roger Jarrand. bureaucracy a lawyer's the victim of an auto smashup or Find out if there's a branch WINTER SPRINGS SEN. CIT. CLUB Organiutional meeting (wojinan to see! In the eves of job injury, hauling with office near you! Friday, Feb. 15 10 A.M. 100 Sherry Avenue Winter the law, everyone's equal, but Finally, if you can't either a welfare, social Security or Sri pngs. those with legal help are MORE police. If you've never called a Legal Reference Service or a COMING COUNTY WIDE EVENTS equal than those without, lawyer BEFORE a small plain- Legal Aid Society near you, all Avoiding lawyers is a sure way tiff t ur ned into a big trouble, la NOT lost. Call yOUI' local WNCERT Friends of Community United to "court disaster." So learn DON 'TtieaprisonerofyoujoW public library and-or j Meth. Church _Sty, Feb. 17....2 pin. _ Free. WHEN you should call a habit: Avoid (1w swearing of newspaper office for advice. BUS TOUR Tallahassee, and Stephen Foster Memorial March lawyer, WHERE to call, and great oaths: call a lawyer. Or, spend an early morning at &26. Fort udrdale and East _iJfl&23, how to get legal help cheap, but your local courthouse talking f BUT I CAN'T AFFORD AN w I TOURS -"Ireland In the Spri.ng" - 10 days -- May 11-21. OFF good! ith a Judge or with ANYONE 10% WITH FLOWERS Leuia Smith, Author and Most of us think "L.awyer" EXPENSIVE LAWYER!! hanging around the courthouse Lecturer April 18- Altamonte Springs Civic Center lbwastiAt ANY oni) when we're in p.-ice,whez (wearingatletbeforethedayg WE DO REPAIR WORK ON RODS, REELS, GUNS 'Ahamonte rings.. For additional Lnforniatton call 323-7090. ready f or jail, divorce, or obtained early enough, the trials begin. Doa"soft.selp'job advice of a SEE JIM OR JOE good lawyer is worse! That's like starting to o f presenting your legal cheap. But, If you're practice birth control when low on prMern and, with luck and a i and free lawyer, you'll never end upwi1 going into labor. Think of dough inexpensive AUGIES ELDERS - Si. Augustine Catholic Church 14 lawyers as GENF.RAL AD- legal advice is available. Take a "iard.cell" Job. If taken care , Qysta1 Bowl Circle _CatIberry, Fla . Meet Ind 1',s friends to call advantage of it! Now! VISORS of early, yours will probably be BRAM TOWERS &am bwezs Sanford, Fla. BEFORE you need them. fl SANFORD PLAZA a very simple "brief-case"! Use your telephone BXYZ itt Baptist Church -Longwood, Via. 23750- Meet last advice 1 -1 4 01 is gotten early enough, a pages both White and Remember w ther you he Thes. Yellow w words can avoid a long to locate your nearest Lawyers titid a private attorney, get one CENTRAL SEN. CIT. CLUB- Church of the Nativity 6( W. "sentence." _____ • • • •••• I 11 I __ III • :1_et*e_ _________________ through Legal Reference Refe rence Service. 477 Lake Mary, Fla. Meet lad Thin. & 4th Thirs, • 111.7 & p., Is your landlord threatening called "Legal Referral Service, or Had a lawyer In any I (iIUUJOTA SEN. CIT -Community FIre Hall 70 Street to evict you, 'lease" you, Tsylsr discuss that I or vice," this organization is other way Diuluoa, Fla. I Meet d Thw's. leave his pet cockroac hes I I + CLUB -7th Day Adventist Church Forest City, Fla. 751 by your local Bar iaw'er's price with him-her 32 permanently in ) Wrillared when setting up the ap. Meet 'at Monday. p e sure to check Don't tear your hair out at the bei.inlng Call listings in the phone b.ioki pointznent, or CLUB St. Mart's Presby. Church 1 02 1 Palm an attorney 1 attorney" is Just FRIENP first meeting! Yellow Pages under three ° Springs Drive - Altamonte Springs, Fis. - Meet 1st & E I 0 d another word Using a lawyer BEFORE you 16 for ca1egnrie: Thurs. Lawyer," "Iawyer!"... Jlaving problems Into real trouble is called "Legal," and GOLDEN YEARS FELLOWSHIP Community United Meth. with Aunt 'Attorney." sink Isadorss , Prevenive Law." Make a Church Casselberry, Via. - Meet last !ed. hl The Lawyers Reference Set- habit of kids being tossed of visiting attorneys for vice can j-è'oe. .o . . e•i. i. . . io GREATER OVIEIX) SEN. CIT. Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church n employer's "firing squad," CAN aff ocate legal help you early legal and finanelal add. Franklin Street off Geneva Hwy Oviedo. Via. Meet d or a fuel or company's refusal to vice. By telling you what to Monday. I ' ()lfl.j( deliv er. in crr AFFORD EVEN A watch out for, a lawyer will 50 AR Souls Catholic C1*wdi 71$ S. Oak witness" to such trials; Judge DIME? There are 5) keep you out of trouble. in the about -j Sanford, Fla.2377] -Meet2nd&4thTues, for yourself and CALL a offices ef the Legal Aid Society ocean (or sit swamp?) of law, ' SANFORD DEN. CIT. Sanford Civic Center Sanford, Via. lawyer, BEFORE things go in the USA. Usually jt1j a good attorney is a good friend. _______ Meet 1st & 3rd 1\ies. Noon -lit Bag Lunch -3rd Covered Kh*mLAW 1. 1 -411 we '1 Dish. It ll I :'c SO1'TH SEMINOLE SEN. CIT-id Fed. Svga. & Loan Rt. 436 Sernoran Blvd. 320 W. Sermoran Blvd. - Altamonte I Springs, Via. Meet 1st Thurs- Women's Club Overtiock . I if Drive - Casselberry, Via. -3rd Thurs. Meeting. • toi4 bski P1.bi., ' (1I•,'I. ,11 THIRTY-NINERS-S a. Peter & Paul - G lent'. Via. 327334. I I t. • C i,ii.tM P,ws Meet 1st Friday 7:30 p.m. S Dsh*at,., S CoW,.'iis,oni YOUNG AT HEART - St. Andrews Presby. Church 9913 Bear f La,. as I Owast I ..i Lake Road Forest City, llii.32751--Meet 2nd Thurs. VILLAGE CLUB -SI. John's Village - - 250 Oxford Road Fern Park. Fla. 32730- Meet st& 3rd fl ;tj Lt'TRERLN HAVEN - Slavta, Via. I - : WTh1ERSPRING SEN. CIT. CLUB _1 Sherry Avenue V Winter Springs, Fla . -Meeting Feb. 15- Organizational. ' ' S W \.l1 I St ,iN O Al', Wilt, a .stringi) worded kiter Ii' the - hairman of the Senate Jutiiimrv conimittt'c, specia - ' '% .ilergak' I)riM'euIIlr Itin J.i. w orshi has moved toward a onirontation w itli President Nixon 411116iw-, m. - - /-".4iiiilw\ - it is now clear that evldetu't' • I dcciii material to our invest i. LatilliLs will not lx, forthc,i,ii. iui,:,' Jawurski said in it letter 'hltursday In Sen. James 0 i-:mistlalkl. I).Mis..s The White house said the President tiliusdi made the decision ti - - - -- , - . . ( .I I I 'I - Don't Move - - - - - - - •- 4 lEON JAWOItsKI Nerds evidence - - - ___________________________________________________________ - - - Rely On Lawyer - - 01 - Tackle Boxes On Legal Tangle 0'04"'a -4 ), ~ .7S3 11 - F 'sh*ng Rods C LO lt John A. .Spolekl Looks like "Tricky Dick" is in the news spotlight agaIn, In men impassioned State of the lJwoftpiema, Mr. "one year t Watergate is enougi.... every back - - I # The Sports Shop - - - - - - - - - - ~0 ,- 50 1 1 NOW FROM - -_ - - - SEMINOLE APPLIANC KMHENAID DISHWASHERS_: - ' - - - %- IT- 4. Well, - everyone Ile further states he will offer his 'full e-ooperntion"iand how j ninny times have we heard that iine'? with the investigators. Si' what do we learn today" Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski moves toward a confrontation with President Nixon because of Mr. I Nixon's refusal to cooperate ' most . - - I . WASHINGTON tAP) Wholesale prices boomed upward inJanhiaryat the second highest monthly rate on record as the inflationary spiral stretched across the entire economy, the government said today. Wholesale price rises mean that the higher costs will be translated into higher retail prices in the weeks ahead, as inflation shows no letup for the consumer. Sharply- higher wholesale boosts for farm products, industrial commodities, consumer finished goods and fuels pushed the wholesale price index tip by a sasonal1y adjusted 3.1 per cent, a rise exceeded only by the record 6.2 per cent of la.t August. •., - - - - - - - ____ ______- -. - - - ~1 - - - 1 - ' - - - 1 - .T A T I wwuw WWu IF S; se 0 :. 1. '- I I PLsn'a I I •!St*&$212p*$ItlSbrOchur, - I 1!.!!r .41-17 4Np , 3(03 . 7 ' - I ______ _________ r " _______________ I I ' ' O'w'd .,.w*ip Is., sSpaUSNs a tai Isiat N Nlt'q ____ •AmaI...., a ai ____ Hot-vter Dispenser ti&.0 hs#.'p • iit1.. ___ i.M*Is Tat, pat u... IN a. . pie ,p ale s W'iI.j;I SUN TRAVEL LS lL"t'. hit P'.,rc.If t)f (ft T5rs. P11b15 Iv Aiepsh1mvu 2(117 5. French Ave. Sanford On they local scene, thvre's , mother th'unot-rat who's been testing his political strength in the S,nnforJ area" by soliciting tti, (ifflflillfl5 (If those inter. mewed on how strong a emindi. date he would make against ('ounty ('srnuutussisner I}ruun. unonil Staimlit hie decide tnflCIUsivt'i) on making the plunge, hiM. would make a formidable upho sn' the kat Central Florida Institute -- COUNTY COMMISSIONER Sidney Vhlen Jr., has been named one of Florida -hs - t'ecs five outstanding young men of 1973 le and hut will be considered by the 01 7 Per Cent City Workers Get Pay Boost H> .t I., _______ - .-' .I 0 Ave. Ph. 322.4196 satiorj I I• S 1111S• 0 oil IS S I CIII..... Calendar Perhaps it would be well if the cotmumimissioner paid a visit Iii MYl. (lie especially Casselberr> site and become Lefler informed on how mouth wirk (host' fiilks put in St to miwrniwi itumt three-quarters i ll 4Iwir entire total inspections ''?igunmmtt' fri'uti Orange 1 iiuntv .oat if 0w, kiti it ,iri ilIi iui ti,tt time it ,,,ot s uric lice ked, it , will only encourage more uiuoturjsts frommicughborirsg th'eungt' to villile to Se'tiuinok. tu by 'st'lvlct'tj __-- . - 28 213 28 IA 313 28 Editorial (s)nummt('nt Enttnitiuiecnt hlorusceipe hlospitmil note's - Public uwtIce's - bit lit sit Slocks 3A .18 -- -- -- -- - - ii>i- ht'cks that hitul '- III). "11080 is week,'' 0% council Thursday night igre,ecl in principal to an uc-ri,s,s the board pay increase of st'st'mi per cent for hourly wage earners Mayor Eugene Jaques, who 8A 'v's Citing tututimetmil the' discussion, found itit,l 1i,rct'mii.''it in council with thu.' uIet'itnmi t1 i hmist' the' cui''s finance' tuiiitnittet' return Imilt'r with rt'eouinmiequiatlons During 11 t v Iiiu hmng, schis-ti is s out iou itiun of \hsinul i s iii it ithon ccs.sft'n Jaquts .ilso 1hi8it 214 t,k iCR "tiX'rt.S -- - 58 Cwiuic's Crossword puule Dear Abby hr ('rant' - ' 68-7711 Classified ads .- -I 213 SA ID ('hutch news F - 1,1) N G Wool) - Ar's deaths hirulgi' cnragcd P 11 ,-, - - - •, _-- gill trimmissism to jommi the' newl> kirnn'iI 1 ri-Count i.emigue iii ni'ludtng 't'uiuiniole. (ii Ii's, ---- ' ' ,r,--:- - '-- -J - ill , ttmuumese'Ies to c,in,e' kind of r • several - / i _r'.fJ...31 -- V -. • - - - county municipalities. -- . Jaques said the' dlv had mwgotiate'd with developers for it fire' sub-station, but felt the' in'st'nt city hull site w'mis moore' ukall> iot'att'd for that and the city could easily expand on the - - - r" - - Schreiner also received tuSU1C-li I'riiuIssinhi to ('t'pai iii'' 'hum m,vd jxilmt-'t ih_ part went c irs at a coot of ap proxumm.tely $I,0(), Nn'lng the tlt'partmnent all four ot us cars 'siui the' road'' status - - -- - - site' ''--- - - ---- - - -- ---- TU_*-Am_- - .' felt for additional office space. ('ouneilnuui Don Schreiner the group'r board of directors .111d(asst'ltie'rr \la>ur lull brought up discussion of Grier was namtit'ti sce-ret4ur>- having developers -pay for treasurer. their own impact" as is the c-usc ('ding the' expected return of the city hail annex to Its fornwr Use as the fret' umiedical clinic, the in:i>-or pushed for .illernative housing for the 'rosemng .it) burcaut-rmu-y 'Ihie discussion quickly swelled to include the fire ih'partmteent whn ii still has one 110.0 hi-spin ii the' .i'unt-il nn'uui Authiiruz.i!utmi cc is gi ven in' purchase of ii rull-awa> bed tss case the uuminmettiate problem ''I scant t-nune-ml to tonumuiut -. IV- -10I f. - t irmunge' mind O:.,ucoimi Counties at building - Sonic plan,'' s.misi t --------- . ---- .,t',cai ,-,...,-h I .. ,, I,... .sdques. citing use' flt'lNJI miurcati> " Jaqucs said tie' was elected to iI n d ex Ix- 'titIitc e'I if tht'rt' a mmmmis, walkout in thet' _ lut'u.uws ii...-..i.I t,ali u..a... ,u.• • . :0 SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE *LTS '87 So. 5onord IS I • - and feeds jumped 5.1 per cent on a seasonally adjusted basis; industrial commodities 2.3 per cent and consumer finished goods 2.8 per cent. MI three figures reflected an cconomy caught in a tremendous inflationary grip. A month earlier, wholesale prices went up 2,2 per cent. The Nixon administration has offered con'.umers hope that the price surge ill Let up in the second half of this year. The bureau said the wholesale cost of fuel accounted for almost 40 per cent of the jump in industrial commodities prices, with refined petroleum products leaping by 7.7 per cent and crude oil 22 per cent - Our "IHIt 1mm' seas iTline: .1 Ili siithi i ails ,iti*til (''ii:imussloner Sid Vihlen's recent statenicot regarding euIipli')cs M ti. 54,.,,..- t'..h..-L. l.,.-.....•,..... R II. ' iiiI - .''only being busy four or five ,days out of the iiainttm ' KITcHENAID APPUANCE HEADOtJAg'E AGENCY If January's rate is computed on an annual basis. it comes out to an annual rate of inflation of 37.2 per cent 3.1 per cent a month for 12 months. Wholesale prices, accelerating in the past few months, have risen at an annual rate of 32,3 per cent in the past three months, a record. In the past 12 months, they have gone up 20.8 per cent, the second highest rise for any 12-month period since October ItM7. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said wholesale prices in January actually rose at a monthly rate 01 35 per cent when usual seasonal influences are subtracted. Prices of farm products and processed foods - '• KitchenAid KitchenAid Food Waste ____Dispo6en8 I r a..,. In WctineMlas colwnn there was a tumid) quote from Rep I k'nr - Stimuli ma flcpublican from N,?. i who said, "his speech was gutsy. We're glad to hear huti say he will cooperate but the test is whether he will," Seems like some of his own party art- getting to know hhe President a luttlY bit better Inihsiw tog each t'xplauuitlnmi and his follii mng t',int rail mciii iii -' ."s:-i Açnt cci All Arlrnt '' • PO*at$ui Ut' **I' v,1h,1 tail', bap I -I Zip F;. ____ _____ __________________ $ £Hv - Tan,.. trash. helps kasp you, I,tdun 's.i and ci..,, laciusn,s. S $uln.iti B.',' • Tti, On.. thu '* *Pati c.'.a'coM As sat., to control Fr,, I lOOk I 56 dm..ffl loursto all of Europe, EasIrn Europi, Iatans, Hotytands, Mocacos ito. 2 to 4 wssas, iac.flsd, to expense kid. air, $129 to lulL dbl. occupancy. F:.quent depsituru. For your free copywtitoorpbocs: '1. J . 07 KnAidliashCompactor _ eur .1i' I i J - tour other winners will lx' planning,-Moors' said. Moor.' said Ii,' believes Marsee said the concept is achonuru.slSaturth - in Tarnixu delegation in a public hearing to "Without this bill, won't Sanford can inert me'quire'nent.s Other winners are It. Clark ceptable' to the count)- and be called before May. lx' worth the paper it's written of the proposed planning act, Co Thompson. Pensacola: Dave unty Commissioner Dick S.miiinule' County coin- l)*'Iegatuon chairman Rep. 'in," C. Williams, Lake City; now revised to rcquir' cities Williams said later he believes nussioners Were told Thursda>- Eugene' Mooney said he will Moore urgcd the county to adopt land use plans to James Lawrence, I)eI.and, county ('ALSO. touns:iI of local to redraft a bill that would announce the next hearing date work with municipalities and I)avtd Agresti, Taunpmi. and specifications by Oct. 1977. governments, is the framework establish a Seminole County anullorationas soon as possible. the East Central Florida All are between aies of i Under the concept agreed within which the cities can Expressway Authority to inCounty commissioners and Regional Planning Council to upon and adopted by .ind 36, the select their representatives for elude two representatives of the City of Sanford asked the m-i'me up with a model use delegation for the expressway the expressway authorit>utmunucipahitics with the county delegation to delay von- planning bill that could be autborits- bill the authority board ful)uiu$i5si(lflt,fs in the' authority smde'ratu,n of the latest revision Weather ;ubmnitte'J to the legislature in gnvt'rfling board would be made board .1 the county proposed land 1975 ''iii a krm the people of 'i'('st&Ilii) huih I'AI I". thi, of the five county coinMarset' said the purpose at 'I'lit' direction, b the planning bill because Seminole Count)' can live' mi'issioncrs plus tw repre- the t'xpress-ay authority bill morning 48. Mostly fair today Sc iii i cm ''Ic l.' g isl mt ti V C municipalities received the with' sentativcs of the county's mum- ciii1 block any attempt by the fi(I tonight. Saturday partly Ih'k'gutu.in, canoe' alter draft only hours before the Senator Lori Wilson agreed cipalities as named by a Orange-Orlando expressway cloudy with slight chance of uiiuflicipalities. for the second Thursday hearing at the standards are important but "kmigiie 'if cities" with utiem- authority to build a beltllne showers. Continued mild with I'll"' in mis uiiany months, e-uurtbou.se in Sanford, said siw "has had it up to here" berstup of at least two-thins of highway through south higi,s in upper 7(ks and lows &)' tk'ntmandt'd representation on Sanford Mayor Lee Moore with Seituinole legislation sub- the' c- iti"s in &'niinolt'. Seminole without Semiotic minti l.iccs tonight in uiiitl to upper the authority that would have said his city accepts and sup- milted without input Ironi the County input and control. 1k' -''lot'al control over any ex- l'rts the "philosophk'ai con- cities. Spectators applauded ihe' concept, advanced by said the bill, as drawn, 11am probability ) per u-nt presswnys or toll roads c-ept" of the planning act but when she commented she' was Sen. WiLsin, calls for the board &'umiursiie in charge of any such Saturday. I)rt'p"sed to go through [eels it fails to set mnudi needed almost ready to propose the ti, be composed of only the planning and construction and E x tended forecast partly Seminole cities uniform standards for coun- delegation refuse to hear county cunumuissioners if the will allow the county to pledge' doudy to occasionally cloudy. The revanpeil expressway 1 >-wide land use planning, &'mninolc legislation unless it cities don't nmnue their two rep' secondary road funds to back mainly in the south and centr;tl bill and a revised countywide "Unifurmi, standards are a was agreeable to both the' resentatives withiin 90 days. bonds sold to fund mu toll ex- l'rtionS of the state'. It will lx' coniprehensus-e' land planning ha sic, si gnificant part of usuntv and municipalities Assistant 1 'iunt Vtv ' '--Icr Sunila> and \tncl,,s fts Iithhii.I.I)I) ('ii) Editor . - - Iii 1(11 County To Redraft Expressway Bill Vi's. sir tOt' ear If this itialarki'>- is enough ti itiahe tb, strongest grow weary - - da (hit St. Clint wanted assur- .intes that confidentiality if WInk' house files would be pri'- Land Planning Act Delayed - - Im peachment inquiry. John l)oar, chief counsel for the House inquiry, and Albert Jt'nner, minority counsel for the probe, told news men Thurs- Pr*ices Leap In January - ~ - - ciiiiii nit tee's Per Cent . 1 Wholesale 4, I~.- - 0 - 3 . - - - -1. 1111 _'~2 111% - - By __ - - Iretdcnt' II:" Watergate counsel. James I) SI. Clair. was engaged in negotiations %i lb the House Judiciary comnruittet' over mm trss Is' White hlnuc files for the 5:30 p.m on land recently annexed into the city on the bortjc'i's of the Foi't'sthruok stmbdivision, but was soon put out bs the Casselherrs Fire Department . assdberr Thursday night The first fire broke out at - - ARSON is suspected in the two fires which destroyed iiflc-t bird of a wooded 52-acre, tract on SR 4:6 il l . - - .._' - RECENTLY ANNEXED TRACT BURNS IN CASSELBERRY Frlday, February 15, 1974-Sanford,'Ftor ida 32771 66th Year, No. 152 Price 10 Cents - - l)eput) White house i'ress SetTetary (;s'rmilil L. Warren told nt'wsmnen at Key Biscayne ' 1-11 . that the Pesul,'nt hnl ii,. I louse had given no indication 'any requested recording is t'i!1'r !.-.- -!'.".'::%! ø,..:' Ifl(tlifli's future trials Meanwhi le. • I(1" - - t'idtl Juworski already had ret'rtvrtl sufficient umiaterlal is' allow the grand juries to proteed %ith (heir work without further dela) Vice [' resident Gerald R. Ford said Jmiworski's letter in• *litate 'that the White House has cooperated sufficiently for lain to curry out his duties" Jaw nrskis letter said that while he has sufficient evident-c for crumilnal indictments, "the' requested i material is iniperLint to a cmiiplett' and thorough investigation and may contain t'',idi'nit' nert's5-ar% for an and had no lunu,iedgate corn. uisent on the letter. Si-n Edward M. Kennedy, I)Mass., a judiciary connnitt.ee member. said he would request all earl) uieeetmg of the panel iii consider the onimnous inipli. e'ati'n.s of str. Jaworshi's let. 'flit numuls'r was far higher ihun Ici,l v%vr been imlicate'd by llic h)rl'see'utir's offIce. Jaw irski said that in reject. in his requests. tin White I i SPECIAL - - - •, 40W 8Ai%'/i' - sir subject Ii' 5lIffls' PtrI1(iIl,a. rued privilege. Eastlund was in Mississippi ( i1r altthrh ij rrath /**' 4* - ,- , - -- intl uisperatiun With the Investiations, Jau 'rski disclosed that the material ii Ilk President had rt'lust'd to supply included the LaiM's "1 27 pr'sidential meet mugs and telephone culls related In liii' investigation of the Watt'rgati' break-in and cover-up. t - - - - --- - iaworski, Nixon Hpnr * nI: nor Clash , 01 - - - i-c----'- - 1 General Dynamics Earnings Soar _ _. - . . . Reach $40 Million _1 __ c ~ _Z._ - rr----- - Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 Semin ole .i. ,i&;-* I- - - - - "''" - - ' - -' i7 - '- - -• -- - - LOM,\% ( )( )i) ( '()['N( IL .-'I' I ri \ ' iihques asks for employ(-s' t'aic I lera Id Photo by J Richa t'ds - - -- -- - - - F '-'"', -- --- �2A — The Sanford Herald Friday, Feb. 15, 1974 Friday, Feb. 15,1974-3A The Sanford Herald U.S. Judge Hopes 4 Talk Of Dean Ends oizhenitsyn Heading For TAKING A DIP JOANNE QUIRK tests the water temperature before taking a summer dip at a Sydney, Australia. beach. J u - -- .3 " iirge,y S INDIANAPOLIS tAlli - fling Post. where she isa SIQ.Julie Nixon Eisenhower WitS re. 00.'.car assistant editor. ported in satisfactory condition I)r. Ciry S&rVaas, wife of today and on the road to recov. Curtis PuUistiin Co. board cry from emergency major sur- ettairmzai Ikurt ScrVaas, said gem'>' performed hI halt internal Mrs. Eisenhower became Ill bleeding friar an ovarian cyst. .l'iring the meeting and was President Nixon's 2S-year-old taken to their home in the ibughter was in mffgery 44 Ilarthwest Indianapolis minutes Thursday night at the tiurtss . IIndiana University Medical "Julie complained of pain in Center where 'wt, o the state's her lower back,' Dr. SerVaas leading necologlsts removed said. "Sic spent a restless night a benign cyst. at our house and b> Wedsesday Her mother and her husband, noon she was in extreme pain." Di'.id Eiwnhnwi'r, had TWtied N. Julie to h) by separate military Jet pI3fl5 Sprague G.rdiner. omit of the to be at he:' side' shortly after states leading gynecologists. the operation, who feurni substantial internal Afterward, a hospital spokes- bleeding and had Mrs. Ei.sen. iiian real a statement saying bower admitted to Krannert 4.." . reasons . a Reason 1.1. ' . . .. .,. -- - . . . . _______ - - WE HAVE STATE FORMS - EMPLOYER TAKES A SHINE TO HIM RICHARD DENAPOLI, an unemployed stockto pass out employment resumes, was hired by broker who set up a shoeshine stand in Boston a Detroit. Mich., map firm. Uaft , Jury 10 Get D . ,\ four inn. ts Escaped Convict Believedl earst Ki Mr. & Mrs. Tom Deppen 2111 Oak Avenue Trial Gilbert was negligent in the injurii and dcaths i;'ra(io If his car and 'such ii ilL) alleges Ikrno .h) negligence proximately dnd was acting li.tse pursuit within appreciably contributed to the course oiliisc,isployment as occurance of (tie accident, a cit pullet' tlLLLotaJfdiig —y '. - -" - . . - . I l II: I:l.l-.NlIut ;u lritt'rn,,l bleeding ASSOCL4TED PRESS profits iwne uenmet TwowhiIemenw,j Stock Market Struggling ..... Ls .... _ - k0 North Korea T kes oat fl Ta So u CAIRO, Egypt (API Two Finnish soldiers with hi United Nations peacekeeping force were killed and seven ON" were wounded by mines in an irimarked minefield in the U.N, txif'er zone wet of the Suez Canal, th e Finnish - B ea k Sluggish Grip Right now our country faces a senous shortage o.' oil and natural gas. Ttss shortage can be especially significant for Florida, which produces only a nt'gli' -' , - . . . serious -, energy needs, since so much 4 our state's electricity gencr.1,.. " oil natural gas. The following Summary ot FtcI Facts points Lip the tuttaJ pr.hk'nl as a whole This is be- air conditiona from 750 to O Honda is far from '.'.,nt.'.vi. - -- the nujor sources of coal. ,.j .mci does not have the mountainous terrain I P our needed for hydroelectric 'iower generation. filter clean A dirt y A Source More Abundant than 011 and clogged filter ma1s enLage of encrty needs filled by oil 2 , pj used -. of fnerathig ral Gm Years ago, FPL realized that Americas supply of oil and rutural gas tvas limited. M tkxiikd to plan for a mix- abundantly ciectnaty. r ' Nation 4.5% florida 70% - - . ' - , - - itnitc si ti. - t'lowflonda uses the oil it receives: "::::::::: :-.:::::':: z ) gasoline' for (.US. 1trucks & buses ' , DAllAS Tex tAPs -- Thieves raided the hotel r'.mn of Iit ltiLI.i dazing Ow rught and made off with valuables and jewelry with an estimated value of $75,000, his manager said today. Police acknowledged they we're investigating a burglary at the Statler-I filters hotel, where the musician h-5 J 7tJi flcor roern, and that it invoIv'd "a very larec -- -. 83 I [)ecit t't fuel for .iire'raft ,,,, - ' -- - --' - - - , in - - -- -' 2% // ck'etnc gi.Th'ratie)n 1 I. - ' - - - Lovelace To Be Arraigned LAS VEGAS. Nev. tAI's Adrec, Linda Lcyelatx hscrs arraignmnef1t today ¶10 charges 'if illegal pe%iesstn of a quantity of corainc and amphetamine, - A spokesman said the attack uicurr...J a' ti,hlJt3ornmni: 10 mi'ks west of the islafld of Paengnyongdu, which is conroiled b> South Korea, and Jan. 33 at tic Dtnes hotel here, ..rreted with her were dropped bectue of insufficient evidence, Miss Lost4aco, 23-yearojd si of the Xrated nio.'ie "Deep Throat," has been free on $7,000 bait. was arrested i.irst a produc,.r shout 150 mIles. northwest Of enoj. - - - '- - - -- -'--c,, .._' ,,. , SHIRL1Y MILLET 1 034 911 , I'o"st City __________________________ MEMORIAL PARK THE TROPIC OF KANSAS HILDA RICHMOND "115867 Del to'vi THE LOBBY of the Crown Center Hotel in Kansas City Is an oasis with tropical plants and NNW a waterfall. ,--- --b----,- --- - .- -,_-.-.----- - --5----, 5-. - : - heating for lsonxc,bustnts.s- 'ill ,,,, " IIJ r,1I A - - - I ,k , 4 a Is Ju .Jilin - ,Insulate your borne. In'iulation will pay for itself in encr),'y sa'.ins, 1iiid you save mtntv in and surnnicr. S turning off a TVsti that no one is watching. of electricity tVm.' lure a be'ol.Jt't ot Watt Witching h mut V0111 needs. hint', tor >-ou. It lists loan)- was's to save' Since' it d'. take so much longer to watts.. ..md money. bring nuclear generating pla nt s on line, I' k up your frwupy .5 t v.'ur appliance' It FPL. has ,slso made' arr,sngt-nt'nts to assure an dealer's. Or at any l'l't. oitict' .itkquate supply 1)1 the' hid oil and natural C)nie you brush up on the ga% needed to supply you with electricity wise' use' of your cooling and trom our conventional plant. Ilnis, provsdoi heating sy'.ttm. and your O1j>41° e'xtreim.' conditsonn ,srid disruptions in m.sIor .lp!Iliances, you can supply due to changing national eio your pant to use e-ne'r>' %priorities do not ir.tei-tcre, F1'!. will wisely and prts'ent waste. 'be able to supply the electric possvr need -. r,iis:ng items as primarily gifts from adrnir'trs. He said Lite) wrrc stolen from a kicked case between 7 p.m. and 1?:3C am. while liberace was plaisg a cotcert at SOUtheTh Methodist Un'veraity, - . ' . . - / -------- to hold '.varrnth inside. pim to assure Yo1 laundry appliances and ranges saves a great ,m adequate supply deal more' th.sn turning oft lights So does ,m.f - - I.itwrac&s manager, Seymour hlelkr, described the ( '\ - - - - - ., - - , ' I )t\. / 4 - a., - - - MI n. r •%,w 'n's Sin. C 'S tsa *1 IIIIITII I_Oh $fl) t.'I fl'I N building and planning stages at Hutchirton Island. [kit it talts about ten 'e'ars to bring /1 a nuclear unit from fir1 planning to actual 5-Lighting? delivery of ektricity. The fact that FPL can save by turning oil already is so well lights you don't txxd. But lighting uses ,s kit advanced in nuclear le,s electricity than your major appliance-'. generation shows and other motor loads, r:fticient use . ,.1 how tar ahead we ri'vers&-cydc air conditioning, dish'.'. .shcrs. . Thieves Hit Liberace - -- - uses more er4TP. sulphur fuel oil. And nght now FPL his two more nudt'ar units in the since Area - - -- yot.rhe.tsngsysk'm amounts of tlectncit) during 1073, these Nation 7.3% florida 30% -- . National ,•.,_ , --- - ' _.4_" ... ,. - - and injuring six others. An embassy spokesman said he did not k no w whet her the mines had been laid by Lix' Egyptians or the Israelis. .. .. .. a It fCpOr-i: A Finnish captain was slightly injured Thurtxlay after. noon wham he detonated an antipersonnel mine in the field. A group of Fmnih soldiers rushed tohi.srewue, and their vehicle hit an antitank mine, killing two 'f the men ---- How FF1.. generate n cars and trucks is observing lower speed electricity for you: limits. And we're keeping them in the best Natural Gas 24% possible operating condition. Sensible conservation is important because cutting down on use will make scarce fuels last longer. _!± -- -NkK]&U W10 Can Help You Consetve at Home. .,. / As the '.'. have taken a hard look at energy Summary shows, use. And here are a few ways you can help Rc'ida is much conserve electricity at home. • 1...... UPOfl more Some examples: ,Turn dcwn the nu for ruisng cnery thmiostat on your heating system. U you nei.'ds than is the na tion charge the setting on your reverse-cycle - -- gibk .mount of its CWfl fuel. And the shortage has important meaning in relation to Florida's - - -- - LONGWOOD 309 E. FIRST ST. 903 N. HWY 17-92 Open Tonight—No Appointment Necessary naper operators, are Mines Kill U.N. Troops - SANFORD DeFreez.e. - World I .ar:cs THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE specd ' She MBL Lnj= Owners - Mrs. Eisenhower was ex- Pavillion of the university's perwnetng some postoperative oicdit'al center. dzsconIort and pain, but was "At first we thought it was an considered in satisfactory con- ectopic pregnancy" Dr. Scrdition. flwn he added, 'She is Visas said. "Hui we found she dor)ft verv. very well." liad a benigif (ovarian cyst. Mrs. EI$enhower had come tt, "'Ftc cyst was removed and Intl tanapolis fir an c'lit.'rial ti' bh'cding was sttpped E% tie'ctin ''I 1 1w S..turh,, ':'. t'fl ttimni teent wt'il were in ARMY.NA VY exe- jj Embassy reported today. The embassy said four of the wounded I iwvz r41 • .- - 'l"o B e ()I< ifter - , %ii1ian driving at a high rate of speed. ircuit I Ii t JU '. She said she didn't know their i scheduled to IA'gnl delibera. car was being chased by puller tions this afternoon at Sanford and she neer saw a flashing in a million dollar civil damage Iuc light r heard a siren. iitt a'nin..t ih ('ut t,f '.' 9fru.1 ti......,. I... ..I •.. fl._. IIII3r.) I VLUI IIVU IU L ................ '"' 1 muraerers ill COfl!icCtifl '. ith the 'raffle witness stand to again testify death of an olf-iuty Sanford his blue lights and siren were s policeman operating during the chase. H Appeal Death Defense testimony in the Earlier in (I.e trial George W. fourth day of the trial before Arnold Ill, of Sanford, testified REIIKEI.F.Y (AP) l)ONAI.SONVII.J.E. Ga. - it tape recorded message to the Army. 4 Her execution was 'ircuit Court Judge Clarence tic was on it motorcycle along. 'APi - The convicted killers of Authorities are repor:ed in. Hearst family on Tuesday was MLss Hearst, 19, was dragged threatened by "Cinque" unless Johnson Jr. was delayed until side U.S. 17.92 near Sunland six inembers of the Alday famI Vestiglifing the Possibility that actually II:e leader and founder from her aparUnent near the s PS noon dsattorneysarguell Points Estates when liernosky's pa rol family were scheduled to de an esaped eon'.iet is the leader of the Synibionese lAbcratinn University of California on Feb. huge food giveaway fr of law in the judges chamsibers car ;ascd and 1w saw a hiuc the electric chair today but ap. of the terrorist group which CalIornla'a neeiy mis and the jury took an extended light but didn't hear a siren ped PatriCia hearst. peals have postponed their coffer break. called preliminary Witnesses have testified to The San Francisco Chroiifrle tacklinitely. negotiations for her release Tic ,idiliiflistrjitrix of the lk'rnosky was at least eight. r stay of execution is man- and television station KQED Station Hit The cost of such a f estate LII Sanford policenuin t'nths of a mile behind the datory under Gt'ogia law when said Thursday night that the distribution has been esiiirat N hlirsetwl Gilbert, 40, claims that Terrell car when the fatal crash appeals are made in capital mnn is Donald David at as high as $400 million, ct) partol:nan Tom Bernosky occurred. cases. And a spokesman in the 30, who escaped fron, itas negligent in a high The girl's father Is Randolph attorney in At; California'soledad Prison last Anti-Customer Rule Itobert lth Taylor Jr.. of A. hearst, president and editorChase on US 17.92 June 2 of a tanta said the various appeal March 5 while serving a term BY 111111E Pontiac Trans Ain driven by Orlando. testified Thursday of the San Francisco Examiner predures in the Alday cases for robbery, assault and Angered by (edera! fines for ciitering to regular customers and and chairman of the Hearst ' - Sidney L. Terrell, 21,uI-Wintcr that he was a passenger in the co uld torume two to four Possession of stolen checks. a federal price freeze which they soy cuts 'I'rns Ain. with Terrell driving service Corp year Both the newspaper and the station operators have closed their stations in two Mates and .+ Terrell. Gilbert. and his 36- at s;icrd's up t 140 miles an The Chronicle said the black in addition, the Georgia c station said DeFreese Is the threatened shutdowns in several others )ear4)kl wife Youic were' tiuui'. se'.eral hours before the man flamed in its copyright pr('.'i&'s p,)r it'tiy review "Cinque" of the Hearst kidnap Some stations were closed Wednesday and Thursday in Con. story had astonished local killed when Terrcll's car accident. by the state Supreme Court of case. necticut and a majority of gssollne retailers in the fldewate collided wilts the Gilbert car at The city is expected LII longtime protest troups b all utses involving the deaths However. the FBI said area of VirgLifa appeared ready to begin a fourday shutdown offering a "contract" to kill the U.S. 17-92-Sit 427 ni present as Its final defense' DrFreeze "is not a prliiie today. penaity. tersc Lion at Fi'.e Points witness an accoustical expert. Oakland's black sctiotd suspect at this time." Protests there and in other states showed strong opposition to Mrs Hilda Jean Terrell anti Dr. Gerald Ventri of Florida Carl J. isaacs, 20 George superintendent Dr. Marcus DeFrette Is "one of several ban on special sales to regular customers and to the federal price Foster. They refused, the stor> her two-week-old son Daniel Technological University, with I)ngee. 35, wit Wayne Carl people who arc known te have freeze which operators claim is strangling profits, Scott riirvi'.- ed the crash. testinion>' on siren tests made' tidesis,in, , originally were used the alias 'Cinque," said said. Foster was killed in a Seven gasoline retailer groups meeting in Fresno, Calif., barrage of cyanide-filled T1iur4i.y Mrs. Terrell tearfully 'n Sanford police vehicles. sent&'flced to die between the John Kelley, assistant in charge representing 3,400 of the 4ate's ,000 service station file defense has alleged testified her husband was bullets last hours of 10a.m. and 2p.m. to- o(theSanFrancisceFBloffice said they would take a 'vacaticn" March unless they ilay. The three Maryland prison Cinque was the name of a granted a gasoline price increase, escapees were convicted in WP- leader of a slave ihip revolt in and charged with the killings The 3W14nember Southern California Retailers Association said and me now being held at Sari .trate trials last month of the the 19th century. it wasplannin, ashutdow.nofsejer3tfltIon,fQrFeb 24. s)stciflatic mu rders of five AlQuenin Prisois. 4 'Ftc Chronicle said the mars About 2,000 service station dealers In Washington and Oregon lay mist-n .r.d the wire of i'r.e who cal led himself ''Clnouc" in kci.'.'I WLIR iuiIIrn-.I,,.,s all 1K... IV1..II uvernment saying they would The Chronicle and Pump Ucrtanks dry if their denthwere not tbymidnight reports came after a dayKQF'U that I r Monday. saw a transcontinental cta'.'i Spo&esmen for the Evergreen Service Station Association of between U.S. Ally. Gen Washington and the Oregon Dealers Aswciation w YORK .tlm The 1-i losers by a thin .-6 marsaid the di. V.dllam B. iazbe and the FBI"s mands Included more police protection, a minimum increase of position stock market tried once again gin on the Big Hoar:I In San Francisco over five per cent in gasoline allocations and autixitity to raise iwicesBrokers said the t.. break out of the slug. mnarketdP. balc strategy in the case. At Federal energy chief William E. gisliness that has gripped it for peareti to be sittsi.l re ing Simon, invoking the Enter- one point, Hearst called the gency Petroleum Act of 1973, hasdlrected service stations the I.5t several weeks. water. to treat nation's top prosecutor "damr all bm!n alike or be fined $5000. Tile opening flow Jones avernear irresponsible," Sasbe 0 KK Max Victor, executive director Of the New York State Asaoage of 31 industrials was up ts orea AD s hortly backed off irons his datlon of Service Stations, said the federal ae.mrl', a pornt. and gainers led North Korea captured a South er amounted to remark losers b> alissost .12.1 margin in Korean fishing boat arid sank a "telling dealers to forget about good will and, in many cases, 10 the New \'mrk Stuck Ext-hang.' second one today in an act build Saxbe had said in a ___________________ A 01, "grave, deliberate armed proTic upward push cause .k'. - .. Washungtcu news conference . vocation," the South Korean it re port that authorities would be 'T " ,,. . government charged. tud.i> that whiok-sale )ril-es derelict if t hey learned where' II ,, I po.,r cent the coed was being held and The Defene Msnistr> said North K orean gunboats opened Jan'j.ini, It was lb.' second Hearst sii d fire on the two vessels bulls highest iii.nttmly rise 1947. em statent 'itt you're 4 reportedly unarmed and each ' going to bust in and shoot tic Anal)sb say strong infl.itiwi carrying a crew of 12 - in a hillS been one of iti major ' Place UP from Washington is disputed part of the Yellow sea. , (of investor nsdu damn near irresponsible. Mr It was the first shooting in. notthefattier udent reported between the ttuit his prevailed on Wall Iricin " North and South since they Stree t for most of the Past Ii sued a joint communique on ttsunithis July 4, 1972, pledging to refrain Tutlay's hIg Ikiarmi prices e's in from hostile action. eluded A American Tele phone & ' MRS. NINA KING Telegraphs, up I . it 22 Rescuers reported that all 12 A couple of Ghiittsot stocks crew itiettibers aboard t he sun . Mrs. Nina B. King. 81, of 35(r2 which have fallen tiarpl in ri ken raft, the Saw iii i. 21, S. Park Ave. Sanford, died cent tnontks showed gains tooI were missing, 'Dx' lk'fense 'e Thursday. Born in West Union day. Walt Disney climbed $ .3 to I. it f((1/lk I ((((Ott. Ministry said it diii not know if - * Ohio she had lived in Sanfor d 411: 41' and Upjohn was UI) at S5 i here' we're any casualties on 5i'e 1%8, having moved her.' On Ttiurs4la, stock prlu's the other boat, the Suwon No. from Fort Smith, Ohio, She was \Vhit"i' to go for all thi turned in their third straight ' a msi.'tsibcr of the Mcth,s,l:st itifosm a t ion you need -. '.' n narr' ins .f .ini-nt in :ui.i.eit -: u r new coin i,irt Is and c:mLulig Ke>.>oung, of tIc joint Eastern Stas sluw trading 1 tIC I lot'. Jone:, P Fort Smith. Nortlulti coordina ting asp. i . Ind ie'mgt' edgeul UII to Survivors include a daughter. SEA HUGHES inittee, sent a (urinal protest to 05 to &i 92, whisk gainer.., out. • 834 9712 Mrs. John R. Vaughters. the North Korean capital of "Tofu santuni; son, Robert P. King, ryungyang demanding that the 12 crew tm,rmbers aboard the Columbus, Ohio; 20 grand' SANDRA RAWUPiS children and 27 great8149212 captured ship be returned litCasseiberry grandch Wren, itsrdlately. He said the bo boats were engaged in peaceful fishBurial will be in Fort Smith SIDNEY THOMPSON trig operations 'in open seas (rumiik. Funeral Home in 834 9312 charge of local nrrangciiwnts Altamonte Springs when attuekrd. Convicted E 11"e 7R,zI3 -$7. Lusv this at c.mpa'abls liw pricis SURPLUS (tic sovIet bhx'. Api- AlexanderSolzhemtsyn Ileeb has saul that Sol. left Yiest (iermany for Switzer. zhenit.syn told huts Iwo years hind today to Lake up the life of :igoihat he wanted his royalties awealthy,best.setling author inusedfor humanitarian purposes %%estern i.urope insult' the Soviet Union. But that was in liii' days when 11it kI • u two ni', ,s in •ac rura' West German village of Lang. viriter thought Protected him froI'll expulsion vilbrolch, Solthenitsyn and his and that he would live out his Swiss l'iw cr hoarded a tr life in Russia, for ZAtrich Solzbenitsyn talked by tele. \w.itiri ti, exiled Sa itt phone with he' wil ' I \t writer us the Swiss fmancml 'fter he arrieil in unter were Its,. large furtunt, tisan> Wednesd1a> and the> IIl3bookstu%e iu'umulatcd fO another cvnersatson for 25 hun in I1. West and the '.01 lilinutes Thuttl.i> night umiriou records of lawyer frit'n,ts "aid Hut his tit iii "MI nu'..ist ---.......... I IUI IiOfl, I()I fleWSthCfl tii;i us in urx ui1 merit i for Mrs olrhenIt5) I Ile past five years. runain in moscow until tier It was not known how long uintl fimis pe "tthenitsyn planned to stay in honk' stsltztrland Hut IleebiriTh famil intludes (hi tficaltd earlier that tw would couple s three sons Mrs Sol prohabh stifle in arw1InAvj1 zhenitsynsll.year.ol(I soil by;, I lie Paris newspaper previot's marriage. and her FranteSogr estimated that the wsdoweilmouier. Friends of the writer has amassed at least 16 family thought the Soviet million in royalties from the government would let all of publication f his Looks outs1de (hens leave. Z3 RUGS WASHINGIUN iAlli - A molienSenaleRepublican leader - Gesell then denied Chapin'i federal judge said tod.ay Ile Hugh Scott said he had seen motion to dismiss charges hopes 11'resident Nixon and the evidence at the White Iftnaie against him on the basis of un310 Sanford Ave. special Watergate prosmtor Ituit indicated Dean had lied to fair pretrial . jr .lcon Jaworski will stop dis. the Senate Watergate corn. cussing whether or not former iiiittec when he said he thought White house counsel John w. Nixon was aware of the Water. T I)t'an lit has told the truth, i. iate cover.up before March 12 w to I:1fl1'y Block has U.S District Juclt:e (;erharil 1973. . -. ' (;ll said hit hoPes "ever> . 0. _______ (;esell called Jaworski before1 4.4 7 why you effort will be itiade by appro. himand said that he was aware ___________ _____________ ' I priate authoirities to stop tits- that highly unfavorable tusung fit, -rs before the remarks had been made about should come to us ('IJU', '1 %/ a government witness "by per. li t, I Gesell Holed lilat Nixon, in a sons in positions much higher for income tax help, letter Io him urging him to thiin your own." V ..'. ithhek V bitt house tapt.s, -' But the judit added that did ' ' Were human, and once had"indicatedhisconcernwit)i not excuse Jaworski's -. prttri.iI publiut> in a great hue e make a mistake tdession remarks and an> ____________________________________________ • . _____I1 SS(. ,iru't when law furttw..r lapse would ha%e in lot. But if our error means you must pay _____ _________ ,-. >tr for foritsir Yvhite IIoue treasingi> serious eon additional tax, you pay onl the tax ' •h' i)w ight I,. ( hapirs charged seqtwree. . . - . We pay anv interest or penaltV tI..it rn:II ki II l '.ini it. if It "'i ill's (II Jilt \Ve stand behind out t ork ir r' I)V IL (%AJ LT • "IIVIIVilu).1I1Wr.UVpUUUI, LUIF. . ) I )ean s credibility during a tele. shws," Gesell said. I A F IU (11S I U ho headed up inning team ill set e the ' Viitory Burgers at the usion interitw two weeks ago Tt judgc said howeer ht division in Greater Sanford Chainix-r of Jai4iii- ski's (oinownts were has no authority over Sixon or cookout for campaign workers Ind their (ommerce tIlt'Pil)erShi1) drive, is congratulated j'rt i.f a dialogue that began &'ntt sx)uses. by memoership chairman, John (.'arli, as Bill (herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Iraas1i Ieadei oF losing di ision promises his Swetzerland 0.11' LINOLEUM I - But the Need for Fuel Corimmlion 9.3% i L business & c iicl -.. ,ill other Uses (lubricants, aphalt, cht'm.icas. propane. etc.) like ytxj. 1`11 1% awaic t4 thr rxW to conserve .iIl fuels because of the serious " situation natsonwidc.%W are taking - ., . slp to uutserve luel .is it applies to electric enc"gy in our own operations. In addition. f'PCs fleet LC14? People.. A'. .serving people. 31 �-.-'. -I--r-'.-t----------- - - IA—The Sanford Herald -_ ' -r- " .- ..- '-'-.--'---'--' -- . ---- Friday, Feb. 15, 1974 Prevent I COPLEY NEWS But the questionable premise that the economy can be controlled by the budget rein is challenged in the fiscal 1975 proposal by sub stantial evidence that the economy is in control of the budget. At first glance, the $29.8 billion increase in federal spending with an anticipated deficit of $9.4 billion seems designed to stimulate business activity and support continued high em[)10 ifl&U1 U., i WV •hn .4;. i.; Ln c I-JUl IJVI ..l.iil UI liI l.% Il.IiUlU$. '"" ' dictated by programs locked into federal law such as Social Security and welfare, where payments are significantly higher than in the current year because of new legislation and the inflation bugaboo. The $7.1 billion boost in the defense budget to a record $87.7 billion provides for few new weapons and barely assures maintenance (if present levels of combat readiness. Much of the fund boost is tied to manpower costs necessitated by recruitment incentives instituted with abandonment of the military draft. The more than Sill billion earmarked for programs aimed at easing the plight of the needy, the aged and the very young represents some $15 billion of the total budget increase and similarly promises little in new assistance activities. domestic More than $29 billion of the budget, it (U h ,r #anforb must rraLb TELEPHONE 322 261 8319993 300N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FlA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE 0 DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate PbFPSIFRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI, Ano,iate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT M&A&94V EditO WINIFRED F. GIE LOW Comptroller BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON CIrculation Manager ROY GREEN Advertising Manager JRICHARDS Sports Editor JANE CASSE LBE RRY Cour4y Editor CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RALPH HAYS Comp. Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON MpaJ)neEd*' Pcss Room Foreman be noted, is required n.rely to meet the Interest Mr. Nixon "to cope with economic conditions." payments on the burgeoning national debt. In view of the uncertain impact of the fuel shortage, which could give impetus to Inflation while forcing millions of Americans from their jobs. the most redeeming feature of the fiscal 1975 budget may be the flexibility proclaimed by The precarious position In which the country is teetering suggests that the words of Deputy Budget Director Frederic Malek may be prophetic. The budget, Malek said, will be "busted" through increased spending or tax cuts if necessary to create jobs. — _ 8w Mail nism Can Be Bad I 1210 Month $21 iO 1 Year Same As HomiDel,very 17 mos. 1)2 10 U S Post.i neqj;at,ons pre. ' that all mat subscr,pt'cns be paid in ,'i,ôflC Entered as c'cond i,,ss matter Auçvst 77 it at the pot, — C,Af,ceof Sanford, Florida 37771 No paf t of any material. n"s or 000rri!stng of this edition of The Sanford Herald ma, be reproduced in any manner *iihmi ,#rotten pcirmissron of the ,lubissW of The Herald An, ,rsd,v;doal ',,j I,' m respons.bt. (0' scP 'eproduction w,tI be n'd'ed i ntrnqnq on The He'at,Js copyr#gnt and *iii be he'd i.abie 13, damage unde' the tà, ''Pt t1jrdt' Published Oat, and Su'd,i Herald rrald 's a me,rbe, t the Associated Press ,h ch " t,liede,ttjs,wely to the use for reproduC'On of all fht local ne*S printed ,n In s nesp1pe' T ri' Herald Area Correspondents IQ Black Community Longwood Marina Hawkins ?? 4'P Ann Riley All Beur Lit.. Forest City Lake Monroe 3222611 377 2611 Don Oakley ' - Foreign bucks go home, . .please? IN EA Grrwwj Oviedo Siavia L'r Matheux 349 5205 ()iIona. Debiry Enterprise Fannettø Edwards 3743363 OsJeen Lila Baker 365 5207 Ms. Clarence Sny6e 3fl 4111 - Wnnttr Springs N.%y Booth 322 6735 Allamanti S pr mns Elda Nichols ais ten A rifled w ii hi devalued dollar". fiir.'inti ins s.t ur a ii nuuuuuin .ini ciii •iilL 'ur. ,IIII t,I (1w t ilIi'.i l,ili'.. 'it w York's tumbles de'parimt'nt store. for example, haWen I)cimt'h4'(I h% a British Iii in, as hs Tra'.'s'l.idgt' lnIc'r notional. JaponeM' and others are buying up real t'statt-. Lf5 th'psrtmcnt of comme'rvt' figures shuWeti a toHai foreign irriestmvnl of 114.4 billion in 11w United Stales at 11w end al 1972 small compared with the $94 billion hi can Inv.is*nwfll ubrud and iniinplesimal iwxl lo overall ItS Investment of about $1 trillion. i'rt today. miitx' than 9(X) manufacturing plants In ihi' (''Unit'. at I (ifi h foreign tt'nlpanies. uiinij'art'd I.. 35.5 .sis seaI' agi. In (lit' past six tin M''. ('fl nitinthis alone. he numtk'i of tender ufk'i lilIng In' foreign int'i",lur' was dnuhk' that ol 11w first liallol 11173. I' all Ihu' i'atis' fir c.iflct'I'fl or m it an t'cuniimic tw,on .ui .tils iittiit't id irgnmni'ni' ntt' and &'on Alit', all. (how ti- ',u'mna' plants hate cm ;'jlc'mt (ens tnt lli,iisands of john-. lw- -Ammwu iean-s ;Ind nitlhiun,- in (ixt's (or Iheir - .' Casseiberry. rum 'ark Goldenrad. Eistbrook 331207 or 671.2519 Tanglewtnod, E. Estates JcinBsbb 671 2319 .' - .;-i'--'I'-' -- - Several worthless checks bearing the name of the company have been cashed in Orlando. O'Malley's off Ice said In a news release Thursday. vt'ma'uirmties. (In the other hand. the rate at winch U.S onInJrolmns are falling under Iw-cigo ov.nerslup has betnn' "alarininit," at" .L...t. - I Gas Kills Worker IIUT('IIINSON ISLAND, Fla. lAP) One man was killed and another injured by leaking gas at a Florida Power & Light Co. construction site, police say. Powell Tuggle. 58, from Pensacola was killed Thursday by the odorless, colorlees gas, according to company officials. A spokesman said the victim was overcome when he entered an area where the gas, used in welding operations, had leaked from stored containers. A cotturker, Phillip Grace of Port S.ilerno, wont to Tuggle's aid and was also affected but other workers managed to get him to safety. - Only FPC Chairman John Nassikas, a Nixon appointee who has grown In office, and Commissioner William Stringer stood up to Big Oil. The swing man, Den Smith, a supposed consumer athocate whose backers now view him as a turncoat, joined the F PC's "Petroleum Pets", Albert Brooke and Rush Moody, to give the oil Industry what it wanted. Now at the 11th hour, Pastore is trying to keep the oil barons from getting their way with natural gas prices by pegging them to gasoline-type price rises. V "Oil, when it comes out of the ground, must go through an elaborate and expensive refining process," Pastore wrote. "Natural gas ..ts almost ready for use when it comes out, Gas is far cheaper ... to produce and market" Thus, letting Big Oil get away with pricing naturalgas by the skyrocketing gasoline standards "would be like arguing that peanut butter should be priced at the same levels as the equivalent protein value of steak," he conclud j Baker Sheriff Arrested MACCLENNY, Fla. (AP) Baker County Sheriff Joe Newman and one of his deputies have been arrested on bribery charges, State Atty. Eugene Whitworth says. Informal Ion filed Thursday by Whitworth said Newman and deputy Archie Robinson were accused of accepting $350 from an unidentified man attempting to get a probationary sentence for his two son. The officials were taken Into custody in this northeast Florida community on a order signed by Circuit Judge Theron Yawn of Gainesville. Newman, 42, and Robinson were booked at the Union County Jail in Lake Butler, where officials said bond was set at $5,000 each. - r • BRAZILIAN TIME-BOMB: Whale official torture has failed to stir the jaded conec ence of the Brazilian establishment, two ghastly a-fines theeaten at last to turn even some of its backers against the military dIctatorshIp. In September, a pretty seven-year-old girl was raped. savagely burned and then murdered in Br&silla. Two months later, a 19.year4d college girl was given a massive overdoa of narcotics and died. Such crimes are rare in Brazil. So shocked was the legislature that 28 members of the goverivnent-onsored party joined with the weakened opposition to Investigate drug-related crimes. And a manhunt of hundreds of police aid military fanned out to seek the culprits. -' Diesel Fuel Hijacked TAMPA, Fla. (API Then, mysteriously, Brazil's Attotney General Alfardu Buzald and the rightist House Preslcbet Flavto Marctho Launched vic.ous attacks on the legislative investigators. Luzaid frantically claimed no such probe was needed. The reason for Buzald's and Marclllo's sudden opposition, say our sources of two men wm ho Buzald and Man,-Ilio count among their best friends have recently fled, one to Europe, one to the United Slates. The "escape" of these two prime suspects has lid old legislator Plinio Salgado, the foimder of stzil's fascist movement. to mutter against the government. And a new president due to be sworn In on March l,the present cabinet reportedly fears some of its members will be tied to a macabre "Watergate-style" coverup south of the border. ic Marijuana Seized HOMESTEAD, Fla. API -One man has been arrested and flvt tons of marijuana worth 13 million confiscated as the result of a traffic accident, polbe say. Patrolmen Ray Schtick and Clinton Terry said Frederick Ford, 23, of Fort Lauderdale was charged with possession of marijuana Thursday alter his truck hit a low overhang. Terry said he noticed a stra ng e smell coming from the truck and a search revealed the marijuana. CORN SHUCK: Red China Is following the lead of its onetime Soviet comrades In raiding America's grain bins. Chinese buyers have quietly bought up IX million bushels of ,,II . t._.. u-a. csan, we.ay pw'cna,es year. Although the U.& corn crop will be 5.6 million bushels, stocks are down eight per cent due to heavy export saleaand a domestic "shortfall" is predicted. -- homes, yes, even mobile homes, also will not stay in office very long even if we do have free access ti public tollets, Respectfully, Members of the Committee to Resist Oppressive Politicians. Se - The Soviets, In the Great Grain Robbery," got a fourth of the U.S. wheat crop at bargain prices, forcing the United Slates logo to the world grain market for wheal. at exorbitant coats. Pete Ward rman Don Crabtree Chairman Monica Moore Leslie E. Moore What will prevent aslmIlar "Chinese Corn coup"lsthat na rimst pay cash from its n-*ager had currency reserves for u.s. corn. Neverthplem, some experts feel the corn deals will still drive the United States Into the world market to buy corn at ____________— ivy L. Shore Edith K. Minor BEORY'S I i i ODO ______ - Police say that whoever stole $.tO011or of dle5etfuèl had bettet not try it* A tanker truck cdntalnlng scene residual oil used to feel boilers was stolen Thursday from the Central Oil Co. In lliltsborougji Cunty, police said. The thieves filled the $23,000 truck with stolen diesel fuel but police said the mixture would gum up automotive engines. The empty rig was later found by police. _____ ___ Joe Carter June Cameron Wayne Johnson ST. PETERSIIIJIi.t;, Fla. i'Pi Florida marine off Icials say water samples from parts of Pinellas County show the presence of Red Tide in amounts high enough to kill some marine life. Scientists said Thursday that they are monitoring patchy outbreaks od the fish-killing disease near shore and in the Intracoastal Waterway around the county. At its present level, the cunt;Iliunation can suffocate only the most susceptible marine l:Ie and trigger sporadic kills along isolated stretches of the coastal area, said Dale Ikaurnariage, a hiologi.t at the state marine laboratory. tolerate an atxlicatton of the FI'C's consumer protection mission...Latciy, it appears that the consumer has been of forgotten and the oil Industries' views acioptea by the r M. What Pastore referred to was a three-to-two vote by the FPC jacking up well-head natural gas prices from about 25 cents to 55 cents per thousand cubic feet. By the time the gas gets to the housewife's stove, this will be a 25 per cent rise over last year. It also sets a disastrous precedent for future cost increases. Altamonte Sepings meeting, county uontmlssioners who have treated their constituents this way will not stay in vi I ice !ong. May we officially remind you that State Senators who deny property owners and tax payers the right to live on their own ..1 I& Red Tide Hits Pinellas "In preparing for these hearings," he Instructed, "we want to be sure that this message Is clear: Congress will not YOU also said officially at that .,....4.. "This is not a licensed company In Florida and we suspect it may be a fake company," he said. "Of course it is not to be confused with the Prudential Insurance Company of America, w hich is licensed in Florida." People cashing the cheeks, all for less t han 1200, have been shown false indentification. O'Malley said. While successive presidents have permitted this monopoly to build up, the one check on natural gas prices was supposed to be the Federal Power Commission. But the FPC has been more concerned with Industry profits than with consumer protection. in an intemaI metnorandurn ordering the staff to gear up for his Commerce Committee hearings next week, the Rhode Island Democrat threatens to swing away at the FPC. Homeowners, Not Toilets .. All Or,,, Mail $7 7OMonlh e Months $1 20 --"i- -,..--... - , - oti giants have upping gasoline prices a third or already gotten away with big oil same last few months. Ominously, the more In the firms also produce most of America's natural gas. Editor, Herald: • who gave it in the first plate, we Here Is a copy of a letter we sent to were told the legislators would be Sen-LoriWilson: very reluctant to do so since this You are to be commended for would not be progress. )OUT untiring and relentless effort We ask you, s it progress to make and your accomplishment In abollaws that zone a great majority of ishing the pay toilets in public the retired of Seminole County right places in the State of Florida. We out of existence? II this be p,.OgTP, a--------uvi u'i wv wJuJu g.wv .ivun wirv inana uuu a- mew us us are osa credit is due and we feel the credit fashioned enough to believe a man's for this humane action is strictly home is his castle regardless of yours so again let us say whether it he a mobile home or a congratulations! mansion, A rood deed well done, however, Under the constitution of the State we xur constituents, are amazed at of Florida of the United States we yocr Lack of interest in the fact the still hose a few basic rights without zoning laws passed by the county having to go to court to prove these commissioners ii Seminole County lnrt. as you said in the legislative are going to force oeople out of their delegation meeting in Altamonte ngs property due to the 'bome rule If we, your constituents, cannot power" given to thein by our tPke the constitut1w of the State of legislative body of which you are ii Florida and real what Is facts In ;mntwr. ne black and white and hive by these When we centacted your office and laws without having to, as you say, talked to one of your aides to ask If prove the constitutionality of each maybe some of this power of "home and every lint., thin why have the rule" could be taken away by our rule" State Constitution and really what legislators since they were the ones good Is it? -------- - - In Florida -_.. -' TAllAhASsEE, Flu. I AL' Don't accept any checks Issued In the name of Prudential Life and Accident Insurance Co., state Treasurer Thomas O'Malley's office warns. Enon,Gulf, Letter To The Editor Help The I motorists. , ChIef Photorachsr Home Delivery o I WASHINGTON-Senator John Pastore hE described In an angry memo—meant only for Senate Commerce in. vestigators -lila plans to block oil profiteers from doing the Same thing to natural gas users that they have done to products in the United states. keeping more of their money at Arab oil embargo Is the fact the foreign In- home. In reality that Industrial nations are The thought that even Arab terest in the U. S. is flattering The towering economic Interdependent economically. nations might be interested in its wel! as revealing. It exhibits strength of the United States ill Any winecessary restrictions investing billions of dollars of that we are a prosperous, stable the exact reason why we should on the free flow of goods and their new-found treasures In country with an attractive and encourage foreign Investment money across national bounU.S. businesses and industries diverse market and skilled in our businesses and industries daries inhibits the growth of all has pumped new adrenalin Into labor. It is exactly these if they do not corner markets or nations, invites retaliation and national security hampera the cross fetilization t he systems of those who favor reasons, in fact, that have led to pose iif spt'niing abroad problems 1otetiontcu1 as a national a 'n d if ( uit tir vs that prom' los unVjiic Aiiiung the lessons of the derstanding and tolerance. l) American investors now A strong revival ot protetionLsui occurred last year with the introduction In Congress of the Foreign Trade and Investment Act of 1973-the socalled IlartkeBurke Bill. If enacted, the measure would impose quotas on foreign tinpGrts, ontroi the outflow of American investments abroad, levy' new taxes on income earned in other nations and even require conspicious Labelling of foreign goxLc sold tare. Since the Aabs institute-41 an oil embargo last October, protectionism has coa1escd Into a growing opposition to foreign investments in the United States of America. The protectionism Is manifested in ii Senate subcommittee hearing on whether the U.S. needs protection against capital from abroad, which increased substantially last )ear wW rww totals more than $16 billion. The rate Is likely to Increase even more because of the auspicious economic circumstances here, such as attractive stock prices, two devaluations of the dollar which make foreign currency more valuable, a relatively slight U. S. dependence on Arab oil, a slower rate of Inflation here than in Europe or Asia and an accumulation of American dollars ,Abroad. Other countries miau perceive a rise or U-e protectionist attitude here and are hedging by fabricating their RAY STEVENS SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week lii 20$Mc,nths 9- (•)l) News BILL VINCENT. JR., - -- IL' ----. i --. Worthless Checks Cashed Foreign Investments Protecti ... I Pastore 's Anger 9 11 Be 'Busted' U.S. Budget Probably W1 and unemployment. , Florida News Briefs Trouble The $304.4 billion budget is, according to President Nixon. a fiscal weapon that will both stifle inflation and ward off a recession, And those critics who agree that the economy can be tuned by judicious infusion of federal money will focus on the apparent contradiction as irreconcilable. Unhappy experience supports the view that a successful attack on the inflationary spiral must be accompanied by a business slowdown - . . - . . . ,-w--_-V_, - .. - ' - r ..- . . - In iii Feb. IS'invcstment Strategy 71" Club, Restaurant, Cavalier Jun Ractiman-Semninole Motor Inn Restaurant, noon Junior College, 1.207-208 7:00 luncheon. State Rep. Lewis pin-lU pin. h"IIEF: Earle, speaker. Sanford Area Ministerial Feb. fl Riding Assiciatlun noon luncheon, Boots Dusty Sanford Women's Republican a.m. l)usty hoots Arena. SR 46 IlarLsh hull. Covenant Players four miles west of 14. Special %ill present a program. All half time show on Appaltxxsa ministers and their wives In. tiled. horse — _____ I - .# ,, ' Hall. Auxiliary meets same Speaker, Marilyn Gordon, time in green room. Theme: Youth Programs coordinator. All nurses invited. S new post home Feb. IIHorticulture Seminar. 7:33 It - unu t'r,itic Wui,in s Club ii pit., S.,iittrii Gordt',i Club. Dr. Seminole County, noon, Otto's Shannon Smith, ornamental hlaufbr,uu lInus. Speaker. State hor:iculturist will speak on Growth Conference State Agency l_ RENT IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII This NCR 10-Key ELECTRIC Addial Machine a month There's no peanut crunch .. . .-'.-,----'•. _'= ----- _. -- --------------- ______ . Keep your WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With A Chan ges Proposed I Gan.ral TALl.MiAjEE, Ha. (API gy, econoimmy, energy and cm WEATHERIRON "Alter having waited 10 ferenet' soted for a $14 million of trying ii) keji them out of Urge1Innbya contractor w plo)lnent. months bra permit to build liability limit, the same as In Florida, (inc 5Uggestinn HEAT PUMP had to wait 10 months for Other key proposals called four -boot boat dock on my per. federal law. There is no limit in that newcomers be channeled permission to build a simple for modification of CALL. the stiff sonal property, I very, very the PLUMBING & sta te's law. boat dock, itte state Chamnberof stoic' oil-spill law and for away from crowded urban the strongly urge approval of this WALL HEATING, INC. Commerce has proposed a state not to try to keep areas to rural regions with Joci Kuperberg, director new proposal," he said. more simple way of getting en- residents fro") moving fl2SI2 of plenty of growing room. 1007 S1 Sanford the Internal Improvement into The conference passed ____ 'irnmmient.al permits approved. Florida . companion resolution urging Fund, said the proposal The proposal to take red tape Charles King of West Palmim that state environmental could mean disaster for enviout of the permit process was Beach suggested that one state agencies lx, "re3tructur1 to ronmimental protection. one of many adopted Thursday age ncy be given the power to streamline and to simplify the The conference report also by the business organization at approve or reject environiental permitting procedures," called for planning for ways to its growth conference on ecolo- permits in a specified time. On the oil spill law, the con- cope with new residents instead up TO 15 YEARS - - FH A F I n a n cIng Wallace, Meany Meet Secretly 7.63 Simple Interest MIAM! BEACH, Fla. I AI't — at the Americana hotel and "I think Wallace is out play. can't Ignore a gim who's goin; Iabaimma Guy, George C. Wal- lasted about one hour. ing Democratic politics," spec- to stay in ttw party and be a ace and AF'l,-ClO ['resident Mdes to Meany refused to ulated one source close to factor." ;eorgeMany!liet secretly Ifl0 (ftscuLs the substance of the Meany in offering an oxThe nit't'ting was one mnre ieachfront hotel room this talk, or disclose any other tie- planation for the meeting. "The indication of Wallace's new seek, ;ipparentiv as part of tails except to say that the ivernir obviously decided Ittical rospoctability ant aihict's continuing effort to haTting was arranged at the l'e going to remain in the lol low ed eyebrow-raisi ni: i.end fences with the Demo- go',ernor's request. Democratic 'arty, and you meetings last year. YOU CAN SAVE 1,000's OF Sss . New Mobile Homes arriving daily (house type con' struction) Exciting decors and every available floor plan to please you Price Reductions on every model on our tot! - . - - riiti(' Party. . Move in Todayl Complete set — It was Wallace's first meeting tthi Mean) who, as head of the alien's largest labor or. anization, bitterly opposed the "vernon's two previous presi. Gurney lential campaigns. Tin' meeting took place 't'dnesday in Wallace's room At Democrats Shevin, Harris Dealers Shutdown Monday his family in "The men are still I'rin in eir feelings and lf lost night's erlimig is any indication. I ink 9(1 per cent of the dealers ill go along with t in shut. iwntin Palm Heath County," okesmnan Al Bennett said iursday. C $ $5 Collusion Charge CI.EItMONT, Fla. (A1' Republican Sen Edward Gurney, expected to announce a re election bid Saturday, has accused two Democratic officeholders of acting together I emmibarra.s tutu is en an alleged slush fund. 'It looks like collusion and the opening salvo in the Liberal campaign against Gurney In 1974," the senator told a GOP gathering In this Centr al Florida city. Florida news papers ha ve reported that as much as 1300,000 was collected in 1971-72 for Gurney expenses from builders seeking I THE tSM)('lATEt) PH M -4 Gasoline retailers in at least ee Florida counties say they favors with the Federal housing oulti rather lock their 'ian abide by federal energy Administration, (;urney, a member of the Senate Watergate litef William Simon's order Comiunittee, said last December he was told anning special consideration regular customers. Simon, who is vacationing Ith Florida, iled that service sta tions can--A discriminate between regu. ir and occasional customers. A spokesman for a group of aIm Beach County dealers tid Thursday that 90 per cent the 200 retailers there would ipport a shutdown, set to begin up all connections central air and heat, skirting and tied down Buy a mobile home in February and Place Homes Norlh will guarantee ssi rent (I? wide) in Lake Kathryn Estates (I year leace). - - Gas . by aides in 1972 that 1100,000 was collected, lie said he stopped the fundraising but did not report the money as contributions since he wasn't camnpaIgning at thi' tune. Il( aiimictl his c,Ilusiu'i charge at state Rep Marshall Harris of Miami and state Alt), Ccii, Robert Shevin, both Democrats. Harris c harged earlier this week that Gurney had clearly violated " a sta te law requiring elected officials to report gifts of at least $25 value. 'Maybe I'm myopuc, but it seems to me Gurncy must be guilty of receiving funds that had to be reported," Harris said. lie then asked S he vin, who would have jurisdiction in any investigation of possible wrongdoing. .. .p . .. __ 1_ 1 RENT '-) NOWI - _______________________________________ ___ ______ ___ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) HE said the commission may Tile proposal was put on Florida truckers would get a be able to adopt the emergency Monday's agenda because 6 per cent boost In hauling rates Increase without a public hear. many truckers have coat under a proposal to be con. mg plalnedof their problenis, sidered Monday by the Public Service Commls'ulon. • I' Hiring Policy ' New 1974 FORDS PINTOS -MAVERICKS MUSTANGS. TORINOS By Day Week Month ___ - - - INQUIRE ABOUT OUR Special Weekly Rates Proposed - Jack Prosser 1 DAILY AUTO RENTALS Sanford 323-7600 or 322-1481 Winter Park Orlando 644-8916 After Business Hours 322.0356 So Habici Espanol __ _____________________ Fch. 21Feb. 25"Business and Crime Horticulture Seminar, 7:30 Seminar" Seminole Count) p.m., Sanford Garden Club. Sheriff's Department 7:00p.m.- David DeVoll, extension agent, II) p.m.-Seminole Junior will spe'k on foliage plants in College, 1.207-208 FREE: the home. General meeting and hun. Feb. 8 ctwon of Sanford Garden Club, SISTER. ln. noon luncheon; noon. Garden Cilib Buildin9 on Al flaxen, Central Florida 19-92. Mrs. Robert E. McAloon, Zoological Society, speaker. Jacksonville. will speak tin 'Pageant of Crosses". and March 11 Sanford Rotr.ry Club, 12:15 -- ----------- r '-- ''V ------------- Famous U.S. No Master Charge No BankAmerjcard No Layaways GIRLS' LOSE 20 POUNDS IN TWO WEEKSI Size: Infant To 14 BOYS' Women Ski Team Diet and apply rental I a L __ _L-AL Uiul 'v 'I W $. k "Gee. I'm sorry I went on about how tough my bust-1 ness has been. I didn't 'now you were a bather" toward purchase pr.cstof $l9 50 I .', .ns US?IN J 9 gor 19 I:.i I.st ge stuar - 0i4es During the non snow off season the U. S Women's Alpine Si Team members go on the "Ski Team" diet to lose 20 pounds in two weeks That's right 20 pounds In II days' The basis of the diet is chemical food action and was devised by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U. S. Team. Normal energy Is maintained (very important I) while reducing. You keep "full" no starvation-, bcause the diet Is designed that way. Pt's a diet that is easy to IolIcw whether you work, travel or stay at home. (Not the grapefruit dliii). This is, honeslly, - a fantastically successful diet. flit weren't, 'he U. S. Women's Ski Team wouldn't be permitted to use it! Right? So, give yoarsell the same break the U. S Ski Team gets Lose weight the scientific, proven way Even if you're tried all the other dlinIs. you owe it to yourself to fry the U. S Women's Ski Team Diet. That is. it you rea lly do want to hose 2Q pounds in two weeys Order today Tear this out as a reminder Send only 13 00 (13 75 for Ruth Servi c e)—cash is 0 K to: NATIONAL HEALTH (PSTTQTE, P.O Box 39, Dept. 16, Durham, Calf. 9S9'Jb Don't order unless you want 10 lose 70 pounds in two weeksf Because that's what the Ski Team Diet will do c Ic?? Size: Infant To? Dresses, Pant Suits Pajamas, Blouses Gift Items - Selling Everything To The Bare Walls Including Racks & Counters - - -.4, .1 PLACE HOME.S NORTH " TALJ.AIIASSEE. Fla. (AP) actively recruited, will be A program to encourage the iiresented at the first Cabinet higher diesel and gasoline hiring of minority group meni- meeting since it approved costs, bera by the all-white Florida Shields' promotion. 4-3, as In Sarasota and Manatee Marine Patrol will bepresented marine resources director. PSC Chairman Bill Bevis said 'unties, some retailers to the state Cabinet. Shields was head of the marine ready locking t heir pumps. A the only truckers who would he Tuesday Th e present hiring practices patrol. okesman said that some Ma- excluded from the proposed increase would be the petof the patrol have been critl"The governor's affirmative' rate ins would remain closed until by Cabinet mem be rs who acti on program will be aggres. roleum and he c mi l ca haulers, cized xt Wednesday. opposed the promotion of liar- sively and sincerely applied who were given an Interim 10 Survey A spot by a Bradenton muon Shields as natural re- and full use will 1w mane of the (or club in Manatee County per cent incTease last week sources director equal opportunity coordinator 'Ot hers have t he exact same owt.-sJ that four of the 14 sta. Th department's policy in the active iecrultment of iiiimis checked would be closed problem" of paying sky. statement, pledging that nonity group applicants and the rocketing fuel bills, UI Tuesday. Bevis said. minority applicants will be fair and equal treatment. show color slides. . _______________ Truckers Seek Rate Surcharge To Help Pay Rising Fuel Costs me increase w ould be in form of a fuel surcharge to compensate the truckers for - _( ~ - lip liii Nelson, Melbourne lamuistaps' plants cryont'. crunch. At Ibm' present lime. 11w producers o IwJflUls and peanut products get ri.I of suM quanl ills's of 11w hulls in incifleratorx C p.m., Civic Center; speaker, Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Feb. 25.-.. Feb. l n. Lori Wilson. Sanford VFW Post ioio Sanford rotary Club, 12:15 Civic Center. Potluck luncheon sponsors Funnily Fun Time p.m., Civic Center; speaker, followed by Bingo, starring Col. Tim McCoy and March 25 Nick Pfeifauf, vice president W1',Sll.TV Tli,trinf £'.',,reP4 '17 ,_f,w_•_• r,.ttiii,r his Western fvle cente Sanford Rotary ('tub t.IS -------- show. ------Health 7 :30 p.m. to benefit VFW p-tn., Civic Center; Seminole Sanford VFW Post 10108. 5 meeting 4 p.m. County High fund. Interact Club Slave Day. p.m., Knights of Columbus I)epiirtmtient auditorium, building cording to C V. Wood .Jm , vhai,'nuui of 11w Committee ol Publicly Owned Companies. Because ciba critical shortage of equity capital, says Wood. many US corporations art' simph unable to expand or diversify. The committee. which has some 600 mem bers. dot's not ol)jeel lii foreign acquisitions of American cum panii' in a vital, cunpi'titi'.'i' man kit ens mm''nin''nt It i guys that they are hieing taken over at exlremolv undervalued prices. As ons' way of attracting the needed equity capital. Wood recommends a $1 .000 ;iminuol lax c'x'mjfl ion on seetmi itst' Iranxactn.ns for bothi individuals and btIiflt'sM'5 The loss in ted"ral revenue, he says, would 1w more than u.IIM'I h'. (hi' nt'ss it:', i's1nitnt unit '. •'tihl I' g'ni''ai'h 't k'o4 ihrt' untgmessstn'ial t otnlmtttl'5 hint' t'gun look' mug into Ihe situation. s',swciail% (Pin'so aspects lx'aring on this' energy and th'ft'nw i ndui r it's. Hills !tit',(— bet-n introduced that would M'vcrely limit torougn investment. Ii has been estimated Ihat during 11w 1970%. U.S. corpora' lions will bust' to raise more than II trillion 1w' r'w plum and ('quipnwnt. double present total lns'estmnt'nt. Therm' would seem In Ix' room in that vast market for cx'- The"mt may he another use for 11w lowly Iwanui Iha cx't'n (h'orgt' Washington Carver never Ihou)'ht .tI Acc'oi'd UIH lit the I S. (}' i).ii lflWnI of Agi icuhui e. list' ;hact' "logs mode if a mllure' of LwanuI hulls and '.r.es may som sit' doing their small bin to east- lht t'n''rg'. oh. C Of ole Ca len da r Feb. II , Friday, Feb. 15 1974-5A The Sanford Herald By - - . . Jack Anderson Won't .—: - - N-/ a 01"=G 2595 S. SANFORD AVE. ml Ph. 323.5040 Permit SANFORD �Iz-- iw. - __ _--jj - _ _ __ _ I ______ - -- - -- --------- .: X -- 1 -- j1? Sanford Herald --- Friday, F eb. i. i7 . I . orts SP Against Looks SHS _,~ ( tv J,' ti. Herald Sports Editor `~: . - For By DAN GlL1AaT HCpondI . - 'I .141 I loolung for insurance for a winning season, and the poslalityoI drawing a b)cin the District tournament next week, theSeminoles travel to Lakeland to batfle the Dreadnaughts in a I I know this Isn't going to be easy to take, tail sit back, relax, and as. rn'jtself, Whenwas the last time m golfing foursome broke That 's an easy one you say.eer. I didn't think so P6 Sernimle Junior College golf Coach, Larry McAdam for the lead in charity tosses and second in rebounding. average-7.ueU is second with 74. rounds, but t he n 1k thriw in the bembd!, mcxc guys who are also capable of par or bet- ::b-1,.a - . - thesibihtyofamarteam score)odi-sprettyg0n Other team members include Colonials B Knapp an C Sophomore with a solid a ve rage that should be jut a round pa r all - -. - _..= - The team finistied its season last year with a 13.3 record, with Ik - I - - . - :' - 'i',' - ~ --------- - -- - - - "y . - ___. ~ _ - ____ _.~ ~ I J" _% * ound' sL • I as - I travel to Sanford it) meet the ._-. W; z t - * - -, I"% I ( I - -M U - ' - . _____ - for thu tu.auii fron, Osteol - - - - ~ 1 ___~a~.-', _. -I-"I - 1 ro Vl*ctory ________________ TtNGLE 110 the (;revhound could easil first meeting was _______________________ I * p ' " 5l with FOR THE BALL ______________________ 1 Harp 123) dis ute ownershi * p , - - Yrpttti Drift MaI i t I 'Thunder' Th rnton t the game Is how well John include 4 - _ 4.. M~-_ tl- ~ -%.- - -_ -L - Lo-, ~_~_-`---.. ~_ .1 _. i - tough to make for the Grey. . Sanford are the only two four-A from a broken hand. make from the line or they have At Cleveland was out with a to run laps to give them time to Brantley, Trinity Prep and SNA gall bladder infection bill think about making them. - caliber of ball as the four-A will pose a new problem to the record oije win in the rwxt two MhooIS. Braves is unknown The Lyman-Sanford contest games Ill give Lyman a In that game Randy Faber Ilie best sewn in the past four could well be a preview of a was the hig scorer for 11w years, but regardless of record thstric playoff game between Braves with 23 points but 11w real test i next wk • the( ' he two schools. Once the team hitialling defensivel) on the part district tournament. right, bubble gain. But the kicker was, Jay never could get his bu bble outright, or at least It was the most anemic bubble ever Petty Bell ra:teq Cooper TOTALS - • Oco" I FO F TP .Sm)rna figured to control both - I I S 0 Willi' Kemp along with Tim o 12 i s again for the rebound. is 4 41 it LOST TIRE ON THE DAYTON WuUy hatiny chiewing bubble gum whIe som of his 17-year-loW TWO DRIVERS have rude and unschedul bar iwerehai'datporkwithtot*oro infield as their cars experienced 3ImiJar trouble hove a flak 1*r the ubtime. - losing a wheel coming off the turn, during qtlalifying runs for Sunday's 15ml. - Shaw Scoring Eighth Nationally - Bernie Show, who set Florida basketball on its ear when he I - W_1414- - ~ _- - All Sports Editor , -- - .--- . -f _~ ~_- n, T4~' ,L- ~ _ - ~ I --- '!--J--- . - _~ - - ~; le ~T --- r _____ - 4 _ _. .5 Jazresturni CC of Jamestown N.Y. as its leader. Jamestowr, by the way, i-s I an not even ranked nationa lly. Pensacola R, which Just lost its first game in V outings and led the na tion. pj ,,i., slipped to third with Just one first place vote San Jacinto College Pasadena, Texas and Vincennes, Indaina are one and two SI * ____ _______ _____ tn_z~ -~ . ___ __ - 1~_ .1 I P., ~._ 1.4 4: ckk .- - - . of professional wrestling. Z __ -1 - - -- - !__ I _______ I ji-M_ __ -__ _7 -_ -_ But in the su'".'-'I non.vuoknt I' u4 of i nalbasktball Wirtz noticed Only Stott and Mengeltdjdn think Wirtz noticed the pritivocation, "'I'lle ter told me Lanier shiOuld ~J vw - -; - - - - IMWO- .- - - -'-" - : The' Rains tried to make a game of it in the second half bu t fell - - ~_ ~ ~~__ -_** t -= . _. - & -- 01-, --; VAN - . __ Merigelt was asked if Dandridge had --J '--, swung at hnti 'Yttiink .fkity would have grabbed . asked Milwaukee Coach Larry Custelli agreed that the technical ('all was pivotal. lita big tool. No question about it," said Costello, whose ,'tub now hi"lds a thrt'e.game lead over :he CI'icipu Bulls and a 4'z-gatiie edge over tMtd-pla DetroIt. "We got an extra point was a big point. It changes their strategy," Suns 107, Rockets 99 Dick Van Arsdak's fourth-qua rter spurt carried I'tioenj* past Houston. Van Arsdale limushed with a ga:ue.high 24 points. Rudy Tunijanovich had 20 for Houston. wvi 123, 1towiu lI HICk flare>' -.coted 25 points i,'i the second hail to lead Golden State pa-st Atbnta. Harry totaled 11 tic 11w night while Cattle Russell con. muted 3 for the Warikmrs. P,-tc Mar:sy'cl,'s 29 points pHi-i'd itlanti Ft-Unrig ' - -- ''' -- - - I S () K C , I SelectionsJ TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS -- - ---' I Tmtta LAdde 151. CouSin iiii. ' Lady Iti. 7 Fri erid 'Aesi, 17). K's 04ng0 '31, Lady Gremli n (SI 3 Søtha iii Ptaniie, R oddy (St. ScImA Dii 575 4 Lnth 00u% (II, Wilciale H ,)nev Ill. It C•Sno IS) S Vii Ring I 3). 1 .1(, w'rtI LIX'i A,iPic (7) Eirlv v m lit. Nora AOSOn is). B J S '.tut II). 1 PrOp, r,uop 1 ?1. Fmiefner lot, it, ?# Or) (ii I " " T 0"' I' (('ii Y C,') Iii (Or O'C*l Ili 9 Aht, Titx 151, Lid, tee 01. CoI ns tI 10 WicitlIp Co" (II. Stun Mir)rv 151, ?.SorIiqur Vuvior lit II 000ov 51, K's Mitrivuh 171, (,00d Neb,i . I; Lo*t S P,*dt 56). Ain.i.IS). 131 fltIyjiI5p (3) ExPlo s - - - '. ONE ON ONE PRESS MATCH-UP O('(fl} guard Terry Jackson II goes against (Jceol' Adams in his own backcout't. Despite lull court pressure tacti cs. the Kowboys failed to rope Jackson who led all scorers with 23 points as the CarJim ttinals ripotd the Kowboys 71-40 in 013C Tourney opening round action. its "vi I mu mow ny tee (ie.geri I' 2 Ic 12 16 6 7 2 I 2 16 23 11 S2 , , 11 31-51 9 is 11 16-51 .. '. -- - ;---._____%.._ __._101 -.__.~, C - ~__. _____ __ -,- "I __=.... -1. ; - S . - - - - I - i - - IW4:-~_ ,, - -- - Ref ormed Drop Outs i Pre m 'he 275,tuo Main client ev at D a y Con a I miter no tin n a I S;x'edws in 11w second rust I'earson won the pole with a 185.017 miles an hour speed in one-lap runs last Sunday and l'vtty was second best with 18:1176. Thus earned them the front row in thu l)aytuna, stXtrt&n4,MI tu 450 mile.-, this year as a bow ti-i the energy crisis. Yarborough, who spent twit seasons in 11 S Auto Club 1m sIuipia)mIshia c,ar. vs it Ii iuicdiaicn,' siict't'ss, said ''I have Li year of stock car racing un-icr iii> belt again and 1 feel as gui ld as I ever have about the Daytouw 500.' - - . - -' .-----~ -.---j,I----, _. ~~ ~-_ - :_ I -_ - . - N`_. J _~:*~ _-X-1~ --. - Z - ff ----.W, __ .- - - - • ' -- ,- - ,- EASY A - BUCKET FOR NEW SMYRNA Mathis gets easy jumper ... ________________________________________________________________________________________________ And Get Fined $200 Carry A B i g Hockey Stick ii> WIU('F: Luwhl-r il'Sports Writer - diqus ,lujwu ictl the Chicago Cou gars 5-J. "It luMiked to me like i big stick all through the gaiiw," said Kirk; Coach Rob l'ulfurd, 'but I thought I'd wait until the proper time to protest." l'twt time t'iuiw with about nine minutes las play and Buffalo already leading 3-1. lIii, Satires' been 1)t'flaltzetl for higttieking, Then Pulford went (or the big-sticking a •all Lie asked fur a i,Ieasurt'ment of the blade in I-'arr'sstick, 1beolficislsobiged saul it was within the' legal hints - and But 'larry- ll,,ri*r, the Kings t'a;'t.aiti, s.ai'l the prubl'ii Li> with the officials' a-quipsiaent. It was outdated, he said. its' officials decided he was right and used it device graciously provided by the Kin. This time the blade was too bug, I- '- '5- to looked tumt like thindridge was trying to Lakeview Panthers scored In double fig. VV 4,-- ~~ f TI short. The closest they caine Rocky Farr tends goal and carries a big n li s stick was eight points with less than fi about an eighth of an inch too big. minute to plas-. It cost 1iiuii $i - but it cost the has 11w gamma' took its physical I )AVTONA BEMhI, Fla. Angeks Kings it game. toll of the Irish. Three starters a API Add "reformed h-'.arr, in the Buffalo nets Thursday night, were hurt and had to leave with dropouts" Cale Yarborough faced 3 bas Angeles shots and let two of injuries at one tiuiie or other ausl llobb Isaac niillion. them in. But they were taut' little ((It) late iiias'ng them was center John ak'llar winners David Pearson and the Satires came away with a 4.2 Sliuutiatp, who twisted his right and liuharul Iktt and you National I luskey I .&'ague victors knee alter banging into ,i hav e the favor ites kr Sunday's Ili other SIll. gaines, the New York teiuuiiiiatc ric hest stock car race of all Hangers and Philadelphia r l>ers tied 44 Billy Knight and l4'w lull tune, the Daytona 5M. ar,d the New York lslanuers and St. louis vat-li scored 17 pouts againisi Yarborough and Isaac won a Blues tied 2'2. In the World Hockey iair at ll2'z'mile qualifying Assuciati"n. the Toronto Torus beat the rate's Thursday and will start .h'rses Knights 5-2 and the Quebec Nor- - ~ _ k , - 4 1 ---- - 1~ Z__T -=.--_. - of 14.683 sat subdued, .- the other semi-final between N - I El ..... lead while it I"ordhauii-orjentg-,I Battle Rages n NBA * -_ I - ,,.f - :' t1iIl > ;!at Ui 1 I.*Il tat t14t' Milwaukee player's neck. Lanier's peae. making effort, ei'muing with one minute left in the game, was worth a technical Foul in referee len Wir(z' eyes and the Bucks' O-ar H'hertson sank lI.e free throw to turn a taitnt Mtluauk,t' 1,-au into ,l 91i advantage. '1 guess it's a technical for trying to break up a light," said Detroit Conch hay Scott after the Bue'oi had ended 11'.? I'istonv' seven.gamt winning streak Thursday night with a 10249 victory. It was a cscta1 ca ll because Instead of a jump ball and o r being down by Iwo points, it gave then, -rte more point and breathing roinui' Elsewhere in the NJ'/,. the Golden State 'W;irrjorsdowneulfhr Atlanta Hiwks 2115 .ini thu- I'hs.eris Sum's heist the hl"u3t'0 liockets IU7-9'i It wusn'j a complicated wrestling bold. jit u iuiipl choke, a hold (ha' would go if;wticail> ummotwt-d in the inlent w ''rid -'affimogov . -f - M The ba ttle fir first place in the National fhakelball A;Lwiahon*sMidwcst Division . Ls a neck-and-neck affair, bill Bob Lanier shipuldn't take it Lanier ended it scuffle between the r Zz 3 - i 11w New Smyrna-Oviedo Chttr Going into the final period the Ocoee and Apopka. FO F YP 0 I 0 nq -- to an 18.p.int lead shortly coach Wednesday, and his befo re inteniiiujor,, William and Mary club a 64-62 In the only two other games victory, anal New Mexico involving Top Twenty teams, s:ov'ed back into the thick of the No, 7 Pitt beat Cleveland State Western Athletic Conference' 106.55 and lotti.rated Long basketball race with an 89.72 Beach State overhauled Fresno victory over league-leading State 6245. Arizona State. 1);antley scored 14 of his points in 11w first half. when N NotreI )aliit' carved ''dt a 4 ____ .-_ 8> 11411) l{(fl'IjI.NBIJt(. All 5pfl Writer ,04 -1 I ? I 19 13 $1 1 twianct.. We can had five playcrs in double filiI-rofessionai portion of the card "He gives us' strike (roil, any side of the ures and up6el Oral Ilobert-s Unisirsit> l(X)-94 in the first Two anuitcur bouts are alsto court Thp! final were wasn't in. college itlecting betmee n I .scheduled. Tile National Guard Annory dicative of the Fighting Irish two Oklahoma schools.- 6lik(is scaled at $6.50 and $5.00, and power and poise. Actually. tt!e Arizin till L- 15-foot jumpe a Lion s third-ranked "He secind left wIdth ga ve is hot at i n Balk.0 'h Street basketball team put the game Coach George Balanis, who Da)Iona. awav in replaced r' ''"''"b "I - ____ - Neck And I ,j ..I The Orlando boseti f;ifford - T - 1 11 urn tip pace Pittsburgh to its - - iU fl!.L _____ - I f. ,,thcr brinK tits pro debut 'i aiflst world class in )car was -1 I with a defeat by Licata Liter in tlw .%ear, a!on" illeueight Tony Licata. .-. Gifford will be giving away %ith a loss it, lightheavyiii eight ~ %'inny Curio. and tine to Elisliz. quite a bit (it experierce and Obeul In fit t the only men t ha t around thrt t pounds as I- ullaril -vie becit able to take the f igures tip come lit close to 150. -- - !1 11 I 2 This tactic brought them six 1.ind the thrilling win. goals in the third good for 12 owl NEW YORK I APt Ford.1th consecutive victory. 3 draw that these two waged in rated stopped in their last outings in i, baimi got an I )()flfl) aiuuano "E" for effort but 11w Panthe rs, Oi Canada. r anI ion Januar l, set a Orlando It was the only thiw .1 ll I w th 1972 %it.i a ny prod uctI % (. % ca r fell Ill undcfeated Glen Morgan that Soloman wa~ forced to go couldn t make the grade school field goals. breaking the eld reccormd for Riggs as he captured the in four rounds while net he stopped his againit Notre Millie, as nttear For higti scores, >ou can't of 48 against Syracuse four Southern title fruiii (,ordon l.ntt 'AilS chopped uOWfl .n six > ' r ur )f))O and that's what years ago. Mule winning fne (if thic six .Sanford Vic Perez, Peterson. a teenaged brother. bcat "A" Notre Danic hail in Adrian IA)Pg Beach State, led by ChfP bouts tie appea red in. Iiis,osini. Ili the Mor gan fights, U turn Pondexters 19 points and effert was against Tampa's gave a game effort against a lost once. that to the highly Dantle> lliursda> night "Ile's been the big difference Glen McDonald's Ill. poured 'in 'bon), Licata in Ne% 0-leans, mail that carried it) many guns regarded Nelson Alphonso in in our team," said Notre Dame 15 straight points in the fir-it last>earsawRiggsscoredhis dung with i15 pound weight Tampa Digger' Phelps after lull to overcome Fresno State wti 'hIs Bob Williams biggest ring achievenwrit. when advantake, It was only the Fise%1wre in college basketlit- held Ille undefirated Licata tio , emnd titne that (Itarlie tws and Virgil (;ivvsnn tire Dantley scored 27 points tit lead .1 dr.~%t after 12 1`0011,(J.', of non. fativil tip go the distance. Tile %cheduled to ,,pen the it 79-69 victory over the Itaim. ball. Oklahoma City Universit% stilp action. [its record for the i I I __....*,..•lI__" - mellowed from his bot4ianded ways is 1.2 off the poce of Cortez I i - __ -.lb .-1. - ranking to fight.h with a V.5 average at the lad report, 71* - I I P second shot by the substitute, Tr' by one of his team mates and I I tactics Instead of shooting three with 48 seconds left - _j~,--- __.. . .. - - -.-- __ __'~.Z - -r - ahogaCommunftycoL1ege(cleveIand,ohio) at 337 -_,~_-- It` - - __ - * Ar * HERALD SCORE BOARD y flirII__ 04 _3 9UN -30 -11 - - ,~~ -:~ --- - __ , - -. __ __ - I - - __ - .. _0 ! g J. , AW 4 _. 4,1:~_ . A ~ __ ' bracket, wtiic) will be either Oviedo or New Smyrna Beach. ' - .- ~ t Tonight (knee meets Apopka With seconds remainhig in points, but they still trailed 35-31 gaim is scheduled tonight at wattwtiod the initial quarter. Unp pulled its they failed to stop the inside approxinuttely 8:30 right after TOTALS I - - at 7. with the winner to take on the victor from the other from the outside, they began to down a shot that was off target work of Kemp and Company. ' __________ .S.myrna ;Ateiripted to switch .Lelllp beal the Cudas time and 2 . liner ilburn ll.irp ci*nverted the -- - " --- - . and blew the kowbo>s off the dccit*1t? to t - blown on a Raider diamorim Come to UIM of it, Coach Bargrnai% who wnlle he never as seen to titter any of Iel*II'S more anti Jackson threw their scoring machine into high gear An offensive rebound basket Le-; buckboards. But Lakeview put the ball on the floor and for Wattwndd at the second TOTALS played as well as t hey can and mark set up t he steal and final NEW SMYRNA 31 Is 72 Ill 16 11 • had .%hot ilut into it surprising ' lea d . With the return of Joe . ' point Jones lriui behind win for the ('udas Scull, was followed by their 'rbility in handle a re bound ing, .eores by U M ist them the game. 5 Top Fordham as 1w retieved until 1w ran out of gas in the late rounds A preliminary of great in. )ears. froin January, 1969 till anilther ,Ain liver the bright Februarv. 1971. Since his return youn.-, , prospect, teres' to Centra; Floridh boxing to the rl*ng, lie has been one of Sciiii-final action will find lans will be a six rounder q successf u lfigahters Ut irl s "Baby" Fullard and between Orlando's James "Doc around. n 71 w won nine out ti. r Gifford ib while scoring six eight rids Larry Peterson klllot-k~,uls. Jos% was it Both weiterweights were This is a re-niatch (if Slity of Despite a somewhat poor irom t, and (knee wa "Ut ill front b> 14 at 31-17 and it ,Aas all over but the shoulim,,, over the fled Devils from L kciew 52-51 Codas earlier this season New rribrake Hi' 's started his career in proved to him again six weeks 1 %5, but retired for over two later when Hlggs pounded it .11 chools in Seminole, while whether a healthy Hound team department over the tudas, A fast break basket by Williuii Kinh and the count was foul - Former Southern Mid. measure of ltigi,s since his retvntly turned pro and has nn rti are unbeaten fighters. shown great improvement In ltigj,~s of lileCts ill fighters that have each succeeding bout !Its loss lWy 1n( ;r m in a never lost find the pickings easy It, Perez was a return of a st • u I" u rounder , with Dennis as Marcel ClayEustis match that the Sanford professional ng urns to lasted defeat for the first tune fighter stun qw'e handily. But i, anti then had it irt Orlando Gifford gave as well Rawlins. and Andy Gidus. Head Coach Rick Steinke has During the last Boone game been emphasizing t he free shot di. not play the same high the Barracudas from New Ihath Into the semi Suiiyrna is i to KISSIMMEE 199 S und Sanford i>man and Hand> Wright was suffering been having a certain quota to - Itt-11 Devil. :%)-`1 - d vimiage in the rebound fensi% M Harp 0 7 (liandler the first time since he 'llie score was 24-19 a% the first ' " 2 broke his hand while setting a second half started and New before missing the second part Kemp 0 I iI TOTALS / F Cote. Greg hounds. Lee AX) A buzzer beating lwt it tip and in Io inake the basket by Tony Waltwood sent count 12-9. * o Jenkin% o - Jim Adams who finished the tight with It for Kissimmee t is able to hit one on an of 11 ' e - U~~ - .. * G harp and kim1 liii east t.oasttr Jeff Bite then put in another played as if A lint ('handltr uinp shut Wisk> Hilt high scorer for the Kowboys st urted off the the> iijd no desire to meet their fast break goal for the ludas was followed b> a II \t Harp tw"tiruic coiuerrrs, Oviedo, a and the game was tied at 16. miss of a one andone. Now the tiul period with a basket third time. af ter lit gained in offensi v (ud as were down b fi ve with ttd with I another the After opening upa l3 first Just over 1:30 kIt, et period lead New Smyrna * three point play off of a d driving allowed the led Devils to get HERALD SCOREBOARD la>p and they were andit followed down by two with just over a OCOEE FO F TP beat at ltwirstrnngest point, the by atiwee pointer and iCviCW minute remainine J- _________ - ere sandwiched around a 2 footer b> Jones I tonight against the ljons 14-9. Ilien the [led [)evils ran With tine ininute and IS ,finals , f Oviedo in Orange [tell off se%en strawhi to take the seconif ft I , , l .0 2a nr c in l) kit out thu. i nk rt to i I ouru iiiicnt pla y. l ead Ii r the first lit tle in the I ..ukc ii w Ii id %th it PPt in ti II) witlun 14 till early in the third the stH)t, an eight looter, coflttt. A three point play on an be a sale seven point lead at ball usua lly, hit nothing but net period . when they trailed by a The pair scored 13 of 11w 15 clIuui.ixtMI a sensational tu'rt. offensive rebound by S>Ivester 43. Hut ttter wooden hands and Il-V iitrk, At this ice got in the first period. This rumjxied to eight --- Isinibs from outside and these all over II* court. that ~~ Unofficially the game is for cot monship as fluillsion and Bernard Wright recently through the use of I.muan has beaten both Ovied wm' on the Jayvees while running. The Grey houn ds have 411 Us jaw working overtime on a big wad of bubble gwL That's Jiul, ext. W. : poinb hetun theni on Jump * D: i are tk'terunined there is a Tribe. " You can contact the Sanford Recreation Dtpartrnenit at 37!- z. - on finale when the Hounds gaunt'. Other potential starters ~ Herald Photos by Itoger Hodges) Vandertalt. Any group wL9M to enter tums in the Sanford Leagues should contact the Sanford Recreation Department, and make plans to attend this meeting. All Sanford Leagues play x1ow sofilMil only and participate in the Amateur .Softball Association Tburitmiievu. - _____ lkb E)reitnaui'ht.s In their first meeting it victory of the year when they Berbard Wright and Al surIor free throw percen tage 't' play [lost to Boone tonight. l.atimer are starting but the iiiiis a determining factor but Saturday sets the stage for the lincup varies from gal Ile to lately free throws luve been seas liacking fine widi,plenty of returning lirttmnen &W an early home date advantage when pla ying eefendini SEC champ ow.PItthSoftbaJlLeaguswiUbeheldTues4iay,gght,at7.30 p.m. at the Recreation Officein the Sanford Civic Center. -- perfect as they banged took fi,r the elusive first Metro (lyde fludson. Ilandy Wright. driver S big payday hopes. every year since the school's Inception reports the U of F team Is The anaual organizational mee ting for the 1974 Women s ., eP, -'-'-' - 7MV7. , -; -.,~ - ,,, _.- 'I -7 ' The jay,vees take their 11-9 mark to the Polk County gytn and hope to avenge a 6641 double overtime loss at the hands of the L>inan was without four of recent Sanford game the red Posting a 3.17 record on the t he ir now starting five beaded senior went zero from year. the hounds continue to Currently Al Cleveland, nine in the final period. Daytona 5W hopeful spells the end of qualifying Thursday for one race Bergman, former lead baseball mentor at Sanford Women's Softball .- hounds - -'-'--. -- - Univemty of Florida Assistant Baseball Coach Jay only Florida team listed In that category. No team has made It to the of fensive honor roll, which lists 106-2 poInts per game by It rr> Jackson and Leo Jones iIatd the game as if 11w) had learned In shoot baskets while on ice sL,tt', ';- -- - volving the Lyman Grey- Gre)hound!i. At that Iinie Zxull Ints from the flo(ir. In one SMOKE POURING out of rear end of this 427 cubic - man horior roll. Valencia Caruntinity College, however. gives lugh hanor to Division 11 basketball in national ranking3, though, paQngfirst with a Phenomenal 55.3de4eveayage - -' . Scabreeze in a contest marred by threats to the refs, cursing and extremtl> poor sportsranship weekend's cage action In effectiveness to beat the BLOWN ENGINE ON THE HIGH BANKS • Aprill 2 home date with ItIk and a March 14 d&te with Valencia at Mayfair. Bo th da> shoold have some excellent golf. No othier Florida junior college cagets are Ibted an the 2o. .iter - defensive man fell down, trying tuguard him It seemed that the (kiense was the group that was handicapped the most by the slippery surface. Jackson then hit three molt' Lost Second Shot 1 ives Cudas W thl. grease like a duck takes lip . - 4 - - match iutslde shooting with IlI tnned 'fle from the tuui It is doubtful if the(orntr before fllck \1att 'A A 'A Playing on a floor that was •u-udcntally u'Ueil a few hours IMfore the game, (knee took In 'I . Conference win arki a heated Lyman and Boone the Braves Saturday night agatnst it.ler county rivalry top off this ut' dized the fast break to great Sanfoc,d what could be one key - - porturaty to view the guys. Thursday, the team Is agitn at home, hosting Daytona hIcach The team has 15 matches, Including Br wig ivancr to the senii.finals of tIut Orange Belt (.onfcrerwe Iournamtnt - squad will be trying to insure their winning season. Lasst time out the Ixals Pulled off a 74-71 JoUble overtUne win over Da ona t'lts14 •tgairt . - , ... - ,jJ, - with fzke City close on title heeti olf Seminole. accorftig to the coach. Th- season's first match will be Tuesday at Mayfair with I.Ake Sumter Cormunity College at 1:30. Spectators we er,. rolzraged. McAdam, says. He wants the golfing community to see some of his golfers at work and I'm Wre it'd be a great op. and th(Ing, but has supped from his heights at national - I - = 1~, - McAdam feels. Seliers, by the way, is in school at the University Ca in at the start of the year with a torrid 20 plus point per gaine average. an equally impressiva 60 per cent plus flour 11 , retI)un(l. Thus cut 11w margin to tnte. First it was Jackson 1it ,at 140 At this pout ltoiii 20 feet.then Jones for a Jackson i,nd Jones went back pair ill 25 rooters and Ocoee was Atlanta 11,awks could tutive done scort-it the first of tits 14 ly)ints 'ar- into, their scoring act and allead by 11 at 21-10, that List night. Jones and that he gained in the game diutals "slipped" past the Kissinuuuee never got closer for Kissiuiunee played into the Jackson were too much for M a xie was able to drive to the Kissinunce Kowboys 7140 to tlw rumainder of the one-sided Cardinals hands. by trying to bas4et unmolested because his (. I H> JOHN CIIFRWA - -- -- - of South Carolina, polishing his skills, and maybe he first SIC d to make itt k tow The main opposition will come from Valencia (as always) of J .. I I or - - / _... .-,-- ffm - - - - perience Increases. missed but this years squad has more depth and pter'iai H> l.FF6El(ER lkrddCorrespondent - out of Lyman is going to be counted upon heavily as his ex- and Valencia, but both teant.s lost much of t1wir starting hot-shots who graduated, All American Bill SeU(rs and Reg Gilbreath, will be , . ~___ - - season, Robert Stockman, another Soph out of Lyman with another near-par a verage and experience, and Tony n• f our of the losses coming a the hands of nationally ranked - - 'I H 4 14 I - running their record to 3.li enter ing the Boone contest Friday. IF Despite the record the Sanford4 yman clash-no matter what sport-generally probes to be close and as often as not the team wi th the worst record comes out on top. Down in Lakeland on Friday coach Greg Robinson and his1111111111601101 lill - ith six team members competing and four scot es counting / -t the Tribe. the season has been a fnistrating one for the Hounds- credentials. 7be 6'2 junior has consistently been in that category all )car and to date has scored 308 markers for a respectable 12.3 Sub Par Or Better 0 ,t t - Tournamen I / ! Ocoee 'Slips'Past Kowboys ,W., * C. In 'Well-Oiled' / ~, I * 4-- . I .0* _., , - Friday, Feb. 15, 1974-7A The Sanford Herald ;i p4 ___ On Saturday night the Sanfordites will be at home to host it: Of the !ocaLs play the same poor thrit"tiarters of defensive leader. John Corso is hitting 52 per rent 167-1301 while Rsndy tmsketball that the) played in nlid-ianuary, they'll be in for more Birown 13 second with 51 per cent hitting 108 of 214 craicks. Zueh, than their share of trouble This time the deficit could be more w ifli in ill nit'ht ht I id (tint i ut fell to 49 per cent on 219 of 448 - i&uth Dakota) coining In at two-over 74 MI four. McAdam says d __ ~ County arch-rival Longwood Lyman. The Hounds handed the Seminoles their first defeat of the season back in Decem ber by a 47-45 score-the lowest point total of the season for Joe Mills charges. Lyman would surely like nothing better than to stick it to Sanford for their fourth win of the year. Other than the win over one point by I.zikeland. They had come into the contest with a 23-0 average. mark including two wins oset Sanford In field goal percentage the sixth man on the tribe is the Harkins taking a four-under 68 and Seminole High product, Ashby, knocking two off par and both Richburg (SHS) and Thayff bee -Z . - the learns in assists. The 61 senior's school record gets fatter 'A ith each appearance on the floor. lie now has 216 assists for an 8.6 In the free throw department both Randy Brown and Zueb share the percentage lead with 80 per cent of th eir tosses being true.Zueli has connected on 101 of l and Brown has hit on 91 of 114. Brown is also the on ly other Seminole with double figure The[led Devils, seventit ranked in ffie state, were dumped by Harkins. Robert Ashby, Vicor Rithburg and Bud Thayer came UP with a two-under par 2 total rith Bishop Moore grad I till - __ ~'4- .:0U11b1Z shots. "ith 155 carom grabs and junior lUndy Brown is ,"Jrd with 146. poured in IS of his game high 23 points in the final chapter to eke out a 717 win for the locals Lakeland i-s a strong offensive club but tends to be weak on defense. Th e brighie.c: spot in the Dreadnaught's slightly under 51X)seasonw isthcirwinoercrosst> rival Kathleen ference. %Uf!in a practice tourney at Mayfair. the SJr linksters, John Season i~ai ut 5potnisanti a Mly oo the isitur s fl000r would be less lskcl> 'Me big gun (or the Tribe this year has been senior guard John Zueli. After 25 contiests Zueli leals Joe Mills'outfit In scoring. tied a total of 537 points--a school record. Zueli has the most total points in a season, eclipsing the old mark of 492 held by Clifford Martin He also appears to be- ready to break the high a verage mark by Jimmy Gracey of 19.7. Jimmy ('lement.s is holding onto the rebounding lead. The 6'l forward has hauled dr.i a total of 159. Zueli foll'.w right behind third period. John Zueli founitt the range in the last period and pleasantly sews the prospect of having one of the potentially finest link squads he's ever seen at the junior cc.'e,,' this season and while he's not predicting they'll overtake national!> ranked Valencia Community College, he says the race for Di vision U honors may be much closer than last year's five stroke dif Winning Ilk- redhead's average is currently 21.5 per outing giving him Rig tight fray. With their season log reading 13.12, the locals could guarantee a treakccn season no matter what happens in the remaining contests if they defeat Lakeland. The time these two outfits met th e Seminoles found themselveson th eshortend of a 53-38 score with four minutes left In the Getting four guys of gals together who collectively can break par is a rough th ing to do unless every th ing falls into place at the same time. Ad 1 have t _____ _ J Richards are capk ! Lakeland Tonight - -------- """" Spotlight 8y ___________ . 1;_ Farr was fined 1201) and, more important for the Kings, Buffalo was socked with a second penalt>, served by Doug Rom. bough For two full minutes the Kin-s had a twoIl l illi advantage. It didn't titan i t thing Fan slauiiuuwd the door Hangers 4, Fl> ers 4 Third-period goals by Rick McLetsti, Siuiiori Nokt and Hill Barber enabled Philadelphia to tie the Hangers, Steve V i( hers, Bubb Rousseau anal l'v ft Stenikuwskj connected for New York in the first period and the Jun.'r r it 4-1 lead into the final periaItl ;,m ..u J lslariders2, Blues -.1 Ed &- 'tfall's goal uuiitlway in the -wt 'nd pernutl enabled the Islanders tie I ha' Blues. Ilis 14th g oal was a 1u1let which broke the stick l goalie !'. as n, Step(wa4on and bounded into the rot to Torus 5, Knights 2 flick Sentes sct-red t'A .'I assisted on is third to lead Tui unt'' past the Knights, lifting Ihi, Torus into a first.pLu' tie with the New England tr.the Whl, i;t Niurdiques , ('uugars3 l(t'jean (jiroux, playing vihis first WI ii gatiw of the season, gavv Quebec a 4-1 lead at 1309 of the third period by battling lit a flying puck aid the Ns'rdiques held on I sksw'n the ('au,,ir z �! — The S a nford H e rald Fridiiy, Feb 15. 1974 Dale Corn egi e Course Werner A. Metz, executive n( the Seminole County Board of director of Se minole County (oiiuh,Isstuncrs. Future plans I ;•• •:.. f .4) I fl. ' 0 ' I... lilt •: . ''!j . ~ .• / ( t&nt&r, 0 ? a New Perspectives toward career, family. life conditions WIIIIflIIIL' County Mental Hea l th New Enthusiastu for work and responsibility and living TIRtS govern your personai progress I be receiving station i funded by state funds prnvidi! /~t Aa Ji • -HIflItui! IILfll!. 0111 i viii h: rient .lctiiio does not always end in blessing. The problem remains. In fact, the problem is accentuated the momcnt we begin speak of the grace of God. There is a sceming contradiction betweemu the suffering of man and the iove of God. But Is there? Hemtrnber what (intl Sit) S M) strength Is mmmdc pe rf ec t in our %st iknt 'S Take Carl's case. In one sense, a weaker man you never ,Okne Week by week his weakness became more e vident. until finally he was stripped of everything commonly associated with strength. lie was without physical str ength , without a livelihood, without ent&'rtaiwnen, cut off from the world, without all the things that are part of our fast, furious suburban lising lie was strippedto the bone, literally and flguratively What was left , The grate of God remained. All Carl's suffering and weakness illustrated that if a person has the love of God as a living reality In Christ, that Is enough. This is certainly not to despise the blessin gs we enjoy in life, Even Paul did not welcome pain, lie prayed that his "thorn in the flesh," whatever It was, New Motivation to reach for life's highest rewards • wnceg AIqnment New Belief in the importance of being an individual New Appreciation for the accomplishments of others ITZ 11 \es Iru'edumii from huoridoni, I)rI'urc, ti'iisiuii .iiuil sni'm'ies New Interest in people s in knoifledge, in e x perience, New Success in getting along with others, reaching mutual I. E "` Jt't L Y. BROTHERS ACHIEVE EAGLE RANK Brad and Jell Walters with parents and Scoutmaster 'herald Photo by Elda Nichols) 17.92 AIS goals OR MORE For information call 869-1011 Central Florida Institute FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY - Two the long history of the troop, brothers received the highest scouting award the Eagle flank In a court of honor held by Scout Troop 341 Monday night at Coinnuunit tinthd Methodist Church. CASSELBERRY W ha t ' h' I ' he I suffering, comes to know hiniself better. lie discovers many of Wit false values, his IaLse trust. lie is brought fact to face with his essential ' Alw advancing in rank were Vernon Manning. life: Mike %kClaren, Star; Karl Antlerson. tnnts Duffy and Jaimies hl4Mine, first class; HuH Oliver and LaMar .Jiickson, second da_cs. Steve Smith, Hill PLand, Brad and Jeff Walters. sons of Mr and Mrs. ltoscoe Walters. were given their Ja'nes t1oiers, Peter Howlett, Van l4z and Doug Hettlestone, Tenderfoot; and Mike fliers. ho A as inducted as a new Stout. awarti a ceremon) which Ww included awards to other Scouts in cach rank. An event that has only I,'1ftl,j twwe in in tWhat do ou sag, we chip in for this new boat for sale?" FI:BRLth' II. l!71 Sltx'rt A. Attenixurough. New ( I \ Yi,t k ldmIston'. BUY enough. LJOLJu I I Mr James it, Wanda u Smartt a boy, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Jack uGallynni Ba)' McGlanur) Marie Antoinette Walker Bonnie Weidbtildt EA-A ard If u ;r;r Jt-rrie (uullIInnu,5, (tiuluita Albert Ptnodnuck, l)eB.ar tilcu harp. . a rh l na C. lfrnder l-1,u.0 lAscc-renct' Juan Niben. lklatuna $.orene F'onl Gloria Brenduu. l)eltona ('asole F. Smith Itulluc Mat' hockems Li nda l(t-:k (.liar!es E. (rabb. Dvltona Ham T. Oils. I)e'.turi -oth A. Duputs. Lkltona CIsyvni crout, Intercession Jearldme ,k'SornIt, Winter Springs - hAuisc IL l'apuneau, l)eltona %ellits II K relter. Geneva - (la)ti'uu Crout, lmutt,rtvssuotu L egislature Offers Toll Free Calls wrp% Frank F%luvi. New Smyrna Beach iIi F,e, Orange I 'P ._L ; • . - FOCUS WEEK . , - t- t' _____ -. -- i i! i O\IA"I S - -. , — , * .. • fr A - - ft - I \ 1 - ') / f L) -" . \ ,, - I , -, ts ttteuii to pop up. 1 Is unusa I bil'bo d ministry. the only one of its kind ii) Auiucrita as its i:rigina urs know. ra pidl y since it 'a it i) I Ui' t fall , if 192 that its h c ' ;woiiw.ers an overw helmed * fill i ts Once thought Iii be a tem- St. Andrews Dedication C Sc h ed ul ed -or Sunday The number Ls l-OO-342.l27. It will begin operation March 22 and end June IS, Firestone. 1)Miami and Joint legislative In fact, you may be missing more than just the boat, like better home, a newer car, an interesting lob, good home a appliances for birqain iricr% or any of the wonderful t1migs otIe,ed tit Classified SIar.agiqnt-rt man, said in it ut'ct, rukase. The 197$ legislalun' convenes April 2 and is scbctlukti to ad' JTH Ma) 31. he tofl-free phone sn-vice Other The Continental Army could have used some better boats and weapons in their struggle 3gainst the Red Coats. The Clisiafued section could have been molt helpful. Two centurics later, modern Americans know that when they hive a need, the first .lace to eneck is the Wmit Ads Was unaiigur.mtt- i dorm; thi O4J1,IIIL tssua .Ini R.F. Castle Calls. 1x2 New in the area? tn*ns 1 column by 7 its thes To0 nIIfrr ar' att For a warm welcome Call 831-6370 your 116#1 Castle" 4 And to, selling those useful but no longer needed items. there's no place like Classified •- the Want Ads for quick fesolti and cash in your pocket Things like TV's, ltcreo, washers, dryers, refrigerator sewing machints, furniture antIques, typewriters, office' equipment and freezers all sell in a lush. ', Classified ids are easy to place and profitable too. We'll be hippy to help you word your ad for maximum results, Order one today and witch your ship come in 322-2611 or 8314M3 - - P Iusiii,'t! I!cdS I)rNsrfItu-aP ; 1k-. John H. Dickson, Pastor now for the Fellowship Hall F.merituz of the Tampa First clasroommi space. - ---- - , ulcer factory I led and to the usual aid English script wondtred what life it was all about. proclamations of Repent and • "ft was then that I realized Be, Saved, we turned to crisp, had le t me accomplish all (Iu'rIi, modern ad styles and Cod these things so I could feel the avoided lilies. Bibles and void left in my life by only 'riss&s in our artwork." iv:vung mi:atcri:il at. TIe iirst boaru,s read cimp toimiplishmiants. Yshik I, was searching for a new Chrtstma4i 'Arither Billboard for Jesus. wit h b illboard mark et er . - I - figuring that 5W.000 people saiv ,rary ,, , bl shed. ___ will participate. The women of and the church will host a reception t I T G; --- — Walk Concer t , - , THE WEATHERFORDS RECOGNIZED AS one of the finest grou in the Gospel Music field today, The Weatherfords, consisting of Earl Weatherford, Lily Fern Weatherford, Haskell Cooley, Ken Williams and Fulton Nash, will appear Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church, Satilard '-- - - I, ir - , , .- t n;rt';atiinil hf (,oiulenrici. conduct meetings at 10 it in and --I to 1, lit blic Is we lcome to Tlk- pu ire Permanent facilities ph-much in I- It' Boulevard near Luke Irma Shores , tunic and join in seeking deeper lift' in Christ. Sunday School and nursery title are pruisided at the satin' a - . . fr ' - - - , .. •- - - ' • ,. . -. • •, 4 . - - - - '- lempor ichu;thu u'4 I Alimia vehurt 11 (11111110.11 Its Feb - din Knapp will --- iiit'tiflgt'hcteit W ayne S . hairman and Orlan tinirutian for 1971. -c ' - t4 22, beginning a93Oam maintained throughout the clay'. t)ismmuissal at 2:30 pin. The sanulwn'hm FRETWILI-1101-INF-MS Behold lie Cometh" will be the themne of a youth revival to -- . 4 .00 the jv'oly Eucharist. Any Communion Sunday and necessary questiozu will be received several new nicmnbers answered during the '0 a mu coffet oth'wise silence will LW IILST ASSI' 'Il1I $ andI note pad, l(EV. NEIL W\'i(ICK As Martin Luther t,tv conduct I Quiet Day at Lrou Episcotml Church Feb. Bring hluik 1k ii ,nt for ii billboards tunic out of Kiefer ' s fl pocket. Later, otter contributions began flowing in and the association beg an ' will conduct Sunday warship Baptist Church, Altamnonte st'r%it't'S at 10 am at the Springs, Rev Jerry White anti tt'unIo'ru'ry sheeting place', Cecil Mtt;t' are teaming up to ItaltIw in-McNamar Chapel. i'aconeXny P.0, Box 10, Woodinville, Wash. m Rev. JamesYt Atc!uisi,n of University United Church HOL Y (.11055 ,' catc h%- the Sornberger3 were rptuming 11- fix message daily. ,. ,the ministry is through , Then came others, Including Ix rmnulnen14 esta i tique car show at Harrah s in one showing a computer card helicve'I in b' a handful of Reno, S Nev. supporters, it now has stam pe d with the words ttmuinth of backers, Once "In Eugene, the four of us "MutiLited. Stapled or Bent? limited to the Seattle area, the were leaving a restaurant o'me Tr Jesus. At Valentines Day St. Andrews Presbyterian bronze communion ware. 'lime been one of the leaders in the "ampaign has crept into Oregon evening when we saw a came, "Roses are red, violets Cliurch located at 9913 Bear pulpit along with the com- Presbytery for its per-capita and skipped to the nation's East billboard pronwting a nudist are bits-....You may be a sinlake Road, will dedicate its inunton table is placed in the growth and its per-capita CIu'*St. ner,,,But Jesus Loves You" t colony. flew sancturary (in Sundayatll venter of the chancel area to giving. "Niatterwhat message we "I told uimy wife if the devil in three side-by-side hearts. matter a.mii. dedication service will symbolize the central position One of the highlights of -be led by a number of Presby. of the Word and the sacra- dedication week will be the .. terian leaders and friends and unents, The Schoeber organ was hosting of St. Johns Presbytery former members of the church assembled by the men of the by St. Andres w' congregation on will Ix' in ited congregation, directed by Hal Feb. 23, All Presbyterian Gellings. Churches in a six county area Or. howard Chadwick, min. st. An'Jrcws was organized in will be represented at the ister of the First Presbyterian 1962 and moved Into their first meeting. Church of Orlando, will be the building in 1964. It has beer. The worship service for the guest speaker for this occasion. served by Rev. Tom Makin and dedication service will be led by Other guests include Rev, Rev. Fred Guthrie. The Rev. Rev. Andrews and the Junior James Monroe, executive ii' Michael L. Andrew' is present 4.-s and Senior Choirs of the church rotary of St. Johns Presbytery, iuiuntster The first building Is S Fellowship to do work projects fir terms (if offit The UW'F' has several ac- elders and dt'ac'. tivities of service planned as well as mmuissiin giving Several inca churches are sponsoring a Spiritual Life conference at Friendship you're missing the boat if you don't use the Want Ads. .IIt1 today. sparkling, the urges a Norfolk, Va,, billboard al'ays bothered b (IIiiuinat(l by a knotted piece of hyorocrisy of churches and Christians and I rejected them. rope. Billboards like these have Then, last year. I took a new trmiw1ng. k'e stirring thoughts of Christ look at my life. I had a happy "We started wi th about eim( in millions of hearts and minds faintly. a good job, antique boards in time Seattle area," he fir the last year and biltboird cars, a big home. [kit then I said "Because we wanted to readers can expect more of looked at the pressures of reach peo1 Ie who were immune the WMU. illerald Photo by kill Vin e nt Jr.) -- — iItli imacscgts about Christ and it modest signature at the hot' tom: Maran.flha! Association, for Christians, explained "lie Lives," a post-Easter Sornbergcr. "The idea cauiie to me about a billLnl truiuupct.s in giant was rt'eru It tt& rs in Po rtland, Ore. "tar aj,') s.uucl Rot ftr r i' d i m ( lirkil III hut I i I t .k u unto tlt kiiui Sunday with a youth recognition servi ce. (,irls in Action recognized for work in 'Icsu;n Ath nturt (top photo 1 to ru Stiaryl ltansbottonu, Faith Angle Becky Ossossrski and Cindy Clark. In photo left, Acteens Robin Dykes I left I a nd Shirley Greene ir i ghti received crowns for cornpleting Mission activities in Stu(Iiat't, Debra Miller, center, daughter cI Mr. and Mrs. homer Miller, earned her award of Service Aide, iighest recognition given by ' All of us are in tlus business be cause we belie v e that being just a pew warmer isn't enough Jesus t But were afraid to iski pi'onuses a billboard t'. -tl Seattle. MlSSiO'Al(\ Union of Central Baptist Church began focus week a -- . o - •_,,/ - ''It's not (he Water.,,uir explained A dramatic presentation of be held Feb. 18-25 at 7:30 p.m. Presbytery will dedicate the Charles Wesley's hymns will be ut Freewill holiness Church. furnishings. glein this .Sunday et 7 p.m. at M ulbe rry Ave., Sanford. Construction, begun last year I the First United Methodist Ruby L. Wilson is pastor. by K. C. Heinsen Construction Ilie Friends of Music Group as well as solo appearances. Church of Sanford by Rev. ('ulupany, was completed Fe- will be featured in conceit on The muiajorits' of the members l)EIIAR's' BAPTIST Whitney I.M'ugh, music director ct'ntly. Robert I. Webb, AlA Sunday at 2 pm. at the Coin- are pt'rloruning artists with the if the popular radio program. Dr Gordon Itc'k will speak w as architect if the 1135.000 uiiutiit United Methodist Florid., Ssmmiptioum Orchestra, 'ha' Methodist Hour'' 'hit' Surmitay at 11 am, and 7 pin, in structure, which houses the tliurt'lu in ('a.ssclberry oil Hwy nd -acti huts quite an inMethodist hour is nationally I)eflary Baptist Church on Shell sanctuary for the South 1792 tt'rrsting musical background known and a ppears on over 50 llnuid. Ills appearance last Seminole congregatina. The The sextet consisting of lrmtluded in the group are stations each Sunday miuornlng, week was postponed because of building also includes two piar,i', FRWNt)SIlIl'BAI'TIS'T anscers, Sen (r"rgs' I-'urestnn You'rit rwIng thiS 0601 n iNlS'l:ltSlT\ about the 1974 legislature will be able to dial a toll-free number 24 howi a day this )ear for De ('011tvid Cr etfect,e . person scans our billboard." nonprofit form that would Roland James 'evangelize Christ's message un, thing else It's Jesus ifocfcr . the Seattle real estate through secular media proclaims ;I billboard in a appraiser who started the Th us. M a r a n a Ih a paraphrase of a popular Pacific Maranathal Association Inc. Association—based on a Bible Northwest beer commercial. lie shares direction of the word meaning "our Lord is "The Bible — everything you association with five others: connng"—was launched. Soon, always wanted to know about , . bill boards began appearing ¶ ' TALLAI1A.S.SEE, Fla. uAlt t — Floridians voith quetiom panded last year, tic said in savior. ' - urjone lian'ii, Lake Mary Marlon K. Shelby, Lake . . ' voice, violin, clarinet Constance (;ott,sehalk, pianist He will speak on Charles illness. classrooms and two choir and flutes will present a l'etcr Harris, principal Wesley's life, sing the gospel Sunday at 6:30 pm. will be rooms. The furnishings were program of classical music ti c'l;iiiuw'tist writh the Florid, hymumki and play some of the Youth Hour. Prayer meeting given as miiemor'uls and gifts by ,i.'verul if cur great t'omuposers. Syuiipliouiy; Saul Cornell, hymns on the trombone. The and Bible Study are held the church members and The group began performing flutist; Patricia Cornell, public is invited to attend. friends of the church. togetherafewyearicagofoi- thv violinist; Linda Threatte, Wednesday at 7 p.m. A family night covered dish Mahogany pews and fur- Orl,und' P ublic Library princ ipal flutist with the supper will be held Sunday In nishings are arranged on a (hamherMusicsencsand have Flotlila Symuiphuony; and FIRST PRESBYTFJtIAN Fellowship Hall at 6 p.m. background of green with continued ti perform in ;roup I 'hiarh' I hreiitti', oeauit Everyone is invited to the A C''ngrt'gation,ul iiueetung fellowship supper. l)rmmuk and has been called by First table service are Provided. Presbyterian terian Church st'ssi ii Following the supper a Slave Sunday at II ant. for purpos' Auction will he field flS, .ewis electing Ted Range and I Ik-llarco auctions nembers of lIwsarel tit office of KId the United Methodist You th Euut'mitus and to change da?' Honme Wieboldt Fkcuanne Mi'nn. Deflary Jteptu F. Dunghy, DeIary Ilaid M. Walla'r, tkRar-y ('it) - •---- - a& Puente a girl. CaEscberry Sarah l"arl llrd - Presbyterian Church, and St. Andrews has listen in. following the service in the Ilames Robinson, a trustee of creas:n' in quite Fellowship building whici lci' the Synod of I"lorida and local api dl y over membership the pa st two years, been redecorated by the men if attorney. Dr. Howard Gress. ['or two years in a row it has the church former executive of the l W Births and Mrs. Isabel Seville rese P es ey Sanford: TtiiKAhv flul,ne Maud GIUyruI Mercedes MetI!'.k I ' Him in the weakness of sin. He rescued us. When we could not by our own reason or strength believe in Jesus Christ, lie ca ll ed us by the Gospel. And when we fall victim to the final weakness 01 death itself, He will be our resurrection and life. We, the living or the dead, have been given the power of Christ, and His grace is 0 EORG El Hospital Notes ' weakens.s. With all his strength drained, he has no defense but Jesus Christ Why is the grace of God enough' It Is because God accepts us ,:n our weakness. By nature we are set against facing and confessing our weakness. For this reason we resist grace till God exposes our weakness and reveals His strength. Then God' s strength can become not our undoing, but out remaking. His power is made perfect In weakness, These lire not idle words, TheyexpressttesureWordofthe(,ospel,chj'j,stacceptsusaswe are and turns us Into His likeness. Here lies the secret of God's power in our lives. When we were without life or strength of our own, hernade us. When we took the life and strength He gave but then used it for ourselves against according to Scoutmaster W. T. - create for each mon th 's could use a vehicle like this for displays, we have one intent: to his sinful ways thcn why reach people who have turned couldn't Christians recognize SEATTLE, Wash.—"Jesus is away from Christ's message, the fantastic potential of if life saviOr," shouts a those who have tuned Him out secular advertising to reach billboard in Everett, Wash., in of t heir lives. unbelievers," Hoefer said. cuant yellow letters on a black "We want to plant a seed of When he returned home, he background, with a round, well- thought about Jesus in human telephoned his attorney, tidil known candy forming the "0" hearts during that moment a him he wanted to incorporate a . pass. The value of his trials was that In the midst of the worst kind of weakness Paul discovered the sufficiency of God's grici. and rue to krx)w th it in his own we ikm ss (hi. poser of Christ was trio; in:uil&' pt'nfet I. Daniel. - I - . 'I i WW0 Casselberry Brothers AwardedEagle Rank By JOHN WOtANYi CoplryNessServkr -. can drive t he m to elf.pIt) -p ity and een selUdestruction Sulkring New Competence in making decisions ri •ji A , around the problem of suffering, but how many of us really believe (ham' Suffering makes some people bitter and resentlul; Ideas to others in conversation, in conferences Orate Service - nolds character. Such things we may say as a way of getting New Effectiveness In communicating thoughts, feelings and Mntrcctr Tars J . , mon thsof repeated set'backs and Incessant suffering prove when death comes anyhow. After all our concern and all our prayers, vih) mu s t %4e mall) submit to this' What is the value of tx periencing all this weakness" I have heard people say that suffering is good for the body or the soul, that it teaches self-control and patience, that it even New elf-Reliance in coping with problems and situations STEEL BELTED RADIALS FO REIG N £ DOMESTIC • HIt Sp.ed Balance • M&q Spin Balanc e uflered - sunmon saying. "Everybody has to go sometIme," Carl wanted to live as much as anyone else, but death comes even to the stoutest of hearts. However, somehow such answers do not satisfy. Our basic question, almost a complaint, is what 3VCfl & New Awareness, increased sensibility to the Influences that Iiit(i By REV E. A. BF.USCHER Lu th eran(llUrchoftheltedeemer Signs Of The Times fl - Carl was only 39 years old, and to us that seems too young to the. We may try to accept his comparatively early death with the what's in it for you? longer be confined in 17.92 ill 591 lake Minnie Road. jail, but timuM be taken to a At the same time. Metz also fa cility such as the Alcoholism announced (tie opening of a Receiving Station where [ties satellite office of the Seminole ill be attended by qualified County Mental Health Center at personnel during the sobenng .!I1 S. Oak St, Sanford. . Sufficient - may no After sobering up, and prior to (lusdiart from the 4 individuaLs will be enjomeil to Luke advantage of the outimlueuut services, counseling /• u:id therapy. b the . &A by Centrai Florida Institute up lwruuNl, . to to be presented soon in Sanford U1JVIlIlli ..f UI It Ud11 program. The Alcoholism Under the recently enacted Iteceiving Station is located Myers Act, public inebriates approximately three miles with no other charges pending south of Sanford off Highway A 4I. L II ay House adoining the Alcoholism Itecelving Station. a Itectiving Staturn, thus new service offered in Seminole providing a fuliscale treatment ( ... $11 )UflCCJ (be opening of the :...., . •I.... liii -.................... Frldiy, Feb15, 19/4-113 Billboard Ministry Grace Is Announces Opening - The "dnfordHerd Coiner Alcoholic Center . . . / hit World of Nu'urtrn t,eithcr lbthi Century (,t'rnuiris sill lx presented Sunday it the Vt sra k has xtensis r iii 8:30 and 11 a.mic services at and te1estsiin experienc: Cuuiunumsits United Methodist Ik'sules auth'io?inmg and creating . OI"GOI) THIS IS YOUR LIFE cday at I I' irst Assemnbl). of thl thiurchi at '17th amid Cliii Street, Sanford. The Winnen's A' uflIri, 7 tO n rn it ' Missionary Council Invites all women to attend. A fellnwThip turn' will follow ibm' mmiectin, Wyrick Portrays Luther - TOM MAXEDON, who has resigned as youth (llrt'(tor (II ( ommunits U ni t ed M et hod ist ' (lmrch of ( asseltwri-y, was honored Monday night with if surprise "This Your Life's ceremonies, 1111sty Iteiker pressents a scrapbook u) the guest of honor shossn with his wife, ( tlrr e I. e i da tiflu cidugiilcr. ugh ter, Beth . Songs u , t h.e :oulri choir, skits, aml reminiscing were followed by progrLIhIl 1w youth of the church, Master of refreshments, u I lerald Photo by Elda Nichols) . - , ' Cliurch ail" Gis-seftiem t)% Rev, -The World of Martin Iuthe.,\ il Yt vrlc It i i One itian he has st riiten 'The W1,61 t rain.. t i . presentation ' 1uir'is Wt I y which - re ilisticiults p irtrayin" the Ie'evlously presented at the firey SoineLtintes shocking, oft timites uumnusing, it h aiway s the gripping saga of ' tIler I k luut',mr- 1r in,I . irl �______________ - e Sanford H rald Friday, Feb IS, 1974 : ,,, j? tIl•5 OWN brni 2 I'rr Ip.tatuon l7 Afrocan ,tui i tnderi DEAR I'OLLY The first lone ms blue chenille bedspread was washti it shed enoiagh lint to stop up r.n washer and ii still does this. Even after the spread is dry and put bjck on the bed the lint comes oil. What is wrong l)oe anvont have any suggestions' THELMA, - flti sp,iqi 33 Tear • 4.0 k Stn IWagncrian 25 %Itci% - 1. 3t Southern eapital 33(l.ni brnn jut 34ujbttu, 15 'hiiriur . I)EAI4 POLLV When I wash my chenille housecoat I put ti in a pillowc ase and pin it inwith about six saktv pmc the fun does not get on the other clothe., This way the coat does not have to be washed separatels'. I save on water and rteclricitv by putting it in with the hitwash and always have' .i lull loati in the wa sher. EDNA - Ednletter tmn bea partialanswer - • i,..._ .., •, Asu Min" CUm,ilMm 4lolhepoini 4SMavuIii. I'oiIt$tikC 47 Short sterp* 50 Near East 32(1WThKII 11, - 39 i4tfrlry rn' 40 digit lWtt lOMinUI Image sutts St Vistut, Ii .%eihed(abric 331 001 iRanian, trstar 11 Far'tomb 52 Wglth esrpjper forms $4 11irnwre lux ii Eurpan deer sen'icr group S Eust 3SCubw meter I*h (tIIANS5 " PA ________ shedding' problem. At least it would keep the fr.fi. tibi 31 Larr tab JIc 24 Ora In PASUcir rulgol I 3$1,rrac ui,ah.r ...1 -. wuin ce nt and I am sure someone rise will come forward with a suggestion about eliminating the lint from your dry spread. - POl.LV. Tsindui flI,)°nesIscate (unIribuie 25 IlcaY bIOs •Iakintup a !IM? APace - to sour A AWIN HIM CARROLL RIGHTER'S ~_, HOTh3SCOPE Ir '", from th. Canon Ri#U.0 irrnitut. f- GENERA!. TENDENCIES: Fut some changes into effect quickly. Tell others iranidy how they can best help you get ahead, as well as what you are willing to do to aid their advar,cement. A1IESiMar.2l toApr. 191 Gettntosomenewoutletthatcan make your hfe misc Foerous, interesting. correspondence cleverly. Avoid or who bickers. TAURUS, AIr. 20 to May 20 i Be more direct with mate for a better meeting of minds, more future happiness. Pay bills. En)oy Handle re(reatiisInpm GEMINI iNa) 2! to June 21 (Joe who oppses you can be quite trea make a fr him or her. D1scus Future with azocLate. MOON CHILDREN June to July 21) Clear the decks of work and pro blems for more accuipflshment tomorrow. Try please others more and gain their goodwill. LEO (July to Aug. 21) Enjoy amusements that make this use m tment and iend of a special talent. Find a VIRGO (Aug. 22toSept- fl) Show devotion at home; make ahasecof rest. Ignore whatever Isisannoying in pin Take more interest in cultural things. LIBRA Sept. t to Oct V Reach right declskms with associates more profitable ventures. Check utilities for g king order. Recreation favored tonight. with for - advice you need to further your alms. Ask for It. Use energies 1. wisely to increase assets. SAGITJ'MlU5 tNov. fl to Dec. 2D Take erease 5e1f.confuien, then out to the social where you can further sour career. Yuu can make a valuable new ally this, pin. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl to Jan. 20) StuJy every available source for data concerning a plan. Go to an adviser tot- Ideas on to assist a good friend Lu AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Contact fine Friends during thy isnd get good results. You can gain zc*ne long-desired aim tonight nd feel ch happier. PISCES (Feb. 20to Mar. 20) You can be with high-minded officials thwini day who can ) mnl kphuItiI t,, relaxation in p.m. IF YOUR CHILi) IS BORN TODAY.. he or she will be tghly intelligent, will have an appetite for knowledge, Interest bigwigs to a goodly extent who will open door, of pty. mpedally because of the honest and frank nature here Permit your child to have many fricn of right character early "Id to into civic affairs tot- youtK Give cultural advntagan while young. "The impel, they do not cunpel." What you make your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Rigiter's Individual Forecast for YOUt f is now ready. For your copy Jyocrbkrthdate and $l 'roll Righter Forecast The Sanford Herald, Box G, Hollywood, Calif trouble. 4 1. wt,p ; . wjfl ; r Stars :' .2 P. . . -.1 a ~- 0 Ceo • Crane Ph.D., M.D. llarrys problem Is shared by millions of sleepy church members. Sn heed Bob Orbea's 1, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1174 tiubuCC. to be done that were difficu.11 during the busy week, so dm't go off in pleaswe jaunt before doing them. Afternoon is good for en -. A1i1 (Me'. 1 to Apr. 19) Med z)d*Ily w1Jl a cgig j.4 get the backing you need. Plan carefully. Avoid one who makes )ou nervsis tis'ight. TAURUS' Apr. 20 to May 20i Start ttudying some new outlet bow 12%at can get you out of that rut in which you're deply sunk (;LIINI May 21 t June 21) Though it is Sunday, attend to obligations cariy befote going out With attachment for social pleasure. Take time for meditation. .-_ ___ --------- -. . - ---- - ------- _.-_.-_-. --_----- - ..L- - .......... - --- ---- ----- - -, - u gh , ,..,,., it arr ii hout d ••••,4 •• •. fill • ., - I interests are 51:30 CBS DIRTY SAUX ,r'Too [AN to Wall- v(!teran actress Beulah Bondi plays an old blind woman who lives in the wilderness, and she is waiting for her grandson to return home so sh can die in peace. Sally and Pike try to get her to move out of the broken. down shack, but she won't budge. In tutn tile) beac some news of the grandson, but they don't know whether or not totell her. TEA IIO\ORS UAI4E,\'TjE ( Il?I. GAMMA LAMBDA Chapter Beta Sigma their Valentine Girl, Janie Carpenter, with a tea at the home of Dma Futrell. Elaborate Valentine decorations adorned the party area and refreshment table. time sherbet punch, pretzels, potato chi, coffee and a Valentine cake topped with red roses, cupids and hearts were served to chapter members all in attire. Captured at refreshment table of Phi honored formal I to r J tid' V'hh, Eileen Sai:tnet Janie Carpenter, and Dina , Futrell. G Presen ts Mal' ' Y . I Jililli In fact, few was at at ___ after i I tJ r UUJ 13 Fundamentals finally found a job fur his seldom-employed brother-inLaw Arthur. The trouble is It's as Stan's assistant in the lust. .iritl.Iosrnd department. After "•" --- ' lace Your Old Rep FL , Hogan's heroes (13) News (24) TV Auction (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (4) Griffith Hollyw ood Squares (13) Movie 5 00 (2) Sanford And Son (4) Dirty Sally TV SERVICE 9:30 (2) Brian Keith () Ctd Couple The Arena ii. • - b!:r1 (a vutv , - - , 7:30 (2) Lassie (4) Amazing Chan And The Chan Clan Bridge Results to trouble. All we know when pulpit • electrify a the hand was actually play. tiingrrgution ed, several pairs playing DeBARY BRIDGECLUII other conventions got to five And the old adage Is even or even six spades with the hurt' true' tod,m%. in this age of l)eliAI(Y - There acre 14 Nw'th.Suuthi ards. 'IV competition, which states: tables in play at the Deftary xEwsa'41'Es P'TP.fti'ui'i e.sss "You mntst first fill the pulpit Bridge Club on Feb. 5, In the if you wish to (III the church" Community Center. Play war, That refers to oratury, which conducted by Oscar Crsby. iius.es humor and pathoi, with North.oth winners were insptr:itional Ilibli' Irc'ct.fs 4., b Mrs. Robert NicholLs au! Mrs W111,11 Attol all you ll wmltrs tlt Iluth Gallagher, first; Mrs. Wnm&'n' Chubs or Men's Agnes Wachter and Mn. Jessie 'ion. South. hold Pearsall, second; Mrs. Lctttta C A K 7S A K 7i3 24K iaJ Service Clubs (III 50011) your Munson and Charles Mo.ier, What do )ai bidl pva&1athy by third; Mrs. Myra I3ka ltd A-()u ebb. We prefer this relevant hotitor! Dr. JOtut Fourth; Mc, slightly I. me airvap aid Se nd for my booklet "Public and Mrs. lawrence lomes, lralw we lift" l'latform Ps chufogy," en. Fifth, and Mrs Hazel Au tin (,nd TODAY 'S QUP)(T1lN t'keing a long slaimipemi, return Arthur Whtatley, sixth. You do bed car club and your enveIu, plus 5 East-west winners were Mr. partner rrpondi one diamond. and Mrs. i'rank Matheson, you , 4iJSYI write 1 Di'. C1aa Ii first; Fred Oldharn a!4 Don Aasw,rhwi,n'.y. care of this newspaper. en- MacNauglutos: ________________ con Mrs. $ 110 J4CODV MOOEF dosing a long stamped, id' Dorothy Ilunkie, fourth; Sirs. book 10 Win it Dsige. icio dressed envelope and 25 teats No"k East 8111,11111111 (Hwy, 17-92) - Bunch () Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins 830 (2) Addams Family (4) Sabrina (4) Yogi's Gang (24) MisteRogers - 41 DISCOUNT PRICES -..---.-=- ----- -------- 9:30 (4) (4-4) Movie NOW FRIDAY MATINEE *Post Time 8 P.M. Matinees Mop,, Wed., Fri., Sat,,);gSp,M. IAII New Grandstand New Color TV Sorry No One Under II Theatre Movie Mary Tyler Moore Show Celebrity Bowling Bob Newhart IAflFORD-ORLRflDO KEflflEL CLUB 10 (24) America (4) And You News Awards (44) Fright Theatre (4) Race 01 Champions (34) TV Auction 11:43 (2) Movies 1:00 (4) All Nite Movie Movies RIVER ROOM RESTAURANT Breakfast 7-11 Rangers (21) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angtey Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner 3.10 -i 9 LUNCHEON Hour (4) Jeannie (4) Goober And T i - S Brows,. Let , Us - IF QK Sheraton-Sanfbrd Inn Oregon Ave. At 1.4 & SR 46 Sanford Going to the Daytona 450? Be sure you make a pit stop where you see the Famous Recipe •.e I . IM4 CENTRAL FLORIDA SOLOIST APIOFIP,IST STFAK HOUSE si ii-. i,c. CYPLI, Yt Li - 2 / ,rLIl ',u,.,T ' u HWY I'', North in Ft RN PARK 6- I1 I All I 1 ' I OVUM ,r,rc 4tAIt.t,4P,7 pr,,4Ly .. LA'.iPt,I."It I. Luu',t.( BARREL OF CHICKEN 1 •,' Ut-'P- .. 4a, s.'', 20 Pieces Of Chicken I Pt. Cole Slaw I Pt. Potato Salad • I IDOL nuirer Disquits Floral I ' - 1"'A'IEASTWOO Special: For Race Fans,'l J7L UJI .O(2i9 FRIED CHICKEN Arrangement 'TWO MULES FOR $I 9 Famous Recipe IConvenience, f WillOpenSundayl:30a.m. i I__ __ ' "It's Honey Dipped" Pftt-.:;eeA#0V CLINT Of - ft4 A barrell of our Honey-Dipped fried chicken is the perfect fuel to keep your motor running while you enjoy the race. A Saws Gas WhOa Having Ewn Al A Floyd Thutrs And Prices. • v.1i. - sign. Prove Our Quality - - --.. '? =_-- - -•,- PIT STOP FOR THE DAYTONA 450 (,Ui 1)1 \ sI'U()\ VA -\R1 I , 45 HAPPY HOUR 4.7 Two Drinks For The Price Of One 10:30 (3) Pink Panther A - = --- Business Men's, off TECHNICOLOR' Miles north of Orlando between -) Rn..'vations (303) $3i.149 11:30 (2) News (4) Movie (4) Golden Globe Be Fit 3:4.5 (24) Living Better 4:00 (7) Income Tax 11 "¼ .s: 03 11:00 (4) News 3:30 (2) Soul Train God's Freedom 10:00 (2) Sigmund & Son (4) Favorite Martian (4) Lassie's Rescue . t Show (44) Night Gallery 10:00 (4) Carol Burnett Show (4) Owen Marshall (44) Basketball Tour Private Eye , . ;A , I 1W this nswJpap.jj PC Oøt 489. to easer typing and priaJag Anderson, filth, and Mrs. City Smitten. New iOu •rtg iubee ye arad for Nt of George Croeke and Mrs. Clyde N V 10019 .- (44) 4 11t1 ----.----------..- -- (4) WALT DISNEY PanOUCI)ONS ague, - 9:00 (it (24) Electric Company 3:00 (24) Fashion Focus Ghost Chasers (21) MisteRoqers Neighborhood ~4 S (4) Suspense Pro Bowlers 2:30 (') (24) Sesame Street SAT. l:00-3:4O'%.3$ ' Family (4) Partridge Family (44) Boxing From Olymoic 8:30 (4) MA-S-H Movie (41) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 930 (2) Inch High (44) Urnhakled- 3:)o7;00iU RAG/Nil BOB Ir %% QUALITY PLANTS AND FLOWERS AT - - ' iinm., sixth. [ 7FRI :1P. Sanford )4 P M Maureen McGovern, Barry (44) Wrestling (74) Zoom (4) Super Friends • Ph. 323.7150 5, _ White and the Love Unlimited Orchestra, and Al Wilson are tonight's guests. The show Carefree Flowers, 3201 S. Orlando Drive 49 (I 7:30 (9) Ozzle's Girls 1:00 (2) Emergency (4) All In The Wrestling (24) ElecirIc Company 2:00 (4) Adventure Theatre (4) HaIr Bear s now TIMES (IaocxwG "k .. i.___-- - E OPE'd OARY INCLUONç. SUN 11:30-1 ABC IN CONCERT 7:00 (3) The MagicIan (4) Iiee Hew 1:30 (9) ChampIonship 5:00 (3) Lidsvllle . A 46 awls HELD I our doy r ay • St Fid - - (4) News (4) Lawrence Welk (13) Reasoner Report (44) Combat Bourbon Street ,, t sa-'o'a );) J, 6:30 (2) News Bandstand (44) Chaplain Of (I]) Movie acc.AavO ' a ' Bear Butch (4) Tarzan (44) TBA (LI $ALLACH uI Ii 1101310$ _______________________ ''" Open Golf (24) TV Auction (44) The Untouchables (II) Movie (24) Sesame Street 1:00 (2) College Championship Basketball s Film (4) Children' Festival (4) American Help! It's Hair MACSHA MASON 19 Sanford House Of Steak News (6) Cosby Kids - 7:00 (2) Flying Nun 1.0 mrw JAMES CAAN HOME APPLIANCE CENTER will Almanac 6:30 (2) Sunrise DAILY -CINDERELLA LIBERTY' any KitchenAid dishwasher, (Offer ends March 31,) s. (t 1.01 CN 01 5101 12 20-0z. boxes of Bailing out at 4 spades ____________________________________________________ EVENING (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (4) Pot Albert And The Neighborhood ' , 4 (4) Hawaiian (44) TBA 9:00 (2) Emergency Plus 4 PIATUNIS AT Butch Cassidy Josle And The Pussycats 12:00 (2) Jetsons (4) Pebbles And Barn Barn (4) The Invaders (24) Electric Company 6:00 (4) Growers Pam Grier _____ , dc(irc 6:00 (2) News MORNING (4) Movie Sesame Street Wally's Workshop AFTERNOON SATURDAY Semester 4:33 (2) Nashville Music (4) Sounding Board 3:00 (2) Arnold Palmer (4) Glen Campbell (2) Wide World Of Sports 5:30 (6) Sounding Board (13) Movie (44) The Munsteri (24) Sesame Street Dean Martin Comedy (4) Tome (13) RFD Hollywood Installed p., a. (44) Movie Dollar Man 9: 00 (3) Girl With Something Extra (4) Movie (44) Rock Concert ~ . Sean skit, Ruth Ruth, Dean and Nlugman are featured. Dean Brady Kids (13) (24) (44) 11:30 (2) (4) 1:00 (2) Midnight Special (4) All Niter Movies (44) News (4) Brady Bunch (44) The Bold (es 1O30 (44) Bobby Goldtboro 298 thiughter. comes from the Concert 1-2:30 NBC MIDNIGHT Tbeater in lloll),WoW. and on it SPECIAL It's another "golden Maureen siogs her million, oldies" show and Roy Orbison selling "There's Got to Be a the host. Songs and groups Morning Alter;" Barry White's prominent in the '5th will be Love Unlimited Orchestra feat ured, tnchdlng the Dnf. pea-forms "Love's Theme" and ters, Del Shannon, Jackie Al Wilson does the sung that Wilson, Bobby Vee, Lloyd made him famous, "The Price. Duane Eddy ani1Tonrny Snakt.' ii Consumer advocate Ralph Wethe L Have Our Nader is tonight's target for weekly roast. Funning with HEON Nader will be Mort Sahi, Jackie IAL (;ayle, Rich Little, Ruth Buzzi, Jack Klugman and James A 0, Brolin. In a "Marital Signals" . (4) 11:30 (3) Tonight Show (4) Movie (4) Wide Worla Of Entertainment 10:00 12) (At L MIL LE RS doctor's reminisces about the good old days, but starts to worry and ct like a foolish father when ins dau titer hegires to take his friend seriously, 10-li NBC TIlE DEAN MARTIN COMEDY HOUR 9:30-10 NBC THE RIHA 11:30 (1) Star Trek (4) Speed Buggy (44) Night Gallery Carousel _________ ___________ ,, 11:00 (2) News (4) News (4) News (13) Country Music KftdW". ,.. To Tell The (4) Dragnet 1. Suilt.In Dishwasher a and EVENING 8:30-9 NBC I.OTSA LUCK "Stan's Assistant" It seems Stan never learns, lie has , I 'm FRIDAY 8:30 (2) Lotsa Luck (4) Good limes (4) Six Million - starred. • KEITH ShOW "The Ultra. Marine" [Wor Sean's Marine buddy, played by Robert Sterling, comes to visit, and he likes what hr sees, namely the abo offers "C'cst Si Boa." (4) -- -. Previevs - (E1e\T1s1o1 Truth Surprise '.1if e is (rontation. 'l'w o students are suspended and this leads to the explosive stage. The principal is Forced to make a move. Jeff Bridges, Bob Reiner, Edward Asner and Calvin Lockhart are rIE" 1:00 (2) 8:30-9 CBS GOOD TIMES The days aren't too happy In the Evans' household. James Jr. has painted a picture of a bla ck Jesus, and everyone ls happy at first that the painting is so well received, but then Florida asks who the model for the picture was. She learns that the model wssanokiwinu, and that starts a religious conflict. studen while basketball player is attacked by other players on the team a nd this brings a con- * ' * P .J....,..i I... U) JI1I7 U 'His New-Found Devotion = 9.9'30 NBC TIlE GIRl, WITH SOMETIIING EXTRA "Irreconciable Sameness" This is a tnnke-you1eel.old show. Donald O'Connor plays Sally's father. He and her mother decided to separate to get more excitement out of their lives. Sally sets out to get them back together, but her job is taken tare of by a girl dear old loris it young? Dad meets in a bar. .11 CBS TIlE ('IiS FRIDAY NIGHT &10V;E, "[falls of Anger." This one is a slight switch, A black high school is disrupted whan a small group ts bused in. A of while ttieli' Whitman Mayo, and Nonna Miller is his fiancee. 'm. Dear Abby only one clay, Stanley gets the nuclear weapons. He follows flu and has to leave Arthur in the head of tile black nuirket to the department all by himself, his missile arsenal and learns That's when Arthur decides he the crook is going to double. will change things around and ('rcs the Russians by selling all he gets out of ills complete own weapons back to ti,nfuslon. theiti. lie decides to blow the whole mess up, but first he has tos,'tve ii U.S. submarine In the area A good cast includes Witt Ekland, David McCallum, Earl 8:30-I0 l'hlE SIX MILliON hlolliman and Eric Ilraeden. IX)l.I.Alt MAN "Wine, Women Lee Majors is Steve Austin. and War" ( HEItIJN) Today's problem for our indestructible titan is a black market in 81:30 NIIC SANFORD AND SON Those wedding belts are breaking up that old gang of Fred's. ills best friend has Just tgotten engaged, and Fred is worried that once the knot is finally twit, his friend won't have an) thing to do wit Ii lam wall, i inie agee III.AUt*iOX arc A Time I ts High "Well, I wish you could get that Idea across to more Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) clergymen. our pastor is what I call Jill,, . it stuffed shirt' "He faiLs to use Christ's TA 'JIIa ' lilv Parable formula that you have fly flY FANNErrE EDWARDS long urged upon clergymen. speaking her lines while seated Bird as Oscar. the husband's ii.• Herald Correspondent on the couch "And his dry. philosophical that had been lawyer and tax man, both . essays are devoid of Jokes. Jiii placed partially behind tht prop portrayed their parts well. DELTONA_.me cast of room "So the young people fail to her voice sounded a itend the morning worship TAG, the Deltona Theatre Arts bit muffled. 11 was a delightful comedy Guild, played to a luil house service, except for the It difficult to hear and the audience laughed the Feb. 9 and 10. in the Deltona the voices of any of the actors right places and sehose parents still high applauded the _________ church tt's-sure ttwiu into staying for (ommunit Center hen they distinctly during the fir act. actors tremendously the lipiI1llipp alter our 9:30 StINlaY presented the 3-act comedy, However, the vent that close of t" play. _______ "Meu-y, Mary" by Jean Krrr. had something to do with the School. -____ This was the second big heating on the back wall was Crane, isn't humor an Congratulations are In order asset of all public speakers?" production for this theatre shut off, the voices became to the Deltona Shrine Club who group, who successfully sta'ed, audible and all was well, sponsored this production. The "Women in White," a murder liU?sl()ROUSPASThRS - __________ Gertie Williams as "hf. two full houses proved the mystery last season, fan)," the husband's fiancee venture was a successful one, This comedy Included a cast whom he ________ Yes; the great preachers who was going to marry as financially. fill the pews routinely include of fine actors. Mary, the soon as his divorce from Mary relevant humor in their ser. principal character, a was final, was fine as an ac. The production staff Included vivacious young lady was tress, but her voice was not Mildred M. Caskey, director, By For appropriate jokes played beautifully by Edna strong enough to reach the ears assisted by Genevieve "season" an address and make Boyttle, a truly seasoned ac- of half the audience, even with Richardson and Mrs. Lewis it far more palatable, t(53 whose acting was as good the vents turned off. DEAR ABBY: Three years ago, wtiat my Bucher, and dozens of others as Miss j But humor is not limjte Meade. whom we Hugh Lynch, as Dick Win. behind the scenes. play the part in the original ston, the actor, looked and crude, pornographic sex mci iii the tonguss in U211 little town re wagging CongratuIatcs on a job well play in Chicago, some years acted every inch the part situations, a minute. in i-As done' Our ions are talented orators ago, impeccable attire. Once I found a motel key In ft Only fault we could find here and belong to the International had the gall to Francis Schulte, as Bob, the me that he got tired driving an he Plauonu Association, wtluse was that when she was hus!nd of Mary, and Clifford checked into this motel to take a nap. tThree milan from recent home!) convention in Washington, D.C., was ad. i,ut year be tiaci in operation which ctt turn practicai. 13' Impotent, ui 0 I U for a moredresseel Of Genealogy BoliOrben is the must prolific devoted husband. Re ptiones going be iiau an ___ humor writer in modern prem America. flow., aixi even taea me on Presented At DAR Meeting wrdch me never did before. Psychiatrist ton, Mr. Lowell A. Barker of Mrs. I,. C and Mrs. Datid. reportcd, "Bob Orben Thusvjfle.wa3stnek,, 'tm...1.'- IFWildner enjoyug an tiis, but why in course WL.. - - -r P" saul that the nmoan a" MY = C; suddenly twited over a two must valuable the February meeti ng kf7 of Salle sources of humor (or public Ilarrison Chapter, National WONDERING speakers are now Reader's Society, Daughters of the DEAR WONDERING: Probably because there's eat Digest and the weekly Quote American Revolution, held at ' the SM S Magazine. the home of Mrs. Richard "Di) you have any copies of Clark, DeBary, with Mrs. QU(YIE MAGAZINE that I Gordon FL Cuahman C)NFIt MW4 TO "DUWB CITY ED-AGE 44": with fabulous Mrs. could use for lifting out some Leon Fellows, as a nab Nab is i a chost. appropriate joke, for my aiwas .t,,. Mrs. Talmadge K. Wiley, A "wear' Is lbs eff.,d.g if a sb-.0 and a Mfn. A Regent, presided, hiney is also nasafly sterile, . -The monthly message from Si' I gave David 2." hack A.a us Is a deahey. A jackass is •pecIlkaJJy a male weekly I'resident General, NSDAH, copk's, fur this dankey, (Claus adjisreed,j _ __ iiiagazine not only offers out- was read by Mrs. I.. C. Wildner. Butler gave an in. standing quotes from all types Mrs. C. I'f current leader, in science, teresting talk on National ,M, education, the arts and bC4L' -_ I J.1 1 business. V•i' a p,u.mal reply, writ. to ABET: i.,. Barker spoke on "Fund. 0-1 CAW. NtIS' Emidise damped, SiN4ddru.ed eevel.pe. menials of Genealogy," and But it ______ _ ih ! I showed forms and books that if rollicking humor, quite usj,, would be helpful In tracing ,, choice of front ting icr clergymen. I$ IIj1U Via DI5'SR, i Lasky Dr., Ev 'l' Panel Every pastor probably '" . ______________________________ subscribes to Reader's Digest itefreshments wet eservedjby but .should also get Quote Mrs. Clark, Anniversary Bonus: Mrs Cushman and WiAf'RIOGE Magazine, tool, Mrs. Fellows to Barker, Miss Cascade dishwasher detergent FREE with ____________ If YOU piirishinntrs wish to Edith Beall. Mrs. M. J. Bram, oiler your pastor a must useful Mrs. C. E. Butler, Miss Irene -1 spades to warn his partner gift, then send him Quote IIir,icin, Mrs. E. M. bite, Mr IS .Mary Metus Holland, Mrs. i6 he. North. has absolutely Magazine "a S.CJ. nc slam Interest. -' I .Hutchinson, Mrs. A. TAK2 For then his sermons South is rather unhappy. W. Lee, Mrs. Stanley B. Pierce, He rrall1 liked his hand when grow far mor Interesting till M'.s. C 4KQSS Lester Pi:chlora, Mrs. North orced to a spade teenager,, S well as oldstere, (formerly G, H. High) WEicr EAST W. Russ, Mrs. F. E. game, but South will be more likely to is a good Phone 322.3g3 4 Q92 47 stay for Houmillat, Mrs. W. C. Wilburn, partner and passes, 1700W. First Sf, the morning worship service. '107643 It s well that he does. KQIOI There is no way to avoid the And you preacher, he will t n 410712 A loss of three tricks so even find that church revenues aL-o UThID) five spades is too high. • A K 1065 zoom, so your own salaries will .T_-11_ We can't claim that use of Q be boosted! the Jacoby two notrump kept Fur it takes a llvewireinthe this North and South out of 43 MOON CHILDREN tiune fl to July '.1, Know Ju.st what your position is with an important paz'tzwr, then be sire to keep any ruies you may ha'e made, Be objective. LEO tJuly to Aug. 21) Study into whatever tnet suited to you and show more concern for welfare of others. Re more stylish looking. WRGO( Aug. flto Sept. Join with one ofwy fond and make a fine inipreszkm on this person. Be sore your car is in good cxdjt1on. LlIlli.(Sept.23toOci. )5JwmnorethterestInkthand in yourself and you can have a (me wxlei-stanthng. Then an up. Both vulnerable trend begins outside, also. SCORPIO cOd. 23 to Nov. 2D Discuss with friends and allies West North East S.th jww to become more succtsful. Some group affair can be 16 l'atu 2N I ysi=4u'tivi', Get to bed early I'ay 34 4• I'j., .2 to LJtt. 1'mgure out how to Un. PAM roveyourmonearypoduon.study,perfppfp,pj5 advance, One idea should be worked on right away. . CAPRICORN Dec. 22toJan, 20) Contact griod friffids; for help By Oswald 1 James Jacoby uetting son* eterlshedatmn.eqully, Plan some time for Once a Jacobv two' ind treatments for strength, not rump Aes um' t has - )"It"W16 )`Jur Stal- VA. the %ay lo.mgn off vt goals well will be of great assistance to you now. Seek this person to jump right to game in the ;out early in the day. aè'rt't suit. North has PISCES tFeb. 20 to Mar. 3)) Assist ls with their intii' very sound game forcing hard o aI help Ut ie f Wild on *Ming spade -rtlag you. rripond Iwo not rump. 1FVOURCHILDlRIDAY...hO or ib,wiJlatait1 uih's three club call kiiow what lode In lb. carte- arki, so be sure to give as fine an shows a siegleton club. The leducation as you can, stressing finances, keepIng rec'r-th and flrm! duty of (he opening hidto Show a singleton if 'ictmo1ogy fur a big success throughout the lifetiie. Make sure der he las tiiet sports a Includeri that will build up the physique. which is That three chm rebid is :apt be a little weak at birth. just what North doesn't want "The Stars iripel. they t1 not cnpeI." What you make of to hear it makes hi king and :'.tur !;(c is iargcI qui't'n of cIaIA rathrr worth' Carra1Rmgkr'sindivIiva1I'orecat1cryourzignfarMrch less for slam purrjuses. - Hrnce, his sound game furc isseowresdy zblrlJyjateandfl has been weakened matrri' Fnrccasi, e 'Righter Th Sanford Het'ald, Bo 9. I Llywot4 Cult ally and he jumps to four se1 1= -- ----.--_ jO tvuu perk up the sermonizing of your stodgy pastors. Fur far too many clergymen tall to imitate (ltrist'a superb spceeh for. mu .i. ELI (;ENERM. TENDENCIES: There art many vocatlaial chores - I -- ',.-. • E. . f 19 .-------------_.__s - V.. JIIJuII. ..JjJiilt SATURDAY, FIJIRUARY 16.1974 1 -----, Needed In company. "Dr.Crane," he began, "I attended the Unlo C1WtCII addressed re'ently in our city. "And I cspecally was in. trigued by your citint the fact that Jesus had a keen sense of liuilii'r and itiade his :iwltcnces I•IIi 4 - Humor II Ri I .___-____== J9j9j Sermons =PoUy's Problem - • • ,_1 1AI 4.lar-I lint .. _______ :: 1 r.':it ig'_. tt 1j IIIi rhd:t1:; .q •Iii ei:-;i i , u: i : dJmâ doaceacce kiUILLr.j AILliJ L.3t.E tlL rjtj Icr4 ______________________1LJ Lii 4-3 f1f I LJLJ Time for real ? : .. I ir'2 L' POLLY'S POINTERS f .1: ,___. S crT- iJL& Z'ri1'!71 rri --=---:,-_ he dtillrd 109 French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford - . ,:__.------- - f-'--- , ----------- -.,_ ---.=----.--.------ ----= -' L.- ---=---....-----.-=------------- - -- . =--.-------------------------------------- -------=-.--=.----------- .=-- ---- ------ '--.=-==---------..------- -------------- --- ___ ----- -- - = ,. _ --------- - --.-----'._---=-_.'-------=-..--. - - ------------------------- -= - -- -- --------- ----- - - --- - -- -- - -- - - -- ---- -- - - -- --- - ____-- �- ---- - -T_- -__w-- . -- c----- ------.---'--.----..- .-. -.-=... -- .-. . . -. - --. - ___________ ____________ ____________ THE COUNTY 0$ SEM1NOLE, In*ChWII SECTION 7. NOTICE IS P'EREBY GIVEN PROCEDURE The ELECTION applicable held onthe 17th oay Of Mach. 1574. reql,tlrensersjy and proceedinge In Complex, as provided in Cdlftttothepoperadoptlonof%4id Retolutloes of the County. resolution hSve been duly fulflI;ed. tnttructI to Voters, iscutes thereof. of the county served, over "FOR purpcise $ detJ'rmining edectorsresidirg in the County ShSlI this Certificate, bonds of the County be fuMlihed by the Supervisor of and ' shell be issued in an aggregate Elecliont ho the Intanctor' The coo, of the resoIuti not exceeding ercst, payable the bond etection is to be held the legal rate as shall ther, maIur i, an CE EDING 1301.510 P - SECTION 3. BOND ELECTION.A Plnecrest BapIlt Church, bond election of the qualified Sanford APPROVAL OF - electors rusiding the County t 35 'J'.55, Cult Shop, 13,1571 tudetermine over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF 43-Seminole High uance Ci Said bonds RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING escri manner AflamoeW - VOT IWO Papr baIfs shall be GEN serially in a'jl in me County except as heroIn SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA vetmo Thelormof baI lobe uSed the date of the bonds, for the put arid file duplicate returns of such CENTER PROVIDING FOR AND provided In SKtion 4 abuie, except poses of firs*riing the coil Of bond election and shall delIver one CALLING A BOND ELECTION OF t nstctbonstovoten5p5alI5 acquirIng and constructing an copy theveol to the Svperyisgr Of THE QIIALIFIEO ELECTORS follo*S Cen for Seminole Eleanaooaconvin. , ..,, -. .,.....,.. ..e'x uu vUT(r5. .,,.., County, asprovided in the resolution Such retun'ls shall show--the number II you are In favor of the IsSuance COUNTY TO BE HELDON MARCH - of January. t971 ' The ptees of voting in 1151 bond poiIswilI be open at voting places on the date of said bond election from fl of votes cast respectively tor and against approval of Such boruw Th. provided by law. SECTION e an AND PROVIDING FF(TTIVF flLT AN -- APPROVAL OF BONDS," lb von ai. •4 • i•,__ EF Jose - _, LegalNotice IL!ø!_NóT Pennsylvania 11415 Community House, Chuluota ttiat a Petition f Dissolution intlatlm,nts ovH a •i•i•• IIOSSI contaIned therein and yqu are For•st City Community hereby required to serve a copy of it any,t ', 0 H. EATON, JR., Of STEN 10 Community Presbyterian , _.. CERTIFICATE OF at the soling places from seven undersigned • i_ ma! SECTION I OFFICIAL BALLOT. -VOhIng machines shall be used at HEREBY U Iflt i.C" iIPIC - Boa 1330, Sanford, FlorIda, 33771, Altamont, - ......... "r s'.' .fl II - Lyman High Is - Sanford Civic Center rPIV '=" "'' - '''"cS.uerlØf entered against s granting said dllwlution of marriage onducted in the mariner prribed . - • I F I "AGAtNS I 04tif.n OF HEREbY t BALLOTS The Clerk f - j thC Eoaril , thereof c.cI,cjit bile rj ii ' t.,i'it' • 3 e'er1n an4 the form of Li' tJ5( lii t, fl 5..L THIS SEMINOLECOUNTY, FLORIDA BOND ELECTION Bollols for use trw, correct. an Shalt '0'. 4-., - 'hr polls tor sucri to t rrtOtut 'altered 10 . ti'.h VCflfI0 m4Che.5 Alt to be ttl(r1'ed tiv thirm, used. and *yflt51u' I; iu1?lOflty'datid A'ineet4tqwasaulycan,np4 d.rerte-'l fc "- ate app'.tprate in cO'o"mty *9. aPi xCpucabl, ,t'. ,'it pci' cit michinet at Ihi polling Jiatit On p1in f%c%rnt the'ilcit Sail me.ng a'S0 th* tCSOtUtIOfl tW'IWS C'S,, Fc? 5 delivered considered. end edptad 'n c In accordanc, w.th law PIta "ff'c.S formity wIP. aitri:cablc i' rhgiiiofl - ..,.- ..--... .- . - ---' - ',- .-,,--,.-, - - ---- - --- = Marie W. Walker RESOLUTION week for four consecutIve wetks, the first publ,at*on to be not lesu than thirty 130) days pr,or to the datt of Such bond eleCt,n This Sanford 33 — 1fo of - Civk Canter Ptble DEY3S , ad Thous amount of riot ciceedng Nine Hundred Sli Thousand Three Hundred Dollars (S'de,OOoo to aCquW and cpny hHSI cer 27 Of lIsp County sd it$ inhabufant CIsu'cn of ('06, S4,Word Lakv nro, Scout Buildø - Fng,.stt Estates ScP'tc4 - 1) tilcqf. (Curitry Club 23 ' L 006 -- 54I'44I valorem faxes levied liultlto'jf limit as f rate c ,mo'nt flit ill la,able (Q',rt, 'Ott'. County '4'nfOtt<tt term than twty five 1731 yetrs COItSfTII,f'Ufy N'dg. from thlr date of .'suance and tucn rile or rates nOt Cxr.ng th mutimum ret c,rn,rtad by law as $#1)st L'blJs'C., '1:'----------------------................... be County Shall be entitled, 5Ice or lmn,edlJtel1 thereafter; Such election against u for the relief demanded COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, FLORIDA J'ln £ rmbroj -. - WlTNE5SmyP5arda,ll1Of lb.s (curl On January ,ip, I•4 (Seat: Rd ot County Commissign,,j, Sempele fly Marl. * Walker Deputy CItek vbI,Sh Feb t, i, ij, Dy ,r;j';:::',;--,-. - 2-IS I , •i'v by Lorry Lewis - .1' 5 If RECLUSIVE TODAY WOROSCOPE, 1 \,Q(ESTIONS TOD.%'Ii TO DRAW 'IOU OUT C- I '- BUGS BUNNY by Hsimdohl & Stoffel 'H'4, V4A'T'S WILL 'A T't4AT VA SA'/ DOCT Or IcAi1}4xr5mE R51'-LOOKIflJG TIIAT RACKET S3'61C'fJ auNcI4 OF ,wr i..i;.sg I ./ ES I'VE EVER SEEN: MY (f7,L}) C. JS'TOV5ER'5 / ,' ) w presently ZOned C? lCommercU APID C0'jrtt. Ilor1a !iai property is prrtrr.!ly Z3nrd P II Ules.ilentali All parties In literest and csli:ens tiIP have an opportunity to be Circuit Court in arid for Seminole County, Florida. the short title cit which 15 IN RE THE MARRIAGE _____________________________________ r TMOtJI I Wl5 60/No mAp- OR M4d FIiQUNTEDI CAN VOU tJNC'!R1ANP IdOW lAss',' I V4A AFRAC' TO EU. TI4E FOd&! øoard of Coty OF County. Florida By Marie the County, None of such bonds shall ' 4 Dep.ny Clerk be iSSued br a rtr.nae i.v.. ii... twenty iy US) years from t7, date of issuance and Such bond Shall bear of efe5t at Such rate or - SECTION) CItes Commistionen. Seminole ELECTION A POLLING PLACES PRECINCT & LOCATION 2 he issuance Of ch bonds in an qg'egale amount of not eaeeding - - - I- WIson School, Paota Md*ay Fire House City Hall. Altaionte JA Communt, House, Geneva Comrrunity H0u5, Chulvofa 3 Hundred Do'Iars 11104.300) shall be approved by such Quai,Iied electors above described All Qualified .I.cloet - S ratlbinn in Sintord, FlorIda 77771. on or before the lPh day' 01 February, A 0. 511. or Otherwise a default will be en treed against you the Engineering Department Of the lty of Sanford, herenatler called Clerk of tN CNCINEERE0 METAL aUILOING with a 45 ft 15511 building with lift Circuit Court, on this 2lt day of January. A D, 157a (Seal) Stovav Gardens Community - with drawings, specifications, and Clerk of Itte Circuit Court fly Cecelia V [kern 17 oOG(b AM urtii Wvrn 1710 Clo<k PM on the same day SECTION 1 OFFICIAL BALLOT - II 1% te such bond election and the 10cm Of balOts 10 be used Shall bt in sub stantlall5 the 'ollOwing form SEMINOLE COUNTY, - Lyman High School Sanlo Civic Center St Andr Preshytn.an Casselberry Fire S'atn Seminole County Agri Ceni-' - Seminole HIgh School - - IylIwd School uw ______________ _______ - _______ - ' -- ( _______ " r ___________________________________ k by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST I I a PRO9ALY A ¶ rA9LEY - -. operation, low head room. matirnun, he,ghI) f Interior a exterior WindOwl DONALD F. GRABBE. door SChedUle and Indicated on the p4ans g Electric 200art pcopper sir'ice with outlets. flstures arid service as 2-lS by Dick C.iroll 1 • c)01 P4 11E rci' WiLl.. JLSMPAT 1)4E 1OMEETME, AND wwr? rMRA.No3QW!... FflM(YI4fP1 13 ft ouck CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN PROBATE NO 73101 c Decea NOTICE CF FILING FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATIOPI WILt. .1 k4PMET'I ...WflTs IP4TELUGEN'I_ LJR4NE... I CAN'r ThINK (WA fMNGLE VIRTUe fl- AT I "__I / ç'" I. TRY WX)E'51Y.' ) _____ c_ •' II WiNThROP/I t , 2-75 s.5At,.t.4 - - CiVIl omount of general obI.getin 77 at not exceeding the maximum rate Of interest at the hue Of tile sale IhC bonds, maturing not later Ii'ty five ,7$l years from the date 31 - Sanloril Civic Center he 5th day 01 March. 1914, I will - Church of God, Sanford COld LI NC. Circuit Judge of - Lake Mo?oe Scout Building Seminole County, Florida, for ap - English Estates School proval of said final returns and toe Portable, adlacent to Mayfair an Order of Distribution and for I 1" contInuous concrete IlaDIloor BLONDIE A Chic Younç r LOST ETY-DOLL BILL AT SWE'S NO r DUMMY k 5' a 13' x 4" front walk as In dicated I Air Conditioning, heating arid other mechanical equipment is ealorem leaes levied on all laiabIe Longwo Community Bldg E'ecutor of the Will 01 m Plumbing, complete, as in DONALD pre-perty n the County Without limit 31 Altamont, Springs Elementary GPAOB, deceased dicated to ra'eor amount for the purpose Scho Dated th.S Itt day 01 February. Not Included In thiS Contract of financing the cost of acquiring 33 Sanlando flaptisl Church 1914 a Sit, clearing constructing a ncw Seminole 36 St Magdalen Catholic Church, b Fill maler al Harold L Graboe. County Ottice Facility, as prw'ded SutI c Cnt Altamenfe Ancillary Etecutor material shall be stockpiled on tile - - -- Instructions to Volers Indicate bp puII,y.g down OVC, "FOR APPROVAL OF BONDS" if you tavor the issuance 01 Sanford 35 South Seminole Middle School St Johns Village Craft Shop, Fern Park - 4.1 provided in I above. except that instructiem tovoter5shallbe as DLV 37 tO efivallon C Acs road on south side of building d Drivewayentraricesoneast and . Indicate by pulling down lever II over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF a Mileer Middle School Seminole High School FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. lParking Loll San Jose Rorl Proposals *11 be PuicIv 0i'iI and reed aloud Friday P N March the City Commlsion Room, City In re: lie Marriage of of your written defenseS. it CERTIFIES ta, qualified, and acting Clerk entitled 10 cast such bilioll he it a Of Co Comm. true, correct. and comPared printed tamp'. ballotS and deliver minvltt of said meting on file and them to Ihe Inspectors and Clerks on of record insofar as hue time relate lf sij;h ti,nd election ,D, liii' voling piaces at Wh,ch voling mduneI are to be directed to make approprIate BEETLE BAILEY Mon WaI"er I T4AT' T)4E WRON5 UT I FEL.T 60 BORRY FOR Ii- l.4AN6i IN 11.49 TOOL. 614E0 Wi'fl1 116 B& KNOW ZERO 1'1ct - any, to tht Petitioner, whose address is 517 daytalt,, Iheawarujc'f the Contract l.13 Drawings, ipecilicali.ns and Sanford Atlantic Buk Buldir-g, Saiford. Flida 32771, on or before procedural Documents WITNESSmy handand the seal 01 January. A o ls;a Arthur H (k*ith. Jr. Clerk 0? (irtuit Court fly Llrud.s N Harris ratracts and to the otter matter, Dipt'ty Clcek ref'red to II'ICF . 3 Said meeting wasduly convened Carroll fluiiir requirementS, a proper quorum was 4)3 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg ti1I5 for uSC Of such yOfing and tile rnolul.on herein alter PubIi. Ftb 1, 5, IS, 27, 1571 machnes 01 11* otlIung (CI mentioned was duly proposed. 0EV 7 TEET)-1 1 ct'.H !I - 'uL( /! Contract, and bile inceptotle the 'Aher Contract Docu.nents may be Clerk), end keeper f the records file the original With the Clerk above styled Court; otherwise a examined at the Office of the City Ihereef, Including the minutes of judgment will be eistred against Engineer, Cily Hall Sanford, BALLOTS TheclerkoltheBoards proceedings. euttioriied and directed to have u for the relief demanded In the Florida 3 The anpeted copy 01 extracts Oen'nq 0 Ite ou1u _____________ north from Derbysbrc Rout ccinipart e-si Li an .li,i,rpl,st,le torn it TO DOlilItO'. P0111 UOAT1IEP Rolling Hills Country Club 0P0laI Guaranty in an amount RESIDENCE UNKNOWN , Longwood Community YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED equal toil least five (3) percent 01 - Holiday lm, Aitamonte that an action for Dissolution ot the amount of the Proposal, payable 0 St Richards Episcopal Church ?. 5 arriage has bn filed against you to the order of the City of Santoed. as by ROBERT DENNIS BOATNER, a guaranty that if the Proposal it CERTIFICATE OF BONDS" SECTION 5 PRINTING OF in Such ________ PETITIONER, AND DORINDA Sanford. Florida Space to the left of tile words "FOP In the siece to the lelt of the words ' JUST LlK 14M#r - If you are not in favor of the Frank 5 AsPidown A5 E*ecuor __ _______ h. Builder will CILLARY EXECUTOR provide -rrairie LISC Ll'UiOft Hall tiled my IinI report as Ancifla,; acquire necessary permits 24 Purtabie, southeast corner tif Eiecv?or of the Estate of DONALD 4" COfltinVOuS reinforced con SR 434 and 1757 F GRABBE. deceased that I have creteslabfloorasshown (including Altemonle Community Center tiled my is' s area at west 01 application for distribution - Shall Seminole County, FlOrida I Filed at Sanford Fida this th ,,4 ' walls Color to be deSionaled by lIt. City. C. l, inch vinyl faced fiberglass insulation over ntire roof and side wall (interior) e Two each I) ft Sanford BOND ELECTION MARCH II. 1571 -- tte Engln,,, In Ceneral, the project •ncldes Forest City *ear Lake Fire - a 70 nttdtons to VotfrS f YOU ire in favor ol the issuance hereof, or the I Code Coaslal Reolon Forest City Community Attorneys for Petitioner DuitOing Post Office Drawer Z 10 Ccmmunity Presbyterian Sanford. Florida 3377) Church, Leke Mary Publish Jan 33. Feb I, I, 13. 1571 II - First Federal Ruliding, DEX 131 persons appointed by the Board to( REAL '' by American Buildings Company or equlvalt manutacturer and in Jack I Bridges, of F'OL'R tVITH J OCN.V UAPEP eitAt'- - - F('LL Sealed Proposals will bereceived by Jack T Bridges, Of Clexeland, Mile 5 -- Pas'Pttitted tO -vole in ts,Is id ' " election The pIaec o vofinQ lIsa Inspectors and Clerks for the bond electionspiall be the same at -- Walker Arthur H Bechwityi. Jr. bond election of the qualified electors residing In the County is hereby called to be held on March TINDALE, a LULA McDANIEL. Wife, these Florida, hec.irsatter called Itte City. presents command you to appear at the Office of the City Manager, arid fle your An*tr or Other City 14a1I. Park Ai,.n,. (...l,,..i defe'r.seor pleading with tie Clerk of Florida. ntl 7 30 --M )I; Ihe Circuit Court in and for Seminole Match IS, 1571, for lt.. construction Counly. Florida, and serve a COpy of a 4370 sq ft metal fire station Attest rate permslfedby law at the timeof ARTHUR L I ______KILL THEJ THE - 1.1.1 Public Notice Public P1011cc It hereby given that by Crooks & Lowrcncs CAPTAIN EASY lath day of January. 1571 J,n A K mbroijgh Chairman the first pubIi(it , CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS cor Run SWly on P w SO feet NWIy 71 05 feet Wly 4507 feet NIv 10 feet Ely 71 feet SEIy 551 fee? to beg (Less Road) Block IS. Oreamwvlcl. 0EV 37 EFFECTIVE LULA TINDALE a k a LULA Mc FLORIDA out cient number of the aforesa'd meeting of t Publish Ff-b I. IS '• S.--- n..nir J'J C. •iP'i'i imrned.alely upon Is adop t Cognty, Florida, withIn four ATTORlOEVS FOR EXECOR o sox nic """' "'- AND CIVIL ACTION NO. HISS-S amount on all taxable properly in ohls Clerk Br (eceli. V Ekern I Beg l3I36 led W of NE car Deputy Clerk hercof shall be held .nyulid by any such proloct will be for the best interests at he County and its iabtants Such ionds shall be payabie frcsn ad valor,m taxes I I 5t4'NHOLSLR vO LOGAN ., - - I Beg at the it of N line Section 2. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR such bonds to finance the cost of Ne el,cton toi' ith%etitre voters Shall be iri Subslahtiauiy tile borm Of CounIv Courthovs. (hor. called l. - Sanford Civis Center VIEW! pr0perty is presently zoned A I (Aqr;cutfural) District CE COING 1504.300 GENERAL City Clerk of the THE STATE or FLORIDA. COUNTY City ol Sanford. FlOrida UNKNOWN, AND All qualified electors residing WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS Pu'Ilsh- Jan 8. Feb I. S. IS. 77. lihanc, the cost of acquiring and withifi the County shall be entitled, UNKNOWN I71 constructing a new Seminole County A sworn Petition fdr Dissolution DE X IS) Office Facility to be located within Qualified and permitted to vote at Such electiOn of Marriage a Vincuto having been Semnole County, Florida lher,n (SEAL i filed regarding your marriage to SectIon I.) 4' VOTING Piper ballots shall be wclltesi defenses. ii ant, to said Clerk 0, the Circoft Court, *ob Ills oetlI on tltloni,'i atten, the same in SECTION Il. EFFECTI',e HOWAIID plwte 5 S. a Third DAYL TI. REISS. 302 Fi'g Provded Is'. Section 733.14, Flida Shall l$&e Frit BuIlding, Oria FlOr VitOf ii In ffir Cf fes in the 1fa,s 111.1*100) Ii IMaisea 1151 cOst of WECAN T34l5'TlME! Ihe NE cor Section?, TownShip 20S. Olh,r word, (laue, iIrase, sentence PfuSI,jntl, uu- paragrapi, hCrOf SEC lION Ii REPEALING LULA TINDALE a ha LULA Mc CLAUSE All resOlutiont in confltct DANIEL, SEMINOLE COUNTY or IflCOn5i%teny 1574, and file the OrigInol ij t mahJincancl i.Ver than twenty liv, ounf for e f-tancVtg the .ontot acquirIng uf'id H Community Canter Ponds to financ, the cost of such - as.*iTht rate of I.s*eS, at me 2'5 ti,4 of th, sale ci thi bonds, O Pa,I'f from a vaiorem LaJeS ItS *Cd or ad taxable Prppltly Ligid IU. BEUEVE SOUR STATEMEI( SCHEDUI.EA the event that any word, phr,zje. SEC TION 17 issuance of said bonds FLETCHER deceased Isle of Jaycee Information Sooth. ThERE HEG4XS! WE 14351W GIYTTEN 'THiIl TRUE, WHE1 THiY3E BERRiES WHEIJ WE LAtJPP- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SUCh bond election IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Ill AND "tard"l thit PROBATE NO 7I-37CP Ierat fluiIing FOR SEMINOLE '.1 (TiOpi I .'.UIFiQklTy UI COUNTY, In re: Esfale Of A;tanue SE CTlOu tO SEVERABiLITY In FLORIDA THIS RESOLUTION Thu 1111 event that aiiy LILLIAN N FLETCHER, 12 FOrest CIty Br Lake Fire rlgtion d, Phrase, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7l37.A it adOpted pursuant to tlavte, 5*nlence or paragraph Station lx re Ihe Ad•ptleri Of decea Chapter 130. Florida Statutp an NOTICE TO CREDITORS hereof shalt be held nvalid by any PATRICIA DALE KEEN Ti All Crediters and All II Lyman High School Persons SECTIoN , AUTHORIZATION such holding shall not affect any TO PATRICK A KEEN IS - Sanford Civs Center OF SOliDS. Subiect and pursuant t Of-her word. clause, phra$e, iilttence laid Estate: Borinle Highlands Church Bear Las, hereby riotiflid ars'i € 4ttit.-rr Fr Station SIC TIOPi II YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat a Courtly, Florida (herein called REPEALING de,'tuands which you may have 19 5em,ioe High SrJionJ qssiqi iri the aggregate prinipaI or 'nonsi$tent herewith hereby ai in the above Court aria you - by Dinu Gisias TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION obligation bonds of Seminole F,t 2) ALLEY OOP -' con Friday, Feb. 15. !974-5B _!':-• Church. lake Maty t 71 , Foresl CIty Community BOARD OF COUNTY CON tettorfourconwcutiv,*eeks the MISSIONE R5 OF SEMINOLE tirst publiatson to be less than Building miteS Of said meeting on fie rind issue rt eaceiding rig -.- The Sanford Herald LegalNotice nexed hereto entitled newspaper published artdol general other 4p01 cob e prQys,Ons of Ia--SECTION '2 AUTHORIZATION OF BONDS. Subiert and pursuant 10 - of'ts nt,njA 2 The printed on ptam while paper a xeg copy Of extracts suffkietW n mOat Of the afweaid Ii'a.ss 1h fnlfvjtes Cf 'lie Rravisv Of the So aMamw ,sers m Cs Comm. eio n; 'he same day SEC TIOPI I OFF ICIAL BALLOT Such .i I drs'ga1 Bojrd tlactri The pulls will be open it the Voting places f'om I?) o'ocl NECOIOINGOFFICE Tile t.flirrS'dnCj C ER T IF lE5 4PPROVAL bond etion shall be the same as on'rd L', th If you ate ni in favor of issuar,<e o taa Ucruos. p4ecan '- i'- -- permitted to vOte in Su(h bond eiecf Thr places . vofing and CERTIFICATI OF -,-... . ic,n .... PUPS Board 'I isaf - 's'r ' in tftf ds "FOR . ---- -- AN EFFECTIVE DAI E BE It RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM MlIOliiER5 OF SEMINOLE - 'i - be canvassed in t,te manner Copy of ttte original resolution line of vacated A C I. RR P W. Run provided by law referred to In said extracts and as SWIv along Ely lineol sale RR Ii 'N - SECT 1 OPt oaP! *hchi$ Stcet Sot II lineof S 'molly adoptedat said meeting and. LECTIOPi .a , ecti'i, W to WIy In of sad WSULTS Ia malorllyofghe votes to ?PtI $'ICf'I re3tiired C&St at Such Ilection In respect to lhereatlpr duly signed or Ipproved RR Q W. P'IEIy alcng WIy Iie of Said R W iON Iitwot ta.d Sec?on, E Such bonds stafl be "For ApvovaI by the poper officer or otticers of 0 BOfrtt." Such bonds Shall be he Board of Co'rnly Commissioners, to EtQ Said Property 5 presently pproved, and then the bonds, the which resolution is on lie and of toned A I fAgrlcullural) DiStrict AND Issuance of which shall be lhereby retord 4pproved. Shall ie Lots 77. 3). 24 and 25. fl;ck II WITNESS my hand andtt'e seal of hCrt3l?e, Ft drd by f Drcamold. PU ) t' 5.s 1 !r ltd Qf Co Comm . thiS 4th day property is presently P IA Ftuary. 1574 SE TIOPI 9 NOTICE OF BOND . Li. IPU'S thiS resOIUliOfltha,lbe IPUI'T1IIIPP IJI5TI(T lSEALP PubliShed in lull at part Cf ltt notice AND John A Kimbrough LOft 1. 2. 3 and 4. BlOck II. of Such bnnil election, lOgethq wiN, Chairman L.reamwold Subdivution anappropriat, caption 'n%uch form Sad Arthur H 3eckwIh. Sr as the Clerk of the Board shall property Is presently Lufleil P IA Clerk to the Board QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF ; ssid Bonds. place an ce to the left Of the - I_Legal Notice against appro',al Of such bonds The AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND CALLING A BOND ELEC TION OF TIlE QUALIFIED ELECTORS RESIDING 114 SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE f ma HOliday l Attaont. SI 9'rnr Fptcopat fhur(h .- irh ...-i,.i,=. .,, - , (Cg,.,I,,n, ,,,,, ,, -of %.hlil 5er1v, r- in fl.n C..,. ' "O' )flUJV InC number ""C 1.UUFS P T it) U " ' vOting in the bond Odguillied electors wto voted at HELDON MARCH I?. 15710W THE Properly Is presently zoned A I FACILITY, - 4 er - -.--------- Of A RESCLUTION AUTHQRIZII4G THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX CE EDIPIG sloe..300 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA TO I INANCE TIlE COST O A NEW COUI4T V OF FICE - - fOflons: ln%trttt to Voters . 974 The places .- a - - Run S 17 CI. E 592 btet, S 135 1 feel, WITh 2tee$, N 393 feet. W 323 Sleet. rptOlotiort adopted on Janry Ith lIla. ann n..I.i... ',, .uiu oebow a -. I .. poses of financing the cost of Provided The lnspector and Clerks TOF IPIANCE THE COST OF A acquiring aria COflstruriinn i -- - -' v-". IPJ,uing tU IT i. uur iY piace shall prs,pare OFFICE Seminole County Otlice Facit as FACILY, PROVIDING F OR arsa file duplicate returns ot Such provided in the retOlut,, of 'the bond election and Shall deliver one AND CALLING A BOND ELEC 7 00 A U Until 7 00 P N Ofi the tame day, dl as provided in sad 4 north Irons Derbyshire Road M - Rolling Hills Country Club -.- - perm not to polls will be open at voting placeson -------- - shall be in substantially 1151 tort provided in Stion 4 above. except ., be determined at the time of fhe talS the boric election Is to be held The A RE SOLUT ION AUT HORIXI NC exceed twenty five (8) years The Inspectors and Clerks TO F INANCE THE COST OF A III the election for absent.. voters All qualified elector-s resiaing lIsa date Of the bonds, for thefrom pus' provided if each POIII.'sg pli'ce shall p-epare NEW with the County shall be ettt.tIed, SECURITY shalt be in Substantially the form COUNTY es of IMancing the cu o thC documents so obtained, Such deposit nd file plicate returns of such COMPLEX providing for and PrOvided in Section i Portable. Vacant lot. *1st Hundred D011ars (5301.100) to Qualified àfld prrmitt,d to vote at above. except sIde wfllberefunded touch person wh aCquijitiOfi and Construction of e bond election and shall deliver Kewann Trail, fo biocki irsanc. the cost of acquiring and iuth calling a bond electfr,n of the Ihalnstruetornfovot,rsspIIbeas Seminole County Security Compler, copy thereof to the Supei'isnj mth tram Derbysisire RM4 comtruci art AgrIcultural Center , (SEAL) other documents M provided in the soiufn of the Electionsar,done copy to qualified electors resIdln7 In fOflo*t _-' M - Rolling Hills Cosmtry Club to be located within Seminole In%truds to Voten: the Board Seminole County to QUESTION COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, within tO days after bid opening be heldon march Board of County Commits,n,r, Such returns Shall Show the number I?. 1514 ON 7HE OF I' - Lunqwo Commurilty Bldg If you are In favor of the Issuance A certli check or bank draft. -- Holiday Irm, Alfamorw, "projccf") The 'fluance of such 1511 John A. kimbrgh payable to the Housing Authority of SuCh bond ClPCtiOn and oor to I:nance th cost ol sucn Space to tlse tett of the words "FOR Cha.rrvan The places of voting in the bond Of votes cast respectively theID, number AND PROVIDING AN EF project will be for the bet? aretts APPROVAL OF BONDS." ursa FECTIVE DATE, Board of County Government bonds,ora Satisfactory CRITIFICATUOF election Shall be those places listed against ipproyalof sum bonds The of the Couldy and tts hW51bifantt, II you are riot In favor of the Cammistiopec, in the resolution set forth below the returns Shall as Soon RECORDING OFFICER bond esecuted by t:,e bidders SuchbondsalI bepayaofe fnom ad as practicable II a true, correct, and compared itsuar,ceof said Bonds, place an "s" mnoI, County, Florida PotISwilt be open at voting placeson be canvassed in the manner copy of the and acceptablci sureties in an lqinal resolution valciem tailS iev,.d wctho-,,it limit in the space By' Marie W. Walker the date of tad bond election from Provided by law, Ic the loft Of the words the undersigned HEREBY amot equal to Sper cent Of thebid referred '0 In said extracts and "AGAINST APPROVAL OF CERTIFIES that. 515111 be submitted wIth cacti bid property in ttieCounty. Noneof such Attest same day, all as provided in said RESULTS Ifa majorITy of the vofes to the extent required by la*. as bonds Shall be issuea for a longer Arthur H Sackwith, SEC ION S PRINTING o reso,ution adopted on January ,n. cast at such election In Qualified. and acting Clerk of the provisione for equal employment respect to thereafter duly signed or term than twenty flv* (251 years Clerk approveØ BALLOTS The Clerk of the Board is Circuit Court (herein called the Opportunity, and payment of t't lets 1574. and publiShed in full be4o as such bonds Shall be "For Approval by the proper officer or officers Of authorized from their date of issuance unit such Board of County part of this P10*1cc. and diricled to have Clerk I, and keeper of The records lIsa', the minimum Salaries and 01 Bds.• Such shell be the Board of County Commissioners, bewidI shell bear i&w-eii at .,,,,'. i Z . ,..•, .,, .i.. .-. ---- ''--" l--.--,-,== , ' "'w.. 'II%JwinV nt mm ',,,iIi,.yoCr. 5 PSOULU I 'UN AUTHORIZING P'" "IC PV a of its waei is set forth In the aPPrOved arid then ttte bondS, the etsh reseMion II on tile and rate or rates riot (iC*edi* the Semviole County, Florida WIident number of l"(0Id4ng5; THE ISSUANCE OF NO! EX the atoetaid SpecIfk.tioeS must be phd on ff515 'tsuance Of wtc$ Shall be thereby record ballots for use of absente, electors 7 The aiwwi.d copy Of eilrecy ProWct. the time Of the Sale Of the bon POLLINQPLACIS OBLIGATION herealter Provided by the hoard BONDS 'h,54 Of Co Comm. thlslthdayof OF bond election, nd Shall also have meeting Of the Sd. Of Co. Comm • Sanford. Florid, reserves me bond elItlin of ltse Qualified PRECINCT & LOCATION TO FINANCE THE COST OF A (SEAL) ELECTION. 'his resolution Shalt be felectors retIding In me County i l-- PorlabI,.$,aflfOrdMId%tht thm toth.e Inspectors and Cieckson It a true, COrrect, end com NEW COUNTY waive arty informallties in tile 301191 A )CimbrOUJh SECURITY Publlihedlntullaspartoftheno.iC, PwrIby called Io be held ryi March 7 - Wilson School, Pacla or before tie date ano time for COPy of the Whole of tile original bidding, COMPLEX; PROVIDING FOR Of Such bond etection. IogofP#q w!th Chairman 17, 151410 determine *l5Mhq opening of the polis for Such bOnd minufes of saia meeting on noe' 3 - Midway Fiy Plouse AND CALLING A BOf 0 ELEC. No bid huh Of withdrawn for a file a an appropriate caption in sucti form Arthur H. th'Ck*lth, Jr. election for 115, votIng places at of record insotar as tPie Same relate period Of S days Pubseqjent to the agrt, ant f S - City Hall. t ncding ELECTORS detein. in the nfoed Herald, a RESIDING Marl. W WatP.es' IN used, and further is House, U ea authovi SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE and extracts aria 10 the other matten of the Housing AuthorIty of the CIty newspaper published 3n4 Cf general Deputy Clerk directed to make appropriate referred to therm. I-. Of Sanford. Florida by such qualified e$ect 7 - Community HOuse. Chutuota QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF we borfour consecutive weeks, the 0EV 35 10 fwsar.co the ot of the S - Slya5 cats l for use of such voting conformlp with all applicable rdens Community SUCH BON0S AND PROVIDING Authority Of 'rtt pvbliaIion to be not less than machineS at the polling places requirements, aproner Sanforl, Florida quorum was All l e'ectors rnid,ng , Frpt CI, Community BE iT RESOLVED B" THE %s.ch bond election 7 THE OUNTY OF SEMINOLE. on plain While Paper arid the County 51411 be en4it &.lding •i BOARD OF COUNTY COM. delivered and the resolution herein after Till.: Esecutiv• Director SECTION 10 SEVERABILITy, In FLORIDA ON MARCH 13, l57i, Pavmltt,d to vt• in Su $0 - Community Presbyterian in accoroance with a the otfklal n,,ntiOnld was duly bond MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE the event Publish: Feb. I, L U, 1574 that propg,, any word, phrase, eteilias. The Dlac.s of wOfk ird NOTICE IS HERESY t.I?Pl.l ballots li . _________ ________ -: ChurrI Lika IAAPi "_t'Ii&Ti, , , .. I.. . nu wpven in ton U Y' ______________________________ d") that hereof -shall- - be held invalid by any held on the 17th day Of Match. 1011. bond e:.ct,on shalt be the tim, a, A7t*rnoide tCTifl1 I . -- rea,•i.n..... '- .nu -.. swrj .. ge •il competent Iurisdiction, in the County of Fe-minoft', CiflIr SEC TION 7 ELECTION irida. rmi; an PIOCedin9 In IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PROCEDURE. The applIcable pn ainted by tne Board tetolotion Ii adopted pursuant to Other word, Claus., phrase, cionttothepro,.dofSaid UIOHTIINTN JUDICIAL, Cli. tence Whhir ur not bonds Of the County dopIlcatN therf, ot the TI County ae the wtirig places from seven (7) - Lyman P$ig$t School carried out, or other applicable provisions of law. FLORIDA SECTION II ontw REPEALING principal amount of not exceeding elecfors residing in the ' PM on me same Cos.i'y shall IS - St Ahor Presbyterian He Is duly author!zedto execute CASE NO OF BONDS Sublert and pursuant to or 'ncons,ulent hrrewth hereby ire mi amual(. at Such rate or SECTION 1 OFFICIAL 3ALLOI Church, Bvar Lake rates tht POvtS.Ont hereof, repealed, inSofar as thCrt is (Ontlict general Etclis t 'he t eICeedng the laI rate as shall Inspectors arid Vct'nO n-achnes shall I? - Cesselberry F re Slit son obligation bonds 01 Seminole or incnavrncy LOLLIE M CLEMENTS, t... determined at the lime of the sal, Clerks at each FOiling plac, where s The Copy of the resojt an Deceased ) - Seminof, Nigti Sc ballots to be us shall be in "County') of not e.ceng Three DATE This resoluson shall take stantldll,' the f0iI'w'g foq. instarments over a period not to bOnd etaCfiort sh,II be held 20 - lOyltwilde School MilliOn Eight Hundred Fltty.Thr A RESOLUTION TO effect Immediately upon Its adop ALL LUIHORIZI,1O PERSONS HAVING OFFICIAL BALLOT 21 - Jaycee lntlrmaIlon Boom. esceod twenty fls (23) years from COr.ducted In the mann, prescri ThouSand EIghty liOn Dollars by law for holding fleneral liettlons THE ISSUANCE OF NOT LX CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SLAINCLICOUNTY. the date of the bonds, fur the Sanford (S3.IS.0S0 t finance hue cost of CE!OING 51.100.000 GFNERAL SAIDESTATI: In the County ecep, as All Qualif led el,ctnrs residing poses of financing herein OBLIGATION You and cacti Of you arc hereby BONDS OF BONDILECTION 73 - Prairie Las, Legion Hall Senlinole County Security Complex qualified and permitted to vets, at floor addition to the Seminole at each polling place Shall prepare TO FINANCE THE COST OF A clamn's and demands w4slt you. or Sha'l Seminoi, Covrity. Florida SR 131 d ii County. Florida (herein called (SEAL) bond SlettlOn arid shall delints' one ' iiM'e not rx.,esiiinq S3OI,0 pe'mn b -Aftamonte Community Center Iheresolutjonoftpsa tSoordof County "Project") Itip issuanc, of sum COURTHOUSE; PROVIDING FOR COUNTYOc SEMINOLE. 5 tatkttheOffmCiof the Clerk of me copy the, eof t Ph. Supervisor cipaI amount of general iioat,- 1$ - Loke Mary Fire Metisa Commissionen. adopted on a PYØ.$I M $.. ' i.,r. , a. i ,• ,, 1.W5IJJT FLUPSiUA w wn o5y Of tilt EtOfute,nth daY Of January, 9Th tIeclIOnhsndonecototheBo.rd. TIOP4 OF THE DUN1 LEC SVCh reluens Shall show th, number ELECTORS Judicial Circuit, Siminole County, QUALIFIED of . exceeding the - CityOf SanfOrd 'at, Utility Building Of the Cøty and af Inhabitants Chrmar, RESIDING FlorIda. Probate D1vis IN liection shell be those places listed such bond election in ' the bonds. m.aIscing rot Iatr and the number 30 Lake Monroe Stout Bu,ldng valorem tate', iev,ed wit'OuI limit HELD ON MARCH 17, Commissioner,. Seminole 971 four OW THE enthin Calendar months tram hnty fi# (2S) years i'i polls *11 be open a' y(ifl9 date 21 Engish Estates Schoet a5 to ,At r J'"nI 1 al. tAcCUue Cuty, Florida the dale of said bond election Of issuance iherent, Payable tram ad plaCes on against approval of such bonds. Th, SUCH BONDS, £1.0 PROVIDING ftable. adiacent to Mayfair property 191 the COunty No Of such By Marie this notic• w from returns Walker Each claim or Shall as soon as practIb,, demand valo-'.i 'as iev,nf On All tazeol. 7 00 M until 7 00 PM on the Country Club 4ids shall be Issued I' a Ion-per AN EFFECTIVE DATE Deputy Clerk mt be in writing and filed In sante day, all as provided in saia tie canvassed iri the manner proqIy In te Countj With limit ii L1gd Community B term than twenty live (731 years Attest IS a true, pl1cale a correct, and compared stale the place Of reSululion adopled on January lIlt, Provided by law COpy the originI reden(e and post office a.0 Of Of financing the toss ot acquirIng k bonds shad hear Int.rett at Such Clerk ?t Of this Nol ice and constructssgt new Agr;ijitvrat 3$ -- Senlendo Baptist Church RESULTS If a ma,orlty Of the votes linaily adopted at rate or rte$ not exceeding the by Board of County claimant, his agent or it. Said mlng end, Confer, as provided in the M- 5' Maqdalen Cafhotic Church, A RESOLUTION AUTHOR IZING cast at such election IximUm rafepermi,ted by law at in respect to to the extent requIred by law, as Commstioneci, Seminole lorney, or the sam? shall be void 1 THE ISSUANCE OF NOT LX. sucti Resowtion 0* the County Attjmonte the time Of tile sate of the bonds Cnuniy. Florida bonds shall be "For Approval thereafter duly signed or approved Dated at Wte Park, FlOrida, lnstructns to voten 37 - Pinetyert Baptist Church, CEFOING 1l.IOV.000 GEN of Bos." such bOtOs Shall be. by the proper Officer or offiten SECTION) BOPiD ELEC (ION A this 2d day of Cdcbe 1573 ' lndcaIe by piulifig d ERAL ORL IGAT ION Satoed It BONDS ØF approved; and then the bondi, the the Board Of County Cntnmi,liOhort, bond election o' Ilte qualilled POL'.INO PLACES JlmmIy Clement1 Morris C SEMINOLE COUNTY, LORI0A issuance Of which shell be thereby WhP VftOiOflgn As LiecutrIs of said estate BOND5"if,)fayortheu,nceOf - S V'ilasje Craft Shop. herb, called lobe It$d on March PRECINCT I. LOCATION said bosts Ftrn Pin NEWAD(ITION TO THE COUNTY hereafter provided by the Board I?. 1571 to determine wttettuef or --Portable, WITNES5myhandaI1of HUNTER, PATTILLO. KING Sarstord Middle School COURTHOUSE. PROVIDING FOR Indicate by pglia's down lever 10 E.itbroOA Swim Club 2 th 'nuance Of such bondi in an tIe 54. Of Co Comm . this 4th day of & MARCHMAPI Wilson School, Paoia SECTION 5 NOTICE OF AND CALLING A BOND ELEC over "AGAINST APPROVAi OF it M.t*ee.uii5tj khogl aggregate amount of ngs exceeding BOND February, 1574 '= Midway Fire HOse Attorney for Executrix TlON OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTION. This resolution Shall be ISEAL) P0 60* 3.40 41 of Eastr bOf.d5 Swint Club tilrte Thousand Eighfy Dollars City Hall, Ovico SEMINOLE COUNTY TO BE of such bond etectlon. fopether with SECTION 3 ABSENTEE ai (Parking Loll San Jpeg (52.133,010) shall be approved by 6 - Community House, Geneva 'nuance Chairman PublIsh Feb I. $3. 77 March I, 1511 HELDON MARCH I?, 1971 ON THE an appl'Qpriat, caption In Such form DCV 35 Arthur -t B(kWifh, Jr .se-d a' Sich election for absentee POOmI ost of the uIorrt, Ibvr described. 7 '- Commur.tv House. CPiulua SUCH BONDS, AND PROVIDING dtermi, in the Sanfcir Herald, a : . -- isSued In thi aggregate principal arnosint of ml exceeding Th, Ptudre4 One ThOusand lve - -.-..- Semi annually, at such rate or rates ElC(trtt to the tnspzctors and - -- - . - "against approval bonds," Circuit Court (herein called the stanllally the following form: SECTION s PRINTIHG OF Clerk), and keeper of the records les'red to In said extracts and as ELECTION finally adopted at said meeting and, Kemmerer Avenue City Hall, Oviedo Of Kewann.e Trail, four blOcks Permitted to vote in such bond 7A 47 Longwood Community Bldg. bond election shall be the same as 4- Holiday Inn, Attimorde those places designated and those A- St Richards Episcopal Church persons appolnt.d by the Board for such election The polls will be WILLIAMS JENNY C WILLIAMS, Wife NOTICIOP ACTION Miay Flrc House All qualified eltors residing in $ 0. ---- J -,- in accordance with law tti, ottiia requlrement%, and 111 other baIiot tot use in such Notice is hereby given thaI a THAT A BOND ELECTION will be machines voting requirements and proceedngs in Public Hearinc wIll be held ah the ' cident lottie proper adoplion of said Commission Room in theCity Hall en in tile County of Sc- rb" 4, u .bUURE The apIicabte .carrieo out, and otherwise oh o'clock PM on February2S. 1571.10 whether or fbI bondt Of the County duplicates Iherpt of the County snail be Issued in an aggregate I lIe 'tiluly aulhoiljedlo eai'culr deicribed as follow's showing the names of the Qualified this Certificate, principal amount of not exceeding ele(torsretidinglnthpCOunt Pill and cast at such election respect to thereal'ec duly signed or approved authorized and d*r,cte to have proceedings. Church, Bear Lake ttie said Court on the 75th day of SEMINOLE COUNTY, lution adopted on January 5th. Such bonds Shall be "For Approval by the proper otficer or prmnte - Cassalberry FIre Station on plain White paper a January, A,D $974 7. The annexed copy ot eztracfs 1571. and published n full t*lo* as Of FLORIDA Bonds," such bonds shall be I!' - Seminole County Agri Cmler th-Road of - County Commissionert. suttm:ivnt number of the a'oresad from the m:nvtes of t5i Regular (Seal) part of lPo Pfctie -'------a. -' ' BOND rn D*IIOTS br use of abwnt cn .on t on 1011 High School c and of ctcrj mte$flg of Ne Rd of Co Comm. Artfvjr H. Beckwflh. ir . RrSOLUTION AU1HOIZING MARCH I?. nuJnCC of h*ch shaH be th,ry record, fltitIld to Cut %ijth kPIOOI IIoy iii 5*jO htidonffie CI.k of the Circuit Cowl THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX yof jjiy, aPPrOved. Shall be isSued as WITNESSmy hand ursa 9* 1I of oond election, and tisAll also Psav Jaycee Information booNi, 1 a true, correct, and comparea By Linda PA. Harris CEEDIN) 1.301,500 GENERAl. herea,t,r ShaH Simirsol, County, FlOrida provided oy the Board printed Simple ballots ma dChy tPs Bd of Co Comm. tP'it lIlt dayof Sanford OBLIGATI')N Dec'sAy Clerk copy of the whole of the original isSur not escelding BOPIDS OF SECTIONS NOTICE OF BOND February. 1,11 t hl4t tOlheIflSPlCtorsondCl.ykson minuteS Of laid meefingon til, and principal amount of general 27-Sanford Civic Center STENSTROM. DAVIS & SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ELECTION Thit reut Ihelibe ISEAL) or bore thI date and time for the Of record 23 - Prairie Lake Legion Hall MCINTOSH ar as the Same relate TO FINANCE THE COST OF A pubfl5pwd ltSfutI as par-? of tht notice tlOatlOn bonds of the County opening of the poIt for Such bond to the tr%Otut,cn referred t s said tearing ntCrttt at riot ciceed og te John A Kirnbrougps Portable. southeast comer ci florida Stat- flank NEW CCu'1Y AGQIC1 ItIPAL i cr wtn , lr SR 434 It'd t ?J •o? ri. pIay t r.Irjc,s ,i ! t- e ,frr iratters in. mm rate ot ritercI , St.jl U 22 'L). ILtINC, OP AND an ar.ip4iate cipton fl Such form , S *h,Ch voting macltne are to ne r,ftfred to thern. Althr H Becktytrs. Jr. Altomonte Community Center Sanford, Florida 3V71 time of the sale of CALLING A BOND ELECION OF as the CI.rk i ti. AA..4 .,. -----------------. .... i....=_ mr Drg " '" ... mary p-ire piouse 's auvnorzea and 3 iOmeetIngwasdulyconvened maturing not later than twenty THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS AttorneyS for Petition,, deLrrnIn; in hI Sanford H;ald a By Marie W Walker directed to make appropriate in conformity with all applicable 27 - Sanford Civic Center RESIDING Publish Feb I. •. IS, 77. tn IN (35)yearsfsomlh,da,, of issuance SEMINOLE newspupefpuIi5p anjof general arrangements with the prop Deputy Clerk Of OEY.I reqv4r,ments. aproperq,orumwas thereof. payattle mom ad valorem 3$- Cityot SenlardUtility Building 75 - Church of God. Sanford 12. 1q74 ON THE QUESTION OF INVITATION OR BIDS weftIDr(ovrcorsucofive,,00kL e machines at the polling places end the resolution herein 0EV 31 after in the County without limit as to rat, - EVIQIsh Estates School AND PROVIDING AN HOUSING AUTHOR I1(, SAlt EF th,ly 30) days prior to the dale of plain white paper and delivered ccnsidered. and adopted in con FECTIVE DATE. linancl'sg thl cost of acqt.iring And Such bond eleClign NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION IN in accordance with law the official formity Country Club with BE IT RESOLVED BY THE applicable constructing a third Iloor addition to for Sanitary Sewage Lilt 5taf THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, SECTION tO SEVERABILITY In ballOts toe use in such voling reiuiren,,nts, 33 - Longwood C'smmunlfy Bldg. BOARD CF COUNTY COMand all other 1151 Seminole County Courmosit., . Butler Boston Court Fla Project the eyefsl thaI any word. phrs,, FLORIDA 014 MARCH 13. 1,74 m&hifleS JI -AttainonteSprings Elementary requirements and procus.linsgs in MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE xovided in the ReSOlutiOn of the lunlil 2 % pm, on the flnd day clause. sentence or paragraph NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SECTION 7 School ELECTION Cdenttothepropeq adoptionof said Courtly February, 974 at the Ad Board' I Itis court Of cOmpetent field on lise 17th dty of March, 9Th. urrwiCt. portion of fe regl%trat, kl. , carried out, end oIh,fwlta o. St. Magdslers Catholic Church. Brewer Cojrt, Sanford, FIoqi,ja • Indic.ate b pulling down lever THIS RESOLUTION, This otherword,ctause,a.,rase,ente the purpose of determ:ning showing the names of theqtiallfi 37 - Pinecrtt Baptist Church. publicly oned I HeiSduIyauthorIledto,eecut, BONDS"ifyoufavO,fhej,suanc,of and red aloud. " C"a~eq 130, FlOrida Stltute% •nd SECTION II. REPEALING ne Issued in an aggregate be furniShed by the Superyl Sw of •-j' Seminole Middle Schcl Indicate by pulling dowt' eves' documeeds,lncI,4ingsplfi1$5 SECTION 7 AUTHORIZATION or r on%rtr-nI n,rp-,tn te-'by .lre t);stca't bearrsgnteqes, rs,Mii CierS t eSch pound pli( wt.r' ns'.tC liei'eto entIle-il •,,_ Fern C'k -' Oc BoPos P0405' 't you r nnt Ho%i.in A,fKn.,I.. ... . - - ---------" "r a' Eastnrei Swim Club the proviSionS Irfof, general oeTnconsistrncy Slntorj, Fiopidi, Adminust,at 't eiceedng the legal rale as Shall bond eIect.on shall be held arld THE ISSUANCE SECTION i ABSENTEE 17 OF NOT EX em.noIe High School Sanford, Florida — . FLORIDA Old MARCH $3. 1,71 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and LOCATION I Shall l-Porfable,SaflfordMidOfa$dsaof electors tO finance the cost of the Room) The - LAURENCE aggregate amoun? of nol exceeøing Thiousarud Dollars (1)100.000) COUNTY, CIVIL ACTIC'N NO 71.111 ether or nol County, Florida One MUllen Eight Hundred PRECINCT shool (par15inq 10*) is FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA same day, all as provided in tad J .- NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION IN sPeclfiedhereinandtOhaveP,Inted considered, and adopted In AJIPIIJC H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk Board of County' - I J - conducted in tile the said bonds 40- Eastbrook Swim Club Indicate by pulling dOwn lever II -- NIIwee Middle School Whether or not War ..--- __________ . FLORIDA ON MARCH II, 7574. - - - FrIday, Feb. 15, in ____________ . ..-- -- cd "'Q'C4.... (i'J. Li. Faik and Sy Barry — P1447v1014, NE F4hm5 ,..OLP JUMSLE SIYn', The City of Saniold •e%rvts the any parltherl, indtowaiveany Proposal 1n tfl intereSt of the City Dat,a February Il. 1971. City of (Scull fly Lee' I' Yoo,'c Mayor H N Tamm Jr Publiih Feb. 13. 97a DEY6? m t' �- 1 - - - -- -- --- --.-- - - - - --- - -: -- •: I _______Herald 11 -- 15, FrIday, Feb. 1. . I JACQtJEI.YH B COLLINS. Witt i I HARRY S COLLINS. Husband - I I 1, - . ~. . ~, I i I ii Li I I J FuflAsr deScribed as Northwsst cCmnwr of Intersection 01 Siafy Road 114 at Lake Howell Woao This public hearing well oe 1*10 in 'ISe County Commission Chambers Of the CcvfthOuW. Sardord. Florida. on March 1974. at? 00 p. m .0 a loon thIrqItIr as PoSSible 'd ef County %5.oriyr% Sminol, County, Florida By John A Kimbrougri, Chairman Attnt 0EV 29 FOR SEfAINOS.E More Help Wanted 3) ! I Seminole FACtO WITH A DRINKING _______ PROBLEM Per hapi AtcuhoucMony,s Can He lp call 4731J7 322-2611 Winter Park - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 441 7073 for 'we Care""t40tht. Ad.jlts or Teens 831. " -------------- SI for Want Ads V*.. I WI AA U P UI!) Th; Less It Costs Per hg Per Day. Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Copy. Want Ad Department Hours 111 ,11I.M.-5:34P.M. NoIays Sa,m..13 Noon De,dItn_ Noon Day Before Publication 9 Good Things to Trees 10' Shade, " "'i' to wall carpel-, C new shopping 0 -.---- Orange Lemon, Grapefruit, Tingelos C V Foster, 377 U4 I thru S tImes bc liflI 4thru 25 times 3OcaIirs. 25 times 2)c a Nm. $3 ($3.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - Cocktail Waitresses Bartender $31 972) — ______ -- Irate) Agencies FLVlG CART IOURS. INC. Airline tickets, Cruise and bun at official rates. 203 Semoran Bivd, . Announcements TO bUY OR SELL AVON — 3? Houses Rent Unfurnished ' MOSS I E C. BA TEMA hospital, N features claftc! Coll oia"o° be appointment to view this lovely Florida home Priced high %2ts SANFORD . 3 bdrm t'' t, central air. i', yr old S3 down and &%sumoll 11ii,500 Being transferred In I wk. Iola Sum "We Don't Stop H.A. DALE merlin. 323 7315. TII 'I ' W° S"cceed" I' Inc. Elmer Si. _____________________________ ________________________ WZAVII SLLA llIuPMs 'AATTRISS $75000 Terms ,, __,, Payton NOW [EASING '. I 01 I Rent Furnished 31-MobIl. Homes Rent 3$—Mold, Home IOtS 33-Houset lheW434'oshef descri Property. T he LIST Of te SW L the NE . lets the C 7'S 11' thereof and W 247' thereOf, all In Section 7 215-$E Further de1ibW 15 c0lonflif Of Ravi aid AvemoseldS.R. 434. this paAk Ilearg will be held In the County Commission Chamber, f the CourtPo,,,r. Sanford, Florida, on Morch 5 1974, at 7 00 P M . o as Soy, ther eafter a pati'ble Board at County ommlssLoners Sem County, Florida By. John A. KImbrouim, • For Pretty, 322 $301 Only 10 minutes from YOU CAN CHOOSE Efflclencht~, I J1, I biliont. Townhou from 1)13. I Large 11 br , 2 Story with plenty of and good lii up 7 Small 7 be cottage With large room, Attflf: Arthur - H. Permanent positlons, day oo,k. some Saturdays & Sundays. Train Rent to become a Holiday House waItress. Ay In person os.ly. or Rent Holiday Hovw. 3A E. cam. 37-5uaness Pl'O,IS,'ty merclal. Sanford. For Re $17,500 each, with great terms Short Term Lease * fl ___ Secretary Receptionist, for busy CatlMzMuli collect for AppI office Mutt be attractive, and mIIt Public well Shorthand and Classified ads are her, to help ,i buy, $ill, rent om Swap . at a low typing essenl,al Slarting salary COST vshelpyouptaceyor,_ open Call 373 $750 Call 32224It or 13) _________________________ SECRETARY WANTED - Desire competent, eaper ic secretary Evening paper route, Sanford area. for full time posit ion. Salary corn High Income for 3 fri. *ofl er mensurate with qua lificat ions. daY. Ph 37714)0 Send resume and reouiremeg to P.O Boa 1795, Sanford. Roo ms for R. 32771. — - -. - .- - - --- Real Estate :—Houses for Sale 12 MObil. Homes 13—Lots .tnd Acreage $1-Farms and Groves -- Beckwith. Jr Feb II, $511 OEY4S Calls. New in J _______________ . • For Sale ______________ 0ENERALLECTRIC NJ APPL the area? Sanford Court Motel Il-Incom. And NOTICE ii here given that lam Invittment Property In business at I Eogemtat Dr .Winter springs, 37707, 17-Rut EstAte Wanted Seminole ('Ot,nt,, Florida under fro" . .. fictitious name of MID FLORiDA --- MercHandise DISTRIBUTORS, and that I intend - -_. to r eg st laid fame with the Clerk $#--Miscellaneous This NCWSPAPER HELP WANTED ADS . Call 831.6370 your I—Household Name Statuset. To Wit. Section $6105 Florida Statutes Its? W. Scott Nelms Publish Feb t5. fl.Morct' 1.1. 0EV IA 'Ni Castle" -0-L - WOOD SPRING VILLAGE T REAL ESTATE -4 and SR 434 46* 1711 I34333 AllAdeel Goods Radio. Steno Rummage IS—Boats £ Mirine S)-TV SI—Gtaq, — — ....." - - 30 Sales cIte Sa'.dLewo Call 7737110 Sl-Camptng Equipment $7—Sports I Nke ) and3bedroomap., 700 Magnolia Ave • EquIpment $$-Btcycles the family from 63-M.act'.npry and Toots wrecklrgthebudget. arid Poultry Fit Between Studdinos and Rafters) ______________ NON .RUSTING CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOF ING Or INSULATING ______________ _____________________ --_ - ___________________________ Apartments turnithed __________________ ftralb ~X-:, .- 7$ stat 'Isiful AVALONAPARTMENTS *DVLTS-NOPET$ •*lnosi 19 Tntgit Autos 503W Flrtt44. 733 1011 or 371 9320 ,________________________ - _______ _________ - ____ ?Mbile Homes 42 SPECIAL 74a40' Barring:on with FREE 3' ORANGE HILLS - Lovely 3 bedroom, 7 bath brick ton Take advantage of our epenirv prices. Oillf 174.500 and 127.100 eROoklELo. '?l.seiuponl a.re invite vois . NFORD RLTY ON LAME MARY 7314$ Frencpt Ave OSyS3fl 7717 , Taste the take'atr •nd un?ry at InO%pbere of tlus3bedfoom7batn horn. Lakefront Property with cyc IOIW t, Lovy view from large Screrned Porch One year 4d with c'ntral heat air 141.900 Call Ruth Ii, iriVdon. Attot Afte his. VETRAPIS, no down. S wooded lot, river rights, beat ramp. 3 berm.. Ii' a 17'. Dealer. 273 0150 - - - - * Sanford Auction * ''-- _____________________________ and Trailers little 07$ to? . • COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Portabledishwasheq-1*0 ' TELEVISIOPISETSI2SUP MILLERS Light blC Provincli) living ?alSOrlandoC)rive. 377 0337 Acm Suite, dinette with 4 Chair,, dOubts bed with boa spring & 12" Cl Color Television, beautiful mattress, 2 import ed marble top condition. 51 25 Call 1226613 end tables. 7334133 '* SADDLE EQUII'MENT-ttOOTS Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. 175). $ mile ___________________ .- - ' 1911 Hwy 1793. Open Sit,& CallI. $I 3 bedroom. I Availabll 60 mobile homes, new used, loft. acreage, rentals. faly. Call Larry, at 53; 7323 Dealer. _______________ ISlOchoosefrom 031 fl2JDealer Carpet cleaning, we get the dirt out Free estimates. KULP • Wantedto Buy - Want to buy Currier L lvn dish" 373 1977 __________________________ 1316173 & Ij SEARS tulISie Innerspring ex tra BOAT. Fishing, Factor y firm mattress-Sanillz,d. like to be Sold at great reduction. Call n. 150 Call 3fl 0125 after 5 20 33041)5 durIng woee. only — IF Realtors ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE $38 - __4 .. '' ' .. I - - - ternoon. 1 4 --___________________ Small bulldozer for rent, with operator Reasonable 15011 7SS 18 66 _____________ This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys '$iuiiarqiWo. 1.011 Sirt LightIng SId,W.(k$ S City Water £ S*w, CUSTOM flUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS - ______________________________ 110OD'S CARPENTRY 5pcciIiz.nginhrnaII and odd iobs Call 131 1399 Distributors. APPLY CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT TO CHOOSE FROM This is a career position that offers excellent growth VINC(tIT'SCARPENTRV lnle"g, Trim, Paneling. Custom (Irpenlry P40 00 100 small 373 my? opportunities .6*SSSlatl,rI ______________________ ________________ Comics The Circulation Department suppIies'' kiln dealt, to Closed Thursoay 797$ — ISunday - - 1 t22-3 103 211 W. 25th Santørd, Pie. - - -- Used Form Equipment will tell fast and easy willS a Classit ci Ad Call 327 7611 or 53)5953 aitft'vri i!!rruth J 1W ir 3222611 i- .•-.- - -- a _- - ---. ----- - Home Improvements ___. - .'_.-:_ - -. 'auir .1' WaIaper Hangj Custom made screen roomt car ports Top workmanship and rnstef-a1% LEACH ALUMINUM PAUL SIATER PVCelSional Wallpaper pl.ng.r LicenSed Residential Commercial Frp Ettml'Ct Ph 3724573 Work guaranteed, custom trim. Paneling, painting, all repa ir, __ Fr estimale. 3734351 'rnior I Eaterior Plastering SlniVlated Brick Phone _________ ________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS - SiC,PiS l'OSTI'u ,'.i'i ' ,',Ot.fi.: PHOTO TINTING ASPHALT & CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS SEAL COATED i('' C0 ç4 lMatcni dfiiew.iy to 5OtJ homeS' PP 511 41 ?1 _____________________ ___________________ WsI Draung 377 1331. "Lake Mary— ___________________ ________________ DICK JOYCE Wit L Iat9e(. pumps. Sprinklers Waler conditioners, 323 1410 Income Tax Pertonal Tan Service 110 2EattRo.au 1797 Enlrancel SiC__________________ m 1l ___________ 3' - - Need help with your income Tax or Bookkeepireg7 Call Lake Mary Pjbl'c Accounting . 372 4317 or 377 $295 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRNKLERSVSTEMS All types aridsiles We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 701W 2nd 5' [i1 F.1i1IiijIjjiJ1'I*4 I!rratI . .. ,-, Ifl,. - - _,_:_._ - -- -.-_.-.- .- - RCS-deolIl 47$2121 .4I..'X.eTs'TiT 1. -' Cleaning 322 8.432 _________________________________ r _____ Pressure __ ,IAI'P'y BEAR lf'c tnt (I raIn 'Cr tu'',c,; R zls. '..Cb.lr Smill J005 Wanted Any t,pe Of carpentry, Interior or erle,wo, Free estimates Call Idyliwlid. Homes By Ca ll For PET PEST INN Boarding & C.roi'..r.g Ph 322 a)5i FABRICATION. 373447$.. Remodeling, A.ddi?005, uslom Work Irri Estimate Le'flwd Bonded rnoo Apply in person to... _____________ Flopr Waairg l''r. ,&qvs 3730545 - invest. You... PRESSURE 'CLEANING Boarding and ;Prolom-nqProfessional wIt, love $ a m 8 pm An'm&l Han boarding Gr.'onmng 123 5,32 ad - ____________ ____________________ EXTERIOR i & C PreSSure (leaning. (awe's cleaned. Roots cleaned I Coated BULLI)OZER WORK ('tenor I, Interior Panting 323 :lcar trig lots our Specia;ty. 373 $731 tlbS or 377 1010 after 3pm. EXPERIENCED WORKMAN _____________________ __________________ __________________ ______________________ Welcomes 'U-----. ____________________ g training in your 'some. Al Breed Dog Training Academy Call for tree evaluation 531-7370, Bu$dozm ti'tn!ry, 9& &0 Pet Care L.n't one Of Our friendly ad visors Ire', advice & itt (ap ,nter.oi' & help you word your Classified ,l pant.ng. repaIrs. carpentr,. (all 372 26)) Cc 52) 5913 Pealure. m,Idewremoval 373 0791 management of Applicant should have a depen dable automobile, a desire to build a profitable business and $100.00 to No ob too Sm ill Pt' 321 1371 House _____ We'll do your Painting SENKARIX GLASS & PAINT CO lID Magnol.a Ave Beauty Care _______ ______________________________ Cleaning Grossing $70.00 per week. _____ Safliord fla 377)0)0 --- I GIau.M Panting Contractors 251$ Country Club Rd II - carpenhy ______________ !•i Metal. Plastics. Jeiry. Troc.ti 6)4 Beth Dr , Sa nfor d. 372 $551 __________ _____________________ (of 'PaWing I H IL ENGRAVING SERVICE ________________ Lonqwood Life - lillo l' N.MapleAve • Sanford 32) 3510 ___________ :, L IultuqL'j --- .- tricalS,ice,Licen& Bonded. Al' Seminole Co. 71 An s*ening Service 3)0 30)1 ______________________ KEN KERNS GARAGE CompleleAutomoliveSeice KERNSTPANISSION SERVICE Aijto - Stand I Clutch Specialists Free p.ck up delivery & towing In Scm Co *tt maor work 1)193 Sanford Ave .377 3.462 Open in Altamonte SpringsI in- DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN TEPIANCE SERVICE. CALL RAL PHS HOME SERVICE 333 1554 _______________________ P-fr JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE DISIRIC1 __ __________________________________________ t'lauli.'tg. Tremblly, 3232774 merc,al I Res-dentist Elec TOWER*S BEAUTY SALON tormCrly Harriett 5 Beauty Nook) 5191 Pin.)22 3747 Two to three hours each day Laun and Lot Clean Up. a nd Ioh' -. DISTRIBUTORSHIP Roberts & Gilman Tractor *,Ph mower. will Cut reage or ices call 322 13i6. in $4 Ekdc Full lineGE appliances Sntord Electric 1322 Park Drive. 372 1547 Automotive Service lo, I G & G Ceramic Tile Apphanco • ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pvcesp,'d. tjsed, any to,'tdil'on 4 tt?6, Winter Park • LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Commercial and residential Coat acts now alabh._CulIfl27 For free estimates. call Carl Complete bathroom remoOehing, flairs, it SE ARS in Sanford SPECI ALP) wallt over jut, S et so 1171 ___________________________ ____________ -Lawn Servk Ceramk ills Central Heat & Air Conditioning. 3334972 ________________________ home baths, unique S panish elevation Cheerful kitchen with ponlisied den, formal dining room plus more Lovely Il with many many trees. $43,500 Call Jane Denisenko. Assoc k Ak Conditloilig _____________________________ '— 4 Ca sh buyer for used articles, fur flume, etc. HWY. 14 ANTIQUES Boats & i ROOMS CARPET v, fe lit *a leaf It ________________________ 68 Sanford Herald '' Be a horn, ownir nowt $ee this Quality with 3 bIdropm,, 7 55*01 p 149 lN1t.tLLen of toof sippittatriow - 01 i A Directory of Experts Rec* To Urve Youl I • i7 (miser bAr. 5. Ca..'", #VS01001Y loaded *-in every ifelm f luxury eQuipment at the iintsejrd price Cl $ISSO I RR 7331733 Garage-Rummage Sales i 970 Ford Courtly Sedan, air Condo termed. Fw,r steering & brakes. nice C004'tion 1,455 ____ Direct from boxcar - lowest whole 11..Ii prices guaranteed Open 7 am to S p rn. 6 day-s GORM Wft John Boat, sturdy, $45 Call $20 DECORATORS. 3223315 cl-1,ontd. automatic transmission power Steering I brakes, luggage rack 1219$ - * STEREO* * 7347 after Buick Skylark. 3j45 ,nile'%, iie owner, regular gas. 330 V I engine, green & wPtite. air con JIM DANDY FEEDS HALLMARK 617 1577 * Maitland tlea Mart* - Feed 67-A Beautiful walnut Contalle. AMFM Vera with $ track, tape record player. Pttychedelic lights 11 42 per mo or SI)? cash 5 of DeBar, - - NORTHERN TIMOTHY-----HAY _l BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLB. DALE.$2 30195 TON GORMt.V E HWY 14 SAFOPD ____ TV.Radio.Stcreo Crib- 110 Tetatype'- $60. Ph 1761 - -- conditioned, a lowlier, 77,000 Feb 16th 10 a m Club Diamond. miles beauty. $3$$. Calf Pete Hwy 17 92 I mile South of DoSary Rich. 317 1611 Defiler. ________________________ Hot Dog stand Sal' equipped With BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN holdoo sleamer. deep tryff. English Ford CorCris, '64. I Owner, 1219S 1197, Sanford refrigerator Ifeezer Vulcan offat, on mArage. 16475 Call In We'll Trade For Anyth,rog commercial gas range, steak tSlO broiler, relllntg utensil rack, 9' '77 BUICK Electra 225. all power, 4 4' Volkswagen Dug, blue with black j. air COndition, new tireS. 13300 range hOod with eahOSIst leather inferior. I speed. radio, ______________________ stainless Steel waler cooler, sate, Ph 062 119$ VW economy and trust SIM. Call shallow WWII pump. vacuum Don Pope. at 322 16$) Dealer 'II CHEVELLE WAGON swpers, utility trailer frame '61 PIOTHIPIG OOWPI.TAick OVER Dodge Dart, '63 000gs Polara, '61 71 Machi $SOOclown & CALL CREDIT MANAGER 3234720 Chevrolet. Good for parts Many payments take miscellaneous ltCmj. LUCKYS Call Sill AUCTION SERVICE, 641 1051 -,I5flILliy '7) Buick Skylark Station Wagon, $3) 5,737 35.650 ml. lowner. rPgulK 16 Auto Repairs 330 V I engine, green and white, Parts.Accessories ________________________ _________________________ All makes sewing air conditioned, automatic trans machine repair mission. power steering & b'akes, 12 Volt Battrries$II 93 cleaned. filed luggage rack. $3195. call Paul REEL'S BODY SHOP 98 & adivtled Fascella. at 322 1431 Dealer lIOSSar.tc'rdAvenue . • • Il Olds CutlasS, "5" 1 or sedan. immaculate, marine blue with h.te v.n,l top Regular oat. 330 4 Auloriali( trlflt,nSS,On. ' Pt "West, Sanford 172 S4Xi ______. ----. - Wagon Autos for Sale PGA,er %tiref'rigi Ito brakes. *r POODLE GROOMING* PURL IC AUC .'ION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, GE STOVE 40 Aridboarding Sfith love I, care good • Condition Miscellaliecus, New and used Professional Ph, 373 3991 or 372.3959 133 Call 772 03)1 alter S. __________________________ __________________________ furniture and appliances Plus _____________________________ special suet (watch ads) RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. MaI.black&tanGefmai4SJs,pfterd, Washers and Dryers. WARRAP4 7 mos. old Peg. All shots. 175 373 IY Frtt Dellvffy, WHITESIDE *Auctioneering Service* 614111 ________________________ APPLIANCES, 441744), — i. RL*tti nw !tUttLi bt4y ___ - 9 ________ Bargains _______________________ Auction Service ___ _ I Pets and Supplies 65 . sn, 'I - Equipment for Rent - with INC* lot IllS mo 0, pcI. Acre Moble Home Bank Reposies,s. REALTOR. 37)7730 r - to place ytur ed tikei io 00 Dell's WATER SOFTIIERS, Close Out (7 Rent fllu Lustre Electric Carpet Shompootor for only $1 per day Only) SStufd&Y&m Only.DICK'S ________________________ APPLIANCE SALES 111, SFR CARROLL*S FURNITURE ______ ____ VICE, 76)7 5 French, 372 7435 --.___________- Miscellaneous - Station iivting equipment and all kinds of '44 CHEVY PICKUP misc, new items NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER Several TVs. buffetS. single bedS, automatic dishwasher, be'lut,fJ1 CALL CQEDoT MANAGER.123 &230 couch. car top carrier ,lnd all -_ bLr4t Cf mi. uSed IICmS Gravely tractor, rotrary mower. ropoplltr. rOir & sttichme'nI 64 - ________________________ Tools -- '73 Triumph 730 Motorcycle See Bill Colvin. Barnett Bark of SemInole Counly PIA, $31 3711 '7) Dodge Van Tradesman 200 Long wheel base. 3 speed start? I Good condition Call 0th 71! O6 Vie iae a truck load of new itemS including glassware. ewelry. __________________________ Carrier A C homes for discriminating people Peaceful selling. Oak it*" god to GREGOR Y MOBILE HOME 5 the beauty Of these delightfully French Aye 3103 Orlando Or spacious homesltes. 7733200 __________ ___________ - thLAKAAPARIMEUT2, 111W 1st St S3lø Motouyclej U ... LAKE MARY __________ ____________ ____________________________ Auction Sale F R I DAY 7 301' ?.( _______ - _________ Pont roc Catatna 7 Or '7t4 PontIac Cataline I dr. '4 Buick Riviera , Ford Truck ' ton, tadio hater Coed esdition. 1430 Ph 337 1603 Lawn Machinery and 37344)0. between $7 323-3900 ___________________________ 63 a cyl. p s 1177 Matador, 4 0' Sedan. FUEL MISER.upiollmi porQA14$11" STEP BUMPERS-S37.50 Terms can arranged 531 4356 after S 30 1 t domfltic I imported P'cps i MUST SELL these cars Im Save 40 PCf -Bvy direct ~ej,jtelo '12 Cadillac Sed.it, Auction CITRUS TRCEStrorn 51 to Lou overhead prices on all plants Drive a lifile Sa ve a lot Oviedo Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd 419,2 ni 14 of Ovid 3434391 __________________________ • to to , 11000 I irm Good an gas Ph -_ Stamps-Coins ________________________________________ __________________ _________________ '70 Biscayne 33.000 ml good conotion Extra Igi rear pies 5)00 d*n Cr 11 000 634 2531 ,,t!er 3 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All SiCS And models, 10 S peeds . and standard bikes ,iwailable at Firestone Store Call 322 0211 - 0 Chevy Truck LoCk,ng tool box. ____________________ 3$ . 77—June ears Rem.v.d an(ar . fled and MagnolIa. 14931 Thr nitc do.er and brats PARK I ANTIQUES, 101W. FIrst St .Mon ______________________________ thru Fri, 10fo l ss — 1111,11.1' 11100toolorWr need th.z. And dIaling Trjilr 74-.Aj,gfg Repi,. l , NEW) berm .7 bath homes, 130 COO -_.__ p.'*s to Brother new motiser wtse 75—Campers. T,av,4 58 Trucks and -- etc Buy I or 100) items ..rrf't Mart. 7)11 Sanford Ave _____________________________ 0 v and sell gold or tiller c'.•ia. contact us fir if We also buy bulk _________ • ___________________ Want Ads,. .and sell . t . _____ 3 bet3rm 7 beltt, convenient to sCh00l$, 5Pin0 center Snag 'c.arpof*ng. drapes, dishwasher. Central h,l 1. 4. Spark Ping l.tn 'ii lOda, Childre'n accepted 3713050 C&S bedi, carriages youth b,d, and other rwed, through the and Trade Trantporatie., I- OPEN HOUSE 1305 VII 251h 5.1 purctiase cribs, lI-AntIques PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN ,1 S . APARTMENTS havethelrflnthj)d 6?-Stamp3 -Coins ?#-Swap , GENEVA GARDENS like this: When they I1-Wantd to Buy IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just W GARNETT WHITE Broker. I0lCcmmerciat, Sanford in ?sit of In isjo 19 Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN Bicycles CENTER, 109 W 10 12) 43SI 6? a Upright Deep Fm:er High whetl ______________________ See Orange Hills in Oran" City f-IS1. IOw Coil Classified I"n mower MUST SELL Pf- CARPORT SALE- metal detector, today A mew Communly of SO 372 1477 Otassware. Oshes. Inrr, (liPi'5 01(1homes West of 1752 on H011y 7 bdrm , for rent or Sale. oay mull misc all ts Sat II t 21(3 ___________________________ 0' Our sign will direct vow equity a take over paymenis PINEY WOODS DARN Hirtll Ave. 373 4311 173 1533 We buy furniture and misc. Sell for Austin Development Corp , -________________________ 7 pct Consignment Free 2 bdrm., 77' house trailer, good ri,lante Spr.nqt, Marine pickups. Auction Saturday at COndition $595. See at Paims Me Bradford Open 1 a p.m. m. Santora 3272770 Equipment • Tavern,N onrt*y. 1753,Slnford . . 47, 1 Their plan is caIed the HERALD Want Ma And it wOrks 44-Horses 15 "Santord'sSatesleader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS REALTORS 2SParkOr. Get involved sail something . ANTIQUE cherry corner cupboard, bow front China cabinet, a Chip r.nciate d'nnq chars. tIAnI top so ' ord LTD. r & Ii. pews! I air Only $151 SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave .323 21*0 l otorcycIeInhiufance BLAIR AGENCY sed furniture, appliances, 69 SALES MANAGER Iiiincilbedroorns,carpoirtingslod apej, central hef and air, fully equipped kitchen Adults only Ph 7334430 new membe rs of 42-Lawn and Garden 64—Equipment for Rent 6S—Pt's and Supplsei EACH ug . . LONGWOOD AREA Vouwilllovethisl year old beautiful duphea-lIve In one-rent the other Each side central heat, air, brdrømt. 7 baths, carpet Ph lot ROBSOPJ MARINE 797 Hwy 1197 377 5961 MENTS II)3131s"98A AVENUE bothers 6$-BuIldIng Materials 3 INCHE S BY k INCHES Anytime flqboar, tihty hos,C. By cn.!.. M. UNSWORTH R EALTY I ' 6000 Inc N ARMS And Suppllii USED OFFSET PR!NTING PLATES I ' , comparison with Ill Offer hem" you t'a t'4q SAT SUN 3 3 - - ____ Wanted to Buy CASH 373 II)) 72' Clovote"S Cabin Cruiser Stand head & galley Excellent COn In Sr*ir.g Cabinet, repossessed 5'nqeq's best model. windS bobbin ii machine Fully automatic tilan(e 04 575 or 10 paymentS of SA Call Credit Dept SANFORD LWING CENTER. 307 A East 15151 Sanford 3771111, Eves iet __________ ____________ 1144 _________ DUPLEX m 9pm 40-Office Equipment SHEETS ' educed to Crystal Lake, Like Mary Shut -- We ' - 68 Livestock And , Call Bud Feather, 5rok, house r,ear hOspital Joins Lakeview Rest HOme Lot 333. a $00' Fenced, cement block. i3aragp $ mo income 135.000 Tecmt, Owner 377 Boats & Marine KEPIMORE WASHER. parts. serv 64 Horses '(C, Used machines. Buy, silt, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything Of MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730457 WHITE Pony and? mo old colt. 2 WiSeSt Carl. harness and saddle. value. 10 French Ave. Freezer Close Out (4 only) Call John Hotllman 3195449 3737310 Sanford. Fla 323713$ Saturday a m only, DICK'S Will purchase first or Second WILSON MAtER FURNITURE APPLIANCE SALES & SER ________________ _________________ mortgages on any condition -VICE, 2617 S. French Ave 372 67 buy Sell Southeastern Acceptance Con 7 Dedroomt, Den, I bath, dining III 745*. 315 E. First St 372 Poultry_ potation. 47$ 513 rO(wn. Florida room, overlooking ___________________________ -- __ ____ _____________________________ ' St—Musical Merchandise ALUMINUM Villas, Two beooms. I bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat and air Fully equipped with diSh WIther Call Mrs Weatherby 373 1457 felePhceie $41.1076, bedroom, 7 bath 55 DEBARY, 300mm, Fla room, lare 104 Completely furnished, range, refrigerator, washer, deyer, and carpeting throughout. 133.000 Appolrttmnt only. MI 5637 after S or Sat. I EVEREST REALTY INC Reallor, leO) S Hwy.)? 92 MaiIland. 431 COOS '" Lovely Home-Lovely Area m1pet4 NT1Tj 4451455 ___________________________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Unfurnished - Equipment FOR SALE! - Three — Apartments Rent PEALTOR DeBary Price Call 322-24 _____________________ 200' Water Front _____________________ IN EMPLOYMENT ACT, More Inlojmation may be obtained form the Wags H' fflt. at Rns. 309. Or. ISnd3prcCtr 71W Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. Boa A, Orla.tdo, Fla U6. $)-Appliances ____ - based on age from oyers cover ed by the AGE DISCRIMINATION For Sale County. Florida in accordance with IMe Provisions Of the F,(tIt,j that preference indi __ . 0 cate . Nice location $37,5po D.BARY, overlooking lake, 3 txiIm home. 126.300 - P-q*ty renoval,v_ Color TV, w c.srpe$. a c. efficlenc4 & vyer ,iitij Day or *1 rates, 2471 0flnd Dr . Sanford 372310) do" not knowingl y accept engaged fireplace and formal dining room 2lllour Service Call 4 palo, wall In' wall czrpof, kitPen equipped, in conven3ent location :om schools and Shopping By ow c,cmiI3fl0Ml be eeenI 30 II a.m arts. 39 pm. - FICTITIOUSNAMI C I T V - Two story, 2 bedroom *lit, Callbart Real Estate ,, D. J. Smelt. Inc. -- 3$-Wanted to Rent - Opportunity ton right individual or couple to service stores Itlablisised ty our company In your area, NO selling W.vo,d. Investment required 1101 DI ecatiois, inctuje mer'cpia,sdis. to Cov er amot invested, We area needS a CITY- New 3 bedroom, 3 bath. Florida 1`00m. climate control, garage, etc $31, back yard for garden in good DREAMWOLD - New ) and 4 bedroom, I bath homes. All new coroilthoon home eatras 130.500 to 132.000 bolt' homes are In tOw.i Price 5 — HouseholdGoods -- ____________________ ' and Orlando. 71 Hour Service Cafl3fl 74tI OUTSTANDING Sarlard. se-Resort Property Chairman R.F. Castle vestment for thos, who MUST and part time cashier. II and older Apply In Person only t Bahama Joel. 25OS French Ave., SUBURBAN ESTATES.-. Split bdr0ms, 3 bath Lange lot Callbart Real Es4ate ' and all that part of the NW lying C Of Raymond Avenue and S of S R l3IinSectlo,s2315 21E The IWof SUIILAP4D- 3 bedroom Eupoed kitch,n, carport, dining area, living roo,, Unly 111.500 - for Sal. SUCCEED Call amlleci, 104741 Realty DREANWOLD- 3 bedrm l' bath Lake Jinnie home Cl i mate corlrol Garage, etc 121.250 I gOO4IrS BOX SPRINGS ________________________ $98 KIn,s -'Oveens ________________________ __________________________ Sanford __________________ - Apartment Nothlrigdo*n.'aseover Call treat manager 373 6720 * *AMC . JEEPS*e 72 Vamiha $75 cc Good Condition. SO00 mi Bored I new pistons. ijo Lc.r the best buy fl American, Motors, and Jeep vehicleS. en Ph. 373 73.4$ alter I DON BALES 19Si P4artei Davidson Sanford Motor Company Basket Case, $400 SOS S French Ave . 372 4353 373 4253 alter Spm _____________________________ __________________________ 13 Vega, automatic. heater, it radio Nice $7700 773 77S7 — ________ eage Autos for Sale 37) 3144 0 ____________________________________ ___________________ Sell. 80 Motorcycles Ito 0 ___________________________ 3 bedroom home on large lot outside Of city with patio and all the Junk Cars Removed 18 a AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT 0 CORP NO TRAFFIC NOISE 5314737 Sensc 1I -Apartments Rent Furnished JOHN'S REALTY Co. To It's Fig up" Time. Hire an export repairman from todays classilleo $965 Ponitac S passe,nter wagon ads! Good Condition. loaded Call Ott $10204 - "EN Down Want Abandoned, unwanted iink a' hauled away. Your COST, 1)0. Orlando, $5 5)51 anytime. • ('I._) I '* * Singer * Want Builc!ir sot' the folIo ing descrlb.J Property All tItat part of the 457.4)' of 17 ;-:'\ I- 1000*000 Hwy 431 Prime corner Dinette Sets. $75. Student Desk, T4 Lafgt I Story horn# with extra lot. it 1524 Park Of In 21 16 Jenny Lind Bed, complete, S40, location for office or busm"s . fireplace in living room. formal REALTOR After hours • Many items on tale now Includes 7 buildings, Hatlaway d.nng, bCautitut modern kitchen, 9314 372 399) 320$ Realty $317300 KIJLP DECORATORS I bedrOm5, 2 baths, central heel ,.._..._ _._109W lit St . 773 7373 And Alf Vtfy 9000 cond-lion ONLY ONE. at this price I" Low in Cost, h,qh in results. that s — 139.500 Turns bedrocmt, air conditioned con classified ads read and use Mt se ll with tremendous Sacrifice, crete block home, range & them' ______________________ like new and most beautiful refrigerator st,spo with terms ACREAGE Spanish Bedroom scite, living T en lakefront lots, Lake Markham room furniture, end tables, coffee S and 10 acres *!In ' bdrm home.. oil Bud Tobin, lal"ps. pictures Ill *411 Nell farm Isrold Priced f~,jhl Feather. Broker. 8676M I decor. ff( Please call 6" S471 I' $; ___________ iI ,,lter P in only____________ Bellullful 200 342 66,15 LOVELY .. - _________ ionom tako HOLLAND 110, i ______________________________ REALTY. 37) 7075 " 3 brm, 7 bath home *ith family room. shade Inn ano 2000 $6 Income and location, $32 300 Ste n stro m I I Investment Property ____________________________ GOLDEN TOUC,4 PI SEW SEM'NOLE REALTOR ORL • WP M UL T I PL E lISTING SERVICE 327 499) 1919$ Fren Eve Sunday. 373 7374 or 377 1494 CLIFF JORDAN Plumbing stopped , power 'flower won't start' Get 'he service 300 need from classified - BROKERS -• The time TCSI ed tirm Days 372 I23 PfigIi$t 3721.421 Stemper A9ency Club Ilndurnsshed You kv A,. MET! brick From $23,400 30th Street to Locuit. turn left to 14th St. r ight on Valencia Court North Model 001r $4 Pm daily. On tile phone 373 70)0 ai7 4)61 , NOW IS THE TIME to move up to this I bedroom 3 bath Mlyfàt, home with remodeled kitchen and eatra big family room on large fenced lot Only $4j,ODO LESS THAN I gallon Of gas •rom town IS thIS nearly new) bedroom bath home Tastetull9 decor ated Owner artasoul to Sell I??ASO Terms .1villholhing for a Young family. Magnolia Square Z"e fat' ChurCh arid Cd,.,atior.ai Everything - ASK ME MR4 - HALL REALTY area,wlllpeousaey,ar,o, STCAOY INCOME An LOSER For I bedroom, Ill Of two bathS, all REALTY REALTOR BEAUTIFUL lots acrossfrOm Forest Greene, Inc. c.tucrs 1)04W t4rbnkt 11-4 37323 WE TAKE TRADES I-Cards of Thanks . — The Board of County Corn Night Watchman is ___________________ 2-In Memori am Help Wanted misSioner, of Seminole County 'mill — Nr* Construction hold a public hearing ho consider a 3—Cem.tarntj fl 7i'000relj.7$33 RETIRED MAN OR WOMAN to _____________________________ GEORGE WEDIAW $'oPOsed Change Of toning from A i delve and demomntratrale 0614 DeceaSed Agriculture t R )AAA Single 1 0 Pd 0 woo o Paper 3elIver man needs, mor 0WNEP People Powered Vehicle Notice Is hereby given that the ANXIOUS- Neat 3 bdrm 7 bath Family 0111,elling District an In# help. I fors. a day Must live In $-Lost and Found Litooleral commission and bonvs, sindefllgis.d wIt, on the 19th tay Of following described propert, overlooking lake Coon air, keChen 34 Chutuota. Gereva or Oviedo area Demonstrator fvrnlsh.d 6-Child Care Mare's A 0 1971 prP%Cit , v North £73 Pet of thr East three N3UIPPnt. w.v carp.' 4tsume PARKER ENTERPRISES __________________________ lk~no'4mL1 (rcil.t uooe. Pr'zale rgh?% of the outr.rast Quarter of 2 Onm - camplelci, tr .Caba prt rntg Oiy 526.300 HURRY! I --Motels -. fl" 4c?eis eC.1pon S. Men wanted for wire c ompa ny We and porch, tented yard Children Pier P14141 Return. •cc,'nt and Ill-E *111 train an the Job No too Township 23 South, Rang, 7' East. and I Pet 0 K in fta. en wanted for wit* company. We VDuchet$ is Administ,a?rI, of the flitS that part taken perlenc, required. Pars Tim* help will train on the job. No for Lake '-Good Things to Eat Estate of GEORGE WEDLAW. Brantley Roati), Public Records of ill perlence requIred, Part time help dtcqAsqqof,andstMjd,jmf.,nf"4nd Seminole County. Florida ness roperty 323 $714 10-00 11 Youmll Peron to PARAGON WIRE it, will there, make application to me s,i _____ For CABLE _________________________ CO.. State Rd 431, Further desc-lbed as , Il-Instructions person to PARAGON WIRE & ___________ 4W39t for a final Settlement of her Proximately one Mile Nof?h of Star# Longwood. $311353 admiIStratio ,of said„and ,om Roid 434 on the west Side 4.000 SQ FU Metal Building with BARGAINS Lcwiqwood. of West na, 33)1153. Travel Recreation Order drSetilrging Pier ” Mt. E. of Il on SR II, lrnm,diale Sri as such. Le Brantley Road. Possession. TAX PREPARERS No Call 333-5630. DATED this lthday of February, RECEPTIONIST ThIs public hearing will be qualIfyIng, Assume low Interest AD W71 held In 13-Travel Agencies Elp,qletved, pant tIme S.arWoed, the County ComrnIs4on Chambers Doctor's Office, loans Choose from 1 13 year old HaIti, Grooms Longwood & Deland. Corn. EaPerleocepfet,rredpn YJSISO of the Courmosjae, Sanford, on I4-Ca mping.Resorts Coial. and Modern 3 Administratnix misalon, training prnei. HIP March 5. 1511. at 7.00 P.m. or el bedroom models Carpeting, Estite Of BY IS--Action Sports Inc. DeLand, Fla.. 1 N. Air Condltlonlngeaperl,ncej Soon 'hereafter as possible, garages, ranges, refrigerefo,', in _______ mecha nic. Blv1 501(7341)06), GEORGE WEDLAW. Third Planet En. Board of County - ___ all models. One nat central air. All __________ ________ deceased Commissioners _____________________ WILLIAM I COLBERT ESO am 3m.rioI Coirtty. Flor.da than rent, 121.500 to 173.500 Ask _____________________ NOW LEASING, $ Suites finished in deivert and sandwIch makers STEPJSTROM, DAVIS I, Medical Receptionist, experience 8: John A. kImbrgh, ASSOC, for Duana Hardesty. Auoc. paneling, wall paper and carpet. li--Help Wanted Salary plus commIsSion. MCINTOSH Call 530 necessary, Langwood area. Reply Chainmin heat and air condition. covered _ appointment . I to Boa $7', care of The Sanford ______________________________ Atti,ryieys for Adminis?ratri. AtteSt: 2I—tuahions Wanted walk, corner location. Elite ad Foil Office Boa Inc Herald, P.O. Box 1457, Sanford, Buy a bargain or sell a bargan with Arthur H Beckwith. Jr deess, '733 N Country Club Road. REALTOR -. Sinto,d, Flreda 3717) Fla, 32171 Pvbll5I' Fe 53; 5272 )5 $974 fun to use and read classified edit Lake Mary. ElI "$llSper Financial _______ — & Publish Fit Ii 72, 0EV __________________________ 371.76)) or 131 9993 to place Call l on minimum 3 yr. lease PaN Wanted DCV 74 _____________________ your ad oo- 24-Busmess pOrtvnit*es JOHNNY WALKER REAL Euperlencedonly _____ __________ _________________ ____ _______ ____________ _____________________________ SEMINOLECOUNTYCOARD ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION 2$—Loans Cullafter4pri.)nJw 4457. OFCOUNTVCCMMI$SIONIII u BusinessOpportunjtj.s ______________ Ads 26-Inswanc, Neticeat Pwbhc NaarSo AutoMech.nic ______ County Corn- ' will,experience &Ad own tow JUST 'N CASE OF A RECESSIONI Houss 0 mifllers of Sem.ecse County will CaII332.3443 ______________________ Rentals Bring ResuIf hearing to consider an hold a AND ESPECIALLY b.acuse of the Do _______ y ou need a I be home with . EXPERIENCED ad Up people for appeil against the Boer of Ad 21—Rooms for Rent rtage, a sff service, coin Joining commercial lot? All for -' Mobile Home-Work In Lu*ood jv.stmetst in approving a Special operated Ph. 322-261 J KW?K KAR WASH In the $I?.SCO. Call 3Q—Apartmenft Rent area. Ph. 5013434761 EacWtIvt In an P-IA Residential rd VA'•Nothing INC. 7 BEDROOM. I', bath, pract'7 new home In establiUi,'c, borhood. beautifully carpeted large back YIfd with llrQt' lrj. •.. Rimlopw Lovely home on lake Mults only OLDER HOME-Potential co rn PI mOnth 323 7100 01 415 merclal 7 bedrooms, 7 baths. living mm, dining mm, breakfast _ ____________________________ rm, family mm could be 3rd ___________ bdrm Fireplace, new paint inside 3] Houses Rent Furnished Now w w carpet, colorcret, - -Outside, new of. 172.600 I bedroo m furnished house In country, o mo,, plus sso EXECUTIVE- Large extra nice 3 en 6101 equiPped W W carpet, draperies, 0010 garage, extra large ence 7 bedroom house. $115 mo. plus Shadeyard sii,po _____________________________ security. Adotts only. Phone 373. 41 THE BORN Hoi0 10 Sat. R4rnoncj M Bale Reg Bro.r Either Platt. Assor,a,, 1I1We1IFir%ISI 1215441 YOU, MUST SEE this omn. to eve all the tetras Such as r opm , Ienced back Vold and inSide BROKER]" 1"] r — Employment H uiCO 4' a pci reslunable offer refused ROLLING HILLS Two bedroom duplex lumnishid apartment 4220 Orlando Drive. Sanford General ottic, with bookkeeping eaperience, thor ttiand helpful but not necessary. Appl/ at Southern Chemical,, ___________________________ ________________________ N Elm. Eat 41 SIII Buyer 7iE iAT (LUB SeekingIt Largecorporation diesel tlU:k mechanics, Send , I II resume in confidence to personnel DaaiIa, i c dept Post Office Boa I. Mimi, ISANMO PARKS. I 7 Bedroom S fl uOljflu • RealtorFern PM trailers & ApIS, I Adult parks. 2 'a n'.i Family parks LOST Iriih Setter, female, missing AN EQUAL OPPORTUNIT Y 3313 H*y. 1? 97, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS -- Oakland Since Feb 10. In Lake Mary arta Sanford 323 11)0; Day, Wk . Mo, EMPLOYER Estates. Very low Interest to, Ph 372 bedrooms, 7 btM, central heat & __ ______ air Walk in Secretary--Bookkeeper and Park Avenu,Mob;l, Park LOST Siamese cat, dark brown, retrigerator. fenced yard with gas 251$ Path DrIve, 372 714) male "Kim", vicinity $7521 27th Full or part time, gal to keep ________ grill Call now, $1 REWARD J1724S91 handle correspondence, enter Furnished apartment, ___________________________ POrk Ave production orders, Invoice, am, A0ulti, prefer settled couple LAKE MARY - Zoned agricuture. SAIf Phone 'd manage office 6 pets Child Care 4 large bedroomi, 3 baths, huge ____________________________ Hours ttqxiOf. Pleasant Office in family room with r,tasslyo brick $401 meals. Tender love & care for Long*OOO area. Reply to en, Trailer. Nice I bedroom. Good fireplace. Double garage, Mf child Educational child care PlOyef. AT P 0, Box X. Longwood localiolos For maloirox couple. or beautiful pool 70 to 41' Ov V f 4,OW & kindergarten A Child's World. F Is , 121SO for Interview, Need im one man Phone 323 SO$ SQ 11. under root VA 174.930 3151 S Sanford Ave 3734474 mediately. --I ma I SEMIIIOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONNIts MECHANIC Hous.sfor i A Stop um)" Feb I lit & last mo 372 114$ - - - LMii SACRIFICE ,,-- MHINISTS ftrt class both mold • Sk'flB P0CC CIOlI tolerance grinding and polishing SmallfurnishedOPa no (holdreA or Pets. J12 9SOIr Call flQuirtoof Appli in prorson to after ' PARAGON WIRE I CABLE CO. Rd 434. Longwood, ill Need icond or first car? Consult today $ (taisitled edt Construction laborers tom plastic concrete torcork Opportunity for Clean 4 room apartment. Adults advancement. Ph. 3734151p . only. no pets Near hospital. After Put a ClatSilied ad to work tom you today Call 727 7 1 I or . ,9j I I Sa tu rdays& — Houses for Sale Houses for Sal. Sanlord N~1~~aders, There Is Our ,- Furnished Utilities Sanford, OrIad 4) Apartments Rent nu ev;.rlsnc Performed SWIM IS FpOII _____________ COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE NO. In s. Estate si Often 111111 WANT AD -- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Personals - Arthur H. Be'ckwIth, ii P',jbliui Feb IS, It/I DEY Ia is MARRIAGES I (Seal) Ar1hr H ltr'cknith, Jr Clerk Of Circuit court S.eminol, County, Florida tly CeKelis V Ektrn Deputy Clerk WILLIAM C COLBERT. uc ct I A. Y ic .' O.'. McINTOSH Florida State Barth 77 Poit Othce 50' 1330 Sanford, Florida 3777) AftOrfllyi f or Petitioner Publith Feb I. 13 2? Maid I. 1971 Paydays Among 1 INFORMATION atinaLportionalthese Of SW . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thon 2). TOWnS South. mat JACQUELYN B COLLINS has Range 30 East, Seminole County. of OV dl. the true Poe being the Seminole Coviottv, Ftelortam. for & NW corner of SE I. Of SW lit 01 Mid D,%%Glvbon 01 Marri.ge.an you we Section 2). TOwflthIp ; rftvittd 10 Wvt 8 COPY of your R&Mf )0 East. Thence s" The *rtIn defenses, it any. on Northerly Iliwof said SE . WILLIAM L COL BERT. OF PdorTh SI degrees 66a 0S' East 34 os. STENSTROM. DAVIS I McPPi thence South 02r,es3o .. TOSH. Attorneys for PI.t*on,r, $334 61' to a point On the Southerly *p.oi,e dreU • Post O$tCCC line Of Section21 , Township 71 South i3*Sanford. FIorida3277t.a,, file Range 30 East. thence along laid the CIq.niI with the Clerk of the Soutiterty line South SI degrees 06' above %t,l,d Court on Or before OS West 343 2 to the SW corner - ut March $4. $974. otherw,W a øefauit the SE 1 015W of sad Section 2), And uffifil3tv ludGroolml *,If be ton Township ?I South. Ranige X East, temed aQast you for the rl'et thence along the Westerly line of SE demanded in the Petition I * Of SW 'vOfsaidSed $371 ' to WITNESS my hand and official thetrue P0 B. containing ass, seal of said Court on the 4th div CI lCM inCtutivt of easements and - Make - Mulflpft C2 General Retail 'Commercial District on the tono.e dsv,lba THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO HARRY S CoLLts Ads L Corn Strntr*N* County will Friday, Feb. 15, 1974-78 The Sanford Herald Want COUNT. IN AND I SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD FOR SIMINOLIZ COUNTY, OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER$ FLORIDA Notice so Public "#ari" WS -- 1974 IN 1149 CIRCUIT CIVIL ACTION NO. ?4-'fl.A In to lAs Mama1, - --, - - -- - - - - ,- .- ,• - _______ - I �- ,88-The Sanford Herald j I i, 1Ivtbi/i,, THE £EVINTHDAy ADVE'4fl5T CHURCH '1: I. I The Highway 436 ' 1. - Noon . 'ne14ap E.rrn Fri rMtng ~ NetterAv Uro fl,Ii Gr,II,n WTRP ADVENTIST CHURCH Con, HIIL Elm C P Neill worship Service Wednda Prayer See vice mmm-mi , 00 0000 'isrsli'r Pit.))3 0262 rn Ii OQa in a is p m Evenng worship tda41 i oop in '7 R a 3a m Stud y 9 308 m Evangelistic Serv.ctt II Doom Church ?ran.ng Saturday 5Cr vacri , NATION IIII Q Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS T FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH SCIENTIST 2UO Sanford Ave. Rev W, R Bennett Patter II 00 a m Morning Worship 45a II OOa n Wednetdav Service 730pm Eperth League Evening Worthip Wed Prayer Meet I ISp m 1 3Op m 1 30 p rn Sunday School ?3Opm 730pm (:I ,-•! /' (;! Herald Iiirit'iut CHURCH astor fam.fy Night IW.dI Ø r lOOp in 1 . 300 n. 54t V.91 Mm Sun Man i XIII .v%t%t Faitor lOOp in i. m 10 30m in Cctyiøt. Sat 6 7 p in !IUj'ti.%I IM , I CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 100 Fairmont 00 ~ 7 , , N~\' \,~ : 'iFA Morning Worship II Dos m Evingeittic Serv a QOp in Sun4a ySci Preaching &Wor%hp 441 S. Park Ave. TA~1 11 16 ~) O~", , nar.ng &PrC(ta,mng NLtWry Provided .1 / ' ' , (,Ia, s.Iiciig Morning Wnrvtip EveningWorthp II COmm Wed Priyi5,ti, l)Oprn DISCIPLES OF CHRIST III? S. Sanford Ave. Dr Harold Hart Minister Sunday School C as. m 7 3Op in Evening Service 7 )Cp in 7 )Op in nesc * - 7 30p • ,. 7 Moeng Woflp - NbltStudy 7 Rev G C Hog... Claarletti Crump • it OOa itbieClass 14:1.7 -- 12:11.21 Old-timers used to rely cn this mill. This m i LooF King Emeritu Pastor I bA ham UtIYF I COp m Pr ar Bie.kl.sI 2:Is It can come early or late, . Thurwa, '5 PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST l:lSp in MUnirigWopsip i'-i S.I$.4*..v. i'11,iv4 foe. Aaw,v.i, 14W lw.', - Morning Worship - Evening WorShIp 100pm. Ablt Classes Wed 6:30am Pastor C 11am THE McKIBRIN AGENCY Insurance UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes DEKLES' CELERY CITY PRINTINGCO., INC. GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes £55(WftI y o p !'&t Aslevnea ;'i G4fS Ci.m, vs., Li 071 ' Cif,a,,P..,c'.urtj. C',5'êILai..&k r' . . 5 L.i - . L • s ta.eMV, , ,,•,.,,,.,,,• ,. - ri *s S4'VO 11*. , (P-.inI ltd i•5 u-!,.a i, . ,. Li,,psi t (PwrTrt. Py5fla 5*qdIai 1i4. *11.41. (P.4941 M.n.ina,7 $Øt ('with. i*avb A *54.54. $1. Alaa,*ist. Sarngs 140 P S.oU Chut. itS Ot*la Ave S r • . e- 'av p. , • r a 5 - ( , Mary ie.......4,aw C , "q' - , 1.401 ' - ft.. Ala '#tVie Alt.' Ai$.4.( -* LUll CJ'- C4,.'IP . I)C. . '' . V - - ---- --.- -- ', ii' IU .v 14( ,, (PL'M(hyp,i,,, Øv Atiann$y5pi 41 ('i CPtla N *witi. tor.oaosu CP.,ch CS (41& Cwrc,' 41 (Pent. W S• P.ort*i. Church tI C'. iN. 1*5 t4a.(n Dr - Matla4 CPIUICN op CPaiVcPi 41 God, 10) Hiciav ('with 11 God. soj * m. $1 (P(, P Ut (Pius ct ,r4 ii--we hit M.i.-r. N stis tr'tv 4 God, ?t * *$e t (!¼i(Pa 41 God .n (ir%t. 0.-nw (hwVtt441tid41pn.s,.wc, )SCI5 t*niAy, (.ur!'.ofC,1iav,..r,. I?* 7, (ui•.'. 14 C*t ta-s-t EPISCOPAL fp%.oy..t Pi. I ar 1,-s (rIrpv . (i'ii Er'stopet ('urcP.. Lsq "Ot (tIM IPiCCOIl Put £r - it 141 SI LUI$I*AN Ayaea.s,. L.PPu41at CPintA. .yroIoca 0-. Cantit,avry Gai Seeoave sr'...,o i.n, . 7, -~a'. (AttoOt IC ChpIi £ (P..P CYMI * . W e ."P. Itir", 2 - !I t,_` - ~~______ • i,t EsIg Q< _____- - --' - .- ''.-"--- -- '- i' -" - WHO IS THIS A1bWHAT IS HE DOING? NUMBER ZERO is the name of the Ford Pinto, driver's identity will surprise you. He provided running in the Permatex 200 race Friday at the plenty of "surprises" for the fans and drivers Daytona International Speedway, but the alike. Turn to page 9A to find out. (Herald Photo by Richards) stock to immons' of its het States Inau urate Gas Rat*ioning ' I ' iRE ,tS.SO(lAlEl) it l'F tt growing flWltber of states What follows is a runiiown O-Even. Went in effect Feb. only If less than half a Lank. states are waiting in the wings, 11 a ittittorist traveling most of them considering the cxr!encing severe gasoline tlownofthestatewideplansnow 21 In effect on Saturday. St.a. VERMONT - Odd-even, __________ through sta tes with odd-even shortages and long lines at g. 10 effect or auout to be: plan (ions cloned Sundays. Out-of. starts Feb. May becom. - -01 gasoline distribution plans face OREGON - This Is the origi. Maters not exempt. Letters mandatory If governor gels leg(ions have adopted the Oregon .I Itlorass of confusing, conflict'That pkm allows motorists plan as a way to ease the situ- nal ockl.even plan. The VOIUIS. voasidcred odd. Islative approval. he rule /1 l ug r,guhltiok'." Sops', but he'd ssitlt even-numbered even-nu plates to Mimi, Counties, cities and tory plan went into effect Jan. MASSACHUSETTS - Volun- doesn't apply on Sunday, but John A. SslskJ better carry a calendar tSlth buy gasoline on even-numbered Lown in other stut'ti ha-vt 14. Out-of-staters are exempt. Lary. Odd-Even. Went In effect most stations closed anyway. . Will days. Odds buy on odd- adopted the plan without ,a$t The rules do not apply on Sat. Feb. In effect on Saturdayi. Out.ot4taters are exempt. Iinumbcrcd days•og ('is s1lt(' ilc(j(Jn, uida>s, esnti ttt*tloii tire dosed Stations closed Sundays. censes ending in letters conRelated itoi'' P In case >ou dWnt know Miutorists traveling through on Sluidays. Licenses ending in Thirty fir-st of month f.s free sidered odd. fl...%hen you go for your auto Oregon was (1w first to go for hit' federal government has states with (listribuilon plans letters are considered evenday, plan not in effect. No gas ' NEW HAMPSHIRE - Volunr-vr.t'wal license and should you 1. the mkl.even license plate plan prepared .1 coupen rationing still find that most of the odd- nwnberesl. for tanks more than half full tory. Odd-even. Starts on twofail to PSs SOIflC. it will cost for selling gasoline. Since then, plan but tins not put it into ef- s-len plans are about the same. NEW JERSEY Man- and $3 minimum purchase. Out- steek experimental basis Feb. %lflI allotlier 13 the next (fuse sesen other states and the no. fel - t. Tbt' Federal Energy Office Most are voluntary and nitost datory Odd-Even. Dealers of4taters, traveling salesmen 28. Letters considered odd. :U try. That's in addition to the Ut'n's capital have Instituted sis it would be April before iii exempt the out-of-state traysell to motorists with half and doctors exempt. letters Does not apply on weekends, BUD LAYER first 13 you paid, neighbors. the program. World War 11-style coupon plan eler. But there are some tricky a tank or more. Fines go up to considered (did. holidays and 31st of the month. .. Announces sale PENNSYLVANIA - VolunTwo other slates will adopt it .ituld be Implemented If It were exceptions that could foul up $500 for violators. Went In effect These states, unless other. Feb. it. Letters considered tory. Odd-Even. Went in effect wise noted, are Conidthng travel plans of the unaware. soon. And at least eight other ordered now, even. Feb. Guy. Milton J. Shapp odd-even distribution plans: On the Equal Rights HAWAII - Mandatory. Odd- seeking legislative authority to n Arkansas, California. Rhode Amendment. Georgia's house even. Went into effect Jan. 28. make it mandatory. Not in efisland, North Carolina (type of ltepresentativeshasrejected VASI1lNGTON STATE feet on s;evkcnds, but stations uncertain,, South Carolina. r,tIIfR,itan i f the proposed Voluntary. Odd-Even. Went in closed Si n(.ays. Applies to out- Co n n cc t I c U I c uu p o n FlA to the Constitution. WASIIIM;l'ON -Seine publicly, as required b federal esunfiriuiesi that the dairy !I)4)flCy Feb. 11. Not in effect Saturday. of.statc'rs. Shapp announced rationing). Arizona' and $2O0,(C) in funds from the dairy law. I1*tssers-r, the source of the was drawn off front the ReStations closed Sundays. Out- change substituting auto in- Mmnexaa. -1 hirty-two states have lobby was secretly passed from imioney had been obscured by campaign a publicancommittees house and Senate of staters exempt. Letters .spet'tlon sticker numbers for IiThese states have odd.even ratified ERA and it will become congressional rnniipaign corn- series of transfers through esand into considered even. cense plate numbers, avoiding plans in effect in some areas, the 2','th amendment to the tmittees to the Nixon re.electlon tablished GOP committees. the Nixon campaign. sndatory. problem of licenses that end In but not statewideIA)tYl•ftND Constitution If SIX more states campaign. It wasn't known that the By MARK WEINTZ NunnsaidNLz.tnfinancecttief Odd-Even. Fines of up to $100 letters. C'mnecticut, West Virginia, The transfcr,tround the time $200,000 taken by Nixon's cam.opprust- it. 11cr-aid Stall Writer WASHINGTON, D.C. - Vol. Florida, North Carolina, Callof President Nixon's 1972 eke- paign came originally from the Maurice II. Slans arranged for and jail terms up to 60 days. That reminds me of the lion victory, brings 10 1727,000 ittilk producers until testimisny the transfers as a repayment of Went in effect Feb, 12. Motor- untary. Odd-Even. Went In ef- fornia. Virginia and Arizona. The Seminole County Scbooi Distribution of four million Board Friday sold the 'discrepancy" which I noted in the iiiniount of money known to to Senate Watergate committee money the President's cam- isIs traveling 75 miles or more feet Feb. II. In effect on Saturthis steeks Notices of have passed to Nixon's political investigators from Bob A. gaign had advanced to the two In their work, including coin- days. Stations open on Sundays gallons of gasoline to 17 Coun. Altamonte Elementary School Dissolution. stherrtn the wife in operatives (rein the nation's lilly, political treasurer of GOP t'ongressonal commit- muting. are exempt Not In el- and holidays can sell to any- ties has left the state with less to Indiana prisate developers tees. fet•t in weekends and holidays, body. AIIecLs only motorists than if I per cent reserve to tiflC divorce case wits grant ed three largest dairy co-oper- Associated Milk Producers. or 11.25 million and now still Letters considered even, from District, Maryland and handle problems for the rest of begin working on elernenthr ustody of two children and the atis-t's. 1.111)' said the money had been Public records show that the Voluntary. Virginia. Dealers asked to sell February. NEW YORK tu.stand nss ordered to pay The White House has denied intended fur the Nixon cain- milk producers gave $150,000 to school zones for next year. ;wr ntoithi towards th allegatiftftt that the dairy lob- paign from the start and that each f the GOP congressional The sale to Carl Verbk uppsurt *4 them by's political donations were thio transfers were set up as a eumnniittees on Oct. 27, 1971 AssoczLtes ended nearly a year linked to Nixon's decision to conduit scheme to h tilde the true Within days, the Senate con)of negotiations after deadlines In an.utht'r insLncv, a mother rmipoise certain dairy import sourut', according to Senate usittet' failed to be met, School Supt. gave $120,000 and (lit' ded st,IS aw arded custody of five quotas anti to rase iiilk price sources (0l' Iloue conunittee gave Bad Layer said Saturmla hildren and the man 'tas or- support.s In 1971. Former Nixon fundi'aiscr Lee 1102,000 to the Republican NaLocal gasoline retailers periencing problems with "$1 federal ufficiIs act on Cocil8Y contract the board ran dc-red to pay only $40 per 'Pie transictions involving Norm, contacted Friday by tele- tional I-'inaee Comnmiiittee, agreed with a recent Internal and 12 top-off buyers who held plaints about short supplies and eontinUCtou.SCthe school on the month Where in the storld can ,lit. ti;itrv money were r.'ivirt"ml I-tins' at his borne in Kentucky, headed by Sbus SR 436 site until June 1975 when hievt'nue Service directive that up long lines of weekend new regulations. ou expect i mother to raise -- no "regular customer only" motorists just to put in a few High on the list of dealer the building must be abandoned fit-c' children on $40 per month' type selling may take place for inure gallons." complaints is the regulation or moved. Layer said. either gas or diesel fue. -11w board has a site on banning preferential treatment If and when (lit' Equal Right Ockle however, said his fliert' Is no such thir.g as the l.ongwood Markham Road for regular ctstomers Atuit'ntliuicnt is )aSSCtl, it would regular customer' anyiiiure," regular customers knew his The Justice Department Fri- where the school may be imioved certainly hate a tremendous Charles Kanavel, manager of operating hours and sell. day Filed its first complaint and negotiations are under way bearing on divorces, per se. the L)ixie-Bay service sta tion, imposed 15 limit, and tie saw a under the regulation, charging for other sites," layer said. lor . 'We will discwa the move at 1315 West First St., Sanford, change in local buying patterns, the operator A a Glen Ellyn, ' fri. 'People are getting used to Ill said (IXIaY service station with the next board meeting '1~ 5v_ it." the South French Avenue A Thursda at 7:30 p.rui. to dci-: h"People go anywhere they favoring past customers FROSt HI; M%II.I2tL ;iIl station ,'st ncr i an get gas,'' he added. In Washington. the federal if the school will be moveti thit' way fruni Pilot Mountain, ______ .'-. 11. -' 3A C - ISa in ii 006 Nunhiry I -_ At THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WIIBVCAVC..Làk,Meyy Minter Rev A F Stevens - St can 't . ?:)Op in UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH j Carts., Country Club &Up$alaRds Pe Darwin Shea Pastor Sunday School 943a m lD-30am 700pm Churches More Secret Dairy cash Found - APt - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL E vening*0'thbO Altamonte Elementary School Sold 13. - - , 600pm lJOpm ' -. 9.4,3 a in Il-lOam nin9Wwship I - Ii I 1.304 m Evrn'ngworst.ip ___ _~ _ -- . and Morning Worship i I . Rev Ke,hw,,Ilis Mlmster's , . DISC'. II 00 mm - B 700pm Prayer Meeting Wedday $l. A& PWEO ------ FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF David Beverly and Staff C LMiherI - Ptm$$R5'TIIIAN Lobe Mq U,i.$p r,s (Paurevi Del A d SI F vs1 P,yi,p,,ç1i Church Cor..nine Ptii,t (p St LIyWe*j Presbyt,r1,. ('wirtli ' CCII w.av tail II II A*asI P'fltv4wlen Chn, P41,, Spot M.tki L'mnCpiurcPi Goad.'. Days Di I Ps* I? Cl Caflq4bry I tIPS Lytiwie,, (Puvit., 47f 3..-. MUTI4tDI$y F,i £ I urc$ N LiI$tWIiI CPçp.f thy Rrorq.n., 501* tIlt. Pta ' £ . 'p c (an Hgt$ Ii Fttttyn "Oct. Upyia lt ('writ. Ply If 17 & Cn.n*rurvtp M'$'.odat (twch, * H.tts&t l F.t L.led Cpwrcn dPi Pa'L F.t AM*44I Chs,tt. Oviedo Fe's' SlOws,. Mowl,s Ctwrus. brp9 Meth.dat tittl. IX W a'a)i• Si V , CPIIII ap.t t,iwc,i. Oviedo Oikyoy, MaThOtat Cw,p, Oivi_g Dylyqn MtPn,5,t Cruet, Pi .Mthy4-y at II P. it PaNe St Ji'.-s A stE e,t. t ( St M41y'5 A ut Ctt. p It P4.1t MØPt4 (iwrir 011e', Pd, Enter pr i se Staht9r Memorial Churu., SiM.,,d. t,flit#4 MNt.i (lurch, Tavnp 1.vt sd. te'nrvaa aJ,4 Aiyi.o,$.Nj C' NAZAREI,f F.vylCt.ur(,uNpl4Ni arsaw 'w h.JitM.eph. FornPgaI (P'urch41 tt. Na 5*0 $to,, Ii Fe,nFi Giiw,a (iwriti ii 144 Najir,.,, C0St,1 CI.SaiSS*,Iy taO, Mary (PiancI. 41 few Nalaa.ew. at. £ty 11.0, 'ale Mavy 1Ms9*000 CPivePt if the ksja.tene, 'wayn-an I issun Ave. LCSd VCaasettwrw ADVSyy e,Mt hi, Si-yap. , A4e,Iy (r,,i:, ts. . P41nt City M,i,ihlSt CttPi 41ai'lnd A, AItanI.e*Pe lors V 4CCliiU Oiurst.. SRi & tin, !ItrItwadIt.ly HUS &41 Owl N U Cs.wcts. P.4911. CIin Mirvi Port Re '4l Ai455)4 Chill. ks,'149 At a CJinni.tp ilti CPy,iy Ch4sh 54 I5%*4 (Pitit' ill luSt r , Dv&1 CiIP 5* Dip S..'s, 73*3 Pan A,-, , lValfell CPael 'i'. t7 53 Fe,n Porb iSt(hinoa('.is.p4.t,IX SI " C-saw-ta Methodist (tiveNi. Geney. Untpe 41*g4t (i *q , sate Maivo. Ovm. IRS Di rective Lau - WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes Sacnqtf UntIed Menvpi41 Ct.urct9 D1iv, A i, (r~it p 41.."'.*.I (,.O4*tl (hvuk C,.'M i4ft sl,ad i,,. £Stamwi*e S.e#is Fi't k41asl Ciiurth f 0,14,, Pant Chump 41 Geawva - 'iSt Civylan (w(n. 141 5 S.a4i Awl Smr#,4 CPW.I. (I.I*.. I)? ye A4pvt $t v?Pj (hig,,.'. (p ti. I to,,,, M.,,aa Dv . 'l'i.tia.gg L4lp,rw (p'i,tt.n (hcPa. Ptir Liv, 114 at Ja'.-5' CONGI(GAT,OIfAt Corqry9a'.i ('w4tibil ipiaafcp, 741t PavI a The Management and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Emptoyes CHUICi OF dM115? 'r_," 7'7 -• k orvo r ic (teav.,t,, M-n BaN,st Cn-.it 5c,$nw,si lit fld SJsb.a.'g( cI.GdDv-iavØ asiaev.v ' A -'5? 14944? CAw('. 57C Pa'S Ave r,,,wa £54141 (*4fti4 41 Aitm,,..I, Savings. It 436. n STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Stall CH111511A11 I0 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. &3ed St . Rev VirgitL Bryjrd Morning Worship ___ _ __ I - ~ V_~ -'____ W I ~_ _ - _ _MNWTWIW~m I .I- - _1 __ _-_ _ _ __ __ _-_ _ _ ._ __-_ _ :l1 ____________ -----_________________ 1 xA . _`_ . .----S-.- . L~g~ _ _ I-.. Calendar Prevents Confusion 111111 2 SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS ? PAINT CO., INC. and Employes ,_" .e iril 14 ,,.41 Pafia Mar, Fill' .ii -41 (Pi-chi 41 lava S.k,WUt P141$49i*PCPtt.41Lo,ç.ClO. Cm, Church I $jf Chum F-i! b'44f LPv'tti .i 4" l4% -'.'i C- s(-&--/ P. ' '.y 14t 51 j,'wnp F'4 a'i44 41 051CS15 FOurtin SaI $jplt C*ii7iP Oi4lO Sor*stiltssonors st Church. 14,1 5! tv h,.o, tat'S' (itçP (i - sj41. p I.t -' '. . .n p r,., I13 St t .. ', -' -ç uti1141(h 5.avs &4 Sa'e505 . . Ilk* S.anp 41.s,je,-,- lawhsl (t.y,s, 5WR jarty Ave 4tt44 s z.-- * Saxbe and Fit PI~V*b Prc'.sl,yiritu, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY -tt. ('.* •Iqi.v h'a'j. 1i4 i4y Bitayt (t*Ø.. ivi) Ct Cm'usrnini, Censer, twflI Ci t y *yp MI Ca-'-eI, M.flS(,'*IS'1 ps t ite ye 121k s, '•Si-.' Pi -.I,.f ,,iSi Ci.,t!, I W ii $* p,• Cvr5 pea, i,, a.-,.. r..v b.ht4i (Pitt'. ,'t * . PPOØf s b.F's* * . 11 *wq ,&,,A., ça,g S .* , , . BAPTIST lO CMiiO'y - ' 610P Morn;ngWC?1Ip Ch(h SChool cut-rate sales I.., HAPPY ACRES KINDE RGARTEN & CHILDCARE Betty Floyd& Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J , 0. (Jim) Smith and Sta ff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LN ING NURSING CENTER A SkIIIJ Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church Conquerors Mocting Sunday r appeal in the case and also indicated there may be problems in collecting the quarter million dollar awarded from the Terrell estate. 'Terrell had very little. Lie had only if minimum insurance policy with State Farm and they offered to pay the maximum limit months ago," Peed said. In closing statements the att&rneys for the estate told the jury there was no question that Terrell was negligent - WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE Co. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford 730pm 7-30 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Wed Bible Study 0riisi IPet. Lake Mnrse WiIliordtd,i4q, . Pastor Sunday kPsøol 10 Xi m It 00 a in • A Praise J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff 1 3p m (.2 sIsPr Wed Pray 7 )Orin JIM LASH CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH And Staff Ii Xi m Sunday Evening estate. The city of Sanford was not found at fault. The suit was filed by the survivors of the Gilberts and alleged the city, through officer Tom l3ernosky, was negligent because the chase was not carried out with reasonable care, Butler and Fred Peed, attorney for the city, both agreed the jury reached the right verdict, Peed said he doubted if there would he an Co. of Oticago truide gifts or 66th Year, No. 153 lOOp m Morning Worship Old Route" at Pietà Rev Wi lliam E A:illeq Sur4ay5choof Ii 00mm Eversinoworthip -. PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH 'Mi - Sunday, February 17, 1974 -Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents 6)0p in FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 $StOraneltr,jt Rev L Ruth Grwnt Pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 OOa m Pastor Thomas C O'Steen M0n-ng Worship II Timoth; 5 1 4 '" Ii4f Aá.ea,..,f -_-- m l')Opm YouthGrvup WednesdayChs.qP,.cflc, 419 Park Ave. If you lack the necessary faith to ful fi ll uui- life's needs, turn to the Church. I 30 a m Highway 44 VeI CiSam Paul Sovvwy Evangelist Ii 00* in Sable Class tO 0Cm in 30p,n I4:I$.1 The wind will blow again. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ItCPerkAvenv. Rev .IayT Casm.t& Pastor S 3Op.m •7 OOpm. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH have learned only faith sustained thert. The wind would hb'iw agaiti. Inl.pandentM,ssr UMYF Evenin g Wor Ship Wed 31W Study A m7 Roeam ll usctl to depend on the right wind. DespIte man's most valiant efforts th e wheel ss frequently at a standstill. What then? Vaitng, Waiting, waiting! What patience they rnu9t 7 )Op in Bible Study Evangelistic Service PrayerS.tv 730pm Sunday. (First Wesjd, Ftfl* I Chur ch Sctol Ship Supper -, •. 6:30pm. Morning Worship - Romano , rninq*twusap Thursday 5 The patient life also IIlUiI'eS a (ituritlaijuti .f Flowly or fasi Wed Prayer CàitalWy R ev William Pickets Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller . Assist, Pastor Morning Worship l.20II Am, SundaySihool 5 458 rn - Wn4ay Matthew 5:3.12 100pm Wed P'.iyr A Hwy- 17•CJaSPI*., Rld,iRd TU*y tQCOa ll.COe.m 9,418 MØtfliflg Wthlp & COMUUNlT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Proverbis Z__ ICC a ibliStudy MefingWorsp _ Moaday lililkUl Evingehat? WTRRBIoad.tt Pastor _. • S•' , op :ISim EveningSeqvice Church Tsjwiivsg 19L13 hunday ITImhy 2:1-4 24:3.22 CHURCH OF CHRIST 16)1 Palmer, Ave - -; . I.C'3pm 600pm ftrSd* V PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH - 1000am bWeCtata 700pm Morning Worship S.mcaySctooI Morning worship - 730pm Service Evnget" Sec,cr •. -- it OOa m EvvningWor st,ip Wed Evsn.rcserv*ce PaVor C ISa if. it 6 tSp m Wed Evening Prayer Morning Worship - Evangei.st Auemboy Worship CHURCH Arporibtyd n*rgWrth.p ChurctiTrain,n CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH gstatok Tucker Drive. Rev Gary ir Pastor Sunday School C IS a in Morning worship II Xa in MYF)&aSun, - - 700pm Eve Worship l&3kn l)Opm BibleStudyWed 730pm -. PINECREST BAPTIST 11 008 in a Mom MYF -.-.. Sunday Sthool rorki I't'iiic'c'ii,ttc,j GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OnsraRd,a,Wj,w,,A4, Rev 0 Pott0enI P&ttor Church School C ISa.m W31 700pm, It. th ,44 wr , LAKE MARY CHURCH o the nalarene 71 Crystal Late Or, Like Mary. Fla R e v Pil 0 Tris,l Pastor - - in CHURCH OF CHRIST ikiP&Im$*,,O, ej) .7 000 ILISAN;El.EsIM) -The circuzn.stances by which US Atty. (;en. William B. Saxbe and Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons acquired stock In agambkng machine firm are being Investigated by N.'vada gaining authorities, I l,tss Angeles 'lIllIe says. The Times said to a stor) In today's edition that Investigatars are trying to deternunt shetherIy Nurierv Prc.vdtd for all slvviC,S •'-1 - 7 COp in IJ Prais• - (:h,sri'It Of I OOP in Servic.(Wed) Stock Probe all thrb C ala m to SOS rn Wed P'iye & - 7.OQp.m• a .Go t, Mill C OOa m wcsp .- James P Nqdhain SundayI{hopl , • Pastor Ch ur ch School • MornifigWorlhip ._ - .10-368 M. - GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH S0 Orland, Ave. III 931 Pyt' I%rai and in -_ C 15a in it 008." Even ng Service 9 ISa in O )Oim tlurteryl William B Downey .- hn Sunday School WorSn*p Service Sunday - , , % PIIDI hLvIhermn Church flAm,f a) THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 129) W. tiCS?. Ph 1ê 5013 or 372 ICI RlthvdW Jsct Past or - S - SANPORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 'Jl*Irport Blvd PMa3fl.9j Old Trutlisforapeew Day BibtiStudy Wedneiøy$q "•' I II W ed Service JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 121 We%tFartt Streit GatwgeGallo*ey Pitgr Sunday k I • 70'OOa Morning Ser vice it 00L.m Iliecintsday Service Sunday School i• hp5'r p lJe,OA,tIn Saxbe Face Mid Week R,v ElvnerA Reuicher / flingWo,3hp , ,opm E,anqetitt!c Service And TV "This is the Life" - " FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake M*,ti',i. Fla. Ov4J Rich Pastor Sunda/khoOl C ISa in Wed Prayer Youth Hour "hi Church of the LMran Hour— •i•i• 7 30p in ' DL r. )2 i3) 7 OOp in Sunday School Mo. rang Wortitip II3W.SDSPIaC. S TPR Sun FveWor th.p OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind St. a? Map'. Ave Do',gfasO Elliott Patio, THE REDEEMER 7 JOo m q4 p IC OOa m Ii a in a QOP fYI FIRST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF 6 iOp m Sermon tO OOa in L:iiIuriin Pastor ISa in Ii 00 in Fitzsimmons Pastor Sunday School Sun Wort?ip Sun NYPS * 130pm Nureqy Open Church School Jill S Park Aveu a Iip m - lOOpm Wed PriyerSe,v, Rev A E Green 1:30am Family Service and '- CHRISTIAN CHURCH trw Fredt. Neal CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School C.,. lam $t. £ Oak Ave. Pastor Morning Wørjhp Rev Robert Lot Pilgrim Yoq,tp. Sunday Sc hoot C ISa m FellOWShip Morning Worship It-CO m S4nJq*rat,, & -Chur ch Training Even.r.gwovup Ho lyCominunon CONGREGATIONAL 7 X P in - C SO& in Community Center Thi Rev Leroy 0 Super ("rf'(,Ijt,,,v,j O 45 a m CA llm GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZAR E NE Temporaty cn,wm Rector pa,,, 14' Mnitt,r Church School hOLY CROSS SatWwø Gardtn Club Hwy. %7.93 Don Shock ley reached the verdict in the chambers of 18th Circuit Court Judge Clarence Johnson after nearly two hours of deliberation that followed four days of testimony. The trial began as a million dollar civil damage suit against the city of Sanford and the estate of Sidney E. Terrell, who police say they chased for several miles before he crashed into a car occupied by officer Ilirschel Gilbert, and his wife Yvonnc. The $245,000 verdict is against the Terrell today he is pleased about the Friday verdict that indicated one of his officers was not negligent in connection with a June 1973 car crash that killed another Sanford policeman and his wile and resulted in the jury awarding S24010 to the children of the dead policeman. The four - man and two woman jury KrU Hijt'harton MonngWorthp WEINTZ Stall Writer !pi%rupu! /I r" I R Burke Johnson Family Night Service YPEWed )Opm AN.- , In Wreck Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler said ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Sptint Drive Lonood.FIa. vi jutt East of Interstate C ISa in Sunday School 111 Oil Ave,Sanford F7 ? W.lIa,ii (fl 0a in Mcw Ming worship Evpn,ng worship ' ALL SOULS CATHOLIC Car. 37th and Elm Re € D Coy Sunday 1CItI CHURCH OF GOD 662W. 22nd Street Pastor Rev J 7 PItS God Hour" 'Clurch WTPR 9 OSa in (:::Ia ,Isc' Killed By .NIARK I.iiii hR (/ (;mI FIRST ASSEMBL41 OF GOD CMURCH -,-.. ,.Jury Aw rds Children $245,000 * Sunday Service & Sunday School . Parents ll1,,giI jff1l )If'iIii;vIj,l Eat? Second Street 0U N 5 . Sunday School 9 ISi rn Worihip It 001 rn Nurtery&X'fldergarten CHURCH THE SEVENTH.DAY Sabbath SCitOQI yrnanH Kirkwood .... Noon I $ .$~' Church .•• Alto on WWC 11041 FM Rtd4Savurdav 11 001200 ~ I ;[ ; II . a ,a It Qot if H THE HOPE OF OUR CMUNITV, Pastor Saturday Servce ------ I, SANLANDO UNITED METHODISI CHURCH Peon 1142161 O'aaaa,,d June II , 1972, Lo Me1S for Sunday Services at The Seventh dày Adventist Chur ch . Matlanci AvCflue, Alt a m o nte .. . F,,tit city. FI.ndà G Bran Tori - Friday, Feb. 15. 1974 .11(1 rill I.'( i . '' --- - - -• ,,1 +, _W IJ14 __ w' - '' - - .- - , , tie's the tune when testing tnt' the m'ct That's when I walk by qwey faith."-..Evangelist Billy Grutuint in all -nterview. •'iV- - Bill Scott said Saturday. Distzict champion Cocoa was &ilor Dave Colomb, who had elittilnated In the first round, as FORT LAUDERDALE - to lose 16 pounds last week to were Merritt Island, Boone and Three of lyman high School's mmvake his weight qualification, Winter Park. Only Ken,,y Jones four state wrestling champion- lost in the first round, of ('ocria was left act ive. aside ship hopefuls survived the first Lyman has 72 team points, from l.)'man's trlo. two rounds of nuit eliminations putting (twin in a four-%3y lw lull hal the easiest (tint', Friday. for fifth. Miami Mt'Arthur high winning 23-1 and 14-4, while Undefeated Seniors ,;lent, Sehul leads the tturnaritent lirucati, came asias' with 3-i Ililt and Hub Etrucati, still have with 13 points. arci 10-ti win.i. a chance at the state title, while Central Florida lost four Peters coasted to an easy 164 - ' "; I1,. Late 1. . - J R101ARINS Sports Editor - G14's presence but Uwt may tv Lyman Wrestlers In State Playoffs - By - TI%lI-:I.Y 18 OTE -itir .rc tumuas when I tltiim't feel -,- - " 3 energy office said stations 111ay during the sununer or it it will -- -- - Ri494. 1441141 J$0yP.- Witit, tat. $o. Vail 116? * 'fit It 'r*t Bn Clu,'tpi CO Living God 41,4.., PP'I.t(01 I' F iy ?if*.(1 of*.' Ave 'Ott fl'h t-sSStf *1.94 k'iooli I t! P14 ltCiIat CPa41th 41 Lent Putt Chat Tb14.t mi c,,1, wo V!5 P$Oiif*t C$ivrth Oda 11.11 p, 'PiPWU 1 ft'at (hurt., $ Path Awl .wdCorv,a4.41,..,,M5 Wilt504Pe5 t 5 4*451 "t"v lid Ind 5, lv Mons,ia,, Alt,,t il Chutp Of C'et t $s Of _________ 5, ad set records on defense Elsewhere, hundreds owner Mel Ockle in saying no gasoline stations around continue to give preferential be used on the present site for such practise exists in Sanford, Norfolk, Va., have closed and service commercial the next school year, La)t-r to ____________ "to my knowledge, anyway." dealers in ot he r states have customers or bulk conmiercial said. Kansas-el said he was cc- th:rt'atc'ns'd to shut down unless I'uscrs Layer saul the Verbie fir:n I ______________ _______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ -----intends to build a enter on the site where ti t'Is' nuien to t schi toI has :.t us11 • 15 years, Ituuyle s was formerly Itie athletic director at Seminole II.i:t' "I lost (.achi of the Year in ,w' uiaferens-i' by one vote. We are 11 and In 'i io team fcrcne The scl.aol had won only fit'i gaines in hrtts, YC3N anti tbh' past season w went o. Kanacel joined gulf station __ NA'. . with Its., (;rt')- B.l1,lL's -a,' , IA LANDING ON RUNWAY NUMBER NINE HOLDING PATTERN antics pdt Sanford seagull "up in the air"whfle waiting for permission to land from fellow flock-mates who are hogging all the best landing sites Ulerald Photo by Bill Vincent I - -------- '3 '16 r-';-"-- Sophmwm Doug P,eters Wt his litimts in the itrst round of (Pening round victorv, but fell second round match, but is still wrestling, - Index Area deaths 21% hA IA Bridge ('akntlar Classified ash Cuiiiics Crossword puzzle I)a'ir Ahbv l)r. ('rant' I(l(orial conunent 1101`05COW leaving only 4-7 In the second round. He is Society in contention for third or fourth Melbourne and Lyman with a still eligible to continue cum pt-cts place, Lyman wrestling coach chance for state honors. Sta te poling, however. 5-W - - lIA 11A 11A - 4,5 11A 1-411 35 - � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 15, 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/c44b00f7cfa7e49dfc1a5105127e7b65.pdf e37153d14bcbdc68fe46cfb13b73a89c PDF Text Text - - 1 -- S 03EtT 3E:LX S Congress Reconvenes WE W AGENT - - _____ ______ S en ators Probin g Oil Crisis Clai ms - - Lr- _____ - /____ his lnt stiatiuri muuitt, F ederal energy chief William .. 14 Sen. Henry M Jackson, Wash, called executives the nation:3 seven larg st I panics to testify u nde r oath • ________ e 0L O (3_ s labeled its " Idcspread inlsconceptin" charges that the public is being %ictiiniz1 by the oil indust ry, LI)SO was scheduled to appear before the panel. At the sai time, a joint t'c nw,ii subiniinitt continues its probe ti the accuracy and - 'ko - t fr growing controversy a bou t whether the energy crisis real or contrived is set for e wiiinatlon at a Senate hearjn as the 93rd congress recon ft Iiat,jlth of 1k energy data furnished government agencies by the oil companies The Senate leadership has said that the emergency energy bill that Congress failed to pass n the final days before the month long winter recess would have first priority' when eon. gress returned. But Jackson now says that i!niibts aliut the severity of fuel shortages raise quetioris dS 10 the need for legislation granting government unprecedented broad authority to allocate and jetted In tmong ot he r things, provision designed to preven t (fie petroleum industry from earning windfall profits as a result of fuel shorthges. Senate Minority leader Hugh Sco tt, It-Pa., who met with President Nixon Friday, indicated that the Ad:iiinIsa lion wants to pa ss a "ttrebones" energy bill free of such troversial issues as excess pro!- $ ration fuels and to mandate energy conservation measures' Passage of the bill in the days before Christmas was blocked by a filibuster conduct ed by Republicans and senators from oil-producing states who o j0t1flt to the Middle East. The floe is expected to await Sen ate action before taking up the ll. Nixon Is to meet later this week with Senate and House leaders to press for passage of the emergency energy legla lion, which would give him the authority to order gasoline raboning and other conservation its A suntlar Administration bid for stripped-down version of the bill was defeated by the House Just before Congress ad. J1Jfled n. Sete sources say they expect little action before Wedrday, when Sens Paul Fannin, R-Ariz., and Clifford P. Hansen, R-Wyo., the chief He. publican opponents of the bill , are scheduled to return from a iiieasures. School Board 7 L 1 Stu dies Im pact A&= un s n UX i ii a tate .-A fly JEAN IIA77E SON Nlost of the $1.3 million received this year from the state would be used for the construction Iferald Staff %Vriter of an elementary school on Palm Springs Road The surprise $1.3 million boost to Seminole County's school construction fund received from tile state Fridav does not necessarily mean the four mills of taxes voted by the county INIarch 13 will bediscontinuedafter t wo sear School Supt I Ulqlqy ]BUGS " fN 1 -is-: b3r StOffel .kAT'S V1-IEN I'LL COME PJJNG I VAOXIE TO %(00_010 C40S COO, E: FKANERY ei dahl C'MON IN! I GUESS LL HAVE T' eIV L-*AV,1T0NE ENHANCEIS 7z> M~Y)) MUSICAL GELECITONS YEAH_ NOW IT SOUNDS 5TOP TH,M Ui5IC--- TGIVF_ UP&* 13UGSYS 1 n- DONT 'rOLl THINK Al .44 .WOW ' Lon wood Counci HALIBUT WITH A SARC)NE PARFAIT AO I 'r'EI FOR DESSERT-. ANO 11) DONNA F-S-TES Iferald Staff Writer 1.0.%(;Wool) -liospi t aliz. ation of lAingw(xxi City Council chairman KE. Williamson has stalemated action to repeal A L 11 PAL K CoED GOT ALL DAY. THE. -' // 4 9 76V Hospital. "series of test.s and treatment. 9 <3 I I 7 - / creased, in the fturç." AS to the retention of the four mills, Layer operating expenses such as teacher salaries, said Layer. It will all go to the construction fund. said tile school board would have to "play it by ea r." -%Ve will have to evalujite our receipts from the state to see if the four mills mmst tw continued, decreased or eliminated," he said. The construction fund, less the $1.3 from the state, totals $11,090,872 and will be used for the renovation and air conditioning of 12 older schools. and the construction of seven new schools. 1130 ; '- The Seininole County School A19.1 on the agenda will be for December 1973; School Board will decide which plan housing for the new data Lunch Financial Statement for they willadopt for school zoning processing system. A director December 1973, and Tax for the 1974-75 school year 7:30 iif data processing was Refunds. 1),111 W#--&vsda>- at Lyman determined at the board's last, PERSONNTA, Stewart 1b tireeting. Gatchel, Director of Personnel Boa r'itl,airmas DjieSmis SUPERINTENDENT'S instructional Non and - ,,,, • - • ' '' said. thvre v ill be no speakers REPORT- Williarn P. Layer, Instructional flecommendafroIn tile floor on the topic of 1. School 7oning; 2. Area (ion:,. i!30 - 4.:0 12 *a toning. P NLAV tL1T& ALL DAY flnWprt" 9:341 to IM vocationa l He sign a lion dt iin will tfItt t the Ov iedo. unwell Brantley and l3ll)Roger II irris tonstctinn of schools in the iyman, and 3. Data Director of Purchasing Pa ving untyasweH astheswitching Processing-flousjng. Hid. of school zones. Numerous NEW BUSINESS PUPIl. PERSONNEL— plans have been sulmnitted to 01-D BUSINESS Andrew Bracken, Director of the board and the boird has ITEMS FOR ACTION- Adm. Services Policy pro•iiised to "do their best to BUDGETANDFINANCE_ W. Recommendation-Second C011ie UI) with the most league, Consultant in Bus. & Reading favorable solution. F iriance. Financial Statement lN ENTOR •gtE.iOvAt REMOVAL - the :ja.4:). - 4.00 . \ - ' I \ / ' - Playitbyear Board To Deci*de School Zone Plan (Effective Tuesda y C - if and wherl the Altamonte school is sold. None of the -state money can be used for New Hours Announced For Sanford Schools haven't been able to rest at 1111 IF night and Ili), doctor thought a ta lized h ospi few days rest would also do me 'ood," Williamson said, noting $1 574 000 estimate for the c L the treatments will end aseries lie has been undergoing in project. 11) John A. Spolski Tile bids are on collector lines and construction. F f The a,enda includes requesb "I'm sorry to have to miss It 't always "greener on rfl1 No businessmen or tonight's ni iu'nortnnt council LI other clue Ui t ii fence " ial exceptions in business ' meeting and asked my doctor to As an example, in I9 a verydelay' my hospital stay one day, district zoning at the Cuniim portant meeting was held at tt he said it would not he borland F arms building ti permit location of a restaurant the Edgewater Beach Hotel in wise," Williamson said, Chicago. Attending were nine of expect to be back in my council there. Council will discuss the the world's most successful seat next week." county's proposeJ plannin,. bill. financiers, Also on tonight's agenda for subiiimtled to the Seminole These included the president action is a report from Citv Legislative delegation for of tile largest independent steel Engineer [till Palm on sewer corisideeration Thursday nigh company; the president of the systeiii bids opened last week. TI)e Council business ineeling largest utility company; the 11e lowest apparent bid, from is scheduled to start at 7:30 president of the largest gas Associated Contractors anti 1) Ili.. butMayar Eugene Jaques company; tile greattst wheat Building of $166704720 ippIRaflt. for 1k 1xkt chief New York Stock Exchange. was$i00000hi%ertheeflgiflters Iition present for interuews Also, a member of the president's cabinet; the greatest "bear" in Wall Strftt: head of the world's greatest monopoly and the President fit the Bank of International Set tle me nts. / I. 10 IA HE'LTAK p of the Altamonte school has not et been con - "The special act reneiived each year," explained ayer. "11OPefUllY it Will be continued, and in- ordinances setting Mayor Eugene Jaques' salary at $10,000 and expanding his power. Counciinnen B.L. Helms and B.H. Ferrell have indicated vote against repealing the ordinancv. Last week councilinen June Lorinarin and Donald Schreiner voted with %illiamson in calling for the relval (if tile ordinance. Willininson was scheduled tn be rea d mitted to Florida OLO HAvEN1 r BZZZ., i DUffle UeIJUIOCKe 1 lct)u A .1 AA.] 1~ ------- Bud Laer said toda 130 r% ALLEY INSTEAD 0% -two! Cft YA BOTH YOUR, GENEKOSIrV 15 PEEAPLY APPRECIATED! FiGwnp~,f INAN qAsto Monday, January 21, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771 66th to replace tile Altamonte Elementary Schoo said Layer. fie added some of the money may 90 to item5 slashed from the 1968 bond issue. Layer said most of the state money is being channelled to e am Springssch ool ea -- i -• -- - .' 3K M M:3K by Howl * e Schne:*Lder /HOLD fl RIGHT THERE) .. L _____ - ______ \ r THIS IS A flC up' (O GE-I i'\LL rt:)uR Mot'Ui) (k"9 _______ "4 r J Facing State Delegation "3 41 ' V - .. - Fifty-one years later let's see A six-item agenda faces tile I tg isIiti C at Its hearing flw president of the largest setJuled for 7 p m 11iurlay independent steel conpany the Altamonte Springs city Charles Schwab—died a ball, vie inost controversial bankrupt and lived on borrowed money for live years pieces of proposed legislation before his death, are expec ted to be those submuittul by the counts CI)IIl The president of the greatest ('OIii utility' company requiring Samuel mission insult - died a fugitive Irotti preIR nsi e hind use planning in te cities .stui amitcmlimst'nts jUticc ad perinil&'s its a tile la%v on Seminole Mellional foreign land. The president of the largest Hospital funding authority gas Theplanning act would company - Howard cities to have cornHopson require is now insane. The pretsu nse plans In 19fl or bit wheat greatest six, ujiatur Arthur ( ut! died abroad — insolvent The president of (lie Nutt Yesterday York Stock Exchange Ilichard Whitney - was morning 61. Partly cloudy recently released from Sing through Tuesday with a chance Sing Penitentiary. of showers. Low near 60s, high The near 80. ni' ember of the flain probability .10 per cent dent's cabinet - Albert Fall - Aas rgirdoned from tolla). jWISOfl SO he cIJ (lie at lainuc Traveler's warnings w ( re The greatest kar on Wall posted today as the Ft toast treet braced for a winter storm Jesse ermore died a suicide. rolling in lrisi,i the (;real Likes The head (if tile greatest area. Iceand frm-ring rain were misonopoly' - lvar Krueger -expected from ea stern New died a suicide. York and northeast PennThe president of the Bank of c katii.i through, New Ihimmip shire and southern New Internatmotial Settlement Leon Fraser died a suicitle England. where these i mmii ii olt men ,mre - • --- --- - - ' 5lG EtJVL E 7 - TO AAP\IL IT -ri-os J - ¼ - WIT . - P Ti - = _______ - -- U 4 MAIL V Z0 - •-- -;4 0 To ry Lake's Plan (hIIU I-I.SON Ut raId Staff Writer { - ç .- - OL .. CASSELBERRY PARENTS OPPOSE RE-ZONING PARENTS of children attending schools in the south end of the county met it ac (' it'lb 'rrv city council members Saturday to p rotest r e- zoning plan which ill send half the children in the city to Lyman II igh and the other half to Ov iedo II igh Bob Burkhar t center i and lrs. Patricia Mcod made the protest as councilmen Tom Emhree (I ). Edith Duerr and John Zacco (r) study a map of.the proposed -. changes . i Herald A Stu de ents nts Photo by Donna Estes Killed - ' -- Floridians Fea r For Children TALLAHASSEE. Fla. i.%Pi Flonda sint- v Da)hght Saving, -11 turn on e% ery outside light Time returned Jan. 6. I c;iII from the f rst minute im Die Ifillstiorougli County A s,)okesmjn said figures for last wa-k were inconiplete %ill) sonit. ountle,, liot yet rev)rt. iricI issother. IoU protection for school Iii c hildre n must walk & hildmi r t'ti early morning dark Four s oungst& is uoder 19 iw:s it reach their hil bus years old were killed in traffic sloi) a blolck away. ;iccidents in Florida last weekj Just hope others will turn all of theiti in the early morning us their lights for my children," a nd three while walking to tht woman added Ste ec hoed school. the Florida highway lii i onet in in mn parents in I' mimI ri portt tI Autikiritits said seui chil ufren were killed during the samist w uk a year ago (Jilt a earsld girl walking t school III Escambia County. Two traflit' deaths i - curred in the evenjmig dusk in I'alisi Uea('h Coun. 1> Six sif the seen fatal ac-cm dent,,iR 1 tim ii in the sit, rn' _, I , ., - _, -: -- - 0 ' •_ ___ T - - - - - 'r -,' _-., ,• - a— -__,. - -e — — - - •__ '- - - i J Index w th - .:) cities by 1077willIx the target tonight of a Sanford city lAotild do the plans for cominission work session. thums The at would also place St iiimnmoh Countyt om snford commissioners the tuflt) in control liver 4fl) imisinners will embark on a the proposed ordinance is not it planning Th city &ries of uniform land use only anti growth but is an sn1urd wtsitts has been fighting policy "quests " week, •ittt9iipl to grab ;xwer from this the proposed legislation alone is defending thems elves against the cities to make up for loss of expected ill be joined bv other charges of an anti-city power liower to tile state. Seminole cities in protesting the grab on local land use policies. Not so. assistant county Jp)sal. and asking the state to veto a planner John Percy said today. A simmislar hospital bill cutting land use decision b another maintaining the county's Use hospital heard of trustees tountv. proposal is just an attempt to .iuthurit to require tbt le of The down honst prohk in - kim' t raIl coordination I as munch as I nulls annually a request for legislative nc- currentl y conflicting land use was declined by tile delegation tion (it ;I county proposal policies-a move recorninendt4i l,ist year . making unnprehcna%e land by the state. Also on Ita agenda prepared use policies mandatory for all 'ere certainly isn't any by Rep. Eugene MsMPfley Uintent iii grabbing power from ( ass lbt rr 1 (lelt '4itisin ,Ifl%lfliC Perry 'miii h sit itsami ;ire ItruIi mIs 1 tic uth r iii4sjor hind battk repeal a law allowing the sehiNit lacing' the county—Lake ,, Area U ~stcln (o ill- ike purt hases ill) to Cowity's approval of die 50' (0) bridge 6A 1,000 %kilhout competitive e Rivers project opposition Calen(Lar 8A Inikiiiii!, repeal of tile law from Seminole and tile Fast Classifiedads. 5-611 hicI, eslablished the St. Johns. .1 Central Florida Regional Comics Indian lfi%cr (';trial District and Planning Council-gained Crossword puzzle .fiA C01111tV ('0111111ISSVIII sponsored steam last week when tile 1,111s ti , create countv-wide fire Dr. Cran protedion and ill 'create a asked the state to reject the miuntile (iiunR I tprcsswa) prot Entertainment ,utlaity Com missioner Gr e Drummond . Sc wino Ic flospitill notes 8A County commissioner planning council represeisPublic 4411 decided to seek the legislatio.-, lative, %ill report to t1w board "n the expressway authority to Tuesday on appeal strategies in 14P control the prop, A Orange. VOrt' th lace of La ke's approval. n minnIe Ose coLt be'ltline Seminole and the planrun ocks 2A e unstruttmisn in Seminole (on'i On Pg. 2A Col S , 'A ( ttiitR delegation . — Land Use Plan Issue i I I - \%_•_/ . • .t Seminole De 4 .,I - - - ' - . , ,, - - -- �-n--------.--, -- Hera l d 2A—TheSnfnrd 11 1074 Mnndiv. I.in i '!! __ _ _ - _____ , _ __M_- _ _ _.__ ~;M i ";_.. ~ _ . . . -_ A ~ . A ! 4 -_ _________ _ _____ t _____________________________ __ ~!i IIF~ _ ?;~ ? E ,~ _ ___ ____ - -,---- - __ - _________ ,_ - ___ --- __ L - - __ __ 0 ighting ______ PlanAired .0 . %: t. _ -- Transcripts Refute Dean Charges WASIIIM;'ros i Al'i 1k'. tailed White bust' transcripts refuting charges by John W. - . It DUM, III that President Nixon ______ _________________ '' II r _____ .C Z ;F, - I- ]it t of the = I __ ___ = - 13d(I t. last week the bids be tlelaed Mayor V~ . :::::::': ier __ ___ ____ - i. w -; mi . I. •' . ' DOG CAUSES RICHARD McBRIDE, 22, of Apepka, was treated at Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, and released this morning after being injured when the small foreign car in which he was riding overturned on Bunnell Road in .. ACCIDENT ____ Remain The Sinw Money for the lighting was budget to see whether an Intra budgetry transfer could make available the funds for the - Id Wi h. s d Vi = VVorld y :l° 4 t! :paiu c!'u t (iil('A(;( .\P All day d.:prtn-tt. atd pi'n 1r th ky :ift'r Sunday, Ric1ard IIamann Jr. last six inontk we finally reading a newspaper account of there,' he said Sunday. "' I" "And we've been invited ta kept asking his dad if every- decided that we were going to his jet flight and his desire to 11. Minutes t thing was set, if his bags were go." the Pensacola Naval Air Station see Disney World. cqus from ectra Richard has received "hun- For a tour and may take a trip Even so, it was difficult for packed, if the rain would cause Protective ..oTx)rat1on. a delay. Richard to accept the fact until dreds and hundreds" of letters through the Key West Naval iwwmmeiiuutlon on bids for He was nervous, excited, his dad came home one day last from elderly persons, disabled base too." Pensacola is Iiii.tmi ball field jubilant. week. His eyes yawned wide as veterans, from other boys with The side trip to date for public hearing on Set !!npertLince to Today. Richard. his brother, Iw' rw'kd intn lb. 'n"i'inn. tprtuinal iic hi' (Ib.r 1 request for relocation of four of his five sisters, his and all doubts evaporated. "He said. lie's even gotten pictures family. "Because of his this Triplett dock. mother and his father are flying was not a true believer until he of astronauts from the Houston tion we don't know whether Adoption of Resolution 237— toadream.come-true for the ID- saw the tickets," Hamann said, Space Center. "He's over- will be his last trip," Hamann Codification . . year-old. fl flight to Florida is the whelmed. lie didn't think that said. "lie doesn't know what Productions request. They're jetting today to Walt boy's third and longest. It also th is kind of attention existed, the extent of the illness is. Of Report on bid specifications Disney World, where they will represents his second fulfilled "The wife and I always talk course, we hope there's always for leasing police cars. spend four or live days. And for wish. The first caine Thanks- about how the world is today— a chance of a research breakMa yor's comments. Richard, who has niuscultr giving Day, when his dad, a uptight, the lack of love," 11am- through) like with polio." Proposed Seminole County dystrophy, it's about the great- former Navy pilot, took him up man said, "and he hears this But the Pensacola base is also Comprehensive Planning Act of est thrill he could have, his (a. in an ATh fighter trainer, and believes this. And then he home for the Navy's precision (her says. Thanks in part to the efforts gets all this attention. flying team, the Blue Angels. "It's improved our own disIt's been a long time coming. of Ralph Whitely, a Tampa InAnd Richard's third great WORK SESSION In fact, for Richard and Mary ternational Airport security of- position too. We realize that wish was to fly with them. Rita Ramann, it's their first fleer who heard about the boy's there are many people who A Navy doctor advised Deco of Orlando— v acation trip in the 18 years desire to see Disney World, the open their hearts to someone against it, even if it could be an ad- re.Canmeot Unit Three, they've been married. llamann family has received like him if they're just gienthe arranged, because ReCOnUUCndatiOn of CounBut the trip has been on free passes to the entertain- chaieq,,,iiYou realize there still -ersc.effed it could have h, Ci tn jdith Duerr— Richard's mind for a long time. nient center and many offers of are a Iot'üf good people left.:' circulation. re.uio1iu, Ordinance Despite being confi ned to a "He's been talki ng about it free travel, accommodations But at the least, the boy who °" for the last three or four years," and other help for most of their wheel chair. lhchard lives and probably will not be able to go Water service control t'atsaviation,hisdadsays. "We flyingmnuchmorewillgettosee )lamann, a 15-year veteran of planned two-week vacation. legislation . the suburban Oak Lawn police Whitley launched a fund rais- intend to fly in a twin-engine the planes at close hand, .--- ,. .,. .# . . . -__ ~_____ __;Wl.-_ -W--T --- _M=__ _- F~~~__ ~ -- - _; .I I _* = I '. - Hearing U -' - I - - — - k. iIW f - -- 'l\, - t ..-..- - - - .- ' - -'-' :1 . . 'i=.,, I . " - ~- '' . - '.i' ' To d a y 'S s'. 11 e d u I e d preliminary hearing and habeas corpus hearing for cxSeminole County Sheriff's detective 1ohnny Wright, fired for allegedly misappro riating a shotgun, has been delayed until Feb. 4 Wright had been to appear before Circuit Court Judge Volie Williams with Sheriff John Polk in the Polk today said he did not even know the hea r ing had been postponed, much less why. Repeated attempts to gain a statement fron State Ally Abbott herring's office failed. herring was accused by Wright, the departments highest ranking black office r, ith filing false ctiarges agatrist him to cover up Polk's December firing p -. a set - — I .- = . I. - ,.._ . -. 'L -' - ' '_.i_ - , . . -. 11, . . - ' ,.,, e ,, '--7.- - ' \ - .- - 1 .: . :'•' _/ _ - :..- IF "' '- ...,. j I . "C ii = - ------flAV ALIXHiAPY PR E SENTS CHECK CHECK Rotundo, Wade Dixon, president-elect of DONATION FOR thà Little Red School House Seminole County Association for Retarded was presented by the Disabled American Children; and John Morris, chairman of the Veterans Seminole Chapter Auxiliary Left to board of SCARC. right, Auxiliary Commander Stacy Tuite, Sixth 'Herald Photo by Ken Bump Junior Vice Commander Doris equired ___ Charter Study Group Expected - - Stocks Continue Decline NEW YORK iAP — Stock partly the result of profit takirig uitarket prices opened lower to- following sharp gains earlier in -lay. extrnthng Friday's sharp I I w week. Spr ngs io Meeting Cancelled Also adduig to the Weakness. W1NTEI ( SPRINGS—TonALTAMONTE SPRINGS— they sald, wac 'errimncnt I)-hn-s ;idvancc's It'd th whit's regularly scheduled ('it)City uouni. at Tw--':Lf'S 4:30 uptirt that inflatmuu acouncil meeting has been p,m. titteung is expected to New York Slot-k Exchange by celeraLeA arild econoinic growth caliceled. City Clerk Mary adop( a resolution establishing to 3. slowed in the fourth quarter of Norton said two or three items IS-member charter a which were on (he agenda will and appoint commission Opening NYSE prices includ- 1973. tuiei i ,bers to 11w new corn- i'd Westinghouse Electric, off', Adding ti, uncertainty today, be carried over to next Monday - (;nth, f1 brokers noted, was the decision t t. 32Council voted three-to-two Skyline. tiff to 13 1 4: H.J. to albw the French franc to _ ALso on tlx! agenda is action Iltlill of( 1 4 bi 4317: and Littir,n. float ini international inarkets. uiweting nights to Mondays. fill the CALNO Council of Local to 8t. --------,off------------------------------------ - -----------(:ouneiluutco Iren" Van Kepoel Analysts said this would a(. Gn'crrniwnt's reconimnended 1)avid liuttaw roI toted against )n Friday, the 1)1w Jonc - k - t tl' Coit,nIun Market IlUfaLltvision (ldlnan'e afti ,n ni hi (lit and 1r tjn Mrs Van I r i ' u ' I r dutrtdl a e dInarwt. 4idopting the 17 I fdhC dropped 16 içi I epoch insisted she cannot Lnntis for iuian multi revised Southern Standard Ii' 8Z5 47, while det.lines leading 11 S torprirations a1td MDrWU) ntijit ulaet%ings imlautes in I he \eis York itational Building, code of new lees 'f fatuity corn winch btae&xtc isme European twcaust SLocki.xch,asngt b about2tul Thcmiaeetmgisexpectedtozx' uuiiIllK!lltS. ipertions. Brokers said the decline was brief , - -. area - Moravian Falls. N.C.; three' A quCStior. for us to ponder, ltis said that Robert Louis Stevenson became a master of English by writing some of his pieces nine timesover The manuscrlptpagesof Tennyson'spoems sometimes have fifty em no e i Cou'L (rum page 1*) iot!'otI ob ject to the middle 10(1100! hiiulng project on the - MOOSE, MRS. MOZELLE of Marshall Ave, who died Saturday, will be held a, ii a m, Tue-day, at Funeral Orisson Home w ith 04t10e1,nQ A4 Rev. Jay Burial T, n trt V. - I I I - ' ' i.LL.i.y:i ' - HOUSTON, Tex. (All) An att orney For Elmer Wa nt' henley, accused in six dea th s in the Texas mass mur de r case, says th e 17-year-old will take the sta nd th is week in a pretr ial hearing th at enters its second week today. Defense attorney Will Gray said he also plan s to call to the stand, probably Tuesday, Cordell Timo th y Kerley, 20, and Ithonda Williams, 15. They were wi th Henley the morning of Aug. 8 when he shot and killed Dean A. Corhl, 33, in what was later ruled to be self'defrnt'. Sen. Frank (lmuri'h, 1)-Idaho, says - plies. Church said a Senate subcommittee he heads will prove that major oil companies "have combined in such a way as to keep th e price of gasoli ne high.... In th at obar. jet-live th e government of th e Unit ed Sta tes has parthe ('US television show on Church appeared ticipa ted ticipated '(O Minutes" Sunda'. ' / • - I 1)W Airport ni ' Milt Eastofl Airport flij from IraUsc Signal on Highway Il ?2 " Ale xanth-r Sulz.hienutsyn said today h i s duty to the dead, and he and his famIly are ''ready for Uiini. In written answers to questions subimmitted WdStt!t'fl newsmen, th e Nobel prize-winning author rt'fused to speculate on what the Kremlin might do to him for smuggling his history of Soviet tabor camps out of Russia for publication abroad. 929 Killed In Ireland P b -, - . - .= - •' -- - - 't . / - . . - ' ' t . - ' .. . " --_I4' j 'ii ---.4 -. ..!._ '%, ) -rl ) •!. - -. - ' . . it ' -4- -, . ----' b'_" ~ .. .. L '/- . jt"a'_ - .. . - 1. -=.-'a - it - V. '. I ; PW " . / P re . "s - . - . ' -. - '_ ,. ,. - - ..- ~Jw,''•_ . -. Ifr r,. - tI. - _________ .._ - / -- , J1 - 1 ______ _. - ~-s . ______Rp~ -_ ________ *0,6^ . I -- t -----a_____---- 1 _l an tour an d a nain years on communal warmurt'. 11W Protestant w as a imlitia conuz,an der who was kidnaped from a hotel in the I rishi I tpubhic, shot in th e head and left 500 yards inside Northern Ireland. The Catholic was shot by a sniper as he walked along a residential street in the town of Carrickfergus. - - P 14 - . - - ' - "I . ___ - L - 9t — -- " * - - - .- - ' .' '' ' - - - .. ' -,e, . . ',-. , FASHIONING A WARM WINTER ci'ici ivi'i N; winter, Beverly Irvin points have since found out, is to move to the Sunshine up that hand-knit garments are one way of State. keeping 'arrn. Another way, as thousands 0 W POW L Before Talks With Syria Israel TEl. AVIV, Israel t APi - TI e' leaders of Israe l's got erautit'nt today discussed whether Ii' modify their refusal to open sufficient for theuuu to opt'um giitiafloas. 'rlis official said Planks construct five tunnels beneath the canal to speed up the Syrian- to Israel' proct'ss was in "a very KLssirmge'r, who headed back Fragile stagt'" lie added that the rebuilding and resettlement Washington Sunday night, Itie situation was more complex if the towns on the cast side. ncgotiations with Syria until the than that on the Suez front since Ueconst ructionM Enistt'r S' roots furnish a list ti the Is. saud he brought "a number of c-oittparatively sumiahl area of Osman Atiumued Osman told the radi prisoners of war they are tt'tV constructive suggestions" territory adjacent to Israel is papers work on the first tunnel, fri 10 Assad to the Israelis. The I Irling involved and Assad's political between Qantara East and SecreLir of State Henry A. Is raeli government is to stud)' ;xtsttiimn at honiie is not Qantara West, wool! start as Ktsinger talked for our hours Assad's ideas and let Ki.ssinger secure as next mmiunth. Egyptian President earl> ni Sunda)- with Syrian President know what it thinks about time. Anwar Sadat's is. "We will then see what folhhifez Assad in I)anniascus. I,atNEW Meanwhile, the Egyptian and tr he told the Israelis that As. lows,"the secretary said. Israeli army chiefs itiet on the -ad may be willing to furnish Boots & One of his aides said privately west bank of the Suez Canal in a Ow POW list and let the lntec- that Kissinger would have to be Work Shoes !ional lied Cross visit tilt- convinced the two sides were druing sandstorm Sunday to tiicuss a timetable for the 1 - - 'ours if substantial prug- willing to bargain before' hi. Clearance I it is made in negotiations to would resume the unediaor's withdrawal of their troopa in di-t'ngage Syrian and Israeli role that last week produced tileaccordant-c' with the' agreementt reached last week. 1ri-eS on the Golan Heights. agreement between Israel and I'raehi officials gave no in- Egypt to disengage their Forces Cairo newspapers rcIx)rted (lit ,ution he'thier that would be on the Egyptian front, that the Egyptian government I : ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave, UN Gets S. Viet-China Dispute S W AIN, Siuthi Vuetna ' I — l'iw South Vietnamese covt'flhimt&'iit conceded military ic- tory Ii' China today Ili their dispute over the Paracel Islands and called for .Ili eu'er:euut'y uuiet'tirmg of the United Nations Security Council to plead its case. - I"oreigui Minister Vuong Vait hl,u' sent Secrt'tary-General Kurt Waldht'iuuu a note askini: that the matter be put fore the' council. Nguyen hluu Clii, S"umtt' Vietnam's observer at U N headquarters Ili Ne \'irk, arranged a meeting with I ;Ilnlllll Facto of Costa Rica. the council president for .January 'lii' Chinese Foreign Ministry be to iteftil lit' tslaimtls, .- att:i's duel military £pokesumoinm. IA. liwn, said. [lien chaiiuie'd that eight Chmiimest' and South Vietnamese navy shops were' sunk or daiiiage'd III the little' and more than 225 SlOth Vit'trtaiuiese soldiers anti sailors re' ii ussing, Col. I.e Trung " . II,. -14I It i ',' () i 0 - (; i I\ But the Wi'li'omumc' Wa, hiostess can make it e'ait- r to adjust to your new sur roundungs, and mui>h'' . > our ía .T:) Energy Decisions Due I' 1V oil defi cit which ('atcihi itiaki's up for with Iniports The reason is ft.: i'ul wells are in the we-stermi P't (If tin' nation, but the pipeline to , tarry (oil eastward now extends onIs to Sarniii, a small ci'tii' uuuuuiutv near Toronto Until the re-cent upheaval in world oil supply patterns, it was ttut'aix-r for ('anathu to Import Ill for its eastern privinctVnetuehm, Arab mostly fro iutiTrtu. and Ir,oi captured. 'lit' Saigon uuumlitary u'uisaid a ('huine'si' auutphihi- iirce of about X) lIlt'(l ,-i,''t the last i1 the disputed oral islands lit the South ('tuna Sea on Sunday, overrunning 150 'uthi Vit'tniaoui'se troops after 'I tI4i-thI% air, sea amid ground 11. 01 1t. "It seei'is the W. tile is liii'ht'd. For the tune being, we are uiii longer taking any action Their decisions will affect uuii're titan Canadians because ('armada is the largest single for.ugmu supplier of i'll to the (Juiitetl Stut&'s, :u'counting for .mtstimt 7 licr e'tnt of U.S. Iuliixirts. (imuad.a is the only Western nation w hich currently has the t-upahilits- of prodtit iou: enough - ruift' oil for its l's ii nt'eds. Yet Canada exports roughly halt 11K' yield from its wells — one ii nIl ion barrels a day to the t'nitt'd States. This results in an (, 11 'I'I' E R 0 It (v_-T) (,Tv ~,, 9 - BE A HUGH E ' P34 9212 Sanford 11Ii5% MI(. II '11(1 11411 say how umsaum' were ui , H u; l!\\i\; = - % lie s-aol o \Ietit,iiiie'-e ' trtl craft was sunk by radarguided missiles and the fate of the 82 crewmen WS not know rt One destroyer, one cutter and lrttJthIt!r patrol craft suffered light to moderate damage iiiitl I eturnwd to Da Nang till Sunday, Ile reported. Can adian Oil Prices Up; 1U)W4%hlL) ANGIONE Associated Press Writer ('atiadiatis are pa uui higher prices for gasoline' and htuuuit' beating ', il but their nation -!ate'ut t'tit said. (lilt Ufl' hiasiit beeni hut with all ''energy ishijuucuit" had been meted out to risis comumparable to the one in Vit't ivauuiese for( es sent tip tlit' United States, iuivade" the Parat'els, which Ti' keep Canada on a steady tilt' sLitcu uient said ''have al. t'nx'rgy course, officials of its iays been ('tuma's territor.'' rovmnn'es and f ed eral govern, "I ie' is'ritrmel of (ha- titer uncut ihI itteit III Ottasi Toes'.i(k' Mloin we have capturedIliday arid Wednesday to work on till' fight for 5('lf-(left'flSc' will lx current problems and uii;ikt' i -patriated 'it an appropriate eug.r.juuge plans. lissi., (I,.. Cf'd,I,,flflI eflI Ii Ili 1101 - i ,a tag MOSCOW Two men, a BELFAST, Northern Ireland I AP Protestant and it Homan Catholic, were killed during the %,-)w FUNERAL HOME Writer Refuses Speculation that publication of his tmk "Gulag Archipillago" fulf illed . I I , ' T r. - è;1*--c; Ito make available top tile Fill "till I)ersorinel wbo had con- World News Briefs 'The kllhful surgeon became so because he paid the price of preparation. The artist paints because he painfully leaned draftsmanship...on and on we could go—they all paid the -price. . ' , _ - Skylab Gyroscope Faulty NEW YORK AP I '. - 4 ,. , ,~ E % ~;. -. rj`_V 1 ~_~4_ . . 'llial investigatioil was requested alter lecflnucal experts testified last week th e government has cooperated with oil industry efforts to maintain hi gh ga soline prices by controlling crude oil sup- sPums effort is wiftut results and accompIL-thments. In other words—if you will pay the prict you my have it. won by the sluggard." iTT' s, '.- Government Is Involved greatness teaches us one thing_everything has a price on It Wi thout patience —it can't be accomplished. The life that Also on tap was a run-through mit the lung stalled ariimn'd to'itrol ordi na nce cotrmuig ,all types of pets. s ' - ''Faust" and half a lifetime tow-rj'e Wilhelm Mpistr. - ___ =--- - __ -n Henley To Take Stand - , "q - comdons on a single sheet. Goethe took a lifetime to write OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: "Victory Li never - - Cma?o CaIa*n ,, rV,r I-, t her nei ---- -'J ¶0 UICU 11W' CflVIrUIflItt'flWI eorwt'r,ms for (1w Wekivi River hjy lx en studied in (If pth . Funeral icirvi, ,es for Mrs, Mo:eIie 0. Moo-ic, 55. -io' 14 ~" _ i - ' - 'Lu be aware of the efksta of these men In achieving their Funeral Notice - . SPACE CEN'I EU, Houston uAP The Skylab 3 astronauts may be able to finish a full 84-day mission even if a troublesome gyroscope fails, mission control says. Nine days ago, agency officials said Gerald P. Carr, William U Pogue and Edward G. Gibson might have to come home with in five or six days of such a failure for safety reasons. But flight director Milton SWindler sa id on Sunday that only 18 days remain in th e mission and that enough backup control gas is aboard to keep th e station sta ble that long if no th ing else went wrong. VICTOR G, LEFILS She was a member of First br"tI'rs, Lester Davis, North Baptist Churchm, She issurvived Wilkesboro. N.C. and INK Davis by her husband, Ned Moose, Jr., San Diego , al, Sanfia'd; two daughters, Mrs. Brisson Funeral h1'iutt' 0,cryl Dawson, Sanford and charge (if arrangemetiLs. Mr!. l)ehr;, Mw'ny, Forest ___________ _______ S i l Def ies Plan 0 -1 What is the price cof victory? Now, there is an age.<)l(I 4 __ ___ r I C, ~ ., % A . $rsYiWa publican said lie has b unable to -break through tile shall of advisers" surrou nd ing Nixon who have urged the' .-. resident ' disclosures News Briefs VF Sanford for the past 20 years. Price, Ilortsinotith, Va.; t%%;i N 4. Appearing on the CBS radiotelevision program, "Face the 1 _ = 4 -k f t*~~ !r I_ - sir. National I Saturday night. Horn in Wilkes con nie Blackburn, Roaring County, N.C., she lived in River, N.C.; Mrs. Chancey - that .a parently was tripilied up by tile fact that, unknown to hin) %%hen - Remerri b et. i 4 - . . •1 • __-4 Ikarm said took place on differ. that an l8'cot dates between Sept. 15. 1972. minute gap on one tape might Will March 21, 1973, all took tIle' been caused by at least place on the latter date, the li -c separate erasures. source explained. Scott said he spoke to Nixon 'Ilk- sou rce said the former White litiue ('OUflSel ;ip- Friday and urged the President . - I WJ_ , V_ — .- 11-1 - , - - ._; .4. " ..." ... " Mrs. Mozehle G. Moose, 55, of sisters, Mrs. Corrine Walker, '401 Marshall Ave. died Moravian Falls, N C.; Mrs. - -. Jaques did not ask for a pu blic hearing to determine the will of the majority of the people — 21 per cent was sufficient. Last week, Jaques, now mayor, asked t he people to come to the meet ings to support him. Attending the meetings were two chamber of commerce representatives — one a resident and one a pro pe rty owner non-resident—and Jaques' pastor and spouse and certain city comploycs and their spouses, filling the council chamber seats. Longwood has grown in the past eight Years and rather than 1,000 voters the city now has some 1,600. While the expressed will of 200 was enough for Jaques in 1966, a Petition signed by 750, nearly half the oters was not enou gh 1n1973 to persuade him to retain the medical cli nic. Now, he wants a public hearing. Is history repeating itself' watch and set'. '1 to city; uuiottier. Mrs. Elite Davis, chn . Petitions Sufficient -' f ----' March 21, 1973. (late on which Williamson and Maloney, noting the city had always had annual audits, voted agai nst spe nding the money. Jaques stated, however, "council was elected by the people to do the will of (hi' people and wIth 21 per cent of the registered voters signing petition for the audit, this obviously is the will of the people," The Herald reported Jan. 7, 1966. L)eaths M1 S. IozEJ.l.F:G. MOOSE III,' . _ ___ . , -A .;O&;A '..Z 9 Deans datum that his conersatiorts with Nixon show the Scott also said 1h Prisident President was aware of tht slalulli Uiol.ratt' full) with the Watergate cover-up be fore the I' Blurt its investigation of gaps a of - the transcripts lw read disprove - dinance. When the mayor said he was, Helms moved to override the veto Helms moved . . . wi th a second b) Ferrell to override the mayor's veto He read section 64 of the charter which provides for council to override a veto by Majority vole. The motion was approved." Note, the charter does not say a veto override takes four votes. The charter imierely requires a majority. Webster's dictionary defines a majority as more than half. the current city Ti tree members council, just elected in December, have announced their intention of repealing ordinances which gave Mayor Ebgene Jaques a $10,000 annual salary and cxpanded his powers. Jaques has said that he will veto the rLpealing ordinances and four positive totes are required for veto override Perhaps while Jaques was waiting to assume his city council seat for the first tUlle in 1966 he did not pay attention to what h.appen?d that fateful night, but surely Helms and Ferrell have not forAotten. Delayed to R The burning issue was whether the council could override the mayor's veto. H el ms, who said he had consulted his personal attorney, Joe Davis, on the Wright's . ;.. ________ I __ V - _. _____ . _~_- -- . .. - =_ ---. ~ ~___ - :' i . M aj orit y ter. Neither Dean nor his lawyers were' available For co mment Specifically, the source said, On roll call vote, however.Jaques joined with new councilmen Paul Maloney and E. K. Williamson, who had been out of office for a brief period , to turn dow n the mayor's appointment. When the mayor attempted a different strategy of naming his choice acting attorney, Jaques indignantly and vigorously ob ject ed . "If the mayor Intends to buck the will of the majority of council, "Jaques said, "we all may as well go borne." "Later in the meeting," the herald records, "w hen the need for an attorney kept cropping up in various discussions, the motion of Maloney and Jaques that a committee of three councilmen be named to con ta ct various attorneys.. . and make recommendations to the mayor was unanimously approved," A nother hot issue of the day was a petition by citize ns for a state audit Twenty per cent of the voters had petitioned the gover'r*r's office for the audit, but it could not be conducted unless the city agreed to pay the costs some of of lk~ meeting. T ' The White House declined comment Sunda) fl::mnat The mayor had a pledge of support from two carry-over councilmen and had gone door-to-door campaigning for a new young face, Eugene Jaques. Jaques had also pledged his support prior to the first Yesterday's knights who rode into office in shining armor are replaced periodically to lead a new light. But the Issues over the past years have remained 110! same — the mayor's powers, the medical clinic, the fire department, the police department. At (1w city council meeting on Thursday, Jan. 6, 19A6, a new city council stood in the wings ready to assume office. A new mayor had been elected five months previously to take over when another had resigned. he Utree new councilmen — Including two that had never been In public office be fore — were supported by differing factions. The third had been out of office for a period of time. Before the new council took over, the lame ducks finished the business at hand of adopting a budget, two months after the beginning of a new fiscal year. The year had been one of turmoil. The mayor of that day (had publicly) announced he would veto the budget or. dinance. TWO members of the city council going out office had names one would recognize today, eight years later, — B. I.. Helms and B. H. Ferrell. Piesith!fltUiI ' t. 1 = - - Switched Support the request from SMD for establishing a lighted driving range at Sunset and rime the during happened what after he meeting reorganizational first rt'ccivcd his oath of office fur the (line, The Issue was whe ther the mayor's appointment of a new city attorney would be confirmed. The Jan. 7, 1966 Sanford Herald records that the mayor appointed an Orlando attorney as city attorney. residents on either side of the Usually the cast of characters changes, dock, and were polluting thoe but Longwood being the old city It is often area as no sanitary facilities times has the same personalities, but in are provided, will different roles. public hearing k, ______ _ - House Pe r ha ps Jaques recalls more 'ividly stories. i ____ 6 'a_____ 'L ., '" EUGENE JAQUES Now wants hearing - , s( *rll)ts W;is fear (flat su(-II ac. . f less lighting the g8tbt*P=( pre revised Recreation Hoard told Florida Highway Patrol Trooper J.11. budget is expected to be Brown he swerved to avoid striking a dog in the presented in writnig tonight. road approaching a railroad crossing and the By DO DONNA FSTh.S Ciiinctt will set date for a car *overt Above, iroupes observe ublic is a Herald Staff Wrftcr hear ing n he request t rtj 0 wrecker uprights the damaged vehicle. plett dock. relocate Herald Plinto By Bill Vincent) RI BOSS, silliwt Scinin!e. l)rivr Rohi't ldBridi' Tutu Chairman Cunil history has a strange way of repeating Embree said last week action itself. One need only look through past ought to be ta ken to control, ISSUCS of The Sanford Herald to find that •• remove or transfer the dock as using it repeatedly today's happenings both locally and 'l ng Chil l Gets Dyi A s it To Di s n e w re preNtred but never re. .1.1 leased, an mrifori,ied source has lion could trigger deniands for (tLwlosed, further disclosures, the source The source, who said he has .saul. hIt said these demands read tile transcript based on se. would jeopardize tile Coll. i ret presidential tapes. said tilt- fideiitiality that Nixon ;Ind his WhIte House had planned to re. till) aid" have insisted should lease them as Part of Oper I tittiifltiilnejl atun1andorhutIer decided Ile alsosaid that another rea. against making them public, 'Alll WaSfear that publication (if V; The source added, however, the transcripts, armd widespread i... -----it......... tlt fun iimI,wf1I III Ii UlII.[Ifl5 ii,viji, UUUJU JeUp. cover ....... ardize material available' successful prosecutioii (ii ' . of the Watergate-related Watergate grand juries and could form the basis for pe rjury indictiiments expected to lx' charges against Dean, the breught shortly by special pros(ormimer Whit J00 counsel ttut p 4,e , . ,iecuser. Wnee (If Ilk' triflst;tp1' after When Dean pkfktl uilty ;tt' Republican I.i'atler t(bertoisingkcorm Scott dnmnatm,ink II .,,I)iracy charge in return for in. television lie had inforimation 04'Ilialiom, about liii' Watergate that could clear NIxri of Wa"ver-up, the s pecial prosetergate' wrongdoing but that ttie color's office left open the pos. White house was unwilling to sibilit) of future prosecution for make it public. But Longwood Issues ____ A __ t= r- 4% ministration on bids for lighting t estified. tile 'onversatlomis were be ing loped by 11w secret Presultnhial recur(hinh' stem. A priiniiry reason for decid. .- The Sanford Herald I I- - f . : - --- --- - --- ssue Returns Veto ____________ ---,- Kept Secret By White House Ball Park __ -.-" - 7. 1- - SANDRA RAWLINS 814 911? C as eiber r y SIDNEY THOMPSON i: 'v?T? Aifamonie Sprions SHIRLEY MILLET 3i 921? iti-'t C 141104 RICHMOND 688 SS67 N-1 1 011 a --- 6 ___— tg I --. -. _..;- .- Monday, Jan. ----. 21, 19/4--3A - �<v . •' WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite speeches, hearings and campaign debate, federal tax reform remains an issue far from final action in the Congress that reconvenes next Monday. It has been on the agenda for a year, with rival proposals from Democrats and th e Republican administration still pending. The House Ways and Means Committee is expected to resume consideration of tax reform in February. Meanwhile, the tax experts of a joint congressional committee are looking into President Nixon's own tax returns. The ident asked that panel to investigate and judge whether he owes more taxes. Nixon's disclosure of his own tax payments, totaling less than $6,000 for 1970, 1971 and 1972, could provide new impetus for the lagging reform movement, Legislation to tighten minimum tax provisions, designed to insure that the weffithy LMy sizt?duie tax iespite the deductions and tax advantages to which they are entitled by law, is part of virtually every reform recipe. A group of Senate Democrats has introduced a more stringent minimum tax bill, citing the Nixon case. The administration itself has such a proposal before Congress, to require that people pay taxes on at least half their income despite deductions, Had that been law, it would have increased the President's taxes. As President, his salary is p00,000 a year. He has beets taking tax deductions for vice presidential papers donated to the government, and appraised at $576,000. Those deductions are one of the specific items on which he requested congressional review, The administration plan for a change in minimum tax requirements was part of a packpresented to the House Ways and Means Committee last April 30 Among other administration proposals are a syiein of tax credits to provide property tax $*.% IJ I /I f: Unres olved Still relief for the elderly, and for tuition payments to private schools. Those were two items the President sressed during the 1972 campaign, when the Democrats were hammering tax reform as an issue, Sen. George McGovern, the Democratic nominee, advocated tax changes he said would raise $22 billion in additional revenues, saying that reforms should get more money from the rich and from corporations. Know Your Hemisphere Colom bia Ha lts Oil Flow QP• To U . - So In' - ______ __________ ., __ -.• - - _________ ______ '- . -- Comptroller in view of the current energy DEWEY ROBINSON situation," warned the U. S. Department of Commerce. Nor is Texaco pleased with CirculataonManqer . _____ - ________ ____________ 011111107 %—vepn --- CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt DORIS WILLIAMS RALPH HAYS Society Editor Camp Poom Foreman Preoom Foremar BILL VINCENT JR., Otif owag**r -, SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Dh,'ery BV ?,&al ' 5k Wi&i $11 206 Months In Florida All Other Mail 57 70 Mon!h $2 10 Month $ 25 10 1 Year Same As Home Delivery 6 Months $16 70 12 mos 537 10 U S Postal Regulations pro v ide that all mail subs c riptions be pad in advance Entered as s.'cond class matter August 77 1905 at !he' Pos t Office of Sanford, F'orida 37 711 No part ot any material. ne*s or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or form responsible for such reproduction wii i infringing on The Herald's copyright and be considered i ll behelc liable for damage urid.r the law Published daily and Sundays. except Saturday Changing Lifestyles Car Pools Ending 1A Love Affair By JOHNNY McDONALD Copley News Serylce our great-grandfathers owned a horse, It would seem that with the fuel shortage and ,reduction of speed limits and possible curtailment of futuristic highways the fun might be gone, To some, looking at a pretty car was more rewarding than staring at an attractive woman. What of the designers in Detroit? Wouldn't it be Just as practical to revert to a box-like design? Why worry about wind tunnels, for example, if you can only travel at 55 miles an hour. The car pool game should have MI right Folks, everyone in the pool! Car pool, that IS. Now that has a Jolly old ring to It. Check out the neighborhood. Find out where your fellow workers are, No longer is the machine in the garage a selfish part of you. It must be shared by others. The upholstery may become worn In spots, a cigar, ette ash burn might crop up, or there could even be a little tear or two, Shrug it off, As you roll up to houses and honk you think to yourself: Is the love affair over? There was a certain amount of romance involved with the ownership of a beautiful car, glistening in chrome and polished like glass. There was a pride in ownership, not unlike that of another day when is a member of the Associated Press *hich is entitled ex clusi vely to the use for reproduction o all the local rws rted in Ih's n,sp-iper The Massive Help -----'-#----- .- -- ---' -------- some interesting match-ups. A person will have to bite his lip for fear of being condemned as a backseat driver. A professor of aerospace psychology at the University of Southern California tosses out some interesting warning signs about the enormous impact of sharing a car. F`A KR~ . T 7 .:~ -.,~-A I .-. n - \ nn i • k u I '. 7 Profits without honor malign the system iTj' 8* l)ori (iaklt' According to ['rot. Chaytor MLISOfl, "people have boundaries around themwhich really shouldn' t penetrated." Sounds like they are carriers of a dread, con tagious disease. But he believes the most startling effect will be an upsurge in psychosomatic Illnesses upset stomach, low back pain, headaches in people who develop tensions from companionship. ith, yes. And, how about the young woman who joins the car pool. A 4 minute conversation, for example, along the way to work might in. dicate that the poor woman back home handling the pots and pans might be losing ground. "Yea, marriages will be strained by exposing partners to more of society," the professor continues. Can you imagine the judge seeking grounds for divorce and getting "Car Pool" as the listed cause. hue - - lM'A) particular abuse. "However, the new powers usually extend far beyond the Look into the year-end report of almost any business these remedy of a particular evil and apply one moi'v 54't of broad days and you'll find paragraph.s and pages devoted not only restraints on business enterprise and Incentives to sales and earnings but to telling stockholders, and (tie Ut' cites the example of (lit' railroads, where t o correct public, about company's good works in the field of comn some abuses many years ago, they were put under governmunity se'vice mi'n( controt' The ri'cu!t iia h'in di'ci,tir i'h'' ,ovt'rn'l'i;i t thu ,i' 'it 'a mal i V:ipuiIOitid it) ainutig i)usifle ruent 's record at running the postal serv ice is inotta'r exam' men, and is certainly a good thing, and probably long over- p1t' of what happens without the discipline of ti' profit robdue. tivt'. ('crtainly, the profit motive is capable of corrupting in' But at least one buslnessluan cautions that all the current talk about the social responsibilities of business. Important dms'iduals and companies. says Morgens. But so is the desire for power or fame capable or corrupting people in governas those re!= tnIitmes are, should not 1w allowed obscure the mental way In which business advances fluCflt. We have had abundant proof of that in the past year, Unfortunately, all too frequently business lenders have not (lie public interest. Vit t way, says Howard J. Mo,'gcns. chairman of Proctor & only welcomed but clamored for government intervention in Gdnilik i. thu iuli-nu,iigm't ' and rnch-rnlsuflt-i(rs19rMj the ti,'i' tnitkt when they x'rceivt'd it to be in their own im profit muu:ive It is. he says. ''the mainspring ol our whole nit'diak', ,'iarro interest Nor have sjrne of ilicil l shied away econor l svslenj and one of (he greatest instruments of from making secret I)litical campaign contributions. Wefl have also had abundant proof of that in tIn' past year. public wrvicc ever devised." Morgens calls on businessmen to tw educate Americans The public service activities { btness tay com atsaul hOW ttit' profIt fl1utV(' -rves 1,e pu bl ic interest in plutclv dependent upon the vitahii_v of our t't'F;flh'rnR' ystt'm. order ''to make sure that this utiraculinus huusinss system of h p'r iuut, .'. to Is in, turn i dependent upon the profit tIt"t' ours is not gradually crippled by a public and a congress tive for its energizing force, who do not understand it. Freedom and the profit motive go hand in hand. No other But what is needed as much as businessmen who are will' system in all history has brought such a high r.landard of livlug to speak Out in defense of the free enterprise system is ing to such a large proportion of the ipu1a(ion It is the chief hucinesmi'n willini to practice it all hit' Source iii oppflrt'JrlitV ;i. -.':uI :i material w#'lfare fur iii'' I ~ - --- Trash Revolution H*Its Mia i Area 1 I . i~.."11~ - _ . - _ L_ % _W ___~, - ~_ & -..*-, Ae = E~~ N 0~~ ~, - -,f--;~~~~ ~ - F I - .34V'A~"L — -I le-z - - L___y'% - . ':- 1 :.-,, -1 "I've been a trash itian fur 16 The slilell [ allowed to service the area, "Suddenly not a month after 1 years. I've worn out three revolution is particularly unbaked Lloyd a cake for trucks. And every time I get pleasant for the tiny Miami suburb I Cutler South as rest ChflitfII4S, Mitrti (the count) something built up, every time (lents battle with county offi. governing body) starts taking there are a few houses togetha little bit er — not MIAMI IAMI(Al') M ' - " . 'L"" .. ' 4, : fireplaces of the poor." EMERGENCY MEETING ______ Responding to the crisis, Sen. George McGovern, 0-S.D., isØ summoning federal and state officials to an emergency meeting of his nutrition subcommittee next week. He hopes to find $40 million to help the Poor keep warm through the winter. The Boston report claims that people on welfare, social 1ed salaries don 't have enough ir1ty,low per,sions and both adequate food and home heat. for money these days to pay If fi.l oil s' up 10 (POtS nllnn in Connecticut, for in. "uii,kuiaei mtnout 14 stance, 48,343 poor resldersts won't b million in federal aid, th e report alleges. In Maine, "the fuel s has the potential (of) personal tragedy. .," states the study. "Over 20 per cent of its population b (is) in substandard housing without central heat, without insulation, without conventional weather proofing." T. I - _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ', "We all got letters saying Metro was coming in and they didn't even notify Lloyd." Another resident, Arthur Westcott, said he would hide his garbage from county c-ollec tors. a-'- . '. ),,,, - . - F I --' . - - . - - - wherever—Metro conies and says, 'We'll take that now. "Iight now I've got a route where it takesmeabout a whole (La . driving around to get up one lousy load" The county recently changed Wcslcott said Cutler South Horton, who has third grade its policy and announced that was firm in its support of Lloyd. education, says he likes twice a week pick-ups would who "keeps track of all the working but the county is makbegin this week. accounts in his head." ing it difficult, A petition bearing residents' l.loyd,wI:o charges $45a year "I've got two men and I pas' signatui.ecwan*t n000d to the 152 nnrnil th",y It ,..,,,I. (ounty P':bhc Y,orks Depart count) fee has seen it happen whene will that mont rome -. '' - cri is - i;;' wiLhold their have leftovers for Lloyd Horton. a private collector who has sers'iced the 13-home community since 1966, when the county refused to make the pick-ups. dollars into f uel and get that fuel into the furnaces and stoves and , . : tL-" 4 a',,.' , IN . Askew Opposes M i ning In State National Forest I MAINE ACTS Yet Maine, showingmore concern for Itapoor than most other sta tes, has a program to finance plastic dorm windows, ca ulk ing, wood stoves, general and emergency depots for wood, oil and kerosene. Concludes the document: "We roust move quickly. The wheels of bureaucracy turn with notorious deliberation, but Mother Nature Is neither likely to be f ooled by ne ws releases nor to control her temper much longer." Footnote: A staff memo, prepared for McGovern, recoinmends a supplemental appropriation of $40 million. This would provide a fuel stamp and voucher system, a federal program on the Maine model and "energy offices" around the coun to assist the poor. Slave Children: In Paraguay, we.nith y whites have been buying primitive Indian children f 11 .25 to work in their homes - where theyarevjrtuallyslaves andarurindtyfarfrjend.jto look at and talk about." Th is charged in a confidential Anti-Defamation League report on the strange slave trade among Paraguay's Ache Indams. Sometimes, the children are sold outright by their tribal elders; sometimes, they are hunted and trapped like animals by Ache hunting parties organized by Paraguayans, the report alleges. It adds, interestily, that the child purchasers "believe they are doing the child a favor." The Paraguayan government seems to sympathize with the Ache &ildren, says the report, but does little to Interfere with the slave trafic. In fact, a Paraguayan administrator, who headed the Ache reservation, allegedly whiled away his time hunting for child-slaves. He was fired for stealing (with Intended for the Aches, __ _____ the report. After his release, he was last seen heading for the jungle wi th some 20 Ache I nd ians to hunt for youngste rs. Adds the report: "White men in quest of wood and heart of Palms are spearheading the invasion of the Indian domain. The men who do this work (are described) as the most violent types, shoot at anything that moves in the jungle.. Few Indians do not have at least one family membr who has not been killed or wounded by adventurers." The ADL report, by Rabbi Morton Rosenthal, estimates that "the total Ache population In Paraguay may be about 1,000 In the Jungle and another 1,000 in Paraguayan homes." Footnote: A modest Peace Corps effort has helped some Aches learn farming. Mailmen Praised: We have written our share of stories criticizing the Postal Service, But Internal documents show that the nation's mailmen made a tremendous effort to avoid a Christmas logjam. "At 7 am., December 24," states one memo, "the letter mail vo lume on hand at our 88 largest offices was 6.3 million pieces. This was normal workload and reflected no delays. Last year hundreds of millions of delayed pieces of. mall were on hand. "The largest 116 post offices reported current mail processing,. with the exception of a few scattered delays due to weather." Denver, which was snowbound on Christmas Eve, was one of the worst trouble points. The giant postal complex at St. Louis was snowbowxl on December 19 and caravans of piggy back trucks carrying mall to Texas had to be routed via Chicago. The documents show emergency fuel was begged, borrowed and all but stolen from federal allocators to meet the crisis. "There are tens of thousands of guys In the Postal Service," said one high official, "who simply get a kick out of moving mail. This year, they moved It." Sanford will be a major topic on tonight's Seminole County Port Authority agenda for 8 p.m. meeting at the 1x)rt office building. Five large tanks, moved to the port from former Sanford lakefront tank farm area, are ready for filling. Port administrator Jim Ryan will farm lease to an Orlando firm for operations with action expected by SCOPA board. Building at right is port's dockside warehouse facility. Other buildings in photo are facilities built by industrial tenants at the county facility on the St. Johns River west of Interstate Four. Car Dealers Seek Fast Titles OH.l.AN[)O, Fla. (All) F!orida's automobile dealers, who say they are caught in a squeeze between irate customers demanding titles and slow service from the state, have taken steps to correct the situation. Members of the Florida Independent Automobile Dealer's Association met Sunday with State Rep. William D. Gorman, It-Tangerine, a member of the House Committee on Business Regulation. An as3ocialion spokesman said the meeting was an initial step toward rectifying the slow title situation. The association cited instances in which titles were delayed 100 days or more. Gorman agreed that car, buyers atteniing to finance their purchases were being penalized since most loan ('inh)antes insist on titles before financing is completed. - I 0 Green Beret Hero Drowns FORT l.AUI)EIWAI.E, Fla. tAP) —A Green Beret hero, who survived two tours of duty in Vietnam, has drowned on "an extremely simple maneuver" during a weekend National Guard exercise. Officials said Sgt, Michael K. Hoover, 29, drowned as he followed two other National Guardmen across a IS-foot deep canal in West Broward County Saturday. "One of the men grabbed his shirt but he slipped away," said Maj. Edwin P. Champion, commander of Fort Lauderdale's Third Special Forces Battalion. "The man came up for air and when he went back down he couldn't find Sgt. Hoover because the water was too muddy. .- 0 FPL Fuel Goes To Boston The Florida Power & Light Co. says a fuel oil shipment diverted by Federal MIAMI i Al' officials to Boston Edison may not be replaced but the diversion will not immediately affect floridians. FP&I. said Sunday it had received a telegram from the Federal Energy Office 1 FEO) indicating that 139,000 barrels of residual fuel oil would not be restored at the same price within 45 days as originally promised. "While we want to be responsive to orders issued by federal authorities, we don't believe our own customers should be penalized In this situation," an FP&L spokesman said. "Our company does not expect the diversion to have any Immediate affect on service to our custnm('rs, but we are concerned about the potential longterm impact and about the precedent - I' ttit' ;R'tRfl &LS - Fifth Body Found In Titusville for more bodies '[I TUSVI I .LE, Ha. (Al') Sheriff's deputies were to resume a search today weeekend. the fifth young woman was discovered over n',ir an area where the body of a We're processing the crime scene for clues and will search for more bodies tomorrow," it Iiievard County sheriff's department spokesman said Sunday. of a young Sheriff Leigh Wilson said earlier that the fully clothed but decomposed body unable to Identify the woman was found Saturday by two duck hunters. Authorities have been woman. Kennedy Space Center, In north The victim was found on a wildlife preserve belonging to the of four women were Itrevard County, about six miles from an orange grave where the bodies ifiscov eted between Thanksgiving and Christmas. - I \ I..., // A. State Gives Drug Counselor Scholarships 4 1'M.LAIIASSEE, Fla. tAP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and 0. J. Keller, secretary of Health .iial lkhabilit.;itivi' Services, announced today a scholarship program to train drug abuse counselors. They said the program will be financed from a $772,987 trust fund created in the $2 million sett lement of an anti-trust suit against manufacturers of the antibiotic drug tetracycline. Shevin said the money was leftover from the settlement of the drug suit In a federal court In New York. lie said the judge who presided over the case directed that the money be spent to i'iiijibat drug abu.ct'. Trust fund scholarships will be aarded to students who are pre.armg for careers in drug abuse education, Shevin said. - - ( \I- 'F- * S Askew Against Strip Mining TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') An aide to Gay. Reubin Askew told a panel of federal officials today that the governor sees no justification for phosphate strip mining in the Osceela National Forest. "In my view, there Is no justifict..tion for the sacrifice of renewable forest resources for the short range exploitation of an exhaustible resurce such as phosphate," said Jay Landers, reading Askew's statement into the record. The governor Is vacationing in Minnesota with his family. Askew's statement noted that Flc1ridians last year had halted a proposal to dam the Apalachicola River. Askew's statement said the people of Florida told the federal government, "Let the mighty Apalachicola River alone and don't dam it for navigation." 'I say to you, 'Let the people's'!orest alone and don't degrade it with drag lines and dikes and slime and slurry," Askew's statement said. - ' I — . T 1114 t1 VA tnt q14,1~4/b_ "Don't be sad. JuSt protendh' a 20 vernmont official n,ahii,- ,, ,ai" viola '''i''"''" - will facility. Attorney . Bill lititchison I Florida News Briefs ORL 11 1 0 __ 'l'AI.IAIIAASSEE, Ha. (Al') 53EM (,ov. Reubin Askew is 'strongly opposed" to strip Ililning phosphate in the Os- relx)rt on tank I (101a ivally isn't that much potential gain to make it worthwhile hen you consider how valuable the forest is to the people of Jay Landers, Askew's en vironmental aide, was to Florida." National Forest,says IN)n The 156,000-acre forest, sinaI. puuuu !ore4ts, is about 35 miles west of hearings on the mining propos- Jacksonville, uun'4 up uiiet' UdY liii So 1"I icer Unaware .-Dad Dad Is Dead Off "The governor simply (eels that strip mining would not be in the public interest in that forest," Pride said. "There Pr'itk, the governor 's press secretary. present the governor's position (Herald Photo l3v Bill Vincent) _______________________ . \ V- 1fl-:L()C:\TEDTANKS, center foreground, at tile Port of report on status of the tanks and financing of the storage . . fib ______ PORT OF SANFORD ADDS OIL STORAGE FACILITIES . - BERR 'S - ___ I' charged with drunkenness and detained for a week, according to " ,-' Public Or Private ? ~_~, _; i-_~~ ~ ~ - raturi Syn4cst*. Inc I wAsulN(;1ON Unless the ncedy get massive federal help pia), t.heir soaring fuel bills, warns a confidential government old will d1e." sudymanyof the poor and weak and sick The report, prepared for antipoverty chief Alvin Arnett by his Boston office, warns th at a sudden cold snap could actuaUy dU many citizens In northern states "There can be no debate about one fact of the energy crlsls" declares the report starkly. "The poor and the near-poor will suffer in the most extreme deprivation and severe hardshi pe "We must move dollars out of the Treasury, turn thce gr eat mass of our citizens. Yet strength olour economic S>teIfl is gradually being eroded. M orgens ('barge's, by government legislation and regulation which. though always aimed at "improving"the system, really weaker, the incentives that are fundamental th all business enterprise. "S''e%'t'r somt'tlnng occurs which indicates that some individuals or companies have been abusing the profit :n'i tive, there is usually a call for legislation to provide the fedr;i I ivi'rnmt'nf it hi new p41W.'rs Ill ortkr to prevent that - :- - Oçynj IU by t:n,trd Herald - ~!;! Monday, Jan. 21, 1974-5A ~ __= ____ 4, • , RAY STEVENS CHRIS NELSON ' - i,j -_V men ROY GREEN Advertising Manager - iF-I.. By i'ENN' LERNOUX Xhr#anforbfrral h Cour4y Editor - The Sanford Herald Needed For Poor the Colombians' decision, divert all their crudes to the Exports also have fallen, Copley News Service Exceptionally low prices, 14.7 local market, from $58.6 million In 19170 to only cents per gallon, are primarily Actually, the Colombian $30.8 million, BOGOTA—Colombia is responsible for the lack of new government had little choice In While half of the Puturnayo Joining the Arabs in halting foreign investment in the matter. Daily production production already Is refined petroleum exports to the United petroleum exploration here, but has dropped from 220,000 for the local market, tho fields States. But not for political Texaco managed to circumvent barrels in 1970 to 385,400 on the Colombian side of the reasons. price Limitations by exporting barrels, and proven reserves border have not lived up to their Or, South triva' c'ozvi its rnxis. Now it •, •hm rr,s it largest oil exporter, Colombia same Position as the other barrels to below 700 million to a daily production of: can no longer afford to sell its companies that are forced to barrels, harrel. oil abroad. The mines and petroleum minLqry has announced that all oil exports will be suspended by .., I mid-year, not because the In. ( k ternational price Is not high / enough but because Colombia needs the oil itself. % Production has not kept pace 4 _____ ___________ With the increase in internal demand, an average 10 per cent per year. Consequently, there has been stiff criticism of an ' official oil policy that is (arcing _____________ r Colombia to import at hig he r prices than it receives for :crude exports. Colombian oil has been selling for a low $8.10 per barrel . r compared to neighboring Venezuela's $14.08 price tag. In 1973. for example, Colombia paid $47.3 million for oil Im. / ports. 4 __________________ Virt ually all of the pe troleum 0 PRICE exports come From Texaco's Putumayo fields near the Colombian-Ecua d orian border. ____ % Near ly half these exports go to United States, TELEPHONE Colombia sold the United 3222611 831 9993 ) States 300N. FRENCH AVE 7.1 million barrels of SANFORD, FLA.32771 crude and another 10 million of WALTER A. GIELOW, Editor and Publisher residual fuel In l97'I. Although ffiiS totals only 3 per cent of WAYNE D DOYLE Venezuela's annual shipments Advertising Director & Associate Publisher ',o the United States, any drop in FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager supply is bound to aggravate JOHN A SPOLSKI. Associate Editor the U.S. energy crisis. "Even the lose of this quantity cannot DAVIOA BRYANT WINIFRED F. GtE LOW be coidercd with equanimity Managing Editor Jack Anderson 't, ,\, 11 Tax Reform Issue Is JANE CASSELBERRY = - Monday, .Jan. 21, 97i Despite Many Pleas J RICHARDS Sports Editor - :'--- 11 -- ~ 4A—The Sanford Herald BOB LLOYD City Editor 1 Eli Feinberg, deputy secretary of state, said several iiIrtiInt Indian mounds are hidden deep within the pine woods 0-f the filrest. "We need to go in there before they ever mine and survey what's in there so we'll know what to preserve." he said. Persons, who objected to th~ , "a im" "V a ni " Vo protested that the project would cause destruction of havens for Aides to Sec retary of Sta te vanishing wildlife such as panpanNearly so lid opposition to the Richard Stone said earlier that (hers and black bears. They proposal to strip mine 53,000 he fears mining in the forest als" warned about a serious ucrcsof the north F'lurida forest will destroy valuable relics of risk of polluting the nearby Sowas voi&d in hearings last the state's Indian heritage. vunnve River. week at Jacksonville and Lake ('mty. ' Amon g were those who objected ). Sen. Lawton Chiles, D- Youngest Investors Flu., and Ally. Gen. Robert Learn Stock Market I'ENSACUI.A, Flu. i APi 1x't'tcd get.away car alter the u ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. the unarl'.et for o,tue tina' beThi'funeralofaslain Escambia armed robbery of a super. iAI' The pupils in Betsy fore I invested." ('ounty sheriff's deputy is being market. i h Shreeru's sixth-grade math Ron Cladas, who reads the delayed until authorities can "1 leant two shots and class act more like cautious in- New York Stock Exchange iiutifv his son who is traveling in run friiiii (tie deputy's car.'' '.t.s(ors than ll-year-4'lds They i.hart daily, said he was about Nicaragua. said Louis Bowling, who have spent roughly $128,000 in to invest in a stock which Deputy James Wilkerson. 45, worked at a nearby service sta. the past four lllonth.s playing showed a steady increase. But % W" gunned down Saturday lion. "When we went over to the the stock market with a make he said the energy crisis develnight as he tried to stop a sus- ear, the deputy had no pul.se By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS believe $10,000. oped and the price of the stock and was lying across the seat." "The children conic in morn- dropped. Cladashasn't invested The Florida highway Patrol One suspect, Steve Ellis, 48, said a two-car collision in Or- mngs with the New York Times yet. of Mobile. Ala, was shot and Landu claimed the lives of a under their arm. st down and I didn't realizE I was teachkilled by another Escambia mother and her 2-year-old open to the market page. Then ing a bunch of skeptics," said deputy who had chased the daughter and at least Five other they debate among themselves Mrs. Siireero "They are very fleeing auto along Interstate 10 periiis died in weekend traffic what to buy," said Mrs. cautious and totally involved." IWi wilt's into Alabama, police accidents on state highways. Stmreero. No one has spent the entire reported SUI1I. Troopers said Linda luu Bar"We don't have any million. ''The)' decided among themEllis' companion, Vernon luw, 28, and her daughter, Jea('tioper, 37. also of Mobile, I'S i:ette, were killed Saturday in airesyct," added the 29-yearold selves it was best to keep a 'rM.lIIAssI-;E, "' caped as police were firing at time two-car accident on State teacher. She said she wanted o couple thousand in reserve in Labor and management ar- Ellis, but surrendered early Road 50 near their home in Or. (cacti her class "something that case something comes along 'ue their views txla' before i Sunday, ending a manhunt by lauto, will be part of their life long later," she said, Supreme Court advisory ti,imi- more than 300 lawmen from tiey are out of the sixth after She said she kept no accountluuissiofl drawing UI) guidlelmnes Florida and Alabama, officials Troopers gave the following grade." ing of how mut-h her pupils have on collective bargaining for said. details of other fatal accidents: At the beginning of the school uarm"t public cmployes. Joseph H. Harrison, 21. of year last September, Mrs. I.I. Floyd Rise said Cooper 'I'lie court's Public Employe Jacksonville. a passenger in a Shret'ri' credited 27 pupils in Rights ('u'mmission was to hold was ruturntsi Sunday to l' % chicle that went out of control her class at Ninth Shore Ek. 1 111RELLI TIRES a hearing on 10 issues involved cambia County and ('barged in STEEL OuTED RADIALS SB. 9, died Sunday miient.ars Sch oo l with $10,()0 with first-degree murder and Ill t'uIlet'tic bargaining. FORE ION & DOMESTIC Ikirnctt McKinstoy. 81, of apiece. Then she gave them ,i Commission chairman Ben .sriiitd robber'. High Speed Balance Sarasota. was killed when he crash course on how to buy and • Magi Spin 5alace Wilkerst'n was a divorcee. Patterson. executive director of lost control of his car on S. R. 45. sell, read time closings, fill out C Brake Service the Governor's Task Force on His son was reported on a trip to Authorities said the F0?CQI'I & Domestic vehicle Forms, pick a broker and chart W'rknicn's ('onipensa(iun, said Nicaragua anti a sheriff's office went I Wheel Altnment off the right side of road, stocks on graphs both sides butt been invited to 'ixikesriian said funeral ar- hit a sign, crossed the' iimedian • MOtortci, Ti re what Ii "When they asked mite MI I testify in person or submit writ- ratigeiiients were being delayed and hit another vehicle t:t'idofl. buy I wouldn't help them,'' Mrs. to to attend the allow the son ten statciiicnts. An unidentified pedestrian Shreeru said. Instead, she inBoth labor and management Funeral. (reduced theni to selected I'i'liee gave the following ac- was want public employes negotrastruck and killed by a car Lks. market reports, the New (ions exempted from Florida's count of the Saturday night in- when lie attempted to cross and Wall Street In. \'k Times ),,,,. Lb,lfl .,..r ,',,I,,nt i,.'h I . 111111M r,IIL'I juiiieiui-iii'iuit' 11 y Journal and a stock guide which law, Pie said prior to the iiievt- ariuied men held up a Wino iiigl't and another pedestrian, last D I ixie supermarket of $2,100 and Carl Weber. 72, of Miami. was traces fluctuations for th 11111 killed when crossing 87th s. decade. Whether those negotiations Fled. Si' far 16 pupils have bought Wilkerson. alone in his putru )l umear s it. 'u hi hut' co nducted in public is h eavily in oil shipping corn. 'tie of the he)' issues time coin- car, stopped (lie get-away car railroads, a Canadian f Gull William Magee, 38, o iiriics, iiussion will have to face in .'Joirtly afterward near an enguild Breeze, was killed Saturday mine, IBM, Xerox and trance ramp is 1-10. lie was writiriithe 11 guidelines. Texas lnstruu:ents ''Thu.' Information I've ru.- ;'art':utl hot as lit' questioned night when he lust conti''l of his into Allen Spears invested $6,000 a which slammed car t'ived is that. uiuost people he- the occupants. s''iu' 'ml stuck the day befir'' in ti erturneit. twitlge and At'tit ;o uiiinutrs Liter, the llv% c lit' stitishirit' act should tile bottiiiui dropped out of ti Friday Daniel M)t'rs rued he al)plic;ibk it, those nt'go- car was spotted traveling west night when his car ran off S It, 9 market. 'n !nterstate 10 by deputies Ed tiutiluto," l'atterson said. ''I was reallysick," said Atand struck a fence near his ''M;mmigemnent and l;ilsmr both Bates and ('harks JIm)" Jo)' him, It ''I ,d t'en w 1 i:,m iuttiw mm \telb unim indicated that they would pre. 'trove (lit' chasing patrol car icr that their negotuitions not Bates fired at (lie vehicle with iii- l:ms shotgun, fmrialhv causing it to t' l"sndin'te(i under th an &'mbankuiient up to 40% )uinc act,'' lie said. ''Whether trash it that wotihi 1w 1wuccibht' I dint ibu'ut tt',ut timilt's into AtuhaiiLl ma'ar I 4llt \ - 7 Per s In Weekend Accidents Court Gets Bargaining Arguments - . - - - - ................... US1ISSII '"I'-'S t iti'n S i,,rcfnt,, U - I" - - - _FUAGE ii _____________________________________ R.F. Castle I Attache Case ___ I. 11. Calls. . New in the area? Call 831.6370 for a worm welcome to your "New Castle" �- /• T he Sanford i. - ______ r 1 Monday, Herald --.-- Jan. 21. 1974 _____________________ Answer _______________________________________ ______ _____ nfu Dear - I - ___- * ---~~ C 1974 , ACROSS I Naue 42 Feminine ti name 44 Seed covering - 14 Dutch city ISMO%tttj sUtray Ii Religion tab comes 'i - _.. 4ie%'en.ye*ra.tJ be ezpec$eiI so "• — - -- - - nickliame -* he me so n 43 opposite S Call sound 36 New York like 37 Gossip 3$ R00f edge Piet 41 Japanese coin the earth 7 MIdday S Terrntrtal globe of Dal,i4$ army(Ilib 47Greal Lake u (mus ic i tail buildings 50Old Danish SHunts in 2$ Fleth'taung I ab) mammil 12 3 6 5 4 7 wild hog 52 Gaelic t.tter - I 0 — He'd next year: ripp; T I - 25 26 27 8 —i - r ________________ 32- 34 5 __________________ — — — Ii1P' Your home — — — real shrewd Valentine. Give her the drums come true. All sugared with ribbons and spiced with lace. Beautiful! L HAVE N EVER SEEN widely or consult experts, too, jati. 19, with Magnolia Circle — — — — - ey INSANITY INSURANCE — — _______________________________ ___________ — — 42 46 47 ________ ________________________________ _______________________________ 44 43 _______________________ 49 50 151 52 — — 54 — 53 55 ———— _______ - _____ I ( REMAINING - the whole bit just to make them happy. - -- - Does a man still ask the father for his daughters hand? Or is it an old-fashioned out-dated custom? — — — 59 NOT ASKED FOR ——— - - - - - — — — 60 — - - - - - - V \ / 1 — — — - - - 21 - DEAR NOT: Some still do. Altho It's only a formali- -: .1 ty. the man who asks a girl's father for her hand is sure to start down the aisle on the right POLLY'S POINTERS DEAR ABBY: Cindy, my 12-year.old daughter, said Joy, her best friend, asked her what she got from her godpa"nti for Christmas, and Cincb' was ashamed because she didn't even know who her godparents were. Cindy said Joy described all the lovely gifts her godpar. ents had given her for other occasions arid Joy also said godparents are SUPPOSED to give their godchild gifts for Christmas, Easter, and birthdays! Now Cindy feels cheated and hurt, and wants to know come her godparents never send her gifts. What shall I CINDY'S MO-flIER tell tier? 1111_ , - ______________ 01 ¶ J /, EVENING irks homemaker 11Y Polly ('ramer . - . - '.LL 'iA02AYA) . Polly's Problem ______________ ______________ _______________ DEAR POLLY Does anyone know method for cleaning aliminum windows? The grooves and corners gather dirt and dust and are so hard to i clean I appreciate some suggestions. - LENA. ______ - \'JEcEPT . - — DEAR MOTHER: Tell her that technically godparents are mponslbk only for looking after the godchild In the event that the natural parents art unable to. And that giftgiving always is opUonaI—.sserr mandatory. TIDEAL . - a good ) - 1k 1 __ - ____ (,j ,. f _____ ___ r _________________ DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those darn sales phone all They are so annoying. I would never buy MY READERS: A suUestlon for Know," atad $1 to Agafl Van Barn, 132 Lasky Dr., Rev. eñy mu, cni. mu. do ________________________________________________________ ___ -_:.:.. _'_, _________________________ _______________ F was in the center of the neck. for that would take care of it. self, but keep ttie corners clean and all the hidden places where people did not look so often, Freddy should 'ake notes of his Ideas and p;is them along to others in the same trade. They. in turn, will pas. along some ideas to him. If he gets stumped on Mmwthing there is always someone just down the street who can help him. ,1T1()R()ScO?E from tPs carroll iglnar Instituta / iII t TUESDAY A day when some assodato are In an agnimentative frame of mind and difficult conditions could occur. Make a point to keep cool, calm and collected. Don't lose . -. --- , I . ft 1. $I~ - i ... ABJES(Mar.2ltoApr. 19)Safeguardyourreputationoryou lose out where it counts the nxst. Engage in fundamental sctivities that tring your security. TAURUS (Apr. to May 20) You want to start a new plan immediately, but it requires further study for best results. Make sire you operate on a safe foundation. GEMINI tMay 21 to June 21) Neglecting your responsibilides could lead to arguments that are best avokicd at this time. Keep it cool and all is fine. MOON CIII WREN (June fl to July 21) Don't think that yoms associates arc working against you. Show that your word Is your bond and all works out fine. L.EO(JulytoAug.21) Youhavemanydutiestohandlenow so don't be tempted to go off on a tangent. Firid a new gUnn-Jck that improves your perscnality. VIRGO (Aug. fl to Sept. fl) If you show more appreciation for othm, you find you can make much headway with Um. Express those creative ideas y'U have. LIBRA(Se$. 23 toOct.22)Trytopleasekintodaytnsteadof 1 0 _____ ____ affairs more intelligently. SCORPIOiOrt,23toNov.21)Muchcarelsnccessarytoavoid possible mishap today and tonight. Show more willingness to -'perati' sAGIrARIUS(Nov.ntoDec.21) Monetary sltuauon could have you ottirriped today if you don't study it objecUvely. Forget notion to be extravagant CAPRl(X)RN tDec. 22 to Jan. 20) Don't start any agruments with others now and you find life gets better. Become more hK :erit ii: _____ —, : __ _ ___ J ir v.urk arid get :ihead. I .Jim 4K 43 WEST 4 72 LAST T Q1004 T AJ973 43 • K7 4565 SOUTH ID) K 65 +84 o(h vulnerable West North East .South 14 - I'as IS Pas 14 Pass 3V Pass 36 44 Pass P*ss 46 . S1* . Pass Pam Opening lead j By Oswald & James Jacoby __ that . " f per cent merly In Styles And Fabrics. 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OI _____ ____ "\\ % --- _( _____ . _____ (9) Password (44) Power For The People 11:30 (2) Hollywood _____ .,1,, _____ ~- , , ~ ,p Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The 510,000 (44) Fury n -00 (2) Wizard Ot Odds AI'.JD FIND OU1) .J __ 8A.M. Ir (9) Movie 10:00 (7) Dinah's Place WA AND HIS SAND Show (6) Wt's My Line? HAPPY HOUR Dance to your favorite tunes from 83Opm 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue . -- B'wce (4) CBS Morning .0. J ~- ill I Almanac 7:00 (2) Today News (9) Bozo's Big Top 8:00(6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas Show ____________ ______ I -:) J I - .I# . - I : ; , __F ~~, - IIrI1, jjj Lj Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for than four spades. Your three harts and your partner adiiiescd envelope and 2 ts to show tiwi ace. cents to covet' typing an1 d printing ctts when you send and swimming, and Is also a to CarroG Righter Forecast The Sanford Herald, P.O. B 6, toward a slam with his 15 What do you do now? keen bowler. Cooking is one 1r one of his boolcts,) Answer Tomorro*s poin!. tie would not know illr 1 lIhu Hollywood, Calif. yi4 ML1,) T k_UCK SALT IfJ II' v " ( THE 1LE WITH THIS ' li%Cs in Sanford, enjoys outoor acti vities such as tennis to Miles north of Orlaido between E (J Reservations (305)13116U0 sunstiine on "3' THIATRE -.__.- __ WINTHROP I to DRtYt .l . 6.00 (7) Sunshine $ToRE. HE.$ST' Sorry No One Under 18 j ________________ MORNING coRMY LIQUOR ________________________________________________________________________________ ' X'M ALREADY LATE _ _______________________________________________________________ Featuring of 7:30 7.35.25 S New Color TV Ends Wedni-iday TUESDAY Corner selection l; kfl: .lim tjlk (44) News "Sunshine" psychosis vs. a neurosis, so scrapbook these cases. has been a deiment to you In the past. Clear the cobwebs otd of sin$letons." Meanwhile, send for my Jim: "Take a look at the You, South. holdyow head. Be loyal to kin. , North hand. Your partner K J 6S 2• A Q tO 654 K 43 psychiatric booklet "How to IF YOUR CHILL) IS BORN TODAY. . - tie or opens one club and rebids one What do you do nOA" AvoId Nervous BrcAc1ow be taught early in life to think fast before acting for there iS spade over your diamond A -Otd-Iashloned bidders and Prevent Insanity,' ena-d t the or"site here. Tte diet must tx,right, tenden~y to do just response. Y(;u visuahm- a jump to the i-pade gavie. Moder- closing a siong stzrnped, return much rest is necessary during childhood so that thL delicate spade slam opposite any cort aLc4; bid three heariL Thl,1 Is a envelope, plus cents, person cn blossom into sturdy adulthood. Don't neglect ethical of opening bia that doesn't in' spIinte bid as discued in to 1 Always write to Dr. ane in c!u too much secondary day's article. traIng. care of The Sanford Ilciald. heart strenflh' TODAY'S QUESTION "flu Stars impel. they do not utripel." Whst you make U;ald. 'In this old days Ycudomakethesplinler bid of enclosing a lung stinpvd. your life is largely up (0 YOU! I ! . Time 8 P.M. $1,00 ________________________________________ _________________ I — NOW tolcx"oro (13) Washington ' - - - (9) News News The 70's . _____ _______ (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) News (4) News Environment _________ _____ _______ _________ 44 /' (6) News ___________ - - (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Street ____ ____ _____ ___ . _ - 6:00 (2) News (24) Book Beat ) ______ Ilb- -, ProgrammIng (24) Electric Company (44) Gamer Pyle (44) Movie 910 (6) Dick Van Dyke Y -' P'G F _ Consequences (13) Local 10:30 (24) Man And __ __ _ ..-" 1 11-4 _________ Pass 1• ' RAWNI _____ _____ ___ ______ ___ ___________________ 11,06 (9) Truth Or Bold Ones (24) BehInd Four - w-..- - -- bidder 14 -L - IFTS viwde to them by parents or is having her first showing at with ' lF . 0 'T'IIT TLANTA %\lLi,iON. - ______ Sure 5:30 (2) News (6) Green Acres _______ --. .. - n .:-,4 r .,- _.- Neighborhood es 5:15 (13) Starcast (44) Green Acr (6) Here's Lucy (9) Movie (13) Movie -' - - SHOWER _____________________________________________ AQUARIUS(Jan.toFeb.12)Youhavcworrieswhlchotherl ()wald "One of the most have made for yon. But ns i the time to show true Aquarian important bidding developinteUct and overcome hamhcaps. merits of the last 25 years hasWnt __________________ _______________ ~I , I I. 1' lie (or she) may also grow careless in dress and personal ()ne'.1I(zn'Shoit' hygiene. -.: Sitting with a faraway look in A relative newcomer to the ------their eyes, such young people . may be indifferent to remarks art scene, Dorothea Stro5nider relationships jQyj WA.401 P46T0 5J1 A'J _____ _____ Today" from "Gem of the canvas and Dorothea has taken and friends. Two hearts would be a force, ! patients advantage of the changing yet But such psychoti, Three hearts is wh a 'splinter' bid. It establishes may slowly lapse into another ever the same old river in her the last bid suit as trump and period of detachment, which lovely river scenes. shows a heart singleton.' Mt.houghshepaintsinbothoil misay necessitate another series Oswald' "South likes his and acrylic, Dorothea is finding of shock treatments, hand, but knows his king shock therapy can be acrylics a satisfactory and ror full hearts won'( be p4!hng rommipared to the eraser emfascinating medium, most of weight so he passes. the paintings on display are student .Iim "Four spades makes, ployed by a math to Ean an is a fair play for six that fails incorrectly solved problem. _______________ when the diamond Iint's.c.e But the correct solution is riot loses. Thus, the slam isa't pred by the eraser! really a had one, but it should tSlilillarl). shock treatn!c-rlt not be hid You ru'i'ii both a successful diamond finesse iirely gets the patient back and re'asonable breaks in into corimiunication witti the Jj Ofl1UF1 other suits to bring it home." (lodor, who then should resort st-si-u-tn isti.ii-u. .to psychoanalytic prabing till —... _ ____________________ lie uncovers the original cause ____________________ -'' -_.-i of this abnorninl withdrawal !1 [25i_1 4 I' ____________________________ Ironi real life. Thcbiddinghasbcen I Later this week I'll give you - - . -. February is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdate and $1 partner might well move bid; four hear __ modern simply jumps to three hearts. , A Q 1065 J932 ' The you could find no better bid ____ Featuring The Latest Senkarik's "Artists Corner." friends. Dorothea has been painting Sometimes their eyes light up as they seem to be hearing for the past two years and has voices of people not present in studied under C. B. Stowe and Mildred Babcock She is an the same room. Thisisaveryconimontypeof active member of the Sanford psychosis and is labeled Seminole Art Association and the Florida Federation of Art. schizophrenIa, She likes to paint nostalgic WINATB RIDGE Psychiatrists have often employed shock therapy to things and her quaint old erase, at least temporarily, churches and rural scenes are Modern bidder uses splinter their detachment from reality reminiscent of other days. that his king of hearts repre- and thus bring them back into Living on the St. Johns River at NORTH I sents duplication, conversational Lemon Bluff affords a wide normal 4KJ65 2 rii Of Boys' Wear DEAR I'OLLY - I covered a lx)ard. about 3 feet x 1 foot. with adhesive-backed paper and use it over the arins of a chair as an excellent desk for my grandchildren to do their homework or play games. I also nave used it for writing letters. The board is stored behind a chair or up against the wall when not in use. - ARLENE. yota temper or make unpleasant remarks. Keep smiling, _____ I': OTIS W HOPE. editor and publisher. JANUARY 22, 1974 OFFER 5JG THE .'ER See Our Fine Selection LOUGEOP(NDApLY -- ICLUDlSUp1 ______________________________________ _____________________________________________________ r14 by Crooks & Lawrence 5JTEE_HE "1 (24) MisteRogers 9 - 00 (2) Movie __ LUAR .tI [ __________________ FOR&TTINO HE f 7, - .- t.eit A M,iij )3FU - l.._. ____ $ 1 49 SPECIAL ______________________________________ people a little more helo They need and will appreciate this. topnotch student will begin to A captain ofa navy ship once told mehe did not care what drop in his school marks. () CARROLL RIGHTER'S _ of F FOR ,ET1IPJ6 .., ______ ______ whatever even i( I needed it. It never fails but such calls what you doctors do for them." Mrs. II. F. Cole, class come when a sick child has just gotten to sleep. I am in the Dental surgeons thus deal shower, or just finishing dinner Nothing could be more ol a with fewer neurotics than do teacher, thanked members for rutsance. I consider them an invasion of my privacy. They ysIcI.ans, for the usual root her Christmas Gift. use my phone to trap me with a sales pitch :\(IVertmsers wise Mrs. Alleen Gaines made a or exposed nerve of a abscess up and STOP using this sales technique. - JOAN. DEAR POLLY - Freddy who wanted Pointers on being a decayed tooth produces organic donation to the birthday bank. good janitor should have explained himself more instead of functional pain. thoroughly. Here is one that should suit him. Be proud of Often during the teens, a your work, your main jot) first and then take care all or very the little things. Treat everyone the same but give the older For Ab.by's new booklet, "What TeenAgers Went REAL A large segment of whatever it is they are selling be it magazines, real estate or patients will get well in a practical gift to a shot-In, a senior citizen who has dWfIIralty in getting out to sbop. or tor ow wbo h oL a limited bodgei; a selection of greetIng cards for all occasions, isoks of postage stamps. and a packet of postcards. -":- War Jacques Cousteau (13) The MagicIan (44) ______________ __ _________________ __________ 'L/LU M4 AP' - At (9) Undersea World of ______ U NC H EON 5:00 (13) Women ' s News (24) Special ¶u-1 'E.":- .i."r, A C" World _______ . . Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) Cilligan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (44) Petticoat Junction Toole (6) Gunsmoke _____________ ___________________________________ ______ ___ " 'TOOTH LA:E BUT O/jp' I THE NUE. HAPLEY5 NOT' "____ ° PEI'TORlC I ii . :.. . (24) French Chef 8:00 (2) Sanford Ph M 1910 c .I o.it;.i - .i,::- Deal (13) Ensign \ i' ___ , _ Jf '-( t401 4lir Isle complex Legislature 7:30 (2) Untamed World (6) I Am Joe's Heart (9) Let's Make A - r CAPTAIN EASY ° boys (1' inedicine thus deals with served as guests aff ivM. Mrs. Flora Wilkins, class neurotics, and is called Medicine." President, presided over the "Psychosomatic That is one reason why business meeting with Mrs. 9. Paul reading "Just for medical students are warned '" House Of Steak (24) Today In .-'. •- FOR 0AIC . I ____________________ Cookies and coffee were ______ 4 00 AT [WE 104 THREE SISTERS ,Is AtAV Live lAi ('rw'I.Inn With __________I - I KEEP FLEi..tNGA -D4'AFT/ 11, i' Are - 40 P,rqm..,(., -- ftseffim ---' IV (9) One life To (13) News ________ I. ________ Crat.herAiiud So he Isn't likely to consult a Brazilian Pepper and Figurines made in the AmLsh Colony of medical expert. The tyl)ical "Worty Wart" Pennsylvar.ia. Mrs. Thomas came to Sanford from Penn. about his health is a sylvania. example of a neurotic. M040Ay I TUItCAY 3:30 (2) Return To (9) Lucy J ______ _// -.'----- - 141 The refreshment table held At Thi Ii. ON.ca ___________ ________________ (13) Movie (6) Hoqan1eroes If IT'S&WEAT -' ~~Zl Gillon serving as hostesses. wrong! 1804 AT r ________________ ,- __________________ _____________________________________ ___________ ______________________ T' Q... 1W SOOTH AN 7RY IT ON! ATflCO5 r UMEPAr ftX4V ,- __________ ____ _________ I __ he right and the world is K. C. Williams and Mrs. J. M Phone sales pitch 1111 - _____ _ on the contrary, usually thinks Thomas, Mrs. I.. E. White, Mrs. _____________________ ___________________ I MONDAY - 0 '"\r'\ _________________________ _____________________________ -!'.!'"'-aa,4 ______________________________________________________ ______________ (psychosis). ;ARATE Peyton Place RQMA\ A I QJTFrTLL 0'E B 1 Sanford Ph.323-sOlO i7S.French 19 _______________________________________________ 'be ________ I.. (44) New Zoo Revue ______ ________ _-. _' I. where everythIng is a little more personal Which is basically correct. For a neurosis is excellent A.inish 1)ecor insurance against developing insanity Daughters of Wesley Sunday A neurotic person knows something is wrong and keep, School Class of the First United looking for advice or medical Methodist Church met on Monday afternoon in treatnwnt. A psychotic (insane) peron, Fellowship Hall,with Mrs. CL an of Dynamite' fist _________ Television - FAI LED! __________________ --- __________________ ___________________ ________________ ___________________________ 57 He Joins -A KUNG -FU, the I ? ___ _____ ______ FE-1 ______ neurosis, never a — D THE Truth ruleof-thumb advice: thru who ___________ young doctors are given this a _____ _______ * * * I In Medical Colleges, tile "Once by Larry___ Lewis — prospector Guinea, M 0 V I F IGHT lw_i Pa I ference? , to be held at the I \ ou plays a rhc'uiiicnthry ____________________________________ (QUARTER ______ j)arel In tUfl (lie d41) GaenCenteronJan.18atl0 ________________________ -i II B"! - YOU The annual Arbor Day 37 / maxiiiiuni•sccurity prison. N tail Strange featuring Burt Reynolds. Taking Cousteau's a Tonight, the captain studies the producer William If. Willson penguin, taking his crew and has produced a gripping equipment to (tie Antarctic. . narrated by K. undersea world, iF \OLl / i QUARTER op ou OT A GOT D '.f -- PA ____________ ''_ K(eIVt*JBOC' ONE - BAD EAM the annual card party at the Garden Center at 10 n.m. on _____ - ("Ore4t,r,)tFift4rq$IndFOuftditiO1s' _______ 1~ "Skulduggery' walls of Penguins" Another true ___ __________________ ___________________ % / - . IANOTHERONE''" • - / - kind she dreal"S 4ibOut. Be a gan, "our during a fascinating visit to "Dr. Crane," she be pah1, psychology professor has Mrs. H.H. Grier, circle assigned usa homework paper. 'We are to desibe the president, welcomed special tu...1-.tt n P..... - diff ,rence between a neurosis '" ' I('t 'Ii 4. .versus a psycnosit. — : oll BURNS iiOOFrenchAvent* 21. 1974-7A Monday,Jan. TV Time Previews ts Parole " CAMPUS CLATTER __ _________________ _______ ________ with BIMO STERCHI FURNITURE luxurious lingerie . . . the in 0 ghligh Herald 8.9 ABC ABC NEWS 8-9 PBS SPECIAl. OF THE G. Marshall. .SPECIAI. "The Flight of the WEEK " the cameras behind the ~-Il NBC NBC adventure f rout Jacques Washington State Peniteniary, Everyone else does SIie'llfeelaslovelyasshelooks so how do you explain the I If- hosting. ______________ J ~:- e 4 ~' . (, - _;~ S. Ikans program with pictures taken each. "We art' entitled to rtad • Grier, Mrs. She wore a flowing Japanese robe in blue during her CASE Z-531: Zoo 9., aged 17 — - .. Easyterms322.79S3 ,, you sojourn in Japan. During her sanity" and "cancer." Do Southward Irwin, presented the followlng stay also believe that Worry took classes in Ikebana, the art — Warts' about their health will for 'tour Queen 1.V later bCCOmL' Insane? And what of flower arranging. about "neuroUcs?" — 14J I . Hi Sanford THE EVERGREEN ' , -rV. -, were treated to a show will E.R. H.H. Earl Niblack and Woods, Mr'. Frank Woodruff, in charge STRM3E T4LE . ' 0 - Flowers; treasurer, Mrs. - __Li..wHAT TXD (T, IN MAN'' (7 WE LL, I MNDA HAVE BEEN SLEN, A AMP $y -Tot: HI,!M (Y THE FIRE LIGHT ' 4E J JNTA?N IN 30EV ; •.-'.- .L~.-_-.-., .,. vice president, Mrs. The by Dove__ Graue 7LL, MIND CkN-T MAN BE fl4E'1 %iULO LIVE THt)3E RIS I UP E I'T I4EAg M4T NOT BE - the Mrs. -- ______ E TALsiN,, president, Mrs. l.R. __________ _______________ mon me a I — — — — -ir —— .- — — — — — .- — — .. . . ,. years, have alway5 liked Gary, and I know 13 — —— the - . OOP j'b '.'U should Intrigue everybody. For and two large Japanese fans, of arrangemeflI. The nominating committee Refreshments featured new two most frightening t recipes she learned during her consistingolMrs.StellaMOOte, medical ailments are "la Mrs. E.R. Wood and Mrs. R.E. 10 11 9 ,,~~i presen slate of officers for the Club" at is a college coed. 12 :•: Presentation of the delightful 8 ALLEY :4 Ct'tc1?e feature . ._—.- : _____________________________________________ 51 New Guinea 3OthstanL I prefix) 31 Biblical 7.,or asks sonic questions 11 at the report from her recent trip to Japan and to a display of an assortment of objects d'art and ZeII1h 34 Outlined 1 steady for two DEAR ABBY: Gary and diamond and officially gave Christmas Day and and Gary is 24.1 announced our engagement. 11'ni 21 th re ts weren't surprised, but they are very much upset becauseare you ready for this?-Gary didn't ask my father for my hand! Abby. it would have been only a formality, and actually it never crossed Gary's mind or mine. I th ink since my parents fell so strongly about this they should have told have gone could have tipped Glory off. I went Members ByGEORGEW. CRANE Ph. D. S1. D. — — — — _- '-a, Club ---.- on C.M. garden center, at S.J. Brooks. annual flower the 11 a.m., and Garden 'iJóOk AROUND be held Center on March 29-30 with will host at her home, 1916 Hibiscu.s Feb. 21 at jj%e, lull 24Spiniih cheer IStngktIztn 24 W ood - w ind ?714oy(ltil) 2Getup Instrument 29Nipwithtneth 3Iktto!d(L.atini 2SGirIs name 4Chains flKicl da n Lifts used in One' ho hacr his choice ci rt-lftion on which one ill net him the most presents is truly child1sh-but then he's only se ven, so who can blame him? My pa down A HOUSE DMDED h? wanted Ex plaine d - sll Circle of the Sanford Garden N_ &I' Portioned hosted -.---:., X. (tie general meeting A N A 61 33 MWIIIC DEAR l)IVIDED: Would ',ou let Johnni choose his on bedtime? Would you let your seenyear.old quit school LI on _______ ______ Southward --- -.- ...-. tation of flowering trees by each of the circles In the the recent meeting of Central ___ '1 part 31 Mix should be permitted to choose his own religion' My hus- band and I disagm. Mrs. Ira ______ __ ___ a.m. will CENTRALCIItCLE _____ 400rnamcnlal My question: Do you think a sevenyearld child ••* I P1 II 19 Plead You probably know the problem: Now Johnny wanLs to be Jewish. My husband is upset with Johnny. and has even had the pastor ta to m, but Johnny still wan ts lo be Jewish. - i-A4 ___ Homework negtectlutit wilt I present at Christmastime. • l 1 ShIn 9Ptr1ifl% arden 4 Tune 33 roprt tkht 57 Arrow potion duty ______ 35 Plunder' lOThotight Si Sunbathes S9EgypUin god Emasculated 60 Drama 16 Point Kokos weapon 2OCapILalof Morocco 45 Fluff IN ) DOW N 22 Paritcles 46 Commander 1$AttendtotZ and goes to Lutheran Sunday school. Jennie gets a present every day for seven days because she celebrates Hanukah, which comes just before Christ Johnny gets only one ____ ___ e,TAI ______ S4Onesho Celebn the Jewish Sunday school and Is being raised in the Jewish faith. Our son. Johnny is seven. lie was baptized Lutheran 1:1 . -- : '" G mt*A ______ ______ rgrc,d 4Goodicast UCIV&IIOn over board bo.ani CtJIesho!,rlto iph dosttntirth 49Amphtons wife 12 ined L3WrlJ ox ot 53 Gold tSp SU and my husband £ ": . is LutherDEAR ABBV: I am Jewish re married in an, but it has not hurt our marriage. IWo ceremony. J Our daughter Jennie, who is ten, goes to civil a mas. ng ____ Abby By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ,. Y. Nftt * si - '--- ' ' "v- v ____ ___ Ref - Puzzle [ Choose Own Religion —___a Prt0 to Co minerals . ---. ____ IntheEarth .Johnny's Too Young To I . ____ _ i..q.,imumjLi rCAy ________ -'i - Another World ScS EVERYTUESDAY I EVERYTHURSC'AY I EVERYFRIDAY VEAL PARMESAN ChoiceotlwnVegetables. Hct Bread & Butter ½ lb. Western Steak choiceofTwoVegetables Hot Bread & Butter 5109 lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken In Dumpilns i CholceofTwoVegetabtes 5109 $109 (8) The Prici Is Right (9) (;ene - al Hocpttal .1 111 ~I • • - . . 11I I �xtio~ - '-'-'--- . ___%•_ - - ...-'-..----..'.---_-.----.-- --If- -. -..- - 8A-The Sanford Herald rizin g H ave Ma ears o PP Land1 Soft e d IIICC considered and goes, and ,happily, in the ideas Then in the 1960s came the (lie WaUSircet gunslingers, the and development, distribution Ias, all too many companies peddle copiers inferior to those Copley News Service last several years more notions superannuated are now part in all too many industries found of Xerox. It was a disaster. "financial orientation" vogue. Performance Cult, the Go-Go and general administration. This balanced concept might parcel and have gone than have stuck, of corporate dogma. sales orientalion simplistic and Similarly, In the large truck MI an executive needed was a days, ad nauseurn. A In this year of 1974, in which wellbe called "product orlen. During the 1950's, it was very self-defeating, Now, in the 1970s, In the last two decades of business, White Motor and Harvard MBA, slide rule and nothing Is certain except untallon." More and more Introspection, chic to denounce "production Intense Examples are rife. In the dry Mack Trucks (a subsidiary of rudimentary knowledge of managed companies are certainty itself, it Is comforting mpanic, Ralph Nader to the corpora I e orientation." returning to balance. The sa!es copier industry, companies Signal beefed up on salesmen price-earnings multiples, to know that management American The executive with dirty such as SCM, Apeco and and ignored truck design. Ford management has sifted and Financial orientation proved and finance functions have contrary notwithstanding, are therorizing appears to have fingernails was passe. Thi3 was Addressogralfli Slultigraph and G,Nl, concentrating on the worse than sales orientation: it their place-but only in relation acicepting the time-honored inade a soft landing on good, winnowed a number of philosophical theories, and It the decade of "sales orlen. thought that through superior product, pIcked Ut) market led to the insanity which almost to equally Important functions truism that is flfly One thing t hard earth, brought the system asunder- such as production. research important. it is thl- prtxlU(l, marketing skills the%. could shares. Management theory comes appears Wt now a good many lation." A Hospital Notes JANUARY -20, 1974 WOODBUR- Jan I.. Hobby LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC Vivian 0. McGill Karen D. Wallace Adminiscions Lewis A. Combs Doughias W. Mairuscalco, Scott B. Griffin, Lake Mary Thomas J. Townsend, Lake Mary John I.. Lacey, Lake Mary Michael Goodman, Ddliary Vivian E. Alloway Georgia M. Vincent Donald 0. Young Mollie Epli n William M. I'lotner John M. Pugh Armelta Foster AniInOtty J. rWbLSki, LlelWna Jacob I)eJtmu, Dt'ltona William F. George, Deltona LIST Sanford: Robert W. Boone Sandra K. Davis E-ssie Mae Burke Charlie Mcn Barbara V. Stevet'son Barbara Meeks John W. Jones Tracey J. Slaughter Jesse James, Deltona Helga Shmntorm, Deltona Lois Gordon. Longwood Ned Acree Jr., Osteen Harry E. Ogle, Sr., New Somyrna Beach Connie Below. Orlando Nancy Osteen, Osteen C J bumldung,-Overbrook Drive. Jan, 22 Sanford jion.s Club, noon, House of Steak. Speaker, Don Barker. "High in the hhmnahm) as'' ,. I 22 aIi-tt1 1,I 1 (mob, drner is,eeting, 6:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Mrs, Marian Itetliwell will speak on rnerriand leadership. .hjn. 21 IAa4 t.. i, t1 SOAP 6 REG. SIZE BARS 58 l2 VALUE - IJ _______ 1111111111111111111 _____________________________ ____ - ii ,il il il l l l l I I I I I I I Iil il il il il il I !111 NO __ I a WROMM H S I FA Af IL y SIZE -I - p a S p E SCOP r - 18 ' c 0. I 99 GIEE41 4/ 42 _____ ORI I I - H Casselberey Woman's Club, r rLnk [-imivi- . ('4ese1krr). noon. Jan. 24 Seminole Chapter Florida Audubon Society, 2 p.m- . Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford . Spcaer: FraikJaca. Senmnig .irdcns." 1 il 8 1 COITO)v 4 BOX OF 40 24 TABLETS LIST $191 28 TAMPAX 4 SWABS TAMPONS / LIST READY TO FEED 32 02. REG. or WITH' IRON • . - IN I 8 1.95 $ / .,~I 'i , , Ply 1- 811 $ . 1-1 . 17() ' 00lJj "" REGA, S1 it SWABS . a / .. - . Jai]. .5 / Jnmhil baughters of the Confe-'!'-r' \urman deVere Chapter, 2:30 p.m.. at I iith Charles Stcenwerth and ct-uhamrnian Mrs Watsen Wallace at 208 W 17111 St,, INTIMATE - REG. $3 $ r ----- n ,________ ______________________________ I ! ____ = I LOTION ___________________________ _____________________ - -- _i. i BIC WC 100BCQMPLEX 60 FEM.IRON IJUTANE 100 VIT. E 100 ALL BEE C 400 lU. w-c 2 250 BRECK COLOR 166 2 BORN BLOND 1 PRIVINE SPRAY 2 L'OREAL EXCELLENCE 1 SINEX SPRAY 1 oz. 2 13 225 LOVING CARE 399 50 DRISTAN TAB'S _____ ______ _ • 99C 24's 166 TRIAMINICIN t 77c Tab. 221 MISS CLAIROL Color Bath 88 1? VICKS 44 Color l CONTAC CAPS REVLON Silk fi 100 VITAMIN C 500 MG 99c 1. 40 GERITOL ''- Before last Wednesday, Charlie "Baby" Fullard had exoected to appear on the Daytona card against an un-named op. ponent, but after the beating he took from Minnesota's Glen Morgan, I'm not sure he will be ready. They say that a man who defends himself in a law suit has a fool for a client. The same must hold true for someone that Is his own manager. Charlie Fullard handles himself. If! were Charlie, I would find myself a new manager, the one he has is trying to get him killed, I can't understand why he allowed hiumesclf to get into the ring with a man that outweighs him by almost 15 pounds. A difference, like that at the junior middleweight level is unheard of, If itsowitis like I am putting a knock on whoever made the match, I alit, Malcom Tait is the matchmaker for the local shows, but that does not mean he made the bout, or didn't. Whoever put the fight together never stopped consider what each man would weigh, for if be did, he doesn't belong In the match making business, a nd Fullard keeps accepting bouts like this he won't be in the fight business, The last time the dead game Fullard appeared in the ring locally, he weighed 146. In Morgan's last bout before coining south, tie was introduced at 160, but he has weighed in up to 167 for .soine of his previous fights. 9oz. SURE DEO. 26 Seminole YMCA Indian Guides Shawnee Federatmut', beginniftg at 13 aims carnival gaimes, prizes, rides and rrfreQi:nnt'rt I p in. fists In) and council Fire. YMCA off Sit 434 behind Lake Brantley School. Public invited. Special prices For children 9c 131 b 1 1![I1 1 2oz,CAMPHO-PHENIQUE 88 SLIM-MINT 218 100 BAND AIDS-i" 1 AQUA BAN AVENO BATH NOXZFMA 500 SARDO I or. Liquid 8oz. LANOLIN PLUS I 58c 17'FOILLE SPRAY 3" 1 OZ. BLISTO SOt 141 69c BACTINE 1 34 a, ION SACCHARIN 1/ 4 44c 1000 SUCARYL ~~ 1. . 29c 68c SWEET & LOW 100's 66C - 'oo' TM, 93 ______ ____________ 330 GRECIAN FORMULA 20 $ EFFERDENT 18 1 00 CONFIDENT 130 TOP BRASS 20 ENGLISH LEATHER II 2°° RD TUBE loz. VITALIS J 175 0, SPICE LOT 4-o z. SKIN BRACER 99C '31 77c 123 FASTEETH 65 POLIGRIP 30z. TOOTH POLISH I have another ('(-tor the sanie day as the fight and the scale showed 150. 'it 165. But, when they Morgan was thenchecktA over anti came in, were introduced in the ring, suddenly Fullard jumped up to 155, while Morgan dropped to 160. Why this sudden shift in five pounds. Could it have been that the management I t want I e fans to know the truth, that a junior middleweight, just three the welterweight limit was being shown with a light pounds heavyweight, and that my friends is what you are, if YOU weigh 165, a lightheavyweight. Again phony records that are made up. If a man is outweighed b' 35 pourmds,thenletthetruthbeknownordon'tallowthemtogetmnto the ring. If the difference is so great, admit the mistake and or trytoconthefans stop the fight. but rieiiei eu LII Glen Morgan isa standout prospect. lean understand why himn(flers wants to get hun fights that are ones that he figures to with are unreal. win, but the men he has be en matched with "little" Charle Fullard, Morgan the Fight Coming into had been KO'ed and none had foes had a record of 640. All his quite a record, except when gotten past the third round. That Is mark of 1-26-0 OU look at his opponents They had a combined points out before the Morgan fights. Rut the case of Bobo Wilson the type of competition th at Glen has faced. It was announced in Minneapolis that Morgan would' fight a man was lfl Wilson, from Peoria, Ill. The night of the fight, troduced as Bobo, and 14 wmrxb after ugening bell had rung, the ref was finished counting him out Considering it Wes 10 wconds of counting, you can see how hug F!nbm rt'smiimint'd UI)fm6 i1t Later it was Foundout that Hobo Wilson was not Bobo Wilson, he was Harry Ponzo from Minnesota. It seems that Ponzo had his record breaking KO. never even had gloves on before quite often when it comes to Mistakes like this seem to happen then th e shill of five pounds Glen Morgan. first (tutu Morgan tim Fullard By the way, I asked Lou Viscusi if tie would consider putting Morgan in with Taic1y Murray on February 6, the next time Glen is scheduled to appear in Orlando Viscusi answered In the negative, saying that the 168 pound Murray was too heavy. Like I wiis-r said, Fullard needs a new manager. U 4. PEPTO BISMOL 74 2 PHILLIPS TABS I" 125 EZO PADS 90c POLORIS And Uiat word introduced, reminds ine that eauing fri _________________________________ Jan. JaILZS Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p.m., Uri-Center, l742 Public invited. After the smoke cleared in Miami and Orlando I stood with a record of 2-3.1. These were moie loses th an I picked up all last year and Mike Quarry didn't even fight. locally I got bombed out with Mike McKinney, won with Vie Perez, survived a draw with "Snake" White, and had the referee 11wk di•it; 'z,,,u, If I keel) up this type of predicting I will have to change the tithi' t FIS1](' F't.I1l1.lN(;, Down Miami Beach way, undefeated Elisha Obed came through for me against Tonuny Von Itatten, when he stopped the Texan after 2:50 of the second round. Von liatten's record now sLarxis at an impressive 184, but he has been starched in his last two efforts, over in Austria and now here. Managed by his beautiful wife Pam, Von flatten was quoted after the fight as saying, "I was a bit surprised, I was expecting more from a guy with his ranking," fourth In the U. S. and 10th in the world). I just wonderhow long Von flatten would have stayed upright if Obed had come up to his expectations. Ron Wright, the Lightheavy who lost a 10-rounder to "Snake" White here last year. got himself stopped after eight rounds with Miami's hot prospect Tony Green. Also, Henry "Slick" Mitchell, who was viewed here in a winning effort against Perez, while losing to John hnney and I)enras Higgs this past season, was stopped by another Mendoza Group fighter, Marcel Clay, in the fourth. Speaking of Dennis Riggs, he and "Thunder" Thorton will be shown in the main event over in Daytona Beach next month. Also on the card will be a return match between Jimmy "Doc Holiday" Soloman, and Larry Peterson, the only man to last the distance in 1973 with Solon. The two of them waN1 a fsirjc'imc draw pony Last year at the Sports Stadium. hone to pick with th e local promoters. Fullard was weighed by a DRUG _ _COSMETICS I IAz REVLON Jan. 26-27 Florida's Second Annual Depression Glass Show and Sale, Sanford Civic Center. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. 6 Cosmopolitan Associates, Winter Park Chapter, will meet si ('b,'a-r:m 1, Educational Building, All Sa.nts Episcopal Church, Winter Park at 8 p.m All Ftsreign born women in vited. For further information al A, J-) Herald Correspondrnt Con The Fans I By JOHN clu•;ltwA Correspondent Put Mustangs ' On Bite - wrest ler reversing on the other was trying (ii snake weight prior 'eisnbell in 3:34. The tally was stanza. Brinker's opponent w ith a pin in 3:. As with nit lea ving the score 5-5 going intu In the snatch. The Lyman senior 4-2 prior to the pin. Gary 1snmon scored in the Brucato- matches he was in the final period. Neither .irrived at Merritt Island tu Jun Howarth gained revenge Iat two siminutes on a takedown omplete control from the start with a 2 and near fall hot fell short miuimtin a 12 lead before the restler was able to score and txns over the limit and in a fro , Lyman at i pin lime ismatch was declared a draw. smatter of a hialf-h"ur lost those decision From Gary Curtis. lie ihvtng the snatch to Lyman. ITT ISLAN D -1- he I.ytsian wrestling team took Ili what had tell be termed an Step flulliber one towards their Mustang Slark Cotter was the Doug Peters, at 107 got the p(pun(ls. Colomb won in 1:00, scored oil a takedown, goal of district arid state I hi'unds First pin in 1:59 over upset Randy Crain look a 10-s In the 121 division I'aul ijicijicamnent and reversal. winner in a 14-7 count over decision from Glenn Hill. There playoffs when they easily Itick Warner. Peters record iticliards walked oil the mat In what rated as one of the Donnie Thompson bringing the hiasitileil a very highly rated now stands at 13.0. This gave ausml 23 secouds later walked miff, most exciting matches of the score to 26.11. In the 157 class was some question as to Merritt Island .squad 416, I.yimian a 2 lead and from that sc or ing, an impressive pin [mum evening Jim Brinker pulled in the crowd saw their second tie whether 11111 should have restled or not. Unlike most Saturday afternoon, in'int Merritt island never Dale l(i'bjnson, the afternoon when Doug lii 12th will with out a loss on a Thus was the Hounds first caught up Buck wr estlers 1111 went into the At 127 the Mustangs gained d,c 11-10 decision. Brinker Wilkinson and Jim imiatch under-weight and the emi'ounter this year with a Cape hen George kiininated the first two rounds, deadlocked at 3.3 Dave Cihauib brought hionie a .siuie ground C*iast Conference school, victory but his biggest battle I,sig gained a pin Imnuim Guy taking an 115 lead Into the last B'b Brucato also went 12.0 Coaches felt the Hound senior ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ %4as voilling down with an illness, but he wanted to wrestle st ate and certainly the strongest in Central Florida. and finished the usiatch so exhausted he had to be helped Ga'ing into the match (tie Mustangs had host only one iii the showers. mi'nferenue battle and that was Mike White wa f)utv emghed, usual, but pinned his foe in tip Cocoa Thursday. Pete Kerasotis at as too lake their elders the Lyman tl > r that time I.) simaui jayvet' Teaiui aptamn Gary Miller dccisui making the final tally 40-36. Time First varsity match of the jayvees picked up their eighths are as good as if riot better than tiMik only 46 seconds for his will. 134. 1 afternoon was a 100 lb. battle The varsity stands 8-0 on the Ti'iim l,nt and John Nitch in without a loss with a 61-3 most varsity teams. 'Ilmis is Miller's fourth year th.'ir m'vt snatch al. it sr .. •. .. I,. t a :. .! Iii t'3'- r''-'-.'. 'ø Ui.un,tii - iIu,uIw . i'.a ::. .. ;.,j llie baby Greyhounds ac- will .,- willia 4.5 er Steve liven a hp vwitender in the again with pin-, in 2:56 and 4,37. lt)njvjit against Sletro ConI)pporcnt REship ---rmmimr grajmpkr •I:mmm Ilustinm. uuiwlateil a 3041 Iwfrt beiim; WiIljamiiun. '11w talk It-i 4) 'lhtru I n tb 'ar:aty quad. ( mg Martins flllfIm1 mttm a Ms're. In their first meeting l'Ltytth scored first on a scored upon and aft'r that before Wilhiauimsons shoulders Skvc Lang had the easiest superior decision, 18.4. flit. flountLs demolished the takedown but Huston escaped pr(weeded to score tile next 31 louched tile mal. Pat Hoi-lett %4 ill of all taking his class with a Jeff Clayton took only :55 tin! seconds to pin Bill Ferree. This lirnels 53A v1ith the awl then scored a takedown xsmnLs. Their showing is helping Fidlm't'd along tile saimme lines forfeit, frimi which flayas escaped. The tip provethiestatenient madeby except a little cluicker with a David lAng was tile only was little (off Clayton's usual ilisli4)1).%I(x)r(,imjirit,,(,lliiiiiii,, %,I~i second period had each ('itach Bill hoffman earlier in 1-32 put. forfeit befallen Hound losing a 5-1 pace. Lyman N Grapplers Win •-" '. ' ' -- ' - ' gu. . - - Ea ger Coloni al Sur prises Tri b e ____________________________ _ _____ ______'L ________ ___ - - ____ - v0 :4., *11 , .&..___ --_____ . dr - 0. _=_ _`__~__ V 0 L ' a- I -- ____________1111 ___ ______ In 72-64 _______________________________ - ___ ___________ ______ Upset __ It "m P", . ___ I - ____ pensate for their lower .shooting percentage. TIme Grenadiers put 04 ". . ~ ____________ time ball up 58 times and made _______________________ ()Rl.ANIX) A determined good on 23 for just under 40 per 'rouj) of Colonial cagers tent. _____ - 1,lohmm: Zeuli led tt:e locals in the decided they wanted to win ________________ mimore tItan the visiting Sanford storing category with 26 points qu:ntet and posted its fourth for tile ___________ victory in 17 outings Saturday iver the 20 point mark For the mught over the surprised Tribe fourth night in a row upping t ______ _______ seasonal average to 20.7. Wf'Jm by a 12-64 margin, _____ Starting early, something at least eleven contests to go that the Tribe has not done too high-scoring guard has all - J mnmuc'hi of all year, the outstanding chance tim bemme --,; Grroadiers junipetfoff tip a 13.7 tile first N ppg scorer in - -!is-'- -- - - - lead in the first quarter of Seminole high history . . --- . -Randy Brown, who fouled out .' ,"4_ action and added on a 1-13 4 -- - second Iwrmm1 to go into the 11itcr us the game. was the only licker rooimi with an unexpected ittier Seitmmnimie player to hit the , ., double figure mark with 11 w1it ;int oulge, 28-20, In time sluggish first half the IM'mflts. . - i5'-2,' 1 - -' Brown has been the Tribe's - :- - ,- -. - 6 Iiu;ils watched the Metro inference doorimmat team work - tther" double figure man for HOUNDS COME OUT ON TOP tie ball in deliberately For hugh miii'st of the season and ranks ...Over undefeated Merritt Island lit-reentage shoU; tit Wkv the %ecimcl only to 7.cull it) that relinquished department. With another year it' they never When the two teams started to play the junior Forward tile action upagain in tile third should be a keystone in tile quarter the locals managed to Semuimnole plans for next year. But Saturday was a different hinge lime pace - but not the 'ml tint I na o-4. 31 Itt' .,ratts ri h unnd .1 ' tarhmni arid Tmin i' wi By flOU( STOltt''ml was B Bras i'utcomiie. Colonial outpointeml story for the locals as they 15 Amil.sai liltbucket fro,rit the Itaines added a 21-18 dropped their overall cage livral(i Staff Writer 12 markers disapixiinted in his players t'he &-infordiles b) fit line 1' only none by the apiece imerf''rmmmancv fmunmm the stand. itIm many coining n ecurd to 9-8, ;srgimm, HERALD SCORE BOARD 'i imims I'anthmurs ' msntin iinthm gratjj'rs from The game was ''Ificiated liv a j.mnt 1 1 n'! htotmne enough in a II e trawm time charity stripe. brought twine ttie .short end of Sanford. ki;! ~~,ww lh-,% %%ery trailim: As a result, &anford went intii SANFORD FG FT TP 0 7 i 1he scorini! stick Friday night ,ciored their hoost 26-25 from tile liasketball coach and a highi flit, fourth and final peri(id &w..., 9 I 26 after dropping a 69-57 free field but iiic'kt'd up only live school aged referee claiming hi trailing by eleven, 4938. Not ZUCJ' lbroiA tiddled 69-57 verdirt Iii 1xiints at tile charit%stripe lie a sanctioned ,official for " miused tip being behind at that (7ClementS 3 7 I i't Iii put thi ball U on the a numipared to, 19 for Mount Dora. Flo-rida High School athletics. Moumit Dora A juncture ('oc-h Jot' Mills' outfit 3 boards" exclaimed the C'rootns 1 0 2 lttiibmn ('m'ttmi sparkled in the 1k' tiam look aver when the 'l'hmt' disgruntled Panthers ;mroceeded to put 26 markers on spae mentor. "I couldn't get through 7 '' S lui,ever. were tine ones being Itisummeefbort f"r('rcwsmms ba gging assigned officials failed to the board in the final stanza. 70 24 64 to tIme boys and we look only 26 imarged the vmimlations and 16 lNmimit,s and grabbumi: 15 how. \s usual, the strong fourth. TotaI __________________________________________________ Froni the floor during the shots ____________________________________________________________________________________ FG FT TP (luIrtcrS&'imiIflle5 hut the COLONIAL second half. The Panthers hit 14 1 0 ''f-" itrgt percentage of their shioLs k,flflf, I of those field attempts t'momi9 in thtt' irmi1 of time contest. But - - -tred to runt' t 'l fruini the S I) 'i - .- -.- - iluirda>' was not to see them TPmompalo% thNmr fair I)tr,m I 5 1 uume-fri'mn.betmindas they have JOtI' 0 3 s.,oi fl,- I)tN (;ll,%IA KIlN l!t'rald Correspondent 'S IF -- --- A Discharges mrmen house, 24 p.m., 1302 F. Second St., Sanford. Public welcome. By Lee Geiger Fullard And Morgan - uui - ---.. " a PINECREST SHOPPING CENTERENTER HWY. 17-92AT2Tth ST. Next ToA&P A Q W Monday, Jan. 21, 1974-IB 40 - 16 Mat Victory Hounds - - - - -. . _______ ____ _ _ 70o F • k-f TUBE Births Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence (Donna) Williams, a girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Richard (ImLi) Wise a girl, S.inford 7 Sezimmole County Blood Bank r . 7"71.~6 .1(-. : Fistic Foresight C 'I'.' I_nm t,mtI pa - -----.-- '_.------- 'I conning to Florida, On paper it didn't figure, but fights aren't fought on paper, and if you didn't go, you really missed out on a couple of all out , Jan. - t. I would like to start this week out by saying that last card at the Sports Stadium was the best action I have seen since FOR69 - FISTIC 1i 0 Y I . 1. :. - Seminole Calendar Casselberry Woman's Club \_' •- Antonio H. Queral, Orlarl Jan. 21 American IA'glun Post and Auxiliary 2.56, 8 p.m., ,/'_• Tammy Kipp, Maitland Bertha B. Brown, Osteen Jody Marie Shupp, Oviedo Joy Wright, Deltona Sanford. Harold Whittern Vanderbilt Nickerson Early Bradford ?earlie Mae Lee Leo C. Reynolds Oliveme Mae Keeling Chatia Williams Wilfred H. Conrad Births Mary Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Marlin sitarWilliam Lane bara Ste veesoni a girl, Sanford Charles K. Tate Mr. & Mrs Steten sBarbara Mrs. Jack (Lmnda) Moore and Necks a boy, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Lenville girl mSandra) Davis a girl, Sanford Elroy N. Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beverly L Lockett iConnie) Below a girl, Orlando William E. Allen. DeBary Sabre Bremer, DeBary Discharges Blanche Walker, Deltona Sanford: Mary McLeod. Deltona Jtrrs I. Anderson Jr. Eleanor H. Poeckert, lkU.n L)oniel C. Crou.se I'aul I). Nearfield, Deltni tleon Derstmne -'---------- -- - ' I ,u. Helen Petruska, Deltona JANUARY 18, 1974 William H. McKibben, Admissions DeBary Brenda M. Donaldson, Sanford: Sorrento, Fla. Arlene Pejsa James E. Mullins, William H. Heinbuck t'harkston, W. Va. Pamela m V. Jelks Ulhie Mae Caldwell Births Mary Harkey Mr. and Mrs. Kirby (Nancy) Raymond J. Turrill Osteen, a girl, Sanford Jerry L Anderson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Willie E. unda N. Wise Vivian Ahl',;av, a girl. Lydia Miller Anna Paulette Dando Willie Green Discharges Linda Jennings Roy 0. Walker Sanford: Lucille Gordon Tracey J. Slaughter Rose Conklin James H. Emer'on Sr. Care Hudgin Bernice E. Minich, Deltona Bertha L. Chandler Gladys Townley William Steckma., Deltona Walters, Walters. Baby Boy Eileen Dalton, Deltona Ruth E. Snably, Deltona Scott B. Griffin. Lake Mary Ann Weber. Deltona Chrisopher Alan Myers. Christopher A. Myers, i IS i '1 Tanumny Kipp, Maitland James Mort, CasselberTy Frida Beetz, Orange City f C BOTTLE Ida M . - pumwng, winier Springs James E. Mullins, Charleston, W. Va. . k, I. Admissions - - The Sanford Herald I LIGHT BULBS 14 OZ. RINE 14 wo ____________________________________________________________________ JANUARY 19, 1974 .'. 74W.-a.-,W.~.-~:~.*---'---.--. Score R DA IFLO 1'.., 1 V 1 Y 1)ONALI)C. HAUDER -- .. Monday, Jan. 21, 1974 : Th e .---'.-.-._-.----'--.-------.. On The Cable 3oz. VICKS SAM 88c ______________________________________ - 78c 100 GLYCERINE S(Jpp• 99c 97 7 7C 100 TUMS 48 l4oz. SERUTAPI 99, 100 MUSTEROLE 77 I I This past Saturday night on the weckly boxing s.~~,,%- from Angeles, world class welterweight Armondo Mtlfllz scored sensational two round KO over former Olympic gold medal winner, Antonio Roldan, (12-3). Also seen was Felton Marshall's onC round txniibing of Guero Hernauidcz, and Marc Thomas taking four round decision from Jose Negreete. IF you have any desire to see the "Twenty Five Greatest Fights", Heavyweight you will have to either get on the cable or visit a friend who is, because in true Central Florida fashion, Channel 6 has decided not to carry Them. ______ ___ _ ______ ______ ;_~ Ar~,V"_ - I .. '' -'. . -- -a. ' •" Panthers Bow To Mount Dora I I) Colonial responded tam ttmt' wiirns 23 26 72 Totai% locals scoring spree by calmly hitting the bucket themselves 6. ''3 ii Ii i i fair i points antI were never n' n'i _____________________________ seriously headed by the visiting -a migers. \tlhougii the action was slow Ips in First half of the imiatchup. tIme Semmunales were unfortunate eumuughm tam go into in t ermission tithi Iwo starters in foul tr"ublm,. .1'lmui i 'irso and ltandv llrmmwum. twam vital perfomsuers _"y -- '' . . - - ' - - -- - - - - -- 'i-. - - - - 71 - __. i t'-, , '1 - - / - -0 "' - . ' T1 it- Panthers will try and slip ic into tilt, winning (lalimuumU - Gridder - - I -IN " ~ l"UlU I \UI )Li U)Al 1-., lii, '1 better fm the Semiiuiolm' t hnt'hu but! t'night to r,mist' funds ('imnutv club as hioth starters fair George ('utmninghsummtm, 4111fictl ' (lie citintest tin tile bench paral)7-ed %%Iwn his spinal cord wa severed during a high sft'r fouling out midway in time t'ttoa'l football gaumme last -rtK'i61l fourth quarter. '1k' evening saw plenty al Nmmt'iiitx'r, Ibm' ethibiltini m ii,, !,t-t iii lmth' h!mns a Ibm- t iuiuiswere'aIletI for imersonals a series it activities organized 29 For by friends if time 18-year-mild tmt;ti 1 5 time.-, atlmlctt'. Sc t'ral thmm'usand trmI imnd 28 fair time hosts. dollars were raised Saturday ('imni•l gut list' better end of for Cunnunghmauui's mumedical bills time charity situation as they posted a slight edge of 26-23 ii' during a 2o.iumle marathon hike .:ma along with their bulge of Li 1,500 students. 'flit' bout, arranged by the thmrct' fielders over the locals. - -- Pa ralyzed had three fouls at the - 1 R gH Tribe each : - -. _~ - - -__ - Onmight % - -=-- - - ' - -, (- - - 1. , - _____ i ____________ _______ Li helm the' host the ninth .radc squad froiii Oseceula. 'lip 1 1 .7 ' ' - .- 11.11 _________ - Frt'mim the Ihmw'r as they wound tip Asmwuitnmsi, mst'xpected to raise 1k.' flight making good tin ',f) of istmut $10,000. "'lint' bills will t'a'iIie into lime their 451 attempts for decent um( mghitrimmoM1 al $flm,00fl,' said ;'r'uitagm' if 4.1 5, lie real mlmfft'rt'mmev mmu hit' Inn IlK-hard lk'Ikrsamrs, whim' a-amntcst I aiwever was line wa'rks ut Hollywood Memorial sura pp,pess of tile Met,.. 11itspital where Cunninghain Is live as they grabbed being treated, "We're tr)mflt1 t" t'mmm ,ugIm lmmt' balls to cmii. case the fmnisly's burden." Usually reliable IAN)n Jenkins netted nitty four points and five tubmunds arid had to take a seat next ta Bray on the bench when I.e fouled a'ut midway through tine final stanza. Jenkins is usually good for double figures but took a'rnf) six shots the entire game. Smith and Cotton ert' playing the Final stanza t it! lint personals apiece. ( cola V. isa'duletl to lay the l'antttt'rs , ariter this season but th,ey .smmiehlc,l ut ;it thmt' last 'Ii' in! I'' If V.111 repeat that erta'rnuana.'e mlml is m'xpca - tinn:: 'I ' t. m:,Umie Ii' take tnhu t' 1:' ,t - ' tilt') I. HERALD SCOREBOARD CROOMS - '' ,i' i - . - - ;JInes ?ritpt -_ jog - Vl~- %, ~~ I J -a - PATRIOT CHARGE FO FT PT J , I 1 16 4 0 17 Al C i7 ) D 0 Totait MOUNT DORA STENE 11AIWAS. seen here driving to%vard the basket against the W.IVI'm Apopka Blue Darters. shares Lake Brantley scoring responsibilities with teanunate Ray Bowling ii,m'rs -v. ro . (I FT PT , 1 s �213-Th Sanford Herald Monday, Jan. 21, 1974 Monday, Jan. 21,1974-313 The Sanford Herald Explodes For 40 Points * SJC Back In The 'State' Running Cobb, Show Lions Prevail Over DeLand Khici size By J RICIIAR[)S herald Sports Editor up to his hot-shotsng partner, the Raiders appeared earlier to second half, falling short of the shaky but sometimes surwho grapped 14 rebounds. he left out in the cold, Seiiilnotc cagers by two points, prising start into a solid conRoberts McCullum snared 11 susiiething which had happened 59-57, as Sterling's charges tender. It took Seminole Junior caroms, despite it height last year for the first time In the were content wilt, the win. Ttiier major goal again is to College's Beanie Shaw just disadvantage. school's Seven-year eligibility 'Ilie Raiders, who have been return to state play.4)l! action Three games to tell the state Chip Crawford, who held the for tle post-season tourney, more prolific on the scoreboard and erase last season's tail-end - Junior college basketball world reins while Shaw sat out the lake City is currently leading than past seasons, have also blemish. .?l'ni back" alter missing the 1973 half of the season due to (tie division with an on- taketi a big bite out of their HERALD SCOREBOARD - 'first half of the season, academic problems, canned 16 blemished slate of live wins, defensive capabilities, allowing FO I TP Saturday, he posted another itiarkers, while Robert Wide Seminole is second and their once-reknowu stinginess sic reminder, scoring 40 points to MtCullunm 17 and Mike Valencia third, one game back, around their own bucket to Crawford 7 7 16 ;pace the Raiders to a 113-104 Williams 13 points kept the Williams, who did not start, 2 14 1 tarnish, but not without McCuilum 3 13 victory over Division II for scoring spread out. came in for the Raider's tall building their own potent 7 Florida Junior College in The local school's only All. oum, David Tossie, and laced scoring machine first, 7 10 :Jacksonvi1Je, State player remaining from the Florida press, acquitting 41 17 lii l"11u14 filled the air for the TolaIt what many feared was the himself remarkably, earning hom'ecourt Jacksonville five as Scoring at more than a 30 C FO FT TP (lying gasp of a Joe Sterling high praise front Sterling. lucy were stopped 25 times, Sheffield 14 0 7 lh1t clip a game, the Orlando dynastic grip on Division 11 Shaw. who has been 107 2 while the more careful Raiders FuteII Boone product is the state's playoff slots. Shaw ripped the averaging Just about a point a , 6 , 0 12 were taui!ht on just 17 ne.lcadtng scorer and at 0 plus .., , ,,,. _. JA -• Cornril 3 0 Itm rom tileitoor. he niso 6 73 per vent six minutes of the first half 'lTht' U:iidt'r-. I lk\t play St. I 'u 0 7 kad.s 1 l rida ui shUn His 18 point first hail after gelling three personals Tuesday away at Ii pin., with Totals 44 8 104 The Raiders who won their production helped pace the uiimd-way in the period. two more road tests before - Will game against one loss Raiders to a 56-45 lead over the As with most of their games coining home to meet lake City sic S6 57-I13 45 59-- 104 Jacksonville quintet, and the this season despite sometimes .Jan. 30 at Lyman to start the I Jc after the holiday brea c, fought rest wasa matter of keeping the being out-classed in the height second round of Division 11 off a fierce Florida JC press department, the Raiders came tontesis. throughout the game gaining same face. The Raiders, who saw their down with more than their With the will. Sterling felt his thr-on-two situations that division playoff hopes begin share of the rebounding, charges served notice on the produced much of dwindling without Shaw's ser- collecting 47 caroms to division and the stale the margin vices, are now 4-1 in the tough Jacksonville's 36. Raiders are playing ball now. SItxipmorc forward Gerald loap, and with Valencia The Raiders also shot a torrid "I think on any given night we Owens came in right behind Community College arid lake 63 per cent from the floor in the could beat anyone in the state" ; Shaw with 19 markers. His 12 City Community College both opening stanza. he said, adding the club has By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS l?bounds also finished runner- vying for the two playoffs slots, Florida JC came back in the made the transition from a East Ccxinect,cui 79, Mane 69 '-•',- - I ft - . ,. ' • •' . :1 ..• •: f Are waiting for you in I • Classified , • - •. 1 , CLEARWATER CTR. ;jf • ; - F - -.. :-;; - . "'" FG FT PT Y'- .- . TO GIVE OR NOT TO GIVE SEEMS TO be the question here for art unidentified Sanford Naval Academy cage opponent in a recent contest. Middy Rich Weit (22) looks asi1hc attempted a steal and grabbed a handful of air. Herald Photo by Val Spavosky siatea HAdden Dolan rredrlco Murpsy MiiliQbfl Totals Lymi C'r*att, - 11 1 25 s 0 io 1 4 is t 0 7 0 0 g i 0 7 0 0 0 75 7 57 17 10 11i) 55 13 It10 11 t 5 7 The only Lion to score a seconds of the period saw both basket In the last four minutes sides lilt two jump shots, Leon mccaii before half time was Canton Cobb and Fred Moore for the Moore Brundige, and the Senior for- Lions and Terry Jones and Totals ward was only able to can a Glenn Goodwin for the visitors. D.LAHD plir. leaving the court I cloR- 33-30 Gregory During this same time period with a full eight minutes to go: a Jones Paul Gregory and Craig Scott Cobb and Mark Bowes both hit for two inside goals swapped 15 footers before T. Jones while Frank McDonald added a Clennie Patterson converted Grady • both ends of one and one to jumper. When ask ed w hy tile sudden iave the horuc team a five point r,ocw n Total% reversal in form, the Don's advantage. Ilead Coach Dale Miller anFroin that point on it was all o,.,.do swered, "they were beating our Oviedo as Patterson and Moore DLind / • _7a DeLItND S CRAIG SC O17 PT S iu.s (\R( )\l ...Oviedo's Fred Aloore (12) a little late in challenging Mass.achust 92. Vermont 64 Columbia 66, Corneh 59 Geoge?n. D.0 .75. Baton U s2 , ueen*size DEPEND,. &BILINIPY.1 D Oft h Ti p U ,..,., 61 Washington 10. Ha*o , o 70 Utah CI Staniordi? Utah St 93 Brigham Young It Iowa St SI Colorado 6.6 Colorado SS7W)"- r1r31 Montana IS Puget i C.onzaga 72. Iilaho t,. 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Austin deciding the sacking prospect of being top-seeded in seastiri, Tampa Temple heights has Liken tin the Trinity Prep I wd gone far enough, again sent their district tourney-that is, if Saints and for the third con- his substitutes onto the floor they beat Taylor Pierson, secutive time, felt the jolt of a ad the reserves ran out the Sanford Naval and Florida clock. Tampa Temple out- Central Adacemy. All three lightning quick Saint squad. '0'1d the reserves 12-13 in the teams have previously fallen to Saturday night the Saints the Saints. humiliated a punchless Eagle token final period, Their district inciude5 Tile victory brought Trinity quintet and tip-toed out of the Lyman high School gym will,Prep's season record to 9-3 and Florida Air, Melbourne Central extended their winning streak Catholic and Fort Pierce Johr an easy 6-4-30 decision, A well balanced scoring at. tit four. The Eagles now own a Carroll, all state hoop play-ofl lilid-season contenders. tack and a stingy defthse was sagging 3-9 ledger. the one-two punch that downed the tail spinning Eagles. Doug Dyson, jumping John Lapp and Pat Crimmins leveled .1 SIM I l5c EACH iTh LIT - Eagles Feel Saints ' Wrath SNA Wins 1, Loses 1 111 USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - - -SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - The 63-year-old Wooden, how. I)ainc. the other an 89-82 loss at Nitre 1)ame Coach Dick "l)ig- ever, left little doubt he expects Soutti Bend on Jan. 1971. ger" Phelps squeezed through a the result to be different when Who's psyched?" Phelps rehorde of reporters around top, the two cage giants collide ranked UCLA's Johnny WoxI- again next Saturday. This time sponded. "As a matter of fact, to, shook the master's hand and t he site will be U(.'LA's Pauley I'm hoping for President Nixon asked, "hey, Coach, you don't I'avilliun, and Phelps, who was to call and cancel our flight. I mind if we don't come out next -anrtcd i'll the floor by a sea of hope we run out of gas before week?" Irish fans swanning the court we have to go out there." "Yolti'd better," W(moden re. last &-iturday. expects little Wooden warned that UCI.A plied with a smile, friendliness in the Bruin wel- superstar Bill Walton, kept out Phelps' No. 2 Irish had just (UtliC, of the three games before Satrallied from an ll-point deficit Sinimone asked Phelps. at 32 tirday's showdown by back and to topple the awesome Bruins young enough to be Wooden's rib cage injuries, figures to be 71-70, snapping UCLA's incred- son, if the Irish now have a iiiore effective in the rematch. ible 88-game college basketball psychological edge over UCLA. In fact, Wooden wasn't .ill that their opponents with 12 points apiece while spearheading a winning streak which; included It was noted the [Iruins' last two sure tJ('I. should have lost ...... L, •--------1 ii,, • ball-hawking def e t a h'hI 11i11 ,IVIi Iit'I('411,'i now IItJ% hav JI$%i' e IAXII 1(1 AIPLU Z'saiUr(hly S CfifliCS(. cont est. the Eagles to eight points in the second and third quarters A 16-10 Saints' first period lead mushroomed into a 29.14 halftime cushion while allowing with three. At half-tune SNA proved to be a different story. By VM.SI'AKOVSKY only four Eagle second quarter The Middies never recovered was ahead, 30-25, 1k-raId Correspondent points. Behind the outside shooting of from the initial onslaught of the George Austin's charges The SNA Blue Jackets David Orr, the Saints rallied in Buccaneers. 'idded insult to injury with a Superb shooting and good traveled to the Gulf Coast the third quarter, outscoring century-paced 25-point third Friday, squeaking past St. the Middies, 16-10, and giving defense iiiadc the difference For quarter by his second string Petersburg Christian, 53-50, St. Petersburg Christian a lead Berkeley Prep, as they \ tiilc duplicating their second and bowing to Tampa Berkeley of 41-40 at the end of the third dominated the first half. At the fratite defensive effort and end of the second quarter the Saturday afternoon by nineteen quarter. enjoyed a masterful 54.18 adWith Scott Auld scoring the Buccaneers were ahead, 43-19. points, 7344. In the second half the Middies In Friday night's game first bucket of the final quarter, • against the Saints, the Middies the Blue Jackets regained the outscored their opponents, 30 ll ' were stalled in the first quarter, lead once more, and it kept see. 35, but not nearly enough to and unable to build up any sawing back and forth, until the overcome the tremendous first I last four minutes of the game, half margin of the "Bucs," i momentum. ite. leaving the final score 7344 tas ahead n ien Except for Steve Odegaard Bill Russ, Mark Bassett, and Then the Saints called time nine points, the rest of the Blue i In o Jackets weren't able to register out, going into a man-to-man Kenny Evans contributed to (bit' It) FREt) ROM-;NB-IM more than two, and at the end of defense, trying to force the 'ut-scoring of the Buccaneers in the second half. ti' Sports Writer turnovers. the first quarter the Middies Middies into 'rite Blue Jackets will have Jerry Sloan makes sotiit' tillshlwtver, with good ball were trailing, 11-13. takes but, fortunately for thit untrol by Odegaard and Rick another uphill battle on Ili the second quarter the Middies got rolling, scoring Van Antwcrp, an(] with great Tuesday, when they face the ('liicag.' Bulls, he didn't make ihe same mistake twice. nineteen points to the Saints' rebounding and excellent highly ranked Lake Highland ..It was good thing I got that Naval defense, the Blue Jackets were team, at the Sanford twelve, gaiile.Wintliflg basket," said Contributing to the score about to sustain their lead, Acadeiiiv Gymnasium. The game will start at 8p.m., with a Sloan, explainini: the last. were 'rotnmiw Acheson with winning the game, 53-50. Saturday's game against 6:30 pm., junior varsity lid second shot that carried the five, Vince Weirwitti four, Mike lifter. Bulls to a 99-97 National B-ashowever, Prep, ( ) WiMittall w 1111 I\ • aol !''',iard Berkeley ketball Association victory over the 11ortland Trail-Blazeri Sunday afternoon, **because inoi.I ,LIIi you want I -F:rWctt 2 3 2 S 21 U $4 PtI....L tAI..L. ) Depend on want ads to provide you with most anything a Every Day in Classif ied I Means extra Savings for You ,i' 1 o ItIIIUILII I'4tA1 VVttt , TVI( ZOM&W ALUMINUM SHEETS 'P ' ;• head Coach Rick Steinke felt field mostly front around the Rutrers7i. Lehigh . Si game into overtime. In his defensive effort was very "key" for 14 points. overtime the Hounds sci,i'ed the poor and gcerally the whole For Clear-water Spellissy was Colgate 57. Buckneii 51, ortime CLEARWATER- A "goat" first four points. Andy Gidus team played "terrible." the top point getter with 25. P('flfl St 51. Army 47 scored on a basket and conOn the other side Clearwater Twenty-two of those points Canisfus 79. St Bona venture 64 ::. one minute and a "hero" SI N.Y_ V2. villanov& 71 next was the case for Clear- ncctcdon the first shot of a two was extremely "hot" (ruin the were on baskets. Hidden got 18 Providenc' 67, St Josephs, Pa .62 ter's Mike Murphy as he put shot foul. Malt Leslie connected outside. They tended to be points and 6 1 center Killalea 17, Rider ts :- the patient about setting up a shot accumulated 10 points. Ili winning basket with less on the First shot of a one on one South than a minute to play in situation for the four points, and hustled continually. The game was close all the MSIS3IppI St 7$. Gvrgla 34 Clearwater came back Gidus was the high point man way with Clearwater taking the overtime giving the Murader's a 7, Virginia 67 North Carolina 73. Duke 71 57-55 victor)' over the Lyman scoring six points the last two for the Greyhounds with eight initial stanza 13-12 but they Iyland72, Navy sO when Murphy took an offensive buckets and three free throws stretched the one point margin Greyhounds. re bound and put In back in the for 19 points and also led in the to five when they outscored the D,.1 Rot)erR 70. Va. Tech 65 - With four left in regulation basket for the winning score rebound department with 12. Longwood five 14.10 in the Tennessee IS, Florida 72 Roanoke oll, Towsont77 Returning from an illness Al second period sending both play Murphy went to the line to with 21 seconds left. Jacksonvaie iii, Ric hmond 71 Commenting on the game Cleveland lilt on seven from the teams to the dressing room at txot a two shot foul and missed Kentucky 93, Mississippi 64 27-fl. Tulane 96, Ga Tech 90 -. . .' Alcorn AIM 96, Grambling 91 The third quarter belonged to Davidson 77, W Virginia 71 _______ • 1. man outscoring their foes 18VIrQmI& Si. 71, Norfolk St e ______ & -, --.'• 10 giving them a three-point Kntucty St $9 CeitraI SI. 73 Alabama . iSU 79. overtime lead going Into the final stanza. Louisville 91, M.rn*i St. II At the start of the fourth Vrttt 96, Auburn it period L.yntan started On the Ky. Weiltyan II?. tin., Tenn 11 tito-e again and worked IIK'nLselves to a nine point lead Midwest -..•. •. . • . ' .' "--" with 3:50 to go. Noire Dame ii, UCLA /0 One 71, St tOui%6S It was then that the tables Michigan ", Michigan St 12 started to turn when the Wisconsin 101, Illinois 75 Muraders tallied on the three Purdue U. Northwijt.cn 7$ Miami. Ohio fl Cent Michigan 64 ¶ . • ., quick baskets and a three point . Ohio U. 4111, W. Michigan IS . •, - • . -. play to tie the game up. Detroit It. Dayton 77 • . The Hounds stay on the road Kansas St 70, Missouri 67 Ofl'o St II. MIIVIeiO?a 77 Tuesday when the face J0y5, Wi?tenberg $6, Oberlin 3.1 trying to avenge a 58-56 heart. Nebraska 63. Oklahoma SI t,reakcr earlier in the year. S Dakota Si. 91, S. Dakota /1 Cincinnati N, Fairicigh Dickinson "/0 HERALD SCOREBOARD OW Dominion V. Evansville 69 Indiana 55. iowa SI LYMAN FO FT PT MMQIJCI?e 90, Fordham 71 (.adson 0 0 0 Kansas ii, Okishorr.3 5? 66 C e'weiand 7 0 14 1 -: Southwest • Cole I 1 3 at Rice pOd p'*er Latimer -#1 failure , AT ''' -' • -. Texas El Paso TI, New Me-ito it L eslie o 3 •• A• Texas $7. SMU 17 '.z.,,,$I 7 0 Si . , Sam Houston 71, An-Ime CPr si Totals 34 r.'- . ' 8oton Col. is. Holy Cr ,, ; Dartmouth 77, Delaware M Syracuse 70, Temple ai eLowell Tech 95, MIT Al on both (4'CtSLOfl3 sending a 51- . , Brundige i B JOHN ('HFRWA Herald Correspondent ... r. I Fage Scores, Lyrnan CI ppe In OvertM •. -. - College S Holding the Bulldogs to Just stopping the out-let pass and straight win that was ac- Scott's 14 as he was their only are 3-6. one basket and one free throw consequently shut off the last complished with a pressing the Seminole County quintet break. defense and a running offense. The third period was more of In all three games the lions built up it nine point lead, 12-3, have been able to open up big alter the first eight minutes of the Same as only Brundige wa the only Lion able to score first period scores before the playing time. Utilizing their, new-found, anything for the staggering opposition knew what hit them. Against Kissimmee it was 14half court trap the Lions were Lions during the first 6:45 of the able to force DeLand into quarter, as he popped a jumper 6 after the first eight minutes, numerous turnovers, while fast in at the 6:07 mark and made New Smyrna was down by 11, breaking their way to several one of two foul attempts with 17-6, and DeLand fell behind 123:38 showing on the clock. At 3. easy baskets. In each contest the final After two quick second period the other end of the court the • , • F'"t " 5X"C ¶S,flhiI1,, l. 1.i/ toals had increased the r kdu ' ,LLiL . to 16.3 the Lions found that the three baskets, all from close in, about the difference gained by HERALD SCOREBOARD l3 ulIds refused to roll over as they took control of both and play dead, as DeLand hoards with their taller perSANDLEW ____ FOF TP outscored them 17-10 for the sonnel. OVIEDO 7 2 16 Cobb Woop rtiiiaindcr of the period. ., S 5 15 The final minute and 25 Patterson ,- .1 • - Day press and getting too many lead an offensive surge that put Oviedo in their first period double figure scorer. The oss leaves them with a mark of 4-9 easy inside shots. Also, the ball the game out of reach, 54-36 blitz'i. As usual, the scoring parade as compared to the lions 8-3. minute just isn't dropping for us, we with only one J. V. action again went was 'lead by Cobb, with 16, The Oviedo Lions combined went cold from the floor," remaining, Three meaningless Bulldog followed closley by Patterson against the lions as they were an outstanding defensive first One of the reasons for the period with a productive fourth frigid shooting was an effective scores against the Lions' will, 15. Moore contributed 8; overwhelmed 59-39. DeLand's quarter to defeat the Bulldogs 21-2 zone that the Bulldogs had second string brought the final Brundige, seven; Browdy, six; "Puppies" now are 8-3, and and McCall came in with two, some say they are better than front DeLand Saturday night, switched to. Also, they were count In at 5442. The Bulldogs were led by the varsity, while the Lion Cubs getting back better on defense, 5442. For Oviedo it was the third By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent - r DEALS Every Patterson Lead Assault 322-2611 or 831.9993 CALL MIDDIES BENCH _ Study action on the floor -- - PLUMBING& WALL HEATING INC. 1007 S. Sanford 322.6362 •• • • • GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-2821 - 4 ....1•......•......,.'. - �' '-'- 4 B-The Sanford Herald Legal Notice _________________________________________________ $ t'ct.uL .n&1 CtfiC('fit RESOLUTION O' MOTION fly COMMISSiONER HATTAWAY BY SECONDED COMMISSIONER ORUMMOND THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPT ED Al TUE REGULAR MEEIIPfC, OF TH1 BOARD OF COUNTY COM MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 5th DAY Of JANUARY AD. R'1 WHE RE AS. F Ior'aa Statutes ao provide that any ctiange in tIle iinoares of ,Jvision. number or tteclio precincts shall be ac turately deScrDed in writing by the ard 01 County Commissioners of Seminole County, and thbt the boundaries and limits of rah precncI shall be accurately set lgrth and that the polling places shall be accurately aescribed, and that any changes shall be published Pour (1) timeS in a newspaper in Seminole County. PlOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by thC Board County CommiSsioners of in and for Siminole County. FlOrida, that pursuanI to Florida Sta'utes the Board of County Commissioners ot Seminole County hereby alter or create and designate the following deicnibed election precincts for Seminole County •nd do so designate t he following described noltino ritrø for 5.4 rIlecinrII - a.i. BE IT FURTHER RESO&,VED out SLatil ta F- lOridö Statutes. th,,1i .'i 'tLi'i forth is followS lot said Clection precinct together with an accurate descripfionofsaidpollinig places. to wit PRECINCT NO. 10 Begin at apoiwl on the South line of Section34. Township7lS. Range 30E Ssd point tx'irmg approximately b7Ofee$wes.loftPiesoutheastcorner of Section 34. Township 2)5, Range Said point alto described as the cast tine of canal Thence run norfls*esI.rl5 approximately 1157 tech along the east line of canal to a point Said point biing approximately $20 fee? south of the centerline of Howell Branch Road Tt-.once rn north aprc.ma?eIy lent tO the centerline Of HOwell Buanch Road Thence run easterly along tIll centeriineol HoweIIBrancItRoadto • Townsnip 2)5. Ra. )OE Said point also described as the centerline o Dke Thence OOrth along the cent IetI.neof Dikt Road to the northeast corner of Section 34. Tnwnthin Rnqe 3OE thence continue rLrlherly along the centerline or Oke Road in Section 76, Township 215, XE, to a point SAid point aoproiimately laS fli'? north of the centerline Princess Gate Boulevard Thence continue northerly along the Centerline of Dike Road in Seclion27. TOwnship 715. Range 3OE to the east Ime Of SecVoa p, 'Township 2IS, Range € Thence cerrf.nue east vit of D'ke Road in Section 26. Township 215. Range 30E to thC easttineofScClion2b.Towntztip2IS, )3E Thence continue east atong cente'Ine of Dike Road ,ri Section 75. T0*T1VIiP 7)5. Ranoe 30E to IPSI Centerline of Tus*iawTha Gabrietla Road Thenc, run SOOth along the ten trline 01 Tu5kawiilla Gabreella RtAd to inc southitne of $ec1,s T.-nshlp 2)S, Rang. 3OE Thence cooi'nue somAli the ceqUeni,ne Cf Tuila*iIia GAbfiella P'ciad n SiCt,O,i 36. Township Range 30E to the centerline of State Ro4d 426 Thence ru. eaSt along the ten Ierftnieof SfaIt Road 476 to the line of Section 36. Towns.hip 215, Range XE Thence COnlwtma along the cen terlin*'of State Road 426 in Section 3), Tow'nshp 715. Range 31E to the centerline c.t Dean Road thence run southerly along the cc'nttrtine of Oexn Road to tli Southeast corner of Section Township 2)5. Range lIE Thence nm west along the l,ne of s.ce. 3), Towrhip Range 31E to the southwest corner cc said Section Thence continue along t?me soij?riline of Sections 36. 35. and TownshIp 21$, Range XE. to the point of begifviing POLL 1140 PLACE: astbroo& Swim Club, Eastbrook Boulevard, Seminole County. csorda P$*ECINCT NO 4) E'c'gn ,,t a porntOfsthnQrtPiitnf Seclion 33. Township 2) South. Range 30 East. said point being appro*imate;y 1300 feet west of fl,r,heasI cnrri'r of Section 33, T0wn1pi. 315. Range )OE 4ai4 point also described at the thnirrltn. of State Road Thence run SOtetlieattenly along the(e'nteriiflegl State Roadi3btoa point on 'Pse east line of Section 3) Township 215, Range 3 'Thence continue tovtPteasteniy along the centKine of Stale Road 436 in Section 34. Township 215, XE. to a point on ttie South IR of Siction 34. TownShip 7)5. Rbnge XE. point being approalmatefy 17Dfeet the Southwest corner cc Secton31. Township 2IS, Rjnge)OE run east along fIle south hOe of Secl.on 34. TownshIp 715 Range XE to a po"ib S.a'd po,nt be.ng App(04;rnately 620 fee? wtst of lIse scutP*a'st corner ci1 5.deOn 34, Townth'p 7)5. Range run s L ' along along • ' • - I 4$1.iI9e from -' Thence run northwesterly ep pro,imatefyl.dS?feeiatongtheeast tine of canal to a point TSa'd pOint being approximatehy 570 feet soutpt of the CInttfline of Pwell Brinittl Road YIlence run flOrth approximately n'rJ,r'.. if H#,ril fret ? tIlt 04snth Road 'TrnnCC run westerly along the en!enlini o HowetI Branch Road so on the nOrth lini Of Section .14. Towinfl.p 715. Range OE. Said deirrt being approximately 7,4*5 feet frOm tie northwest corner of Sittion 3't TownShip 2t5. Range XE .Thence run west along the north f Section 3t. TOwnShip hi S. W5nje J!JL IC 'r rrtnw(%t corrwr fl- -(!tO'i 1. Tuwnshp 7)5. R.srcje hOus,flg and handling 01 vOting Ôfld vOt'flQ parairrnalia. the floard h.S by wparate veotution. recorded on December S. 1971, pirSuant to Florida St?U1es. designated the OtSidC Precinct No Ioit,ng a) as a temporary polling place fr Precinct No 13 Easlbrook Swim Club. SeminOle County, FIO,da BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that saidaIteratOnsafld changes be recorded .n the Otf icial Record 11OO in the Office of tIle CIen of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. and that 56i0 changes be bIist*d four II) tmes in a newspaper in Seminole County, Florida STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE I HEREBY CERTIFY that the Above and lorCgo'ng is a true arid correct copy of a Resolution passed i,animousIyby the Boardof County Ccinimiss,oners of Seminole County. Florida, t itt Regular Meeting held on the 5th da of January, 1971, as tame appears on the record sn the M'nute Book for said Covnty. III WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and afflied the official seal of the Board of County Commissioners Ihis 5th day 4 January. $974 (Seal) Arthur H. CCkvitPt, Jr ri of Inc Scard •' Thence c t.fwe west along the ne cf Section 3J Tøwnthip t. Range' 30( 10 the pont of - iLLttIQ PiACE 'bc'ci'js,e the Board of County f Sc-minote County cr1e'rrpin*'(l that nO ac -:-i!datIunt CxiSt tr tf pteSrntiy - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice CITY OF LONGW000. FLORIDA Noticeof Publ, Htarinq TO CONSIDER ADOPT iO Ot PROPOSEt) ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Longwood. 1-fonda. th& th City CcnciI will hold a public hear.ng to consider c'nactmeiit of Ordinance No 36?. entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OFLONWOOD. FLORIDA, AMEPJDIN(.; ORDINANCE NO lal :.ND .5 S ÂME HOED AND SUP PLEMEN TED. OF THE CITY Of LOP4Gw000. FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE COM PP C PIE PISIVE ZON I NO OR DINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOW000. FLORIDA, SAID AME N DME NT DES I ONA TI HG AND ASSIGNING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF RI RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO CEPITAIN PROPERTY LEGALLY DESCRIIIED IN THIS OR PR0VI0INC 0I i NCC SEPARABILITY. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE, SAid Ordinancewat placed on first reading on January 11, 1974. and the City Council will consider same far final passage and adoption aHe the public hearing which will be held in the City Hail of Longwogd. Florida, on Monday. the 11th day of February. A D. 1974. at 800 pm.. or assoonthereafteraspossible,Attrte IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF E 10 UT E EN T H F LOP I D A JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE HO. 74 14 CP IN TUE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COUNTY. SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIV:L ACTION NO 71 $11 0 In n' the Mvriaqe oI t,iit() At i RED . . 'eard ..'ith re'ett to th propoSed Ordinance, TIsit t',lrin0 mar hr cc'rifsnuij from time ¶., tint •''l I till ,t?;ri t.l.trl b the C.ty CounCil. A copy of the proposed Ot iinance ispostedat thC City Hall, Longwood. Florida, and copies are on file with the Clerk of the City and same may be inspected by the publit DATED thiS 16th day of January, A 0 1971 S Oiv'iie P. Shomate, City Clerk of the City of Longe'ood. FIonid.j Publith Jan 21, $97i DEX 97 County Commissioners in and br Semincte I i't, By Mare W Walker C:;', Deputy Clerk Publish Jan 21, 21, Feb. 4. II. 1974 DEX 94 ___________________________ CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FLORIDA NoticeofP'vblicM.anlng TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSEDOROINANCE TO 5'M IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS,HEREBV GIVEN by tIll City of Altmonte Springs, Fl*ridA, that the Council will hold a public hNring to consider the enactment of Ordinance No entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ALTAMONTE OF SPRINGS. FLORIDA. ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE COP PORATE AREA OF THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. AND MORE PARy ICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS PARCEL A: NORTH 425 FEET OF SOUTH 735 FEET OF WEST 210 FEET OF WEST OF NORTHWEST OF NOI')THWEST PARCEL 6. SE CT ION IS, TOWNSHIP 2) SOUTH. RANGE 29 EAST; AND PARCEL B: EAST 117.6 FEET OF WEST 100.2 FEET OF NORTHWEST OF SOUTH OF NORTHEAST i,PARCEL 70. SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP SOUTH. RANGE 79 EAST; AND PARCEL C: WEST SI? I FEET OF SOUTH ' OF NORTHWEST OF NORTHEAST 4 (LESS EAST $57.6 FEET OF WEST 400 2 FEET PLUS SOUTH 50 FEET FOR ROAD), PARCEL 7. SECTION 15, TOWN SnIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 79 EAST. AND PARCEL 0: THE EAST 25 FEET OF THE WEST 4% FEET OF BLOCK B OF TRACT 55 OF PLAT Ol REPLAT OF TRACTS 17, 50, Si. SSAPID 56, EXCEPT LOTS ltol AND 2) TO 21 OF BLOCK H, TRACT SAPILANDO SPRINGS. 54, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. AS RECORDED IPI PLAT BOOK 7. TIlE PUBLIC PAGE 1, OF OF SEMINOLE RECORDS COUNTY. FLORIDA, BEING A STRIP OF LAND 25 FEET WIDE FF-C_M EAST 'TO WEST AND 3064 FEET LONG FROM NORTH TO SOUTH; AND PARCEL B: BLOCK B OF TRACT 5$. OF PLAT OF REPLAT OF 'PACTS 47, 50. 5). 51. f3ANDSÔ,EXCEPTLOTSIAND21 TO 74. BLOCK Pt. TRACT Sb SAPilLANDOSPRIPIGS.SEMlPilOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, THE PUBLIC PAGE 1, OF OF RECORDS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA (LESS THE [A ST 15) 7 ECT AND THE NOP Ill IS? S FEET). AND. PARCEL F: BLOCK B. LEsS WEST 496 FEET. TRACT 55. SANLANDO SPRINGS. PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 1 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: AND, ALL OF THAT CERTAIN W OF MONTGOMERY ROAD FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE NORTH R-W LINE OF S R. 436 TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTH P W LINE OF SR. 1)1 REDEFINING TIlE COP POPATE' ItMITS OF THE CITY OF AL T..'.10N I C SPRINGS TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN TPIEMUPIICIPALLIMITSOF'THE CITY. AU1I'IOR$ZIPIG AMEND MENT TO CITY MAP TO IN CLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXEDPROVIDING SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECIIVE DATE SaidOrd'nencewasplacedousfirst r,dng en January IS, 1974. and the City CounCil 10*' and adoption the putjI,chearinQ,whichwiIlbefme,.in fIle City Hall of Altarnonte Sings. on Tuesday, the Sfh dAy 01 Febuary, $971, at S - 00 p ni. Or soon thereafter as posSible. At the meeting interested parties ppeir and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordinance, Thu ningmaybecosttirlmid front time Iotimeunlil final .CJ*OVI is fatien by the City COnCiI, A copy of the proposed Ordinance is poSted at tht Cily Hall, Aitamoutie SpringS, Florida. and copies are on f1i with inc Clerk f th City Arid same may be nspcted by Inc ', ,, i". " 4 4 '4 - Al'am -nto -_________________________ ,. -- , . .'C .... .ii• iii 1 ito! d.Ort,% i i present it zoning is alter DATED fhi tUb OAt' of January. AD 1914 S PtiIiiS Jordattt City Clerk of the City Of Springs, FlOrid.. i .ian i. 1911 DEX $0) CITY OF LONOW000. FLORIDA Noliceof Public Hearing TOWPIOM IT MAY CONCERN PlOT ICE IS PuRL BY GiVEN by the City Council CI the Cily Of Longwood. Florida, that Said City Council will hold a public hearsng. (a) To consider annexation of the foling described properly lying and being in eminoIe County, Florida, to wit: The South 992 feet of the NE'4 ot tpte SW West of Brick Road in SecIion2l, Township 705. Range 30E , ul the SW of Section 29, Township 205. Range 30E 5. Wc'st property line of oia Sanford to Orlando Brick Road. run Wejt III feel, thence North 79 degree's 30' East tfer't.t'hence East 411 (cot to West property line of Brick. Rcad, thence Souin 29 degrees 30' West along properly line of Brick Road )4OIce$ to point of beginning). Being 72 acres more or less. PLUS THE P4 NW '.of sw of Section 79TowMIIP20SRanOeXE (Less: Consrnenceat the P4W corner of Pi", of NW *4 of SW i4 of Section 79, Township 205, Range 3OE, thence run s o 09 W Wet? along the West boundary of Said N' of Pd Wi 4 of SWt4adistanceof 33099 lee?. tPiencerun N 19degrees 51'43" East f•qf to the East iin of said N 1309 of P1W '.Of SW .. thence N 0 rCeSO3 4.1' East a'oti; said Est tine 330 99 feet to the North line of said Pd 4 of NW f SW thtnce 81 degrees 51' *3" West atong said North tinC to point of begnninig, Being $0 acres more or i tothe(c$'poratelim.tsoltflecityot Longwood. Florida; and fbi To consider also thi question designating and assigning the zonIng classific.ationof MH.I Mobile Home District to said property, as tpiatctasslficatignlsdescrit*cjinthe zoning ordnance, of the City of Lo.sgwood. Florida, to wit: C). d;nanceNo, Il3artd as amendedanid supplemented The toning classification sa.d property A 1 Aoricultural fP, D'stnicl. dlatsdication ii deScribed In the ordnances and re-gulatlons of Seminole County. Florida The Public Hearing *ilI be held in ttieCity Hall, LonOwooci. Florida, on the 25th day of January. 1921. at 700 pm,. or as Soon thereafter as 'ssble, Ct which time inferested partieS and CitiZens for arid against IPteproposed amexation and zoning will be heard Sad hearing may be continued from time to time until final action taken by the City Cc'urc,t ThiS notiCe Shall be posted at the City Hall within the City ot L009wood.Florida.andintrire,(31 other places within the City, and published in The Santord Heratd. newspaper of general circulation the City of Long*ond and Seminole County, Florida. once a week for at least or w prior to the date of the Public Hearing; the date of the' first publscation to 11* date of the last publication, both dAte's iflClu%iv. shalt not be Ins than twentyeigPit (211 day's I.' addilion, ice shaft be posted in the area to oe con sderedfor annexation arid zoning at least lifleen (IS) days prior ho the dAte of the Public Hearing TED this 19th day of Decere,. AD. IC?) S Eugene 0. .Jaques aycr cif the City 04 Longwood, Florida PubliSh: Dec, 74, 3), t973 and Jan 7 7), 1974 III DL 4 i nof - In Re Estate of JOSEPH WALTER COOW , ?i - NOTICE UNDER FICTfT furlS NAME STATUTE NOTICE TO CREDITORS CREDITORS of the Estate of jjp .'Ai1FR COOK. a i, a w COOP.. ItceaSed. are hereby notified and required to file any claims or demands which they may haveagainsf saId estate in theoftice cI the Clerk of the Court of Seminole County, Florida. in the Seminole Courthouse, County Sanford. Florida. within tour calendar months from the date of the first publication of thiS notiCe Each claim or demand mutt be ifl writing and must state the place of residence and post office addreSs of the claimant and must b sworn to by tIle daimiint, hit agent, or attorney. or it will become void according to law Dated thit 18th day of January. A D 1974 s Walter A COOK Administrator. Estate of Joseph Walter Cook. a K a .j ' Cook PublIsh Jan 2). 75 $974 DEX $08 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to Florida StatuteS. Sec tc 86S0, that DAYS INNS OF AMERICA, INC. a Georgia cor poration. located at 275$ Buord Highway, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia 30324, desiring to enaue in buSifleSi under thi' fictitiOuS name of S DAYS INN. and TASTY WORLD and DAYS LODGE. at: 450 Dougl6% Road. Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 ntends to register the same nanie w Ui the CIer of the Circuit Court ot Seminole County, Florida • TED THIS 22nd day of December, 197) DAYS INNS OF AMERICA, INC By Cecil £1 Day, Chairman ATTEST. Manlan U. Day, Secretary Publih Dec 3). 1973 and Jan. 7. II. 21. $971 DEW Ii? CIT;..,T IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT OF FLORIDA IPI AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO In re: Estate 01 WILLIAM A 5) AN5I liLt) deceaSed NOTICE TOCREDITORS ....$C 01 crelilur% 0' 10r William A Stanslield. deceased. are heretty notif'd and required to life ii, i-c .'qii,rf', ,.,t,ti tt'tr rciay h.iv*' against Said rtate in ttlt' oltice of Clerk of Circuit COmJtt of Seminole County. Florida, in the A.Ii.... U ParL.ii Ir C'pck of Ihe Circuit Co'jrt ' :111 Seminole County, ifOqido U, I tnd,i M Ujrric ('.'ut , (ic'rk Pled P4. ,iutian, Jr STEPISTROM. DAVIS LONGW000. FLORIDA Notice cit Pur.Iic 14t'.iriiq TO CONSIDER AUUI'T ION OP PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Longwood. Florida. that the City Council will hold a public hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance Ho. 361. entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOW000. FLORIDA. AN NEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN IHE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY API AREA OF LAND IN AND BEING SITUATE 5tMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND MORE PARTICULARLY AS FOLLOWS' DESCRIBED PARCEL I: LOT 3, BLOCK A, OAK GROVE PARK. ACCORDING TO THEREOF AS PLI.T THE RECORDED IN IL.5T 1)00k. 7. PAGE $3. OF THE PUBLIC OF SEMINOLE RECORDS COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND PAR. CEL 3: BLOCKS 13 TO 46 iN CLUSIVE, ANGLEDALE. AC THE PLAT TO CORDING THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGES 31 AND OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. LESS THAT PART PLAT TED AS III TZMIPIGER'S FARM NO ACCOR DING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGE I. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROSOF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND ALL 01 THAT CERTAIN ROAD P W LYING SOUTH AND EAST Of AFORESAID DESCRIBED PAR CELS FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH WEST BOUNDARY OF AFORESAID DESCRIBED PAR CEIS EXTENDED SOUTHERLY TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE WEST R.W LINE OF US HIGHWAY 1797 (BEING API EASTERLY EXTENSION OF A V E N U Et; I b P1 0 0 A I E REDEFINING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF IOPIGW000 TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL TIlE LIMITS OF CITY; AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT TO CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED. PROVIDING SEPARABILITY. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DAli Said Ordinance was plpced on first readingortJanuar11, 1971.andthe City Council wilt consider same finAl passage and adoption itten the public hearing which will be held in the City Hall of Longwood. Florida. on Monday. the 11th day of Fetwu. ary, A,D $971. at 5 - 00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. At the meeting interested app.arandb.heardwlthrespectto the proposed Ordinance. This heanin may be continued from time to taken by until final action the Cihy Council, A copy Of the O05d Ordinartce spostedattheCityHall,Lonqwoc,d. Fl*q(l, and copies ar. on file with the Clerk of thC City and same may be inspected by the public DATED thiS 16th day of January, A D 1971 S Orwile P. Shumale City Clerk of the City of Lonqwood, Florida Publish- Jan 71. 1971 DIX 95 & M&IPIIOSH courthOuSe at Santord. Florida, within four calendar months from Iht' (late of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in wi'lting and must state theptacrofresidenceandpOstOffite addressof thecllimilni and must be sworn to by the claimant, hiS agent, or his attorney, or it wilt become void according to January 21st. 1974 Agnes Stansfield As Aclmlnistratni* C. Vernon Mire. Jr., 01 Cleveland, Mile & Berry Attorney for Estate P0 Drawer Z Sanbord, Florida Publish' Jan, 2), 21, 1971 DIX $9 uo PoSt Otlic Sanford. Florida 32771 Attorneys for Petitioner F'ubISIs Jan 11, 71, 75, Feb 1, $97f DEX 61 FICTITIOUSNAME NOT ICE ISherebygiven that I am nJaQ('(l business at 3118 Cecella Drive, Apovka. Seminole County, I linlj, under thi fictitious name of P. PROMOTIONS, arid that I ntend to register SAid name with the Clerk. 01 the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Flida in accordance with the provisions of the FictitiOus Ici Wit Name Section 66509 Florida Statutes 1951 S F-rank C DiPaolo Publith Jan 11, 21. . reb 4- 91 DEX 67 in - Statutes pArtieS time may is . Stat. Bank No. 409 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF "ri fSDiriA TAT PANIC OF SANFORD" OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESSON DEC. 31. 1973 ASSETS .. ... . .. - - . - . ' ' . .. . . . -. , . . , . -- TOTAL ASSETS .. . 36,59L167tS . . , ' Seminole and Volusla counties. Indian abolishing the SI. Johns River canal district by repealing chapter 6379). Laws of Florida. $963 providing that assets of SAid district shall be returned propct tionately to each participating County; providing an effective date Mack N. Cleveland, Jr CLEVEI,AND, MIZE & BERRY P.O Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 32771 Mttorneyj for SI. Johns Indian River Canal District Pijhtith Jan 21. 1911 DLX I) - - IN T HE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE PlO 14.774, In re the Marriage of ALPHONSE BIAPICHINI Hijj,bJnd and SHEILA IIIANCHINI Wife Notice -'- . . 667,202.1* NONE 950.04457 NONE .. 13.431,311.71 - 331,71512 9.173,31946 - 5,00000 NONE . . , ' 1,014,972$) ' 36.42434 NONE ,. NONE , NONE ...... ' ' . J (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwitls. Jr Clerk, Seminole County C,rcuit Court fly Cecelia V (kern Deputy Clerk JOHN D PIAINES: ESO Wlndei'weedle, Hainet. Ward & Woudman. A 204 East New England Avenue Post Office Box Winter Park, Florida 37119 Attorney's for Petitioner Piipi Jan 31.21 & Feb 1, Il. 1971 DE X it'S 55,754$) . 3,647,100.13 - , - None None None . - .. None I77.6 75 - . Demand deposifi of indivi'ivaI%. partner ships.andcorporations Time and savings depoSits of Individuals, portnershlps,andcorporatiorts Deposl?sof UnitedStatesGovernment Opotitsof StatC%an(l polsticalsubdivisions Dposits of foreign governments and official institutions Depositsof commercial banks Ceu'tifiedand officers' checks. etc TOTAL DEPOSITS 1 2.555.717 OS (a) Total demand deposits S $160.11) IS fbI To'altimeandslvingsdeposits S 1.397.973.70 Federal funds purchased and securities Sold agreements to repurchase Liabilities for borrowed money Mortgige indebledntss Acceptances executed by or for account of thisbank ondoutstanding Otherliabilities TOTALLIAUILITIES -. ... .. 19,65100 703,1349) ..........33.625.702.6.4 --------- ,, under BEULAPI MORRIS. PETITIONER NONE NONE NONE - - A 110 ERVIN MORRIS. , TO: ERVIPI MORRIS RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ______ . NONE - ., ---- MINORITY INTEREST IN COPISOL1DAT[OSUflSIDtARlE!, NONE - - 25.1,45079 None None . . Reserve for bad debt tosses on loans (set uppursuanttolRSrulings) Other reserveson loans Rewrvesonsecurltlei .... . . 5,01600 NONE NONE ...,, ..- . - 28-1,45029 TOTAL RESERVES 014 LOANS AND St CUR IT 1(5 .. "' . . .. Capitatnotesbndd,*entures (specify interest rate and maturity of eèch isu Outstanding) Equity capital, total Preferredstock total par valve (No thlje5 outstanding Plane) Common stock lotalpar value (Plo shares authorized 50.000) (Plo shares outstanding 50.000) Su,irplus IJoclivided profits Reserve for contitjrncies and other capital reserves None 7.616,315.0? None . , - .. . 500.00000 . . - - - - 2.000.00000 116,31502 Hone - . -' TOTAL CAI'I TAL ACCOUNTS - 2,664.1150? ' - 5.04400 CAPITALACCOUNTS Capitalnote's anddetpentures Per Cent Due Per Cent Due Equity capital total ....... Preferred Stock total par value No. share's outstanding None Common Slack totalparvalue, Plo shares 40,000 P40 share's outStanding 4C Surplus Undivided profits -- - Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves NONE --- - 730,1601) NONE - 400,00000 .. authoni:ecj -------- CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Pititioner all Sanford AtlantiC Bank Building Sanford. F torida 37771 70000000 130,160 13 , NONE . TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES. AND CAPITALACCOUP4TS * - , - . - CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -... 36.596,167.95 TOTALCAPITALACCOUPITS - --. - 730,16043 . SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD Notico4 Public Hearing TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES, AND MEMORANDA CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - 364710073 ..,, - Arqe' f blat deposits for the' I'. calrnd.ir daytcflclir:g wit, 'tAverage ci total loans for the IS caIe'ndardaysendingwithcelldate tJisernrd dscounf on instalment loans nclvdedintOtalcapitilaccounts 30.214.1)100 r.)l' - - $7.I9$,76l00 ' - . . None I, Harold M Brooks. Vice President & Cashier of theabeye-named bank, do solemnly affirm that this repoiI of (OndiliOn Is hue and correct, tO the best of m knowledgi ansi 7,-ieh Correct-Attest: Harold M Brooks L P Moure ;nilr,wcarrawsy Directors H 5$-Davis - (SEAL I Stale c4 Florid& ('ovnty i-il S"rn'n*f, IS: Swonnt000dsvtnrribedbefOremethiSbfhdayot januani, $971. and I Il1'ret)yCIrI!Iyth5ifIirflf101AnOff4cer0rdflClOrofIhl%benk Uy ComrnifliOfl expires May 5. 1971, Mary E SftvenI, Plotiry PiibffC PuLhi-th. Jan. MEMORANDA d, Average 01 total deposits for the 15 callndar days ending with call date Average of total Ioar,s for the IS catendardaysendingwif4fI1f Interest collected not lirhed on Instillment towns included In total capital accounts Stafiobyletlertof credit 2.161,215 63 100143)10 NONE . PIOPIE I, WIlliam J McVeigti, Ill Cashier, of the AbOvC named bank. do declare that ih. re'p.ni r,I cCOdi!in 5 true $hO cOrrect t lIlt' f of iii, krwy*hedge' arxt belief. - WiHiam J. McV.lgIs. III We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness 04 this reprl of bnrifr4g ar4 beiinl -' PuhIih y Jan 71. 1974 Pub 001 lofted II amKInhaw Hallpraglnsl,t Directors C 3 Jr Ford, r._- rrr' - t'r',. -r -. ' -w.-r--r-t'.r, -''.-r-- - - - - ' 'fl': --- -- - •:"';- -- -- - -- •- - _• -- __-_ •___' . ___. - - ' _____ -- -- ', County Corn Tile Board o m,SS,Orlett ot ScmhoiC County sitting it the Seminole County Ut,IiIieS Board will hold a public bis'aring n the County Commission ChamberS of Pie Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. on Tuesday, February IC, 1974 at 700 PM or as soon thereafter as ps5ible to consider compisance O noncompliance of Advenhuri Camps International, Inc *itb Rule's and Ptgut6t'oOS Govrrn'flq the Pubhi( Water And Sr"wt'rage Sysfem% Seminole County. Florida Areas of the county concerned ifICIvOC ill areas presintly sirved by Adventure' Ca'ps international, Inc ionn A Kimbrough By iii ChairmAn Atteit s Arthur H flcckwittl .1, Clerk , ubIith Jan 71, 75 $971 DExlc CITY OF LONOW000. FLORIDA Ploticeof Public Hearing TO CONSIDER ;.D:I;'T IO?d or FROPOSLO ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENbyIhC City of Longwood. Florila, that the City Council will Pv)IJ a public hearing to consider enactment 01 Ordinance Plo 360, entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGW000. FLORIDA. ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPOP4ATE AREA OF THE CITY API AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND IN BEING SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS SOUTH 197 FEET OF THE WEST FEET OF SOuTlWEST OF SECT ION 30, TOWNSHIP 7Q5, RANGE bE; REDEF IPIING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF TIlE CITY OF LONGW000 TO IN CLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE CITY, AUTHORIZING AMEND MEPIT TO CITY MAP TO IN CLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED; PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE FOR Monday, Jan. 21, 1974-SB ____________________________________ SEMINOLE Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay! COUNTY, CIOO115A IN PROBATE NO. 7)-24SCP In re: Estate 01 ELIZABETh ANNA HUMPHREY. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OP DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE; You and each of you are hereb,' notified and required to file art,claims or demands which you. eitherOfyOij, mayhaveagaiflst tad estate' In thc'o!flce of the CIenkol the Circuit Court of the' Eighteenth JudicIal Circuit. Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, in the courthouSe .it Sanford, Florida, withIn six calendar months Irom tIle time of the first publication this notice Each claim or demand must be' In wriling and filed in duplicate and state the place of residence Onui post othice address of the clalm.int and must he sworn to by the claimant, his agent Or attorney, or thl tame Shall be void DAT ED at Sanford. Florida, thiS 19th day of January. $971 Vernon Louis Adminittrator of said Estate WILFRED H COIIF1AI) Attorney for VERNON LOUIS HUMPHREY IC') North HIghway 17 97 Catseiberry, Florida 31707 Publish: ian 21, 2*, 1971 DIX 91 Humonrew _________________________ 6 INFORMATIOPI WANT A1) DIAL 1 Help Wanted 18 Rooms for Rent 79 P401 meals Tender love 5. care for OFFICE GIRL your child Educational child care Too busy earning A living to mike Must have experience in light & kindergarten, A Child's World. money' Way l rIches, 373 M$J bookkeeping, arid typing Salary 7*51 S Sanford Ave. 323 $471, with experience ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil CatI David Bernstein, 377 6543. Free. 6.41 2u)71 for "We Care" CHILD CAPE in my home. Infan:s "Hotline". Adultt or Teens tO 4 ye) Fenced yarc. Plot meals SETTLED WOMAN 3730085 Free from obligations ho care for FACED WITH A DRINKING young man in wheel chair. PROBLEM Housework, drivers license, Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous 8 Eating Places references Lovely home, good Can Help salary- Permanent for Suitable Phone 471 4587 person. Write Box 523 In care of Write P.O Box 1713 CAVALIER MOTOR INN The Sanford Herald, BOx $657. Sanlord, Flida 32005 U.S. 179?. Sanford Sanford Personable young lady interested in Sarah Coventry Jewelry Co. needs$ hypnosis occnionally Stitb in 10 girts, part or full time- No in 9 GoodltllngstoEat 'p tq'ii mt C'-i-S Will train vestment or collecting Write 372 SISI lthruStimqs .........4Ocaiini David Ramage. 3545 Park Aye,. Orarsgrt Lemons 6 thru is times -------30C a line Box 63. Sanford, ELi 32771 Grapelrut, Tangelors -----73c I line 25 times E V Foster, 332 514 S Lost and Found KEYPUNCH Openatr. experience ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE .1 FOUND, light brown and white preferred, dependability 3 Lines Minimum II necessary Permanent employ bemale shaggy dog. Vicinity 119 Instruction, excellent menf, benefits near Lake ilissup Red flea collar Stromberg Carl%on Plant, Sanford PIANO LESSONS 322 1256 Div., bake I Ito Lake Mary e*it to I? Week Chord Course Thelonger Your Ad Runs LOST, large brown & white Short Rinehart Rd. 373 1760 Hairy Wester. 323 1)79 The Less It Costs Per Line haired male aog ViCsflily I Airport Blvd REWARD 373-7956Per Day. Carpenters Helper Travel Agencies Call 571 305.' LOST Lake' Driit .irea, (asset At?rr / p n' Pa ted For Consecut IVO UI Y,.I. I .'.i1'f Lit r j, blach iii ,,hti' (UT ly rGu. l',( Insertions-No Change haired male dog, "Jingles." Airline liCluCtS. Cruis, arid Tours at official rates 10) Semoran Blvd., Earn extra money at home. Phone 531 479 REWARD Of Copy. (Hwy 136; 83) 3233 Telephone solicitors wanted for I hrs per clay. S aays a week, start 6 ChIld Care atS) 60 per hr. Must have pleasant 18 Help Wanted voice and be Over 1$- For appt. call Babysitting n my home. Gary Hudgins 337 3351 between 7 W,SSIngton Cal,', Il? Hu'lPies Cooks. exp able to order, receive 8a.m. 5:30p.m. pm. arid 9 p m. Avi' Contact Pcbe'c,i Knight and prepare meals 40 hr. work ____________________________ .ifbr S .10 Saturdays & Holidays week, state employment benefits, Have immediate opening for cx 9a.m.. 12Noon retired military preferred 332 perienced two way rart IC Deadline-lI Noon 15)4 Call Syntonic 3): .'l Day Before Publication Technology. appointment. Zti F.iti Ii', hI kEYPUNCH-_Experen( c.nty collect 305799 172). All makes sewing Announcements Day or rlitC NOPRELL TEM A Subsidiary of CDC machine repair PORARY 7211 Lee Rd 6111118 I-Cards of Thanks Cleaned, oiled 14 Business OpportunIties & adIusIed 2-'-ln Memoriam Mm or woman to room and board or share expenses Call anytime, 332 SI.) commensurate - Seminole 322-2611 - Nicely f,rnlshed bedroom with household privileges, Call anytime after 530, )fl 15j4 Sleeping room rent Lonq*ood area Ph. $31 4477 for -- Winter Park - Orlando 831-9993 Ask for Want Ads 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished to tiji' . r-.,re'Vf - - - FICTITIOUS NAME PlOT ICE is hereby given that we .lreenqaged in OUSness at Poll, IL;' 51$ A. (West Lake Urantley Rd I Matland. 3715). Seminole County Florida under thC fiCtitiOuS name of P & P FEED AND SEED, And that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Clrcuil Court, Seminole Counby. Florida in at cordance with the provisions ot lIlt FiCtifiociS Name To WI Section I6SO9 Florida Statutes $957 5 Rooerl Cameron Richard Burrs PubliSh Jan 7, II, 71, 75. 1971 DEX 74 Statutes, CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA HOliC of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by thC City Council of the City of Casselberry, Florida, that Said City Council will hold a public hearing, (a) To Consider annexation of bOltowing described property lying and being in Seminote County. Florida, to wit All that part of the North 700 fee? Wit? QVin u. PIW'i of Section 21, Tonship 21 South. Pane 30 East, lying East of SR 434, subiect to an easemcnt for lngressandegressovertheP4o(fn3 feet thc'reob, together with an ' tCment for us lit' ingress tit - i Sanford's newest duplex apart merits, 2 bedroom. I bath, doijt;" sinks, dishwasher, disposal, WiiI 10 will carpet, close in. 2nd. artj Avocado 5)75 per month No lea',' -322759$ or 647 7951 NEW 1 & 7 bedrooms from 5)69 s mos. lease. Sandlewooct VillaS Call 37) 7170. New unfurnished two bedra':' dupleis 7$ Lake Ave.. Si ford and egress question hearing technician - - - - - 51 98 3-Cemetarles 4-Personals S-Lost and Found 6-Child Care 7-Motels Hotels - 8-Eating Places 9 -Good ThIngS to Eat - - -- I Travel& Recreation - -. - In,', NEWSPAPER dues Out knowingly Accept HELP.WANTED ADS that iridiCAt A preference based on age (torn em players covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Mrc te obtained form the Wage Hia,r eflice as Rm, 309, Or mc?. str ii I.E t,r, PC, Box %4 A, OrIà.sdo, Fla 37806, - 13-Travil AgencIes IS-Action Sports - - ,:' - - 24-Business Oppoc'tunities _=- -: - - - -_____ asking I arid 7 bedeooms, carpeting and draFtes, central heat arid air, fully equlppedkitchenAduttsonlyfifm. 373 66.50 &steefl Bridge Fishrsg C.smp, Gun Shop, sporting goods and mobile home for sale. We are reliring. 2' ml. east of Sanford on 115 at the drawbridge 3 acres with lOx 125' warehouse on Hwy 46 with 4 bdrm, house RR frontage, zoned Ml)?) 3111 JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSIONI AND ESPECIALLY beacuse of the ohs shsortaoe. a self Service, coin Alidmunfe Catering needs 'somen operated KWIK KAR WASH the drivers Salary plus (OmmiSton Sanford area, will provide years of Call 8)1 9726 br aplfl?rrent STEADY INCOME. An in those wtso MUST MARY KAY SUCCEED C.slt collect, 904 74-1 COSMETiCS 5711 0 tu-, or sell. 260$ (in 322 57)1 in vestment for so - DOWN WiNS 'VA S1250 CONVEN. NO CLOSING COSTSI 3 £ ISEOROOM, 2 lATH hAND NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL OF A,, THE EXTRAS you o cx PECT AND DESCPVE' GENEVA IFERRACd I, 23,95O 3)' oil W,ut 21 2$IPi 5Irpi Phi-s G.i'ia,a GitO-nis ' ZH't Pi*:i. 1,, P.1 i-ph 323-7860 834-3131 ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE A DEVELOPMENT OF WiLCO LAND CO .38 - - - - -' - - Rentals - - - - - - - 29-Rooms for Rent -Apartments Rent Unfurnished 1 31 -Apar,tments Rent Furnished 17-Houses Rent Unfurnished 33-Hutes Rent FurnIshed 31-Mobtle Homes Rent >' OdØui&Le Lifesty1e I For Rent 36- Resort Property r'or Rent Iff'C'aI(I Welcomes -_ - YOU'LL FIND il-Business Property For Rent - Beautllul Large Wooded Lots Lighting Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS outstanding home TO CHOOSE FROM values to Rent _____ -- - Life in PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY IN 3$-Mobile Home Lots 3 -W,ntc' 1 ru LOOK 10 - - -- Real Estate YOU'LL FIND __________________________ ____________________________ 17-MobIle Homes idyliwilde Homes By Call For A p pn I. 322.3103 apartments iI -Houses for Sale YOU'LL FIND 13-Lots and Acreage IiW.2St condominiums 13 -Farms and Groves IS-Resort Property Sanfori, Fla. YOU'LL FIND For Sale real estate transactions 16-Income And Investment Property il-Real Estate Wanted ____________________________ MerChandIse YOU'LL FIND local news coverage The Circulation Department is taking applications for a SO-Miscollaneous YOU'LL FIND For Sale questions & answers SI -Household Good') 52-Appliances 53-TV Radio Stereo $4-Garage Rummage Sales 55-Boats & MarIne - DISTRICT YOU'LL FIND decorating ideas SALES. MANAGER YOU'LL FIND Equipment Sb -Camping Equipment gardening hints Si-Sports Equipment 58-Bicycles YOU'LL FIND 59-Musical Merchandise planned 60-Office EquIpment And Supplies devetopmelltS 6) -Buitdinq Materials YOU'LL FIND 62-Lawn and Garden mobile homes & parks 6)-MachInery and Tools This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field management of Distributors. YOU'LL FIND 61-EquIpment for Rent 6$-Pets and Supplies fInanCing information This is a career position that offers excellent growth opportunities. H 67-Livestock and Poultry I 8Wanted to Buy 9-Stamps Coins 70-Swap and Trade I V A)Ok () - Lifety-' les UI--AntIques At - - - PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY IN - Transportation --- . _________________ _____ APART M (PITS 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE 26-insurance Statutes. - TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call 644 3079 meet Financial ISLoanS Manhole. Conduit and cable, Experienced only Paid vacation, holidays, hospitalization, Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 831 .455 4ECEPTIONISTS TYPIST for rApidly growing development and construction firm. G.00d typing SkillS, pleasant teIep .snd able to the public, Good working condlions with excellent benefits Salary. commensurate with tire "ncr Call 323 0771 Il-Situations Wanted sio - FRANKLIN ARMS - Employment - U TILl TV CONTRACTOR- - feleplione 811.1026 11-CampingRnorfs - * Co n struction * Foremen information may to-Do it Yourself li-Instructions ', engaged in , for i poratior. in utltS flC(ud-:. 1110 mc.. ISO deposit, 34$ East Georgia Ave. Lofsgwoo.J , ' , 3 tin lurri alit Want Ad Depar,,tment Hours ire Over the West 30 feel of tne North 200 feet of the S . ci the' NW'i of the NE4 Section 7*. TownshIp 7) South. Range 30 East, 'alsotogethier with a boat launching easement Into LakeHowellovertheSouthlSleetof the North 700 feet of the South . 04 thC NW4 of the NE'. of Section 2*. Township ii South, Range 30 East. Seminole County.. Flida, tothecorporalelimitsoftrieCityol Cat'selberry, FlorIda; and DATE(h) To consider also the 5.id OrdinantC was placed on first oI designating and assigning Inc rcad'ng on JanuAfp 11, 1974 and the Z0flifl classification Of C-I CornCity Council will consider tame for mercial to said property as that final passage arid adoption after the classification es described in the *hiCh will e held irs public Zoning Ordinances of the City of thC City Hall of LOngw000, Florida. Catsefberry. Florida, to wit, Or ° Monday. thC 11th day of dinanCe Plo 151 as amended and February. A0 1974. at 5:00 p m. or supptemented as soon thierealter as possible At the The present zoning classification meeting interested parties may 01 said property Is A I as that appear and be heard with respect to clasSification 5 described in the the proposed Ordinance Thit Zcinng Ordinances and regulations hearingmaybecontenuedlromtime of Seminole County. Florida to time until final action Is tal.en by The public hearing will be held in bh* City Council tilE' City Hall, Casselberry. Florida, A copy 01 the proposed Ordinance on the 11th day of February. A.D pp5ed at tht City Hall, Longwood, 1974. at 7 00 p m., or as soon FIorid, and cop1ev are on fill with fhefeaiter as possible, at which time IhI Clerk of the City and same may ,ntere'sted parties and Citlzent for be inspe'cltd by the publiC and auainst the proPosed annexation DATED this 16th (lay of January. And toning will bc heard Said AD 1914 hearing may beConfinued from time Or-n.e P Spiomate to time until foal actions take'm by Cl', Clerk the' City Council of the City of TIls notice shalt be posted at the Long*ood. Florida City Hall within the City of PubliSh Jan 71. 1971 Casselberry, Florida, and in three DE x _____________________________ (3) other places within the City and published The Sanford Herald, a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR newspaper Of general circulation in SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. the City of Casselberry and CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1640 Seminole County. Florida, once a DlVISION E week for at least four consecutive JACKSONVILLE NATIONAL weeks prior to the date of the put.'.-k RANK. a National bOnkog hearing, the date of the lirst publication to the date Of the last PIifltlf, publication, both dates incluSive'. l's shill not be Ies than twenty eight COARD ROBERT F MORSE (711 dOyS. In addition, notice shall LEE MORSE. hi% wife, posted the area to be con Debendarits sidered for annexation arid zoning at NOTICE OF SALE least fifteen (IS) day's prior to the hereby given that, Plotice (Mt.' of the public hearing pursuant to an order or a final DATED hut 5th day of January, audqment of foreclosure entered in A 0 1914 the Above captioned aCtiOn. I will (Seat) sell thC property siluated in Mary W lIawtP50rne, SerninoleCounty. Florida. deScribed City Clerk Of the City 01 Lot IS. GUANADA SOUTH. ic Casselberry, Florida cording to the piat thcreof as Publish Jars II. 7). 2$. Feb 1, II. recorded in Plat Book IS. Page 100, 1974 Pubic Records of Seminole County. DCX Florida Toqtther with the following FICTITIOUNAME equipment Plotice 5 hf'rtby given that w are I Whirpool Range. Modcl PWE bus.neSs t So Hwy 300 A I? 97. Casselberr' 33707. Seminole I Fasco Hood. Model 766 County. Florida under the flctutioui 7 ElectrI Heat Heaters. Model 24 name of ORLANDO BATTERY ER SO NORTH (PIORCAMP lPdC), and I Electra Ceiling Heater, Model that we intend toregister said name 1100 with the Clerk of tIle Cirr.uit Court. Century Hot water Heater. Seminole County. Florida in at Mode't SRI 47DV cordance With the' of the t publiC tale, tobtie iliQhrSt and best FiCtitiOuS PIOOIC To WI bidder for caSh, at the' (roof 00CC C Section 16509 Florida tatutes 1957. tIle Seminole County Courthouse In Nordquist .,anford,Florldaatll OOAM,onthe' Pres sit-i day of February, 1971 Andrew T Campione ISralt Sec Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Publish, Jan II. 71, 71, Feb 1 1911 Clerk of the Circuit ,.ou DEX 55 ii-, I film P. hl,,rr.% 950 ADMINISTRATION Di'pu"v (lrrk INVITATION TO BID SMITH HuL5E. SCHWALBE. SeminOle Memor 01 Hospital $PPAX(P 8. NICPI 015 inviteS bid's lot Laundry SeVViCC Attornss for Plaintiff SpecIfications are available at he ioo Barnelt Bank Build-nil elf ice of the Administrator All buds JacksonvIlle. florida 32702 shall be mailed to - Mr Robert T. Publish JAIl 1$, 1974 BesAeref. Adm .Seminole Memorial X 9) Howital. 1101 East First Street. Sanford. Eli. 3717) BIOs must be PtCr 5 lirtitly q-.n trial I am received by 17 00 Noon. February I. bPS St F ..-.i1.iqf(l in tiuSfli'SS 01 II, 1911 Lake Mary. (P0 ttox 7011 Scm le MernriaI Ilo%ptaI thC under i1501e' County. Florida fly Daniel Ft Vmnson MARY fictitious name ol LAKE PubliSh Jan II. 71. 77, 1974 ACCOUNTING s(RVIC(. and that DEX ___________________________________ I inlE'rt,i t rrqshtr Slid nat-ic *'th Court. CirCUit PiC of Cleft the at Seminole County. F lor.da WHOA.O0I5't throw away udul idle with the provisionS of the (OldaflCC teens- Sell them quickly withi a TiS Wit Statute's. FiCtitiOuS Name Herald Want Ad by calling 332gi Section 145 09 Florida Statutes for a lrin4ty and 74%) S Martin P (lacon. Jr Advisor P0bliSh Jan p. 31. feb 1. 1). 1911 irs Child Care Personals ri-i -- 4 r,tvpY -' -- The Sanford Herald IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND NOticeot Public Hearing TO (OtiSinro AnnnYin. PROPO5[DopDINA(" IOWHOMITMAYCONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Inc City of Long*cio(l, Florida, that the City Council will hold a public hearing I consider enactment Ordinance P4o 361. entitled API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY or LOPIGW000. FLORIDA, '.MENDIIIGORDIPIAPICE 140 II), APID AS AMENDED AND SUP PLEMENTED OF THE CITY OF LOPdc,wOOD. FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE COM PREHEPISIVE ZONING OR DINAPICE OF THE CITY OF LOPIGW000 FLORIDA, SAID AMEPIDMEPIT DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF P2 RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO CERTAIPI PROPERTY LEGALLY DESCRIBED IN THIS OR 0 III A Pd C E P P 0 V I 0 III G SEPARABILITY. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE, Said Ordinancewas placed onflrtt reading on January II, $971, and the City Council will consider same for final paSsage and adoption alter bhe Public hearing which *ill be held in the City Hall of Longvvood. Florida, on Monday. the 11th day February.A 0 1974,a'S,OOpm,,or as soon thereiIter as possible, At the meeting interested partIeS may appear and be heard with respect to btmr I)roposed Ordinance ThiS 1.-ar fli t. (Lid lined trotti firnito time until final action iS taken by the City Council A Copy of the proposed Ordinance iS potted at the City Hall, Lonsgwood, FlorIda, and copies are on file with tIll Clerk Of the City and same may be inspected by the public, DATED T H IS 16th dAy Of JANUARY. A 0 1971 S Onnie P. Shomate City Clerk of the City of Longwood, Florida Publish: Jan 21. $971 DEX CI 9rOViSiOfl% Publish Jan 71. 25 4. 1 tO 4. Il. 1974 DEX 106 _______ . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of b'iat been lied AQAiflSt yOU by UEULAH MORRIS, and you are required to serve a copy f your written defenses, if any, to it is CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for Petitioner, whose address is 6)7 Sanford Atlantic rank Building. Sanford, Florida 3777). and Isle the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 19th 1971. day of February. A otherwise a iuofgment will be en tered against you for the relief demanded in tile Petition WITNESS'ny hand and ttse seal of taid Court on the 11th day Of January. A 0 1911 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida fly Martha T. Vihilen Deputy Clerk marriage RESERVESOPILOANSAPIDSECURITIES Rcwrve I or bad debt losses on loans fse?uppursuanttolnterflalReveflueSecvlcerulings) Other rewrvesoniOans ReserveS Onsecurihieji TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES - - in RESPONDENT NONE 445775 2,907,194 30 - , . IN THE CIRCUITCOURT,IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION PlO. 71 41-E I IN RE: the marriage of . . p NONE NONE 72.99489 . - MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES 1.344.11)0) . ......,,.,,, None 15.35344 431.23653 . TOTALLIABILITIES 0 LIABILITIES - . .. .. - -. for Dissolution ot Marriagehasbeenfiledintheaboye proceeding, and you are regured to serve a copy 01 your answer or pleading to the petition on ?,te petitioner's attorney. JOHN 0 HAINES. (SQ. of the aw Winderweele. Pta me's, Ward & Wooc$Psam, P A ,Post Office Box $50 Wnte, Park, Florida 32719, and file toe original answer or pleading ifl itl. OftiCC 01 the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County Cour thouse, Sanford, FlOrida 32771, on or before the 20th day of February, $974 II you fail to dO to. a default iudgmenl will be entered against you for thC relief sought in the petition WITNESS my hand and Its, seal of thiS Courb at Sanford, Sem'nol, County, Florida. thiS 17th ay January. 1971 that a Petiti 9,104,77321 ' ' - TO: ALPHONSE BIAPICHINI $626 South Hi(k5 Street PPilidelphia, Pennsy variia 19)45 firm '' 5" Legal Notice Oily Pciblith Jan 21, 2974 DEX )tl3 - Demand deposits ot individuals, partner ships, and corporations Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships. andcorporations D,positsofUnitedStatesGovernment ' DepositscfState'sandpolificalsubdivislons Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions Deposltl,ofcommefcialbanks Certlliedandofficers'chects.etc $ 32.797.11566 TOTAL DEPOSITS 1 12.7)1.672 II Totaldemanddeposits Total timeandsav'ngSdeposlts 1 70.050.19341 Federal funds purchased and securities soldunderagre,mentstorepurchase Other liabilities to.' borrowed money Mortgage indebfednets Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank andoutstandiflg Other liabilities . - - - TOTALASSETS 014. ",'- ?* NOTICE OF LEGISLATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCER N ,ti!rflt !) N' i.', hir,, ';.,t'i "Ui'' to thr I4 Ses.evi cit tIlt' Florida Legislature for passage of an act relaling to Brevard. Orange. LIABILITIES - - ... . 'r,,,, - r',''.t"t' -,.--,.,t r " _______________-.------------------------.-------'----.-----.------.---------------------.,.- . 'Pa'iflg - Cash and due from bankS (irlcIudinu S NONE unposteddebits) ............ U.S. Treasury securities Obligations of other U S Go,ernment aq.nclesandcorporatlons Obligatlorso(Stafesandpoliticalsubdivisions Other securities (including S NONE corporatestock) ' Tradingaccountsecurities Federal f,nth sold and seouritles purchased underagreementitorewll Lo6ns Bank premises, furniture and flxtur.t, and Oth#f at%etSr.presmntingbank premises Realestateowne'dother lhanbank premises Investments in nconsotidated sut4idiaries and"atsociated companies" Customers' liAbility to this bank on accepfancesoutslandng ' Other assets (including S NONE direct te.asefinancing) ' ' ' , r - t','2 - r.r nJr S.aidOrdnancewasplacedonfltt tracing on January IS, 1971, and the Cly Council will consider same for final passageand adoption after the public IlAring, which will be held t, the City Hall of Altamonte Springs, on Tuesday, Itsi 5th day of February, 1911, at 5:00 pm., nj' thereafter as possible At the meeting interested parties may appear and be heard With respect to the proposed ordinance This may t. 'ontlnue'd from b'me u time until final action is taken by the City Louncil. A Copy of the Proposed Orcln,'price 5 pfi'd at the Cily Hatt, AIt,lrriQntt' Springs. Florida, ansi copies are bile wills the Clerk of the City • Same may be lnspect by the publiC DATED this 16th day of January, A 1) 1971 s Phyllis Jordahl City Clerk of the City of Allamont, Springs, Florida ASSETS C,ish .ind due Iroin bani,s (inCluding S None 2,910.92316 unposteddebits) ....... 1.173.357.53 US. Treasury securities obligations of other U.S Government agenciesandcorporatiorts ......................717.00)02 1.251.081 07 Obligationsofstatesandpoliticalwbdivisions Other securities (including 1 7,31000 7.310G0 corporatestocks None Tradingaccountsecuniliel Federal funds sold and securitie's purchased 2.000.00000 underagreementstoresetl 11,470.i31.lS Othentoans ' Bank premises. furniture and bixturti. arId 571,54763 oltwr,a,,setlr.prtirntingbenkgremi%es None Rcales*abeowncdothcr tttanbank premises None Investments insubsidiariet not Coff101idlttd Customer's liability to this bank on None &ce'ptancesoutstandinj 101,7)7.09 ' Other assets ______ V CITY OF API ORDINANCE 01 THE CITY OF ALTAMOtITE SPRIPIGS. FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 70913, LAWS OF FLORIDA. 1970, PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT SEPARABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DArE CharterNo.ISIGl NaleonalbankRrgionldo.SIXTH REPORTOF CONDITION. CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARI(S.OF THE SUN BANK OF SEMORAN. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FERN PARK, rLoRloA 321.4 IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AT TI4 Cl At (SC PIiIIdC5tflld 15.. Ii ttI PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE DY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. UNDER TITLE U. UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161. _____________________________________ . LONGWOOD, FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida. that the Council will hold a public hearing to consider the enaclmenl ci Ordinance No, 71*74 entitled- DEX 7$ Legal -,"'tr,r'?- ,T ice NOTICBOFPUBLICHEARING TOCOPISIDERADOPTIOPIOU PROPOSEDOROINANCE CatIPdo.4$$ Notice onfir'st NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Ve•dinqOfl January II, 1911. Indjhe pursuant to FIida Slatut, Sec City CouncIl will conldc'r same for tion $liS.81, that DAYS INNS OF final passage and adoption after the AYIPI(A. iPtC i Gec,.,i, ror putil't tii'arrig ,',P,.itt l 1'- 1.14 in puraton. iC*atcd at 2 7 5) Bulord the Cihy HatI of LomjoocJ, F- Iosid, Highway, Pd E. Atlanta, Georgia on Monday, the l)t day of 30371 desiring to r'ooaoe ill tl'jS'flCSS February, A D 1974. al I 00p m or ,-3Wr U't li.t'.J. Ct 8 DAYS issca'ttrter.,afteras possible. At the IHtl&fld TASTY WORLD. at: 2meeting interested parliet may. Wymore Road. Altamonite Springs,. appear and be heard with respect to FlorIda 3770$ I & 46H5 Streef, the proposed Ordinance, this Sanford, Florida 3271) Intend's to h4tatingiti4iybeCOntifwedfrmtime reg1ster the same nitric with the to time until Final action is taken by Clerk of the Circuit Court fIle City Counil Sem.nMe COuntr, Florida A ,,.t ',ij DAT (ID T1f15 72nd (lay tf iS tXtSIed t (he City 1Ill, t I5f1wJ. December, 1973 FlOrida. arid Copies arc on file with DAYS 11114501 tht'CterkofthP'(ity afsdsamemay AMER lEA. INC. inspected by fh. pubik By: Cecil 8. DAy. DATED this 16th tiay Of Jfarv, Chairman t) 2914 ATTIST S Ørn.e 14. Stiorrate M.arian U Day City Clefk Secrefiry of the City Publish. Dec- l), 1973 And .tAri 1, 14, 7$, Publish Jan 7). $97t DEW III PUBLIC HEARING TAKE NOTICE Ih,tl the City Council of the City of Casselberry. Flonlda.purwanttoheChan1erand the app'iablr rc'gL.rements : .. Florida Statutes will hold a public hearing on Monday. the 4th clay 7 V ' •,4 ,;t t'Iruarr A f the Cassetbiy (ity Pl,tll in thc City of Casselberry. Florida. fo deter mine the feesibilily of granting dredge and till permit t, petitioner, SMD Partnership, 924 Pd Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, The following lakes are involved: Middle Triplet Lake South Triplet Lake ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AND Al F ECT ED PROPER TV OWNERS ARE INVITED TO AT TEND AND BE HEARD Dated this 15th day of January, A,D 1974 (Seal) Maiy W. Harthorne, City Clerk Publish - Jan 71.2* $971 DEX 90 RESERVESOPILOANSANOSECURITIES CITYOF LONGW000.FLORIDA Noticeol Public Hearing TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE l HEREBY GIVEN by tIle City of Lonqwd. Florida, that the City Council will tiold a public hearing to conidec enactment of Ordinance No 36$, entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE PlO li), AND AS AMENDED AND SUP PLEMENTED. OF THE CITY OF LOPIGW000. FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE BElPIG THE COM PR (HE 1451 yE ZOPt I HG OP DIPIANCE OF )HE CITY OF LONOW000. FLORIDA, SAID AP.tEPIDMEPII DESIOPIATINC AlIt) r.SSIGNIPIC, THE ZONING CLASStr (CAT 1011 OF M LIGHT IPIDUST P IAL DISTRICT TO CERTAIN PROPERTY LEGALLy III DC SC P1 FIt 0 11115 OP 0114 A N C E PRO V I 0 I PIG SEPARABILITY. CONFLICTS APiO EFFECTIVE DATE Said Or&nancewas placed LAKE LEVEL CONTROLS rr Iegal Not ic ________________ CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FLORIDA NOTICE TO APPEAR Legal - ' for CITY OF Cs'SSELBERRY, FLORIDA . .- IMPORTAN NOTICE TO TUE FOLLOWING NAMED STOCKPIOL DERS OF SANFORD FARMERS AUCTION. INC: JOSEPH J. ADAMS. GEORGE W ARNOLD. J L DARNELI. W P MITCHELL. P FEECI. . CLAXTON RAY. APRON SIPES. and I4OWARI) V WRIGHT, wrose addresses are unknown. AND all other stockholders who have not notified. you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tperewlIlbeaSpeciaIMeetingof tile clockilolderS of SAP4FORD FAR P5 AUCTION. INC . a Florida corporation in voluntary liquidation and disSolution, on Tuesday. January 77, AD. 1971, al 130PM, n the meeting room of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce building located at 100 East First Street in Sanford, Florida. for the purpose of finalizIng the liquidation and di%solutiafl of said corporation and transacting all business in con nection therewith. It you. as a stockholder, have not received 15011CC of sad meeting by mail, please contact SPEER & SPEER, P,A , attorneys for said corporation. II) Magnolia Avenue. Sanford. Florida, buSiness phone 377 068t J R GRANT. Secretary SANFORD FARMERS AUCTION, INC PubtiSh JAn lb. 21. 1974 NOTICE NOT ICC IS 141R [9Y GIVEN that the Board of Counfy CommissioflCr of CminOIe County. Florida, stialI• & 7 00 p m .or .% .onthtri'Mtor ssiwe. on flit 19th (Mr Of the February. $974. (OflStIV enactment of thc following or dinancc An ordinance relating to e' ccptional hardship allocations of home heating fuels; deSignating a county (vii allocation official and prescribing hiS dutieS *ith respeCt to housci101d consunmers and requiriflu dealers, wholesale make dealers 10 wholesale deliverIes and requiring accurate recordS to be maintained, providing an effective date and providing further that orders for deliveries shall not be iSSued after March 31. 1974 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr, Clerk Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida Publish: Jan. 21, 2*, Feb. 4. II, DEX 97 "'Th-'v-'r'rr'r' -"r - ---- Legal Notice ______________________________________________________ , . it NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE ROSE ANNE P GIROUARD. Wife NOTICE OF SUIT till STATE OF FLORIDA 10 ROSE ANNE P GIROUARO, ni Irnown as ROSE ANNE P SUMNER )O M.rceIlO AVCOUO i'uitiinsler. MaSSatMutetts OIlS) you APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that LEO ALF RED GIPOUARD has filed a Petitln ifl tIle Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, for supplemental Relief in Ihe foreguing '-''' ot action, and you are ri'qured to serve a copy of your written delt'nS*S. it any. on NED N JUL IAN. JR of ST ENSTROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH. Aftorneys for 330. Post Otfice Bo Pct*tj0t' anford, Florida. 32171. and file II. original wih the Clerk of the abov styled Court on or before February lttm. 1911. otherwiSe a default ullimle 1udUmI'nl will be entered against yc.0 for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official sej'lof said Court on this 10th day Of January, AD, 1971 n( eased flIflif 7i&OTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice is Iltreby given that the Board ci Adjustment of the City of San'ord will hold a Special Meeting City Hall gn Janviry 72. 7974, in t 3 30 PM in order to coniiJtr a re-qvr's 5 for war .Ar,cC ,i te Zo"n Qrdino(C as periinsto front ài'id iØ yard setback requirirritfif S In SR-I, Single Family ReSidential Dwc'iflng Zoned District in Lot 37, Pine'crrst ?rd Addition property iAi,0n bein'J 320) So'j1h Park Asepup, SAnford. iic,r'a B I Perkins Chairman Board of Artiuttnrtfif Puble%h' j - 71, W74 y Legal Notice IfiIStkViLI , PC '.- - * giont rrth ___________ _______- ___ Legal Notice ___________ Legal Notice Monday. Jan. 21, - 1$-Campers Trav$ Trailers 76-Auto RepairsParts Accessories 77-Junk Cars Removed 18-Moiorcycles 19-Trucks and TraIlers SOAtos for Sale Il--Aviation - - liii. I Ii'rIIt I YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR LI kstyles Apply in person to... The Circulation Department tl1r attit'th Ejrrath �68-The Sanford______ _Hcrald Bank Monday, Jan. 21. 1974 The 0 When Apartments Rent 31 Un furnished Magnolia Ave • Apt. 3 373$516 Its m. 9pm. GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505W. 25th St 3 brooms.. 7 baths. convenient to Schools. shopping center 57rng CIrpeIrng, drapes. dishwasher, central ht & air. Sparkling clean pool. MOvC in today Children accepted 372 7090 31 Family park. 3315 HAVr 17 97, Sanford, 373 1930 Day. Wb. Mo L !!!: "rrn d ',rirr(' ri Clean I room apartment. AdlfS only, no pets. Neat hospital. After Feb. 1. 1st & las.t mo 377 U4I Trailer. I bdrm . good location. Quiet, electricity paid For mature II Houses for Sale ' GOLD GOLD Check these Ca,stlberry f..3tures Plush shao cArpet, eat formal d;nng room. ri large tcyer, central air, patio. Iarrly room, large lovely lot f',lt,.:i!l,rc'du:i'.l tIrflt,'.t'i' 'r. r.rr.r toda-, Phllis El u ' C? CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Sanford location For op poritment, call 323 2920 BALL REALTY I Central heat-air, enjoy the our' and beauty t miS country i'c 147,900 Call Ruth I'. nr,Cc-n 'INTER PARK within walking distance of stores along Aloma near Lakefront If YOU dOnt Ike to drive anymore. th;s 2 bedroom home will fill the bII The air unit oo s thewhole ' t'me For more informaton cat' D: Bowler, Assnc Roberts & Gilman *TRYTHEN BUY!* rgPit We are so sure you *11 love 'Ii.S care free living, that we want you to try it before you burl Sf00 by our 2 furnIshed modets for detets on thtt manty back offer We even hOve 0 plan that w,ll pay halt of Inc Ør payment for you Isn't it worth investigating? Located; an Airport Bh#d between U 92 aria 5nford Av e That s REALTOR 631 7500 ST. JOHN'S Ngrls 177 PICTURE wooded 115 closi t School, Priced 113.700 to $73,700 VA, FHA 1, conventional financing avalah. Low down payments igh NO TRAFFIC NOISE 3 bedroom home on largt for Ottfs.de of city with p.a'o afi1 all Me gooces. 133.300 Teems SNUG AS A BUG SMALL GROCERY Austin Development Corp Attamonfe Springs. 901 715.47M. Mt Bradtcird, Optn I 6 p hOm tOtS. and - matonary home, 1105 '1 9i St. Asking Pti(C 51 4,300, owner will consider cash offer Ray Lundgus?. Broker 327 1796 rneess KlNGSBERRy El Caultan Sf Ray Crank, Builder New boom, mes Car ce?ng. range, dIShwAs.h,r. Jsposel. central N41 air. Lot IN a i4' Pft, 671-440. - Rrt4u.L', - .; - - --- o n Ra,fw,3fl 1)01 . *iPllIWAfhO A v e at 1793 ---- ... SANFORD REALTY 1,443 FrvhA .137 - 7?. 5 R l DAn ea in R jrf MOSS I C. Dryers., furniture and appltances Plus Fit Part sAccessories AuctIoneering Service * Boats &Marine Equipment 17 Voth Auto Batteries. SI) 95 Buy, sell, consign, .eppraise, or STEP BUMPERS S37.50 tom aomest,c & Imported Plckui. 40 pot - Buy direct 58 SPARTAN BUMPERS Sanford Atport Triats tne difference Free Lit Kuip Decorators.. 109 W Is? S' 377 2335 Air onustiomng '- Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free eStimate, call Carl Morris. t SEARS in Sanford 377 1711 carport 515.500 Have p, J (,[ Appliances ¶.,ir'omd t'rrtre (cripari, 2572 Park Drive, 317 1562 51 Livestock And Poultry rys. wU 'L.a itli P*I( I ROOMS CARPET (lT'i' - IS THIS COULD BE IT , We t'trorn oider hOme wth .110. YOU ought to - Care-' Reaut'y -I-- P411.05 St.,p fl or a!i for tub VP to 31` - . INCOME ',"rn u!:,nI,' -/ OCirencIs Ave 'r.i' ' iO 'r?,i' *th heal, or double def A C hVid garage. barn and fr t1i0mrSilio it ffiiiir turns 'nf0 bi.ry All if' oOOd COfldt,on. This*tin:! tsf tsg' 322.2420 Anytime 5jnfgrd's Sales. Leader Your Mull lLit Agent LO'4l and Nôtonal ML.S 5*S Pat Or L) - 13 S ontdrsdO Sprinç. Palm Spring s etiOn.- 7 iat. Write Pfo,liCrc, cc'j'lir,n General Okl'-dmf. Lors*t, F! L.Ake Mar,-- 2 acres plus, corrr s'te, extellert area, cleared, 51-3,300 Of owner 373 5106 $43 6307 'sw1r 11 i'~ titfnri J f, _ . '.. __= ' *_ f" - = of those involved in the Watergate -Ik-anlal 1mve or will W nwde ((I pay the price for their actions %ill Ow saine appl), to the oi and when it is onclusively proven that they C ei)ntrived F' I re nt fuel i L~ 1, - . Imoftwl -__ --- - k I I 199&= .- -. OMMIT - :'.' - - - - r '- ----' ______ ---'-' p'''._ '' if 9 a.. f " - '' a. h.-' i ' . ". , SCOPA •i JIM RYAN I . . Slisunderstanding' ______ - '- ' . M --~ to i.1; told 1 M M, " per'111111. i3 secur . "As %,flu know this i3 a taln ng hazar& to life and property. In his memo t oday to CO119133 iSSIOfl, Gundli g it es ro fes ' " ' • SEX CRIMES SEMIN AR OVER 100 law enforcement officers from across the nation are attending a week-long sex crimes seminar and morals squad course at Altamonte Springs sponsored by Seminole Junior College. Conducted bv Wafter V. McLaughlin (sho%m speaking above), former FBI agent ' police training coordinator, thc seminar is designed to provide and police officers with an understanding of all phases of sex crimes and investigative procedures to successfully prosecute perpetrators of such crimes. The seminar, which ends Friday. is not open to the public. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) ct -- FPC Plant Chief Forced TO ommission Ref an ea s and pia(.t' lii be announced, M.iit'v 5.11(1 tOdIy act ASsistant County 1'ttt). lItsarii I'' Wrect how a city uses land IIIC proposed legislation, could be delayed until April by Marsee said the county within its limits. He called the retirement a By J RICHARDS drawn U) ot. tour)) Without the delegation, a tiublic hearing proposal is "go4Kl legislation" City Manager search for a scapegoat, adding, Warren IIt'rald Staff Writer Seminole ('otjntv cuiilcrisis' p utfrom the cities, would held and the act could still and the count)' feels It "puts the Knowles - said under the "i've always received A-i tiussioners today SIlted to delay in It should be obvious of the county- require ttwcltiesestablish local possibly be introduced in the cities in a better position proposal the County would ratings before and had never a Florida Power Corp. Turner controversial infinitely more damaging Lint, planning agencies and leglslature. dealIng with the county instead have to approve all applications been called on the carpet proposed land planning act aspects surrounding the Plant Supt, J. D. Parker today comprehensive land use The co unt>' y act is pattern ed of the sta te." by cities for Federal grants and before." until February sit counts' of- a rullificattons connected with labeled his "Forced early protesting f ans by Oct. 1, 1976 to after and furthers the state's Sanford commissioners have see every rezoning in cities and Company officials in St. Pclicials retirement" effective Feb. 1 a can meet with the oil manipulation. Seminole sIxcilic1itions laid down by the proposed Environmental Land labeled the county propos al an also changes in building codes tersburg today confirmed fficia!s In businesses closing , people punitive firing by St. Peterscount> or be covered by a yetManagement i EI.MS act. "anti-growth measure" and say Parker's scheduled retirement imiunicilalities. burg officials for a recent either losing their lobs or bc'i,i to-be-adopted county plan. Sanford Mayor Lee Moire said it would give the county power date was July 1, but declined to Can't. On Pg. IA C.1. I.) subjected 10 collect unem- 500,000 gallon oil theft from the The county act is on the a give any reason for moving it agenda legislative for i b _______________-___________________________ ploynient pay, plus in- Enterprise power plant S up. theft he said he had no control delegation co at a nsideration nuliier bI' th d 1 had no inkling they would Thursday night pu Stop. public hearing effeTts. ng like N3," F)arker Ili Altamonte Springs. lorcedtu tO1r said he was told of his I st Will these oil men be said. "retirement" Monday afterThe county delay came at the IIY for their crirnes ... or, will "The>' said I was doing a poor SUfeStil)l1 of delegation noon by Supt. of Production they "pay" for favors granted 1 Eugene • I chairman, Rep. I • and escape any punishment' George Marshall. lie said he job. I don't think so. Parker said the theft could Mooney. Mooney said today the was scheduled to end 48 years of occurred anytime and, "I act may be discussed at the L Keep the above in mind when "unblemished" employment can' t be there 24 hours with the company a July, day," delegation hearing and tabled. 5 4 1 0 read the following news he said. "This shoots to hell my The delegation has tentatively release from the Shell Oil laf1s, tie 5,11(1 (If the Feb. 1 schedulcd another llt'71ri!lg 01 Glascock agreed with her, 11) JEAN 1'Al'TESON aht'lutt' tllLflltllUlll ut il71flflin 'iillIf17Iil)''S public relations +the iIII1S i1 early retirement, Herald Staff Writer February with exact (late, tniie commenting, "the county is required." department, relating to the Jan. 15, it was reportedYesterday 's high 83 low this attempting to usurp the She said the county has set estimated Inventories of crude Some night fog and 500,000 gallons of fuel oil was morning 60. erogatives of ('ASSEI.BEItRY-Count'il i9i6asthe the city." by deadline which all pr i,l and major products as of 4'::' sunny mostly imiissing troll) the plant and that afternoon Councilmen John Leighty, a authorized City Ally. Ken preliminary land planning must Jan. 1, 1974: unknown persons had helped Wednesday. Mild with highs In -________ \1"lniosh to represent tile city's 1*, completed. "It's not possible John Zacco and Chairman Tom .iII(bmtic heating oil, diese l still unidentified hija kers the low 80s and Ions tonight I rong opposition iti the Ii' get i to-cal agen c y to do the Fmbrre added their objections % '' (iii I jet fin I Ir1(l kt'riicerle dris 1. out of the plant with the near 111100k Count) 1011) the planning act dliiiIUIil required in tFt tune to st,ntori&s total iipproxun4itdy k t i Winter returned to a broad fuel, valued at $250,000 n prhensive Planning Act when given, I think land plan is needed CSCII if we had the million barrels, 22 stretch of the midcontinent toda> s market. tilt? SCIllinole County legislative ililtUe)'," 53i(i t)uerr. and we l)et'tt cooperation bet: 'IbIllion barrels representing 10(11.1>, producing freezing rain The local plant superin . delegation) meets 1( Th urs d ay wren county and ci y governShe e x pl a ined the dl) does 1g dil additional 6-da> s supply tendent for the past 20 years and snow In Kansas and Iowa night. not coniplete ill detailsoutlined ments," said Zacco. "But this .. / over the corresponding period said there was no way officials and bringing travel advisories (,ouncilman I'AttJI Duerr said b> the date specified in 1976 the muprehen.sise co plan is tot a ll y for 1973) I east ward o the Great _______________. 10 say peci1ically the loss during Monday a worksnop the county will take over all unrealistic. Shell also said that Its minor lakes, was 500000 gallons. proposed legislation could planning tot' the city, whether "It removes representation #lltI III product inventories tTlpple the city. a'tthough Its er not the its wants it his It tiit, titizens of (asselberr) reflects IhL' war mer winter this I d A app.trent intent is to develop .lrs(1 restri. Ic met-c is nothing that sass I't continued far and the. efforts of the . . oOt1 zoning prartleet themto development mthecitv the county bust consult the Area deaths Entertainment lB 7A Aiwrican public to, conserve Mrs. Duerr expLnncd the 4* ut> Bridge cities but the cities must but not the surrounding areas 6A Horoscope tncrg> II woider what those - = LI rvquireU to designate a local IUlk rati with the county. ZA Naturall> cities will grow Calendar Hospital notes 2* (iilks In the North are thinking I(ki planning By. i'lL s 180 s faster than thc counts said t I LS,ctfied ads This is a dcs ice to c n,iblt' the &-7B dii> wIn Ii the tIc .r itixitit this 'i4 i t> iltir F. the (oinprelsensise t'uwit) (omIiic' It) control deselopmt'nt Zaccu bet citizens will lose IA .ft warmer winter we're sup,,: 11 Planning Act is accepted "We in Uw cities. 9nC1 not sound land their prerogative tc tletennint (ru'ssss.ord puzzle State 6* (it 5A poSC(I 1w hn.Ini' this year hi don I liase the funds this year," planning," objected Mrs Dear Abby kw their tit) will grow 6* .Stocks 8k this i)unti> l i 't..o.i' ..i said Duerr. "The agency would Ducrr. lie said the Comprehensive Dr. Crane ..,.. GA KE'I \ICINTOSH it ........ JU delay Ue (1 )5t -. TV $40,000 to $45,000 on't, On Pg. 3A 1o. I' I for the Editorial comment C.i ii n c i i in a n ('h a r le s 4A I Can't. 00 Pg. 3* ('o..' ii'preellting opposition the se ,', C ir's edhow -, TfiIl, ': e''. is Wea Fir up" Time, fire etpqrl repairman from today's class.f I'd ads.! -' Lawn Service We ll Drilling - -'''i ,'. ,. ,i .. , naintei'lar,(e ,tq , ,- cn rib ,vailahle. 31) 5951 -' . " T 1.1' 1 1 HO 'n. i11113 i,Srgei . P-i'.'%, tprrk Water COnditioners., 372 1610 ' iii, riot, 3 '' ' 41 blf'tAkiflg" up too much room?A ClASsiI'e'd Act will find Ito buyer. '-"--' ' - ., '' ' t _____ .. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and siles. LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Commercial and ?e5Ien ('yllracts now available 122 1377 --' .'%(ian,,. ,frvr,.iJ. tIri .1 -(lea,, Up and Light Hauling r Ia '.11' l.il f..I'.r..! Tramb!Oy. 3732771 -- - We repair and service sTlP MAChINE I •iUPF'Y I'"J - n ex A 1 I . '' POOI -I P45 MOWING SERVICE A creae, Lots and Lawns F fee ell ima$ecallifl*C4s tit ___ r _____ " ' • an in ProfesstonalwaIlpape, Hanger lienled Residential Commercial le Lstmat. Ph 3224673 Personal Tar Service No 7 East Road I? 97 3277)99 ISJ( rnhrance as S e erry 1c, ReS i have Wallpaper Hanging______ PAUL SLAT[I4 f'JM1'('i1 ;'/ 5% Jrid5t 1726-l). .. 00 --- ]1 I - "- ....... - .'.":' ' -- i _ a1iI :. s 411111, 1 IL PRESSURE CLEAPIIPIC. cleaned-- roofs. cleaned & - ...,ted 5r c t,1tri spec .al rate,. 17ts 21 tilt I Income Tax ,r,u,',,i'.', .1 l-',Ir.) i'ij Plumbing Co. * HAPPY' (SEAR Ef'iciert cian'ou oI eater or surfaces. R oofs, fitcoite omes.. Commercial', lndustr,at. Residential 675 7 3 27 - ox Plumbing Pressure Cleaning ii '. -. 12 -j SC) 111flfl p - E tI GREENLEAF ROOt It-Ic, 5 11f'At' ?3 1it'i'r p - -- .. I -- ' ','.c-tal, Pts.trs., j'-wtlry mti rtr'pi f')n ,, ',n My to ejuorce Uie - E'!i'( Of., HEATER & WALL I :iPPIACE Lots and Acreage @ -s.t ,4fint SCrvice, old arid new florded. 'cr'si'.,.,i. 377 0939 -- - ..t i iS for carpentry, maSonJr-n , "rigling, painting or tree trim ig Small jObs. 0 K Phone 377 PorT-I , . tr'c)l i in 4 lit All Semnol, Co. %*ertnq Service 910 Y)II '1 Question ... since PrardnQ..pvotes.sionaI with 511 p ni ,l Pp Rc,tr.r 377 'OME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 37-7)331. "Lake Mary" Heating (ask for t'(-, (.lrc(JIftbr,)n dep1rtr13eI1t ^n- 911 * Bell with mower, will Cu! reage or lots. Call 327 tile, 32 I. ,-9 RALPH CALL CLEANING HOME SERVICE 73 5951 - ', " ___ ntrrior & Exterior Plastering mulated Brick P hone 327 775,0. 2l0.' .' or -° )Ll Pm Ofettomlol P1* B) John A. Spolski Call for free evaluation 131-7110 -- sissi -________________________ a A '.' .322 4672 - 03Orlri-Or -- . • C C LO Dog tran'ng in yOur home All Breed Dog Training Academy - 6 Ioss-hirrors CALL 322-261 1 11 pm 4 A4xjifltmtrul i, - ' 2) i SENY.t.RlK C,t,ASS& PAINT CO GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 4 19 form of a memo to the board The ifldus(.r) dfl(l the bwird of and a copy of Gundling's Jan. 17 examiners were worched in an letter to Torn Tranter, the October grand jury report exevutive dire(ur of the rbarging (Ile electrical board I Florida Association of Elec- with conflict of interest and the trical Contractors contractors slIttI possible illegal The count) has no in- construction practices tenti:n of subsidizing electrical One member of the electrical Contractor activity ruin funds boa resigned after being provided by the taxpayer nor indicted on extortion charges, does the county intend to and the commission subpenalize the elf tclentcontractor sequently passed a strong by using his permit fees pa eles.trical ordinance expanding the cost of rci1iiict1on for the the examiners to make sure a (P rb"'; t rib aIC not contrac'tjrs dliru- td anter. The extortion cha rges against Among the man) illegal the former electrical board activities said hetlasuncovered member were later dropped, "that are due for a change,' Gundling revoked Dec. 12 the (ttncllini: said, is the practice of permit of Palmer Electric Co. 'ailing for "rough-in In- for work on a Job specified in spectarn"oti work done before the grand jury report as con- fuel allocations from private violation of the law,.,and the $124,000 balance needed to be borrowed from a bank using companiesusing the ta nk farm, reflects a total disregard for the a lease on the tank farm as The private firm that leases the law as well as the purpose of a chastised the electrical board rather certain Link tarn, operation from government permit system," for Dec. 20 action recomcollateral, m9ndingthe national electrical the C(IflIIIIISSIOH didn't un- SCOPA will be asked to supply Gundling staled. Ilk? (7tiuIIly with a percentage of derstand Its only option was to lurid $139,000," Williams said. its fuel needs at 'cost plus" the seven cents per gallon. In return for the i t A fl)'aui said If the counts county would be promised storage space and a percentage iCon't. On Pg. 8A Col. l.) ~ 65 Pet Care Tractor o .1! - ii-r,cnce r,snshp 6:'? alter - acre 000 tribution last week would allow re PAIPIVERS, Inside painting. IS yrs - ,,t%iciw "- Electrical P. " '.ASTER - Additiors Insured Licensed - Bonded Iry J Seyk - 373 4.1)3 --- about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, Used home'l starling at $7495 Low down payment & easy ?erm when 1531 9 a tn Engraving have a dependable automobile, and a desire 2 . 10 -- BUDDY'S JACKSON'S rIRAMU. 5. suob..s. kiln dealer 10 S Closed Thursdby & Sunday 31 2 792). If YOU can spend two to three hours startincj - - CONCRETE PATIOS ternoon with a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. Williams 1. 11 Uppers.- Remodel Concrete wooded lot, river rightS, boat ramp, 3 Dorm . 14 x 17 Deafer, 373 03, abed r'stimate Work guaranteed Pi 0"K Ceramics , - Remodeling. all types of trim won small lobs, paneling, doors, wndo*5, room addition s, pa-n trig, etc V er y reasona ble Fr.' Bulld,9 r- Painting by L(eflWd 322 3176. ' made cabnets, bars, vanitie s or replace that old counter top. 3 73 1010 ', You can earn up to S300 Per Month by •' (.''arr IROOK FIELD, 71, set up on) iiiiiiii .t Ill ,i-lu.'r, liii 1,1' ftr.t, 5191 322 5 47 see COUNTY "FOR t33.'OOWEHAVE FIVE ACRES, which isn't FWcC. Out you cons4et 9 f . in ,it rCSwtn a) bedroom . 7 bath IJE,ALLTOS ' ,11111 S HOnIng Con'r,sctors 2516 Country Club Pd '..,nford, Fla 371 1010 Custom ,NS TALL (0 working only two to three hours an at fro_, c".c.'co rom tjl 'I S pe iglel Stet',riens -- 107' P4 Maple Ave , Sntorc 3)3 65*0 - SNAGS s1 $ 149 (oslom made screen rooms, car orl% Top workmanship and mOhCr.al$ LEACH ALUMINUM .i.11le.. . It>an said he requested $139,00o last seek from the counts Ctflflfl)ISSIOfl to complete the Seminole Count), ort 1.57 million gallon first phase Authority (SCOPA) members work but be cause of Monday found themselves "misunderstanding" cornm$124,000 short of funds to is.sioners granted only 115,000. complete the first phase of Count) Caiiimissioner Dick petroleum storage "tank farm" Williams, liaison for the it t1.t Putt O ,,adiilC, .*J,j ilL Qi, it , ti . SCOPA Administrator Jun already supplied $80,000 for relocating storage tanks to the port but is "unable to fund" 0~jfjv further funds. Painting __________ - "' - 111['L1I'!JI-'L 11- 41,'7 a By BOB I LOW) (it) Editor deal 1 .irpcntr v. Remodeling. AOdt -istom Work Free Ettimati tensed Oca'ded 32700?? JOHN S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE (Or,liUPPl FEPICIT PH AID 3,73 - t*ile HOme fht'i Rrpn%%S'yts I Mi £ of SanIo,don Hwy. 115. Corner of Celery A. S i pes Ave Ph 333-6430. M.lch Partridge says, "Corn. on by. l,t's. work 0 I ABRICATIOPI. 373"75. Automotive Service NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLE) RALE,17305957(DN !OR',tLY I li'it' 46 SANUORt) ,i , ,. -' I".,' ' - Appliances Ci' FOR 1974 Mobile Homes_ - 350 FrC advice & est Eap interior & rt painting. re pa irs, carpentry, texture, mildew removal. 373 0791 ,,eL,.,I -- 2 Home Improvements ________ ACk U P,'((lr,' , Rcq Bro*cr, N, Park Eciws Bldg 377 If/i 7735315.319 5336 Port Tank S1 o r I By Is- Is.POPITIILC CATAI,INA UJ In g!Qd shape 5 all power !$98 ,.,_ •'' 61, USED tch 's CARS ____________ -U ---- BULLDOZER WORk learing lots Cur Spec 'Oty 323 173 1 affer_3 p m AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 63) 6)00 550 5 of A'' rfl,trJ'rig With by" & tire 'ctt'.t'Ctil Ph 37-3 3594 or 371 f' ,'a'lress and boi spring good condition, IitChtn table, natural wood look, formica top 371 0357 373 '0)0 FORD COUNTRY SED WON All power 6I Ir well as Seminole County, Gundling said 'modifications" such as thoFe attempted by the electrical board weaken the "' A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ,f,r4 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy 5i'lI trod, ill 315E.Fu'sI St. 3323677 I6pm.dA:l, Ori.s..I4'pndq,e Loaded , f'..,.,..i I Price 10 Cents Monday night that ('ounty COflhiIIiSsioflers Ufl POODLE GROOMING. 1, .,rgt. Ar Compressor 1130 1109 Sanford Ave. ADDED 595 No. 131 tIit'!lltJcl5 Alma. Lake Mary. 373 1299 C.i'pt Cleaning--We get the DIRT Trundle t,rd Sofa. $80 115W tIC.'. portable *tti stand, 130 Apt s.ti'. refrigerator, like new, 11$, KIJLP DECORATORS, 109W lit St )7' :315 5 cpt- Pets and Supplies Love is a Pug for Christmas. See yours. now. Terms Available. 190 Household Goods 67 Equipment for Rent 65 R ii rig lawnmower With Electric Starter Ph, '349 5677 afte7 S 511 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 3 I Altamonte Springs, Gundling -said he has been informed that none of those cities "intend to take any action to amend the on ''"" Tuesday, January 22, 1974-Sanford, Florida 327/1 66th year, I #44~_.) y 0 '. Is. (4)1_I. __ "I own 44!I-str Noting that a similar alleged Code) relative to this matter." law. lowered the boom on dissident he stated. In the Jan. 17 letter to Calling the national code a county electrical contractors Gundling candidly admitted equipment shortage faces and the county's board of to Tranter the county has bee n Orlando, Orange County, ''dt' r,! minimum (safety) Tranter, Gundling blasts . r . :..i; ' (Can't. On Pg. 3* CaLl. ('lec'trlcal exalifinurs, warning "overly perm iss i ve " in the past W in ter l'.rk, both that national electrical wi th "many unfortunate con1 . codes will not be ignored, and sequences." Further, Gundling that ta xpayers' money will not admits that some county of. . "subsidize electrical contractor licials may not be upholding the i..' *l(tI'lit). law as they should. . ' . . . : The s.s.arning and blast I can assure ou that bnth 1. against inefficient" con ____ of these conditions are only . tractors was released to county temporal)," Gundling 's letter 11: li ' i,'ol ti'u.' I ,,'rr [ecu-: (i.vç." Shamp-owr fr only $I pet da y CARROLL P URNITURE , 0 a Off1claI 9* code provision "Idunot intendtopermitthis outside practice - andit is practice- grounding equipment be continue. like practices, ignored because the equipment contrary to law, are also IS not presently on hand in 11), CHRIS NELSON lieraldStaff Writer $ 595 "II 63 '4 jJ i ;rratia 3220741 'J ?7 323-3900 I speeds, And stanaaro bikt'S now awailabte at Firestone Store Call - said. "These things have to be of such magic that people will forget Mr. Nixon's problems." prepared by pollster Richard Wirtline of Anahaim, Calif. The substantial Republican losses -- Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes All sixes and models, to speeds, C1y From 173.400 20'fs Street 'o Locust, turn left to 11th St , right on Valencia Court North Model 17 Kings. Queens voting for Republicans just because we don't have a rec ession or we don't incru-ise unemployment," Goldwater without Mr. Nixon," Goldwater said. Goldwater said the poll was Official David Gundling has planned for early internment, MOBSUPI MARINE 2927 Hwy It 92 322 396) brick +si Ly t a BOX SPRINGS REEL'S BODY SHOP ti ,,II_I Seminole County Building Vinyl Top lilt 'us PLI.L& succeed him, Goldwater said the true dimensions of the prcblem facing Republican candidat es are made up of the Watergate disclosu.res, Nixon's 27 per cent standing in national polls, and the chances that both the economy and the energy crisis could worsen. "I can sense a strong feeling right here on the hill, and you're going to see it more and more as weeks go on, that many Republican members of congress would like to run this year Told 11lignal Practices To End $950 67 MATTRESS COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE special sales out of anything of value 1200 French Ave 323 7340 Santarct, Fla 313 7th Lfl Ui CH(V. CAPRICE AT, PS, Fac Air, PB, 350 VI, AM- FM stereo radio air con 1'Il foreshadowed by the Wirtline poll will not be reversed "unless things take a decided turn for the better," Gold water said. Such a reversal would have to in. elude "a very, very obvious and successful" solution to the Middle East problem and a quick and complete solution to the energy crisis, "so that we would never again have to de pe nd on foreign sourc es of energy," he said. 'You're not going to get people to %P1YKU,ti 3 iMP'MLA .oaded Nothing down, take oer r, 1,1 n,t"-iIi'r ; is. r 44 MERCURY MARQUIS All power. loaded showroom clean Come by & lake 0 look! 67 iict# ovals, tinted windows, extra lea,. 12,100. 377660 3-372 274) Auto Repairs %W 4. # _ Mi 76 to resign Ford is the best possible person to ecrica . --_ ,".Iff - % 77 PINTO RUNABOUT Vega G.T , i speed, or, rIb, - Tra-,v'l Trailer i,4'..p at-oned 322 1470 specal sales (watch ad'sl VA.-Nothing Down open r, .. be asked or be forced to face the impeachment process. But he said that, if Mr. Nixon were to step aside, Vice President Gerald R. AutO ,7.000cc.21m Pu 271 1649. Orlando $ 1. 271) ii. TV-Radio-Stereo 55 .'. - To buy and sell w1d or sllvr cns, contact us first We alto buy hulk .l-,c'm co mis SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109. W lit 3734351 I , -t OIdsrnobIe. Air, pb ps 1967 ChevrOlet 6 cyl., auto" ,' 377 3222. )RD MAVERICK 1970, excellent nqi'tOfl, new fires. standard hilt $993 May be s een at Scottys arkng lot, 700 French Ave sanford. or call 319 5373 Buying U S Silver Coins., Pay' léc for bC. 1Sc tor 2!,. $260 for St 'Jc for 50c Call 373 6416 Nixon should either Vote Losses GOP 0 A,t V --.,* . -7 .I . after after ,.30. 7 1 MERCURY MOPITEGOMX -ided Nothing down, take oer Call credit manager, 323 62)0 Stamps Coins BARRY (;ou)wATEI( I0 per cent loss 57930. 6764060 after 6 13 VW Super Beetle Must t0rlfice '77 t ,i, __ " '. ,,--- " F"- 73 RANCHERO 500 Nothng down, takeo ver Call Cr ed it manager, 373 6230 ------------ TELEVISION SETSI7SUP MILLER ¶, 7619 Orlando Drive 372 01 MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. TVi. Miscellaneous. New arid used ' . 51100. Call 172 1317 Travel Trailers * Sanford Auction * 53 wall to wl carpet, large lot fenced yard $t6 900 3 73 0011 tiNL?.'1O - HERE'S A N.ti'iN TO EARTH PRICE on a J tqdroorv, ho me with ht, air. terrazzo. And Call z~ and :t - 70 Maverick C'rabber Good Condition, Automatic buyer for used articles, fur nture, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 172 6972 ARRANTY Free Delivery. IIITCSIOE APPLIANCES. 644 LI mileage. pm. Sale 69 P on tiac LeMans, extra clean With ar. ga t mileage good. 11,100 . 327 5137. Cat's 0 1973 Chevrolet Nova 350, pow." steering, air, vinyl top, 10,., I Camaro. 6 cylinder, power steering and brakes., radio heater. 1 1 owner. good cond,hiO.i 5730. 32 ) liii t service, used mOchines MuoltY Ai'p-LlAiii,tS, 4140611 OWNER. 3 bedroom, I: baths. SPLIT PLAN'- 3 bdrm., 7 bath, neled family room. Central he at arid a'. near ¶h0pp1'ig $73 73 ;Oe 7- 39?) a5hCrs. excellent a kind of general public disgust with all politicians, "Now the po ll indicates Watergate is going to hurt only Republicans," he said. "We'll lose in the Senate, no question about it," Goldwater said. In the course of a pessimistic political analysis, he said the GOP is beginning its campaign for Senate seats by losing three, and pe rhaps four, "sure bets" through retirement and resignation, Goldwater said lie has seen no evidence to indicate that President - 1967 Ford Galaxy Convertible God' condiliOn. 5300 Ph. 3777611 Cit 57 63) 1211 eves Nt' w C "SM 377 4132 ' or ' rl I tm niture. .ipp llarrr.('s, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave - 1917 Pinto I speed 11575 Ph 177 5026 63 Super Sport, With '85 7th lraflsmits-CIl 1 ,nçjne Conditioned, 70 to 72 mpg 323 31)8 mirrors. and glassware, mis.c prwOte party. 322 9193 ------------ 3732730 Ui 032). Wanted Old furniture, lamps.. & E WASHER 7 YRS. OLD $75 PHONE 323 0527 Miscellaneous For Sale 'I REALTOR 3737750, HALL REALTY ust rebuilt. Only 5395 SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 Fr en ch Ave , Ids 112. dark blue, black yiflil -- - ":.l.. 'b NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD MAITLAPID FLEA MART t911 hi 92. Open Sal ISun 95 Washers. ranges., reIrlU, 139.95 up lie 7970 Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 310 Sanford Ave. 323 7937 - SADDLE EQUIPMENT--- BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old K ENMORE WASHER, parts, Corral Western Shop. 1797. I mile 3 bedroom. 3 bath. 51 750, assumr 5797 mo I pot, Acre Real, BY Wanted to Buy I (ill 171 3799 57.795 Autos for 0 a 14 1961 VW. wide tires, curr ent in speclion slicker. Engine & Clutch after 6 !-pp1rs0it4 tj.410.an',conc1t.on b'. ,'.-nit -r ., 3 Bedroom, 1I5$ Mo .I.p , Acre Realty, REALTOR.-373 17',3 NEAR LAKE M0 4 R6E-2bd,m. I bOth, fur-shed Young couple or retirement home, $15,900 location SlY.SM Pa Evrs Freezers ty to cnoose from Dicti's. *p once Sales & Service. 26)7 S rench Ave . Sanford, 372 76S4 1304W Fairbanks. i'.1 TAKE TRADES Veterans No Down ,97 _ Realtors 127 9111 :AtPt -.1, Stenstrom .-.ateo in prime sPicocing n:ticles. 'nyenlory equip . -',•. iiL.vl today A new community of $0 brck homes Wes.t of 17 97 on Piolly Or Our sign will drect you r' SHOE REPAIR ,',I S.'.' Orange Hills in Ora ng e City tiridition, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - AbOut 10 acres of rolling land, Citrus and Shade trees Good ?,-rm5, 1)10.000 nv,te your comparison with all other homes you have considered REALTOR 373 $fll -- __________________ 523.950 Trm ri'at eltele, edupment .'-'Ory, $70000 we 1 Ranger XLT Ford, 11 JEEPS** Sanford Major Company 5055, French Ave .327 4397 - j;t, I bedroom. I, or two baths, 0! couple *h super rrtucri rn ',,,j - '' repossessed 1 . DON (SALES '"' ________ Appliances ;,POPKA- 660' on blacktop road, advantage of our openrig 1' (tS. *1ly $26.9C0 and $ 21.5(I) 2SJIPars.Dr 372 211$ REALTOR After hours 372-92*1 2723991 322 CMI Large 7 bedroom, I batf ce*'tral rat and air, ideal ,ot rrtred -- ' . S,rfO trees.. $30,000. "" llOOE 23th$f n 4 0 spacious bomeslles.. TAFFER REALTY hertin"A ' $21"000 :41 L ov ely 3 bedr oom. 2 bath brick homes for discriminating people Peaceful setting Oak tr ee s acict to Inc beauty of these delightful t. -.'m Di'.wr PS! 7'79 Arcadia Rd. See this 3 bedroom hc'fl' *'th frtt,la(, Garden setting orom Street to stree t Quiet 51ijdd e :pOpKA-- S acr es, 163' lakefront on Lake Standish, Palm & citru% ORANGE HILLS 1', 17 bath homes, central heat & Sir. carpet Located on large 64.000 each With ttrms. PRETTY ' Must sell & sacritice beautiful Spanish and Contemporary living room Sofa, chair and love seat Marble top end tables. cocktOl tables, lamps. & pictures All items. Ike new Please call 64.1 5123 after S p in onl' DELTONA AREA- East of Lake Monroe about 1 miles off I I Approximately 1 2 , acr es $17.500 WANT TO BUY fl300, 71 iL ;.i..- , HOLLAND R1LTy, 3737035 Lake Mary- New) & 1 bedrooms, 1 ISO' cabinCt, -It lit ;:çt,' A. J. PEP4P'N'31ON ASSOC. Home 323.77)0 327 9)70 ( Business, Pionirs.. Acreage Beach and Mountain property for Sate Five acres with 3 bedroom home. Co. Qeg Brokers Sanford. Fla Cs a )fl 61?) 5121 317 )eBARY Close to lake, 3 beOrms. baths., large lot Holland eaity, 321 107S I bedroom, central heat & at, fenced %rArd, no down payment for Qualified veteran Call today. Houses for Sale sewing Singer's best model. winds bobbir n machine Ft.ly automatic. Pay balance of 17$ or ID payments 0' 1 618 lit 27 6437: After 5,122 1111 Jim Hunt Realty 162 1`1w,' 134, L Ong wood LWigwixd JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Citra large I bedroom. 2 family room. 2 story home [a celteni condition, nice established 'e;hborhood Moders ktPen & ba'hs., all rooms large, lots of paneling. You can look high ar i d 10." and never find tb'% much home for only $20000 HATTAWAY REALTY REALTY Realtors This Buy c..PDE',COD VlLL.Y ri Blair Agency ______ - Don't Miss Condominiums. II 830.5500 3236061or3730511 Call Bill Wade 32)61)0 Smtmna Terms PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY DEAL RETIREMENT HOME 03'j F -st 5! Office spa, for rent JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from ,boxcar - lowest wholesale prices guaranteed Open 7 a m to 1% p.m . 7 days r.Ot7p,q,y'5 3 ml east of Sanford on 4 6 at P 373 1733 ,Ot.1L1i TOUCH N 51W - Lake M. UNSWORTH REALTY Busine ss Property For Rent -- Feed :ONDIT IONED Refrperators, ,,arge creent'd Porch cvrr!ks Mary from this 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. Cyclone fence OrOund large lOt, Fo. children arid pets 1)0.1W Fafrbs'k, WE TAKE TRADES eattors Household Goods Hwy Forrest Greene, Inc. a New -- 67-A SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East 645 213) LAKEFRONT toage, 115.000 Mobile Homes Rent I. buy in Anirricani and Jeep vehicles, ,'.ofors.. I WHEEL DRIVE 1971 Dodge Power Wagon. V I. 1 speed. air, radio. 327 6971. -. SO kLTAMONTE -- Lakefront con temporary. En j oy gorgeous. sjn5t5 Over Lake Marion 3 bedroom, 7 bath. Sral staircase leads. to 3rd bedroom. Ideal for artist Or lovers of beauty. Quiet rustic area Low interest ror Country name in Geneva Retired Couple preferred No pets Call 319 3333 or 319 5317 home, .' - '*Singer* 'A S Acre, cleared & fenced With like - .. . . ,••,. E ','ARY LAK 645.030 7 bedroom hous. kitchen equipped, space healers., double car garage. Citrus. trs., renovated inside and out. 7461 Palmetto Ave, $175 per MO Call 327 3771 Si Call 3 77 719 ALTAMONTE-. Trees, Trees. Trees! Quiet country setting. new I lOvely 1 bedroOm, Split plan 7 bat15, nice big family room, andy k.h'n. :c. •itrest (dli', 191* ill.' 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Barry Goldwater says he has a private poll sho'wing that Watergate will cause a 10 percent loss of votes for all Republican candidates this year. He said that without a virtually magic change for the better, the loss will be enough to spell the wholesale defeats for GOP candidates for governor and the Senate and House. "I want to tell you it's going to be tough for any Republican to get reelected, including myself, and I look in pretty good shape," the Arizona Republican said in an interview, Goldwater said that, as late as two months ago, his polls showed Watergate disclosures hurting Democrats as much as Republicans in I or The best Trucks and Trailers --. Forrest Greene, Inc. 7-I i'ICLr Madland.67$0S Lo,rl' 3 bedroom, 2 bath new noUSer Centrally located, near AiidiaI Arts. Bldg. in D.Itona. CIII 571 bdrm. 3275641 Calibart Real Estate EVEREST REALtY INC Realtor. 1601 S Hwy. 17-12 Unfurnished , Lots and Acreage - Beach- 17.500 517 Wret First St EAL[T,TC REAL TOP 666 1791, DeB-ary eel 1655 ----- 2 Lots 30* 100', lemon Blu'f Well & Septic in. 5)000 down, owner will finance. Raymond M. Ball. Reg Brok er E ither Platt, Associate CO RB E fl Houses Rent )) - 7 bedr Nice oom home by owner, - Clean 151 floor furnished apartrr.rr't Adults. Only. 1001 Palmetto Ave Sanford. J3 i Fern Park J34IW 2 bdrm, living room. kitchen, bath $150 me. including vNilies. Call between 1 1 1 pm. and after 7)) pm $31 7643 -- MEDALION LAKE FRONT irrp,Ire Sill' of home and tot and ,o will Ogree Ibis. tush, .3 bedroom home s the lowest priced in DELTONA. 1st area $20.50-3 AsSume 7'j pct mortgage Payments. $77 £6 7 br adults Also apartment 313569i -.- ___________________ Elmer Bakalla, Inc. ReaUoc **AMC m ONE TON PRODUCE VAN. Nothing down. takeover call credit manager, 37)62)0 Till We Succeed!" required. 323 1901, - - r 'i ,irr t cr 3 at anti t- cat S15, 50) ¶L 1 1I :l-.' yes.. old Close to wni (RC 2 bedroom upstairs furnished apartment. $130 mo. Deposit -. , At FORD ', TON PICK UP Nothing down. Ia ke ocr C,sll credit manager, 373 62)0 "We Don't Stop 40 Motorcycles /9 PO MONEY DOWN-- BUY VA OR FHA AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS- NO PETS heW. 2nd, St. -U air COnditior,ed, automatic trans mission, power Steering. 5-175 Call p,',otOl,. ,ClC Insurarice ULAIR AGENCY 323 3346 "Stop Urn!" Furnished one bedroom duplex, adults, no pets 377 3610 after 37 1963 Chevrolet Impala, I cioor sedan, 78 SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL , WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 327 1991 1919S. French Two bCdroom duplex furni5hd. [we , Sunday. 372 7371 or 372 1196 apartment 4770 Orlando Driv e. Sanford "C O Paul at 327 1651, Dealer WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St. 17' furn;thed trIiIr for rent Call Steve Knight, 323 1310, or after $ p ni 773 10311 cars - Stem per Agency I 2 Bedroo.n, Adults. Only Park Avenut' Wobile Park 75.15 Park Drive, 377 790% *11111 1 away. Your cost, $10. 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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>, January 21, 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/ecdef9dd03a02b467124522968c3010a.pdf 81f4909b74c322d00599c5c8062131e9 PDF Text Text T $B—The_nfc'rd 1cr'd - F'?Pi. 13, 191.1 Four-Day Plan Dropped IRLUI Board Adopts School L_~ By MARK WEINTZ Ilerali, Staff Writer VA I' 1974-75 Zones The rotating week plan was schools," School Supt, William up U.S. 17.92 and to swing south on Tuskawilla some permanency. put aside for further study. P. Layer said. Winter Park Drive and up to the Road to intersect Red Bug Layer was also directed by Board members said the fourWith Board Chairman Davie Seminole high zone. Road. the board to pursue the legality The Seminole County School day plan, or double sessions, Sims and Board Member Jean The east-west boundary Present juniors and seniors of utilizing the four day plan. Board Wednesday night lost Its would probably be utilized only Bryant dissenting, the bcard between Oviedo and Lake who would be shifted to a new initial optimism for the fourday at Oviedo High School. A major detriment to the four adopted the zone plan Howell will run about a mile school by the zone change will day plan Is four weeks out of six rotating week plan and ended Under the adopted plan the establishing the dividing line north if Red Bug Road and be allowed to continue at the students would be In school only two months of debate by new Lake howell High School between Lake Brantley and adopting 1974-75 high school will be set up at the Oviedo Lyman High Shools same school, and tran- three days and this does not at 1.4 and sportation will be provided. comply with state law requiring zones which are essentially campus In an afternoon session the dividing line between those proposed at a Dec, 5 to "give them the same op. !yman and planned Lake The affirmative zoning action 300 minutes of class time per meeting, came after many proposals week. portunity to organize as other Howell will be the county line, died In board votes. _________ Layer who was In favor of the A report from Layer that four day plan at the last '11 legislative action would be meeting said Wednesday the required to put county schools plan offered the some adon the four-day plan compelled van ages as double se.c ins and the board to "save (tie plan for some disadvantages. possible later use," Board Although the board did not Member Allan Keeth said make any long range When ht looked asjf the board stipulations it did promise to again be stymied by the cintinue to work on such a plan zoning plan, Board Member in the hopes that the zoning Stuart Culpcpper raised his change now apparently tinhand and said, "As I sit here ininent for the 1975-76 year will and meditate I realize I am be ready to vote yes on an earlier Sims said he would support proposal." the zones the board adopted ----The motion ndnrstswl ,..4 ,. IRII I uins vo...s ted with no mention made of a long them and he asked that public range plan until later when support them too. Culpepper recommended that With the high school zoning Layer continue to work on a decision settled the board can feeder plan. now work on elementary and The obstacle most respor,- middle school zones and the Thursday, February 14, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 slblc for the board putting off budget for the 1974-75 year. T'L --------------A-A$k M,. in . Us,. .nn.,., A...4.,.. a.,',i iVt t rrice lu L ents . IIIII. STEVENS sderat n -rang e pan .i- avors four days that would establish zones with (COAL On Pg.lACoLS) across - (1::11i411":ir would '1 J- M . -. - - - - MERIC() REFRIGERATED BISCUITS BUTTER-ME-NOT - - 9' 01. CAN -- TOMATO PASTE --w—----- -"" .__ - .. _ .,, g . \S . . - . 1 ,% N E.),11110' 11,' ...Against plan - I- n d igents 0 Get Tsime To Raise Fine Money UN T'S NO.300$ CANS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The state Supreme Court took a verbal swipe at the legislature today and ruled that a Florida judge may give a defendant time to raise fine money. Seminole Sheriff John Polk said Way that he knows of no instance which a defendant was jailed locally because he couldn't pay a fine. "Our county court judges several 44t By John A. Spoiski r How many times..... Just how often does one have to be reminded of the folly of participating In a "Him 11am" operation, bet or thei r fingers are burned. A week or so ago we admonished our readers that there isre some "buddies"... crooks, if you will ..... who are in 'thls area Vying to steal the life. savings itisually fr ont our senior citizens). years ago went to a practice withholding judgement and sentence County Court Judges Wallace hail and Harold Johnson in court and not immediately available for cornment. of ,.. . . . . ' a . .. . . . • . , ,. . ' . . .- - 1 .' .,.'j - .'-." ' ' :' ' Is __;,. : - IY4 tii•J ' - , - DA j FE - O t _:p•" & -i3-.-9: (• V ' _. -- R '.' 4. .' .' - . -. . . ' ' # , '.c 1. ,,,J for non. opinion of agricultural zones except by former extension agent Cecil to go through all the ordinance percentage. Under the arbor Tucker said. "You may not be regulatio,s and make a profit City Editor ordinance farmers can remove looking at the total situation. If on operations, Tucker said. trees from land all logging is eliminated where r The ordinance, as amended Seminole Count y .omwithout permits but must get wdl lumber for houses come Tuesday, exempts tree farms inissioners have amended tne and crop and cattle farm lands county's arbor ordinance to put permits to remove trees from Ironi'r' Tucker said, "These type from the regulations. Also strict controls, conditions and swampland. Rancher C . D. Thompson regulaJons will drive loggers exempted are Ear, Cajeput, procedures on warned commissioners that from this county to other American mulberry and operations. Agriculturelogging leaders fairaers and ranchers need to wt I fee l ordinances of chinaberry trees. say the ordinance may make remove trees for fencing the this type are ceIling agriculture The ordinan,e requires local logging operations same In swampland as clown the river. Those most loggersobtainpennjts fromthe econoniically unfeasible and agricultural land including' Interested in our resources will county before starting logging drive loggers from the county. pastures and the regulations be hurt most, ar,tj the resWtmtl operations. Applications must County extension agent will burden farmers and ran be what you are tying to be written and describe Frank Jas told commissioners chers. prevent — not what yau in- —lands to be logged. a distrepency in that the "These type regulations will tend." —size and types of trees to be county tax assessor doesn't severely hamper aspects of Under today's lumber price taken. delineate scampIanrl portions Seminole county agriculture," structure logiers won't be able iCnn't. On Pg.lsAcai.l ___________________________________________________________________________________— Airport Might Reject Crime Lab Women's Lib Still Likes By JEAN PATTE.SON told the authority rent on the 14. new building, new equipment The au.hority also conIl 1 i and additional personnel would sidenng bringing to Sanford The Sanford Airport lx, funded by $40,000 in federal either a major air race in Authority today moved to LOS ANGELES (AP) and local funds. association with the rejecting its Women's liberation hasn't end - consider Today the authority learned Professional Race Pilots Vaagreement to construct and the County Commission ed women's enthusiasm for would Association I PRPA, or an air lentinc's Day affection, says a lease a new crime laboratory to not hack the lease if they lost show of veteran war planes professor who teaches a course the Seminole County sherlfrs federal support of the mine staged -h' the Ghost Squadron Department if the five-year laboratory. n the women's movement. Should they lose f°rce "1 find that by and large they lease agreement reverts to a federal suppor t, t The authority instructed hey would still enjoy the chivalrous aspect request for a two-year lease. have to revert to a two-year Airpor t Manager J. S. "Red " In October the authority lease. if the da y," said Dr. ('leveland to obtain details of agreed to construct the 198.000 Tipple, professor of history If the original lease has to be the &tr race and Uarify the crime laboratory provided altered, the autl.oclty ote4tn California State University, :ty's liability and role Sheriff John Polk could tt'ftsttuct only Angeles. a ba:ii :- - - t!w rat-c' take hitt' "Most ut the women's liber- guarantee a five-year lease purpise s heIl of a building. The Witc the authority with option to renew for another Sheriff's Department would anticipated noise and crowd mnanypeopiesrights including Ila%e to furnish the speriaJfz ' I ;rcblems from the air Polk was authorized by the interior. Confimtion of their own, have been denied, hey agreed It would put bu t there's not that hard-bitten Governor s Council on Criminal original lease or action a :it on the ma through the Justice in Tallahassee to agreement i cxpectøi •'mptiasls you'd expect " 1,- r i..t A staff itiemuber at a school negotiate such a lease. Polk for women agreed with Tipple INDEX that women's liberation hasn't changed women's feelings Area deaths 2A Herald Staff Writer is vffiefl,IfleS - . KARRIE Gill (laughter of Mr. and Mrs Timothy (till G ll of CAr-selberry is a walking-talking Vale.9tine reminding Us it is that sentimental time of year when hearts and lace are still in style. Uleraid Photo by Ann flhiev i - In Mobile Home Meet ng Tuesday i '. ht-ad - • about the lioliday very much. Bridge, . "I think the great majority of Calendar there it seems no one is tr. Slate Re fM'rv Libertor, the intersection of Highway 50 Vehicles, the state agency now women still believe in Valen.. State trreted In providing the relief and 1-4. chairman of responsible for inspection of tine's Day, the caring and the for these men. You know, the House S Testimony and recom mobile homes; and Bob Bishop, tenderness. I mean the women ubcommittee on one which became dilapidated I1us;Itess ' Regulation has rnendations will be heard from of the Division of Con- who are happy being wives and In less than 14 )-cars. and new s'Pnelu1eci a various state agencies sumer meeting 10 Services of the Depart- moihers," said Thelma Soloa m the e're being LOW that we need 'r> in Orlando to hear which have jurisdiction over bent of Agriculture. mnon, 50, public relations dir-ee. S s another new one' You know full proposed mobile home construction for lot' Every W oman' t'-stimonv tin and l.iberttre said the afternoon s Village about that jazz. now Jun ( >t"J I onsunwr coniplainis, as well scs,smomi Of the meeting will in Vain Nuys. fcgmsl:iti'nn aUecting all phases of the mobile home industry in as from the Governor's Task concentrate on discussion uf The Village provides classes If you stop smolini' gam- Florida. Force on Mobile Homes.legislation needed to implement airiet at developing the crea'irI't'tuing i h ms Offering testimony will be E. the recommendations made to tivity of men, women and 'The subconutittee will meet C. Allen, member of the the subcommittee, in ounmight n0t live children, but 75 per cent of its toeU sure seea like at Howard Job-ison's Motor Governor's Task Force; Buck b iSer letter to the Editor, page 1,700 students are women and Lzx1', downtown Orlando at Jones, Division of Motor 4.At ii '1' their average age is S-I0 . be jailed j A REAL SWEETHEART where . never - . . . latrines, You know, the one can exists ' V '. So , if anyone shouj(l ever call you and say that they'rc representing a local bank call the police. And then, if Y° want to, you nui notify thL bank. llist's,'r, it's most important to call the police in order that they may make the necessar> arrangmnenic of "welcomiu" the ci'c*k into yoiur tioic they will be arrested. : And ,i; :ia extra puflisliliftlit—AN,crooks would be put .1 !.. into the kncai baxtilk. v know, the one where the> have indigent agricultural - -. A person who can establish he ii payment of a fine and defendants should be advised of this right, the court said. "We suggested (in 1972) that the legislature address itself to this question of installment payments" because Florida law still "requires that a defendant, ordered to pay a fine and costs, pay them within 24 hours or be imprisoned until they are paid," the by Justice Joseph Boyd said. By BOB LLOYD . catch - "?ilost of the state felony statutes have penalties of Prison time and fines or just prison time," Polk said, "and the prison time must be served first, County court handles traffic and misdemeanor cases. Polk said he doesn't remember when The worst part of it all, when she finally did get around to calling the police, they arrived about 10 minutes too Late. There's little likelihood that the money will be recovered, unfortunately. motley. were with -' were sentenced to pay only a fine and jailed because they coudn't immediately raise the County Amends - Arbor Low, Tightens Logging Controls Yesterday, these infidels absconded 13,000 from a woman who be1eved these men they told her they were a dishonest j tr ying to employee at a hank, and that they needed someone who banked at that concern to withdraw some money from their account and that in this way, they'd be be t ter able to detect the action of this "alleged" I dishonest employee. : Of course, there no such an employee. And just as soon ! the money is turned over to I them for 'safe-keeping", they take off and the "helpful citizen" 0 taken K. I local felony cases where defendants so a defendant could raise money to pay fines." Polk said, any - I ... 9OUAh. 12 0Z. CAN --------- IOMATO SAUCE. 4 - ' - r . lo HUNT'S - -. (bssifiedads. Comics Crossword puzzle ic'az- Abtiy Etjitunalcouimer. Enter tatrunent ih'roscope Ilospitol notes Public notices Suciey Sports State Slicks TV 511 10A 3.78 58 58 413 4A 413 413 lOA 6A HA 11-13A AA 411 p �-: 24.-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 11, 1974 Center Is Beehive National News Briefs Economic Predictions LONDON, Ky. (A?) - Vice President Gerald R. Ford peedicLi the nation will be "nyrr the hump" by late summer or early fall in dealing with econc*nle problems, torLwiing the energy crisis and spiraling food prices. Speaking before a Lincoln Day dinner crowd of 2,000 here Wednesday night, Ford said peace and prosperity will be key Issues In next fall's general elections. He said he did not believe Watergate would harm Republican candidates. More Women In Politics WASHINGTON (AP) - The National Women's Political Caucus says more women are running for national and state offl'e than ever before. The caucus says more than 3,000 women are expected to seek office thIs year, compared to 1, 028 in 197L Watergate is partly responsible for the large number of female candidates, the caucus' political strategists believe. The State Of Dakota? BISMARCK. N.D. (AP) -The governors of North and South Dakota have exchanged Jetting notes over the possibility of reviving the aid Dakota Territory. The echinge was prompte%.l by an out-of-state report wtuch said: "Gov. Arthur A. Link has ordered maximum speed limits on all South Dakota highways to be Lawered to 53 miles per hour as of Feb. 10." South Dakota Coy. Richard Kneip Immediately dispatched a tongue-tn-cheek note to North Dakota's Governor lAnk. Jack Benny's 80th PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) - Associates say comedian Jack Benny plans to let his 60th birthday today pass quietly. "Jack doeit ward a big thing made of It," the associMe said Wednesday, wlding that Benny's schedule calls only for the filming of a te1evisirn commercial. On Friday a email celebration of the birthday Is planned with close friends, Including Coy. Ronald Reagan and comedians Milton Berle and George Burns and their wives. Benny's only comment on his 60th birthday has been this Line from his nightclub act: "Age Is strictly a can of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter." r 4 , $ 4 p - N U4 1 I U Uno • j g g . -- IIU r • Ura u r I s U •$ ) 4. - - Food Costs To Climb - -AN LIBRARY HELPERS 1JRS ..Casselberrv Elementary School LibraryFlores, Michelle Provoncha, Steve Dykes, and helpers are, from left, Charles Miller, Tammy Mrs. Marilyn Piland, teacher. Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) _____________ - I b ;.? I_J "7' - - -. GEORGE WASHINGTON DINED HERE AND SO did many other famous people during the 209 years Cliveden has stood in Germantown. Pa. Now belonging to the National Trust for Historic Preservation, It will be important in Bicentennial observations. ' - -. . county." The •. - Activists Of fer To Negotiate For Hearst Release J Hearst. The coalition is comnrised nf six groups named by the girl's kidnapers, the Symbionese Liberation Army, to act as observers in a multlmillion dollar food giveaway to California'a needy. The SLA has set the food distribution as a precondition to negotiating for the young woman a release. Miss Hearst's father, newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst, said Wednesday he will try to comply at least In part with the kidnapers' demands. But he said hedid not see how he could meet the costs of such a program, which he said could go as high as M mfllion. The coalition's offer to negotiate followed a day-long meeting Wednesday, thç Rev. Cecil Williams told a news conference at his Glide Memorial Methodist church In San Francisco. The Glide church is among the six groups named by the SLA to act as observers. The The family will do everything we can to get you out." Weeping softly at the side of her husband, Mrs. Hearst said In words also directed to Miss Hearst, "I know God will bring you back." Mrs. Hearst told newsmen she has received more than $1 million from well-wishers for her daughter's release. The demand for $70 worth of food for each needy Califorrian was made in a letter received Tuesday from the Symblonese Liberation Army, wtppe members dragged the girl away from her apiirtment near the University of -California on Feb. 4. The FBI called It the first political kidnaping In U.S. history. In a mailed letter the family received Tuesday through a radio station, the SLA said the food would be atonement from Hearst and his wife, Catherine, for the "suffering they have aided and profited from." Hearst is president and editor of the San Francisco Examiner and chairmaii of the Hearst - k Corp. His wife is a member of the University of California Board of Regents. The letter said the food demand was a prerequisite to negotiations for release of the University of California art history sophomore. Later, In San Francisco, Charles Bates, the FBI agent in charge of the Hearst case, told newsmen he had doubts that compliance with the terrorist demands would win Miss Hearst her freedom. "I think the chances are good that one demand would follow another forever" and provoke other such abductions, he said. Bates said hq was "confident Miss Hearst is alive, and I have no reason to think she won't remain alive." I feel happy about how the investigation is proceeding," Bates said, adding that he did not have "any one name or location."-He also said he had "nothing hard" to go on. Bates said the FBI had "a lot of information in this case. We have a pretty good idea who the SLA are and how they operate." ' - - r ' ?' - '- .•.. . ... •': r\ - . .' . . .. ' .• .'. % b ' , & i:'. . ., ,.'. - - -. .••. .. - -.' .--.. I - - : -'-•' ' . 1 41. I - - -- • -- -__- TPPPI-IV -. . , '"k ' - wiiiic CATHY JO Capko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Capko of 406 Temple Dr., Sanford, shows trophies won in Florida State Fair Scholarship Contest in Tampa Saturday to brother, Robert. They in dude three first place for strutting; three second place in solo and baton and third in parade majorette and in state solo She also '.on a ¶2.5 U.S. Savings Bond. i Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus the media center - We don't have the new. modern one f t nl:': a schools n the i t:!ëe and spirit to rival any school in the MEE .• beehive of activity. In use at all times, by both students and teachers, there Is just never a dull moment, Mrs. Ann Southerland librarian. said, "We have 1l .000 books on the shelves, available to the student body. Through Book Fairs, the PTA, donations and our regular federal and county allotment for books, we really have a well-rounded library." Mrs. Southerland explained the books aren't the only drawing card to the library. II strips;. large "We have A7 1 % 'rld maps; 53 world globes; record players; projectors; TV s; and microviewers. We substiribe tn 29 magazines 10,141 four raspapers Mrs Soultserland laughed and said "Some of the salesmen w come here call this a "swinging Librar) because e alvays have a great deal of activity goin As librarian at casselbelTy Elementary for the past five years, Mrs. Southerland is enthusiastic and lull of ideas She appears to stimulate in. terest in the many fea tures of also - V..SUNGTON (AI' - The Agriculture Department ¶ School Media Center is a 4 CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) -John Glenn was the toast of the nation 12 years ago this month as the First American to orbit the earth. On Wednesday night, the former astronaut attended a Democratic fund-raising dinner here, but was he was not Invited to sit at the head table and was not Introduced. Now 52 Glenn is seeking the Democratic nomination to the Senate for a second time. His opponent, interim U.S. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum of Cleveland, addressed the Ntlrated crowd of 600. Glenn circulated among the crowd, shaking hands, then bat at a table in a corner with others attending the $i00.. plate gathering. others are the American Indian Movement (MM), Black Teachers Caucus, Nairobi College of East Palo Alto, Calif., United Prisoners Union and National Welfare Rights Organization. Williams said the group's offer was made Independently, although several people had spoken with the Hearst family, Hearst, meanwhile, sought to assure his daughter and her captors, through a news conference, that he would do "everything in my power" to set up a limited food distribution program this week. But he expresed dOubts about his ability to comply fully with the SLA's request. "Obviously, I don't see howl can meet.a $400 million program," he said. Hearst added, "What I am trying to say is that I believe the important thing for them to know Is that! am going to do everything Ican to comply with their demand, and If that's not enough, I can't help it. I've done everything I can do." In an emotional news conference, the father told the 19-year-old girl, "Hang In there, honey... r- In Casseilerry Elementary Glenn Loses Limelight prepared to tell conawners today In familiar prose that Food prices are going to climb until mid-year at least. Sharp Increases In Live cattle prices the past month, the truckers' strike and ucrrtaIntles about energy, fertilizer and 1974 crop production are big reasons. Although the Department has not predicted exactly how much more food will cost for all of 1974, officials think most of the climb sill bein the first half. By summer, if all gues well, more cattle are expected to reach market and thus Increase the beef supply. Pork, because hog producers are still holding down output, will take longer. A year ago USDA predicted 1973 supermarket food prk"es would average no more than 6.5 per cent higher for the entire year than they did in 1972. They actually soared a5out 16 per cent. A!Of Activity &I.LRL V BERKELEY, Calif. CAP - A coalition of activist groups has offered to negotiate for the release of kidnaped newspaper heiress Patricia Meet Big Duke He Never Hurts Anyone center is By HAL BOYLE Jimmy Stewart are the "two that he likes people and relocatLd In the auditorium.NEW YORK AP - John iop men He has o desire at spects the other fellow's point of Entire classes may come to Wayne has done batt!e many al"toretire and says. "t really %•ICW and his worst fault is that the media center and do times in the more than 2oo films enjoy my work. You die if you research. In other sections, he has made since 1929- as a . retire, If not physically, he is more highly emotional than he appears and "given a students are seen viewing (Urn Western hero in 150 of them, mentally. I am 66 and a hard chance Iliad myself talking too strips, or listening to tapes. but, in his latest, "McQ." as a day's work still appeals to me." much." F:ach group is quietly interested detective. Wayne st4zrted acting In high "My public image has been in their own endeavor, and take His biggest battle, however, school and gave up aspirations quite heroic; I feel this Like a n' notice of each other. has been during the last nine tobea lawyer when he played a country boy. I suppose that you Mrs. Southerland also goes to years agai ns t what h calls the part in Paint Yaw' Wagon." tend to manage your life and the class-rooms, where she "Big C" - lung cancer. In i9, he was on the Uni. youittünking teaches library skills to the If he were to put life Into one versity of Southern California is expected. I in a manner that would not want girls and trains the boys to run word, he would say "exciting." football team and was put in a in i ne to be different," thi' movie projector equipment, "Since that cancer operUon, film. He says he got great ad. and other type projectors. it is awfully nice to wake up in vice from two people in the When asked how he feels Mrs. Virginal Brach, library the mornlr.g" business, harry Carey and his about the fact that some people aide, is a tremendous help to His philosophy in shod; "1 wile, Olive. They told him, picture him asa flag.waver, the the program, according to Mrs. try to live my life to the fullest "You have to become the image 6 foot 4 "Duke" as his friends Southerland, without hurting anybody else. I of the character in the film." call him -sits tall in the saddle "We, Lgrr,charge a line try not to unintentionally hurt Now. he says, ujs tough for kids and his blue eyes flash. "it for overdue books," she ex- anybody's feelings. lfIdo hurt , 10 the business because 'they annoys me because I have a plamned. "But if a book is lost, anybody's feelings, I had 'all in- take a young kid and put him In normal lave for my eotmtry. I we do ask that the child replace tenflon of hurting them." a picture. There is no continuity hate been in the public view it with one from their own media - ,, -. • ., U - ,, . CHECKING OU T EQUIPMENT ...From left. Librarian Ann Southerland; Mrs. Virginia Brach. aide; and Wayne Ballard He has betn a movie star for of leadership anyinore." 43 years and figures he and lie thinks his best quality is private collection. a nd % hen people I say whit I a3k questions. think." SHOP JM AITAMONIE SPRiNGS 11:00 'III 9:00 MI ot Keucuon N, Al A merican To Offer lo Of Food SAN FRANCIS(X)AP) Many of California's needy say theywouldnotacc,pi food from a multhrUllon dollar giveaway demanded by the kidnapers of Patricia Hearst,Others say their hunger outweighs any Wheat Sales A&I Double For Mideast WASHINGTON 'AP) -Sales grain have not deterred pur- prices and further orders at C4 US. wheat and other grain to ebases by such countries as those prices." the Mideast, mtly to oilrlch Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Parker said poor harvest in Arab countries, may more than Iran. some countries the past year or double this fiscal year, says an The new export estimate by two have helped boost Import Agriculture Department Parker Is up sharply from the needs, but he also believes () analyst. John B. Parker of the depart, meat's Economic Research Service said tensions from the Mideast war last October and the Arab oil embargo have had no visible effect on shipments. lie said exports may total a record $100 million this year. Further, he said in an inter, view, soaring prices of US. Miss Heat*'s kidnapers, the Symbionese Liberation Army, have demanded as a condition to negotiations for her freedom that her parents distribute $70 of free fod to each of Califorpoor andneedy. Srate officials have estimated that the cost could be as much as 1400 million. 1t'sami,spketobelirveth.t peoplewhoarepoorarenot proud and that poor people would take something under these iircumstances," said Ed Roberts of Berkeley, a quad. rapleglcwhoischairmanotthe Coalition for Social Rights. Helen Utti., headof the Northern ('aIifc4nia Welfare Rng*IU Orgnizauon. said the ma)ortty of persons she spoke with had rt}ected the load cUe,. Others indicated they would accept the ftrA Wiliam Dirstime 64, of Los Anbeles,, 3aid, 1 Link it w oui be berf1daI. I; )mks like they ith n SLA) arc doing good.In a you've got to kohlup to Oman, F"ift, no am wt 1600 million predicted last fall for the year ending June 30. In 1972.73, sales to the region toWed 1413 million. Part of the Increase Is due to higher prices, but quantities also are up. "The whole area is extremely active," Parser said. "When we estimated ma earlier that sales might go to 1600 million, that didn't take into account rising 4.9 million basheis worth 117.4 million during July-December, - compared with none In the last half of l9'72, Iraq was the larg?st purtimi, region u mo rich that it could be sem-, also rising from none a developed Into an Important year earlier, to 7.2 million steady market for U.S. food bushels at a value of 123.5 mUlion durtzg the six months, product& y Lebanon, Jordan and Saudi Export figures compiled b half Arabia also were up USDA show that in the first of the fiscal year which begin significantly. last 'u!y I wheat shipments Those are all cash transacfrom dwindling U.S. reserves lions made with private cornhave jumped phenomenally. panles which drew on us. Egypt, for example, received wheat supplies. No US. credit currently Is being extended to, Arab countries for farm cornmodules. Energy Conference Ends 3 DAYS ON LY WASHINGTON (AP) - The users and the middle Eastern often turbulent 13-nation energy producers. conference has ended on an up. And French Fwetn Minister swing of cooperation and with Michel J"trrt, near the center the Atlantic Alliance a little of a storm fur mo.st of the three. shaken but Intact, day session, said easily that he Machinery was set up to pm-c. We for a joint mett1n with the oil-producing states,possiWy by May 1. Steps are to be Liken to ease the financial lair. '[ALLAIIASSEE, Fla , tAP) of meeting short-range -John Wesley White, Florida's needs. employment security director, The United States, Western has urged te Florida 141113a. Europe and Japan agreed 10 tire to ratify the proposed develop "a comprehensive ac- Equal Rights Amendment dur. Uonprogrun" ccinesryation and research efme amendment to The U.S. bela as well as allocuions dur. Constitution i i'ar,.' log emergencies. and logical step to promote An apparently satisfied See'- equal opportunity for women 1mm retary of State Hery A. Kissinr the labor market," White said get, chief arthited of a a Wednesday in a news releu, operative approach. came close lie said women, who make up to predicting alter Wednesday's 40 per cent of the state's labor windup that uI,l prices would force, are discriminated come down fbi to pre-Octo- against In salaries, hiring oni bet War levels but to a point promotions. coi deresj (sir by the Western His division administers the did not think the dill between Pranc and the other Common MarkSI countries would have "too great an effect on the future of the Corn. munity." food,"*M fl-ear.o1d Jackie Walker of Irglewood. 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'"Y _ e Right In Unstopping Barge Canal ' l)4)NN ESTF:s It appears the decision to kill th e canal was made at the staff level and not peronaHv by the president, many say. Hope(Wly, th is is' true. obiecting to the development of natural resources are on the wrong track. Others are confident that Congress will appropriate money for continued construction — mone impounded on President Nixon c instruction hen he halted canal nearl three sears ago l'he canal, one-thirdcomplete. t studs t Price and connect 29.000 miles of inland waterways to JUuI. %II*tIUbVIuUL iin IaIv iIlIuusIq iuiiiuiu. Th e benefits construction of the canal would bring to Sanford.Seminole and the entire at a it' man', and varicd. county If the canal construction had not bec stopped and was here today, oil could be moved direct l% From Texas fields to Florida by barge eliminating the energy crisis here, according to Port Adminisator Jim Ryan. Almost anything can be ship ped by barge today at love costs. Florida produce roll int' because of the independent truckc-rs' strike could be moved out of Central Florida. With sophisticated refrigerated barges orange juice could be easily shipped while grains and other commodities could be brought into Florida economically Tlii' list of barge uses and resulting belief its to the areas are endless. Floridians who has kept the fight going for the canal znd particularly for the Sanford-Titusville link, said the courts, the government and ______________ — — -- ~anfvrbferiah X hr0 T E I E PHONE 322 26)1 931 c'993 300 N F RE NC H AVE. SANFORD F LA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW, Edlo' Pobi,spr WAYNE D DOYLE Adveftising Director & Msc,cidte Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, Gen.vai - JOHN A SPOLSKI. Ano:late Editor - DEWEY ROBINSON C,rcuiation Manager - JKILHARDS 3povfi Editor freeze, however, did t mee t thesame success of the 1t one in 1971. 7-here %ere widespread .auirtages of beef and pork, and prices of other meat went up stiarpi Nixon followed the freeze witia tough wage-price system t hat squeezz-d the profits of businesses, yet failed to check the surge f [vices. 11w' PresIdent's economic. users declared wage-$* ice con. trots count?r-producuve and all but usekss in their annual ononuc report o Congress a week 'go. They said Nixon would continue to4econu'nl the ccor.my and eventually move to a free market 'l'he White hI'nise strate is clear. I• be1ieu the the price increases re ccCI.UTing now, largely because worst of I Year i' mos " l'ce No part of ar.p rnj'e? at r.', o adretsriq 01 this edit-on of any Ie Sarfod He'ad "at he ctCicodoed °"e' *,tfjt nr,'ftfl De 'l%SOfl Cf the pvb1iSti' of The Herald An. n',,duai or I.e m re%ponsb!e fr S.iCPV reprodoOon 4% 411 t* (OflSd4"ed 's .nfrr on The Heralds cop1r.çht .jriJ a n,..I,- v,1 .ibefc4dlvn0,tPw'ta4 i Jot, 'd a"1tS C'(?P Sa'urd,sj' il MC<•I-O - . .V - d .5 a —t-"- t(-' t-i1!,'C.,( , tj%.,fi, CIP*uefO' reprodjc';n o1 a: ti'v •- UI'S 1 • • •' I I •, LONDON — •• There is no panic In Britain. Bull-headed Prim Minister Edward Ifeath is on a collision course with the embalUed coal miriers. A head-om crash could C sink the British economy, which can hardly elklure an oil crisis and a coal crisis at the same time. Yet the British upper up 15 as I uRthuA'i . •fr . -. I' / , CHILE . * dike -.•. W State Enters Gurney Case •• . nflner3, • ____ , 1 " i - -__ - . . .-. I ; - ~__--__ ~_ ~41~~VL ~,~7 ~~, ~ . - — — - - - =111C.Ve w 11.j - _1 - . TALLAHASSEE, Via. ( AP)Florida Atty. Gen. Robert Sheyin says state attorneys are responsible Investigating pos- Sun reported that the senators charities, pe office acquired mailing lists of to potential Democratic oppothese lists the nents them into a SETh Easier Seal campaign for the the newspa - -_ - for 'r -- __ and f Gurneys office confirmed The attorney general's opin. ex istence oi and said they would not be used for pothe lists E, ONE ON THE WAY ACTS Sanford city $4,295 and city commissioners Monday youngsters, especially with these new courts decided to delay installation of $1,286 in lighting vestigating allegations that 1300 03n in finrannri.a donations were collected In Gurney 's behalf from builders Q-1prrild Phnfi% Ily Afih I Inv.4i -. - in .'Jwr supply will send other prices soaring Eventually, only the wealthy will be able toafford goods that used tobeavailable to the masses. ut the masks have become accustomed to their TV sets, refrigerators and motor cars. Rather than give up these luxuries, they almost certainly iU demand gher and higher wages. In short, the poor either will become poorer, or they must achieve a massive redistribution of the nation's wealth. . rowth State G - lisL g I . from past campaigns of # Secretary of State Richard Stone and Miami Reach Mayor (liuck [fall. Stone is an announced candidate for Gurney's set. Halt says he may run. - % 1 I Gurney's office also obtained 31, ,Inht others seeking his mI Iuer.ce. Shevin said the state's "who gave it, who got it" law provides that any elector (Ion a circuit court with alleged violations of the law. Such a pe. tition would have to be filed In the official's home Judicial ('Wt. In Gurney's this would be in Orlando in Orange ( T or gifts to be reported. Federal grand juries in .Miami and Jacksonville are in- Mellon Park on the lakefront. The courts--ir(KI _______________________________________________________________________________________ 11, violated state laws which re- installed at former swimming pool site in Ft. until the new budget year starting in October. ________ hitical purposes the newspaper said - asked pus and . former Gov and fed ion Wednesday was in ans r to questions State iia shall Harris, 1)-Miami who s.ild he after noting r ci. Florida sible state election law viola- ate computer for Gurney's use. Tal"wee area and the Men. Scott Kelly, all Democrats, the tions in the collection of a politGurney's office also obtained tal Ilealth Am ation of Flori. Gainesville &in said. V L by former Atty. Gen. Earl Faircloth, . Haydon Burns and former state Sen. r said listsfrom campaigns Wednesday. Rep e- ven the who work the black breathe black coal dust for less wages than a taidorl secretary 4 may peti. Info Full Sessi o n Today I 1. •i. ' . '-' . cir. case, \ (,ov. Reubin Askew. It pro, to clean up and make repairs The attorney general also posed Ilmitlations on state from oil spills and that the said that violations of anothe_r have been surprised with the adopted by the land resources growth. . shipper be given some defenses related law would come under response shown by the Florid& c 0filmittee calling for a master 7 "he House Governmental op. for liability. the Juris(fiction (if the Ixon Chamber of Commerce's plan of development SEN. ED GURNEY Florida erations Committee also has no has no liability County stae ttorrwy since m. la growth conference to the state's bad on an :nventory of re- Aides talking le eloped a growth policy call- limit and allows no defenses. St-crctary of State's office Is to. ecological needs. sources. ing for lImtations In SOflIC Oil The was to go into companies claim this is cated here. An aide to Rep. Harris. Steve "rhis is an unusual decision areas based on natural and keeping independent ship oper. full session today to make final man-made resources. hull, said the legislator Licame recommendations after two to come out of a group like atcrs of Florida ports. I Neither Mayor Ileggen nor concerned about possible viola- MONEY days of subcommittee and com, that has so many developers," The law will continue to ef. tions Kuperberg was present when Mayor hleggen said. of state law after a Gurney labial thit Will help curb your d•. mitt" meetings. t the ski for licass food. Sal i,ss-wWili of the sta the conference's natural rete press conference late last year. i.,.. I' Joel Kuperberg, state later. o dageros.a drugs unless these changes are She said f first motion was sources committee adopted a not Asiki 70U noiovs. No 'We felt like he admitted he • ' nal Improvement Fund Direc- for a IliSIIUOUS si.rds. Chill. your iS. program to attract people recommendation that the made," said Dave Blumberg.broke t he state law," hull said for. said Wednesday he entered to . - Stan today. MONADU costs Florida but the outlook state's oil spill law be substan. $3.00 for a 20 day supply and $3.00 The committee also recom- of Gurney. the conference "with fear that changed reapidly after that dis. tially weakened, Loss i4Iy (at Gurney sail that funds were for •, t wice ihi amount. mended that the state set up a they were Just trying to be ralodod with undo cusslon. The panel recommended that trust fund financed by shippers raised in his behalf but denied no u.slhono aOsd by: the governor's growth conferThe groh conference that the law conform exactly with to supplement the 6 million any wrongdoing or knowledge Faust Drug StorO7 E. Ist ence, but some really good Kuperberg referred to was the federal statute by setting a federal 51.-Mill Orders FilI.d fund available to pay of a secret fund. things have come out." called in Orlando in October by 114 million liability on a shipper Avertssmen? for oil-spill e!Fanitn Meanwhile. The Gainesvill Gainesville- - Environmentalists say they fleggen pointed to a proposal The British seem to be aware of, but unshaken by, the dark - She yin Rules •. -; 1-I - •. - -- he has erected Thu could bring on tremendous economic and political economic clouds which are gathering. The lights may be low in • london, but the spirits are not. The British are going ahead with b.isiness as their inner calm undisturbed. expr-sstng quiet confidence that this crisis, too, shall pass. for usua!, conference ) . ALUANCE OF TERRORLTrS: British Intelligence has uncovered ominous evadence that terrorists around the world have )oined in a lowe, subterranean alliance of revolutionary L11 movements. Irish and Palestinian terrorists, It Is known, have been traizlng together in Ireland and the Middle East. German terros-isti, It it also believed, have aniuggled inns to their Irish _.' / economy J = — There are additional links, according to British elence between young activists in Asia, Africa and the Americas. AD. paruiuy, they exchange not only weapons but tactics, A sate Department atrgram to all 11.5, rmbaules last Ocw: 'Past experience suggests t l_,, a tactic ve be successful In one country, terrorist groups In other imitate an WflP .. - ...- J.r C_ff4ff .-..- . — gi pro - .. •. - IA? ...... C0146 Coofty Newt $o,yi . . '"' - ten acres more ridiculous than buying land five miles from the C0l4thOUI to lsziW a parking lot ploy es and the hiring some means of transportation to haul these people to and from this parking lot to their offices in the courthouse, Taking over city zoning, tM the hospital budget line by line, forbidding the only means of low. cct housing available to incrnne group, forcing people off pnviite property because than 10 acres and allowing ,, like '-pt ztty.to govern our Cowity is more ridiculous, We need a six man turn over in the county comm. offices, and a turnover in the zoning office. Remember the meeting Feb. 21, 1974 Civic Center — 7:30 p.m. In tiw mean time contact your state kgigators and urge them to leave city zoning where it,._jn "(Itiecity government. for county can- seats June Cameron Committee to Resist Oppirssive ioiUisns. Florida Increasingly, the terrorists are becoming more vicious and indisaiminate. Britain has been flooded with letter bombs, which usually are opened by imocent servants or wives. A suitcase bomb, planted in a British bus, killed 11 people, Including a soldier, his wife and their two small cMldi4n The mangled bodies ci the little children and their toys er the Yorkshire roadside. To combat the wave oft r ism, security forces are taking virtual wartime precautions at airports, embassies, oil facilities and other l..,ly targets throughout Europe. News Briefs 1, - Some Jews, not satisfied with conventional methods, reportedly have formed a band of cotmterterrorjjtj who hunt down the Palestinian terrorists In their lairs. Intelligence reports tell of a myster y liguec, handsome, blonde, with a British accent, who has tracked Black September tercristsafld his victims reportedly was the celebrated terrorist, Mahmoud Hamcharj, who was kIlkdbyar ,, t. mbifl paris normal flow of trafC'. A spokesman said another gasoline tanker was called to pump out the wrecked truck be fore it could be moved. There were no Injuries and no fire. Special March Election III TAI.LkHAS.SEE, Fla. (APi A special election will he held in March in Miami to fill a vacanc y in the Florida House crea ted by the death of Rep. Carl Singleton. Gay. Reubin Askew on Wednesda y set March 12 as the primary date with a second primary to be held March 19 if necessary. The general election nh be held March , Askew said — I FOOTNOTE: Other -otsig anarchists are Joining a littler cult, which Is on the rise In Eur ope. In grimy bac'krooms. the swastika aid 11w goosestep have been resurrected, - BRITISh! POLITICS: Unlike President Nixon, Brutish Prune Mis st,er Edward heath can't Just "tough It out,,, but must face the voters In times of political crisis. Now that he has called an election, the campaign will last a total of only 17 days. There'll be no huge campaign chests, no cash delivered in attache cases, Each candidpte fur Parliament has a campaign spending limit around $3000, dependoig on the sue of l' coency. The two Principal parties. Conservative and labor, are allotted five 10-minute telecasts. All other political commercials are banned from both radio and television. The Wetergate reformers might want to keep an eye on how the British do it. ______________________ In an executive order. - Jax Reduces Oil Use JACKSONVILLE. Fla. lAP) — With an assist from balmy weath er, Jacksonville government buildings cut the use of fuel oil 79 per cent in January, offc1als said. John Traylor, direetor of central services, said Wednesday that the main city buildings also reduced use of electricity by 4-4 per cent compared to January of last year. Traylor said the weather, which averaged 12 degrees warmer last sraon th than In January 1973, was a major factor. But he said conservation measures also played an ' - TAMPA, Via. APt-Two men charged in the mutilation killing of an 11 -year.old Tampa boy last Ortober will stand trial separately. lhllsborough Circuit Judge blerhoth Ryder ruled Wednesday that Johnny Paul Witt, 30, would be tried on a first degree murde r c harge separately (rein co-defendant Gary Tillman, 19. Witt's trial in the Oc tober slaying of Jona than Kusimer be gins Monday. No trial date was set for Tillman. - D(DUV'(? WflnI fl I Gas Dealers Warn Strike a RIVIERA BEACH, Via, (API About 70 angry Palm Beach County gasoline dealers have threatened to go on strike unless th e federal government lets them sell gasoline only to preferred customers. The dealers-about a filth of those In the county-voted Wedne sday to send a telegram to federal energy chief William, Simon protesting federal regula tions against discrimination. Simon's office has ruled that service sta tions cannot dlscrtmftiate be tween regular and occasional customers. Violations of the ruling could result In fines up to 15,000. - I' 5V — 1. S. - I - 496114 — 'Ii I-, ta lie - -. "ee, l'g'p rr-y I pg qp &t,jut how fc. ,,gh I'fl)' buss 1 ness has been I ds&,t knOw you were a barbers'' - I - : j -.f ,.___.S____- - - - - - _ a __ _____ A .5 Stations 5' I TAELA1IASSE Fla. iAP; support of an odd-even gasoline — Gay. Reubin Askew appar. rationing system and Pinellas ently wants more service sta. County on Wednesda y became (ions to open in Florida on Sun- the ninth count to adopt some day so more tourists can drive form of the system. It allows Into the sta te cars with even-numbered ta gs Press secretary Don Pride to buy gas on even-numbered said Wednesday that the posi- calendar days, vice-versa for lion "could be implied" from a odd days. recent order in which Askew One problem with the system allowed Florida Turnpike sm. is that Saturda y and Monda y ice sta tions to open on Sunday. are even one week and odd the Askew had previously or. next. Bracketing Sunday with dered the stations closed in two days when many drivers keeping with President Nixon's couldn't buy gasoline could plea that Sunday sale of gaso- cause problems for persons line be halted to conserve ener- whose travel is necessary. Pride said A,stew was aware 10. Pride indicated that Askew of the problem and was urging would now like to see more service station attendants to service stations along in. "treat people fairly and with terstate highways carrying some fl exibility." tourists In Florida open on "At the same time he's urgSunday. Many have been open ing everybody to plan and try as anyway. close as possible to purchase However, Pride said Askew their gasoline on the days their "really hasn't taken a position" tags correspond to," Pride said. on Sunday sales by stations "On some days as a practical erung a largely local clientel, matter it would Just be imAskew came out Tuesday in possible to do that" N -i. i1*141 ;• t, ; I - -I __ __5. ____ ________ ,.,F,. :, . I ..s$ -_t• i. _______ _____ ",'-.,' -.., - _______ __ - :: lip I n_i . Ali - 11-10, I ________ _________ ___________ _e' Ic '' _______ ' '/p - '." '' "',i-. (dl :.-iI 'i'1f fI :sit .- S _______ -r /. I.. - I...% " ,. O. I.- %Y." .,!,% j a,.. P O _______ * -. '- - . -. - '' " I. ' ',t, % -4 "'- ' ;\.\%,:i•.._,' ,) S 4- ' "' •' - : I . 't ' _________ ,-, 1,,. 'i.' I . ________ '- 'I - '-r '. •• ' '' •-'%'r •t'i ". f~_#. i,", ; 'ç ;" '"s-! -% 5 4 - ", ' __________ ____ ______ _____ ____ ______ ____ --, '' , -, - ','s'. .,, _,, It ...--- - ______ _______ ' ' - - - 6 sa' . -,j :-' ',','t'.rr •' 1 ' • 11P --"I_ I ., . V , -,-.,.\#, ') '.'-i ,''1-t' ..o I.@ :,'-' _______ 1 :.' . - ill • % ''- . -" '- - ;. ' 4u45 '4i i •. ; : : ______ t . . is fti5j 11i ... - 0 ~,, 'A"" ,.% -' A 6j. , - N I Judge Orders Newsman l'• i .\1 u_1. }_u_4 '_I, - f, i .,. ' To Justify News Story / 44 I. d(t&f1 .-*,-- ,• '' 4"i4 11 -. 1 - "' ,, ' 4' ' ___ , _ of . I. BRADENTON, Via. API-A Judge Dean added that "the circuit Judge has ordered a re- court further advised the reporterforthelarnpaThbuneto spondent as well as other reshow cause why he should not porters that violation of the be held in contempt of court for court's order could result in an ignoring an order not to write a story. adjudication of contempt of court," Circuit Judge [toy F. Dean The defendant in the case was . jFQ7Q - I 4 I . set a Feb. 26 hearing for Rick Henry L. Payne, 24, of 11 R1 Barry, who drew the Judge's Zephyrhills, who changed his wrath, with a Feb. 2story saying mind oguin later and entered ii 4# — :hat a murder defendant had guilty plea in the slaying of a pleaded guilty and moments Florida Highway Patrol trooper later reversed his plea to in- last Novembe r. nocent Barr)' was out of town on an The Judge said in his court summons that he had specific, other assignment and had not ally. told Harry that ''dis' been served with the court or- - t THE WORLD IN 1913 The great and near great u'st'nts that shap.':l SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD s(-tnination of this information der by late Wednesday - OUr lives nationally and iniennatuonally (fur - P 0 BOX $6 by the newspapers to the public Contempt of court is punish. ing 1973 ,ine uirjmatu alIt, ra'coumiti'd in d,'- cuJd Jeopardize a fair trial by able by up to six months in jail impartial jury at st trial sched. ora fine set by the Judge issuing uled for Feb 5" the order. wiled words and ('sciling photographs in THE WORLD IN 193; History As Wi- Lived It. This 10th .Innisf-rs1lns edition, produced by The Associated Pr", ssonkl' s largest nietss agency, is a tremendous volume that belongs in esenvone's tuent'-tor s oung or old Its JOO pages are ci U1 -paiku'd is ith 300.000 tsortls written by men and ssornei istici isa'rt"there" when these esents ccc unnt'd, r1d hundreds of photos in color and hiI,it I ,!t ii ishite. It's j look lurgain - 'a:, t ant ,itttard ii, miss-at $495 through this itt-is spapt'r - -- - li/I//i I S Members of two generations of a MIAMI API Florida family were killed in the crash of a twin-engine airplane that nartawly missed hitting some houses before nosr.dlving into a canal. Dead were the pilot, Ferris B. McT)Te, 26, and his wife, Brenda, 2.3, both of Miami. and his parents, J. Willis Mclyrr, -$5, and his wife.May, 40, both of Live Oak, Fla. Police said the plane was ittsl by th e elder McTyre. The pilot of the Cessna 310 reported engine trouble a few minutes alter taking off Wednesday from Opa.Locka Airport and said he would try to make It back, police said. - ,- - Askew Wants Plane Crash Kills Family — ., ,....... V iunpett.nnt part. Two Murder Trials Set i!,'s .. I i, I ISLAMORADA, Fla. (APP — The only highway connecting Key West with the re-st of the United Sta tes was closed fir more than eight hours efter a gasoline tank truck crathed Into an open drawbridge. It took from a bout 9 am. to 5:32 p.m. Wednesday for state tr oopers to return the Overseas Highway to Its — - 1, Oversea'Highway Shut - '11w Su,v lu't I toulil itwii of it chuM-. inst'I I iiii'.sik',, mlii ('utta wit huiji fear fit American vh Ilt'ngt' It tumId Force the EIIrulJM'ans and Sotilhi K"n'an Ii, 'it-tier Ank'rit-an ltu1' Ilium' It t'imlul toll .tapan to i'nil ii alliance with Ittt' I niti'iI SlaIe'. II could itoninait' v,ilep, in (lit' I lulled Nations. \hht"4'hmn' emild int.'rfi'ri' tt, uumlil,n-ent's- in liii' Nfiddle "' itt Sioiifo-.i--t .\'I,i in Ui na .iinl Euuiujie. 'k-iiiitig ito' I low 'ii i'm-i-gv and minerals on w hsuchi American ll anil ','Ierti sIai,tlti t'isI' In a hi.'i of "mallet cnIintritINFAIlti,s.si.i iiutilui det'idr •.s hit- ti t''s,'rtli1i,'ri'', Iiit,,hiI liti' and hit-li lw taken u'si', I) auttill, aliu, -" ,im,'i lk'IuI)lI's lflhIItki all Ii ,iii liij at -d n tilt ant.' tiat i'rn the lM's'misIs In In imiili' tlin'aI itt liii ii' ,u h pru\s will, ttatn'ltusis Ib" i',rltaui,n an' t'onvme,-cl Itiisi:j will not all (1w tenIt(iil,I,n. %s ilti Soviet at 11% flaflt,gI I flii" ttr a oh P.;,Iio1I': in "or hit'-Iiin W11,,t liii- .ithii-. iij, I,' is thu o Ilhtto'i 'hot, .1 mo 'ia I h t:,iti:,- ni hi - to I' Itt_it Iti' wit ,,-i ( ltii'tL tI',wot' r ad iii ,.onlsoil 'Iiul'imsiat- Is in liii' wuirks. will, Itussiap', t t'flhtti- tJ fJhJlirMtf)hilt'lI- how i'va'r wiI1ini to t'juh'n' .11111 I'S,tttiiji Itt,' gIiItIsI,uI', This Ittu' litigi' Stst't strategic 4irmiis atul Wi-sli'rn i',ibm-. anuI hu,nt'm-,'r oagi'r I,, 111,11 1 •- I l.Iilliutil. ',itnt.ttg 'llhii'rs' who-h Mrve its inirests. Ii is Ihlj an.ahsas '.1 l(ussij's aims nol fear of an attack n,ilit;,ril - sert uUttu atanil lakiag any at-huts whk-h Ufl tt,e i-i,nhini'r.tal tifljht,uI 5$jt',, - thiul lit" hi'hiflil would un-its' of t'irnnher attack on Ru.'aa. St'hlvsiitgi'r's drive fur ii hr'u,f-h,aMIt :nR',-hI'an strategicEven the t*u,rrv Ilia; Mostiuw smiwlil launch a iu-vi-mpinthuildiqt . attack. Jt-$ruv our mi'e,k' Ita'witispan- our t'itu'st and hI'e' According lit ll,tit reviMMi St'hk'singi'r Inaho4v,, Ilk- wars sit b1-ic-k and waif has long since em'als ,raIs'tf here at flit- top. Iast't,w plans si lit In' Fuutighil itsttduIIs' East palh'rn This hap:s ui,itItisiti *hw-s ,,tit mean ttits lilt lu' I ulilell That i" tin' Sus o'l I 'otiun still "'IPIIIS its olo-mit o slit gu u';im 'tin' ttt''h lot'' Iti.ii \hi-.i,ss ait,i. .11 .a -.tt,ita'. tlUiiIlM'i ''I i*'liiitt'lt ttwSJM'uisl%,' ttt'.11s,lt', am IIie itn'i',s r,'at, li*,.l w ,thotd nt,ri mii,litarm 'n.u,'s of 'i1 k'(.uiI itt that nias' will ut', ' - im',,' lutist ,,lp,ijt'k",. 'ritlulitig sophist i ,tmis kind. its- ivo'I Ciis'si u ill In- aliii- to "I'm I ;itbhh' 'nas taftI platu'. Imitiks and nar4iq, t Iti.' 'ui'i"-Jern it t,,4I until Its I !rn*t_d Slati'-, is It-H et-oniuni In Sanmiheasi tssma. liii' 'ii'i ('iitfl tier.' tu'avsl, .it tiii'uI it ihhi it alIt lMhl1t 0'11t -11Sf iiiiltiai ifs l.iulalrtl '.'ttilt'sunger h" stmtiihu-. toil rifi-iluvi- ,iiila'flI,iiit• k 47' 'ttu.' gs lltta1 mill us- In t'.iko1i 'ii tt,, \tu.-i F:tiuit10 ,in .ilIi.tm-t' l.i'. S'n;u'i Ssit.,ns )ta1 tif,I14'lt,'valihi l.i,ga- ililt IU Ill s ill i'lpJ, Jfl5'm)I it tuiji '1it' thu i'ts- tutu 101 111 wills ulLuidoul. 'I't,us Schslesing,'r' If ,flat t t.S s'fti,int t-urnlat 1w' at'hucv.'d. MOM-ow. wtihuul cami'l, (air sutilnurtUrs, ui;tu-Iu,,k, siurlara.'iui.atr and hung. tin tni a 'hut, st ocitl 1s .itsl;' in uln'l;ite to tiis c,mtimiirt ansi i-a i flg,- niussik's ansi Ii1Iilt'r pl.tuw.s .iI aoii tilt ii 0 hut, i-at) Iw 11111 aosti,ei' - aIls that rt'maitu-,l lt,Uiifi-.'ai .11.-1-11111111-1 I .,---'-.-... , ''.'', '' ,, ,J. ill '(41,1111 III ' s to over -. e -,---- were scattered ov - 'Welcome to balmy Latin America, glorious comrade!' been since June 19, 1973. Their 10(511* II(* to snake people live on at least 10 acres or go to a sub' division, but that Is wheat their tow says rheir intent was nGt to forbid the sale of any product growo or 3edon les U',n but that is what their law is. Their Intent was not to forbid people from living in a Mu in the A-I agriculture zoned land unlessthey were actii.elyrarmingur employed by a perSOn actively ellgaged In ne sort of agnc., but this is what their law Is. Ladies amid Gentlemen of our cities, keep Its mind, you do not have tootwy and live with lhe intent of the 5CC but you do have to live 'sith and obey their laws regardless of what their intent might be, good or bad. If }OU would like to know more about the SCC and what their idea of good zoning is, attend the public meeting Feb. 21 at the Civic Center at 7:30 pin At. this time you will also hear haiti the candidates for the cornmissioner's this November. The only talent the county corninlsswners have is to spent) the taxpayer's money foolishly, What Is LOSEUGLYFAT out • - . . ttii - - K-;#.4 4t~ ~_) 4 ~ _,i~_-0,,tV--_--A,_-,4,-'P , ;~V-1- , 2-.".. . -I .• -••••. . _.~X~V_M~-__Nt I ewtthoutriskinganinflauonaryflood Butthes>mpathyisperha sironger • . .1 . ••i . .. zw -- I . - _. ____ - . -__ ---". .__,~,-,, -. ,;. ~-._ N * . . - '. 11 r A_ *% , for I ' whocannot Soviets prepare gunboat diplomacy 4 ~ • - • :1 Ray Cromley V - . I :,,. , - -, -, . - - ti - ULI1UId flUflLLJ I %~, I, . B / • Editor; Herald: I W Ii SIOUP 01 pcopkareabouttobevctimlzedby the Seminole County CornIi.iss,'nt'CS OK' intended victims this turn' are the people living within the incorporated areas of our county. I am. of course, referring to the commissioners efforts to make over the zoning of the cities which they prefer to call 'land use plan." The chairman of the B of CC in a staten-esd to the prc accused the City Folks of undt Jing what they the SL meant by taking cart of the zoning for the cities and furthcrstatedtheSCCwtuidclanfy their intent. Last September these same men tod the member of the Cotnnittee to Resist Oppressive Politicians what their Intent was when they passed their now famous June ordinance. As they explained their intei was l'otto fat ce people out oftheIriiiot$k homes and make them move sanw iff private property and to further not allow any more MU in Seminole (otudy, however that is exactly what the law in Seminole is and has Sam. As Howe Dt'vry ,-. . thai the dollzr was devalued .n1 the t'k market hakeri Eentuah1. Nix on went back tomandatorv t-ontrols, freezing U postal Pequ!a'cnt 't-.de tPi,j? sit maf subsc'p'-cos t," pa c r a' (o'pced ,s c.'c."d ci,s mat'C Ag--? ;2 ic a, 9-,' Rjt . -• .such a wave of price i, Krea.ses $7 Sit Ot her Mat $770 Movth 6 Month s $1670 .- L- 74 II. ~ '•.4 .. ' on wages and prices brought on — in Florida I Thursday, Feb. 14,1974—SA talPd - That switch from mandatory to Largely voluntary rest:raints SUBSCRIPTION RATES $li 706 Months : - for h'n: relief is at hand, even if the etonomy slows to near-reecs. ion k-els as expected. Some economists already are tvinparing Nixon's decision to drop mandatory controls In all but the oil and health industries by May I with his ill-fated move to Phase 3 control.s a year ago BILL VINCENT. JR. Chief Photographer 8w Mail - _ - RAY STEVENS Room roeman Home De",rvy 1h , - '' re- - RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON M,j'ne Ed"o' ttw Cost oIiing Council More Victims Of Commissioners ? CHARLES HAYS Ml'(han,cai Supt DOR WILLIAMS Society Editor In Letter To The Editor ROYGREEN Ad Vft3fl M.naqer JANC CASSEI.BERRY Coijrty Fdtor — - /' ": - ilw administration tans l and announcing an end to most moving controls gradually, in- keep the Cost of There is sew in Britain that the era of plenty may be m I~ving Council health services. it would Lave ding and that mthe world may be entering ,Aagt--Ixwe controls by Slay 1. il,istr-, by industrl. a new era of shortagm. ,Ls a watcNl-~,-, %vr prict-i and little power. Nixon is gambling • The lights of London have been dimmed and the television pnce explosior ripping I stations eo off the air at 10:30 p.m. to conserve energy. Although a .I A S.kA.p L , - ,z,, .1 through the U.S. economy will gasoline Is available, the pri Is rising -',f subside by mid-year. I. f. levidenceis not altogether I If Heath's economic dike should burst, the demand iood.s .1 I t,tt th. 1!., . WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptroller BOB LLOYD City Editor _1' -- -t.--- xnmt the miners to hecach the econcnic priers fur CO days. The wond John Krider. one of the most active Central DAVID A. BRYANT - - The&itoninthestreetsynipathizeswithlleath, Nixon Gambling On Cost Controls Ai' -: •. will produce. Exn!os,on r %sThhIlM,TON The 107-mile canal would save vessels a 6wmile triparound the tip of the Florida peninsula ____ development of the Cross-Florida Barge Canal can get going again so that the people in Central Florida mav eniov all of the benefits both economic and environmental, which the • , of Mexico coast. tconomy In Britain :1 _________________________________________________________________________________________ construction provide a shipping on the ntic Ocean to Yankeetown on the - '( liopelully, the orderly and proper the Cross-Florida Barge Canal may have been which began in 1964. the first step in resurrecting the much-needed Florida congressmen who have not been project. able to get in to see President Nixon to discuss Judge Johnsen ordered the :the canal in the past may now be able °os° $150 p the ror' er. - - 1 knowledgable people have finally rea li zed those F edcral Judge harvey Johnsens decision this week ordering the United States government to proceed on an environmental impact study for ta . __ The Sanford Herald : Jack Anderson For Study •. 8 I Thursday, Feb 14 1974 Freed Judg - , POUGUKEEPSiE, N.Y. 1241 Pkt.ro send I Enclosed is $ I copes of The Wo.-k-1 in 1913 at 5495 each to Nanw Address ________________________ __________ State I city and Zip No. I aa.s iou, woosi to, o.s'very I Send gilt certificate to I Nan* __________________________________________ dress - --___________ city end Stott ----- . __________ - - -- Zip No - --------------- _ __________ — -_'4 -'.-- �- . I --- - - Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 - i, ~ ._-- ~ .., ,~I.," , _ - -ZP Board f" -- _I~._ ._-t , * r- - ___ iI . I ______________________________________________ 'ii_ _____________________________________________________________________ I~ ~Z ____ ______ - . I ~! .. I I I I . 'r ___ __ - _.. ___ ______ - .. - .. IV__ - -~, - *r:~- Asks t . Z . . -. I- - __________ - ' - -- -- ttiecfty'szontngboardwed. nesday night unanimously recommended that a 60.day moratorium on all further annexations and rezoning be called and that the city cou.icil adopt acomprehensive Land use plan and a new zoning or. dinance. Zoning Chairman James Brown urged the action, noting the lack ol city plannlng and an outdated zoning ordinance are compounding problems with land ns In the city. tie said although the zoning board nearly a year ago recommended a new zoning ord inance to the city council no action was taken because a CAP NO !pOfl.)red zoning or. dinance was anticipated. SANFORD FIRE BURNS 25 ACRES SANFORD FIRE Chief G. M. Harriett said a Wednesday fire burned for two-and-a.half hours and was conftofled by letting it burn itself out. The blaze raged between Persimmon and Jessamine Avenues in a "heavy populated i. 71 area, but no other lire departments J. .r - I .. I A I 4 • J I 4 Is j I 1.t I I 16 j The hoard members agreed 11 ' .1i j 11 , 11 1111111 - .. Y. K.- .. .• .+- : 0, 1I .t ,-' -,,- . !.i~ . . f.*_~ ,1 .1=. C'I, _-'1*A _~-~~ - *_;;Ii=` _ -I ~_-1~-5 0" _ - -f - started hy were ' o I fl . AI. * i - - IF - The - * - engine running, alongside US. 0 or regulations on "hot pur. Police two a., a road deputy, testimony as to the operation of patrol cat passed, said he saw passing SunlaM. Capt Charles 100 miles George W. Arnold Ill, San. Gilbert car into two sections pursuit his department had no administratnix of per hour, collided with the ford auto salesman and scattered wreckage over a who was Truitt said he had to years N 4I Ii :ii t ,.,tL?1 ' - :1 11 LONGWOOD . . . Washingtons Birthday sales, ' ZONING OFFICERS Smith, Brown and Grant Save 20% on women's blazers. 0. .rand Indicts Woman, Boy Jury 01 / 1/ I I Reg, $15 .11 Reg. '24 all our ~ sandals for the . 11 '111111, 1 4 famielyl _IlJ\1 1920 Sale Save 20% on )I I 11 V, 1 Sale '12 Sale '16 Reg. '20 ) I/ ~, r Reg. 3.99 1~, \~, 1\ NOW Legal Notice Legal Notice - solids, prints. plaids and strlp" Knits and wovens In polyester and polyester blends. Top off all your pants and skirts now. At 20 pct. savings, you could pull more than one new look together. 1-11 Legal Notice 319 Rog. 4.99 99 NOW U Take 20 pct. off selected group blazers and shirt jacs In our store. Choose from a great selection of 1~ \ \ I Reg. \\",, NOW Rog. 8.99 \' NOW 'I 479 719 Ladies', girls', ,_:,~ \ " m('IhlMl.. an' lfl%l'Ii!rll. 'heti' Spjard. ._-.* - Women' s un orm specials 6 pe,~~x , I N 111il /I " /_."r . a' 1 Save 15% on women' s nylon tricot gown., 0 / 1~1 11, lo. , I,, . - A, , I - le \ 111 I Reg. 16 ,I %O I. I %. - qi. - t 11 II ,i . ?L S \ffr ;'. 4 10 L * \ . 5. Rego ? .. ,* ' & f , l\i a, , . ,,.. . s ,.'-. , .t0 . 590 ..-*. ... Vr1 V:-_"Z-,.,, I 'a•-" S. 41 / Sale .. .. ~ - J ,P '*S*. . '0- (IJI* \11 Is 1 w Women's duty shoes. a , Z ,I I A I - I : : I I / I I I • l's II I ,ts' I, ,••\ of Ill' / lv ., , It' ii / / 4'''i,I/iI a a. t 1 111 SS' 1,1 ' i I :' 1I5f a I)i • , S '' ' , If . ,' 'i'. I it ii?? ' I t, it ' i I , aI / , , , It, p , ' , 11 g I - I 1- - I I \., 'I' A 0 1 :' f , I , I 1 I ,I , , , I 1 0 - 0 to 0 , 'ii ,f,lI,),uIltIi;t -... -- - Jar, 31, Feb. 7. 14, 71, )57 vex 100 = thefpfIt-q i5 . 516 -r - r r ',. - - dS42e Ptamni and .nng Comm S'041 Sor,inole C ount y. P'icr,da R' A B WiIIiar.tç, t1,ng Oil'etOr Publ,'h F*1 II, $174 DFY , -*2 Msrcti g, tsu t , 3-3 m - . a, ISeal) ArlPsjr H. Beckwith. Jr. As illcutrlz IlIh city of Jaruary, 191A I nO 1ed'c t4i2ilng Sanford, Florida 32171 AttDrni for kItty 0 Act, Eetcutrio under thy WiiI ROb.tl B Ant, Deceased PuDish Feb II, 1571 0EV 55 Of said ,ttte SAM F MIJRIIELL AttO ri y PrY *snuiesl,trgtru, P0 KOl UlI OrIan5, Florida tso PubliSh Feb II. ;'i I'74 (3EV 4 st 1 I 999 111 I I Il,I _ - Attomey of Santurd, flOrida 37171 PbiiSh let 14. 21, 'S. March , 1174 Drys) - - - - - ,_._ -_ - ' -r - . Plarifllt'g and Zoning Commission Suminois CO"iity, lw By J B WiIII.m, Zcn'in5i Director Pub'i,* Feb II, Tfli -- - '' " ,a . •- . 1299 t,IC)rTlt'fl S (1ut' SOOt, ill smooth wrtilo It',itI'i,' v L ot ii, 5)Ie Sijt. s .'5,t, 6.10 j III () We know what you're looking for. Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney'E Open 10 a.m. 'tIl 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Store phone ... 323u131Q. ii (a,,, - Women's duty shoe White glove leathe' upper with crepe rubber sole Cushioned insole Sizes AA6.It,B4'-.lI,DS.Il juvenney It 6 1974 t 7 ) m , or a UM Ihero.Iter as Dossible P.O. 10* 9S u' colors S M I I liii tIS9$i 111 I I $ 1 I I I I ', i 51 1 ' '-:'. it • IF ii ''Ii' 0 cvi #A _ r10 DON V. FREOIIRICK 4"., tricot In prints or gingham check. V neck or bibbed front In lots of of the Cour,h Ouse. hr Linda P4 Harrij Dr'puty Clerk -_ ---- --- ---- ----_ .. AS Clerk Of %S:d Court S 1,011*, arid Logan • örant 1. 14m o.stratrd Thi5p0ji hearing Wi ll be held in the County Com rnitiion Chambers, / Longgo-wnoI nylon - S , ', 0 0 ,:It, 1:1 : I I :1 It I AI. I I # r I II a V I 'I 1: al l . __ and colors. S M L a , i i - check. Assorted styles 4 ii II, • it4 ,l '' di , lti -- '_ s .'i., Shift gowns of nylon i ii \, ,. .'Is- tricot In print and ,la''I'IItl 'ill 11151. . t I I • i ' • 111111) I • I i,l I 11 I' '' Ill, I I 2 ' 'T. --.5 '44 If and988 We've got the best buy for uniform shoppers right now. A wide range of one piece dress styles and two piece pants 3otSr All in attractive white polyester with contrast trim. Easy to care for. Availab!e in all size ranges. 510 Sale 17 588 3 LUIIk. P.O. Box . ' \ AF.& C'olnbut1ons my be iniIed to $cu3inolc Usanly Cance lnanjnlortatlorl treatment centers and coun- ~ _-*~ ) S.. - , rehabilitative Included on the plantiff's Gilbert was negligent in the witness list for testimony today operation of his car. 0 II -- : Doted $ Orlando, Frda. this Company and 9, , the COiintt- COvnmitsQn Chambrs Insurance €''j : coi the Coujificiii,se, Gilbert's • : -oust w'll Proceddea Parts were s.'veral of Efforts by attorneys for the ministration Cenrullant. written or verbal policy, rules experience with Dade Metro ' WITNEAS MY HAND AND SEAL I A ugment of the tape con- suits." He said this was left up before vnjno~ jinin the police in- surviving children. : another. Y*htin liii' tIlIC Is ctlttie Court trceul$h day Janui y. tin' Cicater jirobk'nt itt irt iiii Iii lt'Iil'l "Jlk'i,'tiiltll ''4 Ann-or ti Becs p.Ih. Jr. HJi$.'ut L.'akage' ': bound It o ierk Of fOe C1IL'uit Court provoke runt tnued debate'. By ?,tirffi. T. Vih.n 'l':io. :ift(t' ttt' silt' IS fituniti, Deputy Clc'rk aisti eVen it safer %lurite' Publilt I .. Earlier in the weeklong, civil 1742 near the south entrance to tainted a comzriwiicatiun by 10 shift supervlsurs to handle by The City of Sanford, its in. truction field in Georgia and trial witnesses gave conflicting Sunland Estates when the Bernosky saying he was radio "as situations arise." Florida and becoming an ad. surance rsr1cr, Travelers Trans Aim driven by Sidney E. tions sometime Friday. 'here, no debating tl't is tlw problem u transporta carrier from the Longwood City Jail Douglas and his wife Dorothy. clIinmert'Ial van section says its not a question live C&Sdy to do something lion Al prese ItICHI.ANI). Wash. energy suppIIes. Sen where he was being held under The burglars held the couple at nt, the AEC lines in many cases - and itt "I1 Mimthing happens In Howard Baker I f,-Tenn ) (SEA) - A few years ago with it. Radioactive wastes gathers wastes from 196 the continuation al such a a an agreement with juvenile knifepoint, robbed them and Waste shipment b'fl probably right when he .SIS when file Atomic Enerfy which contain such toxic ele- naval shipr, 99 surface reac. s%slern raises grave images **w'hvn.court authorities, Staley said looted the apartment. carejul rnents atomic energy is inevitah(e, as ruthenium and Commission took a tots arid 46 atomic jX)wer ot hijacking. sabotage or even fortunate, yet also the peek at one of its repositories cerium must be sealed and plants. The fuel wastes are road accidents W.A. ttortst, So it is the nation looks in greatest risk any civilsiai,on In circuit court on the chsrges. resides in Jacksonville in. 1w radioactive garbage here stored for at least 600 sears. shipped to st orage by private III the AEC trdtisjinrlatst,n timesnfshortagesto alternaas ever laced.' on th- sprawling Hanford Some nuclear trash contains _________________________ _________________________ Ms. Kilmer's name was vestigatora said. reservation. it was dis- radiation ..hich. if not kept in ______________________________ covered something was cht'vk. is absolutely deadly ______________________________ ___________________________ amiss. The repository site fir as many as 25.000 years. 9 P1CTITIOUSNAM NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALI IN THE was determined tobe so clog• Currently this waste - 81 CIRCUIT COURT, SIMINOLECOUNTYPIANNINO NOTICE ishe'cv given t hat lrn FICTITIOUSNAM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that EIGHTEENTH SIMINOLECOUNTYPLANNINO JUDICIAL CON. gallons ued with plutonium that ANOZONINOCOMMISSION Notic e is hereb y given that lam gsginbj,nest RI 14o J Box by virtue of Pat certain Writ o CUiT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ANDZONINQCOMMitON Noflcs.IPvIlicp$,vin under certain conditions, it nierei kept in teInpi4rar' pi pngged in business at P0 son 1752 SeimnoIc Erecution issued out of and uncut COUNTY. FLORIDA Ne$ICe.IPvbkHe,.g The Pi.wOng and Zoning Corn a chain storage at various locaitons County, Florida under the fictitious th, seal of the County Court Might erupt with Sanford. Seminole County. The Zoning Cofl PROlATE NO. 74.IS.CP : under mission at Seminole County. and something mare perma' name of THREE STAR MOBILE FioridC react ion. ,he fictitious name of million of Seminole County. In re: Estate of Florida, will conduct a HOME SALES, arid that I intend to tudgmcnt rendered In the &fot..id MARY U. WALLS. public PARKER ENTERPRISE&andttia? Florida, will con'ct a pu blic The as.wsment has since nent is neede . nearing to consider recommending i ,,t register said name enti hearing to consider recommending But what" Bight now the r%tef said name with the Clerk ol Court on the 22nd day at October, been ileconsudered, Officials Deceased, •FOdCngeOZNtremA nil Clerk Cf the Circuit Court, aP(Cposedchangeat,oning,rornC 'Circuit Court. Seminole County. A 0 1573. in that certain case en NOTICE TO CREDITORS now say the rpositorv, called Hanford reservation is the . Agrlcuiture and CC Office District Seminole County. Flora Floridain at Florida In accordance with the t itled, Nader Homes, inc , a Florida All cr editors of the 'ltatt of 1 I Retail Commercial District arid A. largest and most experienced p'ov.sio,n lb.' Z-9 tre9ch. is not of to CH Restricftd Neighborhood cordanc, with the provisions of the I Agriculture to C the FictitiouS Name corporation Plaintiff, v MARY U. WALLS, deceased. art 3 Wholesale w nue ear waste graveykrd Ifl Statues. To Wit: Section ut Commercial District on the F.CtItiOus Name Statutes. To Wit: Commercial DiStrict on the ominously plugged as lhc Sr3ml.'lI arid Barbara Bramlift. hereby notified and required to liii the world. AEC figures mdi- Florid. StaMn ycj lowing described property thought and that 'the consen$5j5Q9 Florida Statutes IfS!. follOwing described property Oefendant. *tIICh aforesaid Wri'• any Claims or demands which they North %i of the SE ', South of sus- of updated thinking is,11 cate at toast 17 million S Howard L. Martin Esectiton was delivered to mc as may hCvi against said estate in the SR The $ Or Merle E Parker I. SEMINOLE RAN. 4.34, and ff55 North 40 feet of the PubliSh Jan 71, 31, Feb !, u. 197 CHETTE$ unrecded plate tltf • could not credibly undergo a gallons of wa;te liquid and 27 Pilth. Jah. 31, Feb. 7, 14, 71, 1114 Sii,rilf of Sen-oriole County, Flor ida, office of tIe circuit ludgi of East filet of the SE ti Of the SE DE and I have lelad upon million gallons of waste DEXiN West ,0O feel of the East 171 feet of nuclear reaction. the following Setniricie County, Florida, In the ,. SectIon 4, _________________________ To*nipi' 31 SoitP'.. the North 24$ feet of L of, PLAN The public therefore, is left 5011(1% are buried hone. sonic ________________________ dtScr.brd property anEd by MiItri Courthoute at Sanfcrd, Florida, Rang, 25 East. lying South of SR. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS OF SPRING HAMMOCK, accoedrig Bnamlrtt, said rop.rty being w.thin tour calendar months from of it dating hack 30 years, stub ttsu opinions: the 1lnd East of the Forest Cffy Palm NAME LAW localen Seminole County, Fg 1St date of the first blicatin o Spring to the Put thereof as recor k viniic and the latter, Local safety precautions are s Road. NOTICE Is hereby given trial e PII?$Oen7.Pa,2,34ft.43f9, I ad D.Srtiul*rly thisnohre Fact claim or demand more 91 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE follows Further described xceilent, tee nology second as ap Nethe soot owners ar4 are nt-wi. and go'ad. in . WflSC ,,,,ged ptilic records of Seminole Covisfr, • must be in writing EIGHTEENTH JUDiCIAl. CIR. and must state proiin%atiey I acres, feet by l in bulnets at Rout, I. Boa 113 A. Florida. this 1% the dilemma itweitize' to none. Yet the nuclear One ill Ch*'y$lei' New Yorker, tnrplacecfr,sldenc,andpQ$tottic, AND Lot . SEMINOLE tent CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR on SR 4.31 West of ii Samford, Sem i nole County, Florida, RANCHETTES. unrecorded plate R e g No CHI3IOF 134.41$ nn u Forever lacing in the 1raves here -- wetness the address of the cialmanf and must be SEMINOLE COUNTY • near Forest City on Palm Springs (Motwo Roid) under the fIc'itous Begin tnd the undersigned es Sheriff of sworn to by the cla imant, his agent Road at a loint on tte Soutn line of It nuclear argument Who in L'9 trench tuation - art' PROlATE DIVISION name of MONROE GROCERY, at h and and an feet South If County, Florida. will i a ttorn ey. Ot it will becorni bihas i' ' What to heilt'se" The stall re't less and even degrees W 31" PROBATE! NO. 73-234 CF ThiS public rearing will be heid in that *i intend to ritt Slid name ii a At un the 33 West of the SE Corner of Lot , according to law. y Of In Ye; Estate f tact is nobody is absolutely threatening the Count y Commission C,Samben with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Ftb'vary. A . U. 1174, offer for sale Chorlet Wails PLAN OF SPRING HAMMOCK, RUBY E MACK. I it a P. E. MACK. Hanford s st orage facilities sureoIan1l,ng nuclear, thus of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Seminole County, Florida, ac And sell to the highest bidder, for according to the Piat th,rf as - I Administrator as.e P.1. STRICKLAND on March 4, 1574. -- prlmaiiiv 125 tankluls of of 7:30pm ores Cording the population is in t't' to provisions of Chapter casts Subject to any and all esiSt..., recorded In Plat &0k3,Pag,s', 3,1 of the Estatetil deCeeflid lain, at pp., scio n ni-tt- as possible le,05 Florid Statutes asked to 'hooe up sides pri- waste burud on II "farm" arid 3 o th public recorgs of Frail (West) rjpr Mary U. Walls, C NOTICE TO CREDITORS Puarwilna and Zoning $ Willie a. Green sites - sprung periodic and tti Seminole County Cour thouse In faith. Dectased Seminole County. Florida; thence Atucr edi$oesofniees,at,of RUBY Sanford, Forlda, $ Commission S. Ruby Green Tk question of faith well sometimes shocking leaks. run South 'he above Gerald Jones SS degrees 33' 1*" East E. MACK, a S a R. E. MACK. a ha d $lnot. County, Florid a Publish, Jan 31, Feb 1.14,31, 1574 $1335 tint to t escribed personal properly. Hutchilon, Leffler ptacea manly on is especially difficult The first one was in 1958 and he SW Comet' Cf the • R. E. STRICKLAND, dec eased, are By: J. I. Williams, DEXili Ve cle being stos'rI East 10 hi at Attamont. & Morris chains of Lot 47, said PLAN In the' accelerating con- there have since been 15 hereby notified arid Zoning Dlrctor $ required to Ills Garage in Altarnont. Springs,, In P0 DrI*ei' H $EMINOLE COUNT'! PLANNING OF PRIN0 HAMMOCE ttulnc, C any cta1ms or deriaands trovcrsy concerning atomic others which they tormallon Pvbii$h, Feb. II, 1174 run North Odegre,, 43' U- *@,I3 avaiabie from the Civil PubliSh: Feb. II. 21. 1571 AND ZONING COMMISSION may have aoainst said estate In the OFY SO waste. As nuclear reliance The most recent tank lejk, ft't4 to TriC SE co'ner of laid Lot II, D.sion- of the Sen'ir,ot County P4øtcf Publi, Hearing becomes ever iflott' unt'seapa' l,ist ss as srnaps the c'lr cit ('lr5 i Ciiut Court of 11 ki 041cc the Pinn np .10.1 Zng Corn tht'nCi run South IS degrees 9 31" FICTITIOUS NAME Cnly, I idi. fl the bit' .inil as liuck'ar n'il:lit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, CIVIL itiiiI it'i'rubli' of all Tic' .E(' That tad nn t6lC it West 77y being made of f Notice isher,hy Seminole County, given t along the to cortPite at S4rtord. Florida. South line Of IN AND 11 5.455 i l.inl. n um bered l06'T FOR prohatt'r.ttt' stnw 241 at pii' the termS of Sa i d Writ of DIVISION, Florida, will conduct a public said Lot 41. thence run North 0 ngaqed 'ii bu5irrs at $ within tour calendar mon ths from salilfy 1k. F'ution SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Kathryn Cr sent'. aring id de es • to cons grees 3?' 02" W attintic optimists kaku'uJ 113.000 gallons ol me date of the first cublication of er recommen.rig - Casaelbsrry, Seminole he t 31441 ti, CASE NO 14-Ma John I Polk, aPropotnd change cl toning trom A thence run South If degrees r Se" County, Florid tinder the flditioui are storried about flu' agony radioactive liquid over a 51- nih notice Each claim or d*iT.aVId In re: the Marriage of Sheriff name of 0011 I Agriculture to OC Office District West 30000 feet, thence run South 0 of trai disposal. At present HOME davpt'riod.Wtmsolong!Soys t be in ting end mus t ltØte VIOLA PITTN(R. Wife. Seminole C ou nty. on th e tOflowingdescr4bild property, rn 31' 53" East BEAUTIFICATION. ano that then' ar at least 2.300 cubic an',. EC spokesman: the fail th#ltaCeOIrljIdenc,aridpo1jo,l,ce PUblitli. M feet to 1 d Jan. 31. Feb, Y, IA, 31, 1571 IPoint of Beginrilng, Begin 41? ft West *d 53772 ft ivtlnsdtor.glster saidnam, with the feet of nuclear waste in the safe teak detection system addrflsof thit claimant and mtjt be DIX 17? MILO PITTNER, Husband South of Clerk of the NorTheast Corner of Circuit Court, Seminole LcA au, Further described as a parcel of Sworn to by the clamant, tus, agent, __________________________ nat:on. by the' 'ear 2000 tiers' "simply failed. AEC NOTICE OF ACTION YUfS west 101.41 It. North 14 degr ees land 700 by 6$ teet West Of Rainbow Count, F lorlia In accordance with chair' or ni, attorney, or it will becom TO: MILO P1 TTNER ma be 471.000 cubic feet iti t woman Dixie Lee Ray calls 5' 3" West 141.25 ft. North the provisions 437.Ilft. Ranch on Getwral Hutchinson Parkof the Flcttlous '_, SEMINOLE COUNTY acoedng • C o Mirosla', Foul - and no one in ur out of East 1 50 ft. Stuth 42$ 54 ft. West way. the unprecedented spillage Name Statutes. To Wit: S,ction UTILITIES BOARD Dated Fetwvary S. mm Little Bohemia ft. 700 then North 100 us os F let-Ida Statutes ifS? authority knows precisely "disgraceful. ft to P0 B, This l3vbIlc he3rin wil be held in • Lattimore Notice of Head" Restaurant %% hat to do s Ith it. Spring Hammock, Section 9, the Cunfy Commission Chambers S Thomas I Grason The Board at County Corn Hanford people. more eni• an Piorms, 20th Stres, " Crystal Falls. Township 30 South, Range 30 East. 01 the CourThouse, Sanford, Florida, I Bolduc iarras.st'd than shanwd Its Pompano Beach, Florida missicnpvi of Seminole County FIocidj Michigan 45520 a, recorded in Puhiish: Jan 31. Feb. 1.14. 21. 911 Flit Book 7. Page 7. on March A. 1511, at 730pm or., sitting as the Seminole County As Acrnnist,a,pr such leaks. savtht'vdncvvrs' YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a 01* '°° records of Semnolt COunty, toce, thereafter as possible Utites flOird v.11 P'ci,1 P Rawit p.,bhic Pptt,on for )illOtijtlOn of Marriage thing pissibli' to prevent ac' Florida Pinrining and Zoning PICT1TtOUS NAME hearing in the County Commsiori has been tiled against you lii Atiufn#y for Estate 01 1 tIti t'itle'nts. PLil)tuelst Tom lt•imi' Ruby Further deScrIbed as South tide Of Notice is hereby given That we are Commission Chamber's Of the Seminole County above named Court, and E. Mack. you man sass the' i-t'servatitin ha.. IC)I' ore engaged in beJlnr,5 at I Lake General Hutctiison Parkway t,s, Seminole County, Flor ida Courtticcrse. Santora, F lot-ida, on rf'guired to serve a copy Northwest S,alh Street nest'r had a radiation'r5'I Street, Long*ood, Seminole County, ween Highway 17 57 an SR 477, By , B Williams, r Turday, Mardi S $571 at? 00 PM answer or pleading to the Petition on Florida La.aterdate. ra a!i'tl dt',111i or -serious injury Zoning Director under the fictitious name of "t' Blç, Tree lark Pubtish Feb 7. l, 974 or as soon thereafter as pessible to the Pe)itionet'i attorney, This Public hearing wil be held in Publish Feb Ii, 1511 PENNY PINCHER ANTIQUES, The spe c ial tad latin n 0EV consider ,eomplianc, or .'ion CHENEY MASON, 1? South Lake and that e Intend to register said the Count y Commission C hambers 0EV SI corrpflancp of Southern Gulf Avenue, Suite $03. OrlIndo. Fonda, t'ml'rgenev section at ' name with the Clerk of the Circuit Of the Courthouse, Sanford, hot-ide, Utilities, Inc with Rules ad 32101. avid tile theor4gnauan,sr Huchhind i:ospttal has March 4. 1574, at? 30 pm, or as Court, Seminole County. Florida fle%'er IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Qe'qtjlitii, FICTITIOUS NAME Gorning thePublic plea4ngir the office attM Clerk of ltet'a use(l plant scen thereafter as PoSsible. accordanc, with the provs Notice i$ hereby given that I am Wat er and Srwn-rrge Systems In the Circuit Court. Ci'ii Division. of EIGhTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. lot emt'idA:ItcJftchf 'mt.'l1s Pla.'tniv.g and Zoning the Fictitious Name Statutes, To The American Cancer CUll. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Semnnin' County. Flora tngageo in bvSin*ss at 1471 1 d f or Seminole County, waste dispasal Uli;s says lm 1s COUNTY, FLORIDA Commission Florida, Wit, Section 14305 FlOrida Statute Semoran Blvd., Cassetberry. Arra of the co.mtj 'cncent Is on or before Fbruery 20. 1571. Society's l9'4 fund-raising 11 Seminole County, Florida lop not t'xperienceil so much as a CIVIL ACTION NO 14.fS.B tht Park Ridge water System Seminole County, F lo rida under the I tSeal) crusade in Seminole By J B Williams, will ls-tun14' iflJUt lfl the last D.vitin I $ Thomas L Kidder liCtitious name of RAGS TO i$, S John A Krnbrouut,, Artrur Beckwith. Jr Zoning Director Phyllis L. Kidder be held April 15-30 with Robert two years In re: the Marriage Of RICHES. Login IndustrIes Inc TA, ' Chairman Clerk Ct the Circv,t Court Publish- Feb II. 974 Publish: Feb. II, 3) 35 Match ATTEST: arid that I Intend to register said Dnehn of Sanford as StIll, despite precautions. ROY 0 WATSON. JR , By Martha T. Vihlen 0EV 1171 name with the Clerk of the Circuit Hutbn, S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Deputy Clerk chairman, Mrs. Gonzolo Ilauman says 'accidents 01Y41 and Clerk Court, Seminole County, Florida in PubliSh Ian 71, 31, Feb. 7. II. 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ,Ø happen InthlscaM'an acciE. lluaman, local unit president VAPEI4 I WATSON. PubliUi Feb 7. 14. 1574 -SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ac c or da nc e with the pro,isions of dent gst'n lhtt' richi citniliIN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND CIVIL ACTION NO 74-312 the F.tti0ij5 Name Statutes, To or'' 21 announced tLid,iy , wac __________________________ _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , tliul'. if t'spsvUl..' ,itiij st md. NOTICE OF ACTION Wit Sectton $43 Of F lorida Statutes e DIVISION A Serving with Ellehil 00 the t'nuhl threaten the hives and 11TH JUDICIAL TO Roy 0 Watson, Jr I list CIRCUIT, FLORIDA I re the Marria ge if Crusade committee SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Y4- 34- CF Co Mrs Richird Suttei are futurt' ge'nt'rations of 100,000 S Lee Ginsberg ANDZONINOCOUMISSION BETTY J WILMOT, ttine, In ii' Estate of PROBATE DIVISION Pt I, Boy II. SPIC, Prnid*nt , Lawrence Carroll, South %%'aslltngtonilans sshmit bordt'n and Malice of Public Hearing ROBERT ft AXT. CASE NO PR Aurora, Oregon, 57007 Toe Planning and Zoning Corn Legin IndustriesInc THOMAS C WILMOT, Respondent Seminole attorney, co- hI.int'trd's 570 square nziilt' Esiale-of Deceased. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mission of Seminole County, HELEN Publish: Jan. 31, Feb. 7. Ii. i, 1171 NOTICE OF SUIT RUTH CAMPBElL Don chairman: Knight, rump's It is also "tory that a Petition for DiSSolution NOTICE TOCRFOITORS 04 Dlx iii FIord to will ronduct a puhI iuO,i,tAS C Wtagy Ii • ii tO;' tit *iitfl,' '.2'r .. ' k TO ALL PERSONS HAVING -' ' D".i:.j ts:.:iflUflit3 chairman , '. I .. J-r I omiiI.ru 'irttr V4lIty r',iru 'icit'flhillt' I I lilt". limit tiuck.iu CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST in the C,r..uit Court of the .apropota'dcnang5ol toning from A NOTICE TOCREDITORS sv John Carh, industry; and 141e spillage still someday seep E i SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING SAID ESTATEI ghteenth Judicial Circuit, i4I and I Agnicults.r, to C2 General Route I, Suffleki, residential. AND ZONING COMMISSION You and each Of you are hereby CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST for Seminole Covrily. Flolida, and (nm,n,r,,aI District OnRetail int" thi' tit'art,s 4I'i,Iunr,hi.t S the SAID ESTATE' Newfield, New Voak NQtleofPvbIlcHearIn, notified and required to tile any yojer,theResporident therein The Dr. Cbarks Park will coor- lti'ii'r thus Itiu'eali',llni4 tci1lO*ir* deScribed property 14547 The Plhrin'ng arid Zoning Corn dimS You and demands rel.e'f souit ri the Pe titi o and each of you are hereby n or which s-au. it .1 ftrn at In. Center of Se dinate the annual goU tour. gni'att'r ari'as You ARE NOTIFIED that an mission 01 Seminole ction I. notified arid requifd to tile any either of you, may tive aga r," p d'$Soh'Ton ol your marridg, to • Township 71 South, Range' 30 Said action ton diltataiuion of marriage Florida, w'II condgt a County, Thus the anxiety over fund' KARLN PublIc nnent at Mayfair Country East, claims or esfaT.ln theoftic.of the a demands WATSON whiCh Clech of the ifid Other reief 11 thme Hon iPa C al on 045 b' fled heirnq to (CSr recommending g te r.lhPr of ( ) mlr h4t liflit ld frcu,4 Court n..., irr rio.., rn !o =4'v,= ,i (Cçy mnoI. Coufilt, (Mil) in \Ltrih ti l_scfit tb,' III:: .1 to, ' ! Id .i fl.'fl I in:1 1.0 ""'$eP4',', ,t''i 'e-hn 00 'iC C ;u reurr'J to 4rroted(npeOl ',iLl l. ;i liii' 1i,jiii0 % cA .,jr answer or your pledin on if thence lo(da, Probate Di,,t,on, in Ihe serve a fl Ilipotlice cii Ihe Clerk Ct the 1Ong from A k North 10 degrees t, Cancer Cnadc. Last year's 'fruit Court of the 11th Judicial C our thouse at Sanford. FI'wda, 0efens, to copy of your wnittyn I AgriC$,ltVq, and C I Refall Corn udoar garbage. t.e'ttialh'. It. Pet,t,one,'s attory. ROBERT 1100 tea. thence South 67 deg it. if any. Ofi GORDON V ,flefcial District to C 3 WfyiltIe o. McEhrnury of tIIf.'.ite Il,j rees Crcuit, Seminole County. Florid., *'thin tour calender mon Al SEGAL. BORP4STEIN AND ..,.. 'ê ?S ,''tt 3067)feet. the'lCeSoutlt ths from FREDERICV, Probate Attorney for Commercial DIStrICt Oivin, the time 4 the first Publication of Pefitioner, whose a At.amonte Springs, was named resi'aichets. str,ct' fluctt'ar PETREl, 173 SOIJIIS Court Avenue, Hoegrets 41 West 27405 Ins to me me I ddress is F 0, follOw.,.0 descrlp. Pccperiy• th45 nOtice. 11(15 cta.m or ditn*n at Sanford Florida, wIthin Florida 33301, and to hIs SoUth linI. of the Bee to head special ,venij coinNW 175$, San-ford 31771, and of sa trash is not ncarivsobulks 'a id West 3acr.sof tItus ' of tile ft eq theSi iI Illust be In *VIIinS and Iilid In Original with #.e Clerk of the Original of VOW ens*'oror dtw'q $ection If. ttieewe SoiAh If degrees tti if it po.sonouc says an t't aye Of the St of SE first pubI,cillaø of this nofice OupliCate and S.Ite The len the $outts pleading vs the office of His Clerk or M' EasI "SO 4eeI alorç this Said plate Of styItd Court on or oi$o,, itie 25th 17316 feet of apinmnnwill be able the West i feet. toll Each claim t, Cid-cuit Covet ton Seminsli 'South liri# tt tIe dVVSITI4 puic w n- residence and post Off ice address Of day of Miech, lfli, Section POInt Of 'c°o. cii'in, Ron ie 33, TOwflShtp If. Sang, 31, a ,sr'iting arid lied in gore all waste throtegh I' CJunfy, Florida. Oft w before the corWaining 3.61 acres the ClaImant and titust be ovorfI to Judgment , p4lcate YVIdE may be entered agaInst Public 'ecoros Of Seminole County, q • of by the claimant, hiS agent or at iou year 2000 to a 110- acre plot $h day Of February. l!71. If y Furth deli'rlbed for the relief d5mt in the Florid,, c.oidlmie to support se*"vIr tOt-hey, office idd(s N the or 'he Claimant ênd sam. shell oe void , h.n' still lail t do so, q jsidgrt.n4 by default ane, 1 fret West of Hi*y 17 Pet ition. FuHtr described as tti must be I nfl to by the Claimant, Dated at S.lr.tord. FlorIda. thiS 7th offered by to cancer sy I 11 t' Ut at. It' lii' - Tb.' wI be taken against you lot The 91. vijiac t't to th trdulJriaI Pork WITNESS my Punt arid seat at menst C're, Of Febvrary. 1514 'S of Cameron Avenua agent or atto'nev. 04 Di same relief demanded in the PCtit.Un and i Sa d Cowl this Ph day of Feb 1574 This f.tjUc hearirg will behold In shall hid Highway . tients, isti as free loan of C'.irtsbwl. N Al. sail beds i'. 5: KITTY C. AXT Legal Notice . -year-old wife Yvonne were lights and siren were operating tape recording of Sanford police and it came over Bernosky's procedures failed when the Chief and authored a Georgia witneii list arit experts who are Johnson Jr. said the case 13 killed when Terrell's care which when he passed Sunland radio communications during radio. court refused to qualify him as textbook that contained only expected to testify as to results zpected to go to the four man, witnesses have said was Estates nearly a mile behind the chase and after the grinding Police Chief Ben Butler an expert In traffic control pro- two "vague paragraphs" on of siren tests oncity police can two woman jury for delibera. traveling south on U.S. 17.92 at Terrell's speeding car. collision that severed the testified at the time of the cedures. police purtits. The defense has alleged speeds In exem of of the state, turned herselticat Springs the Sheriff's office at noon A woman and man broke into today, authorities said. an apartment, police said, and Johnson was scheduled to be were supnsed by the occupants, Legal Noilce I I Circuit Court Judge Clarence 1- - betievedbyauthoritlestobeout Apartments, Altamonte Lj&1NiI* . the June 2 traffic death of oft. Terrell, 21, of Winter Springs. the siren on Bernosky's patrol the blue light flashing but didn't Fagan testified the radio trans. plaintiff to have a Biscayne Defense attorneys contended Terrell's estate are coduty policeman Ilirachel car, bear a siren. mission contained also a sound, College educator testify as an Truitt spent three years as defendants in the lawsuit. Gilbert. Terrell; Gilbert, 40, and his Bernosky said both blue Wednesday the jury heard a that in his opinion, was a siren expert in traffic control driver for the Metro Police Included on the defense 36 ' - - f scheduled to begin prim,enting Sanford police patrolman Tnom Point,% . xami*ne dressings f- . r",.,.=' -..Sj .1-1-1- 1 ) The City of Sanford was Gilbert's estate claims that Gilbert car at SR 421 at Five suiting on motorcycle, with its wide area of highway, V defense witnesses this at. Bernosky was negligent in a ternoon In the trial of a million high speed chase of a Pontiac E yTom Tiede u- I 1 411 . - I 00 - A .*-'. r -..,- ;-,r,,*- . Sanf~:)i d Presen.s 1.s Defense In rraffic Death Trl'oal i ~t i7 _ li, .- ~~ 11 ,, to review Ls recommended ortlitiance at wor kshop sessions The Seminole County Grand assault, released to the press before she to be called. Jury Wednesday returned Assistant State Atty. William turned herself in. A circuit Officers elected In addition to indlc tint nts charging a ).year Staley Identified the suspects as court order revealed her name Brown were J. B. Grant, vice old woman and a 15.year-ohl Debcrsh Jean Kilmer nod in hopes it would speed her children, Harrictt said. chairman, and James Smith, boy from Lake Mary with at- Christopher John Johnson. apprehension, Staley said. sec med breaking and entering, Bond for each was set at Staley said the indictments 'Herald Photo by Bill Vincent). retary. robbery and aggravated $22,500. are in connection with a Jan. 27 Ms. Kilmer, originally incident at Spanish Trace [)a eh To Head Crusade . ,'S . ' called." Harriett said. Th e flames jumped above the tree tops, but the area wis surrounded by streams so there was little danger, liarriert said. The fire was probably What Price Nuclear Power? .t -417t,.r 'Y~, -- -- , z:A :- -7~oi.~ , . -.: - LONGWOOD For the second time In three months, ' 1 I . 1 ,, .~~ . _ -_ ,.-1 .1 .. .- - - 7r -1-- II 7 1 -sr .I-.~ ;m r tiiil 1. 1 I --.__ ~ ir - Halt 12. - aV i apIi• In Bui1ing 0 L- , - M-T Sanford Heald I iii : ---,-, - _, - -- - . _ - .. - _ r - r -- "w . -- - ---_ . - -, A . - - -- . v I-,. , - -- fl - r = == - - tr? = ____--T F" - - _ ,O.i- .= ,' - �8A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 -1 -- Promoted By Sheriff's Department Incentive Pay Plan - P roposed Bin ord County commission can- proven to be so successful that didate Tom iinford outlined they plan on streamlining and recently an Incentive pay broadening IL Binford Says program 1 Seminole County Martin saved In excess of employes. The proposed million In l9 alone. Program has proven to be quite Bio states that Seminole ul In industry. County is ripe for an incentive According to Binford, em- pay program. ploye successfare Ideas oi rewarded for any "It a county employee comes suggestions they up with a workable Idea that Initiate which prove to sa proves to save Seminole County company money. The Martin money," says Binlord, "that Marietta Corp. has such a employee should receive 10 per program called Cost Savings cent of the first year's saving Program. generated by that idea The incentive program has regardless of the amount, -- S- - - - - -- All- • - - - -- . Aco irs And Viewers React To Film's Death Scene -. - ByJ RICIIAIWS Ilendd SWI Writer -- . -- . - 4 - . S :,. - - (- 4 - She's dead. The film whirs on, leaving that startling me In both minds. The and viewer both react to that simple fact - death. And It waan't necessary. That's what it's all about. It wasn't necessary. That,s what Seminole Sheriff's Department Sgt. Harold "Beau" Taylor says hislatest I ilm "Hitehing A Ride - Think About It," is all about. . The 14-minute, sound and music id tape film he recently released for showings at area shcools and civic organizations Is Taylor's most ambitious project ever. And he has the hlgtest hopes for Its success. -- Wa Car, Truck Destroyed j - WON'T YOU BUY OUR COOKIES? SEMINOLE COUNTY Girl Scouts are winding up their annual cookk sale this weekend and Scouts Terry Force (left) and Lyn nette Cosat of Troop 484, Sanford are among those eager to sell boxes they have left. Profits from sales are shared between local troops and Citrus ('otmcil v,hich serves 15,uuu girls in six counties. Sanford cookie chairman is Mrs. Connie Bohannon. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) of %nr k.. • e ceI ebra te hese Save 20% on men's matched work clothes. A CENTURY OLD? ALBERT NOHRIS, Who retired as e City of Longwood laborer after 20 years service, as honoied by townspeople, friends and family Wednesday night with a 100th birthday celebration at the city park. "I'm really only 95," he confided, "but I wouldn't tell them and hurt their feelings for anything in the world. "My mother lived to be 110 though,'' he said. Helping Norris, who walked to Florida from his native North Carolina at the turn of the century, open his gifts was his A truck carrying seven c cars were saved, deputies Id toan Orlando car dealer caught The Florida Highway Patrol tire two mites south Lake Is Investigating the blaze. Mary n 1-4 Wednesday and In the other action sheriff's caused $30,000 damage, detectives tire looking for a Seminole Sheriff's agents said, group of men who cause of the fire Is caine into 7.acrtc' I)jsecunt UflkntThtl, deputies siiiI kJay. store on SR 43 and grabbed One 1974 Monte Carlo and the $600 from the cash register anti Save 15 0 on these men's work leans % — -oiZ A,, vv' E4_ILI L Save 15% on open weave draperies I for 260 WIDTH $4 I.(GYii Reg N. so fly 21'' 3103 IX Pli as4 125 4i 134 ISO ,. itis Meg 3 for 3 25 1-shirts, athletic shirts shorts and bruof for mcmi All pOfyt?Ster!cntton for great fit and long wear Shirt sizes 34-46, shorts and briefs 26-41- í ,9 f..T"K J 111 t\ I - -- PiI.o Pint$ 184 Req 337S no.$ 1100 25 • 84 niq 12 75 rovp3133 13 P0i3 550 now d$7 t_VVS I.• W WV only JCPenney washer features 3 water temperature selections. self cleaning ring filter and porcelain top and lid •- Sale ll0Os0 Meg $13 Ad I Th A itT Ir i' - - . - i) it ) IA - Sale 1fl62 IU 30-50" i - --- -- - -- / 174.95. Sale $148. Twin tub compact washer is semiautomatic and features automatic wash and rnso Cycle, aut3matic fill system Snap coupler hooks up easily o most kitchen faucets No special plumbing required In chico of colors Color costs no more 13995 Mat'hing electric dryer has 3 temperature settings, end-of-cycle cool-down and snag resistant porcelain finish drum L LJ-. - - 95 Save 21 Req. --- Save on compact refrigerators. - -- Req. 129,95, Sale 119.95. lo' shelves lull width butter cheese storage Copper or g. Save 20% on Save 20% on these bedspreads. boy's leans 15% 1 Save $10 _ Or shell In copper 1. ocacio or h've? to'J Sale prices effective thru Saturday. -- -----i, -.. .. - Oft dft ---------- - -.1 Save on 4 78 Ii - Reg, 89.95. Sale 7915. II, Sale - Save 10ff - Sp.1a1 order only Other sizes at similar sailngs. Sale prices effective thru Saturday. Save on our entire stock of men's work shoes. - _i4 03 isii Meg. 12.50. Chalet traverse rods of fluted steel Adjustable length Handsome wood-grain fin ih I I i,''., Is 41 4" , 3612 ii ,' ;-. is. E:T. steel will, taed enamel IIflISt R.g. 3M. A great buy in sizes &M.1- -XL SO__ ItNOYn It LINGTH ____ .g ?*Ow not Nø , , UI? Rig. $13. Citation traverse rod of fluted steel with a 1 ' diameter Adjustable - ____ S40 Req 21`115 Sale 199.95 C 1105 UI I 1 30-50" 290 - JCPenney stereo system with 0 track player,recordef Save Save 15% on traverse rods. I -- - L - 11 - -- tnv uu.spccd BER'--------- record changer with 45 RPM adapter ancl dust cower. and one 8" woofer and one 2'. tweeter in each of 2 walnut liii Shed AOOd speaker cabinets 20995 If for the working man. Penn Prest' wosk shirt Of polyester cotton with sod release Many cotors to cPoose from . -- ii I component System with solid slate AM,,FM/FM stereo tuner U)T('Juk dre 'tatje of Cotton ray3rl 'cetate and polyester. They come in floral prints and wide range of fashion Solids Sun-resistant so you'll enjoy them longer Sale .4 Meg. 349.95. Sale 29995. JCPennr'y 3 PC Cebit? Stereo 7 Pai, Reg. 1150. '3'hr'ir; tdpl', '.!h tile men's underwear. Sale 3 life taking - fact. In the end, a young girl dies. She's the second one off the film. The first went out with a strange man at a bar and was never seen alive again,t, too, worth remembering. But, the final death Is the most dramatic. Girl and Boy. Girl and boy have disagreement. They decide to split up. She starts thumbing for a ride. Gets one, arid as soon as the car turns the corner Just one block away from the pick-up point you ow she's in trouble. Did you ter think of that when you were hitchhiking, That's the object. Think about it. Since It first went 'on the market" after a short rIcllo spot recently, Taylor says he's hati four schools ask for his film and presentation. Save $50 Sale 9 Save 20% on Reg. 5.98. Men's Polyester /cotton denim leans Center creased and reinforced at all points of strain A great buy for it, working man 20-40 - Rg. 5.11. Men's Penn Prost' work pants of poly55e3ter-- cotton oxhide cloth ealuring sod and cuffless hemmed bottoms Sizes 29-46 sometimes they drink. They certainly do tiitch4iike. And all Taylor wants for them - their parents, younger brothers and slaters and the rest of the community - to consider the poshillties, The film starts off on the funny side. hitching A Ride. Consider it. hiaveyou ever stood, slouched or strewn LU lazily about on the curbside trying to thumb a ride, and no one—no one—even takes a glance? What signs, antics and stunts would you do for a e? hitchhiking can be Illegal. Inmost places It is. But, what are cops supposed to do—pin around all day arresting hit. clihikers? rying to do is recognize the situation for .. -" -----" .' it i. n iuui we an live with. tsu, a potenuuiy dangerous Thursday, riday, Saturdayl savin9s Sale 499 Sale 414 "When you see the film, you'll know immediately It Isn't the standard 'training film' that almost everyone of us cant stand to watch," the young safety officer, public information officer and director of the youth deputies prefaced his film. The lilni is artistically done. Something y donut expect of para-military type productions. That was Taylor's Idea. "I wanted to get the people's attention. Especiallyyoung people. The music is popular, the message has its humorous points and the best thing Is it was all done here with local people in local places," he said. He used Seminole High drama class students under the (hredIoflof Mrs. Judy f'pand lt even includes a bar ne Surprised? You bet. What are kids doing in a bar! Well. high school ..•..... nrl. IS- ear students ,.. ••r.-I,1 .i%j• ,.,. A•Sl - reat b Thursday, Feb. 14,1974-9A AI 'I - Th'Sanford Herald I water heaters. I 4 I I Sale y I e -. 5388 Sale 14's 4 Sale 'I9 R.g, Wfl. Men moc foe work shoes with oiled full yam glove leather usr. Flexible cushion lnsoli and ruiber 1* Ankle Dress up jea II" Black and white portable. stlod with it look and cuff Polyester Co in asso'led Reg. $23. Mea's oxlod of Save 1 507 patterns, imooth finish cowhide with cushlonid insole and lee lined qtmrter vinyl soft and heel In sires 7.1. sizes 8-20. Sale 11,4, 7-11. 1 12, site 'Sale $16fullsite Sale $ 20twin size $20. Royalty bedspread has a Rig. S25. Kinston is a richly colored Meg- $14. 'Flower Garden' has a bold floral pattern drid is filled witfl polyCSter Other sizes at similar savings JCPenney V rayon flocked top and a cotton back Comes in br:ghf. vivid colors with cc,otdiriati,-d fringe Save on fult (niOon and king Slt'I ti'i) ;total print throw Style bedspread Top is rayon/acetate Polyester filling and Cotton backing Comparable savings on full queen arid i,mcl I Charge It -- - ' . ' - -i - C c-5 -.•- i-S' - ' *5 1. • "•• • . :- 42 gal. electric water heater eq. $9.95. Sal. 74.11111, Hlackandwiioto TV fM5 12 - cc r*t'n I I0''.l?, iiiaq I and featt,res Quick 1v t,itu'v pucliitu' .'ind So,inul '.'l;iboiul grain vinyl ,,hini.'! %ilti ciii SiI$'It req. 69.9$ Sale 6166 32 gal, electric water heater reg, 79.95 Sale 69' We know what you're look n o Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney'E Open 10 a.m. 'tIl 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Store phOnO...323.1310 . r'covpr- eements Installation avai acc CPenn We know what you're looking for. I Req. $9.95 W 'I sil'r hi'.it,, •i.i i,i u;' ''$ -.--- -S. -•,- - at Sanford -.•----.-- 4:LL. Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Plaza Penney S: •• .;:. • • :- - ' ': _: -- Monday thru Saturday. Store Ph, 323.1310 �- -_ SiT 10/—The Sanford Herald - Marsee To Reques J Land Plan Delay - U By DONNA EFM Herald Staff Writei Commissioner, Wedi .q'tav in workshop went ov rob. jectionts rataedby the c IN of. Assistant County Ally. (jeers, agreeing to cha te the Howard Marsee will ask the deadline for all Sen ilnole Seminole Legislative governing bodies to cot riplete Delegation meeting at 7 in the comprehensive planning from courthouse county commission 1976 to 1977 and discuss ounty chambers t o night to delay assistance to the city In planapproving the county, ning funds. sponsored Various amounts of aid to the comprehensive pinning act to give corn- cities ranging from $150,)00 to missioners more thne to confer IO0000 were discussed i with city officials on proposed the three commi sat Vlerj changes. present—Chairman John Kimheough, Dick WIlliarr s and Greg Drummond—and 0 e use f ede ral or state re venue sharing funds for the plat ning. A particularly controv rslal section among the citie —the o ' ' provision that those duic who did not comply with the deadline would have pia ning doine, for them at no cost t ythe county—was amended. The '-vnmt&ctoners a reed 11w state 1)iisicn of hretry will sell 500 tree seedling Uut other jKkssible aitern tires packets to citizens Saturday at to the county planning a ency Zayre Plaza, SR 436 at U.S. 17. could be an 11-member Commission composed o a The 11 packets contain two representative from the Fast dogwood, live oak, slash pine Central Florida Reg onal Planning Council, one rrorn and s-ycamoe seedlings a total of eight Seedling packets each of the cities, one Iron tine will be sold on a first-come- county and two additional ones first-serve basis, accordii-ir to a from the city involved r a planning group named b) the delegation. starts at 9 am. Smokey the Bear will be on Marsee said the legislath hand with a forestry service patterned after S sir In oar is display of interest to the entire proposal being considered for family, the spokeszi..m s.wj, statewide adoption. •..... .....•. ..... •. ... - 4264 taoio extends 042*76" with included China base .......Reg.$I50 Sale $12) China dick .......Rig. $129 Sal. $104 . Rig. $206 Sale $1t7 Table . Rig. $43 Sal. 34.21 Side chairs. ea . ... By DOUG STORUM Herald Staff Writer - "if "U Tinker held was any bigger," sco ffed Raider Coach •...•. a ~allisimims Win some tape Freshmen hurter Larry Chwiat relieved starter Rob Mahoney in the third Inning and picked up his first junior college victory scattering six hits In six innings. He got help from relief artist Steve lion- re in the ninth in ni ng to preserve the Raider's second win In three outings. Ilillsborough sent four pitchers to the mound with Jim Wiltirs suffering his second setback at the hands of Seminole. : till Over '1 • I U "j • --.. ' - Ciba deck. China base. 4 side chairs. trestle table. 42'x62" table extends to 96' with ? Included Ieaes Pieces have a fruf,cod veneer selected hard woods. China bass China dick Trestle table Sad. chairs Rig. 1 30 Sale $ 2$ sh ots, two of which were lost In the f\ . : • A Sarvir Reg. $140 Herald Sports Arm chairs lead. What proved to be the winning run caine in the sixth inning when Gary Jacobs walked. Walters' pick-off attempt was . M Sal@ • - t I FEBRUARY 12,1914 • -: 4 L 1 ILL' •1ci Douglas E. Proctor, Delta William A. Galvin, De to John H. Harman Jr., Defto Charles W. Sjoblom, La Mary tester Daily, Longwood Donna Jean McElmurr Mailtand, Lee E. Nichols, Deltona ADMISSIONS Sanford: Leslie A. Wayman Frederick C. Mann Henry B. Jones Margaret Hughes Ruth E. Moberly Ruth N. Endicott Aktha Smith Raymond 0. Norman Stanley A. Washburn William L. ftera Henry Lee Gipson Henry A. Brown Wilma Boyd Parrish Lens F. Lockley Andrew J. Carraway Oiva S. Brumley John H. Uttles Leslie E. Underhill Luclnda Johnson Verna Kay Dickens Richard L Grover Linde NIChOlS, Apopka Gailynn Puente, Casaelberry Roy R. Page. DeRaiy Bernard Htilyrd, Deltona Bernice Oil '4eau. Deltona 11 A The wrestling season comes to a head Friday and Saturday wi th the state tnurnament being held In Ft. Lauderdale. When the season started, well over one hundred Seminole ('ountv grappler, from three schools, Lyman, Lake Brantley and Seminole, were all hoping for a chance to compete mn t he f Among all the wrestlers, only four made It, all of them coming from Lyman, Hospital Notes PAI will present a program. Regular U1eei1fl, Seminoin mInlster and their wives Rebek,h Lodge 43, 6:30 p.m., vtted. Odd Fellows Temple, Magnolia Sanlord5enlor Citizens, no Avenue, Sanford. Clvii. Center. Potluck lunch Feb. l$ Save $40 / V. A.U~A U 14) ' .3 high backed Chairs with ' .. • -- U Sale $159. Req. 5199. 5 cc Mun"n st y le dinette 50? T,ible has a pecan veneer look Iamanatca over fiberfill , 42x42 Extends to 60" with included 18 eat Chairs have the wrap around comfort of polyurethane foam seat arm back With swivel pedestal bases - : Save 20 , o on these room-I.. g j ) Frb. IS— Sanford VFW Pt lulu cr,s Tarnily Vn TLnH starring Col. Tim McCoy art . 3 Ns Wwwo .m. Knights of Coligubur ' p.m. to benefit VFI( Anudllay nrV026 ms: b"111111 fw. nd In gre room. iwprstIwime. Feb 26— 11wticulture Seminar, 7:30 Feb. IS— p.m-, Democratic Woman's Club of Da-,id Dc', oil, esttnzlon agent, Seminole County, noon. Otto 's ill speak on foliage plants in HILl. J 3 t'I • PROCESS I Fort Lauderdale Athletes who pl.anto send athletes to camp with the money raised during this annual event. The game consists of Four eight minute quarters with female students and faculty playing in the first half while their male counterparts square off in the second half. Do the faculty side participants tr.clude Dottie Roberts, Toni Swartout, Cleveland, Zabel, Smart, Holiday, Hay, Ellison, Mabie and Eddy. From the student side will be Cheryl Copeland, Jana Wallick, Carol Godfrey, Vicki Vanddflouten, Sue [tedding, Linda Van Eocl, Mary Ann Young, and Cindy Fetter. The male teachers are Jim flanks, Lonnie Chavez, Tony Fields, Ed Huckner, Donnie Smith. Fits King, Tom Lawrence and The evening promises to be lull of laughs watching some of Lyman's mor e promising athletes get theirs. - With baseball, track, swmtming, golf, tennis and all the other I e Scores, 1 11 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST Terrvit 56. Rhode island 52 LrfiQ'i 61 , Bukneti 55 Un.On 64 mammon 56 Bos ton Col M. St Franc-i. Pa 73 J- . U • - •. si' ê-, - t.4"' - 0' Save $60 p - '-._ Hofitra 73. Xin - V i- • ..- Sale $239 req. $299. Durable' olefin sofa has unique nautical styling Polyurethane padded seat and back, No 531 sprang base and back cnnlriirt,on covered Chair reg.5169 Sale $1i .. Recliner End Table Cocktail... • req. $207 S.)ie $165 req. $ 74 SaleS $9 reg.$ 74 SaleS 39 All Items Include free doilvery and setup $fl7, Sale 741.60 on the group as pictured here, or buy ndividijal pieces at the same 20 pct savings. li Till. ASSOL hULl) l'1tLi'i pla% luakilig t hat ht'll*.'ii the Hill Russell, who knows his Sa.ntcs upset the Boston Celtics 115-100 Sofa Rig. $349 Sal. 279" Love Seat W PO Low bISAV- $99 Us 79 I ,- Rig. $286 eb&,Rp$75 Sal. 000 2$. be, ..t We F4.Igo $j,,uj w Rep Hill Ndon. Meibourw. thinks he's found a pretty good reserve center. And Jack ltninr.ey thinks he's gut 01W of the best in the bust Russell, coach of tile Seattle SuperSonics, hail to put John I Iuitum,t'r in tlii' pivot against Boston Wednesday nigh when We know what you're looking for. -I--- than just about anyone else in the Najional Basketball Associ- mess. Sanford Ara Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney's. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday — -I-- way around the pivot better ation, sounds as though he Rig. $17Ll Ii, $143.20 JCPenney . With Req. thru Saturday starter Jim Fox was sidelined with a rrspiratory Infection lie 6-foot-9 Forward responded with 14 points, a career-high jr,ct.eiinds anal 'ima' line Meanwhile, Ramsey, the . U l / - - - -- - - . •. . - - , 4 - Ri AIM M. Ala St 91 Car 59 II CMrieston So Cat SJ.Gi. TeChfl _. Clemn Valley 71, Wake Fores , •.'. — - -- • ______-• Alc or fl AIM III, Miss Vat Si, 77 tul,in 01, Xavier Ne* Orleans 76 Duke U. Vurg.nia 7$ ?d'w Orleans $7. Mercr 52 hairy 60. American 33 , a Mltarys7 Appalachian St 39 ',ia'yland 01. North Car. So . C. $ I 103. Oas'dson 7$ Ali Backing Out Aga n i nier tieas''wesght boxing chat"' Promotem attempting ti) put together a l-'orcman-AIh fight tilun backed out of a match with latr this year claitti it could net Jerry Quarry for the second each Fighter $5 million. In light lime in three days. Quarry. Alt would reportedly Foreman - and millions that bout would rake i t, - li did a fast shuffle 'Ibithi % If and Quarry said they were ready Ia sign." said Teddy Brenner, president and iiiatchmaker of the Madison Square Garden Corp. "We had Quarry's miame on paper and then went to Mi's hotel to get the same from him. coach of tie Buffalo Braves, watched hItS No. I center, Bob McAdoo. play a gatiie of "ratlar" with the basket. last sea"We went to Al 's hotel with son's Nlla\ Rookie of the Year and tlu3 st'asiiri's scoring leader the contracts and felt sure there nuppl ill Ii iii 14 shots for 30 would be a signing. All's ixiints to lead the Braves to a lawyer. Bob Arum, was there and so was Ins mitanager, Her. 129-IU0i rout if the I'tiiladelph hert \luhanimiuoj, and Dun ;irs. King. who manages Ernie Shain Wednesday night's two vers," other NBA games, New York King was on hand, Brenner teat ('tucaga 89-80 and Capital tk'leated Kansas CityO;nnha said, to represert (;t'orge Foreman's interests. Foreman de5917 u Chattanooga Cl. Tqvi Martin 75 Cent Mlch 00, Bowling Green 33 \ti, apparently having second tl iiigtits, n'fused to sign the contract, said Brenner. Ali said lit' w,i', tired 'Okay," Brenner w,, Mch 63. Toi as SS.l,ne 5' 77. Oakland u is replied. 'well lxlstlxmt the (Lite of the light until you're Kansas $I 71. kansas it o'nazy ti sign for tiIs fight and tloumt' Quarry-Ab bout •_ risk the IS million you t'oulul ge t was again canceled, 'Firestone ..1 \\ ft Ky Wesleyan 100. Betlarm.ne Ii ii-, St j Tenn Wesley.,, 11 tvanivil!e 10$. DePauw 70 HOW 12, Vaiparaiso 67 DLC-100' RETREADS RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE 80011$ ' I ANY SIZE 1' IN STOCK 13;' 14;' 15" ___ 11'•y MIDWEST now. I know what he did to IIIy II could be Wednesday — until it Brenner said that. with Ali fulls ' restt l a;imui time for Ali It make It , sign for the Quarry ii,i it iiiiomi news conference legal. lien, apparently think. about It ang once more about a possible bout. "King interceded, saying -- like we which had first been bout with current champ Iii Miihamiuiiid, 'You woulul N. st-twaluleil liii Tuesday to an. ;trge Please phone for appointment SOUTH Jacksonville II), Fla, St It . -. , 08 I flClUlI(S up to 5 quarts of quality oil and an expert lubricat ion Point as. orrA 76. N V Maritime &] Syratuie — 76. Manhittan O , -- . , .---•. .'a' LUBE AND OIL CHANGE Providence lOS. Holy Cross 57 • The on-again, off-again May get a guarantee of $800,000 and 13 b,'ut was about as on again as Quarr y $20.Q00. C chanics at GIVE YOUR CAR A MIDWINTER LIFT Vermort 7. St Michael's. Vt 72 viila'iOva 79, D..que'en. 77 " 'T - mad All. ArxI with that, the for. Save 1 8540 on this 9 pc. group. I OR Si SO 4 7 I I 0 1 S 0 1 7 I 7 S I 1 8te. S3YeBOtfI expert Niagara to. Cornel, SI Won Hall 77, Army 53 Drexel 7$. Ursinu-i $I ' ' - recreation officials at the %-arious cities get in their full sports schedule and II possible rosters of each tea m with uniform I tics PH 3 17 6 6 7 110 0 I S I 7 7 1 32 3 7 1 WP Rflfl, PB Corn 12. New Hi.np1.re 67 I - - - 'l -. lends tIts title March 21 in ('.i. from lighting l-"renuw. i k' NEW YORK (All) — "mn i'u beat Qua rr y twice, but tired. I riced a rest. Fm goi,ig racas, Venezuela, agai nst Ken Quarry is a different fighter back to Chicago," said Muhamn- Norton. Sonics Upset Ce Reserve .. saf 070 000 I11O-4 ii '00 021 COx—lO C BtuC, Walters L 1021 Carniy overtime 0 11 r 7 '- - i - College . sprin g sports sched ules, both in school and recreation depart. merits throughout the co unty begi nn ing to hit full stride, it Is Imperative sports directors at the various co unty schools and possible. °"' I . numbers for easy photo identification. Your cooperation on this matter could vastly itiean better coverage of your activities. Please mail the lnforrnation into the sports departznentas soon as _-- Ministerial Feb. 21 Association noon Ipitcheon, SISTER. Inc. noon luncheon; Ht4y trs Eçlscopsl Church Al Rosen, Central Florida Zoologirsi Socley, speiñer. Parith Hafl. CavegnI Player at Terry Travis, Al Latimer, and John Cherwa. noon. Garden Club Building 19.92 Mrs. Robert E. McAloon Jacksonville, will speak a Riding 'Pageant of Crosses" an :1 Feb. 18 Sanford rotary Club. 12:5 p in, Civic Cer,tcr: ':pea1cei Nick Piufaul, vice president WESH.1V. - (Herald Photo by Doug Storum The maie students and possibly the best of the 1t are Steve General meeting and Lui rheon of Sanford Garden (lul Organization and distric Camporee will be discussed. - - Powell, Bob Burkhart. HInt Farrier, Armando Payas, Bud Aht, at 8:30 an,. Return by 6 p.m. landscape plants. Call fl-9142 or 3Z1-2648 for Feb. 21— reservations. The Sanford Garden Club i Feb. 16 Garden Club-12 noon. Centn Sanford Wouien a Republican ' Cirrie will cater the Junchm Feb. Ii Boots Dusty Association Horse Show. 11 show cillor slides. a.m. Dusty liont.c Arena, SR 46 \luIt Stcukrs Night, 51 i 1-4. Spvciid half time show on Appaloosa Johns District, First Unite Methodist Churrh. Def.and - ...Raider sluggerJoinerpowersblast Bob Walker. llorticultur. Sen.lnar, 7: Augustine and Marineiand. Leave Seminole Plaza near p.m., Sanford Garden Club. Di M3ntgomery Ward's at 8 sin. Shannon Smith, ornament Stop at Civic Center at Sanford horticulturist, will speak o Earle. speaker. - GRAND SLAM SWING IN The event is being sponso -ed by the Fellowship of Christian All nurses invited. Motor Inn Restaurant, noon lunchtvn, State Rep. - - I th ) Youth Program courdinatc Club, Restaurant, Cavalier - Tonight at? :30 at the Lyman Gym its students versus faculty In Donkey Basketball. The Longwood school is the latest of Seminole County f,cllltles to present such an event. The riles of the game are simple you must beona donkey to throw, shoot, or receivea pass. lf there is a loose ball then you may go retr ieve it, wi th one catch you have to have your donkey rj~ 10 am., Florida Hospital Senior Citizens Tour to — - . Lyman Donkey Game - . DiStrict Nursei 77, regul Assembly Room, Speaker De. meeting 4 p.m. County Heal epar ment auditorlur Lyn Behrens, pediatrician, Speaker,Maril y nGo1do Free for nth, , thus necessitating that most wrestlers be there Thursday night. iron accents upholstered in while vinyl Spanish bench, req S55, Sale $45. (Not pltur,d). - . -- 0 Stranahan 111gb School. The weigh Ins are set for 9 am, on Friday * followed by Bingo Mothers' Information Class, .. wrought Save$60, 5•pc. Modern style chrome and glass dinette set. Table has an attracllv 3660" rectangular smoked glass top with trestle base. I chairs have polished chrome frames, backs with of polystry.ne. polyfoam fill. Upholstered in smoke woven tweed fabric. ' . • lIter, C Ch,.uatWiI0I Borre ' ' -- Wr%:ka.ih - - - 'Ti - "°""." Join??. Jones. lii.,, Skelton. Unnol R,dmond(2). Carney, Miller Pedmon Ra:,irt. Islr f''a,' HP-LOLl 1411C 7, SiC I Pacific Division St. 30 25 .515 31 Seattle 70 36 43$ Phoenix. 77 3' 373 IC Portland 71 37 367 10' Wedninday's Games Hew York It, Chicago SO Buffalo 170, Philadelphia 106 Capital it, C,, Kansas Omaha 01 Seattle lii, Boston 100 Thvrjday Games HOuSton at Fhmnix Atlanta at Golden State Miteauk., at Oe$roa Friday's Games Detroit at Bv$lalo KI.SUI CIIY Omaha at Phila deiphia Chicago at MiI*auPp Segitie of Los Angeles Boston at Poilan - This year's state tourney is being held panish 5tvle included 12, le,if LA ' ' ' in the tournament. Sale $189. Req. $229. 5 Pc'S dinette set Tre s tle table with a textured whale lop laminated over fiberfill measures 4254' Exte nds to 66 with 4 - ,•-, — 7 HHC sic Golden classeswiJi'lrucatoatl68 and Hill atjM Among other credits, these two grapplers are this year's district champions in their respective weight classes. Dave Colotnb and Doug Peters are both runners-up In the district but still have a shot at the state crown There are eight districts in the state with each district allowed to send two wrestlers, the first and second place fbtislwrs 'U - -.- - Mat Test i o I 5 S I 7 4 0 I 0 s 2 o I I I 13 I 3510 I It Jxcoos. t1h — . e 00 • making the liek in hopes of bringing home astate crown. Brut2to and Hill are making their second trip. Last year Brucato finished in tile top eight in the state at the 188 level and Glenin Hill was Fourth best wrestler in the state at 168. Since that time the two wrestl ers have switched weight • Leslie A. Wayman Feb 14 $$$ -- ll AS 1 H 151 1 ' ° C ci — - ('.leen lull, Bob Bricab, Dave Colomb and Doug Peters are Seminole Calendar I - 4 In State DISCHARGES Sanford: Jacob Delancy Roams W. Perkins Iris Messer Clarence 0. Penny lAllie Mae Green Viola Jones %e Mart. Cawlberry .iames H. Scott, DeBary Francis MacLeay, Deltai Anita J. Starrett. Deltona James J. Joubeck, Orani City Maude E. Moore, Orange Ci Raymond Pell, Osteen Bertha Taylor, Key Largo Edith Rich, Winter Park • WP NSA Eastern Conf.r,rc, Atlantic Division W. 1, Pct. 0,1 Bos ton ( 7 'lrw or II 21 e o flvffaio 31 31 500 17 Phiid.lpni. to ii 5 73 Central Division Captal 33 26 Atlanta 77 34 443 7 H%lOn 73 37711 Cleveland 211 i3 317 15 Western Conference Midwest Division Mil*6ukit 43 IS 711 Ch go 13 20 M3 2" Detroit 40 1C 57$ 3', , 31.50 S I i ' I 7 4 1 7 1 1 I 0 sic Pro cage Standings . ' Plnck.rI .'ier. ',t 2b Pefer. dh o o o - Editor Al R H III • 1 I 3 1 ° o 3 3 1 7 S I1 C,nziq:, Borre's best pitch is a lurk ball and used it over Fifty per. cent of the time. mt southpaw likes to tailor his s,tyle alter the New York Mets' "Tug" M cGraw. Boric described McGraw as having a curve ball that breaks a mile and drops off a table, and a Fast ball that Just screams. "But .McGraw lacks a for k ball, he might be able to take some lesons," Rot-re, ridded with a smite. In an L'•cnt the Suillinole's tffi)k two out of three (ruin the Tampa bis&l Ibiwks and are 2.-1 In junior college cornpetition. .• ByiRichards HHC Onucci ci Grc.a. It PifridIb Rdmrid. lb ii I Spotlight not pictured. V nin th baseman Russ Lizzoli reached first on an error. Walters retired the next batter. Kenny Kerr drew a walk setting the stage for second baseman Dwayne Gray to lace a double up th e power alley In right center scor in g Lizzo li and Kerr for a SPorts HERALD SCOREIOAID "Our pitcher's have been giving up too many walks so far and Lary showed me some good contr'l," said Pantelias. Steve Bor ic, becoming Seminole's ace relief artist, preserved the win by setting the Hawks down In the top of the Rig. S 90 Sale $ 74 Rig. $209 Sale $173 Rig. siso Sal. $132 all - measure -• The Raiders will host St. Petersburg Junior College Saturday at Five Points Field in a doub leheader. Their first Di vision 11 match-ep will be against Valencia Mar. 14. stint. glaring sun arid dropped for extra bases. After th e initial Flurry of errors, extra base hits, an ex' ('essive numbers of walks and fourteen runs, Chunat and Ililisborough's third pitcher of the day, Ed Walters, settled down and dueled through three innings of shutout ball. Seminole struck For two runs to the fifth Inning when third *Iead center that drove In the Final and winning run in the sixth inning. Sale $479. Reg. $579. I6 second. The Hawks broke loose forseen runs of their own. wasn't entirely Mahoney's fault although he was rock ed for slam homer In a seven run First inning Raider outburst. It wa anot he r tower ing drive by Joiner to th e wdrnlng track in - ; - Deland bred Jim Joiner put th e head mentor's mind at ease momentarily when he belted a tape measure grand Save 1 00 wide of the mark and Jacobi went all the way to third. Joiner tagged a 400 foot blast, a towering sacrifice to the warning track in straight away center, sending Jacobs JOitiifli home. Pantelias was pleased with Counat's six inning perih.. hill Th. ,fru • I,4h-..,t.. f. ill IJIJIOil I High School mixed up his pitches and used the change-up. to maximum effectiveness, giving up only one walk during his Hegotalhttletooclo3etohomewhenhe se seJupanct.t high fast ball to Joiner who sent the nitrh into the Fti,ta' r............... bleachers of the neighboring Tangerine Bowl. Mahoney put the visiting red and blue clad visitors away easily enough in tile first inning but ran Into big trouble In the while waiting out alo.9 win for Seminole Junior Col lege. Req. $279 Sale $228 Req. $150 Sale $122 Req. S 30 Sale $ 24 Saves Game home plate when he walked in a run. Pantelias, "We'd still be playing, and they (Hillsborough Community Ccllege) would still be at bat." Inst comment was Inspired by Tampa hlillsborough's warning track blasts that came too close to clearing the park barrier,, keeping PareUas on perpetual pins and needles i hiI Borre The Raiders Jumped on Hillsborough starter Steve Red. ding for seven first-frame runs. After Four hatters, Redding was probably wondering if there really was such a t'ung as ...... 'I __ Grand Slam, Diamond Pow ..er Nip's Hillsborough,1O-9 leaf. atur ay - Belts 0 SJC !(,nn QIeI IId(.WO0d finish and antiqued brass hardware for a truly colonial touch Set lflCiuds oval table, 4 Side chairs, and china cabinet Buy Individual pieces or tht., qioup •......• Joiner Contemporary style dining room set includes china base china dock, r6tangutar table and 4 side chairs ".r'an"1 oitk finish veneer Thursday, Feb. 14,1974—) The Sanford Herald Sale $529. Rig. $559. 7-piocø Sale $446, Req. $349. 7pc Early American style maple dining room with hand rut?,- Early American china Ova ltable Side chair. each 71 Save $130 Save . up to 20% on these dining rooms and dinettes Save 903 Seedlings G On Sale - - Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 $1000 Blackwalls Plus 37C to 55C FETand recappable tire whitewalls UM $1.50 • AVOID DELAY 1 I Mh 60 Kent $t 51 SOUTHWEST None CALL A APPOINTMENT CHARGE IT! - viiiiii" ca-Zo- ~u, % _4 FAR WEST ner at. Ar "WE CARE" 1) San D eco 97 UC '-rrrsde 90 t I I f, 'I. r. i .-rf hit 14'tb1411 wi'il th.st is nv-dri and .atihtu'riir,l by b,'ti \%'hrn we return "Uf ejr ti % DU. I-Ur wirn lrti will i'c in the car. wrapped in a ,i.'an plasllt' hag anal teaalv fur uur in%lx,t ti.it. If '.'tu tile. '.uu may rb-rn hale them wulli 'snu At llrt-'Ili'lW', t'*1r 1111' ing safety and -. ", \ \ \ \ \ \ % % satislascli'in arr"ur t'nimarv n'ncern. a )01 ('i,slomrv, ufrsa t ke pin. r-,.bt.• ro', at, c'i'(r.l tf J .t Ut (tie (VI U, FIRESTONE STORE OPEN 1A.M. TO6P.M DAILY SATURDAYS 610$ 1st & French Ph. 322.0244 �- - 12eford Hera ld --- -- Thursday, - :- - --------- -- - :- -- - -. - _,_______.._--------.---.--_- - - - Feb. 14, 1974 The Sanford Herald RaidersCnntinii a - Hold 0 Cool - On Second Place In Loop' l - A runner-up slot for the division test the Raiders have come Up half, however, they pulled away by 11 markers, 4130 as the into a playoff, not an unusual with to date. SJC's current production of92 vaunted Raider scoring happening for Division ii Coach Joe points per game, third in the machine started working more Sterling's representatives, Seminole Junior College Bennie Shaw's 26 points, all state, fell by almost 20 poInts, smoothly. basketball team overcame one on field goals paced the rakers, but so did its defensive average Substitutes Robert House and of its remaining state playoff but was overshadowed by of $1 points a game. Michael Williams came off the hurdles Wednesday, taking the Clarence Kelly's perf ormance bench to provide six and fw' Chip Crawford was the fourth points, respectively. measure of Division H foe St. for the St Johns five with 35 Raider in double figures, hitting Johns Jnior College of Palatka, points. HERALD SCORE ROAND 78.65 to remain in second place Shaw currently leads the for 10 markers in the low-key ahead of Valencia Community state in scoring, and he had fine game, five points off his FO FT TP College. support from some other state. average, but the Raider guard ic The Orlando cagers took a 62. wide ranked cagers on the local more than made up for It with TP i is 0 tO 56 win over Florida Junior squad. Robert McCullum came solid playmaking efforts. S Cra wford SI' McCutturn College Wednesday, but their through with one of tim finest SIC must still win its UP. record reads one ioum are j nights in the offensive depart. , 11 the lthlders,and they have only merit this season with 17 coining Honda Junior College Shaw 13 ° nne game left in the division markers and excellent board cage test Feb 20 at Seminole ThaI 34 II is ugh before it can come to the lineup, against Seminole in work, both defensively Valencia co ntest knowing the San ford Fvb 20 FT FO Tf S1 schits 'ffsivdy ill i ill put th..w lIIt() t1k LItL' McCtrd 0 to 1 he )Ltidet are 8.2 in C ii 0 One 1h 16 3 is pla)olf. division play with a IF-9 record, Raiders MCInlolih A 0 1 By J RICHARDS Herald Sorts Editor ' -4i ss w= 7 SIC cage team has ever forwards, m A4, X IiJ Sale Cool Papa, as he was named by his contemporaries early in his career becaase of his unflappable poise, stole 175 bases in 1933 when he was with the Pittsburgh Crawfords. He also played with the Detroit Senators, Homestead Grays, Mciiiplus Red Son. Chicago American Giants and Kansas City Monarchs. "The year I stole 175 bases, Josh Gibson hit 72 home runs," Hell recalled. /afo( durable, stain resistant and color- fast Dries in about 20 minutes. toots clean up ri so.iti and water 599 Sale Rag. 8.99. One Coat Plus Exterior Latex is stain and fade resistant Non-yellowing, too Dries to a ha rd. weather resistant flat tuoilu in about 1 hOur Most observers concede that old Satchel Paige, the first man picked by the special Negro Committee, may have been the grcate t pitcher of all time, black or white. Josh Gibson, Bul k I AImIrd atI Monte Irvin Live b'cn uttrs borx,rcd in the special Hall of Fame election. IE lo LA c Couilars Dn ionnisissr. Tri IP st johns 110-45 irmiaunjaiteinelaniarlietsin taxing &slim two-point halftime Seminole it will throw the state tourney's one of Fouts St. Johns. lsls~ Sominollo. 11 the lowest scoring C011- margin, 37-35. In the Second kI=;4 "I'linight our bench htlix T,iInst22 Iridi le-id Indiana past the turn the game around 1117 ht' bench Wednesday night Carolina ('each Larry Brown, The Squires didn't give New ftk, ff5 s and 011ie % bcs.- Cougars remained within York inuch trouble - [lot .15 [)an lss2l scored 27 points. e spark that two games of first-plact New Illuch as the %cis gave them- -hin Bradley 21 and Artis Gils to a 11 I_ju4 York and i gaines back cf scives. New York committed 11 more addtA 18 plus 18 rebwnds American Basket fhski ball i k& iltut h ut i t I)i icn ii turiii' N intl Ifl liii I ( ut i !2 j)i & I' Li utut k p st the lien ltti,r os'e 1' \ti lopIits t. tt rt dI ii Ii) tight in jiunt dt lit it lit four i fort twa lit kt t saddlini. the Tams with their the second quarter and .tnt ran out 12th straight defeat. and 011w cattle in and helped fla(virs. 128. 41's 119 Ili Wednesday's National In file rest of the ABA. New turn the tide. CenterMel 11 inieL4 of Indiana Basketball Association game. 4 York b-at Virginia 14-117, InTed McClain led Carolina lieclittle the first APA play-er to -is New York 89. Chicago snare 10,000 rebilunds and Fred Buffalo 129, Philadelphia 106, 119 and Kentucky downed Den and Jo Caldsell had 18 apiece Le w is.Hoi,tr Brown a nd Dun Capital 80 Kansas (It -Omat'.a vur 119-115, George I'liompscin topped file Buse combined for 73 points It) 87. and -Seattle 118. Broston too. tow - _____ Save6Oc - ____________ - ti". Pick 7 Laggi'png Stars B K STATE GRAND CHAMPION ROB ESCH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Esch, Longwood, holds trophy won by his six-year-old Appaloosa pony. Chief Poet, Diablo, chosen Grand Champion Gelding and Grand Champion lii Color for the state in 1973. Chief Poet, also was Grand Champion Gelding at Florida State When it tomes to poise, nothing beats North Carolina St a te's boys. om Burkion and David Thompson weren't up to their da Wednesday night,, so the Wolfpack regrouped behind wo Ilayers w ho up the rear to beat Davidson Fair and Rob received championship stature in Senior Equitation in the stale. Rob plans to sell his pony and acquire a horse, which he would also show. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) p Marvin Barnes, the nation's leading rebounder with an 18plus average, collected 21 rebounds and scored 31 points to power Providence. Barnes also blocked four shots and had five assists as the Friars built a commanding 54-42 halftime lead and went onIoImpn,ye their 1ea1on's record to30.3 &ian W int ers scored points to lead South Carolina's %ictory over Georgia Tech. The Gamecocks trailed by four points at the half and experienced unexpected trouble from the Ye llow Jsckets, but broke the game open In the final four bring " North Carolina State 8eemed to be in trouble when center Burkson committed his third foul and had to sit out most at the first half. Also. Thompson was having a subw night, - and enamels and polyurethane spray varnish Save i Reg, 4.49. Sale 2.99. Rag. 3.99. Sal. 2.99 Latex goldtone antique hits Available in French Ivory. Kits Latex coiortone antique hits Kits include everythina you need Availanie In Tudor red Salem blue Victorian yet'ow and more tflClude everything you need for best results Sale prices elfectris thru Saturday. - -- In the first game of a doubleheader at Plhilaidelphia's Pale held off repeated Rhode Island ra lliesin tI second Ptto beat But the ftcond-ranked WoLfpack turned to Towe and ers for the heroics, UA#iis rust control spray beaten the Tar Heels in thtu' last 17 meetings. "Sta te's the test team we've said im CoachTenrYHoflandafterhisdub was ran down' the Wollpack's two backeow-t aces. Monte lowe and Moe Oviedo, Apopka Draw Byes Cag Tom McMillen scored X points to lead Maryland's upset of North Carolina. It was on~ the thir4 Ulm that the Terps had AP Sports Writer Save 1° Rag. 1.59, Sale 99C each. Choose from -_ I Iiii I&lh?IAFT 6' Reg. 9.19. Our Par Excellence Latex Interior Finish is wasruable, 'I'his was at a tiltue Ahen the baseball world was ballyhooing a base-running wizard with the St. Louis Cardinals named Pepper Martin and was wondering if anyone ever would overtake Babe Ruth's 60 home runs in a season. "By the time the major leagues started letting us black pIars in, most of us were too old to do anything," Bell said. "The age of most of the good players was over 30." Hell, who came out of Starkville, Mi.cs., joined the St. Louis Stars at the age of 19 In 1922 and then spent 26 years riding buses, eating hamburgers and playing in whistle stop towns at slave wages, often for no wages at all. "I kept getting word they were dropping me off the payroll," Hell told a news conference in the skyscraper office of fflflhliofltr Bowie Kuhn, ho intro'iuct'd turn as the fastest man in baseball." l atex paint. ijiiLin .1." Into Cooperstown Hall - ' 1111V ASSOCIATED 111IF-M ( :(diflJgO:MWIp1rO1fl - - t "rt ave his slowly enough. managing to recorded. Valencia is report d1minutivi: size-that is. fnr it stay evtn with or jtut ahead of card hey tie forward -came p h the isiting division II spoilers, - despite Bell Moves NEW YORK iAPi The old Black Leagues lived on a 1111oestring but they played a daring, exciting brand of baseball, says James "Cool Papa" Bell, and they might have rewrittcn the record books if they had not been victims of the game's early Jim Crow bias. 'We played a different kind of game," added the 70-year. old base-stealing legend who was elected Wednesday to the Hall of Fame by the seven-member Negro Baseball Selection ('olnrmttee. 'The major leagues, the)' play by the book. We didn't. We played according to conditions. If we had a power team, we went for a lot of runs. If not, we played for one run and dared '4tjie other team to make two" Bell said, . .11 of Papa ' Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974-13A the Rams 56-82. In the second gatx, John Olive scored fl and grabbed II rebounds to lead Villanova over Du- I to steer North Carolina State mica O-33 lead at QL1 7972. Toefinuled wi th lfrpotfU, meanwhile , had be s t B LEE (Fl rna Beach and the 11ons n the other half of the OBC lead early in the season. Pnw of the seascn with a 24-point performance as the Leon Benbow scored 36 points and stared an defense to 11nald Correspondent Lake%iew fled Devils. senrii-ftn&. Ili. high water maid of their W011041A Won Its IM paw in 20 starts. lead Jacksonville to a 113-79 victory over Flairissia State. The host team, Ov" and The champlonship game is carripaign was an upset of the In Other games involvfng ranked teams, No. 6 Maryland Jere Nolan had 16 points and seven assbts and Mel Weltion At 7 p.m. this evening the Apopka have drawn first sl&W to begin at 8:30 p.m. highly touted Oviedo Uons, whacked No. 4 North Carolina 91-M; No. 11 Providence wal. had 14 poinis and eight amls-ts to lead Boston College to an curUin rLmn; on the Annual roundii bye& Saturday night. It will be since that point it has been 10* Holy QTW 105,wl, No. 14 Wh Carolina trimmed 73 decision over St. Francis of Loretto. Orange Belt Conference oco&.0weola lse The SmI will !xeceded by a championship JV down hill for the squad led by Georgia Tech 81-73,and Kansas Sl&te upset No. 16 Kansas 74. Gary Tyson scored 32 points, helping Eutern Midilganto al TcurnifmeK with the 011efting pit the fourth and fifth ph" garnie between Ocomee and Kis- gwrd tAo Jones. 71. X44 victory over Kent State. Pme betfirm the Kowboys finishers of regular season simmee,. the two squads with Kissimmee has had the type K1Mümtwe and the Ocoee action, with the wirvier slated to the best marks in the' league. of team that you can not take Car_'tols. Lake an the Blue Darters from The Ocoee-Kissimmee for granted a Oviedo fowJ ou t 116 yeses site for the cage Apopka in tomorrow night's varsity pme figures td be a nip during a recent trip to Owvola. WUon is the Oviedo Gym, semi4inal action, and twk affair. as both team The Kowboys almost knocked Pro it lomted twit to t!wl Lim's hig ,litl (;Itwr bracket pits third ha%e the &arne type of per- (if last year's cr(vi, winners, 5d"I e K r- - - '- - a --- - -- -- - - , fill • Save 114 r j Req. 6Lfl. Sale SS.N Men's 24" 10.Speed Racer. Has side-pull caliper brakes, rat trap ped&S, and many other sleek arid stylish rocing features. Women's 26" 10 Speed Racer, Reg 69 98 Sale 55.98 . place New Sni)rna and last sonnel. Tlise nightcap will he between place Lake%iew. in a battle to Ilic Cardinals got off very the Bartacudt's of New deterritine who will face the quickly and chalienged for the but a late surge locked up the ganw fur O%iedo, The last time thw. two team irci the Kowboys out on top by a single point, 6049. It was a desperation shot by Richard Belt with only four seconds left in the game that gave Kisslmnwe the win. The Kcwboys enter the contest with a record of 11-12 overall, and 3-6 In loop play. (xee has fallen to.l1,ppd3.7 In the OHC, The nightcap, scheduled to get unde,way at 8-30 p.m. IIr,ds Lakeview placed in the role asa spotter in its game with me H key V By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NHL Boston NY Toronto - 8vtato - I Detroit % 14Y - VanC.r _•,,,j- - - - - - -- Atlanta - ' " - - rust over Otoec, Lakeview figures to be In two tough with teams like Oviedo, Apopka, and New OIins Atlanta 3. 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They get the recipient(s) of the work. A case lii point iS Joy (Mrs. hours. three classiest workshop pride in themselves. At the end the for tutors, Joy started teaching lit the course they receive Folley I'eteri of of acfor the Adult Literacy League certificates Tanglewood area who complishment." one or two nights a week Ill June, 1971, teaching two Vietnamese When her students complete Tba League. basetllnOrlando women lip read and write but serving' all of Central the course Mrs. Folky, after a English. Florida, provides materiaLs for 'break", calls the League to Joy also takes care of her students and teachers, matches get another student. She also lovely home, without help; teachers with students living gets students by recom spends (tine 'alth her daughter near them, mitendation From people she has tSondrat and husband; works Since she started taehing, tutored full time as a key punch Joy has tutored one man from "The League is desperately operator in Southern Bell Mexico, a native American and in need of other tutors," Joy Telephone Company's Orlando the two Vietnamese women said. office; is a member of Eastern with whom she is now working. A native of Brooklyn, N. V.. Star Rachel Chapter 308, The stucknts "work at their slit' attended Frederick College (asselberry Is own pact'," Mrs, l-'olley said, in Portsmouth, Va. and munications chairman for Red Upon completion of (lie Westchester I N.Y.) Corn. Bug Elemiwntary School P-TA; League course, students can mmiunity College. and IS active 'a Westminster read and write at the fifth grade Sondra was born in PortPresbyterian Church. where level They are then able totake cheater. N.Y. and is now a he Iormuerlv sang in the choir, adult education CoUrSe's. .-.4'Uvfld gr,tk sitilkOt at lItl In tier "spare" (title, Mrs. 'We NEVER say 'no' to a Bug Elementary School. 11 F'(Illey enjoys deep sea fishing, student—it stops them cold and The Fvlley carne here in 1oIf, gardening and, when the discourages Omit. No tests are 1968. entines a ('1 ',# N V • — -, ROhfl'JtT VK SCO, the financ ' L —4f' the indictment of VI former Atty, Gen, John he was approached by "unknown persons" prior to the Watergate scandal's disclosure and asked to participate in a plot to impeach the President, Spring And Mitchell, EasterValues " Fnefor P11 ----• i , I - -" .. , , -. - , , , •:' 0 :' ',' .'.. .'- ' .... . . . . :- 1 ...J ,• 'i " ' ' .Z:.' . '.' • .-,, d 1' . .- - . . - ,,, 1/' ' ' Idma of tinusual sculptures by Johann Eyfells of Iceland and Dr. In Fancies And Crepes t VALUES TO $4.88 YD, lie £' I' I Irishman Awarded Damages - BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — One of the first men to be Interned without trial by the British army in Northern Ireland wes awarded $33,000 Wednesday in damages for assault and wrongful arrest, Patrick Shivers, 37, claimed In Beliast High Court that he was tortured physically and mentally during his twomonth internment In 171. He said he has suffered since then from personality change and depression. At least 14 other former internees art claiming damages, and the number is expected to increase because of the award to Shivers. Shivers said in his statement tuthe court that he was hooded, subjected to unbearable noises and forced to stand against a well in painful poaitlons for long periods. lie said he became disoriented and lost 16 pounds in three days. • Full Bolts Fancy cha pter officers, Margie Nice, Kay Harris, Faye Silver, Evelyn Serraes Peggy Urban ..nd the hostess Elizabeth Jett. The group mcvls twice a month and the final Spring Rush is planned for Apnlor Iay .Owing the social hour the ,r"up discussed their fascirite r : ' . '.'-. . Included were I10N1)ON (All) — British industries are surviving the three-day work week Imposed before Chrtstmr..i better than expected, the Confederation of British Industry reported today. The ccntederaliori, made up of 12,000 employers, said forecasts that many firms would be on the ropes by mid. February, were mistaken. The striking coal miners called Wednesday for no more coal to be delivered to power stations, and transport, engineenng, electrical and railroad unions said they would observe the ban. Coal furnishes 70 pe r cent of Britain's power, and the government says there are 13 million tons stockpiled at power stations. With a million tons a week being consunned For the shortened work week, the danger level of 7 million tons will not be reached until the latter part of March. Then there will probably be random power cuts of up to four hcurs a day. DOUBLE KNITS ineinbt'rs attending were ., .tctr 'ii: ' .i '-" •l , . :i, " .' ,/ ' -" British Industries Survive In 0 100/0 Polyester No-Iron Coleni;ai Circle. ak'nttnt tht'muc was used in decor. X111wtaEti1onis,a new exaniplar chapter and six ( rush) i(nbCtSweNhonored at this event. Served with the spaghetti were special saldds, rolls. cookks tea. and a Valentine dessert, honor guests were lessie Pauline, Helen Dennis. Linda Murrls, Jeanne Gonzalez. Judy Webb and Linda Dunn. Among - P I And Lord's uauey IflU ioru $ '1 Polyester & Cotton I Ladies o..:..ea Knits iIIU i..a i IUlUIY -- ------ - VALUES TO'S3.99 YARD members of the FlU Faculty and collaborators with Mr. t - "-' :.- ' IAtL Meir Popularity Plunges 49 The third hi the lecture series, will be given Feb. 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the club house. Subject: Behaviorism in the 31st Century: How Close Is XI TIIETr% EPSILON PItOSPCTl%E M1.ML%ERS . ..t Ito r) seated, Lessie Pauline, Helen Dennis, Linda Morris. Standing, Elizabeth Jett, Jeanne Gonzalez, Judy Webb and Linda Dunn, (Herald Photo By Cecelia Farmer) The speaker will be Dr. Harold 3. Drabman, assistant professor of Psychologyof I"TU. His interests tae in the Bridge Results [)eBary Bridge Club had 12 Virtna Singer area of behasior modification tables in play under direction of KLs.sn _. iih ,4,itdr.in .rwi (ho aIf..h ni uscar cNsby, Tuesday. media violence m children. Norh.south winners wet Tickets may now be purctiad first, Mrs. Ruth Gallagher an Individually at the door. The Fred Oldham; second, ii public is invited. between Miss Ethel Johnso CUSTOMS OF HOLLAND DeBAHY — The program scheduled for the DeBary Woman's Club on Friday, Feb. 15 in the LBary Commw1IIy Center at 2 p.m., will be given by Mrs. D. C. Boissevam. Her subject is "Holland and Its Customs" In charge vf the Tea. following the buzness meeting 41lid pruVam, will be Mrs. 0. E. Ilovik Hd 100% Polyester Gift Ides Flieside ________ warmth, bed cover, beach -blanket — all this from a mlIT'S or bright plaid blznkel in a plastic carrying Ideal For anyone on your shopping NATURALIZER.r list, case. EACH Skirt Lengths $ 00 VALUES TO $&0O YD. I Opinion Research of Israel. Deputy Premier Vigal Alion was seoand with 15.5 per cent. Menahem Begin, leader of the right-wing Ukuxi opposition bloc, was third with 15,2, and Dayan was No-Iron Time-Saver Secusion Jj11er l hundred newsmen who rushed they tk-ein it necessary " But Wednesda y n ht l ttle village tit Ningenbroich. 18 suspicious of ti, i gOeS "Sight (in seen" uation in tile West of his docu. lit- was guilty of "system. iiwary book (i n the Sovi et net- abr'a perform ing a ctions tha t work if labor camps, "flit' (,u are incompatible with being .t Lai: Archipelago.- It was the i itizen of lhe Stiviet Union and miles southwest of Bonn. Solzhe'nitsyn left the fourth of his five nuijor works detrimental (o the U.S.S.IJ.,, cannot hold a conference newsmen to telephone ins w if e, published abroad in defiance of u s secretary of State Henry Sov iet bans. and a ns wer your questions now with whonphe had not talked A. Kissinger, British Prune .. Now I simply have to collect since hisarrest at their Moscow Evidently tearing the reper. Minister Edward Heath and a myself and to understand my apartment Tuesday. After a lS &'usslons in the West if it West (;eri,iin government puton situation." minute conversation, she told trial a man recognized abroad spokesman said Solzhenilsyn was as one of the greatest living and his family would be Sal- tired but in goxl health, writers, the Kremlin slriotwil elt'omne to make his home floll,a Nobel prizewinner like newsmen in Mowow he los guest, indicated zr:nhLsyn ouIti lluikt' no fur- in 'We intend to follow him, turn of his Soviet (itiiCILShjI). their countries. 5 7 Vietnamese Killed In Battles Along Saigon Rice Supply Highway STYLE PO Ifl _J Style 171 ci.jr great "Sight Unseen Ora in a senatiooa$Iy rnooth version Completely seam free cups of En.coti polyester and Crepeset nylon are contoured with Polyurethane It's the best under sweater bra ever Prettily to'. cut, too SAIGON, South Vietnam keeping rice From the city's In ('unlMlla, the military erruont control, s title another i APt - F111111-seven Viet. markets. conuitand claimed Its forces north of the provincial nalnese were killed in fighting '11w command said 21 govern. ?'.ve cleared insurgent mlii- capital had rescued some 10,000 along the main highway from ilient soldiers and 36 Viet Cong trators from a swampy region villagers Ironi the Khmer Saigon through the Mekong were killed in the fighting, and between the lias.cac and Me- itouge. Delta Wednesday, the SaIg,n another four government sol- kong t ivers five miks southeast Military command said today. diets were WoUfKICd, if Plinoin I'enh. Men's Formal Wear Clashes were reported at four 11w conimand also reported The government aLso report. RENTALS Points 35 to 50 miles from the that it has sent 200 reinforce. pd that a drive by about 1,500 For Weddings, Prom. etc capital along llighwas which un'nts to a gove'rnj'fl ititlitia troops nntttwt't If Koiiipon brings rice .10(1 ither .MKiS &ItXOt 10 itnies northeast 01 Thom hatl brought more than n L. Perkins Men's We 2)4 F First St Irvin the delta to the capital. Knntwu, in the Central 111gb- 3,000 Iauiilit's hack under gov. Ph. 322-1111 South Vietnamiit'se officials lands, alter .in attack on the -----... I ,,uuuIiunisu initiated post Tuesday. The comma',d cacti of the attacks. 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It added that the United States wants the embargo lifted more to huinditate the Arabs than to obtain more oil, President Anwar Sadat of Egypt has been urging the Arab oil states to ease the embargo because of Secretary of State' Henry A. Kissinger's help in getting the Suez Canal liberated from the Israelis. The fourth attendant at the summit meeting, President Ha fez Assad of Syria, was reported urging Faisal to continue the return some of the territory it took from Syria. Faisal is the key man because his country has the world's biggest oil reserves, and another major Arab producer, Kuwait, has been acting in tandem with hint. Of the other major Arab oil countries, Libya is opposed to lifting the embargo and Iraq has Isevt'r participated in it. Spokesmen for Saudi Arabia have taken a hard line, diesmiariding Israeli withdrawal front the Old City of Jerusalem and all other territory seized 1t1 the 1967 War. Faisal is the ofhi. vial protector if the Moslem holy places, several of which are in the Old City. A meeting of Arab oil ministers as scheduled to open to. day in Tripoli. Libya, but was j'tjir,ed indefinitely .II the request or Saudi Arabia and Kuv.ait. Egyptian newspapers said the meeting was called off to prevent a clash between gov. ernimient.s wanting to ease the embargo and those opposed to i. ( Sealy Hed1th Guard with co ver From an 8991 Posturep...P dic 1 --- As A, THE NEW SEASON... Boy's & Men's T-Shirt IN YOUR SIZE Knits Solids & Fancies Two for the road.. . a pair of great travelers from Naturalizer CONTINUES AT with city-wise ways arid country Manuel Jacobson's comfort. With little For every 88D. heel and Sti!Ch trim. LADIES' In bone, white and ted, with matching handbags. 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The prc!nler and her defense minister have been severely criticized for the government's failure to antk'pHte and prepare for the Arabs' attack In October. But Mrs. Meir was still No, one in the poll conducted by Public Double SHOES FOR P: , l Ile fourth. and Mrs. Agnes Wachter, an Mrs. Loreta Munson and Mik Saidin; fourth, Mrs Els tinkles and Mrs. H. Nicholls fifth, Mrs. Abby Hihardso nd Mn MacNaughton. East-west winners were first. Mrs. ttichard David an Mrs. Virginia Kolsan; second George Pearsall and Willian Stone; third. Mrs. (;krii Accardi and Mrs. Delores Finn fourth. Mrs. Mabel hotrow an( Mrs. Fraiic'es Henley fifth. Mrs tsmartest" for Travel $ocSal Eents Work Play W.I. AVIV, Israel (AP) — Premier Golda Meir's popularity has plunged from 65.2 per cent to 21.5 per cent since the Arab-Israeli war Last October, a public opinion poll resealed today. Defense Minister Moshe Dsysn, who was not far behind Mrs. Meir in prewar polls, was down (09 per cent In the YARD c6 WEEK _ '.' 9Uo claimed World News Briefs ri ' "Contemporary Art and Rtpllty," His Interesting talk was supplemented with colorfu, f ilmsof the contemporary wxk In which aw Art Department of mi is presenting .; - conjunction with FTU. was held Thursdayeveing,Jan.31,tnthe Deltora Woman's Clubhouse. Stephes. D. Lola, chairman of the Department of Associate,Professor at Florida Technological University was the lecturer. His subject was ' . a recent rusts party, spaghF!tti supper and social honoring new er whose $200,000 contribution to President Nixon in 1972 led to Elizabeth Jelt, vu-c president (if Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter of Vie N' I TO\ \ — Thesecond in the series of lecture l9737l season conducted bythe Educational Committee of the 3: , i In LANUF:NBItOICII. Germany (her statements until his wile cert.ainly,"stwsaid, "hut when, put him on a plane to West APt — Exiled Soviet author and three children got out of wheic ,,, we just don't know." Germany and banished him to Alexander Solzhengtsyn re- Russia. •, live abroad on the large fortune 11w 55-year-old writer was that mained In semisecluslon today Following the writer's ex. his books have acc'wnuat the country home of German pulsion from his homeland arrested after a six-week cain- lated for him in Switzerland. novelist Heinrich Wednesiby, Tass. the Sovietpaign of vilification in the official Soviet press for the publiThe biinishinentdecree said ig SELF-EXILED MILLIONAIRE Full Bolts White Exemplar Rushees Feted In Valentine Setting I C) - S(J le > Mrs Peter (Joy)FoIlet'- Jau'hter, , ,. Sondra. (herald Photo By Joan Babb) ' l sitwiti0n,"SoIzhcnitsyn told the cont- V\ ii: Nil ' i,' - I- So zheni* tsn Y Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974-15A The Sanford Herald Exiled Soviet Author a Discovers Rewards Of Work U)' JOAN Mliii weather permits, swimming in given but review papers in- LECTURESERIES ---- - —.- PH. fl24712 —a— - -- ---- - ig 109 E. FIRST ST. HWY. 17&92 NEAR ) STORE MAITLAND IN FERN PARK, FLA, PH. 322.0204 I SEW 4 SAVE ------ jl AMERICAN EXPRESS ----- — - 4lf B.C. Pufteeff Fi tTt1 11 sANPoo PH111 1.11 COMPANY 114* Ch'i. ft dii flI - - -- -- - -- - ,- .- _._J •.. *,___ 2110 �- __-__.-__ - - 16A—Tho Sanford Heald -- -- - _1__ ---.$--- - - - -= - - -== -- -------- ._-- -.-- -- Jm -.- Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 U11 County Amends Arbor j:I Law, Autos, hI: Airline, Steel And 1 LA. whether and to desist Z300 acres now designated for .,, . for sal, gcIf.g extent reforestation is to occur operations in the Sobel Point recreation and forest purposes, tie no to be Public hearings are required drea of southwest Seminole said the firm favors the new -procedures for restoration of on permit applications and the under a contract with previous regulations. the logging am county may restrict togging bnd owners. The county has lifted its order operations to protect trees not on the area logging except on a Thomas DeWolfe, B. IF to be taken; buffer zones for 150 1001 buffer zone along the representative of Sabal Point waterways, parks and current owner of Wekiva River. residential areas; prevent pollution; insure reforestation; Charged In and to preserve rare, valuable or historic DeVoney Wins Office Logging isn't Burglary permitted AID GIVEN TO BOY within 50 feet of residential Sanford police Wednesday zones, within 150 feet of On Planning Council UNIDENTIFIED woman comforts Richard nesday afternoon. He was taken to Seminole arrested an iS-year-old city waterways, water bodys or MilIos, 5, of 108 Academy Ave., Sanford after he Memorial Hospital, treated and released. No man vben they found him in- public parks. Logging iU not ALTAMONTE SPRINGS behalf. The winning vo;e was reportedly ran into the side of a moving car charges have been filed. side the Army Navy Surplus be permitted where it will Councilman Cal DeVoney 13.12. (Herald Photo h Cindy Flanders) driven by Carolyn Sutton of Sanford Wedstore after a burglar alarm contribute measurably to water Wednesday was elected went off. pollution or disrupt sub. secretary-treasurer of the East 1IRS Virgel Odell Gilley, of 10 stanUally natural drainage of Central Florida Regional Planning Council alter four Mulberry Ave., remains In the is,i T1 11 orLr() RADIAL Board Adopts School Zones cvnsecutive it s Su&cts.(u1Iy .:nnnk t'ut Jail in lieu of FOMEsGU & OUMTIC Assistant County Atty. banding together to elect - a HiM Spud .'.nc, $,tX)0, ct'arget' with breaking Howard Marsee warned DeVOney were 13 Seminole Mu 5p4A SI$I and entering and possss4on of commissioners ft Braku krvICi Af te r r Nixing 4-Day burglary tools, amended County and city representatives Foreign Domestic arbor ordinance may be teated from throughout the region In another incident Sanford In tho courts es to impairment • w,,i Alignm,ni Apopki Mayor Joha Land detectives are looking for the of li I ('on'L f,oiu page 1A • M,orcvclt Ti,, ng ontracj he was greati . opposed to the ) nominated DeVoney and hoolstohousethe students burglars who broke into Starchi -- c-___ TE __ contingent on the tij schoo; four-day plan. He said it would have. Brothers Furniture Store on the numbers. _____ Add up A Leesburg logging firm Orlando Mayor car! Langford, decision, be detrimental to the corn. Some one will have to be on 11(10 S. French Ave., and stole recently protested the original the only other city represen. The board agreed to call a inunity. Connelly ended his two 1300 televifions Wed. arbor ordinance t'nder which tative on the il-member council meeting next week for the opinion with a request that the double sessions or have an nesday. board, spoke in DeVoney's ji; equivalent inconvenience." they were ordered by CAl. DE NEY additional zoning decisions, board look at the guidezines There can be no elementary .ropsed by the Department of 'TlJI4A decision until the Issue of the Health, Education and Welfare Altamonte school is solved. A' and consider hLing an equal report is expected on Feb. II. opporunjtyadyjr Layer said Should plans go as intended he would look Into the matter. This NCR 1 0-Key the Altamonte school will be Phil Stevens said he favored ELECTRIC moved to another site and the four-day pian, but he was precluded the need to construct against the "double punch If the Adding Machine a replacement school. plan meant adopting another If the board is assured the measure such as busing." Altamonte elementary school is Tom Embry, chairman of a month the cosummated according to the Casselberry City Council, said end apply rental already twice extended the community was opposed to ' towan purchase deadline then the next meeting having the city divided into -' _ price of $15950 will be Feb. 21. three school zones. Prior to the zoning decision As Keeth put it earlier, "I just Wednesday the board heard don't see how we can help but ftl —• several citizens speak. aggravate somebody with our _____ ____ lot Ph*""•°g The Rev. John Connelly of the decision because e do not have Chapel Church in Sanford said enough room in the present - Thursday, February 14, 1974 Food Fair IVI 5D FE L A$.300,000expansion program nine drive-ins by Mar. I. The ~*A RENT - 10 - ) * - 11geage I Top-quality carpets at really great prices! It's the 8herwjn-WiJJ lams Style 1rfect' 1974 Collection. Plushes, Shags. Loops. Piles. Nylons. Acrylics, Polyesters. All today's colors. Now 20% off regular retail price! row, Torn Hardy, Bob Derwn, Irwin Hunter, and Paul Osterhaut; back row, Carl Mitchell, Cathy Holzman, Al Reggenkamp, ,Cindy Dooley, Ray Duquette, Joe thcklear, J. C. LWSOI, Dick Canne and Jim Graham. (Herald Photo by Nancy Booth) NEW YORK (AP) The the lowest in four years. stcck market attempted to The report contained one mount a rally today after turn- negative note, however-. ing in its slowest day of the year foreign bm}ing of U.S. stocks on Wednesday. and bonds slipped sharply The oprnmg Dow Jones aver- turing the last quarter, age of 30 industrials was up a Toduy'i Big Board prjeft In. frartlon, and gainers took about cI'jded Georgia Packfic down i, a 5.4 lead over losers on the at 36; Westinghouse Electric, iCW I OF .I4OCk tXcflange. Most of the market indexes showed minimal changes Wednesday as Big Board volume slowed to 10.99 million shares, the lowest total sinte last Aug. 31. The 1)0w Jones industrial average edged up .24 to 8O7. Brokers said investors' attesttinn cntmueil tn f-u.c on t!w Middle East as they Uiedtoas. seas all the implications of the Arab oil embargo and high p.4. rolewn prices. Meant,hlle, IJ* government repc'rtr'l today that the thnd -SULts had a 42.I kiliwi surpinsth its balance ofpayments during the fourth quarter of last y, math,g the 1173 deficit - SALEENDS down It at 21, and American Telephone & Telegraph, onchanged at 51'.. Gold stocks, which have gained strongly in recent necks, showed strength agcin, )Iomesiahe was up 'a at 913., and ASA Ltd. climbed ito 95'i. -- - — - - -, - - - , - - - - - - - - - EMPLOYES CELEBRATE THIRD ANNIVERSAUYATI3ARNETT BANK OFAL,TAMON"E .,.President George W. Foster with l to r Mary Ellen Sicoutry, Karen Overly, Mona Your total average telephone bill will be a little smaller this - year because of a 1 per cent reduction in the Federal Excise j "luxury" tax which all telephone companies are required to 0. % collect for the government. I This tax is being removed ata rate ofi per cent annuallyover a ten-year period so that the Federal pocketbook will not feel the drastic impact of a sudden loss of revenue. The 10 per cent Federal Excise Tax was instituted shortly after the start of World War 1 in cider to conserve critical war material and to help the war effort and, although the telephone industry has attempted to base it removed numerous tames, the Government's will prevailed until last year when Congresapasnedlegislatinntoelimninate Federal the lopev cwt levy bya) per rent decrease annually. !f all goes according to plan, the Excise Tax will be totally removed en January i,1982. W. P. Alt, General Commercial Manager of the Winter Park Telephone Company, said that until recently, the Company's subscribers were being taxed at a rate of from 1410 24 per cent because of various federal, state and city taxes. He said that there 2 was the 10 per cent Federal Excise Tax (which is gradually being eliminated; a 4 per cent state sales tax (which has been eliminated from residential bills); and a lax assessed by the various municipal governments (usually 10 per cent), All said the lower Spercent Excise tax rate will be reflected on all bills and will apply to local and long distance service unless a the calls were made prior to November 1, 1973. Penney's Sponsors Consumer Seminar Ayres. Gwen litness, Betty Lou Forbes. (I lerald Photo by Jean Patteson) ..-..-,. AlZamonte Springs is Scheduled to begin shortly after the bank celebrates its third anniversary on Washington's birthday, Feb. 22. President George W. Foster .amd the bank Ikis enjoyed three pleasant years of growth and is proud that six of its original nine employes, himself included, are still employed at the bank. Foster said growth has far exceeded expectations, in the irst 10 months the bank had grown beyond the point projected for the end of three years. Starting in 197! with nine employes manning the main office and two drive-ins, the bank will boast 52 employes and -- overflowed into a liouse trailer, and the bookkeeping department has moved into offices in the Altamonte Square. a half. mile down SR 436 from the bank. A tract behind the existing building has been cleared, and Foster hopes coristniction on the new three-story extension will start April 1. Completion is set for the spring of 1975. A large additional parking area is included in the ez panswn plan and the road to the drive-ins will skirt the entire building complex. A new entrance-exit will be constructed to correspond with the entrance to the Altamonte Mall on the epposite side of SR 43 Quality, V alue II Service... Shop STERCHI'S February Sale I Bargain Stores Change Name Padding and Iflstflllfltj()fl extra. Wall Street Striving For Rally - As part of the corporate structure realignment of Food Fair Stores Inc., the establishment of separate construction and real estate divisions was announced by President Jack Friedland. j The new divisions will be responsible for all company struction and real estate activities, including Food Fair and Pantry Pride supermarkets and J.M. Fields discount department stores. Constru'tion, engineering, design and maintenance of all company facilities will be carried out under the newly-designated Tulip Construction Division. All real estate activities, including property acquisition and sale, property management and leasing of facilities, have been grouped under the Tulip Real Estate Division. In his announcement, Friedland named two company veterans to the top post of each division: Marvin Kushner, divisional vice president, Tulip Construction, and Sidney Tucker, divisional vice president, Tulip Real Estate. Some MQ Central Florida book, tht tract experienced women, most of them wham their students woulmi if the educators, recently attended it material were used in their J. C. Penney-spoisored eon- classes. After doing some "Mind sumner education workshop in Stretching Exercises," the the Kahkr Plaza, Orlando. Seminole County women grup discussed the problem, attending incuded Mrs. Peggy how they felt about it and how Mergo, a home economics they thought it could be solved. A film strip featuring vi.ws of teacher at Sanford Middle School who Is on the J.C. the problem by Oren Lee Penney Orlando area advisory Stale), president of a national committee. farmer's group Clancy Adamy, Others were Mrs. Loree president of a national food Likens and Mr-s. Joan Shep- store association and Sen. pard, home economics teachers Hubert Humphrey was show n 'Ilitri the audience was asked at Seminole Junior College Mrs. Sheppard also par to judge what was said and how their siew compared. A lively tiripated in the program. The workshop was conducted panel skit in which three of the Scotty's Inc. AMEX-SHlliannounced today that the name of ss Sandi Moore, one of teachers took the parts of the b> its four bargain stores has been changed from "Bargain Building four field representatives from men in the film, demonstrated Supplies" to "Scotty's Surplus Outlets." the Educational Relations how the differences in opinion James W. Sweet, chairman and chief executive officer, exDepartment of the Penney might be worked out. plained that the name change more clearly defines the nature of After dinner and introduction ComnPants New York office. these stores which function R close-out centers for discontinued, Time topic for discussion, of Penney store managers from £ (' tlamnagedand odd-lot merchandise accumulated in Scotty's stores Winter Park. chosen by the local advisory Sanford, throughout Fldorida. In addition, Scotty's Surplus Outlets purcommittee, was "Rising Food Titusville. Orlando, Merritt of chase discontinued materials from leading manufacturersPrices" The program was Island, 1)cLand, Melbourne and building suppliu to maintain an ample inventory of mitcrials based on a Penney Company Daytona Beam, the group was being closed ct on a r.atk4ial scale. workbook, "What's in an given a preview of spring Scotty's Surplus Outlets are located In Orlando, St. Peter issuc?-A Creative Approach teaching materials available sburg. Lakeland and Rockledge near Cocoa. f to Consumer Concerns." from the Penney stores and at By participating in the ac• the offices of each county's tivities suggested in the work- supervisor of home economics. - Miss Moore said the annual workshops, held in 90 cities are -'- . a 'new technique for - --education." This is year's topic. being used all over the country - - -but with locally chosen "issues" ts "Creative Proble m Solving." A.. T..IJ SALE CITY COUNCIL approved letter of cornmendation to Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Department which contributed over 100 man hours last weekend to collect $9flc for the Cerebral Palsy Telethon. The 13 voltmteers helping In the drive were (left to right) front 4 at the Ri'nett has -. '._ -. Bank -.-'. ._ In ,nlmn,,tknn,1pc,ir1m.nt - Tax Cut Reduces Phone Bills - WINTER SPRINGS VOLUNTEERS COMMENDED Divisions 2 - - $300,000 Expansion Program At Barnett BankisAnnounced Announces . - Page 1 ' - . NEW YORK 1 API - Four in. that persisted in turning out big much lower figures than their fhat kind of loss can be sus- and rising prices. The situation for the railroads dustries.-autornotive, airline, cars for big profits be able to big nuites-and consequently, tamed by a company as large as Bethlehem Steel, the second. is different. In their case a steel and rails-are worth work down to a world of mm- at less profit to the maker. Pan Am if it doesn't happen too largest producer, has Just an- shortage could work to their watching during the next few icars and still maintain its prof. Is facing often. But Pan Am and some nounced an S per cent cut in advantage, enabling them to The airlines industry months because of the role they its? The attempt Is under way. an equally uncertain year, also other airlines had financial output because of a shortage of pick up passengers who desertplay as bellwethers, although because of the energy shortfall, difficulties long before the oil imietallurgical coal. Reduced oil ed other forms of transportlon, General Motors, for example, ('an reluctant ones they reduce their number tTisis. Now, with the future of supplies have forced some utili- especially the car. is said to be considering an travel uncertain, and with fuel ties to compete for the same If they can successfully ad- economy Cadillac, and to be ° flights, pa) higher prices for prices rising, its and other coal. For years the railroads amJust to the brave new world of weighing the merits of turning fuel and still mm a profit? lines' lortun?s carry critical If other companies suffer gued that they couldn't compete Some airline executives beshortages, rising prices and outsniallcarsatBuick,l'ontlac ignal for other companies. Bethlehem's plight, and there with the conveniences and lIe%e not and forecast serious 's changing demand, then there is and Oldsmobile plants. are reasons to believe they will. sometimes even the luxuries of disruptions. Pan American hope for other, less critically The steel industry also Is con- it could add to the economic travel by car, plane and bus. Small cars are expected to World Airways lost nearly involved industries. Nobody take more fronted by a situation that will woes the country must undergo, Now, each of their competitors than 60 per cent of milliiin in the final three mnontha knows II they can do so. sit management to the test- and lessen prospects for a re- is to some degree weakened by the market this year. Despite of the year, partly because of again tx-cause of fuel shortages turn to normalcy, Will the .'iutnmutive industry rising priics, th?se ears cell at high fuel osts. costs and shortages. Bargain Section - City Man - .0 . 4 Industries Worth Watching Tightens Logging Controls (Cas't from page IA)-an Rails - , - - Energy '- Yev~OA'Srieft - -- Savings I' Al • , e pz,ofle.C/ UA HUGHES 5349212 Sanford MPdCRA RAWLINS $34 9212 Casselberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 34-2)2 Altamonte Springs Dt'-urai llig 0.111t f. JUAt ) ('h.tr-'. . ShIRLEY MILI6T 534-9212 Fornst CIty I c&mn bv 2 in 5. 611 mail for in ad Pc noJk.d or You're rehding this onel be 14110* RICHMOND 668 Qoltone . t -'I lx ('l.EAIIWATKB-It pass to save energy voluntarily. That's what Jack Eckerd Corp. has found "Ut since it began an unergs .s.iving program this past November. Reporting on the results (If i . rthe progr am in Florida, Harry F. Roberts. president. said a sampling ;itn'ng the 170 Erkerd Drug St I ies in F I'm ida revea Itt I ;. reduction of an average of 22.5 percent in the consumption of JACK iiOSSER W. C. HUTCHISON JR. eIctricity -. Roberts said the 25-unit C. 11OWARD'TlcNJLTY, chairman of the department store division of the board of the Florida State Bank of Sanford, has eorporation,J. ilyn)ns, reduced announced the election of W.C. Hutchison Jr., i s electrical consumption and Jack C. Prosser as new members of the almost 2' percx'nt "Hick in Nuveniber," Board of Directors of the bank Hutchison, a Roberts salIl, "litany COifl' local attorney, is a partner of the firm of linnies iinmniti'ti ambitious Hutchison, Leffler & Morris. Prosser is owner plans I" conserve ilectricit> Co., in Sanford. Other of Jack Prcsser Ford s'himtariIy Wt, want the public Direct ors reelected at the st ockholders " kniim Kckt'rd's plait is meting were: T. E. Tucker, Lee P. Moore, s%-irking arid w are saving Andrew carraway, HE. Davis, Mary U. Mc, kilowatts and dollars-and that Nulty, C.Iloward McNulty. Elected as directors immeans sas ings for our I tite 2(5kONQ. ti$5ok' 1tosit8I i- i•e iuuu cal m KtW? Sanford 318 French Ave. 322,1681 ri - emeritus were: V.A. Patrick, and C.R. Clonts SALEI ELEGANT 6•PC. SPANISH BEDROOM TRIPLE DRESSERI • FRAMED MIRROR In 4 DRAWER CHEST S CHAIRBACK HEADBOARD FULL SIZE SET SEALY BEDDING Treat yourself to the Iuury of this distinctive Spanish bedroom handsomely styled after old s',orll designs Note the beautiful finmsn, handsome pulls and carv'ngs Flush with the floor styling and deep center guided drawers See this terrific buy today at Sterrh S $379 INCLUDING SEALY MATTRESS AND BOXSPRING WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS 1100 FRENCH 4=5,2~ fl,I uou' AVENUE 9:30 to 6:00 DAiLY $G't' OUAteT V 44 0MI eUISHe ftio - &ANVt.MERICARD MASTER CHAR LI F-'.- - - -- _,-_-'.•;-_- ,-"__*,'_"-_- -.•'-' - - - - - - �__ __- - ____ - - - .- - - , -- I - - ,- - . _ , -. --. _-_.- -.-.---— --. ----------_-_ - __ _ _ - - - -. -- -.~ - -i ; -- - - _.. -_. I. .— - _. --_ - -_ --- ---- . - -- . .- - --— — .I - . I - . -- - . - ___22. _ _-_ _ ---- _-I _- I-I1-. I --- 1 ~~ — -- __ ii - ____________ 11111 _ _ _ _ __ -- - i' _ . 28-The Sanford if i I .. I i i . - E. . August. and through the efforts has been app(,knted Welcome Wagon Hostess In Iltona to ith Mrs Hilda Ricb. inond, t is thebrfunct,onto t all new residents of Dell as the move into the communit> Volunteers are asked to keep an~ melconle them in the na me simple records grade of the if of Lix Educational committee A M interesred residents th orn posed very rew.rr. ding and exceptionally gratifying to the School (acult • iz P.J com mun Y. ild lim rt:.'ldt~r %%ish to ; aml!~ in the infoi in thein of a newcomer or I . art and music departments. should),ou be one feel free t m ork in the hbrai-y;amist in the call Mrs. Winter at 57 AUXILIARY TO IN'STAII. 9 .0.0. -1 just extend a little tender loving to shy younger studen ca DELm The Annual \t' preious leaching ex - Inleresied residents are asked Beard- meeting of the American t,) contact Edward E. s1cY, Principal, Enterprise I jewon Auxiliary 255 of Deltona. . Fiementary School. Enter. Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. in the Com. Center. . priw. Florida n763 or for munity Guest speaker wifi be Mrs. further information. call Lillian Beck er, 5th tric1 4111 1n t rII sbljj,ate t'e I'%1}(fUTI( tlM,)t,MSET ne w members and will also present two membership .. trophies to Mrs. 3(fti I,outsenhizer. first vice-president -. meeting of the WWI Auxiliary and membership chairman of to Barracks 1197. of Deltona. the Unit for being first Unit DeBary on Monday. at 1:30 membership chairman in the p.m. in the DeBsry Comnm.uiity d'trKt to turn In 100 per cent Center. Mrs, Alice Beinert and membership and for the Unit Mrs. Julia Pass are in charge of with, the highest percentage of 'he Program, gain in membership but year. Mrs. Julia Pass is of the At esert that -, I - - ~ . 1 `' . I - "* -1, . .; .6 1-3, .11 ! . IN.. 1p~., I ;_ C; .: .. * _______ I ~ . . .11' ,4-i I - 01 II ____ 1, _________ I'A - - - ______ , - I ,9 .0 - ' ' _____ I 71%,4 I0 . .- --' ____- : ;;, t 1W ' ~ - - %-_1 .. , ' . A ;' . P -- L - k - ~ &_---:~* -11% _. .IT I ~ __ ir,I _~(,~ . *1~a ~ - 1. , ,,~'w Ii f .~ 4 ____ -, _ .- . , 1 C. '4- V ______ __________ .4 ~.. 14i . , ,. 4 -I r ' - ,L ' - _______ '' I - . .., ~ - #v.X ~It : ,~ ':s,l I -- . . --" - __ X107, __49i,4_2.~ . . v - .__ , . .-__ - .'I V . . *.F.I? - I , - V~ .. , It- , " ,,v .*~. ,,,-,~-, ~ '..._- -4i'.. If*7 4rb", JJA 1-01 1 ' t - I. lk . '#- ... I 4 4P *,P, I1 Fi .. - _"I -I . i -~- _-V , , ,- ft ., A *" -4'~ . . V _% , _-cf~ ,,~ -, , - i .NIRS. CECIL Halbert Jr. of 1019 Abadan Drive, Deltona. in her Japanese Garden featuring a Japanese Fish Fountain, Pagoda and bonsai plants surrounded by varied types of trees. All I ! J .1 I if Deltona changing its \l.ir( Ii ' Litin s (lab f).intt ruceting place as of this month lofts flower end ri'iit irt iu( to De ltona inn. ,ie> meet tlr;lirIIrtrI of the affair Japan where Mr. and Mrs. Halbert lived for many years. She is active in Deltona Garden Club. the first and each monill. Lion D.E. Flick was guest speaker at the F0. 4 I I ferald Photo by Charles Edwards) - Travel Club Reorgan izes J! " ' va" "at built 1 Cliff HIM. prograni chair. isurn, will secure the spcakcr for the Ft'b 18 meeting. fly FANNE711TE EDWARDS masquerade party for menl-' Tile administrative year. will yet co llie to special parties, AIC 'A 2 , ! mt ir.snpIant and lLMr hlearn I > 'urr> his. pluyed with s firm for many Aser equip. - 11i 3 4* 4 items in garden were brought by her from ~; I DIAL , : 7 , Herald Correspondent FOR WINZR COMPORT IN YOUR HOME .. ill d' a ary ans Card Parity igs .• SOU Aib - of Sanford InL 100 N. Maple TL- ~.- yr k . , i. & . I _;J • 1 .00, ..4.tit 'k . ik of FA -. ~ I ••) S l64. -- - - S $1An88 ------ - ? - -i - .. - S S — - 1. S H AG IflII L,J- r' L OUSP luxuroull damrl p0mler ,' • 6bUIlt.,flO,Ithe. -- .1. .--' ." 0" 749 Sconys . so I $10M.'r Owmakers" I & CA #I"#-, CI mootal ote-t-01 AAw *"14 Cf of NEW Dai*th tip kcr d;m14ti V~VIVI 1h1t'AJJtlg -%hOP Ow Of Ike c"9ftW ara- 81wr Side Park6g 1 I slolds. - I w4clof 1 1 --- . IN _% scorty*$ - _/ -.1 - (Si i_', ----- -'- - - linutaiI.d) - LACE - IVIYON U T,," Point I C" 1 - DIMMER IIM '" DOOR UNITS • I .. , V WaRLDiTWOUD ___ "?~.. L BYBARCLAY %4W t kIll jrdTodeoI?,pof S 1I iI Conserve ..;ij 1 H •CiiiCitY vtithadmu,,,tcP, I Scoy. Prke 1 6 B liii l - t 4 98 ' • 2349 26 \ - 23 49 . 23.99 24.99 8 3 61')) S's 99c * k -, JOHNNY BIRDSEED Oujm,ty ed bud seed tO bag Sconys i . I - - . il deem 1 STORE n 1"t J Sanford's Fins1 a Plin tk*#VW;J Ito ill V our I,ud& I' 5i .Ito hj1 te It IF4ii A# TUDOR BRACKET$ 's' Sale p,ic, ..... 99c , e .-,my 44 Nw(WIs3tJ t c ) L 210 E. Ist St. wD5I$5(p4C 4 - - FOR 5.89 - - r----* 100 . ___ __A,~ ., 45 w: 0 SAL11 1_,~ V / ~, ,----,\ _ '4,8 en!) 11111111 11 1 \' 5 posts, etc .111!) 1, - - ' bug 1•'---, t u1ii(ORI Reg P',e TUB WALL KIT 1.4 A Beige or Olive 'epeg S ony's mISS sJ ALL IN ONE ----- :- rqr -; -i D'S'n *8%!# sfxj went 156111toom Won No td :: I II b..,. CLEAR FIR OR CEOARSTRIPPING ,. I 1399 4595 T an o S ~* ot ,OR',, ..PLAY.PEPrFENCE Wth s' 'II1__t, di tot u"t êd bseuty -iawccoi1rd IOU, C •215nfti ' 1195 -. . USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES warm water I SALE PRICES GOOD FEBRU ______________ — f I 99~YD UP to 12.29 yd, 46 1.114 lit 15 YO. I Tables , A Buys yovwonll N PH.32U" I ,-:~,t- L. 1!; ~i,1 I .. - 6-,90P,M. - - - - 5----- -.---------- ----,-. -. --.--. 5------ , . . v4e vers of beauty % to 410. ._ .1 EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGU PH:323-4700 scon.11 M P*n Mato# T4 1! , J w% 69c Ir\ .00 11 t- 4-I . WITH SCISSORS 1 "Wy.I?.t2 412)th $I, 0"rit:90 S.M.10, - if ALUMINUM Oct. rayon Make, Up into BARGAIN TABLES t'if,Jai.f1ui II( --- . t~m l!III Ot , _______________________________________ s NONNI Post IDEAL FOR ''0-400 SATURDAY A10119wrooff ftsbw and IFQO Pressure S " V!" .f , 9.19 S - CORLAN 1. OPENS right. Roger Brault. area stipervisor; Mayor 1e Moore' and Rubin llintz, store manager. in Jr ..) i Uleraldihoto I D. Many colors and i "Wl" 1 1 -0016with lb,IN 4n buftonhoW a $ - . *10 •4 S 11 97 . -, :.7- - I ¶0 '2 . lid........... 2.10 •3 ScottysSeli . 1 l ir -- - - 179 IV 21 99 I 1 -- TUDOR SHELVES , 99 • 2 o . 798 ' 20.99 r ~~, 5.87 2A 6.56 . - SCOM, ,-_.--- ceremony today for new convenience store at SUNCORDS cotton. Machine wash-dry. Ttrrific for drtssn, sum, or pant suitsi Sconys " on ALL 339.70 AIR CONDITIONERS in stock Set* Prfro 169. - 0/ /0 25 24000 BTU . Rej Pr,c, scotly's S040 Preco fA t. - - SAVE SScott" sisP,ic. , £;"::JJ.• N= BTU SHEETS "bjiton co"1101 _J KS 2417CPH LU ' I., UIII - 253.50 r ~il ww. 1? .1fttow " 50 W WON . cuow)n HEAT AND 3W X S ?1fl CUMBERLA N D FARMS held ri bbon cutting - 1 . *Wt.mv#,ft " COVENTRY LATEXPAINT w X4 t51t54 1S000BTU Ill STARTRtK.StyI.J7 j "' ACelivissexfoe . Reg Pr,ce sco"Y's ° ' E . - . ind iii,ijit sitithe.. U OO BTU SCOUyS K. . SEERSUCKER r-.1. k - • -. PT S 1 S q 1, N -- 12o 8T, 01 -11 .} ) S sewing machine - " I ; -o 0 1 ' ~ - - • t S. TheHomof - ,"q\., K4821 501 - - -_"&~~~ I --- - I . * .: 5 5 5 51 N C IC . Winter Park - Orlando 644-IT16 After Business Hours 322-0356 - - YD. S L, I-, _~r - d ..... . __ - z . 441 -- Special WeeklY Rates -1 j. - I . INQUIRE A BOUT OU R I,--- 0' . S 1. - By Day Week Month So ~~~~.~~. - P .4L. ' - - I ~~t S4 -. - . Choose From 100 Pct. Dacron Polyester - . - ----_77~!h TRI OC ' * ~ 1 / ,Kj IX 'fJS ,-~, i WidI On Solis - C '"' a P ", / J~ ~ f - DOUBL&KNIT - "SWUNZ. - DUPONT 1 I PINTOS - MAVERICKS ou can eat lunch and dinner 1 ' - FABRICS Now 1974 FORDS 0 unday M -1 , i .I - .' . — S IU A - 1- 62 N_ _z _ - _.- , = a*== -_ kiam4AA0#aw~~L_L~ ON* — S `%%J - -. S C NOW1 . Monday UJ 'ha s Ir Registered Reardon, • argc . !J ~6, i s !SqA q i in 9allon to date, I - -,, __ , & : .P f_ ". 'l not - , S tecille h Loehr, Lois McDonoug n N ona n &all,~ Nrider. Rodney 11 Sharp Thompson dliii Richard Vitt. Yhirteen pint,, were replaced. Henry j. Ifirtzel Jacket of the light bulb reveal wattages, average lumens (Ught output), and .xpeeted life-hours. The wattages refer to the total amonIof electricity required to operate wC v higher use wage Oi the w is more electricity It will use. For example. 150 watt bulb will use 50 per cent more eleftcity per hour Umi a too walt. Tests show that it is nwM economical to use. one high wattage bulb rather imr, several small ones where tight fixtures permit. A 100 watt bulb give-s as much light as six 25-watt bulbs and somewhat more than two watt. Hrnìevcr, it is always a good idea to use bulb of the Wattages recommended for the fixture : I , I ( (oodrean Madge r Hall, lllian hiirtzel, James lcakis, the bulb will last. They are generally labeled -standard" or "long-life." A standard bulb, for example, will give 750 to 1,000 hours of use while a long-life, will last approximately 2,5W to : Althought the long-life bulb of the same wattage will last & longer, It gives around 15 per cent Less light. In most instances, It 0 is dw&W and ecologically preferable to buy the shorter average • life bulb, perhaps, 750 hours, because they provide more light for : the amount of electricity used. However, the long-life bulb is a ; good choice Iota hard-to-reach location such as stairwells, or for person who has trouble reachAng up or who shouldri't climb. The lumen figure on the label indicates the amount of light the 0 ' bulb will provide. The more turriens produced the bd&er the : light. It you know the light output 11 lumens) of varims bulbs, you canfigurethenumberofbulbso(varjoussizesneeded,ohhght;fl area adequately. Some people still incorrectly use wattage as a measure of brightness. I About b per cent o( the average fuel bill goes for lighting. Good . management practices will not only conserve electricity but win save on your electricity bill while increasing your light efficiency. For more information on resIdential lighting contact ) ExtensionHomeEcononIcs AgentforFacteetNo3...ergy Conservation In the Hzn .' 1 RENT L J ; : ,1, : 322-8311 C OR MORE Deltona L ons H Talk On Eye Surg er L I - Q Plans ere begun f,)r IN- Illif101S i'ien rute : - -_ = __ HYFANNETrEEDwARI)s Boyle, Eleanor Bobbtna, and they will shìow on the screen. of Ruth Pullen. Herald Correspondent Mr D. Middltton; Nurses' Gary Reed Several members have e DEBARY-At the recent Aids, Ted Leigh, Flora Horton, the .slides and explain to the the ai racc con testants what se Red Cross In the Deftary Torningo. about their pictures. This w ill Chairman Lyall Cross urged Next DeBa drawing will be serve as a workshop Cammunhty Center, pin of wherein camera members to enter the blood were donated. New field In April In the Connimunity amateurs can learn. The F3C Camera Club Council donors for this Blood Bank were Center. date to be announced. program is under the direction competitions. Dr. George Frison, Thornsis In it* meantime. Mrs. Betned Harrington. Marlenea is making a plea to all in. 0 4 I Harrington. Stephanie M. terestied persons to enroll as a I E - - -=. Kaminski, James Gregory new or renewed donors. I Icakis, Emil J. Mitchell, John CAMERA I. • reloquin, Richard (z. The ltona Camera Club Rcker, Mathew Wieneke will ha ve a showing of slides by ' mem ers on "Lines an Regular donors included "Curves," at the Feb. 19, If. Avery, Barbara'A. Bedient, meeting at the I.Ittle Red School URNITURE I Vincent Bcale Jr Patricia house In the Community Center Bruce. Elizabeth A Criss, at 7:45 p.m. Each member SALE intere-sted Is asked to bring !;*x Pve F Isle (aebert, Nelson sli(ks ia9 CASSELBFRR 17-92 tfts subject which ________________ . a bUc safety wo uld you provide sorm idornution about the nger of the heth food products meant well In w ho doing SO. 15 [)c1y At the regular made from apricot meeting of the American not all eaten up by the costs P ANSWER: The Food and Drug Administration Im warned A3sx-istion of Retired Pemns, involved in probate,' she said t consumers not to eat Aprikern and [lee-Seventeen which are sold DeBary Chapter, held in the Miss O'Lxary cited the t% 4 in capsule form primarfly in health food stores. Both products are Firemen's O'Leary. Recreation Hall.eases of probate of wills, one in president, 0 made from apricot kernels and contain dangerous levels of Mrs. Mary the Michigan and one in Idaho, hydrogen cyanide. 1 -i said she feels that Florida is Ili Id,aho wNch had adopted the In its request fro a recall FDA said that the Aprikern capsules getting closer to adopting the Code the estate probate contained an average of two milligrams of hydrogen cyanide per UnlIonn Probate Code than were ' less than 11,000 on a capsule. F'DA selenUsts estimate that a child allowing five of r before sioo 000 estate and took only 32 these capsules could die of cyanide poisoning Tw en t y capsules ii 0 lAar) w ho 13 well da>s to handle while the could be fatal to an adult informed on all legislation valued estate in Michigan, FDA adViM Allconssumers and retailers to destroy any supply . pertaining to retired persons. which has not adopted the Code of the two products. has been ranking study-of took nine months to probate at I recently read In your column where fluorescent lighting was (10st of nearly $8,000, much more efficient than Incandescent light bulbs. Do you have 1 , I if one's estate is ALOY information that would help the consumer make realistic cost snI> a hme .rrsd ? car, (hurt Should Florida adopt this eo(nparfson1ontbt)peofordInui. lIncandOscefit) bulbitobu>' person'ss estati. can be drained code U will benefit everyone, ANSWF'R Man> improemenii have been made in the corn by legal fees ar,d probate costs, not just the senior citizen."said m ligh t bulb and the consumer now has a wide choice of wat. ",t is so necessary that we Miss 0'ta. ________________________________________tages as well as finishes. The efficiency of bulbs in converting electricity Into light iir> from 101um(n per watt to over a 100. Tli,! toLi', cost,,f Ifit. light.ing " you buy when a bulb ispurthased inv ol v es all these faors bulb i 4 mt. expected bulb life, cost for electricity to operate the bulb, and the amount of light it produces. , y rI For overall economy and efficiency, labeling infornuition now required on the bulb Jacket will aid you !n selecting the one best : hers Was a Success with close to he from April Ito March 31. A Because the Board of Directors At the request of Lion F rank 200 attending. Sinatra an. fist of thol .;e waiting to become wish to be fair to all, these rules - Lombardo, the Club vuled to I*J.TONA . At Deltona Fun flounced there would be a re. riiembcrs will be kept and when were adopted. danate 150 to the United and TraveI Club meeting. Feb. organization of the Club. since a member fails to attend thr,-e fialf-rate tickets for the Met .1, Joseph Sinatra, president the l'onununity Center can only intetlags without an ex- Rocking Chair Theatre in the blind group to meet in their 11-41 plans are in the accommodate 180 pensons, planation. his rm n wil rLwn to 119, an all time record. &-inford. for s(nior Citizens can ~'ello%ship liall free of charge, will serve tier homemade ' nwiting for trips to Las Vegas, minfortabl) for a dance party. d r An appeal for volunteers for (ruin the rolls d a fr a as The group is under the auspices Cherry Tarts, In 10(101' ° ew(leana,Wastiingto, D.C. ThefCf*P. the Annual Pwvw Drive said Sinatra, nameonthe waiting list will well as tickets for harness George WashIngtons Birthday.being made ft Club and l.arnbardo and Virginia and &a World. "we must land our rnern- added, ' Is Paul B Racing at the Seminole race The orogran: will honor Thomas. 2nd vice-president and itusirman of that project. ,%bout June 16, he will have a trers.1iIp to 180." New mern. Club began with a hand- track. 4-day trip to the haharnas bership cards will be Issued to lulThe Washington and Abraham POPPY chairman ef the unit. 1,! nwinbers two year-- ago ''p, Board of Directors voted At the next Mar. 1 meeting, ready on a n"sbip, tile 180 members. who havp alul grew . Many ineinbers films will be to purchase 5W white caw and I'ORG shown on D"!w* y the Club, will sell these cam es Mrs. Charles iIoltrose. The recent dance and attended meetings regularly. have failed to attend meetings. World, by a representaUve. es*dent will preside. Mrs. a new project. Lions Wright and DEl TONA - The wetk of Aai,s Edwards, lit Callton,willbeinchargeof this Feb 1118 baa bii detlareci ill! • ii a pres project. ident and membership •FgetMe-"o(" Week by the u7na Ctuvi n. who presided at t1w Vis.abled American Veterans • • New members wekomesj at January meetaig in the absence Chapter Ihe fast mmtirg were: Francis 29 of the DAV, of Wives At Dinner of the President, announced Deltma D. Miller and Donald E. Flick. -Tfll PaMcIpate with DELTONA 'Sweetheart . DFIXONA DeBary, DelAnd. Orange City, The DrItona decorated to depict the -arious ll 100 per cent meniber*tiip by eeling ?Ight will be the theme of the CI ic Assoc,atio Auxiliary will months of the year Schwinann fmin Beaumont. Lake Helen, Barbers Ille and flDOI) md Penny SocIal (hat followed Liec3lrecerveda(itationfrotn DeIp IllLmis Club of Deltona at stheacardandgamesparty i31rL&nK1eseh chaptersinthe the Ikpartmento(Fkirlrti arid dirt' dinnerMonday,at6pm in the at the Deltona Community The luncheon will be se(5eJ the 5th District. It is the hope of Community Center, when Center on Friday at 7 p.m. by Mrs. Robert Dankworth and Deltona Ho Scout I . . Mrs. Edwar'js that the will Hilberi C. Neuhaus and his Table and door prizes will be hcrcommittee.Greeterswhllbe assist the Auxiliary cen double its Prolciamation was read and CO"Unittee for men, will bake awarded and refreshments Mrs. Winifred Jordon and Miss signed at a meeting held in Margaret Zekrk, their "Mes" and Other club I)ckets for the part may be Entertainment will be Detand City Rall by.lRwwd Ole Auxiliary for n0ah,memom D. Bladford, president wcured from Mirs.'Margard provided by Mrs. William meeting as. t3 aft February DeBary Chamber Com. they- meet in the lar" hall of merve. Mayor Don Page rif horion the worrien of the club by Mrs. Chilries Weydig is general Frember3 New m the ('omnmuit> Certr welcomed at . as the , ,JJ nJ IliintI irid Miyor l-rston having their spouses make and rhairman Public is invited.the January meeting of the JiI( 'um U.i hit Auxiliary cm n th dinnt r s.srtm, His il of Lake helen 1li next guI ir meeting of IX lton.i 'i it /issocltron in rrett in th cmaller tI.III \cuhaus will ire frrnk Mrltz the Auxiliar> Feb 21 at 1 pm cluded Mrs Rose Stapler SAIASU Charin. Molhi'osr' in cornformer Chicago chef and in the Community Center, in. Mrs. George Evans and Mrs. riiander of the Barracks. l)EI.TONA-'flwannuajtiirl . mnenter of the club, Joseph eludes a light luncheon, dames Stoodley. Eleven TAX MANT0SPEAK Coleman, Karl Bemus. HariScout Cookie Sale ccteJ j' busine aeeting and games sisltorswerepresent,mnakuiga Ins: month by the Citrus Council Cross and John Medhicott. A tables for the luncheon will be total of 84 members and vistors DELTONA - Maurice Girl Scouts, In which Junior . ---Fetter, representative from H. Scout Troop 81 of Deltoaa S H,BkickofDeltrna,Incometax . - - ____ - — Thursday Feb. 14, 1973B B lood Donated In DeBary Y IJZFTIFI MVRPWI them by a relative or friend, - The Sanford Herald ad For Health e:formhat that one's small estate, left to u)F uwAIDs Iferald Correspondent ,'I-. ______________________ ( 't, 0. .. — __~l z ___ Extract Foods Needed In State ., ~v~- _4;..".~ - .4 - ." )r,-".:_ .5, .. _. , -, ~~ik I-, • !nstllation and Ouligation mght will take place at the joint erlence is no -I i I _. osulta will be the guest Beardsley. principal of the speaker at the regular meeting Enterprise Elementary School. of tht- Welcome Wagon of has appealed to the Public for Deltona on Feb. 20 at 10 a.m. In volunteer tea, - her3. The this Community Center. He will Deltona Wown's Club, through %ixak on "new rules and laws it's Educational Committee governing the Income Tax with Mrs. (,. Wayne Fuller. as turns and explanations old chairman, encouraging to all rules. He will answer quetioas Interested adults to answer this regarding this subject. per FFollowing the business Vne need not be a mother to meeting presided over by apPlY. Just an interested, President lit)- Vann, a lun. patient individua l. This (beon will be served, 4 . I 0t P Uniform Pro ate __ _ . I -1 _______ ___ k wj - I .- _ ____ DELThNA - Edward - —II-- -- - - • eBa f Deltona-D . I ; I - _ Thursday, Feb. 1, 1974 . I -- - ____ Herald Activities Told ., 11 - Xhit 611ttfarb rw2 iitt '.e- 99C 74 W.virslh " - I - th I - 6 __________________________________ 5-.- -------5----- - - - - - -- �__ ----- __ ..L• - -: -- - _____ - - - - -. _______________ -- -- I. - - - _____ - * - Th 48— eSanfordHald inesant&d Thursday, Feb. 1*, 1974 Dear IIihiights Abby I She's - Raring To Go TV Time i'rc rn I __ • . . POLLY 'S POINTERS views -_ By ABIGAIL VAN Aims Fu, "Night DEAR ABBY: Can you tell me where the men are? I'm husband hunting and I'd li ke to go about ft 1r4rfl1geniy. I'm not Inking. i iii ciii m muci, money, and I don't want to wide . Naturally I want to go wn there are a greater P restage of single men. lover 40. please. I am 45.1 I've heard that the men outnumber the vmen in Canada and Australia, so they should be happy hunting grounds, right? What about South American countries? I like Latin types. My suggestlois will be greatly appreciated RARIN' TO GO Frankly, I DEAR RARIS' Ti Masks. There Is a shozt.ge of women there like yov wouldn't believe. And 11 you should V1 lucky, the uights are six months long. DEAR ABBY. My husband arid I are both 30, happily warried. and heL%rwxueI. ffis sister is 24 wA an admitted ksbian. Several months ago she told my husband she was "attac, " In me, and given the opportunity she could enjoy a rc mtic tC! tiS'.i :e. Iitr faverite trcsciiri is. "11 you haven't tried At, knock iL"J My husband and 1 are both quite upset because we can't imagine why she would consider me a candidate for a romance with her. We have tried to forget It, but she has become sery affectionate too, kissing me, and pawing mn In a way I _________ ___________ ~ 77 I She is not a stupid girl. I can't imagine what she's tg to accomplish. Row ahid this be handled? BEWILDEkED DEAR BEWILDERED: Handle It just as you would handle je situation were 'be a BROTHER started making Improper advances. Tell her you are not - i*eres*ed aid to keep her distance, And that wait, avoid her, , , - - ,r, ~ .4 ,~ JJ — ___ '7. _____ _____ ___ __ _____ __ ) - ______ __ - _ I SURE) _______________ WI - _-_ . _I, __________________________ i. I _ 1J%• AS I RECALL, (AGNEI,V \SPo' IR - - ~ N. TRUE' UT 3 ' _ iIE D' (oNDERS FOR L. FAVORITES I , „/ -, ~ a A ')7lojl/to4Q S I ~ % BUGS BUNNY • - I WAIII ,, ,'4. , - '%" . N - by llcimdohl & Stoffel I . ... w . / NEXT TIME cs) TWRARP PART! PETI.PA! _______ _______ 0 ;i -; W __ fi >' _______ ls ~ / T _____ - '"\~- T 2-i's' , )" ______ I ;~ TPA'rS A FER tA'1, . ( ) -- - --_________ _____________________________ ~1 7 1 I I — I I 9'. %-- 1 _______________ I ) vOCAULA I * I L byLarryL.wis ____________ 4E WASN'T OF OUR ____ _ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS _______ _____ ______________________________ ( "I )'r1 ______________________ -----tAUIN. brain - 'Television P. : - ____ . . rii • 'a _ At ~ -, - - Grove . special, a merger of Flip's the first inkling that the Memories need talents with highlights of the daughter is alive. 1ronsde is :O CBS, CBS Do1Ü19U, (host story." John.Hoy . RInjng B. and Baum 41 The Heart Once In Her life." The fourth beuine.c called in by the son shorUy 11 . 1. special care in the week of daytime the before his death. p1rituaiism and sltchcrau. .• 4 1* '. By(;Eolu,Ew.t8ANl. circus highlights is special on aoUcIiisaamen's and 9.10 ABC, Kung of agoodjoftj8 ;. By Cramer Ph.D., M.D. ilso,butblendingwithFflp, the y about a marriage on the studying of the Doves." up on It. He gets t r rocks after as host, gives it even more Caine finds himself protecting years. The wife. vohi after a strange ____________ : turn I Elleen's shod interest strength. Flip gets involved the rights of five prostitutes. played by Constance Towers. events follows when ie gets 1 Pofly's Problem __________ wi So heed the reasons a good many of the acts- The girls have been willed a takes off for Hawaii, where she possession of ' t .•, .• . ___ t)EAIt POLL\' — I have a lovely new scrapbook a "spirit board, phook thai ___ ____ why Cupid shoots his darts at clowns, world's smallest man, large par l of gets involved with some ce land by a man which offers strange messages, acrobats I ,want want to full with family keepkes. newspaper clipthe human heart. instead of the and elephants, who suffered fatal injuries. But strange beach freaks. ___ _____ wedding napkins, etc. (no photographs. I do not .. 8.9, NBC, The Flip Wilson . 84:30 ABC, Chopper One, cattlemen want the land, and or liver or lungs! now how to asten the material in the book Should I 8.9 CBS. The Waltons, "The Show. This OI* Is really a Pas same tine Country.Politan Music that Enjoy the Aristotle's mistaken diagnosis useglue,tapeorpaste'Help,please. — NM)MiN "The Informer." An exunder- try to prevent the will from _________________________________________________ enjoyed In me past by Las and Linda Varnas and Grady may also have killed George world accountant uplayed by becoming effecuve,re.jingto Butler and Billy Franz. washington! It explains why a Dick Van Patten) is about to vigilante activities to scare __________________________________________________ l)EA1t POLLS' — My Pet Peeve is with the people who do barber's -4 ____________________________ ______________________________ I pole is red and while. 1* •I*P. turn state's witness, and re. them off. " upholstering and charge so much For labor and for far more {CtfiSh £ Hushpuppiis,Mouth material than can possibly be used. We order what they ask 10,11 NBC, Country Slusic ___________________________ . fur but let us ask for the raps and try to get illein I w(* CASE Z-552: Eileen F.. aged whisked away to a police hide. U.S.A. Hoping to bolster food Our I i if an' other readers Feel the same was'? — BONNIE M. is a college senior. aaybythecoptercopa,bo(the audience appeal, the show will . DEAR POLL.Y — I have a suggestion for Mrs. G. who DINING ROOM OPEN "Dr. ('rune,” she began, mob finds out where he's holed start tonight to use big nonP.M Iii 11 P.M. 4 hates to remove me drawer under her refrigerator Freezer why is Cupid always depicted up, and tries to knock him oft. country tituzic stars singing hree or four limos while she is defrosting. I have one oF that as shooting his darts into the 8:30.9 ABC, Firehouse, "un- country songs, Jack Benny kind but I lay a small absorbent turkish towel in the drawer hearts of his victims? plosion." it's a major catastro. sings "Tie a Yellow Ribbon" while deirosling and do not have splashy water or base to OtZISQ ' remove "And why is red the THURSDAY 3O W Three On A the drawer to empty it. I Just pull ihi' drawer Out phe (or these days of fuel and Truman Capote renders, slightly, drop the soaked tovel in a pan. wring it out and Match Prevhlltflg color for Valentines? shortages. An oil refinery goes "You Are My Sunshine," J)j "Bigger& Better Than Ever EVENING replace for more soaking up of water and Continue until (6) As The World "Is it because love is up in fire. Capt. Ryerson (Jini .Martin, Jimmy Stewart and Tony & Louise Costantino - Your Host a Hostess 7:00 (2) To Tell The defrosting is completed. I also place a small rug in front of furos regarded as inerely an emotion ['uryi cri'w battles the blaze, Rodney Allen Hippy also are in I PH. 322.3101 Truth tin' refrigerator for drips and find I have e'liminat.yd a lot of (C) Let's Make A and the ancients thought the ___________________________ and also makes a dramatic IN! show, Marty Robbins hosts. ft ustraton on dclrosti,ig day. Use a towel that is not too thick Sanford 16) Hogan's Heroes Deal heart was the center of nor fCS&'Ut' of men trapped In the rr larg,' for i'as' hanifIumi - KATIII'I{l\E 1') DMore' C (2) Da Of Our r1 IiI.JOIR' f('LlIiJ- ' LEAR i'i )1.I,\ Moin' rt'luir. But first, the fire•. .I(-C(JLII)II (131 N,s Lives Fire Program in doubt as to a gilt For eitiwr a girl or a boy. I take 20 nuckles fighters rescue a young boy (24) TV AUtlotg ('tii'lfl's TARGET (4) The Guiding or dimes, lay them in an even long row on a table and run a stuck in a heating duct before ' (44) Mod Light length of plastic tape down over each coin. Flip the strip he suffocates. Is Popular 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt Aristotle was regarded as the (C) Newlywed Game over and repeat an the other side, Secure a metal ring or I2 ('85, CBS Thursday (4) Andy Griffith :reatest scientist of antiquity loop of cord in one end and any kid is thrilled — NE1.t.IE ?:3O (2) Doctors Night () Truth Or Movies, "Ryan's l)EAII POLL\' — During these days of recycling items I his reported that some 2,000 (6) The Edge Of NEW YORK (Al') ABC have found a good use for the plastic tops of shortening and of the world's leading . y News "Close-Up" report on fire coffee ciiwi I cut them to fit inside a pint square plastic (1]) the presilgious David Lean, hth has gotten what the (C) Girl In My researcht.-rs sent their data to freezer container. I pre ss hamburgers between them and 8:00 (7) RnqiIng Circus Life tilni for analysis. si two needed remove from freezer, let stand on the sink for a starring Robert Mitchum, network calls "an unpreu'. Highlights (as) Patty Duke Sarah Miles and John Mills the dented amount" of requests by 1 Aristotle fIrmnI '' few miflutes and the hamburgers separate easily. Each con' (4) The Waltons mion a Best-Supporting Oscar vario 3:00 (2) Another World 14'ocimmed that the heart was tamer holds four patties or a total of one pound of ham' 1 91 Chopper One us groups for prints of the (4) CBS Daytime ç for his performance as the hour-long television urger. These dividers work much better than waxed paper tile center of our personality. (44) Bold Onedeformed, imbecilic man. The documentary. (') '.landtheycanbcrewashedandusedos't'randos'crWhenina Generl Hospital mimind and soul. 5:30 (C) Fire HC'JSe hulrryforhamburgerljustthawfourortheMspaimiesforchlli (44) New Zoo Rev'e photography and framing of the Moreover. the blood was the 9:00 (2) Ironside groups can buy or rent or other recipes. — NANCY. ________________- life of the body. 3:)) (2) How To Survive picture is beautiful. which is the ( (6) Mcvi' _______________________ iipies of the Film, ABC sass best ihat Can be saul. It is long A Marrage So Cu id's darts are pictured (9) 'ig FU The kicker. E% en though they ___________________________ 19) Ore Life and tedious. The story - WINATBRIDGE ,m heading toward the heart, Mo-ale Live during the Irish revolution with aren't for broadcast use, the ' not the brain lungs or liver or (44) MovIe (44) Builwinklo Miss Myles playing a free. prints lack a controversial crth. ' 9:30 (IS) Stajecoach stomach. / 1 lady who burning sequence ABC planned 4:00 (21 Somerset spirited young Indeed, the liver was West (C) to use in the show but deleted Lucy Show a mild slam try ('yen though marries the local schoolteacher 10:00 (3) Music Country regarded more as the center of ORTU i (74) Sesame Street he knew that tis partner hi' 41 because of a court order - Just iltyin), then has (C) Streets Of emotions. K.19 7 # 4 fli) itiglt'ton and (11(1 not have (14) Gilligan's island an affair with before the program was aired the British military coin- nationally San Francisco A K 9' And the brain was considered a very gIKl burnt lie aIM) 4:30 () Bonanza t Nov. 26. 1030 (13) Zan* Gray manderChxisJoneiwhenl K I knew that a four heart cue c.hiefly a cooling chamber for (a) Mirv Griffin NOW TP,eatre bid risked nothing since husband provesa disappointing theblood,m'ichlikethemodern (9) Movie WF..S'l• EAST 11:00 (2) News South could still sign Off it luver.'I'hisisall set against the (44) Petticoat FRIDAY MATINEE auto radiator. o 102 465 four spades. (C) News politically explosive tensions, Since the heart was thus 1083 VJ764 ' •Post Time 8 P.M. ' Southielt that hishandwas FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. which lead to an abortive effort 00 124) MisteRogers thought to be the seat of our J 1062 853 A good to go past game. enough 11:30 (2) Tonight Show 0 Matinees to Import arms. Neighborhood It st-vnied lo him that five All Souls Church () Wide World Of 910 NBC, !ronslde, "11* () (r SOUTH (t)) Acres spades would All New Grandstand arid acting then Cupid shot his rrt . OA QI 43 Taste of An "rie story 9th & Oak sale. so he bid live c ubs as a arrows accordingly. * New Color TV (44) Movie T (4s cue bid be- ond game. This 5:30 (7) News , about people presumed dead And tile red color of ValenSorry No On. Under is 12:35 (6) News • a w enoug 1 for North. lie (6) Green Acres 2OGAMES.pAy ONCE who turn up alive , and vice tines merely symbolizes the life 4AKI7 1-00 (2) tomorrow Show went right to liii' Ia. down 113) Revelation versa. Kiln flunter plays the FOR namely, the nui(iofeverybcxiy, .Swlh ALL EVENING %ulnertible slain, (C) Movie C Generation mother of two, a daughter who human Wood. Note that neither partner INCLUDING (44) News West North East South' (24) Electric Company returns alive aftem- she "died" ____________________ u!ed Blackwood North had Even IOMilesnorthnfO,!andobetwern " (j) 1:03 (61 Movie (44) Gorner Pyle two small clubs. South two loyearsagoin a fire, and a son _Reservations(301)!3I.1w Washington's death in 1799, OW' I'as. 351 Pass 2N I 1QO JACKPOT , 6:00 (2) News small diamonds and you FRIDAY who is murdered shortly alter — pass e fnt physiclansin America j'jsi IT (61 N __________________________________________________________________________________________. should avoid Blackwood Pass 64 also believed, like Aristotle, (C) News MORNING Pass Pass Pass when you have a glaring that the fire of the body was the (U) Wills Family &'akn&"s in an unbid suit. Opening lejd-4J 6:00 () Sunrise Jubilee (241 Sesame Street %* lilt I.\flbI1U'b "' For when Washington took 6:15 (2) Sunshine (44 Lucy Show _______________________ _____________________________________ down with peneumonia, they Almanac 6:30 (7) News n (6) New's (6) Sunshine C ,)ff' (C) News Almanac One feature of the Jacobs The tmtdini has ts's'n II 630 (2) Spring Street Actually, he needed blood (13) Ernest T ubb two notrump is that the hid us 5%rsl North Cast South U SA. (44) )ocan's Heroes unlimited in strength transfusions instead of being 4 Today's sham might be bid (6) Sunrise _________________ drained of l' pints during ________________________ I'ass 451 by almost ancn. II also Pass 34 lobar pocumorna. t I FREE _________________________ OCiG CMI lass might not. as ma) be .in Pins ST 6:10 (2) with This Ring % Shortly 'hereafter, the I' from the fact that when it Pass S\ I 700 (1) Today ' Barbers 'Guild of London also You. Souih. hold with COUPOfl OflIy was played in a regional a BtJ*i by Dove FZV LETS CON-HE GOV A ME.S5AGE. ALL mGHT 1 CENTgATE ON GERRY 8U4E3' (1T I DON'T THINK IT WAS , - ABOUT GERRY BUSHES! NE 4t — ___`t1i , 'A , ,, I 1 ~ ", [-9. ,.J & Where The Men Are OOP ALLEY / 4. 4. - - Cupid lnursday, eb. 14, 19158 Meraia - _______________________ ________________________ ____________________ ,-' _ -. ____________________________ CAPTAIN______________________ EASY 'C' T46 ThCTLJR 1 r THE %ATER JUTEiv-Cr. 5 py p DEAR ABBY: I am an unmirriod Latin American woman of which means I'm an old maid by Latin , American standards. . We I bad been fond of a gentleman who my VU friend of thefamy. Now that he is a widower I realize that I am in love with him and have been since I was 14. HeIs17,aretlredprofejslonal man, vigorous physical. ly sat intellectually and handsome. He's from a good family and is wehl-lo [So am I. My sister arid I will soon inherit 5 milflari American dollars.) middle-aged Indian housekeeper who am - Is _ also his mIstress. 11 her.) Should I PtOPOSe loU Mm how I fed? a very jealous of "i' CO!4FIDE?iTIAL TO YOU: Today Is M. Valentine'. Day. ea be asweelkesrt, and do something thoughtful for. shut-Ia. Flowers? A visit? Or jest a phone call would seas a lot to some fafkz who daa't get iu* stuck. 4 pirsbkmst YSS'Il ttul betltt it 70N get It 'ft ynsr chest. a perusal epy. viik $0 ABBY: Box N., 7N, L.A., CAW. Eielese stamped, IeIf'addrea4 pleas.. Pu' Abby's w booklet. "What Tees-Apis Wt $0 UM U to AMg Von HI. Cal. I12. 's Jacoby bid comes to rescue ,, . _ _________________________________________________________________________ _______ A CARROLL RIGHTER 'S -0"Al, 4~HO~ M 41 from the Carroll Ufl' lnstltvt, BINGO ThR)'CAST FOR FRIDAY, FEBKUAJLY IL 074 J{NCIF. Get ideas and plans of aedon Select the school of thought that suits you best. Commtuticate with those atadistanccof different bockg,..,.Js from yours. AIUESMar. 2itoApc.i9 GeIsnfor,nationto espand ; '4 take trip, or do wt:at will increase success. Contact out.of-town fri end who can help you. TA'JRI'S (April 20 to May obligations now arid how to Improve credit, so make big headway. Be frank with mate for fir results Avoid lousperson. GEMINI (May 2110 Juzw 21) Dlscus with associates how — r. IN 4 increas. rapport and prosperity. Get a reason why a friend become an enemy, W tcfi teinpet'. MOONClilLDREN(JtIIefltoJu1y21)Gejrigh1a1110 fAr*=-oRwDo Kum cm Bi.i 5 V -_ A- 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (C) Mike Douglas st'o fl tOnight You Can relax with friends. Pleasing -- - uij1, TEc*oCOt3. -:' OuI73*aP,'s.,,cs,..s .•4. --- . NO—". ___________________________________________ Ani*et to Ppv,ouI PullII ________________________ % "., ' '.4", ""ø, ______________________ __ '' a a - I 51 III)'% 311 ,ilIbbrhll l8'I ____ I tnut.ri-e i T I?%4tO 'I I %'a eIr ,rr rider AO .6jr Totaing %r%%rl L I lii%tuitaidrau SL_ iLrtanti _____ Si %t.uni.iin keith - Ckicke* - 064 #At d — • 4 l I) I' (ntiS ,tIrITT1 ((("is 4) Indian boat' _____ tit: h _____ 44iaktiedi _________ ii S i-r.a ab low name 16 Thruth CAPIUWRN (Dec.22 to Jan. 20) Use a more direct approac.i with others and get ahead much faster and easter8 WIiy go to rrpenslve sdvtseres If von don't follow their suggestions? '_Iu1j, ruup that you Can truly enjoy and gain pres"e as well. Don't kt'Ahenfake avattie of yu. 17 tJ-uii ian , go indi..n .V' (44) Not For ________ Women Only ____________ THNU f,711 . (6) Secret Storm 1. i The Colonel likes to ksp his customers happy with such terrific valuus ' • as this "buy three. got one free" offer. Just red',,m th e coupon below and enjoy all that fi nger lickin' good chicken and fizingal • - — AT 7:30— I • 34 MU'II ii J 5iiaII lelmaiii lint 7 Tt'r III SISTER SM At The I' I . Righter t I __ The - - i MastJthuwtls s l, ,iJ utI 4 T wit" O" ('riebes S Indian Irni 77 Vnrmtrd 61'rfxr%% 21 Nib. for one otjltis 42 I.erman ciii 43('astkadr; used in 23 Taciturn rainmrnus 21l1ards heroine 41trandpareniai lr,ud!ess 451'romnnlori 30 llnat hir* i''tn". Si a's'. ______ 6 _______ :. WMO 1 05: I to Cir S_ I 11 ,I Arena Store Nearest You ' " -• _11~il - _ '1A'ii1. PamGrier DAILY i-n •- • , ,, 'CINDEPflLAII&UTC ".- NE - — 53 herb ese — — ____ ' a - i, r 19__ I J_ '/ IT ' S '- - . ) f 'tN "Ut, - Sic coupon to a . by Dick Cavolli WINTHROP TAKE 1s44T, _ 'TU O(R1Y / CLM_LEN,NYRE _- _ 0- / - OFFER (2000 ONLY ________________________________________________ ___ Power ' I ______ —- - WI1H THIS • COUPON - - _____ __ __________________ _____________ __________________ ______ NAM 111111111 ________ _____________ Power C'_t'._'I(1• To ' _______________ ______________ _____________ ______________________ _____________________ ,7OPF)4'fl4AT DOOR. II' JUST LET ME , 'fl4AT S MY I-lOUSE SHOW 'TUE IN! _______________ chicvouj _____________ ______________________ ______________ MAYBE WE Sl"IOULD START ALLER HO " For a fractured ego is more dangerous to oldsters than a fr4is-turci hiii' l.ick 411 evidenues of love ;ilfeetion thu,s reduces their will _.., WANT Need ______________ r ________ ___ I 1' __________ _________________ - ___ _____ _____ _______ _______ ___________ ________ I ________ ____________ BEETLE BAILEY 1 \( __ _____ I. r _____________ lT 11% E TAICEN FOR 617ANTE-D AR'Otfl'lt) EZE, I 670T I LIT'TLE -- ______ ______ ,, ____ .' The Power of Want Ads C14 "" 'lI ,, It.... (Z - 8) ____ boo I (..*;1f_-:ii::; ___ - ~._/ Nothing Has Mort Walker %I-AT Q 7, I : 7~ __________ ___ , _____ ____________ AlCro",14 BY "CREDIT"? CRET ~ ~t ___ ________ __________________________ I'.' TIRED OF BElNC 0 1~ , N or , ? IfN`Z, %%% IL-N / (11) . .0 11 T ____ -.1 1! f ., o itiedicine for _-.c' __________________________________ ('t'flIS, anti join the' PH.4NIOM? _____ SAW IIIM, - i1 the (;olden l'en." !i \ i. 4r - '7 __ /j _ ___________________________________________________ itOh iosts whet-n ,nu send for tsar of \ _______ 5 ulressed i'nselopc and 2. _____ ____ ___ ME 5411' HE ___ ACULD ___ MERE. __ ____ ____ WMNP _____ 'YOU_._______ 48-b OPW -- ______ __- _____ __________ FOOL.! PLU5E,., ______ / ,. __ A10 -1 REThRNEP WI1HCUT HIM? I i ,__ ____ ilosiiig a lung stamped. ad' 'fjs Falk and Sy Barry PR1NCE34E 10 MI NEt,5, r_4k 'League nst'r typing and printing L _______________________________________ THEN WHERE 15 THE THE p,pj _l% Send lot the "C6nipllment ['1(7 Club" lssokk'I, enclosing a lung p.a yg his booklets.i - _________ ychiohisgtcal fractures THE PHANTOM 'our affectionate greetings ___________________________________________________________________ Ii' Find ___________ ______ Ihdays best Power ) " ulergiurteners. love is the Buy. . To DON'T Valentines, as are kin- 54 ______________ _______ ____ PO- _________________ _________________ uses relish mall and are as t'agerl) excited as they open tare iii this tst'wpapt'r, en- _________ I Or To Sell. Services. Alwa)s write Iii lit. ('mile In _______ )1:, _______ BLONDIE 46 14$49 -'-I _________ ' J ' f4 i1 , - Y ~11 - ik'sirable custom, not only for romantic teenagers but also for __________________________________________________________ OFFER ENDS MONDAY, FEBRUARy 18, 1974 0 (lIP_ \ ',I I CA1L5ANYCCYYA ()RW CAT? _ / ''.4 j.jy EEJ ___ DOIG! _____ DIRW _____ rt,air those fractured egos. family. 8 s 'ai.(:l I - _•; Iq But if Aristotle had not iiiistaken the role of the hunian heart, Valentines would probably be shaped like the bratn Ugh 131 ______________________________________________________________ one 1. CALLD - - •IKI fractures their ego, for _____________ ___________________________________ øøt THE DRY IOO 14th. I.' help heal heartache and YOU get one regulardinn,r FREE when you buy three regular dinners, bI. _____ _ - - -- • -- I IRe r_r' f________________________________________ 42 cola slaw, mashed potatoes and gravy, and rolls. With this coupon L - - 4(// them on other titslidays, such as E4:stcr, Chrlstnuts and bir- 17 ______________________________ ______ - - _ by Bob The•, Our reçuiar dinner boc include, 3 places of Kentucky Fried Chicken, AWIS CAIN __________ _____ _____ Valentines are also shaped hospitalized relatives and frit'ntLs' And al.si' remember ' I . THIS COUPON TO THE KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN STORE I / feverish person's wrist! 41 l'icnn ________________________________ 1. 'M i ______ ,1J:_ - - -. nicking their srists with their 'harp razors. our modern barber poles are tilI striped red tin a white background to indicate the trickle of blood around a 41i 114114% rift ssi (kean liner 4 Eti lamaliun IT — — I ~ I beftAwadowu ______________ d Pi 1 __________________ . "ft ___ FRANK AND ERNEST sutd the local surgeons. Why? Because the barbers argued ft was their time honored prerogative In bleed patients by 1k' sure, therefore, to send rt'etings to sour parents. grnt1isrt'nts, as well as 8 9 10 1 iT — — — lcl. - -- - -- 1111 I Ep . olelsters in N ur sing Homes, for 'sir I SIMaInarteO - I1010111 Limit Fcrecasl iThe Sanford HeraWj, Box 629, Hollywood, ( * -, It should also be extended to 40bps kiln tofllJlnCrs 3itapetn IM)IS\ I Tier trunk 2lprir ,uaiiis ce 34 Fau E LI ALLACH M,rcb Forour copyse yotrb.lbdate andfl toCarnX Rer.q married couples. utt.I, 'A VIII group 32 Feminine appellation 2) Iiiide 'ab ' 2 3 r" _______ 'P141 J MULE5 FOR is 'tik iflt' itt' rs.on Iianici — (C) All My Children Ii t'r.IIe 39 kli'tr 59 t)'minulisr ni JOE KIDD vw life is lar' up t YOIP 1. - flr / Sending VaIt'utines is a _____ 57 A5lfl;i I II1 ____ I in i - r" ?SGenusnlratlir WI'are $ ___ .. 70j)em.'sne 7lbosielrs : WOOD v ____ - 7 Apparel P SinetIled ronlrai'IIon Lusursant tA,W ___ ,:_ II'hel w Uwn - friids socially sat ____________________________ - - 0 YC)VR 15 BORN 1ODAY.s or sit. viii lay, a _____ Memo' _____ ___ on IUe,larguages, aeI1nsienUhcafldartislicsubThen can be tremendo s of h canpeJ by lack' of educItlorL Fame here, whether an busIness vurel idnalistie oi*lJets. "The 1'tars imseI, they do ni'4 ciinpcl," %That yt*i make of ____ 5EAP'J I4O, YCO" L0OIC iPEWAPJ rOI.LOeIEc' I - boxes so popular on February' , ,, ' _ b' 55 l 'Jf I of tip , IngInj s-nice 56 iigPst belstr to Unman road 25 ((lionel Tb. D,odl.,,, Man Abv, 12:30 (2) Baffle (61 Search For Tomorrow (C) NCS 12:35 (2) News 1'00 (7) Jnrkpoi (4) ti'W5 52 )'oIi' 5$ Lihengrsn s estates bril" 2ZTakq'umbr.arr SATURDAY 12:00 (1) News LAST SI At.erraic AR II EbCrll)iIn: • ________ _____ ___________ 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON ,. ______________ ________________________ _______________________ ___________ _____________ ______ 11 P ,— . ______ (6) Love Of Lila (C) Brady Bunch __ ______ - Gambit Il with a slightly better iund. oscr his use hearts Tt)D%S Qt'I.SThON four spades wstt. a worse one What us r opening bid iih North. with 16 high-card and very good trumps. 4 K 7 G T' K 76 •324K 103' Ansrr Tomorrow cit that his hand warranted _____ I! 1100 (3) Wizard Of Odds (44) Movie line pals can bring fine results. f 10 t (44) Variety Hews k'b, 1n Jui.n 1. '. - (9) Sphif Second 19) (41) Film 11:30 (2) Holliwo<d Squares ouid has r hid sit dubs dirri us % ould hast' 1)1(1 ttmu'e' s ,,idt'. 1 111 Akkal. 0-110401--,'" irrrstrd in M'trn (itherstis.r ou I iret' fl(Itrtit'IP to 5tOJ\( it lit Fr,. at 2:30 7:)') 5:35 WIld 10:30 (3) Jeopardy (6) The $10,000 Avoid isie wto does not appreciate you. VIRGO mAug 32toSept. fl, Make neeasary Improvements at home.Stud) how to have more harmony there with kin. A void the social tonight and keep out of limelight. 1JBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Show allies you want to cooperate snore with fmtm; then there can be greater mutual Handle correspondence anti t'avel matters PQi Ut, J Li .su,, 1i Murnrng is best tire to handle i 'iJ YOU'I'E JUE bled him 3 times. Ia cooi him masters' pairs only about half êA K 76T A K 76 • 24 K 1043 What do sou do n'nt" the field got there. -t1Id sit clubs. This iil tell South has .i normal. sound sj.ade opening and rebut sour partner that nu rr In. TPurs . Fri . Sat. (C) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration () Password 1 James Jacobs e 1S f Tonight At'i 30 9-00 (2) Phi! Donal,ue Show unuse you and lift your spirit. Make a fine impression on others. \Qt.%lPiS :J; din 3 CLINT IEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Ge. out to the fun things that resiny L ' YOU'RE RIGHT.' - T ______ _______ ,) 9 __ Held Overt (6) CBS News fS) Solo's Big Top energy, Improve 701k aearance WWt$M / I - ip rr 001.'? LJkiY.I(I _ • 10:00 it) Dinah's Place (6) The Jolter's \ I GENERAL '' _ , (6) Whats My Line! 1, CO - by Crooks & Lawrence , - - • DEAR J: Fif1114 1141`11 You father how you feel. suid ask bins to find out bow the geotlemaa feels about YOU. Dos't be Iii) optimistic. Hi may be quit, satisfied with his pinM arraagensea(, Babe? . O'4 _____ _____ __ _____________ ______ ____ _ ___________ _____ -,, ,/ _____ __ ___ ____ ___ ______ III 00 11 'i - _ I s _I flu : �._L- - -_ Sanford Herald :1~1 I ---lilft-.--~ i . Cupids __ .. A l&lAbII1?IA&i rrow I IIIFYIUU4 I lUll - . i - MARRIAGES Winter Park. 831-9993 Parf;m,d Airport s, The Longer Your Ad Runs Per Day. Lost and Found ______________ LOST Pr ladI' eyeglas,, Tht,g. Jan. 31-in gay colored between west ISO, St 373 $5*$ Rated For Consecutive TICt cat. c3ark "Kim". VICIAI?V 17*2& si REWARD 73745*1 '5:20p.m. Saturdays & Holidays * am.. 12 Noon Child Care ______________________________ lOt fin. Ik a line 23cc line ( $?.O*MINIMUMCHARGE) I 2154 S, Sanford Ave. --- ii j,e- 1-oIeh . ) to Eat Things, Recreation '- ;013-Travel A9,nC*t 'l4-Camping Reso,.t lS-Acf,o,, Painting. Some mechanical 3 bdrm, 7 bath home with family 'oorT., ch.1,le tf ma good IC'(ilIOri 53 7. 50*3 OMI t4ib4Itfl 1.30 la m and $* pm. Sporl, Both homes are in town Prict 117.500 each. *ith great terms HIGHLAWN AVENUE New 3 I I bedroom houses priced from 573.150. FHA. VA IiniACiflQ available Call *11cc Land Co 373 7*40 or 341 3131 ' It ------ ---------------- Apartments Rent Furnished ed Aparm,nt Clean& R ea sonable Call 377 13*4 AND ESPECIAlLy beacuse of the Gas shortage, a self service. coin reratedKwlk lIAR WASH in the Furnish anford area, will provide Years of STEADY INCOME, An In Fumishedapartmmt,5pr5 Ave. Adults. prefer settled couple. No' pets. 332 kIQ vestiiient 10, thoSe who MUST SUCCEED. Call collect, 7 _________________________ site Cock?atlaitrnws Ba'ten,j,r 331 9371 Travel Agencies 31 - 73 Houses Rent 200' Water Front Three bearoom, 7 bath -ouse in Lake Marbiham Estates $.43,Q Call Bud Feather, Broker. is: Double garage, ttautiful POol 70 i Il'. Over 4.000 s ft under roof VA $71,130 Rrit 437733 - TO BUY OR SELL AVON Call 144 307* - IN Inc. 1)1 W Farbon5 WE TAKE TRADES Opportunity for right Individual or Lovely home on lake Adults on 118 per month couple 10 __________________ s ervice stores 3131100 or 4$ 2537 es tablished by our company on , area. NO Selling lnvet - - - --- .. __.. __________________ ---Employment 1W 3241. :- Men waNed for wire company. wIll train on 11* job. No ci' perlencer,quireo, Part time help will be cons ider ed Apply in otrson to PARAGON WIRE & CABLE CO., Stat. Rd 43 Longixood Fla. *31-1333. _____ 2l-SItuafton, Wanted 11 Financia l - __________ Porturnt*s'" i4fllnes5 2S-Loans RtCEPYIONIST '?è-Insurance - - d s J T DocorsOftmce. Eiper i.eaepe,f.rre.oph 173 3)10 . 07 _ _____ j" Aw Clndllicnbrugetp,rlencel servIce - - mechInIc, Third Planet En virOIime,til Systems. *30 -01w t. k 30-A,iartments Rent 4 Unfvrntth,d ,Z 1. JI-Aparfmr,pj MACHINISTS. finsfrtaj5, Rent making experience Close toieran giflding an polishing regu.red. Apply In parlors to Furnished i-Hous. Rent Unfurniih,d PARAGON WIRE & CABLE CO Stair 434. Longwood. For Rent 54-R.*wf Proppl-t) For Rust I 29 -- TAX PREPARERS Rooms Experpncig, part-time Sanford, L0IiQ*'ood & DeLanø. Corn. miilIt, training provided. HIM Block, Inc.. OeLnd. Fla., *31 N. Blvd 1041734$,OC) Privet Batp,and Entrwce Air Cond.. Ph. 333gQ3 I Sanford use advantage of our open.rsg prices, only 124,100 and 57750$ We invite your comparison with all Othtr hornet you have considered - l3--Lots and Acreage 4. ., :45_Resort Properly Inrougmi rriday t ?W Magnolia MOnday r lit. local-on ill REALTY "tanbord's Sates Leader" Your Muttiple Listing Agency local and National MLS R(ALiOkS 3343 Park Or 332 7712 , Income Laid 'intl. ttsev , 'S*—Housefsgid Goods J112-Appliances adio - Stereo .PO* fh,t you are hue and if yc*, were to lØ,e me. I would never t&V1d W à5 be-S3tifl •5 3OEy "'-Garage - Rummage Sales :cs-, Ma rine Etv'pmeni 54-Ca mp.ng Equipment 7-Sports Equipment 11 ' $9-Musical rcan,sa " 0-01 S ice Equipment And Supplies ; 1p 4 3-Machmery and Tools -,e---Equiprenl fur Rent 4 it DEAR JACK 'C,-Swap and Trade '.J' -Antiques ______ kj%tOcus Mayan Ronald cr, _.'', ,. TranipotEi.n - 4 -- Travel . - 3 . : i ' '7&-.u?o RepaIrs- Parts J1'-,iunk - Accessortet Cirs Removed '5-Motrcyc1es - Ti.,'i and *ELAKAAPAIITMENTS 114W 1st. 51 — J Rooms, IlS.OMO. Uttitie- Pd Mature Couple No Pets. Deposit. 332 0170 ___________________________ Small frntsii apartment, clo in. no ch*Idq,n or s. 372 9501 Call alter 4 Trailers Inc. By ' - III (ha.. evon ft w *740 I _____________ _____________ with the ,!,if' V'i - Complete bathroom remodelinl SPECIAL' 3wallsovcrtub, $ Pail an54.r ln 42.1 Appliances 11r Call For r0l Appnt. tricot Service, Li(ensed& Bondec All Sem:nol. Co. 21 He A, seer rig Serv.ce $3030)) JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 102'p N Maple Ave .Sanford 373 1310 i~ - Floor Waxing. .Vindo* 37) 01jS BULLDOZER WORK learing lots our Specialty. 323 1731 after 3 p.m. I - I ret advice Al CII En,. inter or & ' rat painting, repairs. carpentry, l.xlure. mildP* removal 3:10194 carpeted. dripes, Side by Side relrigerator, (ral air & heel. overlooking lake 46lIflIor P0 Let one of our friendly ac visors help you word your classified ad Call 322 7611 or III 9993 8o 3. DeBary, Fla -- 01 Stop Urn! " Interior I Exterior Plastering £ Simulated Brick. Phone 322218D carpenlrv. Remodeling, Addtons. Custom Work lent Estmatr LicenSed Bonded 333009* amfyrms i7'ptut lash' Pet, of house Is tuSI as Weal I bWm, rtilt',t(Mfl S'dtntrnc )car 114 c. I5( BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 37/ 133$. '1 ike. Mary'' P1 711 WY int,r,or Trim. Paneling, Custom Carpentry No cli too small 373 is 5471 ____ This PiOme has everything, yyf ont priced ,n 50 exterior Free ,'stimates Call C4$ $134 after C 1' Elmer Bakalla, Inc. C.raniks EQu.flmel'tt will sell last £ lied FarmWith a Classified Ad Call 44 'I LOVE rOXY 44 $3' t77; RLftIIPI41A lIimt4i 3 ROOMS CARPEr (NAGS $ 149 lJ*svautd Slip I. w call lie eplit 114 leaf avid edsy 37, lot or $)1 9*9) - - 3fl 7119 tax returns prepared IS 00 and up Lake Mary PubliC AccOunting Call 377 1217 or 333 1794. 1'JACKSON'S C'UiEAMI(,S. supPlIfl, kiln dealer ID S Clos ed Ttsurylly &Siindav.3137*31 $34 1*4? - 11 /1 ______ 78 -- Motorcycles .'u '.1 Gravely tractor. rotrary mower, Lawn Service rector *mtPs mower, will c,it acreage or lot*. Call 333 1314, 332 '4,, 64 1)167/7 eZar,?smix frixPerk All makes seem; nsachine nepar CI,anr.i cited I Jc'aitid $' 98 73 FURY Ill & POLARA CUSTOMS Ph377154 Basket case, %403 Equipment for Rent Rent filu, Lustre Elect-Ic Carpet S'sin'ipoocm br Oily SI per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pets and Supplies 65 - POODLE &NOOMIIIG. Ardb,arctng Withlcve'&care Prctess.onal Ph )21 3"40t, 31339" With radio, heater, automatic fran. 323 1733 after 5pm. 79 sml5slon, power steering, power brakes, Trucks and Trailers air condition, vinyl top. '41 Chevy Truck Locking tool boa, good condition Extra Igc. rear 'rd 130) down or 11000 *3* 2531 alter S STEP BUMPERS-437.50 AS LOW AS 6. -;r domestic Al imported Pickups Save 10 pct -Buy direct Mate bla,k & tan German Shepherd. 7 riot old Req All shots 515 313 6511 323.3900 14 lord Truck. 1. ton, radio Al Horses WHITE Pony and 1 mo old cOlt, 2 wheel curt, harness and sadde Call c*an 9-follirnan 34 $449 Si Livestock Neater. Good conditIon. 113Cm Ph And '11 Dodge Van Iraaesman 700 Long wheel base. 3 Speed Slant 4 Good Condition Call Orl. 714 0306, '64 CHEVY PICKUP Long t.SSC P40711mg down, take over (alt Credit manager 3334330 SEVERAL IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM !. ~ Autos for Sale 80 j -1 M - I .6J VW, Nothing down, takeover Call crtdit manager 323 4330. L £ Sanford Ph. 377 1055, I Feed JIM DANDY lEEr, '.',,t )'i,ri- boxcar - loWest whole '..iIm' pi(-5 qv,sranlee'd Open 1 am to 9 pm, 6 dayt C.QRM IV'S. 3m rail of Sanford on 16 a? PR 321 4131 natire, $2499 2231107,' 5441 Wanted to Buy il 73 FURY Ill 4 door , automatic tran. 1972 Chevrolet Malibu 2 door hardtop, automatic, po wer steering & brakes, air, radio—low miles. _r= smission. air, radio, power steering & disc brakes, Vinyl roof. 2590 etc HWY 16 ANTIQUES 37? 4*77 Silt 10 ixi, Caterer & lkr disheS 373 197' THIS ONE IS NICEP z PU $2487 1 1 1 1 10 — 71 Chrysler New Yorker in door, 4 door hardtop, beauti ful light .3 yellow, vinyl root, automatic, power SteerIng £ brakes, air, radio, cue owner - Showroom condition, steering, W = power automatic, seats, windows & disc brakes, air. AM-FM radio, vinyl roof This - One Real Nice. tSJiTii'iij PressureCleaning $ 128860 DISTRIBUTORSHIP PET REST INN Boacdng & Gmm'ng Ph 377 1037 1971 Ford Torino - Open in Altamonte Springs I I Pressure Cleaning tic's cli-anni, toolS Ii'.sn,'il & tCI,ilrcj Sr citileril special rites 373 1705 Wallpaper Hanging PAUL 51 AT EQ Prcless;uri.0 .'m.lipaper tianqer Licensed Residential Commercial ' tpe Eslimates. Ph 377 4173 miles-real cream puff. Two to three hours each day Monday through Saturday afternoon. Grossing S70.00 per week. Appicant should have a depen. dable automobile, a desire to build a profitable business and S106.00 to invest, Wel DrAIig brakes, air, radio, low i3lCK JOYCE WELL DRILLl?N, 3" and larger, purtqs. sprinklers Water conditioners. 3771610 1 $ ut =4 IA w M r= ;a M ro31 1 4 door hardtop. vinyl root, automatic, power steering & brakes, air. radio. Looks as if It *ere lust driven oft the showroom floor. go APPLY CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT: STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 3/26.432 L C, !±'. aiitiiti'i tJt44[I_j 322-2611 radio, vinyl roof today's speed limit V $1660 70 Olds Delta 88 t'ower steering Only 33.000 9265 & brakes, Miles 9669 0 73 Imperial 4 2 door, straight drive, radio GAS SAVER SPECIAL door hardtop Lebaron luxury ¶AVE Mi 1226 = $2000 $ at 4 door hardtop. automatic, 114 -I 1970 Plymouth Valiant Duster - Il mpg. aIr, radio, vinyl roof. 9 All tpcsandsi/es Small VS engine, power steerinq & brakes, air, 9 7 Co 70 Dodge Charger — 69 Dodge Monacoa 0 WELLS DRILLED-PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 'dc repar mdcl $1775 ):111 (A Automatic, power steering & HAPPY fit AR Eff'c'ent clearing ci t',Irc or surfaces limIt Motile Icons, Commercial, Industrial. Residential 67$7327 - 107W Ind SO UJLlLM(.f,jj(tft1LrI 19 $4 Harley Davidsor Sanford Herald Prnfts,Sinn.I With IC.. S a 'ii 6 p rn Anima l Haven Boarding ,snci C.rcion,*ng 122 5732 - BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN 17111 S I? 7, $arford ,'' II Trade For Anything - - --' -- TRY TO BEAT THIS ?tog 69 Plym. Fury Ill a., s... 1170 Chrysler Town & Country. ,uteIy loaded with every ilti, of iuuurq equiprrpnt at vr' iA'h,ard price of 51330 MotorcycleInsuranCe BLAIR AGENCY 3133141 l2Yamaha 175 cc. Good (Ovidition. Y=- Bored &ni-a, pistons. $350 rototitlt. rider £ attachment Electric Start, phone 323 0769 ) Curtr, edan. a !-',a'w'd. power stee-ing 1 brak.'s .ce condition $1113 :,' 35490 mi. Fawner. regular oat. 350 VI engine, green and *hIC. 'it Ondit*d. automatic Inns " tson power ste-trio & brakes ng4p rtk 57143 Cii 0,' r,.selI,, it 322 l3l Dq,'er ____ - Bargains 1711 h' '11 Iml Is CP) owner. r#gular OIl. 350 V I engine gr een & white, air con ditiosad. automatic transtnuss.on. PC*if steering & brakes, luggage rick 5,1*3 -__--- Abandoned, unwanted lunk cars fikultd away Your cost, 1)0 Orttndo, 293619i anitlme - Station Wagon '1$ Buick Skylark Station Wagon, ____________________________ - '18 '17 Mach I 5300c1oixn& take ocr payments Call 349 3114 Junk Cars Removed - 1910 Cold Dotter, fully equipped, Ill. straight transmission G'.r:'l gas mileage Just inspected 10 Aiscayne. 33.000 mi • 6 cyl . p s, pb,tI000furm 000dongas Ph m 4110. between 57 67 VolkSwagen Bug, blue *itt blak leather interior. I Spied, rado economy and trust 11213 Call Don Pope. at 377 $$; De aler $7 Volt ifat:err,'ssII kEEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Santurci Av ___________ ue __________________ en Cash buyer for used articles, lur - - r I J~~10. .1.1- S-T 1.0" Marine hO it John Boat, sturdy, US Call $33 7317 after 4 30 No 2East Road It 17 'SIC Entran(e) Boats & Equipment lt't F to up" t:me. P-lire an expert repairman Iron, t0dJ'5 c!154 , ads' Income Tx PprSo,s.il T,,i Srrv'ce' I F, Any type of caroentry. interior or Stop Fn Park Wuaranteed, custom trim, paneling, punting, all repairs re. -$,$mate 37) 6331 101)0 5 CARPENTRY ,sitting small liii and odd iQOS Call !pec in $31 AL TAMOPITE SPRINGS BIG ENTERTAINMENT C - PIT C k Roll Wo,x a!pentry F' "We Don't ports Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FARPICATIOPI, 3234435, - 17" G( Color Television, beautiful condition, $175 Ci.tl 377 66)3 Breed Dog Training Academy HomeImprovements Small bulldozer for rent, *ith operator Reasonable (9011 753 MM - Auto Repairs '4$ Honda 450, excellent Cone,tior'. 1.500 Call 373 alter S NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR $018 BAL(.$750$9STOPI GORMLYE HWY14 SANFORD _______ _ Rainbow 761 Irrigation pump. .4*0' of $" pipe, 2) 500 k0iOflie guns used one crop 77) 13$? Orundo only) DICK'S 26)l Orlando Drive. 3170337 Dog training In your h,tme Al m.. ..,i... hagon. good transpo,tltion, 377 134.1 English Ford Corlina, '15. I owner. great gas mileage, 541$ Call 332 1370 Parts..%ccessorps Machinery and Tools Pit Care '#''. EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING - Buldok - _ 16 - I)061 Tl.LLvlSuON SE TS57Sljl' MILLERS --.-___ PlO too l.oSmillPh3330319 r.ii a CALL CREDIT MANAGER)?) 67)0 1 964 Chevrolet Caprice Estate - 30 House Cleaning TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ( tormerlv Har,ett Beauty Nook) 519 E Pne, 37/ 5741 ci - We'll do your Painting - SENKARIX GLASS & PAINT CO 710 Magnolia Ave. In 4173 Beauty,care - 63 57.A 55 75)1 Country Club lid Sanford. Fla 377 1010 Glass-Mirrors Close Out TV 53 Radio-Stereo LAWN MAIPI Speiglel, Stephens Metal, PlaStic,, Jewelry, Yroprii.j 411 tIesh Dr , $.snilord 377 *131 CITRUS TREESfrom $119 to 1S low overtsead prices on all plants Cif - se a little Save a lot Oi-di Plursery and Bird Iarrr. Rd 1)9.7 rni N of Ovitidi, 265 61)1 Poultry 7651 Painting Contractors H IL ENGRAVING SERVICE KEPIIS TRANSMISSION SERVICE AutO - Stand & (Iutth Sp,rist Free. pick up . dl) rt & towng iii Scm Co y,th major axurk 11195 Sanford Avis .)fl 3141 1'2 8 1411111069 11(91 KERNS GARAGE Com plete Aut omotive Service 'C?MiJSTAPIG NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER Sanford Motor Company S S French Ave 332 43$/ - '"-Lawn and Garden 66 APPLIANCE SALES & SEP VICE, 7617 5 FrynCI'm Ave 377 Commercial and retidenhal Con tracts now available Call ifl Tin TEPIANCE SERVICE CALL RALPHS HOME SEW VICE 373. - -------- Srwnn 10 Speed, 26. I'ghtl, perfect 321 TIll - Stamps.oin; To buy and sell gold or Silver cc.ns. contact us first We also L.,i' bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 105 W Itt 37) 4331 Bicycles good cOOdtion Saturday a In, Only LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS DEPENDABLE DAB Commercial & Residers'ual Eli) Automotive Sink. Sanford, Fla. Longwood coon. garage. I' baths, ectrical line GE AppIai,ces 7573 Park Drive, 337 1143 332.3103 211 W. 25th ifl, KEPIMUItE WASHER, par's. sirry 'CE'. used machines FreeZer lien and 101 (),',sn Up and Igbl Ha',lirig TrerribIa, 3;37 114 Sanford Electric Company _____ TEDDY tEAR, lawn Service G & G Ceramic Tile 1711 1a.p 4 C.mc Tile Central HeaS 1 A31 CovdtIonTiI9 For free ,,tamales, call Car Harris. at SFAR! ri Sanford 122 keeping beautiful wooded surroundings. In ___ 0 Serve You! .. - F R EE PHONFI kErONDITiONED Refrigerators, .Sishevi and Dryers SSARRAN T'' Free Orlii'zry, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES 614741$ 1 ,___________ All ties and modclt. 13 SPeeds, speedt, and standard bikes now ,s,,,lable at Firljtnne Store Call 372 0/I4 _______________ Appliances MOONEY APPLIANCES, Ak Conditloniøg TIff We Succeed!" :r" Directory of Experts Ready A See the homes built with pride a the finest Qdra7r. blu tret's oversed ('.rç'dqt, C't ,irc.,, I it out Pry Aven,,eMob,le Pats — -- ftliloi:~ _# F er. 7 Spacious bedrops,, ' Fmty 3515 lC*y 17 *3 Sanford 373193$. Oar. Wk - •' 12 P.r- "away from ft all. JEEPS** . 71 Old'. Cutlass, "5" 1 or sedan. immaculate marine blue *ith *tsit v inyl top Regular gas 350 v I Automatic transmission, *er !Cer nt 1 brake. .i I owncr. 21 miles beauty 13)95 Call Pete Pith, 322 1411 Dealer t Buy I or 1001 itl"it Larry's Mirt, 215 Sanford Ave 69 Part Poodle Puppies 135 Call 3271311 after S 1 Gilman Realtors Fla _______________ Ttñlt 1 Apis 7 Adult parks, 7 ' SARI J .s,'*,int YOUR ARE 734! GREA'EsTi , I r 'rrr I' TA P!eSdm, P~'lyIJr, - i tT_1 - APPLIANCE SALES I, SEP VICE. 3617 5 French. 322763* HOMES OF DISTINCTION 830.5500 apartment 4720 Orlanlio Drive, San ford, Love, Janice Water & Ronald __ TO T(AGU( TIGE RS, FAC ULTY. ADM;NISTRATIVE Larry Roies aft ped, V$s are STAFF. PARENTS. STUDENTS, Itul, e'ith,uft yct'r lnvq, what Could i till FAMILY WATER SOFTPIERS. Close Ovt 13 Only) Saturday am Only. DICK'S Cii STOVE 10 f' further 'n Roberts & '.btdr-, u today and for elwa Iwitici, is 5ttow 1'g y0*, "ILOIEYQitj" SIC 9d Tet mtava'Iaofe Please call loam Carter ASSOC lor ma;ion like new and most beau'iful ,,r'i SDan, th Bruirorim tOte, rccm furniture. end tables. coltrt' 'abicS, lamps, pictures 4 wall decor. etc. Please call 6.11 $12) ftrr S_____________________ p m only $2 kitchen Pool and Clubhoe-- mnottuer & OtIldmi)thf, LOeC t pLt4 MO PARK5, I i' 3 Bedroom Pbe. Thorn tIe beifer way - 98 $7O.. Call Fran Gerry, AStol throu,t 3 5v,.g lts, 7 largi bedrooms famify room, eat II Clean 4 'oom apartment Adultt unly, no pets Near hospital Alter Feb. I Itt & last 'no Gail, De-b an Barbara TO CARL You mix, the '."c"xuu*poy 4 GRANDMA "l*ILj" - - 'i ALWAYS IIII ______ TomyFrl '' HapCyVafocatinep. Yetsir!pringfie6r,..J,,g,,, p Maggie LOVE BARBARA _______________ 3- Auction ' Love yo today an Yci.jr wife, M.'ry LOVE.CHERyj If) DOfi pin s could I4APFY VAt 1 fi 1ir trn'i CcJInS I, "SINGLES SPECIAL!" AVALONAPARIMENTS DULTS_NOpT5 116W Ind St 4 ______ )L4-Wanted to Buy 5$ you snow very will. S love you mor e than ______ words can tefl , 7-LiysPock and Poultry in I am waiting for you Pric- :_- This Cnndominium i. t't,,i 31 betors special All custon Apartments Rent drapes remain Shag carpe FUrnished , P LOVE ANN in.t McDonatd-.To the create,t 4-Horses 1 bedrooms, 7 ba ths. CO1'tveniw,l to 6(ClPted 3223050 TO JOHN all the LOVE we Of all the deers you ha ve on ___________________________ WA 11 Yori i'., D.'arr-'it to q,e forever and e',er Lm't'& Cr ,ut&i ' .--''- I $SPe-ts and back yard, separate laundry 'n PIOHSi,'i9 to do, move fight central Pie'at&aOr Sparkling tean °' " Children xeioveyqu Diane. Dean. Laura — 4CAL :42-Lawn and Garden rs uaupa I am situateø in a quiet well APARTMENTS 1505W. 25th Sf, To the Greates t MOM £ DAD in Need second or first car? Consult 1nfay'sttassified .ds me WORLD Keep up th qo • work I LOVE YOUI! l-Bwl4ing Male-ruts m parter,t' house near hospital, ,lo.fl5 Lakiviese Rest Home Lot 7$)' a 100'. Fenced, cement block garage. 1600 mo income 135.000 Ter ms. Owner 322 *41*. 7. ~~n k COME AND GET ME maletalned area of SJnLand Estates, 3 bedrooms, large fenc.o Jolvi 'Lyres, Rows are red, violets are blue are TO Pete •p'ou so sure. ;hat this it fo, you ke, The Guy with the Prettiest Smile Hippy Vtltntlris HAPPY VALENTINES DAYI'' Mi 4 From the Girl Who Pap.nq for it SUNSHINE ___________________ Houses for Sale schools,, shopping center, Shag carpeting, drape s,, Oithwa$,he,, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Valentine Wedding Day-my wish TOMYG0OpARENTiS oryOu is that you'tl aheaps be l'Oveycj firwhemis lie you AN)YMtCHAELSMITH MOM Ults _______ Black: the Man I Married It For Sale I your Investment Properly IdyIIwHd. Homes By GENEVA GARDENS YOmYHUSBAND&0AO & GLENN Or. thIs 0-tIi,sceii1neou---' " 3734450 jif ray— 0# mill%i.darllngfs,eyO,JablJ, ''-.----- — trIIIoi, Martha -. ' life I Love You. MPrcandise a CASH 3221137 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes _ - -- - - - 4311771 38 -- hiustwll with tremivi sacrifice. Light bl u e Pro v incial living room suite. dItte ne illi I chairs, CDL DE N TOUC H I'd SEW cuble bed with bar spring & mattress, 7 importict marble top In stilling cabinet, repossessed end 120115. 373 655$ S.ng t's beSt model, w.nds bobbin . 'n m&(h.ne Fully automatic Pay in WILSON MAIIR FURNITURE bilanca of III or ID piynsent% of buy sell trade $1 Call Cred,t Dept SANFORD 3113I5E. First St 177 5622 SEWING CENTER. 301 A East 1 151 St , Sanford 3779111. (vii U9 MAITLAND FLEA MAR 1Ia6 Ill Hwy 1193 Open Sat 1 Sun. 9S ANTIQUE cherry corner supbo'rd. IM 2120 5,0* front China cab.net. 6 Chip SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS pendale dining chairs, Slant top Western Wear. Save at Old Chippendale OtiS, Cut glass and Corral Western Snap. Il 97, 1 mile misc copper and bass PARK I 5at Deflary ANTIQUES, 10$ W First St ,Mon thru Fri , 10 tO 3 ,flI,UIOV nd 'U - SANFORD lan7room,c.and - Al s*,o 3u'ou are my BObWalIIfonc ' ,'l,SI1JflElflItjim[ - - Ph $471141 Beautiful 700' P,omesite on sand bottom lake HOLLAND REALTY, 373 702$ _______________ Klngs.3vewis Crib - $10 Telatype --__ 109W 15151.3327)8 Portabedshy,ri,q - __________________________ apes, central heat and Sir, bully sunshine witidi Iigts up'mny whole '17-Rup Estate Wanted 3-TV 41 APARTMENTS . Iqgppe,ktp,r, Adultsonly. Ph Inveslnwnt Property - ESTATE&CONSTRUCTIQN 64S7 m 9pm IIIOFLORIDA AVENUE ______________________ '4 v.LTOR, 3237150. 73 Triumph 750 Motorcycle See Bill Colvin, Barnett Bank of Seminole County NA, $313311 7940 tI?7 Matador. I dr Sedan. MISEQ,vplolemi p.rgaI $1151 Terms :an be arranged 131 6)56 alter 5 30 - I'o, used furniture, appliances, uOBSQP.1 MARINE ;ai tt, u in 5561 I'ULP DECORATORS -- -- NEENEEMENED _________________ $ )7IV7I walk, corner locatipi.. Ellie •d FRANKLIN ARMS '1o'f 'IIis'.. LOVE ALWAYS, VETERANS, no down, 3 bedroom, largo lot. Sill mo. I'i PCI, Acre ". lu 'a" •JiVV 3*11 MID FLORIDA REALTY 417N Orange Realtors $437710 Ten lake front lots, Lake Markham Estates $110,000. Call Bud Feather, Broker, *434000 Ca ll 322.2420 Anytime MATTRESS .--_________________ - water and sewerage, reStrictions Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED T cv p Ices uad.vied, any COfltiO ii 1176. Wner Par k 7? Owens Cabin Cruiser Stand LiP head & galley Ercellerd con dt.on. 1)000 Ph 131 7093 .t,'Sc't 1/S. St uden t Desk, $20. Jenny L,nd Bed. complete. 540. ',5 ,ifly items on sale now PIuS Buy. Sell consign, apprise. or special 541.5 out of afl4?ts ng CI value 1)00 French Ave 22) 1340 Sanford, Fla 371 71)5 DeLANG Severalbeavtifullols.pav,cistyeets "---'-•-' Household Goods - - SI 'AUCIIOnP(3ringSerViCeIS TWAILER LOTS 68 BOATS Fsnn', ractor seconds, I to be SnId at groat reduction Call $304111duringweekonly, new. $50 Ci) )?20.4?S.,ttrrS) EVERY COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE & Marine Equipment -____________________ - --------_- CITY- 3 bedroom. l bath Heat a.r 75.. -'Ja ' Equippedkltctsen 1121, 1121,11M. AUC T lOtt lumniture and appliances tpcal sales (Watch Lots and Acreage - Boats SEARS futIslie innersprirq extra f irm mattress 'Sanitized, like MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. YVI, M.scetlaneous. PIty, and used _------- ••,,•••••• SANFORD 7131 S rench Ave BOX SRINO$ REALTOR CITY - Two story, 2 bedroom with lireplace and formal dining room Nile location Price reduced to Longwc,odHy,,y 434 Prime corner location for Office or businps, InCludfl 2 buildings. Hattaway Realty 531 1500 OLLAIR - 3 br'Jri,'r uxd cC.r,d,tlori Only 512.0(s) iw root, Some furniture Austin Development Corp Altamonte Springs, 101775 4711,, Mr Bradford Open I 4 p rn. REALTY Country Club Corp NOW LEASING,, %it finiShed in pineilaig, will paper and carpet, heat and air conditign, covered __________ ( III and j' nrv; Rses are red. violpes are blue If HAPPY VALENTINES DAY. For 5.1. - HALL 13 'PUBLIC - ___________ - Larry, at 331 DREAMWOLD - New 3 and i bedroom. 7 bath homtt. All new home extras *30.50Db 137.000 Miscellaneous For Sale CO [M's 5 130 ietrux floor scrubber, $65 Cull days 32) 1730. Eves. 37)10*5 ' * Sanford Auction * Mobile Home Bane Repossenlor,s IStoctsoosefroqn $3! 3373 Dealer ____________ - - For Sate - Property tit "713 N. Country Club Roaa. LakeMar'y,Fla,.'$a7,,,mo & up on mlnJmpn 3 lease. - JOHNNy WALKER REAL 4 a etsi =w-------..w... we had e choke Cl lIl would be v- Eve Sunday. 377 7371o,372 laM Aiailable 40 mobile homts. new. used, lots, acreage, relitels, pelt, 577 S 54C Or490 H ills ii Orange City tray A new commvnit- of SD tx',ckhorn, West Of 17-17 on Holly Dr Our sign 'will direct you - BY Niceland 2tsdroomap,, -________ ___________ ,.:44-Farms and 1, Busi ness 37 _______ worShip service PHONE 37)0160 tF ' I Court Motel Unhsrnlshed Nursery help homed V' church Call to * *WELDERS* * ______ MULTIPLE LISTINC SERVICE 7734*91 IIIIS French Nsety renovated, Color TV, we For Rent Housekeeper to live in. contact Mr. carpet, a C. efficiencies & Over ___________ Lasher, Seminole Looge Nursing nites, Day or *5 rates. $21 4.000 SQ Ft. Metal Building with S. Bay Ave.. Sanford. _ Hoene, off ice. ii. Mi. E. of I-I on SR Orlondo Or.. Sanford. 332 . ________________________ Call 323',4)0 Adamnfe Catering needs wvr'ten 01v1rs and sandwich makers 30 Apartments Rent Magnolia Square Salary plus commissige Call and air. Fully equipped with dish washer. Cell Mn Weathe.'by 333 ___________________ $2 / SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL. WP ____ '- O :=._______, YouwilIIov,thu% I yearoldb,'autti dupICi-llwe- in one-rent the PINEY WOODS BARN other Each Side cs'ntrul hit, sir, ,'dr buy furniture and misc. Sell for 7 bedrooms, 7 bath's, carpet P11 75 pc t. Consignment John kreder, Assoc Free p ckupt A uction Saturday at 7 W GARPIETI WhlTU rn,S.;ntord 7)22770 rchrr, I)? ("f'ii"(r(.,i (, 372 75*1 33) 7S) Ca. pet cleaning, we gel the airt out ________ _______ I ree estimates KULP DECORATORS, 327 2335 so Miscellaneous t'II Palmetto A, CITY- New 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Florida room, climate cnlrot. garage. CIC 171.300 Lovely 3 bedr oom, 7 bath brick fmes for discriminating people Peaceful setting Oak treat add to the beauty of these delIghIfulpy spacious horrirs,trs Income and DUPLEX LONG WOOD AREA Get involved iet(s4mething with a last, low cost classified ad! family Call Dealer ____ -- Investment Property 17) 0350 I --- ----'---- 36 b'3rt, , 3)' hoi%e trailer, good condition 5*95 See at Patr.st Tavern, P1 on Hwy 1797, Sanford Ord SUBURBAN ESTATES S&"' bedrooms, 7 bath .M Il' Climate control $37,ci,) - - - Plumbing stopped up. power mower Ide-il job for semiretired or ,. service man iii solveni won't start? Gel thn service yo n.ed brtm classified -. operating gasoline pumps, filling kIL TraIler Nice 1 bedron, G location For matur, couple, or $l• man Phone 32330$. - carpeting, drapes, central heat to Rent for Sale Rent Large Room 'I'" U'ed 50etit*, m1401. Real Estattt for " ___________________ '-'.12-Wanted 3berm, completely furn, cabana d Porch, fenced yard children iid I pet O.K. 333054$. ____________________ tIu9abargainorwllaba,paoflw,t,, NEW I & 7 bediooris from 5Iø,e tease, Sandlewoor, Villas. fun to vie and read classified t Call 333 7*70 Call 332 NIl ,r $31 9*13 to place — "your ad Two bedrooms, $ bath, watt to wall _______________________ J7-8,4rSIne5$ Properly - day. Pt 3735420 _________ - For Rent Mobil Homos Rent decoratedOwneqeniloustose1, LONGWOOD OWNER ANXIOUS- Neat 3 berm, 2 bith overlookIng lake. Cm.air. kltrhin *9ulpped, w w carpet Auume 7 Stemper Agency pct mlg Onlyp, HURRY:?t 122.1 50. Terms Just the thing for a young family, 3*03 Orlando Dr 37)°° -- 3 it?) Vega. automatic, healer. ar, radio Nice 12700 373 7137 _________________ ____________ Close to everything yet Construction 'abr,r, for plestic Covscrefe work. Opportunity advancemc,rif, fljo, 3S- AAthiIe Horn. Lots CABLE CO.. Slat. Rd. 431, Longwood. Fla. *31 $353 041 for appoiritmant, :33-Houses Rent Furnished 31-Mobile Homes Rent Call 322 8)1 or $31 per ence required Part time help will be considered. Apply in Evening paper route. Sanford area. person to PARAGON WIRE & High Income for 7 hr. work per ______ - - Ste n strom Realty HILLS -- Smalhogsetra,ler Cheap - -- yq n American Motors, and Jeep vehicles. see DON BALES wooded lot, river rights, ramp, 3 bdrm - $1' I?' De.i,r - AMC ** Mobile Homes - Autos for Sal. F or ttiq best buy BROOKFIELD.'?I.sefuponlacre 073W First St Days - 300 Frinch Ave 1235200 37) 6041 or 372 *320 ORANGE CARS, 700 French GREGORY r . I WHEN HE Rb.Cs' ton Carrier AC 2571 Park Dr 372 211$ REALTOR After hours 3n ,7H 322 )51) 372044* ?I 1923 - MIMS His ups 80 196$ PontIac I passenter wagon. these cars ,mn Good condition. loaded Call OffI MUST SELL medatety '72 Cadillac Sedan mow OeV,Il.. 'II Lincoln Mark III, 70 Pontiac Catalina 2dr. '10 Pontiac 1914 Ford LTD., & Ii, power I. a ir' Catalina I dr . '41 Buick RivIera, Only 1493 SHELLEY USED PEClAL Jim Hunt Realty Will purch*$e first or secoriG mortgages In any CcndIticn SOutheastern Acceplanre Corr washer, .__ _ Autos for Sale 24,xito, Barrington v,ilh FREE 3, -_-- -_________________________ . 32 l$OOE lStnSt 3/2 6435 Rav.nondM. Ball. Reg Broker Esther Plait. Associate SI? Well Frtl St. 3fl54l refrigerator, Feb. 14,1974-78 -_________ - Crystal Lake, Lake Mary Shut flehoard, Utility h*us,e By owner 377 $$ TAFFER REALTY BALL REALTY by Art Sinsom 2 Bedrooms, Den, I bath, dining 'room, Florida room, ovirlOoking ONLY ONE-- at this price Two bedroomi, air conditioned con crete block home, range 1 retrsgerator 117,300 with t erms EVEREST REALTY INC, Realtor, 1601 S Hwy I? *3 Maitland. 421 0*0* ,ORNLOSER - dryer. and carpeting throughout 523.000 Appointment only 41$ 5437 after S or Sat & Sun V1 200 If fireplece Forest Greene, ( CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR MI 47*1 DeBary 41$ 1415 Call 322 745$ I 1. T4 Thursday, "Dust Catchers" 1 i'lcm F'. room. Iar ;e Completely trnstsed, now range, 3 be dr oom, I, or Iwo baths, all brick From $33,400 701h Street to Locust, turn ieft to 111h St . right On Valencia Court North Modil ooen I 6pm daily. On 5te phone 3227010 , __Hous,for5Je__- lot AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP 24 Hour Service Unfurnished OUTSTANDING - Do you ned a 3 br home with ad Joining commercial lot' All for hf ¶') C,Il ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, -Oakland EstateS Very low int,rest rate Rt'illy, 3 /2 1)01 bedroomS. 7 baths, central heat 1 /510 Hiawatha Av e, •t I? 7 ar Walk In pantry, drapes and refrigerator. blnctd yard with oat ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. will Call now. 134.500 BROKERS LAKE MARY - Zoned agriculture. The Time Tested rm 4 large bedrooms, 3 t.atM, huge 322 4173 Nights , 31 I2I . family r oo m with massive brick _________ - 131 *122 VA--Nothing Down - formation. -- ayton says here that charity is the natian's biggest busin t , - No qualifying ASSume low interest loans Choose from A. 13 year Old Spanish. Co lonial, a Modern 3 bedroom models Carpeting, g,rages. r anges. refrigerators in all model, Otte has central air All like now. Monthly paymen:, less than tent, 171.500 to $73,100. Ask for Duins Hardest5, Assoc - —I— 41 Houses for s.ie Beautiful grounds, 3 bedroom home Z oned agriculture Call for .n BARGAINS Immediate pOSSession, - 4' Hour Service call 3fl7dS PARADE OF A Jump On Spring, Clean Out Your _ Cailbart Real Estate Nf'w3bdrm,7bapp, homes $30,000. IPct Interest $ lU monthly 22nd £ Magnolia - li, I Large 3 ti . 3 story with plenly of room, arid needs a good fix up 7 Small 7 be . cottag, with large back yard or garden in good ill REALTOR 3 be'ilroom home on large lot outside of city with patio and all the uood.es 1)5 C Tq'rr,,t, ability. Apply in persan. Southern Chemical. 204 N. Elm, Sanf ord, See Mr Sessions Get 01.0 • you CAN CHOOSE VO9 %ANF 0ftD, 3 bdrm I', bath, OLDER HOME--Potential corn centi'al air, I', yes, Old merclal 7 bl'ooms. 2 baths. down and assume SIC,SOO. Being -living rm., dining rm. br eakfast transferred i i wk. l$l Sum Night Watchman rm, family rm, could be d rnftlin, 3737315 Investment required 110* ______________ New Construction berm Fireplace, new paint inside par 3 Houses Rent Furnished __________________________ location, includes merchandiSe to 373 7*00 or 1.43 7532 New w w carpet. colorcrete 15 Help Wanted NOW IS THE TIME to move up to cover amount inveSted, We we a I bedroom furnish outside, new Met.. sri.00 ed house in lfiit i be ,ronm 2 bath Mayfair local Fla. Compan y. country. $130 mo., plus $50 RETIRED MAN OR WOMAN to Paper delivery man needs mornIng 0 ho me with r ell odeIed kitchen and J Smey, Inc. EXECUTIVE- L arge rra nice 3 (X5)421 7215 hetp. 3 I'.rs,. a day Mutt livt in damaoe Call after C p m.. 332drive end aemnonstratrate eitra big family room or, large bdtm. 7 bath cm air, kitchen Call Mr MaIm. collectfcrAppf 47$) Chuluosa, Geneva or Osledo area "Peote Powered Vet,Icle" fenced lot, Only $492.000 equpped W W carpet, draperies, Lberal Commission and bonus. IC garage, extra large riced Classitied ads are here Ic help you 7 bedroom house sims mo. plus LESS THAN I gallon of gas from Demonst t5wnusttilsrearIyrt,3p,, security. Adults onlj. Phone 373 buy. silt, rent or swap-al a 10* shade yard. $47,303 rator furnished. Man wanted or wire company. We PARKER ENSERPRIIE& ____________ 2 bath home. 0414 cosf...lelusp,elpyou p;e... Tastefully will- train on the job No . :$l-lnscIjons Travel & . - mouses for Sa le ei Sanlord 3bdrm, CB home, screen patio. wail ,o wall carpet. kitchen equipped, In convenient location 3d .. - LOVELY makes one feel sorta proud, doesn't It' ci The Sanford Herald A - nausea cur Sin to Is NO TRAFFIC NOISE periencc rn carpentry, plumbing, FLYING CARPET ]OURS, INC. Airline tikf, Cruise and Tours official rates 303 Semoran Bled., (Hwy 4361. 131 3733, '-10-Do It Yourself '.' Maintenance Man. General InstruCtions -- war S and 10 acres with 7 berm home, tiled farm land , Pric ed right - 4 Business Opportunities thwd helpful but not necessary ___. - ______ Apply at Southern Chemicals, 704 JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSl0P N Elm, St Ph 332 $133 Hotvls q ACREAGE General office, with some bookkeep experience, their PIANO TEA -HER Experienced. _______________________________ Relocated in Sanfor d. E. 2,V'I C-Eating Places _—Good _______ ____ I) 4f - ds Classified Large 7 story home with extra 101. fireplace in living room, f or mal dning, beauliful modern kit cpien, 4 bedrooms. 2 balht, central heat and air. Very 900d condition 13 9.500 Terms mediately, Oranges,. Lemons Gr,pefrun, tangelos E V Foster. 3221111 Found re NEED ROOM? rla, 32150 for interview. Need im - 349 - A MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BROKER 373 744) player' a' PLO 501, X, Longivii0od In $424 - ' (*-Personals -- -- - OWNER MUST SACRIFICE Sanford, CI, Briarclibf . 3 bdrm bloc k. If 10' x 1w'. Aunie mtg. pct.. IU ) r1t. ID 13.400. 4 r.a$onfe offer refus. -' Orangts temples. hamlins Grapefruit, white & Pink Griessle, 1 519$ - :J-Cemetarles -' Mali HOurS fleible Pl,itint office in I ifl.Nw..I D... • -Fr,' to .. ".i.'.r Good Things 2-In Memoriam S-Lost and b Dick Turner cvoduction orderi, iiyo;e, an -.. - 3 Imps Minimum !-CarthofTh - I CARNIVAL F ull or part time. gal to keep booSt, handle correspordence. enter _______________________ your child Educational (tt•ld care 9 '-' - . CLIFF JORDAN fly Rcfc,rt' J — So Secretary-- Bookkeeper _______________________ Oeadline—i Neon -- - nd LOST lam. Announcements A Desire competent, experienced %etretVy tcx full time poSition. Salary corn rnensurate with qualifications 5end resume and requirements tc. P.O Box '7*5, Sanfor d, Florid, 73771 LOST Female Pe5irign,ie-, blonde, no collar Vicinity 74th I. Holly. Rt*ird 323 00$O Department Hours 2$ times Swift SECRETARY WANTED ___________________ InsertionsNo Change I thru S times - Secretary Receptioq,,tt, br buSy office Mutt be attractive, and me? public well. Shorthand and typing etsential, Starting salary open Call 373 1710 - - S The Less It Costs Per Line Want Ad - Permanent positiont. s da y scm. Siturdyi I Sundays 'rain to become a Holiday waitreSs. Apply In Person only. HOiidiy Hou,& 330 E. Corn meqil, Sanford CtiItit,ed ad to wvr for you today____________ Call 273 2411 or $31 ,,, Of Copy. - - I'li.hen hep. P2?? time bartender. and 0f I lime cashier is and older. Apply in Person only to Bahama Jots. 250$ French Ave.. Pt,,? Ask for Want Ads re Parkers, no experience nights Sit Chief Or;anoo Kwtnel Club ARE YOU TROUBI.E07 Call Toll Free, 411 2037 for 'We Care'-. "HOtlinE' Aditt or Te 1. Orlando - - r ,EJuUTxj Peihap$ AIcoLoti Atny,n Help Call 473 45*7 Write P.O Box 1313 Sanford, I tor Ida 322-2611 A ~ Rd 504;3641;1, Rol 73 1433 AD DIAL Seminole s P.rtnrisic *o wt' . -- - True. Springi WANT - Thursday, Feb. 141974 68—The - - �- - -n ii,uSntur0 i, Seniors I ST. Wills, Mo.,-General per cent to G43,t00,000, or 19 prototype of its first new Company, Freeman Coal l)ynsmlc3 Ccr. ainoiced net per cent of the year's total. military alriiane in more than Mining Company, The United operating earnings for 1973 of Total funded backlog at year. 10 years. The plane, the YF.16, Electric Coal Companies, IXLESUFFIELI) $4O.3O2,000. This was 55 per cent end was a record $2.8 billion. is a lightweight, low-cost" Asbestos CorpOratiOn Limited AUGIES ELDERS - St. Augu.Une Cathotic Church 1024 greater than in 19'2 and was the Funded and unfunded backlog single-engine fighter plane and Stromberg DatagraphiX Crystal Bowl QrcleCasae1bet'ry_4j totaled $3.7 billion, the highest designed for the U.S. Air Force. Inc., all had an excellent year. March 19-10:00 highest since Stromberg-Carlson, a leader Net a.m.-Refreshments_Cj,.....j,0 earnings for the year since 1968. Developed In less than v in telecommunications and rniM TOWERS &arn TOW(I Sanford OrggnWtional ended Dec. 31 totaled $384 per "Our performance in 1973 months, from contract to roll. share, MeetIng Feb. 26-10am. in theparlor. compared with proves the inherent strength of out tand at less than projected telephone equipment, achieved HXYZ tat Baptist Church Longwood - R"rganization $26.042,000, or $2.47 per share, our company and of the cost), the new plane made Its the highest levels of sales, Meeting Feb. 26- 12 Covered Dish lunch Lyle K. Suf. for 1972. diversified nature of its first test flight last Saturday earnings and backlog in its field, speaker Federation of Clubs. Net earnings for the fourth business," said David S. Lewis and has flown three times siflCehistory, A primary reason was CE NTRAL SEN. CIT. CLUB - Church of the Nativity firm the continued growth In sales of W. quarter were $12,,000, or Chairman and Chief Executive -T- / 'To date, no SU 427 been its electronic lake Mary per share, compared switching as to Officer Meeting Feb. 28 Drivers Lic. 51.fl of General Dynamics, requirement has Utnewal. $7,892,000, or 76 cents per share "The continued growth of our established by the Air Force for systems, coupled with the (IfIJLUOTA SEN. CIT. CLUB - Community Fire Hall 7th in the like 1972 quarter-an commercial operations and our production of this type aircraft. record sales year for the & StJreet -Chuluota -Meeting 6 p.m.-Pot luck dinner. increase of 62 per cent. All of success in winning new, high. However, we believe that the company's older elecSO + CLUB - 7th Day Adventist Church Fore4 City Meeting the foregoing earnings data are potential government contracts flexibility, low cost and superb t romechanical switching March 4 at 6:30. before extraordinary items. should continue to produce combat performance of the systems. F1UENtS1I1P CLUB-St. Marks Presby. (Thurch-1021 Palm Materini Service, the MidNet earnings after e- higher earnings in coming lightweight fighter could Springs Drive Allamonte Springs Meeting Feb. 21 10 traordinary itenu west's largest supplier of were )ears.' eventually lead to production Improve.,. a.m. - Crime It Self Protection - Sherifrs De pt. - Hot $41,343,000, or $3.94 per share, During the fourth quarter, for the Air FOS-Ce.S of ft building materials, had record covered dish lunch. Fulfill your dreams by as compared to $24,771,000, or contracts totaling 1770 million country and its allies abroad," sales for the year. Marblehead (OLDEN YEARS FELLOWSHIP REMODELING Lime, had the best year in its were received for construction Lewis said. Community United Meth. 12.30 per share, for 1972. Church Casselberry It costs less than moving Saks for the of from history because Meeting Feb. 27 of year were capacity 11 618-dass nuclear attack Play - i act Sales and earnings - SA' (Irut, t hr mll saig $1,611,99.1, tr ; production in the ,%I us( utjuijritis steel pt'r cent industry h I .0 uhetn the F:kctric ( ; v neral Must ) iiis' kive reservations, higher than the 1I,539,3),000 lkat Division. bringing tu 18 the inercinloperationsln 1973 were and a high level of residential Home Improvement Loansf GREATER OVIEI)O SEN. CIT. CLUB - Grant Chapel A.M.E. level achieved in 1972. This number of these submarines particularly encouraging , construction. -AtChurch - Franklin Street oil Geneva Hwy. - Oviedo During the year, the Quincy ersed the downward trend of now under contract. Revenues lewis said, as they continue to An Equal Opportunity Lender Meeting Feb. 18 - i p.m. the previous four years. Sales under these contracts are cx- represent increasing propor. Shipbuilding Division achieved OVER 50 CLUE, - Al] Souls Catholic Church - 718 S. Oak - for the fourth quarter of 1973 pected to exceed 11.45 billion lions of the company's a firm backlog of orders FLORIDA STATE Sanford Meeting Feb. 19 Bag lunch meeting at 10 - were $431,953,000 compared through 1981. business. These operations, totaling $650 million-largest of INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. gatr.es. U.S. with $387,%5,000 in 1972-an commercial A inalor milestone was including Stromberg-Carlson any SANFOQO M..Wf so UIN$4 CHIl F*da 56"S. I*( SANFORD SEN. CIT. CLUB -Sanford Civic Center -Sanford - increase of 11pr ceM. Corn. achieved during the year when Corporation, Material Service shipyard-for construction of Meeting Feb. 19_. Noon __ Covered dish lun ch _ Mingo. mercial sales increased by 19 the company rolled out a Corporation, Marblehead llnr MEMBER F.D.I.0 PH. 3221611 . huge liquefied natural gas I SANFORD SOUTH SEM. SEN. CIT. - Women's Club Overbrook Drive ta nk ers. Casselberry -Meeting Feb. 31-1 p.m. nothing planned. NARFE (National Asa. of Retired Fed. Employes( Meeting March 1-Reg. business meeting-Ira Weigley "Florida E WEEK THRU SATURDAY Birds" Chamber of Commerce Sanford -1 p.m. Mr. M. ONLY FEB. 16 Wright - 7!8 Magnolia Ave. 322-4041. flIIHTY.NINEIIS Sts. Peter & Paul Church Go!dcr,-d Mcci 1st FrIday -7:30p.m. Mardi 1-nothing planned. YOUNG AT HEART - St. Andrews Presby. Church 9913 Bear Lake Road-Fccest City-Meeting March 14- 1p.m. nothing planned. VILLAGE CLUB - St. John's Village - Fern Park Meeting By MARTIN PORISS with local poverty programs, frvin bad to awful, Feb. 21 Every Thursday Happy Hour 10 am. It makes little tifference Legal Aid will help ANYONE everyone welcome. Whenever you tangle with a who can demonstrate an whether you're selling a LUThERAN HAVEN Slavia MeetIng Feb. 21 -7 p.m. OFF merchant, spouse, landlord inability to or for legal advice. squabbling with neighb or s, t he 10% Sefnhzx)Ie Junior College - Drama Program Roger Jarrand. bureaucracy a lawyer's the victim of an auto smashup or Find out if there's a branch WINTER SPRINGS SEN. CIT. CLUB Organiutional meeting (wojinan to see! In the eves of job injury, hauling with office near you! Friday, Feb. 15 10 A.M. 100 Sherry Avenue Winter the law, everyone's equal, but Finally, if you can't either a welfare, social Security or Sri pngs. those with legal help are MORE police. If you've never called a Legal Reference Service or a COMING COUNTY WIDE EVENTS equal than those without, lawyer BEFORE a small plain- Legal Aid Society near you, all Avoiding lawyers is a sure way tiff t ur ned into a big trouble, la NOT lost. Call yOUI' local WNCERT Friends of Community United to "court disaster." So learn DON 'TtieaprisonerofyoujoW public library and-or j Meth. Church _Sty, Feb. 17....2 pin. _ Free. WHEN you should call a habit: Avoid (1w swearing of newspaper office for advice. BUS TOUR Tallahassee, and Stephen Foster Memorial March lawyer, WHERE to call, and great oaths: call a lawyer. Or, spend an early morning at &26. Fort udrdale and East _iJfl&23, how to get legal help cheap, but your local courthouse talking f BUT I CAN'T AFFORD AN w I TOURS -"Ireland In the Spri.ng" - 10 days -- May 11-21. OFF good! ith a Judge or with ANYONE 10% WITH FLOWERS Leuia Smith, Author and Most of us think "L.awyer" EXPENSIVE LAWYER!! hanging around the courthouse Lecturer April 18- Altamonte Springs Civic Center lbwastiAt ANY oni) when we're in p.-ice,whez (wearingatletbeforethedayg WE DO REPAIR WORK ON RODS, REELS, GUNS 'Ahamonte rings.. For additional Lnforniatton call 323-7090. ready f or jail, divorce, or obtained early enough, the trials begin. Doa"soft.selp'job advice of a SEE JIM OR JOE good lawyer is worse! That's like starting to o f presenting your legal cheap. But, If you're practice birth control when low on prMern and, with luck and a i and free lawyer, you'll never end upwi1 going into labor. Think of dough inexpensive AUGIES ELDERS - Si. Augustine Catholic Church 14 lawyers as GENF.RAL AD- legal advice is available. Take a "iard.cell" Job. If taken care , Qysta1 Bowl Circle _CatIberry, Fla . Meet Ind 1',s friends to call advantage of it! Now! VISORS of early, yours will probably be BRAM TOWERS &am bwezs Sanford, Fla. BEFORE you need them. fl SANFORD PLAZA a very simple "brief-case"! Use your telephone BXYZ itt Baptist Church -Longwood, Via. 23750- Meet last advice 1 -1 4 01 is gotten early enough, a pages both White and Remember w ther you he Thes. Yellow w words can avoid a long to locate your nearest Lawyers titid a private attorney, get one CENTRAL SEN. CIT. CLUB- Church of the Nativity 6( W. "sentence." _____ • • • •••• I 11 I __ III • :1_et*e_ _________________ through Legal Reference Refe rence Service. 477 Lake Mary, Fla. Meet lad Thin. & 4th Thirs, • 111.7 & p., Is your landlord threatening called "Legal Referral Service, or Had a lawyer In any I (iIUUJOTA SEN. CIT -Community FIre Hall 70 Street to evict you, 'lease" you, Tsylsr discuss that I or vice," this organization is other way Diuluoa, Fla. I Meet d Thw's. leave his pet cockroac hes I I + CLUB -7th Day Adventist Church Forest City, Fla. 751 by your local Bar iaw'er's price with him-her 32 permanently in ) Wrillared when setting up the ap. Meet 'at Monday. p e sure to check Don't tear your hair out at the bei.inlng Call listings in the phone b.ioki pointznent, or CLUB St. Mart's Presby. Church 1 02 1 Palm an attorney 1 attorney" is Just FRIENP first meeting! Yellow Pages under three ° Springs Drive - Altamonte Springs, Fis. - Meet 1st & E I 0 d another word Using a lawyer BEFORE you 16 for ca1egnrie: Thurs. Lawyer," "Iawyer!"... Jlaving problems Into real trouble is called "Legal," and GOLDEN YEARS FELLOWSHIP Community United Meth. with Aunt 'Attorney." sink Isadorss , Prevenive Law." Make a Church Casselberry, Via. - Meet last !ed. hl The Lawyers Reference Set- habit of kids being tossed of visiting attorneys for vice can j-è'oe. .o . . e•i. i. . . io GREATER OVIEIX) SEN. CIT. Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church n employer's "firing squad," CAN aff ocate legal help you early legal and finanelal add. Franklin Street off Geneva Hwy Oviedo. Via. Meet d or a fuel or company's refusal to vice. By telling you what to Monday. I ' ()lfl.j( deliv er. in crr AFFORD EVEN A watch out for, a lawyer will 50 AR Souls Catholic C1*wdi 71$ S. Oak witness" to such trials; Judge DIME? There are 5) keep you out of trouble. in the about -j Sanford, Fla.2377] -Meet2nd&4thTues, for yourself and CALL a offices ef the Legal Aid Society ocean (or sit swamp?) of law, ' SANFORD DEN. CIT. Sanford Civic Center Sanford, Via. lawyer, BEFORE things go in the USA. Usually jt1j a good attorney is a good friend. _______ Meet 1st & 3rd 1\ies. Noon -lit Bag Lunch -3rd Covered Kh*mLAW 1. 1 -411 we '1 Dish. It ll I :'c SO1'TH SEMINOLE SEN. CIT-id Fed. Svga. & Loan Rt. 436 Sernoran Blvd. 320 W. Sermoran Blvd. - Altamonte I Springs, Via. Meet 1st Thurs- Women's Club Overtiock . I if Drive - Casselberry, Via. -3rd Thurs. Meeting. • toi4 bski P1.bi., ' (1I•,'I. ,11 THIRTY-NINERS-S a. Peter & Paul - G lent'. Via. 327334. I I t. • C i,ii.tM P,ws Meet 1st Friday 7:30 p.m. S Dsh*at,., S CoW,.'iis,oni YOUNG AT HEART - St. Andrews Presby. Church 9913 Bear f La,. as I Owast I ..i Lake Road Forest City, llii.32751--Meet 2nd Thurs. VILLAGE CLUB -SI. John's Village - - 250 Oxford Road Fern Park. Fla. 32730- Meet st& 3rd fl ;tj Lt'TRERLN HAVEN - Slavta, Via. I - : WTh1ERSPRING SEN. CIT. CLUB _1 Sherry Avenue V Winter Springs, Fla . -Meeting Feb. 15- Organizational. ' ' S W \.l1 I St ,iN O Al', Wilt, a .stringi) worded kiter Ii' the - hairman of the Senate Jutiiimrv conimittt'c, specia - ' '% .ilergak' I)riM'euIIlr Itin J.i. w orshi has moved toward a onirontation w itli President Nixon 411116iw-, m. - - /-".4iiiilw\ - it is now clear that evldetu't' • I dcciii material to our invest i. LatilliLs will not lx, forthc,i,ii. iui,:,' Jawurski said in it letter 'hltursday In Sen. James 0 i-:mistlalkl. I).Mis..s The White house said the President tiliusdi made the decision ti - - - -- , - . . ( .I I I 'I - Don't Move - - - - - - - •- 4 lEON JAWOItsKI Nerds evidence - - - ___________________________________________________________ - - - Rely On Lawyer - - 01 - Tackle Boxes On Legal Tangle 0'04"'a -4 ), ~ .7S3 11 - F 'sh*ng Rods C LO lt John A. .Spolekl Looks like "Tricky Dick" is in the news spotlight agaIn, In men impassioned State of the lJwoftpiema, Mr. "one year t Watergate is enougi.... every back - - I # The Sports Shop - - - - - - - - - - ~0 ,- 50 1 1 NOW FROM - -_ - - - SEMINOLE APPLIANC KMHENAID DISHWASHERS_: - ' - - - %- IT- 4. Well, - everyone Ile further states he will offer his 'full e-ooperntion"iand how j ninny times have we heard that iine'? with the investigators. Si' what do we learn today" Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski moves toward a confrontation with President Nixon because of Mr. I Nixon's refusal to cooperate ' most . - - I . WASHINGTON tAP) Wholesale prices boomed upward inJanhiaryat the second highest monthly rate on record as the inflationary spiral stretched across the entire economy, the government said today. Wholesale price rises mean that the higher costs will be translated into higher retail prices in the weeks ahead, as inflation shows no letup for the consumer. Sharply- higher wholesale boosts for farm products, industrial commodities, consumer finished goods and fuels pushed the wholesale price index tip by a sasonal1y adjusted 3.1 per cent, a rise exceeded only by the record 6.2 per cent of la.t August. •., - - - - - - - ____ ______- -. - - - ~1 - - - 1 - ' - - - 1 - .T A T I wwuw WWu IF S; se 0 :. 1. '- I I PLsn'a I I •!St*&$212p*$ItlSbrOchur, - I 1!.!!r .41-17 4Np , 3(03 . 7 ' - I ______ _________ r " _______________ I I ' ' O'w'd .,.w*ip Is., sSpaUSNs a tai Isiat N Nlt'q ____ •AmaI...., a ai ____ Hot-vter Dispenser ti&.0 hs#.'p • iit1.. ___ i.M*Is Tat, pat u... IN a. . pie ,p ale s W'iI.j;I SUN TRAVEL LS lL"t'. hit P'.,rc.If t)f (ft T5rs. P11b15 Iv Aiepsh1mvu 2(117 5. French Ave. Sanford On they local scene, thvre's , mother th'unot-rat who's been testing his political strength in the S,nnforJ area" by soliciting tti, (ifflflillfl5 (If those inter. mewed on how strong a emindi. date he would make against ('ounty ('srnuutussisner I}ruun. unonil Staimlit hie decide tnflCIUsivt'i) on making the plunge, hiM. would make a formidable upho sn' the kat Central Florida Institute -- COUNTY COMMISSIONER Sidney Vhlen Jr., has been named one of Florida -hs - t'ecs five outstanding young men of 1973 le and hut will be considered by the 01 7 Per Cent City Workers Get Pay Boost H> .t I., _______ - .-' .I 0 Ave. Ph. 322.4196 satiorj I I• S 1111S• 0 oil IS S I CIII..... Calendar Perhaps it would be well if the cotmumimissioner paid a visit Iii MYl. (lie especially Casselberr> site and become Lefler informed on how mouth wirk (host' fiilks put in St to miwrniwi itumt three-quarters i ll 4Iwir entire total inspections ''?igunmmtt' fri'uti Orange 1 iiuntv .oat if 0w, kiti it ,iri ilIi iui ti,tt time it ,,,ot s uric lice ked, it , will only encourage more uiuoturjsts frommicughborirsg th'eungt' to villile to Se'tiuinok. tu by 'st'lvlct'tj __-- . - 28 213 28 IA 313 28 Editorial (s)nummt('nt Enttnitiuiecnt hlorusceipe hlospitmil note's - Public uwtIce's - bit lit sit Slocks 3A .18 -- -- -- -- - - ii>i- ht'cks that hitul '- III). "11080 is week,'' 0% council Thursday night igre,ecl in principal to an uc-ri,s,s the board pay increase of st'st'mi per cent for hourly wage earners Mayor Eugene Jaques, who 8A 'v's Citing tututimetmil the' discussion, found itit,l 1i,rct'mii.''it in council with thu.' uIet'itnmi t1 i hmist' the' cui''s finance' tuiiitnittet' return Imilt'r with rt'eouinmiequiatlons During 11 t v Iiiu hmng, schis-ti is s out iou itiun of \hsinul i s iii it ithon ccs.sft'n Jaquts .ilso 1hi8it 214 t,k iCR "tiX'rt.S -- - 58 Cwiuic's Crossword puule Dear Abby hr ('rant' - ' 68-7711 Classified ads .- -I 213 SA ID ('hutch news F - 1,1) N G Wool) - Ar's deaths hirulgi' cnragcd P 11 ,-, - - - •, _-- gill trimmissism to jommi the' newl> kirnn'iI 1 ri-Count i.emigue iii ni'ludtng 't'uiuiniole. (ii Ii's, ---- ' ' ,r,--:- - '-- -J - ill , ttmuumese'Ies to c,in,e' kind of r • several - / i _r'.fJ...31 -- V -. • - - - county municipalities. -- . Jaques said the' dlv had mwgotiate'd with developers for it fire' sub-station, but felt the' in'st'nt city hull site w'mis moore' ukall> iot'att'd for that and the city could easily expand on the - - - r" - - Schreiner also received tuSU1C-li I'riiuIssinhi to ('t'pai iii'' 'hum m,vd jxilmt-'t ih_ part went c irs at a coot of ap proxumm.tely $I,0(), Nn'lng the tlt'partmnent all four ot us cars 'siui the' road'' status - - -- - - site' ''--- - - ---- - - -- ---- TU_*-Am_- - .' felt for additional office space. ('ouneilnuui Don Schreiner the group'r board of directors .111d(asst'ltie'rr \la>ur lull brought up discussion of Grier was namtit'ti sce-ret4ur>- having developers -pay for treasurer. their own impact" as is the c-usc ('ding the' expected return of the city hail annex to Its fornwr Use as the fret' umiedical clinic, the in:i>-or pushed for .illernative housing for the 'rosemng .it) burcaut-rmu-y 'Ihie discussion quickly swelled to include the fire ih'partmteent whn ii still has one 110.0 hi-spin ii the' .i'unt-il nn'uui Authiiruz.i!utmi cc is gi ven in' purchase of ii rull-awa> bed tss case the uuminmettiate problem ''I scant t-nune-ml to tonumuiut -. IV- -10I f. - t irmunge' mind O:.,ucoimi Counties at building - Sonic plan,'' s.misi t --------- . ---- .,t',cai ,-,...,-h I .. ,, I,... .sdques. citing use' flt'lNJI miurcati> " Jaqucs said tie' was elected to iI n d ex Ix- 'titIitc e'I if tht'rt' a mmmmis, walkout in thet' _ lut'u.uws ii...-..i.I t,ali u..a... ,u.• • . :0 SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE *LTS '87 So. 5onord IS I • - and feeds jumped 5.1 per cent on a seasonally adjusted basis; industrial commodities 2.3 per cent and consumer finished goods 2.8 per cent. MI three figures reflected an cconomy caught in a tremendous inflationary grip. A month earlier, wholesale prices went up 2,2 per cent. The Nixon administration has offered con'.umers hope that the price surge ill Let up in the second half of this year. The bureau said the wholesale cost of fuel accounted for almost 40 per cent of the jump in industrial commodities prices, with refined petroleum products leaping by 7.7 per cent and crude oil 22 per cent - Our "IHIt 1mm' seas iTline: .1 Ili siithi i ails ,iti*til (''ii:imussloner Sid Vihlen's recent statenicot regarding euIipli')cs M ti. 54,.,,..- t'..h..-L. l.,.-.....•,..... R II. ' iiiI - .''only being busy four or five ,days out of the iiainttm ' KITcHENAID APPUANCE HEADOtJAg'E AGENCY If January's rate is computed on an annual basis. it comes out to an annual rate of inflation of 37.2 per cent 3.1 per cent a month for 12 months. Wholesale prices, accelerating in the past few months, have risen at an annual rate of 32,3 per cent in the past three months, a record. In the past 12 months, they have gone up 20.8 per cent, the second highest rise for any 12-month period since October ItM7. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said wholesale prices in January actually rose at a monthly rate 01 35 per cent when usual seasonal influences are subtracted. Prices of farm products and processed foods - '• KitchenAid KitchenAid Food Waste ____Dispo6en8 I r a..,. In WctineMlas colwnn there was a tumid) quote from Rep I k'nr - Stimuli ma flcpublican from N,?. i who said, "his speech was gutsy. We're glad to hear huti say he will cooperate but the test is whether he will," Seems like some of his own party art- getting to know hhe President a luttlY bit better Inihsiw tog each t'xplauuitlnmi and his follii mng t',int rail mciii iii -' ."s:-i Açnt cci All Arlrnt '' • PO*at$ui Ut' **I' v,1h,1 tail', bap I -I Zip F;. ____ _____ __________________ $ £Hv - Tan,.. trash. helps kasp you, I,tdun 's.i and ci..,, laciusn,s. S $uln.iti B.',' • Tti, On.. thu '* *Pati c.'.a'coM As sat., to control Fr,, I lOOk I 56 dm..ffl loursto all of Europe, EasIrn Europi, Iatans, Hotytands, Mocacos ito. 2 to 4 wssas, iac.flsd, to expense kid. air, $129 to lulL dbl. occupancy. F:.quent depsituru. For your free copywtitoorpbocs: '1. J . 07 KnAidliashCompactor _ eur .1i' I i J - tour other winners will lx' planning,-Moors' said. Moor.' said Ii,' believes Marsee said the concept is achonuru.slSaturth - in Tarnixu delegation in a public hearing to "Without this bill, won't Sanford can inert me'quire'nent.s Other winners are It. Clark ceptable' to the count)- and be called before May. lx' worth the paper it's written of the proposed planning act, Co Thompson. Pensacola: Dave unty Commissioner Dick S.miiinule' County coin- l)*'Iegatuon chairman Rep. 'in," C. Williams, Lake City; now revised to rcquir' cities Williams said later he believes nussioners Were told Thursda>- Eugene' Mooney said he will Moore urgcd the county to adopt land use plans to James Lawrence, I)eI.and, county ('ALSO. touns:iI of local to redraft a bill that would announce the next hearing date work with municipalities and I)avtd Agresti, Taunpmi. and specifications by Oct. 1977. governments, is the framework establish a Seminole County anullorationas soon as possible. the East Central Florida All are between aies of i Under the concept agreed within which the cities can Expressway Authority to inCounty commissioners and Regional Planning Council to upon and adopted by .ind 36, the select their representatives for elude two representatives of the City of Sanford asked the m-i'me up with a model use delegation for the expressway the expressway authorit>utmunucipahitics with the county delegation to delay von- planning bill that could be autborits- bill the authority board ful)uiu$i5si(lflt,fs in the' authority smde'ratu,n of the latest revision Weather ;ubmnitte'J to the legislature in gnvt'rfling board would be made board .1 the county proposed land 1975 ''iii a krm the people of 'i'('st&Ilii) huih I'AI I". thi, of the five county coinMarset' said the purpose at 'I'lit' direction, b the planning bill because Seminole Count)' can live' mi'issioncrs plus tw repre- the t'xpress-ay authority bill morning 48. Mostly fair today Sc iii i cm ''Ic l.' g isl mt ti V C municipalities received the with' sentativcs of the county's mum- ciii1 block any attempt by the fi(I tonight. Saturday partly Ih'k'gutu.in, canoe' alter draft only hours before the Senator Lori Wilson agreed cipalities as named by a Orange-Orlando expressway cloudy with slight chance of uiiuflicipalities. for the second Thursday hearing at the standards are important but "kmigiie 'if cities" with utiem- authority to build a beltllne showers. Continued mild with I'll"' in mis uiiany months, e-uurtbou.se in Sanford, said siw "has had it up to here" berstup of at least two-thins of highway through south higi,s in upper 7(ks and lows &)' tk'ntmandt'd representation on Sanford Mayor Lee Moore with Seituinole legislation sub- the' c- iti"s in &'niinolt'. Seminole without Semiotic minti l.iccs tonight in uiiitl to upper the authority that would have said his city accepts and sup- milted without input Ironi the County input and control. 1k' -''lot'al control over any ex- l'rts the "philosophk'ai con- cities. Spectators applauded ihe' concept, advanced by said the bill, as drawn, 11am probability ) per u-nt presswnys or toll roads c-ept" of the planning act but when she commented she' was Sen. WiLsin, calls for the board &'umiursiie in charge of any such Saturday. I)rt'p"sed to go through [eels it fails to set mnudi needed almost ready to propose the ti, be composed of only the planning and construction and E x tended forecast partly Seminole cities uniform standards for coun- delegation refuse to hear county cunumuissioners if the will allow the county to pledge' doudy to occasionally cloudy. The revanpeil expressway 1 >-wide land use planning, &'mninolc legislation unless it cities don't nmnue their two rep' secondary road funds to back mainly in the south and centr;tl bill and a revised countywide "Unifurmi, standards are a was agreeable to both the' resentatives withiin 90 days. bonds sold to fund mu toll ex- l'rtionS of the state'. It will lx' coniprehensus-e' land planning ha sic, si gnificant part of usuntv and municipalities Assistant 1 'iunt Vtv ' '--Icr Sunila> and \tncl,,s fts Iithhii.I.I)I) ('ii) Editor . - - Iii 1(11 County To Redraft Expressway Bill Vi's. sir tOt' ear If this itialarki'>- is enough ti itiahe tb, strongest grow weary - - da (hit St. Clint wanted assur- .intes that confidentiality if WInk' house files would be pri'- Land Planning Act Delayed - - Im peachment inquiry. John l)oar, chief counsel for the House inquiry, and Albert Jt'nner, minority counsel for the probe, told news men Thurs- Pr*ices Leap In January - ~ - - ciiiiii nit tee's Per Cent . 1 Wholesale 4, I~.- - 0 - 3 . - - - -1. 1111 _'~2 111% - - By __ - - Iretdcnt' II:" Watergate counsel. James I) SI. Clair. was engaged in negotiations %i lb the House Judiciary comnruittet' over mm trss Is' White hlnuc files for the 5:30 p.m on land recently annexed into the city on the bortjc'i's of the Foi't'sthruok stmbdivision, but was soon put out bs the Casselherrs Fire Department . assdberr Thursday night The first fire broke out at - - ARSON is suspected in the two fires which destroyed iiflc-t bird of a wooded 52-acre, tract on SR 4:6 il l . - - .._' - RECENTLY ANNEXED TRACT BURNS IN CASSELBERRY Frlday, February 15, 1974-Sanford,'Ftor ida 32771 66th Year, No. 152 Price 10 Cents - - l)eput) White house i'ress SetTetary (;s'rmilil L. Warren told nt'wsmnen at Key Biscayne ' 1-11 . that the Pesul,'nt hnl ii,. I louse had given no indication 'any requested recording is t'i!1'r !.-.- -!'.".'::%! ø,..:' Ifl(tlifli's future trials Meanwhi le. • I(1" - - t'idtl Juworski already had ret'rtvrtl sufficient umiaterlal is' allow the grand juries to proteed %ith (heir work without further dela) Vice [' resident Gerald R. Ford said Jmiworski's letter in• *litate 'that the White House has cooperated sufficiently for lain to curry out his duties" Jaw nrskis letter said that while he has sufficient evident-c for crumilnal indictments, "the' requested i material is iniperLint to a cmiiplett' and thorough investigation and may contain t'',idi'nit' nert's5-ar% for an and had no lunu,iedgate corn. uisent on the letter. Si-n Edward M. Kennedy, I)Mass., a judiciary connnitt.ee member. said he would request all earl) uieeetmg of the panel iii consider the onimnous inipli. e'ati'n.s of str. Jaworshi's let. 'flit numuls'r was far higher ihun Ici,l v%vr been imlicate'd by llic h)rl'see'utir's offIce. Jaw irski said that in reject. in his requests. tin White I i SPECIAL - - - •, 40W 8Ai%'/i' - sir subject Ii' 5lIffls' PtrI1(iIl,a. rued privilege. Eastlund was in Mississippi ( i1r altthrh ij rrath /**' 4* - ,- , - -- intl uisperatiun With the Investiations, Jau 'rski disclosed that the material ii Ilk President had rt'lust'd to supply included the LaiM's "1 27 pr'sidential meet mugs and telephone culls related In liii' investigation of the Watt'rgati' break-in and cover-up. t - - - - --- - iaworski, Nixon Hpnr * nI: nor Clash , 01 - - - i-c----'- - 1 General Dynamics Earnings Soar _ _. - . . . Reach $40 Million _1 __ c ~ _Z._ - rr----- - Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 Semin ole .i. ,i&;-* I- - - - - "''" - - ' - -' i7 - '- - -• -- - - LOM,\% ( )( )i) ( '()['N( IL .-'I' I ri \ ' iihques asks for employ(-s' t'aic I lera Id Photo by J Richa t'ds - - -- -- - - - F '-'"', -- --- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 14, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 14, 1974. 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